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Proof Council M inutes 5 15 06 IQUrC86. Coone" d11C'USur\ the proposed """",atlOn end' questione4 U1e --'ftc :~~ ~J~.:f.~~s~ this time. COuncil r8QIlIOl- ~ ~'t. ::'I:r ~.:::: the ,bulIdIng Of a constltu-, ~~~~ _ upon Illlllfon the JTl88ling aQjqUmed 016:15 P.M. Is! Ka"'" M. CheSter1TlOll *.*E'~9~'~!~n. ~~ OFfICW. ~~'f8'rrr Sea- In~~~~~b1':~~~: torlurri " _: Mayor 1luoI. CounCll MemlleI8 BroIg. ,cUne. .' CooI1OfS. Jonee. ! Lynch. MiohlJlskl. l;ItY Men- . van MlUIgen: CIty At. \., ~~=~ =,:~o~$~: ..._ ~ ptqlOrIy and~~"~.:ll1lA!RtolF~)O'RfeO-' 0I855~~" - ,partQf the fIOCI""'l!In pro- ',. '$ep. ,by Step'Inc;;' . oj- ..... ...~ VJIth :.~- ect. ~ by" es, ,,,",,8Ionol"'~8IWlch MolIilh_700." C... ~ ~. A.'i. 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Request to Vacate: Com- munication from Amold J. Van Etten, representing James and Shirley Christen- sen, requesting that a por- tion of the plat of "North Dubuque" be vacated, upon motion received and flied and referred to the City Manager. Historic Preservation Awards Ceremony: Commu- nication from the Historic Preservation Commission Inviting the City Council to attend the Ken Kringle His- toric Preservation Awards Ceremony on May 18, 2000 at the Mandolin Inn, upon motion received and filed. Iowa Department of Eco- nomic Development: Com- munication from the Iowa Department of Economic Development advising of the successful completion of the Community Economic Betterment Account (CEBA) Program contract with Cot- tingham/Butler Insurance Services, upon motion re- ceived and filed. Consultation on Voluntary Annexation Requests: Com- munication to Wayne Dem- mer, Dubuque County Board of Supervisors, regarding the voluntary annexation requests of Gary and Mary Beth Valentine, North Cas- cade Road (NCR) Develop- ers, and Tom and Sheri Henschel, upon motion re- ceived and filed and ap- proved letter. Improvement Contracts / Performance, Payment and Maintenance Bonds: Former Water Department and Stealth Racing Building - Demolition and Site Clear- ance Project; 2006 Asphalt Paving Program Project; Port of Dubuque Parking Lot No. 1 Reconstruction and Landscaping Project, upon motion received and flied and approved con- tracts and bonds. Business Licenses: Connors moved adoption of Resolution No. 192.06 Granting the issuance of one new cigarette license to Ron's Discount Smokes! Beverage Center; Resolu- tion No. 193.06 Granting the (ssuance of a Class "B" Beer (5 Day Special Event) to Catfish Festival and Dubuque Jaycees; Class 'B" Beer Permit to Pizza Ranch; and Class 'C' Beer Permit to Oky Doky #1, Ron's Discount Smokes, Oky Doky #2 and McCann's Service and Res- olution No. 194-06 Grant- ing the issuance of a Class "A" Liquor License to Du- buque Golf and Country Club; Class "C" Beer/Liq. uor License to Busted Lift, Houlihans/Hilton Garden Inn, Breaktime Bar and . Grill, Bricktown/Stonewall I..ounge, and Denny's Lux Gl,ub; and Class "B" Wine Permit to Oky Doky #2. Seconded by Jones. Ma- tron carried 7.0. ITEM8 TO BE SET FOR PU8L1C HEARING Hwy 151 & 61 Develop- ment, LLC Development Agreement: City Manager recommending that a pub. . ~ lie hearing be set for June 5, 2006 to consider approval of a development agree. ment with Hwy 151 & 61 Development, LLC that provides for public finan- cial assistance and other considerations for the re- development of the former Smithfield property on 16th Street, upon motion re- ceived and filed. Cline moved adoption of Reso- lution No. 195-06 Intent to dispose of an interest in City real estate and ease- ments and fixing the date tor a Public Hearing of