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riLARY K, WEST RMEYER
Commission Number 154885
My Comm. Exp. FEB. 1, 2017
CITY OF DUBUQUE,
IOWA
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
SPECIAL SESSION
The Dubuque City
Council met in special
session at 5:30 p.m. on
March 3, 2014 in the
Historic Federal Build-
ing, 350 W. 6th Street.
Present: Mayor Buol;
Council Members
Braig, Connors, Jones,
Lynch, Resnick, Sutton;
City Manager. Van
Milligen, City Attorney
Lindahl
Mayor Buol read the
call and stated this is a
special session of the
City Council called for
the purpose of con-
ducting a work session
on the Convention and
Visitors Bureau Annua
Report and Budget.
WORK SESSION
Convention and
Visitors Bureau
(CVB) Annual Report
and Budget
Keith Rahe, Presi-
dent/CEO for the Con-
vention and Visitors
Bureau' provided a
slide presentation on
the CVB Annual Report
and Budget. Topics in-
cluded:
1. Mission Statement
2. Organizational
chart
a. Board of Directors
b. Advisory Commit-
tee & representation
areas
c. Staff
3. Community Brand-
ing
4. Marketing
a. Marketing Co-op
b. Website visitors
and geographics
c. New website
d. Visitors guide
e. Sales
f. Groups& meetings
g. Sports & events
5. Going forward
a. Marketing Co-op
goals
b. Media buy medi-
ums
c. TV Camoaian_Crea-
PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE
PROCLAMATION(S)
Problem Gambling
Awareness Month
(March 2014): was ac-
cepted by Connie
Sprimont, Substance
Abuse Services Center
(SASC), 799 Main
Street;
American Red Cross
Month (March 2014)
was accepted by Sue
Olsen, American Red
Cross, 2400 Asbury
Road.
CONSENT ITEMS
Motion by Lynch to
receive and file the
documents, adopt the
resolutions, and dis-
pose of as indicated.
Seconded by Resnick.
Council Member Con-
nors requested No. 4.
2014 Art on the River
Exhibition - Artwork
Selection be held for
separate discussion.
Motion carried 7-0.
1. Minutes and Re-
ports Submitted: Arts
and Cultural Affairs
Advisory Commission
of 2/25, City Council
proceedings of 2/13,
2/17, 2/18 and 2/20;
Housing Commission of
1/28; Human Rights
Commission of 1/13;
Proofs of Publication
for City Council pro-
ceedings of 2/3, 2/10,
2/12, 2/13. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received and
filed.
2. Notice of Claims
and Suits: DeLos and
Dorothy .Bohnsack for
property damage, Bar-
bara Erickson for per-
sonal injury, Tracey
Hayes for property
damage, Wayne Heim
for vehicle damage, Ju-
lie Houselog for vehicle
damage, Miguel Jack-
son for vehicle dam-
age, Jerome Kutsch for
vehicle damage, Mi-
chael Mahoney for ve-
hicle damage, Dennis
O'Connor for vehicle
damage, Andy Ruden
for vehicle damage.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received,
filed and referred to
the City Attorney.
3. Disposition of
Claims: C ty Attorney
advising that the fol-
lowing c aims have
been referred to Public
Entity Risk Services of
Iowa, the agent for the
Iowa Communities As-
surance Pool: DeLos
Bohnsack for property
damage, Zachery Gries
for property damage,
Jerome Kutsch for ve-
hicle damage, Dennis
O'Connor for vehicle
damage, Michael Pan-
cratz for vehicle dam-
age, Anne Powell for
vehicle damage, Andy
Ruden for vehicle dam-
age, Jeff Tracey for ve-
hicle damage. Upon
motion the documents
were received, filed
and concurred.
4. 2014 Art on the Riv-
er Exhibition - Artwork
Selection: Arts and Cul-
tural Affairs Advisory
Commission request-
ing concurrence with
the selection of art-
work for the 2014 Art
on the River Competi-
tion. Motion by Con-
nors to receive and file
the documents and,
concur with the recom-
mendation. Seconded
by Braig. Arts and Cul-
tural Affairs Commis-
sion Chairperson Ellen
Henkels and Economic
Development Coordi-
nator Megan Starr re-
sponded to questions
from the City Council
regarding concerns
that the selection did
not follow the estab-
lished committee proc-
ess due to time con-
straints. Motion carried
5-2 with Buol and
Lynch voting nay.
5. 2014 Amended
State Legislative Priori-
ties: City Manager rec-
ommending that the
City Council amend the
2014 State Legislative
Priorities to include
supporting the efforts
of the Dubuque Com-
munity School District
and Hillcrest Family
Services. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed and ap-
proved.
6. Dubuque Water
Sports Club - Lease Ap-
proval: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of the annual lease
with the Dubuque Wa-
ter Sports Club for a
section of Schmitt Is-
land. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived, filed and ap-
proved.
7. Dubuque Jaycees -
Veterans' Memorial
Park Lease: City Man-
ager recommending
approval of a one-year
agreement with the
Dubuque Jaycees to
operate a community
garden at Veterans'
Memoria Park. Upon
motion the documents
were received, filed
and approved.
8. ,JFK Road and
Wacker Drive Intersec-
tion Improvements
tation. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed and ap-
proved.
12. Consent Decree
Semi Annual Report:
City Manager recom-
mending approval to
certify the March 31,
2014 Semi Annual Con-
sent Decree Report and
submitted to the U.S.
Department of Justice,
U.S. EPA and the Iowa
Department of Natural
Resources. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received, filed
and approved.
13. Special Assess-
ment - Snow Removal
at 695 Kane Street: City
Manager recommend-
ing approval of a reso-
lution establishing the
Final Assessment
Schedule for snow re-
moval from city right-
of-way for the property
at 695 Kane Street.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
tion No. 50-14 Adopting
the final Assessment
Schedule for the 2013-
2014 Snow Removal
Assessment - Right -of -
Way Obstruction Re-
moval . Assessment
Project was adopted.
14. Dubuque Technol-
ogy Park Economic De-
velopment District:
City Manager recom-
mending approval of
agreements between
the City and three
property owners for
the inclusion of agri-
cultural property in a
proposed expansion of
the Urban Renewal
Area for the Dubuque
Technology Park Eco-
nomic Development
District. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
Resolution No. 51-14
Approving agreements
between the City of
Dubuque and property
owners to include cer-
tain agricultural land in
the Dubuque Technolo-
gy Park Economic De-
velopment District was
adopted.
15. Alcohol Compli-
ance Civil Penalty for
Alcohol License Holder
- Awn Stop Mart, Inc.:
City Manager recom-
mending approval of
the Acknowledgment/
Settlement Agreement
for an alcohol compli-
ance violation for Awn
Stop Mart, Inc., 1998
Jackson Street. Upon
motion the documents
were received, filed
and approved.
16, Business License
Refund: Request from
David Wetter for a re-
fund of the liquor li-
cense LC0039826 for
"920 Main" located at
920 Main Street. Upon
motion the documents
were received, filed
and approved.
17. Alcohol License
Applications: City Man-
ager recommending
approval of annual liq-
uor, beer, and wine li-
censes as submitted.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
tion No. 52-14 Approv-
ing applications for
beer, liquor, and/or
wine permits, as re-
quired by City of Dubu-
que Code of Ordinan-
ces Title 4 Business
and License Regula-
tions, Chapter 2 Liquor
Control, Article B Liq-
uor, Beer and Wine Li-
censes and Permits
was adopted.
ITEMS TO BE SET FOR
PUBLIC HEARING
1. SRF Green Alley
Project - Bid Set 2: City
Manager recommend-
ing preliminary appro-
val to the Resolution of
Necessity, the Prelimi-
nary Schedule of As-
sessments, establish
the date of the public
hearing, and authorize
the City Clerk to adver-
tise for bid proposals
for the SRF Green Alley
Bid Set 2 Project which
'ncludes four alleys in
the Bee Branch Water-
shed. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed and
Resolution No. 53-14
Preliminary approval of
plans, specifications,
form of contract, and
estimated cost; setting
the date of public hear-
ing on plans, specifica-
tions, form of contract,
and estimated cost;
and ordering the ad-
vertisement for bids;
Resolution No. 54-13
Approving the Plats,
Schedule of Assess-
ments and estimate of
total cost for the SRF
Green Alley Bid Set 2
Project; Resolution No.
55-14 Resolution of Ne-
cessity for the SRF
Green Alley Bid Set 2
Project; and Resolution
No. 56-14 Fixing date of
public hearing on Reso-
lution of Necessity
were adopted setting a
public hearing for a
meeting to commence
at 6:30 p.m. on March
17, 2014 in the Historic
Federal Building.
2. SRF Green Alley
tice of Intent to Dis-
pose of Real Estate:
City Manager recom-
mending approval of
the "Notice of Intent"
to dispose of real es-
tate via Quit Claim
Deed to Bishop's Block
Limited Partnership to
be set for public hear -
'ng on the March 17,
2014. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed and
Resolution No. 61-14
Resolution of Intent to
dispose of an interest
in City -owned real
property by Quit Claim
Deed to Bishop's Block
Limited Partnership
was adopted setting a
public hearing for a
meeting to commence
at 6:30 p.m. on March
17, 2014 in the Historic
Federal Building.
4. Dubuque Inter-
modal Transportation
Center: City Manager
recommending prelimi-
nary approval of the
construction plans and
specifications for the
Dubuque Intermodal
Transportation Center;
and establishing March
17, 2014, as the date of
public hearing and au-
thorizing the City Clerk
to advertise for bid
proposals for the proj-
ect. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed and
Resolution No. 62-14
Preliminary approval of
plans, specifications,
form of contract, and
estimated cost; setting
date of public hearing
on ' plans, specifica-
tions, form of contract,
and estimated cost;
and ordering the ad-
vertisement for bids
was adopted setting a
public hearing for a
meeting to commence
at 6:30 p.m. on March
17, 2014 in the Historic
Federal Building.
5. TriState Quality
Metals - Development
Agreement and Intent
to Dispose of Real Es-
tate: City Manager rec-
ommending that a pub-
ic hearing be set for
March 17, 2014 to con-
sider action on a Devel-
opment Agreement be-
tween and among the
City of Dubuque,
Wilming Investments
LLC and TriState Quali-
ty Metals LLC related
to property acquisition
and construction of a
facility in the Dubuque
Industrial Center
South. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed and
Resolution No. 63-14
Resolution of Intent to
Dispose of an interest
in City of Dubuque real
estate pursuant to a
Development Agree-
ment between and
among the City of Du-
buque, Wilming Invest-
ments, LLC and
Tristate Quality Metals,
LLC; and fixing the
date for a public hear-
ing of the City Council
of the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, on the proposed
issuance of Urban Re-
newal Tax Increment
Revenue Grant Obliga-
tions and providing for
the publication of no-
tice thereof was adopt-
ed setting a public
hearing for a meeting
to commence at 6:30
p.m. on March 17, 2014
in the Historic Federal
Building.
6. Sale of City -Owned
Property - 2250 Wash-
ington Street: City
Manager recommend-
ing that a public hear-
ing be set for March 17,
2014, for the, purpose
of disposing of City -
owned real estate at
2250 Washington
Street to Jodie L.
Evans. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
Resolution No. 64-14
Resolution of Intention
to dispose of City -
owned property, spe-
cifically, Lot 1 of Lot 4
In Lot 103 In L.H. Lang -
worthy's Addition in
the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, according to the
recorded Plat thereof
in Book of Plats #12,
Page 65 - 2250 Wash-
ington Street was
adopted setting a pub-
lic hearing for a meet-
ing to commence at
6:30 p.m. on March 17,
2014 in the Historic
Federal Building.
BOARDS/
COMMISSIONS
Applicants were invit-
ed to address the City
Council regarding their
application to the fol-
lowing board/commis-
sion:
1. Housing Commis-
sion: One, 3 -year term
through August 17,
2016 (Vacant term of
Root), Applicant: David
Wall, 333 W. 17th St.
Apt. #19. Mr. Wall
spoke in support of his
appointment.
Appointments to the
following commissions
made at this meeting:
2. Civic Center Advi-
sory Commission: One,
3 -year term through
June 29, 2016 (Expired
thonline.com m Telegraph Here
of plans, specifications
form of contract and
estimated cost for the
Iowa and Locust Street
Parking Ramps Repair
Project. Motion by Con-
nors to receive and file
the documents and
adopt Resolution No.
65-14 Approval of
plans, specifications,
form of contract, and
estimated cost for the
Iowa and Locust Street
Parking Ramps Repair
Project. Seconded by
Jones. Parking System
Supervisor Tim Hors -
field provided a de-
scription of the project
stating that it was pre-
ventative maintenance
work. Motion carried 7-0.
Upon motion the rules
were reinstated limit-
ing discussion to the
City Council.
ACTION ITEMS
1. Greater Dubuque
Development Corpora-
tion - Quarterly Up-
date: President and
CEO Rick Dickinson
presented a verbal re-
port update on the ac-
tivities of the Greater
Dubuque Development
Corporation. Motion by
Lynch to receive and
file the information.
Seconded by Resnick.