the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, on the pro- posed Issuance of Urban . Renewal Tax Increment Revenue Obligations and' the Execution of a Devel. Qpment Agreement relat- In"g thereto with Hwy 151 & 6f Development, LLC, and providing for the publica- tion of Notice thereof and set public hearing for 6/5/06 at a meeting to commer'lce at 6:30 P.M. in the public library auditorium and di- rect the City Clerk to pub- lish notice in the manner prescribed by law. Sec- onded by Lynch. Motion carried 7-0. Wendell Corey, Motor City LLC - Request to Rezone: Setting a public hearing for June 19, 2006 to consider a request from Wendell Corey, Motor City LLC to rezone property located north of Asbury Plaza Shop- ping Center in Dubuque County from County AG Agricultural District to City PUD Planned Unit Devel- opment with a PC Planned Commercial designation in conjunction with annexa- tion to the City of Dubuque and Zoning Advisory Com- mission recommending ap- proval. and an Ordinance Amending Appendix A (the Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Dubuque Code of Ordinances by reclassify- ing hereinafter described property located north of Asbury Plaza Shopping Center from County AG Agricultural District to City PUD Planned Unit Devel- opment with a PC Planned Commercial designation in conjunction wi.th anne~~- with annexation to the City of DubUque, presented and read. Cline moved that this be set for public hearing on 6/19/06 at a meeting to commence at 6:30 P.M. in the public library auditori. um and direct the City Clerk to publish notice in the manner prescribed by law. Seconded by Lynch. Motion carried 7-0. Dean and Patricia Butler - Request to Rezone: Set- ting a public hearing for June 19, 2006 to consider a request from Dean and Patricia Butler to rezone property located south of Derby Grange Road in Du. buque County from Coun- ty A 1 Agricultural District to City R-3 Moderate Den- sity Multi-Family Residen- tial District in conjunction with annexation to the City of Dubuque and the Zoning Advisory Commission rec- ommending approval with the condition that the prop- erty is rezoned R.2 Two- Family Residential District, and an Ordinance Amend- in9 Appendix A (the Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Dubuque Code of Ordi- nances by reclassifying hereinafter described prop. erty located south of Derby Grange Road in Dubuque County from County A1 Agricultural District to City R-3 Moderate Density Multi- Family Residential District in conjunction with annex- ation to the City of Dubu- que, presented and read. Cline moved that this be set for public hearing on 6/19/06 at a meeting to commence at 6:30 P.M. in the public library auditorium and direct the City Clerk to publish notice in the man- ner prescribed by law. Seconded by Lynch. Mo- tion carried 7-0.' Wendell Corey, Motor City LLC - Request for Voi- untary Annexation: City Manager recommending that a public hearing be S'et for June 19, 2006 to con- sider a request from Wen- dell Corey, Motor City LLC to voluntarily annex to the City of Dubuque contingent on approval of the zoning and the annexation agree- ment, upon motion re- ceived and filed and set for public hearing on 6/19/06 at a meeting to commence at 6:30 P.M. in the public library auditorium and di- rect t.he City Clerk to pub- lish notice in the manner prescribed by law. John and Sally Jo Herrig _ Request for Voluntary Annexation: City Manager recommending that a pub- lic hearing be set for June 19,2006 to consider are. quest from John and Sally Jo Herrig to voluntarily an- nex to the City of Dubuque contingent on approval of the zoning and the annex- ation agreement, upon mo- tion received and filed and set for public hearing on 6/19/06 at a meeting to commence at 6:30 P.M. in the public library auditorium and direct the City Clerk to publish notice in the man- ner prescribed by law. Dean and Patricia Butler - Request for Voluntary An. nexation: City Manager recommending that a pub- lic hearing be set for June 19, 2006 to consider a re- quest from Dean and Patri- cia Butler to voluntarily an- nex to the City of Dubuque contingent on approval of the zoning and the annex. ation agreement, upon mo- tion received and filed and set for public hearing on 6/19/06 at a meeting to commence at 6:30 P.M. in the public library auditorium and direct the City Clerk to publish notice in the man- ner prescribed by law. Fifth Street Reconstruc. tion - Alpine to Delhi Proj- ect: City Manager recom- mending initiatIon of the public bidding process for the Fifth Street Recon- struction - Alpine to Delhi Project and that a public hearing to consider the plans and specifications be set for June 5, 2006, upon motion received and filed. Cline moved adoption of Resolution No. 196-06 Pre- liminary approval of plans and specifications; Resolu- tion No. 197-06 Setting date of hearing on plans and specifications for 6/5/06 at a meeting to commence at 6:30 p.M. in the public li- brary auditorium and direct the City Clerk to publish notice in the manner pre- scribed by law; Resolution No. 198-06 Ordering bids; Resolution 199-06 Of Ne- cessity; Resolution No. 200. 06 Fixing date of hearing on Resolution of Necessity for 6/5/06 at a meeting to commence at 6:30 P.M. in the public library auditorium and direct the City Clerk to publish notice in the man- ner prescribed by law; and Resolution No. 201-06 Ap. proving preliminary sched- ule of assessments. Sec- onded by Lynch. Motion carried 7-0. Five Flags Arena Fall Pro- tection Project: City Man- ager recommending initia- tion of the public bidding process for the Five Flags Arena Fall Protection Proj- ect and that a public hear. ing to consider the plans and specifications be set ~__ ...__ 10 "nnA "............ Processing schigg ria x- cavating Company and Zoning Advisory Commis- sion recommending appro- val; City Manager response to the concerns raised in the communication from the Humane Society which was referred to staff by the City Council at the May 1, 2006 meeting; Communi- cation from Stephen C. Krumpe, representing Medi- cal Associates Clinic and Medical Associates Realty, in opposition to the pro- posed rezoning and re- questing that he be al- lowed fifteen minutes to address the Council; Com- munication from Jeffrey L. Gonner, Medical Associ- ates Chief Financial Offi- cer, submitting information in opposition to the pro- posed rezoning; Commu- nication from the Humane Society of Scott County in support of the proposed rezoning for Alter Scrap ProcessinglTschiggfrie Ex- cavating Company; Com- munication from Stephen C. Krumpe submitting pro- test letters signed by a majority of the owners of property within 200 feet of 190 North Crescent Ridge; Communication from the Dubuque Regional Hu- mane Society In opposition to the proposed rezoning request of Dawne O'Meara, Alter Salvagerrschiggfrie Excavating for 190 North Crescent Ridge (presented at May 1, 2006 City Coun- cil meeting); Communica- tion of L. Peter Alt, M.D. of Medical Associates object- Ing to rezoning for scrap processing usage; Com- munication of Scott Frank, President and CEO of Oak Park Place, objecting to the proposed rezoning for a recycling scrap yard and that the nearby parkland, given by Medical Associ- ates should stay a park- like setting; Communica- tion of Clay Wilwert, Presi- dent of