Motion carried 7-0. Mr.
Dickinson thanked the
City Council and in-
formed them of Dubu-
que being highlighted
in the Site Selection
Magazine for 20 new
city projects of 2013.
He then addressed the
recent announcement
by Kendall Hunt to
close its local distribu-
tion center and the as-
sistance GDDC can pro-
vide its employees.
2. ITC Midwest Proj-
ects Overview: Angela
Jordan, Area Manager
of Local Government
and Community Af-
fairs; and Mark Ryan,
Project Engineer, for
ITC Midwest presented
on the company's re-
cent and planned re-
gional electrical trans-
mission projects, and
one that may involve
the City of Dubuque
and a possible river
crossing project. City
Manager Van Milligen
reminded Council of
the public hearing
process adopted by the
City for such projects.
Motion by Connors to
receive and file the
documents. Seconded
by Braig. Motion car-
ried 7-0.
3. Multicultural Family
Center Annual Report:
Multicultural Family
Center Board and Di-
rector Abeni El Amin
presented the 2012-
2013 Multicultural Fam-
ily Center Annual Re-
port, which was dis-
tributed to those in at-
tendance. Ms. El Amin,
joined by volunteer
staff Sara Peterson,
and Innocent Chia, ac -
know edged staff and
board members and
provided information
on the Center's most
popular programs,
planned programs, eth-
nic breakdown of
users, and webpage in-
formation. Motion by
Connors to receive and
file the information.
Seconded by Braig.
Motion carried 7-0.
4. Tour Dubuque -
Trail and Park Use
Agreement: City Man-
ager recommending al-
lowing Tour Dubuque
Trikkes on the River-
walk and other areas
approved by the City
with a one-year trial
period as approved by
the Park and Recrea-
tion Advisory Commis-
sion. Motion by Lynch
to receive and file the
documents and ap-
prove the recommen-
dation. Seconded by
Connors. Leisure Serv-
ices Manager Marie
Ware responded to
questions regarding
what areas where
Trikkes are allowed
and the company's
regulatory and moni-
toring process. Motion
carried 7-0.
5. Code of Ordinances
Amendment - Title 10
Waiver Policy for Spe-
cial Events: City Man-
ager recommending
approval of an ordi-
nance establishing a
Special Event Waiver
process and approval
of the recommended
Special Event Waiver
Policy. Motion by Jones
to consider the first
reading of a proposed
ordinance that amends
City of Dubuque Code
of Ordinances Title 10
Public Ways and Prop-
erty, Chapter 4 Pa-
rades and Assemblies;
and amending Title 10
Public Ways and Prop-
erty by adding a new
Chapter 8, Valet Drop
Off Parking; Permit Re-
quirements Seconded
by Connors. Assistant
City Manager Cindy
Steinhauser and Assis-
tant City Attorney
Crenna Brumwell re-
sponded to questions
regarding specific lan-
Sheridan Road, ad-
dressed City Council
about his concerns re-
garding the City's debt
limit and taxes.
Dave Wallen, 1490 N.
Grandview Avenue, ad-
dressed the City Coun-
cil regarding his pleas-
ure with the new exer-
cise facility at Stonehill
Care Center and sug-
gested that GDDC in-
clude the facility in
their informational bro-
chures.
There being no fur-
ther business, upon
motion the City Council
adjourned at 8:27 p.m.
/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,
CMC, City Clerk
1t 3/12
vention and Visitors
Bureau provided a
slide presentation on
the CVB Annual Report
and Budget. Topics in-
cluded:
1. Mission Statement
2. Organizational
chart
a. Board of Directors
b. Advisory Commit-
tee & representation
areas
c. Staff
3. Community Brand-
ing
4. Marketing
a. Marketing Co-op
b. Website visitors
and geographics
c. New website
d. Visitors guide
e. Sales
f. Groups& meetings
g. Sports & events
5., Going forward
a. Marketing Co-op
goals
b. Media buy medi-
ums
c. TV Campaign Crea-
tive
6. Economic Impact
a. Hotel/Motel tax re-
cords and occupancy
7. Sales
a. Group tours
b. Conventions, reun-
ions & meetings
c. Sports & events
8. Quality of Life
9. Arts & Culture
10. Inclusivity
11. Travel Federation
of Iowa
12. Legislative priori-
ties
13. Proposed Budget
There being no fur-
ther business, upon
motion the City Council
adjourned at 6:26 p.m.
/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl,
CMC, City Clerk
It 3/12
CITY OF DUBUQUE,
IOWA
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
REGULAR SESSION
The Dubuque City
Council met in regular
session at 6;30 p.m. on
March 3, 2014 in the
Historic Federal Build-
ing, 350 W. 6th Street.
Present: Mayor Buol;
Council Members
Braig, Connors, Jones,
Lynch, Resnick, Sutton;
City Manager Van
Milligen, City Attorney
Lindahl
Mayor Buol read the
call and stated this is a
regular session of the
City Council called for
the purpose of con-
ducting such business
that may properly
come before the City
Council.
the documents were
received, filed and ap-
proved.
6. Dubuque Water
Sports Club - Lease Ap-
proval: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of the annual lease
with the Dubuque Wa-
ter Sports Club for a
section of Schmitt Is-
land. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived, filed and ap-
proved.
7. Dubuque Jaycees -
Veterans' Memorial
Park Lease: City Man-
ager recommending
approval of a one-year
agreement with the
Dubuque Jaycees to
operate a community
garden at Veterans'
Memorial Park. Upon
motion the documents
were received, filed
and approved.
8. JFK Road and
Wacker Drive Intersec-
tion Improvements
Traffic SIgnalization
Project - Quit Claim
Deed: City Manager
recommending accept-
ance of a Quit Claim
Deed for a right-of-way
purchase from U.S. Na-
tional Bank Association
for the proposed JFK
Road and Wacker Drive
ntersection Improve-
ments Traffic Signal-
zation Project. Upon
motion the documents
were received and filed
and Resolution No. 49-
14 Accepting a convey-
ance of property (Lot A
of Hawkeye Stock
Farm In the City of Du-
buque, Dubuque Coun-
ty, Iowa) was adopted.
9. Civil Service Com-
mission: Commissioner
James Schilling submit-.
ting his resignation
from the Civil Service
Commission. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received, filed
and resignation ac-
cepted.
10. C'vil Service Com-
mission: Civil Service
Comm'ssion submit-
ting the Certified List
for the position of Rec-
reation Program Su-
pervisor. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed and
made a Matter of Re-
cord (duplicate from
2/18/14).
11. Urban Youth Corps,
Grant: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of the Urban Youth
Corps Grant applica-
tion to the Iowa De-
partment of Transpor-
Preliminary approval of
plans, specifications,
form of contract, and
estimated cost; setting
the date of public hear-
ing on plans, specifica-
tions, form of contract,
and estimated cost;
and ordering the ad-
vertisement for bids;
Resolution No. 54-13
Approving the Plats,
Schedule of Assess-
ments and estimate of
total cost for the SRF
Green Alley Bid Set 2
Project; Resolution No.
55-14 Resolution of Ne-
cessity for the SRF
Green Alley Bld Set 2
Project; and Resolution
No. 56-14 Fixing date of
public hearing on Reso-
ution of Necessity
were adopted setting a
public hearing for a
meeting to commence
at 6:30 p.m. on March
17, 2014 in the Historic
Federal Building.
2. SRF Green Alley
Project - Bid Set 3: City
Manager recommend -
Ing preliminary appro-
val to the Resolution of
Necessity, approve the
Preliminary Schedule
of Assessments, estab-
ish the date of the
public hearing, and au-
thorize the City Clerk
to advertise for bid
proposals for the SRF
Green Alley Bid Set 2
Project which includes
four alleys in the Bee
Branch Watershed.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
tion No. 57-14 Prelimi-
nary approval of plans,
specifications, form of
contract, and estimat-
ed cost; setting date of
public hearing on
plans, specifications,
form of contract, and
estimated cost; and or-
dering the advertise-
ment for bids; Resolu-
tion No. 58-14 Approv-
ing the Plats, Schedule
of Assessments and es-
timate of total cost for
the SRF Green Alley Bid
Set 3 Project; Resolu-
tion No. 59-14 Resolu-
tion of Necessity for
the SRF Green Alley Bid
Set 3 Project; and Res-
olution No. 60-14 Fixing
date of public hearing
on Resolution of Neces-
sity were adopted set-
ting a public hearing
for a meeting to com-
mence at 6:30 p.m. on
March 17, 2014 in the,
Historic Federal Build-
ing.
3. Bishop Block - No-
ington Street was
adopted setting a pub-
lic hearing for a meet-
ing to commence at
6:30 p.m. on March 17,
2014 in the Historic
Federa Building.
BOARDS/
COMMISSIONS
Applicants were invit-
ed to address the City
Council regarding their
application to the fol-
lowing board/commis-
sion:
1. Housing Commis-
sion: One, 3 -year term
through August 17,
2016 (Vacant term of
Root), Applicant: David
Wall, 333 W. 17th St.
Apt. #19. Mr. Wall.
spoke in support of his
appointment.
Appointments to the
following commissions
made at this meeting:
2. Civic Center Advi-
sory Commission: One,
3 -year term through
June 29, 2016 (Expired
term of Hill). Applicant:
McKenzie Hill, 394 1/2
Bluff St., #2. Motion by
Braig to appoint
McKenzie Hill to a 3 -
year term through June
29, 2016. Seconded by
Resnick. Motion car-
ried 7-0.
3. Housing Code Ap-
peals Board: One, 3 -
year term through Jan-
uary 11, 2017 (Expired
term of Young). Appli-
cant: David Young,
1594 Central Ave. Mo-
tion by Connors to ap-
point David Young to a
3 -year term through
January 11, 2017.
Seconded by Lynch
Motion carried 7-0.
2. Mechanical Board:
Two, 3 -year terms
through March 16, 2017
(Expiring terms of
Giese and Hillard). Ap-
plicants: Tom Giese,
395 Villa St. Gary
Hillard, 2826 Muscatine
St. Motion by Jones to
appoint both Tom
Giese and Gary Hillard
to 3 -year terms
through March 16,
2017. Seconded by
Connors. Motion car-
ried 7-0.
PUBLIC HEARING
Upon motion the rules
were suspended allow-
ing anyone present to
address the City Coun-
cil on the following
items.
1. Iowa and Locust
Street Parking 'Ramps
Repair Project: Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider the approval
Waiver Policy for Spe-
cial Events: City Man-
ager recommending
approval of an ordi-
nance establishing a
Special Event Waiver
process and approval
of the recommended
Special Event Waiver
Policy. Motion by Jones
to consider the first
reading of a proposed
ordinance that amends
City of Dubuque Code
of Ordinances Title 10
Public Ways and Prop-
erty, Chapter 4 Pa-
rades and Assemblies;
and amending Title 10
Public Ways and Prop-
erty by adding a new
Chapter 8, Valet Drop
Off Parking; Permit Re-
quirements Seconded
by Connors. Assistant
City Manager . Cindy
Steinhauser and Assis-
tant City Attorney
Crenna Brumwell re-
sponded to questions
regarding specific lan-
guage. Motion failed 3-
4 with Sutton, Braig,
Lynch, and Resnick
voting nay.
Motion by Jones to re-
turn the item to staff to
clarify language and
submission to a future
Council meeting. Sec-
onded by Braig. Motion
carried 7-0.
COUNCIL MEMBER
REPORTS
Council Member
Jones acknowledged
Human Rights Commis-
sioner Jeff Lenhart's
efforts regarding his
homelessness project
in Washington, D.C.
and congratulated Joey
Taylor on her appoint-
ment as president of
the Dubuque United
Way.
Council Member
Resnick acknowledged
the efforts of city staff
who have been work-
ing outside during this
winter's cold tempera-
tures.
PUBLIC INPUT
Terry Stewart, 460
Summit Street, repre-
senting Citizens for
Community Improve-
ment, inquired about
the status of a recent
request to Council to
regulate payday lend-
ing institutions.
Allen Troupe, 2003
Key Way, addressed
the City Council re-
garding the proposed
special events ordi-
nance and was gaveled
off for making inappro-
priate statements.
Rick Miescke, 3199
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IOWA IN AND FOR DUBUQUE COUNTY
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Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby certify that the attached notice was published in said newspaper on
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the City'
PLEDGE I documents were P Manager recom air limit and taxes.
the filed and ap-CitY approval of Iowa and Locust Repair garding •pave WallCit 1490 N.
ad -
ALLEGIANCE received, mending • e Parking Con
re -
PROCLAMATION(?) roved.the "Notice of Intent" Parking
Motion by Grandview AvenuCo n_
Problem Gambling proved.
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Sprimont, be set for P arch 17, P of contract, and se fa that GDDC ill
Abuse Services Center 2014ub Semi Annual the and ing . the M formfacility -
(SASC). 799 sent Decree Report U.S.2014. Upon motion the estimated cost for the elude
submitted to documents were Iowa and Locust Street their informational bro-
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in
won accepmo-dispose of an ervPar Tim
Olsen, American Resources. Upondisp owned real Sup motion the City
Cross, 2400 Asbury _ tier the documents In City -owned provided a adjourned at 8:27 u
filed by Quit Claim field p adl m
reRoceive
were received, property 's Block scription of the project /s/KeCMt : City p.m.