Wilwert's, object- ing to the proposed rezon- ing citing a safety concern for his customers if debris is dropped from trucks de. live ring scrap; Communi- cation of Public Health Specialist Mary Rose Cor- rigan stating there have been no noise complaints at the present site of this business, 180 Harrison Street; Communication of Attorney Gary Norby, rep- resenting Tschiggfrie Ex- cavating Company and Al- ter Trading Company, stat- ing the proposed rezoning of 190 N. Crescent Ridge is proper and in the public interest; Communication of James Schumacher of LaMar Advertising stating the rescinding of their orig- inal letter of opposition to the proposed rezoning, presented and read. Dawne O'Meara, General Manager of Alter Scrap Processing, spoke Intro- ducing the ownership, man- agement and consultant team of Alter Scrap: Rob Goldstein, Bob Rosen- crantz, Bob Ellis, Guy Jack- son, Environmental Sani- tarian Sarah Sycking, Engi. neers DenniS & Tim Waugh and Corporate Counsel Gary Norby. Ms. O'Meara requested Council approval for the rezoning to give the Com- pany a larger place for re. location. Their present lo- cation, 180 Harrison, is only one acre and the new site would rezone 7.9 acres of the 22 acre site. The com- pany will spend $3 million to relocate and has a huge commitment to Dubuque with their long presence here. They employ eleven employees with good pay and benefits and expect to add more. They have oper- ated for 23 years with no citations and stressed that all scrap is moved within twenty days and the com- pany is committed to be- ing a good neighbor. Bob Hartig, representing Medical Associates, spoke objecting to the proposed rezoning. He stressed that this rezoning was turned down in December and nothing has really changed. He showed various photos of the view of the pro- posed site for the recycling plant from the nearby offi- ces of Medical Associates and Oak Park Place Re- tirement and Assisted liv- ing buildings. He objected to the noise and view that would impact the citizens that live there. Guy Jackson, Alter Scrap's Director of Safety and Management, stressed that Alter is a good corporate citizen and they had hired a neutral third-party, liber- ty Mutual, to do a noise survey. He stated that the noise would be at accept- able levels. Dennis Waugh, IIW Engi- neers, delivered a Power- Point presentation show- ing the various computer renderings of the nearby buildings clarifying the views each would be afforded. He distributed a booklet with photos and graphs 1I~ lustrating this. Attorney Steve Krumpe, on behalf of Medical Asso- ciates, Objected to the re- zoning proposal, stating that truck traffic will in- NAAl':A_ oerhaos leaving Grove Dr. spOk~ objecting, stating this is not a good usage near their residential neighborhood. Vince Wernimont, 65 Oak Grove Drive, spoke aqree- ing with all in oppOSition, stressing that their private wens have been unusable at times and with Alter's proposed expansion there would be more noise, shaking impact and lots of truck traffic. He was born and raised near this area and stated that during flooding this area would be under water. Dennis Ries, Manager of the Comfort Inn, spoke stating they have been there for 16 years and have 150-210 people stay each night. Their custom- ers walk to various nearby businesses and more traf- fic and congestion would inhibit and endanger them. Greg Paulsen, 1941 Coates St., representing his parents who reside at Oak Park Place, spoke objecting to the noise, stating even now the nearby railroad is noisy. Clay Wilwert, 145 N. Cres- cent Ridge, spoke and stated he spent $3.2 mii- lion to put up a state-of-the- art business and