CONSENT ITEMS and approved. Deed to Bishop stating it was pre-
Momon s,bLynch the 13 Special Assess- Limited Partnership v acing thatentative t was pre-nance It 3/12
receive and and the ment 695 _anew Removal was adopted setting a work. Motion canned 7-0. documents, adopt public hearing open motion the rules
din- atKane P to commence
resolutions, indicated. Managermeeting on commence
were motion
theorules
pose ofit a ersCon- ing approval of a rethe at 6:30 p.m. ing discussion Seconded by lutian establishing the 17,2014 in the Historic City Council.
Exhibition Council Member Con- Final Assessment Federal Building. Inter- ACTION ITEMS
the
nors requested No. 4. Schedule fromr snow re- 4. Dubuque er- 1. nt corpora
Se e4 Art on the River f- al eityright-modal TransportationDel. Greaterrmt
Artwork at 695 for the propertyStreet. Manager Den - Quarterly Corpora -
Motion be held for Kane Center: City relimi-
Selection ed 7ussion. at recommending p date:nRick Dickinson
Up-
1.separate Upon motion the docu- nary approval of the CEO
ments were received plans and Ee Rica verbal
Motion carried 7-0. Resolu- construction P for the p,
Minutes and Re- and filed and specifications ert uteri a ve the ac-
t and
tin Dubuque Intermodal p• . .
ports SubmittedAffairs tier No. 50-14 AdoP g ortation Center; tivities of the Greiaent
and Cultural the final Assessment Transportation March Duties of Development
CommissonCorporation. Motion by
pdvi5ory City Council Schedule
theRemoval and establishing date of receive and
2/17, 2/25,2of 2/13,2/22014 17, 2014, and au Lynch to information.
Assessment Right Re- public hearing. Clark file the receive
1/8; proceedings and Rights the City
Way Obstruction thorizin9 for bid Seconded by
HousingmiCommission of Project
romoa Assessment to advertise Motion d bed es Mr.
Proofs
Human tP 14. D buq adop proposals for the pr°1- Dickinson thanked led this
of 1/13; Dubuque Economic
De-
l p motion the City Council and Commission 14. Dubuq pet: Upon re-theof Dubu-
Proofs of 2/3, 2/10,10 ve Park EconoDistrict: documents weree and formed Council
-
Council pro- velopm ceived and que being highlighted f
for City ntManagerNo. In the Site Selection
ceedings of 2/0�me_ City recoof Resolution royal of Magazine for 20 new
wereethedocuments
ve mending approval Preliminary approval
tier docum and agreements between plans, specifications, city projects of 2013.
received City and three t of contract, and He then addressedctsf the
the owners for form d cost; setting announcement
filed. re ins of agri- estimate public hearing recenthHunt to
2. Notice ofn Claims phe inclusion propdate of p specifics Kendall and er ys: maps and cultural proposedexpansion in a on plans, close its local Hunt
o
Dorothy Bohnsack for expaRsion of tions, form of contract, tion center and the
damage, Bar-ehefor the
Renewal estimated cost center
GDDC can pro -
damage, and ordering the ad- to des.
tiara as -
Hayes for f Tracey Area for y Pak Eco- and for bids vide its empcat pro--
d m i, Wa, TQchnologY vertisement 2. ITC M
fore for property Development was adopted setting a eats Overview: Angela
e Wayne Heim nomic motionfor a Area Manager
damag s Ju-e the do men were public hearingJordan, OGovernment
the received
andnd meeting to commence nAf
for vehicle damage, vliclep.m. on March Community
lien for veJack- hicle
received o.e 51 14 at 6:30 and and Maek Ryan,
damage, MiguelKUt dam- Resolution 17, 2014 in the Historic fairs; for
son for vehicle between agreements Federal Building. Quality Project Engineer, yn,
age, l M ho eyforsch between andhe ro ertY 5. Tristate Q menu ITC Midwest presented
s re -
damage,
vehicle damage, Dubuquewnerand p P Metals - D,,evelop tTthe company's for ve-Agreement and Intent onnnt and planned re-
forchael Mahony Dennis owners to include cer-htale damage,fdvehicle thinDubuque T chnd in to Dispose of Real Es- Total electrical da-
the Park
Economic omic to- tate: City Manager rec- g . and
O'Connor Ruben that a pub- mission projects, involve
UpomotionAndy Park EcDnomit was ommending be set for phe on Ypand
vehicle damage• adop ednt District was Pc hearing City over
Upon dthe docu- adopted. March 17, 2014 to con- and a possible
15.eAlcohol aty for sider action on a De be_ crossing possible
river
ments were Disposition
tiond etcopment AgreementManager Van Mi�lCi of
que
filed and ance Civil Penalty for among the reminded Council
the City Attorney. of Alcohol License Mart° Inc.: tween and Dubuque, public hearing
3.i Disposition_Awn Stop City of the P
City Attorney City Manager reco of Wilming Investments recess adopted hearing
the
Claims: that the Public
approval uaP- process
such protects.
advising have mending LLC and Tristate Q City Connors to
lEwitg claims the Acknowledgment/ ty Metals LLC related Motion by
file the
-dement to property acquisition receive
been -Risk Services 1of Settlement A9 documents. Seconded
Entityfor an alcohol for Awn and construction of a Motion the-
IowanCe agent for the Stce violation 1998 facility in the Dubuque
o Brain•
Iowa Communities pry rt Sack Mart, Inc.,.Industrial ripe7-0g.
suntrap Pool: DeL°S Jackson Street. Upon South. Upon motion the 3. Multicultural Family
Bohnsack for property motion the documents
files South.