warned that dropped nails or de- bris from trucks using Alter Scrap Recycling would im- pact the safety of his mo- torcycle customers. Galen Kroger, Internal Au- ditor for Alter, stressed that the company has been looking for room to expand for ten years, that this is not a junkyard but rather a recycling facility. Leonard Weis, 20 Oak Grove Dr., stated he has lived in his home for 33 years, raised 12 children there, and has continued to upgrade, add to and reno- vate his property, and ob- jected to the proposed re. zoninQ. Environmental Sanitarian Sarah Sycking spoke stress- ing the measures that would be taken to mitigate any detrimental environ- mental problems. Jeff Gonner, 1012 Bar- baralee. as a Medical As- sociates employee, objected to the proposed rezoning. Rob Goldstein, CEO of Al- ter Scrap Processing Com- pany, spoke and stresseq Alter's integrity and re- quested Councii support In this venture. Ed TSchlgQfrle, 400 JuHen Dubuque [)nve, spoke clari- fying any stormwater prob. lems on this site. An Ordinance Amending Appendix A (the Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Dubuque Code of Ordinan- ces by reclassifying here- inafter described property located at 190 North Cres- cent Ridge from CS Com- mercial Service and Whole- sale District and C-3 Gen- eral Commercial District to PI Planned Industrial Dis- trict, presented and read. Michalski moved to re- ceive and file the proof and communications and con- sider this the first reading of the Ordinance. Seconded by Jones. Motion failed due to the following vote: Yeas- Cline, Connors, MichalskI. Nays-Braig, Buol, Jones, Lynch. At 9:56 Council recessed. At 10:05 Council reconv- ened. Communication of Thomas Zalaznik withdrawing the following rezoning request. Request to Rezone - Tho- mas Zalaznil<: Proof of publi- cation on notice of hearing to consider rezoning prop- erty located north of Cres- cent Ridge Road from AG Agricultural District to CS Commercial Servicei and Wholesale District as re- quested by Thomas and Valorie ZalazniklEdward and Valorie Zalaznik and Zoning Advisory Commis. sion recommending denial and an Ordinance Amend- ing Appendix A (the Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Dubuque Code 01 Ordinan- ces by reclassifying prop- erty located north of Cres- cent Ridge Road from AG Agricultural District to CS Commercial Services and Wholesale District Request to Rezone - 605 Peru Road: Proof of publi. cation on notice of hearing to consider rezoning prop- erty located at 605 Peru Road from R-1 Single. Family Residential District to LI Light Industrial Dis- trict as requested by Rob- ert Clauer and Zoning Ad- visory Commission recom- mending approval, wltry conditions, upon motion received and filed. Ordinance No. 33-06 Amending AppendiX A (the Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Dubuque Code of Ordinances by reclassify- ing property located at 605 Peru Road from R-1 Single-Family Residential District to LI Light Industri. al District, with conditions, presented and read. Michal- ski moved that the require- ment that a proposed Or- dinance be considered and voted on for passage at two Council Meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to be finally passed be suspended. Seconded by Connors. Motion carried 7- O. Michalski moved. that nance. Seconded by Sn Motion carried 7-0. Conr moved adoption of Re lution No. 207-06 Pro' ing for a waiver of Citl Dubuque Code of 0 nances Chapter 11 BL ing Regulations, Sect 11-3 Permit Issuance f hibited During Consid< tion of a Zoning Redas cation or a Text AmE ment to the Zoning or ~ division Ordinances, providing for issuanCE building permits in West 