were Center70 Annual Rep
e erty damage, a es received, filed and3. Multicultural
Family
car -
damage, damage, were ceived and No.63-14
for property and approved. ResolutionCenter Board and Di -
damage, Jerome Kutfor for isle 16., Business License Resolution of Intent interest rector Aberdhel 2D i
dam damage,
el Pan- Daviddd: Wetter
for
from Dispose of an
O'Connor of the liquorrII- in City of Dubuque real presented
e Michael Pan -for estate pursuant to a 2013 Multicultural Fam-
Amin
damag , fund menu Agree- file Center our was Re-
Ruden for vehicle dam- C920e Main" LC0039826 Develop port. •werch
aye, for Powell form 0 Street.etUpon at ment between of D and port, •w in is-
e Andymong the City tr but d to those El Amin,
vehicle damage, 920 Mainithdocumis buque Wilming Invest- by volunteer
Ruden da age. vehicle h en were filed LLC and joined Peterson, Ai
motion
on Tracey Upon were received, ments, Metals, staff Sara
his damage. and approved. Tristate Quality the and Innocent Chia, an
and
the documentsand
pli Alcohol License LLC; and fixing and Irmo ed staff and
were 4eceived, Applications: City Man- date for a public hear, information
Council board members and
and xhhireconcurred. ager l of annual q ing of the City provided 4. Selection:
io : A ison aand Cu- approval nd wine i- of the City of Dubuque,on the Center'siforprograms,
Artwork beer, and li on the proposed
most
er Exhibition - uor,submitted. Iowa, eth-
Commtss Arts request-
Cut- censes asmotion
docu-issuance of Urban Re- plantar programs, pof
ing oncurr Advisory Upon mwerethe received newat Tax Increment plc breakdown request Grant oblige users, vvebpage in
the selection
with mentsand Resolu- Revenue rot Obl forMotion by
ing concurrence and No. rev- tions and providing users, and.
the selection of art- tion No. 52-14 APP for the publication of no- Connors to receive and
ing applications tice thereof was adopt -
file the information.
bn.
work for the b Art
liquor, and/or setting Seconded by Braid•
on the River Condon wine re- ed forampubng
CITY OF PROCEEDINGS
E+ tion. Motion by wine permits, a hearingMotion carried bud
IOWA and, quired by City of Dubu- to commence at meeting
7-0.
Tour Dubuque
nors concur
w thithand file que Code of Ordinan-p.m. on March 17, Trail and dark
CITY COUNCIL the documentsMan
Seconded cps Title 4 Business Agreement City
PROCEEDINGS concur with the recom-License Regula- the Historic Federal SPECIALS inSspe by Braig. and ter 2 Liquor in the g. Owned recommending
Dubuue
The atDubuque:30 Cloy to Braig• irss Commisand - tions, Chap • 6. Sale City-Owned
lowing
special Commis- Control, Article B Liq- P6. Sale of City agerTrikes on the River -
Present: met ins on teen is ay Wine - 2250250: walk and areas
que
session at 5:30 p.m.sion Chairperson Ellen uor, Beers d PermLts ingtonthe City
March 3, 2014 in the Hevelop and Economic
censes recommend approved by trial
Development gat was adopted. Managera publicom hear with a One-yearother
Historic Federal Build Starr re- ITEMS TO BE SET FOR ingbe that afphe ar-period aptheed by
inraig, ConnoW. 6thrs,
Street.,Jones, prom t Meganquestionssot the, purpose
Present:nick, Buol;
spondee t°. q Council PUBLIC HEARING 2014, of City- the Park and Commis-
Members the City 1. SRF Green Alley of disposingtion Advisory Lynch
Council from concerns Bid Set 2: City real estate at
Braig, Connors,regarding did Projectowned Washington Motion by • Y
Lynch, Resnick, Sutton; that the selection Mg prei inryapprrecommend- 2250 L. sion. receiveMonn y L ch
Manager Van not follow the -stab- ing preliminary appro- Street to Jodie documents
City Buo Attorney cos Evans. Upon motion prove the nd file
he
caligan, liscommittee vat eo the Resolution
documents were
Lindahl ens due Necessity, the cation. Seconded by
straints. Motion carried nary Schedule of As- received and filed
Connors. Leisure Marie
Mayor Bcit read called theo 52 with Buol and sessments, establish Resolution oa No. ices Manager to
call and purpose
this is a Lynch voting04 nAm the date of the public Resolution of 64-14 onne responded
en -
special session a theended and authorize Resolution
l ti ose In City- questions regarding
rie
City Council for 5. 2014 Am hearing,areas where
ur ose of con- Stateies:City
Prior- the City Clerk to adver- to ownedidispose
oproperty, spe-4what allowed
theerv-
Vp PManager -the tise for bid proposals cifically, Lot 1 of Lot uestio are
ducting a work session ties: Cou, that thethe company's
on the Convention S S ion and om 2014 St tofor the 2 SRFProet which In Lot 103 In L.HLang- rikulatory and omoni-
wed
Visitors Convention
Annual City Council amend
de Bid Set 2 foul worthy's
ott Y' Addition Dubuque, process. Motion
(CVB)
Report and Budget. Sup Stang tohe include includes Branchn' alleys in the to the toring P
WORK SESSION prioritiesthe Bee Water- Iowa according carried 7-0.
supporting the efforts shed. Upon motion theerecorded Plat thereof ri 5. Cope of Or. Motion
Co and Bud and m the Dubuque Com- documents were Amendment sa
Keith Bureaufiled and in Book of la sA'a12 for Spa
dent/ Annual Report mSe is School DistrictO. ceived and No 53-14 Page 65 -Street was Waiver ant Policy
Budget and Hillcrest Resolution ington apub-cite Events:
Prtor- Upon motion approval of adopted setting ager recommending
Keith Rah-, received,
ve d P were Plans, pe specifications, for a meet- approval : an ordi-
dent/CEO for the Con the documents plans, Its hearing commence at a
Visitors {filed and ap- form of contract, and to
i�o� a received,nanceSoeci establishing ing
vention and „,.;mated cost; setting ing0 ° m. on March 17, Special Event Waiver
CITY OF DUBUQUE,
IOWA
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS t
SPECIAL SESSION c
The Dubuque City m
Council met in special b
session at 5:30 p.m. on t
March 3, 2014 in the si
Historic Federal Build- H
ing, 350 W. 6th Street. D
Present: Mayor Buol;
Council Members s
Braig, Connors, Jones, fr
Lynch, Resnick, Sutton; re
City Manager. Van t
Milligen, City Attorney n
Lindahl lis
Mayor Buol read the es
call and stated this is a st
special session of the 5-
City Council called for LY
CMC, City Clerk 9. Civ
it 3/12 mission
CITY OF DUBUQUE, James S
IOWA ting h
CITY COUNCIL from th
PROCEEDINGS Commis
REGULAR SESSION tion th
The Dubuque City were r
Council met in regular and re
session at 6:30 p.m. on cepted.
March 3, 2014 in the 10. Civi
Historic Federal Build- mission:
ing, 350 W. 6th Street. Commiss
Present: Mayor Buol; ting the
Council Members for the p
Braig, Connors, Jones, reation
Lynch, Resnick, Sutton; pervisor.
City Manager Van the doc
Milligen, City Attorney received,
Lindahl made a
Mayor Buol read the cord (du
call and stated this is a 2/18/14).
regular session of the 11. Urba
City Council called for Grant: C
the purpose of con- recomme
ducting such business val of the
that may properly Corps Gr
come before the City tion to t
Council. partment
the purpose of con-
ducting a work session St
on the Convention and tie
Visitors Bureau Annual om
Report and Budget. Cit
SESSION 20
Convention and Pri
Visitors Bureau su
(CVB) Annual Report of
and Budget mu
Keith Rahe, Presi- and
dent/CEO for the Con- Se
vention and Visitors the
Bureau' provided a rec
slide presentation on pro
the CVB Annual Report
and Budget. Topics in- Spo
cluded: pro
1. Mission Statement rec
2. Organizational val
chart with
a. Board of Directors ter
b. Advisory Commit- sect
tee & representation land
areas docu
c. Staff ceiv
3. Community Brand- prov
ing 7.
4. Marketing Vete
a. Marketing Co-op Park
b. Website visitors ager
and geographics appr
c. New website agre
d. Visitors guide Dubu
e. Sales oper
f. Groups& meetings gard
g. Sports & events Mem
5. Going forward motio
a. Marketing Co-op were
goals and a
b. Media buy medi- 8.
ums Wack
c. TV Campaign Crea- tion
tive Traffi
6. Economic Impact Projec
a. Hotel/Motel tax re- Deed:
cords and occupancy recom
7. Sales ance
a. Group tours Deed f
b. Conventions, reun- purch
ions & meetings tional
c. Sports & events for th
8. Quality of Life Road a
9. Arts & Culture Interse
10.Inclusivity ments
11. Travel Federation ization
of Iowa motion
12. Legislative priori- were re
ties and Re
13. Proposed Budget 14 Acce
There being no fur- ance of
ther business, upon of H
motion the City Council Farm in
adjourned at 6:26 p.m. buque,
/s/Kevin S. Firnstahl, ty, Iowa
V, IIIbUCIS TO
damage, Zac
for property
Jerome Kutsc
hicle damag
O'Connor fo
damage, Mic
cratz for veh
age, Anne P
vehicle dama
Ruden for veh
age, Jeff Trac
hicle damag
motion the do
were receive
and concurred
4.2014 Art on
er Exhibition -
Selection: Arts
tural Affairs
Commission
ing concurren
the selection
work for the
on the River C
ion. Motion
ors to receive
he documen
oncur with the
endation. Se
y Braig. Arts a
ural Affairs C
on Chairperso
enkels and Ec
evelopment
ator Megan St
ponded to qu
om the City
garding co
hat the selecti
ot. follow the
hed committe
s due to tim
raints. Motion
2 with Buol
nch voting nay.
5. 2014 Amended th
ate Legislative Priori- he
s: City Manager rec- th
mending that the tis
ty Council amend the for
14 State Legislative Bid
orities to include inc
pporting the efforts the
the Dubuque Com- she
nity School District doc
Hillcrest Family cei
rvices. Upon motion Res
documents were Pre
eived, filed and ap- pia
ved. for
6. Dubuque Water esti
its Club - Lease Ap- the
val: City Manager ing
ommending appro- tion
of the annual lease and
the Dubuque Wa- and
Sports Club for a vert
ion of Schmitt Is- Reso
. Upon motion the App
ments were re- Sche
ed, filed and ap- men
ed. total
Dubuque Jaycees - Gree
rans' Memorial Proje
Lease: City Man-55-14
recommending cessi
oval of a one-year Gree
ement with the Proje
que Jaycees to No. 5
ate a community publi
en at Veterans' lution
orial Park. Upon were
n the documents publi
received, filed meeti
pproved. at 6:3
JFK Road and 17, 20
er Drive Intersec- Feder
Improvements 2.
c Signalization Projec
t - Quit Claim Mana
City Manager ing pr
mending accept- val to
of a Quit Claim Neces
or a right-of-way Prelim
ase from U.S. Na- of Ass
Bank Association fish t
e proposed JFK public
nd Wacker Drive thorize
ction Improve- to ad
Traffic Signal- propos
Project. Upon Green
the documents Project
ceived and filed four al
solution No. 49- Branch
pting a convey- Upon m
property (Lot A ments
awkeye Stock and fil
the City of Du- tion No
Dubuque Coun- nary ap
) was adopted. specific
r property Jackson Street. Upon
hery Gries motion the documents
damage, were received, filed
h for ve- and approved.
e, Dennis 16, Business License
r vehicle Refund: Request from
hael Pan- David Wetter for a re-
icle dam- fund of the liquor li-
owell for cense LC0039826 for
ge, Andy "920 Main" located at
isle dam- 920 Main Street. Upon
ey for ve- motion the documents
e. Upon were received, filed
cuments and approved.
d, filed 17. Alcohol License
Man -
the Riv- agericatecomme nding
Artwork approval of annual liq-
and Cul- uor, beer, and wine li-
Advisory censes as submitted.
request- Upon motion the docu-
ce with ments were received
of art- and filed and Resolu-
2014 Art tion No. 52-14 Approv- t
ompeti- ing applications for t
by Con- beer, liquor,
and file wine permits, as re- e
is and, quired by City of Dubu- h
recom- que Code of Ordinan-
conded ces Title 4 Business
nd Cul- and License Regula-
ommis- tions, Chapter 2 Liquor
n Ellen Control, Article B Liq-
onomic uor, Beer and Wine Li-
Coordi- censes and Permits
arr re- was adopted.
estions ITEMS TO BE SET FOR
Council PUBLIC HEARING
ncerns 1. SRF Green Alley
on did Project - Bid Set 2: City
estab- Manager recommend-
e proc- ing preliminary appro-
e con- val to the Resolution of
carried Necessity, the Prelimi-
and nary Schedule of As -
II Service Com
: Commissione
chilling submit
is resignatio
e Civil- Service
sion. Upon mo
e documents
eceived, filed
signation ac-
1 Service Com-
Civil Service
ion submit -
Certified List
osition of Rec-
Program Su -
Upon motion
uments were
filed and
Matter of Re-
plicate from
n Youth Corps.
ity Manager
nding appro-
Urban Youth
ant applica-
he Iowa De -
of Transpor-
_axnenrs, es
e date of the
aring, and aut
e City Clerk to
e for bid pro
the SRF Green
Set 2 Project
ludes four all
Bee Branch
d. Upon motio
uments wer
ved and filed
olution No.
liminary appro
ns, specifica
• of contract,
mated cost; se
date of public
on plans, spec
s, form of con
estimated
ordering the
isement for
lution No. 5
roving the P
dule of Ass
is and estimat
cost for the
n Alley Bid S
ct; Resolution
Resolution of
ty for the
n Alley Bid S
ct; and Resolu
6-14 Fixing dat
c hearing on R
of Neces
adopted settin
c hearing fo
ng to comme
0 p.m. on Ma
14 in the Hist
al Building.