11 th Street His1 Preservation District zoning area. Seconde( Braig. Motion carried 7 Grandview Gallop: Manager submitting an plication from the Mi~ sippi Valley Running A ciation to hold a JunE 2006 four mile run/ that includes a partial sure of Grandview Av. for City Council review direction, upon moliol ceived and filed and proved. Council questi if this would be an ar event and voiced com for the availability of e gency: access to Ct . areas. City of Dubuque Co' Ordinance Amendr Gity Manager recomlT ing approval of an alT ment to the Code of nances Section 3-1 te vide that signs, adv ing, displays or othel terials on public pre in violation of the Code be destroyed removal instead of stored indefinitely, motion received and 1 Ordinance No. Amending the City e buque Code of Ordin Section 3-1 Display ( vertising Material, pre~ and read. Connors r that the requirement proposed Ordinanc considered and VOtl for passage at two C Meetings prior te meeting at which it i! finally passed be su~ ed. Seconded by Motion carried 7-0. C moved final consid. and passage of thE nance. Secondec Jones. Motion carrie Region 1 Workfol vestment Board: CI nication from Wendy Herold, Region 1 force Manager, reql that the City subn nominations for a ment of one represE to the Region 1 Wo Investment Board, motion received ar and nominated I Members Michalsl Cline for considerati COUNCIL MEMI REPORTS Michaiski shared t would be attendi National League 0 Human Resources I of which the main immigration. PUBLIC INPl Sr. Pat Conlon, P trator of Ecumenical on W. 6th Street, s the dangerous inte at Sixth and Locu: the elderly residen cross the street t( the Post Office. Sh that she had brOl request to the COl fall and City staff vestigated and said have to wait until ~ continues to be a as she has 88 eldl dents with the maj ing walkers, car wheelchairs. She ed a pedestrian light at this interse There being nl business, upon m meeting adjoun 11:14P.M. /s/ Karen M. Che Deputy City ( 1t 5/24 sidered and voted on for passage at two Council Meetings prior to the meet- ing at which it IS to be fi- nally passed be suspend- ed. Seconded by Connors. Motion carried 7-0. Michal- ski moved final considera- tion and passage of the Ordinance. Seconded by Braig. Motion carried 7*0. Request to Rezone - Larry and Del Miner: Proof of pub- lication on notice of hearing to consider rezoning prop- erty located at the corner of Bies Drive and Sylvan Drive from R-4 Multi-Family Residential District to OS Office Services District as requested by Larry and Del Miller and Zoning Advisory Commission recommend. ing approval, upon motion received and filed. Larry Miller spoke clarifying the requested rezoning. Ordinance No. 35-06 Amending Appendix A (the Zoning Ordinance) of the City of Dubuque Code of Ordinances by reclassify- ing hereinafter described property located at the in. tersection . of ,Sylvan and Bies Drives from R-4 Multi- Family Residential District to OS Office Service Dis- trict, presented and read. Connors moved that the requirement that a proposed Ordinance' be considered and voted on for passage at two Council Meetings pri- or to the meeting at which it is to be finally passed be suspended. Seconded by Lynch. Motion carried 7-0. Connors moved final con- sideration and passage of the Ordinance, Seconded by Braig. Motion carried 7 -0. Ham House Lease Agree- ment: Proof of publication on notice of hearing to con- sider a new lease for the Ham House with the Dubu- que County Historical So- ciety and City Manager rec- ommending approvai, upon motion received and filed. Jerry Enzler, Executive Director of the Dubuque County Historical Society, spoke in