SRF Green Al
t - Bid Set 3: C
ger recomme
eliminary app
the Resolution
City, approve t
inary Sched
essments, esta
he date of t
hearing, and a
the City Cle
vertise for b
als for the S
Alley Bid Set
which includ
leys in the Be
Watershe
otion the doc
were receive
ed and Resolu
. 57-14 Prelim
proval of plan
ations, form 1
contract, and estimat
r ed^cost; setting date o
public hearing o
n plans, specifications
form of contract, an
- estimated cost; and or
dering the advertise
ment for bids; Resolu
tion No. 58-14 Approv-
ing the Plats, Schedule
of Assessments and es-
timate of total cost for
the SRF Green Alley Bid
Set 3 Project; Resolu-
tion No. 59-14 Resolu-
tion of Necessity for
the SRF Green Alley Bid
Set 3 Project; and Res-
olution No. 60-14 Fixing
date of public hearing
on Resolution of Neces-
sity were adopted set-
ting a public hearing
for a meeting to.com-
mence at 6:30 p.m. on
March 17, 2014 in the
Historic Federal Build-
ing.
3. Bishop Block - No -
South. Upon
Industrial
-
,
.
documents
ceived and
Resolution N
Resolution of
Dispose of a
in City of Dub
estate pursu
Development
ment betwe
among the CI
buque, Wilmin
ments, LL
Tristate Qualit
LLC; and fix
date for a pub
ing of the City
of the City of
Iowa, on the p
issuance of U
newal Tax In
Revenue Grant
ions and prov
he publication
ice thereof was
d setting a
earing for a
to commence at 6:30 M
p.m. on March 17, 2014
in the Historic Federal T
Building. A
6. Sale of City -Owned a
Property - 2250 Wash- to
ington Street: City T
Manager recommend- w
ing that a public hear- a
ing be set for March 17, w
2014, for the- purpose p
of disposing of City- th
owned real estate at ti
2250 Washington si
Street to Jodie L. to
Evans. Upon motion do
the d
:ablish re
public Re
horize Re
adver-to
posals ow
Alley cif
which In
eys in wo
Water- the
n the loW
• re- rec
and in
53-14 Pag
val of ing
ations, ado
and lic
tting ing
hear- 6:30
ifica- 201
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cost;
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bids; Ap
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solution No.
solution of Int
dispose of
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Lot 103 In L.H.
City of Dub
orded Plat th
Book of Plats
e 65 - 2250
ton Street
pted setting a
hearing for a
to commenc
p.m. on Marc
4 in the His
eral Building.
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plicants were i
o address the
ncil regarding
ication to the
ng board/com
Housing Com
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ugh August
(Vacant term
#19. Mr.
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intment
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ommission: 0
r term throu
29, 2016 (Expi
of Hill). Applica
nzie Hill, 394
t., #2. Motion
to appo
zie Hill to a
erm through Ju
16. Seconded
k. Motion c
O.
ousing Code A
Board: One,
rm through Ja
1, 2017 (Expir
f Young). App
David Youn
entral Ave. M
Connors to a
avid Young to
term throug
11, 201
ed by Lync
carried 7-0.
chanical Board:
3-year terms
g terms of
nd Hillard). Ap
Tom Giese-
Ila St Gary
826 Muscatine
on by Jones to
both Tom
d Gary Hillard
motion
Man-
ger
rikkes
pproved
Center by Braig. Motion car -
the ried 7-0.
were re- 3. Multicultural Family
filed and Center Annual Report:
o. 63-14 Multicultural Family
Intent to Center Board and Di-
n interest rector Abeni El Amin
uque real presented the 2012-
Agree- ily Center Annual Re -
en and port, .which was dis-
ty of Du- tributed to those in at-
g Invest- tendance. Ms. El Amin,
C and joined by volunteer
Metals, staff Sara Peterson,
ing the and Innocent Chia, ac-
lic hear- knowledged staff and
Council board members and
Dubuque, provided information
roposed on the Center's most
rban Re- popular programs,
crement planned programs, eth-
Obliga- nic breakdown of
iding for users, and webpage in -
of no- formation. Motion by
adopt- Connors to receive and
public file the information.
meeting Second d b 'O.
otion carried 7-0.
4. Tour Dubuque -
rail and Park Use
wing Tour Dubuque
alk and other areas
e Park and Recrea-
on Advisory Commis -
receive and file the
cuments and ap-
were prove the recommen-
d and dation. Seconded by
64-14 Connors. Leisure Serv-
ention ices Manager Marie
City- Ware responded to
spe- questions regarding
Lot 4 what areas where
Lang- Trikkes are allowed
on in and the company's
uque, regulatory and moni-
o the toring process. Motion
#12, 5. Code of Ordinances
Wash- Amendment - Title 10
was Waiver Policy for Spe-
pub- cial Events: City Man-
meet- ager recommending
e at approval of an ordi-
toric Special Event Waiver
process and approval
of the recommended
Special Event Waiver
nvit- Policy. Motion by Jones
City to consider the first
their reading of a proposed
fol- ordinance that amends
mis- City of Dubuque Code
of Ordinances Title 10
mis- Public Ways and Prop-
17, rades and Assemblies;
of and amending Title 10
avid Public Ways and Prop -
St. erty by adding a new
Wall Chapter 8, Valet Drop
his Off Parking; Permit Re-
quirements Seconded
the by Connors. Assistant
ons City Manager Cindy
g: Steinhauser and Assis-
dvi- tant City Attorney
ne, Crenna Brumwell re-
gh sponded to questions
red regarding specific Ian-
nt: guage. Motion failed 3-
1/2 4 with Sutton, Braig,
by Lynch, and Resnick
int voting nay.
3- Motion by Jones to re-
ne turn the item to staff to
by clarify language and
ar- submission to a future
Council meeting. Sec-
o- onded by Braig. Motion
n- COUNCIL MEMBER
ed REPORTS
I i- Council Member'
acknowledged
p- sioner Jeff Lenhart's
a efforts regarding his
h homelessness project
7. in Washington, D.C.
h and congratulated Joey
Taylor on her appoint-
ment as president of
the Dubuque United
Way.
Council Member
Resnick acknowledged
the efforts of city staff
who have been work-
ing outside during this
winter's cold tempera -
PUBLIC INPUT
Terry Stewart, 460
Summit Street, repre-
senting Citizens for
Community Improve-
ment, inquired about
the status of a recent
request to Council to
regulate payday lend-
ing institutions.
Allen Troupe, 2003
Key Way, addressed
the City Council re-
garding the proposed
special events ordi-
nance and was gaveled
off for making inappro-
priate statements.