appreciation of the 25 year lease. Cline moved adoption of Resolution No. 205-06 Dis- posing of interest in real property by lease agree. ment to the Dubuque County Historical Society. Seconded by Braig. Mo- tion carried 7-0. Interstate Power Company (Alliant) Easement: Proof of publication on notice of hearing to consider appro. val of a 100 foot easement to Interstate Power Com- pany (AlIiant) in the Port of Dubuque and City Manag- er recommending appro- val, upon motion received and filed. Michalski moved adoption of Resolution No. 206-06 Authorization to dis- pose of an interest in real property by easement to Interstate Power and Light Company. Seconded by Braig. Motion carried 7-0. Upon motion the rules were reinstated limiting discussion to the Council. ACTION ITEMS Dubuque Main Street, Ltd.: Dan LoBianco, Dubuque Main Street, Ltd., to provide verbal quarterly report. Dan LoBianco, 1741 Avalon, gave a brief, verbal report of the many positive pro- grams of Main Street Ltd. Upon motion the report was received and filed. 2006 - 2007 Deer Man- agement Plan: City Man- ager submitting the results of this year's Urban Deer Management Program and recommending approval of the revised plan for the 2006 - 2007 hunting sea- son including that hunting on parcels of less than three acres would be approved on a case-by-case basis and a communication from the Environmental Stew- ardship Advisory Commis- sion recommending con- tinuation of the Urban Deer Management Plan for 2006 _ 2007 and further recom- mending that hunting on parcels of less than three acres not require approval on a case-by-case basis, upon motion received and filed and directed that the recommendation of the City Manager be followed. Mike Buelow, Chair of the Environmental Stewardship Commission, spoke clari- fying the report. Arts and Cultural Affairs Advisory Commission: Arts and Cultural Affairs Advi- sory Commission recom- mending approvai of Fiscal Year 2007 Arts and Culture Operating Support funding requests and authorize the City Manager to sign the funding agreements, upon motion received and filed and approved recommen- dation. Mark Wahlert, Chair of the Commission, spoke clarifying their funding de- Cisions. Cable Teievision Fran- chise - Amendment for 1- Net Construction: City Man- ager recommending ap- proval of some changes to the cabie franchise related to the I-Net that would ben- efit the City and Media- com, upon motion re- ceived and filed and ap- proved recommendation. Iowa Department of Eco- nomic Deveiopment: Com- munications from the Iowa Department of Economic .....___~,_____. ~..l";",;,,,., th..t STAT DUBI I, Kathy I an Iowa c circulatio Iowa; her the folIo" =~ Alter ~ ....-.. 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IIlQ fOr. lwa_of CHy' of lid. _by Connori, PUbuqul Code of Ordl' __ 1~._ "",,<>II Chopter 11 BUIld- ...,mcwiJd-1!nat .'G'OIIsld8ra- Ing 'R~j Section .\tOO 'R ._ of \he 1f'3 Pifr\'1It lotInlhce f'ro. Ordinonce,,_ byhlbltedDu'InQ'~' Sr",,; _ _1o(l; \ton of a Zohi!ill Recllllifl. AIQueet,.to'Rezone" LItry catlollor 8 Text AmeI1d- ~loIIor. ProOf offlllb. . meI1t to the ZonIng or$ilb' _ on notloo of heOrinQ _"'" Ordlnon<>ll,' by .~~~~IlQ= ~1ng~';::~th~ of .... DriYe'and Sylvan west. f1th Street HiStoric Drlv.efn>nt pt...4 MuII..ftmIIy ~tlon Dlstrict r.r . _ _ lb 0$ zonlnQ'..... . Seconded by Oftk>o_.. DlotrIct.. B<81a; .MOt"'" _ 7-(t. ~L~.~ -._.~ llel -~ City _oM;;-~ M=~"9,ij,~. ~om= UpOn' tnot~ ~P!liv":''"'I:'u~-: rWlivichl1d filed. clatlontohofd; a:Jij'ne t7, ~~oIIo clarifying 2O(l6 10... '1\\1I.runlwalk the...... In/I. _tnet""",, a plirtl8l _ ~:"No. 35-oe $Ui'* 'Of -GnrindVIew Avenue i _~"Ithl fdrCltyCOunolf'_lnd ~~ Otlbuquo ~t~~=:m~'~':: Olllln.._.II\I.-.olJy. llfOVlid. 'COUncil ~ 111Q hor~'~ ft.tI\f!i\VllUldliilirnol1nual propllfty _ "<he;". iOVeIlt lIIld -.. COl",.!110 . ' .and ,for_t~ay!~tablllty 91 emer~ I "81H , " "_IV,., ill JU,~ ~_.I..1rt . FOItlIIy_ll...._lct.-... '. 1O<tl8 1!lIftoj.~Dis,. . CIIy of Dubuque Code of _ "'""""till _ toed"... ,-. _I: ConnOll movld lIlot lhe 1;itY MonoQ<< _mond. ...... 'i!'!9!.~.' .__Clloq_nd. '. ." "'II!;' ". ment.tho~ofCrdl. ot~~~pri. ~ceo~'~3'~~: or'(o:,. :meeting~ w.hl.ch 'Mg,.<MIpIayI or othtr ma. H II.tolii1tnO!iY'~be t_.."" pub!lc prqperty luopendod. _ by in vlolotton <>f \he City >l,:ynCh.'. Motion "car.. rieel 7~O. Code t;,. destroyed . upon Connors moved f1l)81con. removtd, Insteed ,of, being II.tIOn on<! _.of _ indoffnltely, upon lhe~. _by mollon'_ end flied. m(~~~ ~F~~ onljQflceof. to ""n. SeotioR~,t~oy of Ad. -'1 __ tor tb' 1IOItIoiniI1%Iortol, prooented tlom Houll wtlhlhe'Dubu. Ind r8lId, Corlnoo'e ,moved ~C.. Ollmy _I ao. thllltho__lhat a clIly .... CItY MlIn8Qor rOc. PfOpoOI<l Crdin.... Ile ot\1n!endlng.~ Upon _ and votld on tnoIjon.....' tee. _. lndlli... fOr.._attwoCOunc.1I , '.1/In\I El1zIor. Exel:iltlv. Meollngo prior to thl 'Dl*:rtor Of 'the O~uqu. ~atwhichiti8tob8 =~~=~ ~beby""=: 1Iie25Ye*1_." __H.Connoro Ctt\t !'lQV1d odoptten of .-Id IlnoI oonOide<otlOn . "_No..2fl5.'06D1s. 1lIld_.oflha,OrdI. p6IlnQ af.i!1t_ in rill nen<>o. Socondod by ..- by _ __ J",*,MotlOn clIniod 7-0. Jrieill'l<>''''.. llUbilqu. Region 1 W_.. In. QouT!Iy li~' 5eclety, _t 800(d: Commu. SeoOlOdodby' BIolQ-,'_ _Ion from Windy M1hm. tksn_7'lJ," Hll'l>ld, Roglon 1 Work. Intenrtate. _.. '.CoMpan. Y force Man.'-"&r. req., uestlng ~~t:'Ptoofof th81 tneClly "ubni" two . - ;r:l~J::"g! ~~~n~~re~=; v of,'.1lJl)fo<jt _t 10 the Rogion , Workforce III ~ POwer' Com- _ment Boerd, upon '~' rry (.IIIlIIIlI) In thO'POrt of molten _ Ind flied , .. ond CitYMonog. ond """"notod CounolJ =="!\= ~~t lidoptiQnof __ No. 18 ~AUlhortzolIon 10 d1t. Mlch~ Ihored thot Ihe pop of arHriterest In 1'M1: would, be attending the er:=.%.:,:,':,:~ )=0I~~..~~ QOI\\IIliny. Slicondod, by Of\whlChlhe ....In topic Ie '~~-:,7,;,o18e' Imm~LicINPUT _ .~ IIm1\tng Sr. Pot Conlon. AdmInIt. ~ntolheC_. _of~Towora . .,__ _ <>n W. 6th su.ot,opoke of ~ . _,'Ltd.:; the dongll'l>uI Intersection . Dati', \ LOBIanCo. Oubuque! at Sixth ,and Locust when Maln$tr4J4lt. Ltd., to ~ the elderly residents try to. vertW,QU8rterfy~.-oen cross the street to get to LOIl\8l1liO. 1741' 'Avoton. the Pool Office. $he stoled gave a ,brief. vefbel feport that she had brought the af'the m&:nY _~ prcr request to the Council last gromo. "". S_ Ltd. foil end City staff hId In. UP!lll _ tINi report, ~ ond ootd M would w"'_.' .~. tiIe!I. ho.. t<>"'.~ u~ JPlIng. It , . 1lGII8..\!I1W'Coer MIll- COl!llnueo t() be. ..jlrot:Iem =:::~~':~~~ :,te=t~~=tyr:: of this ,year's Urban Deer ing walkers. canes and Man~ progrant afld whHlc/:Iairs. She request~ t'ecommendlng ~'Qf, ed, a p8destriaricrosslng , ttili .- plan.' : 1IQl!l ot thloolnteroectlon. __ . ...", !o i There bel'ng no furtner 'lOI'ii bullneu. upon motion the ,,' ~ meeting ad}oumed at t1:14 P.M. . Is! Karen M. Chesterman . Deputy CIIy Clark 115124 . .~~' acres not require approval .00. a """"by-CUO,boo1o, 'upon motion received and fUed and directed that the recommendation of the Ctty Manager be followed. Mike Buelow. Chair of the ~tal Stewardsl1lp ColnnVuiOf\, spoke clarl- fylnQ th. ",port. Arts- and Cultural Affairs r Advisory Commission: Arts i and Cultural Affairs Advi- sory Commlsston 'recom~ mending approvlli OfAICII..J. Year 2007 Arts and Culture ot M . tIio' na .i.i:llDill STATE OF IOWA DUBUQUE COUNTY {ss: