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Proof of Publication_City Council Proceedings 6 6 16 STATE OF IOWA {SS: DUBUQUE COUNTY CERTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION I, Suzanne Pike, a Billing Clerk for Woodward Communications, Inc., an Iowa corporation,publisher of the Telegraph Herald,a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Dubuque, County of Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby certify that the attached notice was published in said newspaper on the following dates: June 15, 2016, and for which the charge is $488.47. Subscribed to before me otary Public in and for Dubuque County, Iowa, this Z4Z _day o4otarvy , 20 Public in and for Dubuque County, Iowa. +�AflY t4.W 33 ER;E" Cvifl�llpilgn Number 10488b 'U'W kR MY COMM. gvn 99m 1. 2017 unnmerit `u i o T�,., ,� ;-., relatvel a uali a forrms may#be seen and A leant Theo: Ado Caun b v Y q ?, P,P 1.., p , or, a1e.75..ac _. , r, n tice", . rve: .;';L vel •Re in rant ;.r ,,,,. •..! . A.,r,,.. tt•6., B virtue: of-:.,secured�at�the„offlceYof thorns Glannakouros/ This. 0 9 w ,.:,, ,,; 9 ,9,.,,.. secI detl rivacy This:. :< . ,..: , ,, :,,'. ..:: Blue Solar _.'ursua' p -. •:., statutory=authority,.:a�"`•the CountyEngineeror. ". __. ¢ky- , , . {, , y, l" p _ntto•Chapter2l ;application "filed`"with 2400?sq`ft:bnckranch MftI will. e County Auditor Address:,2700 Ar or, code,of4lowa;:and ap, 'the" Iowa Commission w%3,stall gar.nussled a f., NOTICE TO�BIDDERS; _ 1. Sealed proposals P I? Volunteer services. I given'to products and 4:In keeping wlth•ahe Hills Dr+ue. r licable local:re`gula-- on . in apark like setting _ P fie p P tions of the City of Du- Upon motion the docu Also has 3.5 stall carr URS'June 23 7:PM �^+II be received at t coal induced within Employment OPO r- struct a"780 square buquesand/dr the"gov ments were received, rovisions grown and :pima les_ of Equal Proposal. To con !age house unattached TH ' office of,the Auditor of p gar.& bricked c Knights of Columbus Dubuque County in the the State of.lowa, and tunity"sand the' Civil foot free-standing so- ernmental body' hold filed and approved. ' • home Hall,Cascade,Iowa Courthouse;. Dubuque, also,'a resident,bidder Rights Act of,1964,no lar;array_100:square ing the me0iing.j If you 7.Truck Country:Sani- match home.The •an,, y-q ry. -North Ex- & ar.are surrounded FARM LAND AUCTION Iowa,until'4'.00 P.M.on p sbail be feet,'maximum permit- have an iestions`or to Sewer 9 shall iJ allowed a em red ' comments a`oncern+ng tension Project Award: Hwy 20 W,:4488 Dodge by mature trees, Edlth.M:McLees Family Monday,June 27,2016 Preference as�aga cid a , atedf ea amst!s nri tile Famllln DlstrRt Single this notice,please con- City Manager recom- •800 to 4000 sq ft Trust.288 Acres m/I and opened on nonresident } bidde g Y ry, r tact the Pianping Sery-: mending that : the iC Large parking lot. . hicmaplle�al walnut, CLEMEN$AUCTION CO. Monday,June 27, 2016 from a statelror foreign hiring and placement Docket Special ices'Divi5ion;Ci Hall award for the Truck •3700 sq.ft.lower level P , 563-879-3640 -at the 5:30 p:m• country,which.gives o,r , process beuseof Exc p tY industrial/commercial $549.999.Call for ;_ requires a reference race, relgidn, color, Applicant: Greg 50 W:''13th Strleet(563) Country Sanitary Sew 3 offices;utii.incl. private tour. meeting of the 563.564-7743 S.June30,6:PM Dubuque County Board to bidders from 'that sex, national origin, McEower� 589-4210. Irjdividuals er North Extension THUR 563-580-3522 ,Real'Estate Auction of Supervisors for the ica or,mental Address:''1845 Cha with -'limited'`'English Project to Top Grade state or foreign age phys Charles,&Elizabeth Kurt ..bridge replacement'on country oth, on disability;l political ney Road proficiency o� vision, Excavating,Inc:,be of- F r rent:2000 s .ft. '°d"f+` 813 4th.Ave SW,:Cascade projects in,,lith there affiliation other non- Proposal; To con- heating ofi speech ficially recorded in'the For q a Pape Road; Project L commercial"building,, B17(04)--73'-31 for the ,.. li• requiring minutes of the City 1196 sq ft,3 BR,ranch are no Federal Funds': meat fact rs, unless struct '24'x 24' ga- im amments electrical;heat, Y Dubuque County High 9 q -assistance Council. Upon 'motion Me er Auction&. involved. bona fide occupational ra a addition,for a to special as bathroom,14'gar. Realty,'Inc.563 543-8338 way Department. 7. It is the policy of regu+remeii necessi- tal<of,1"152 s uare feet should' cont"ct the the documents were door,$1000/mth.East 2.A certified check or Dubuque County that tate selecti hiring''. a, nning "Services'De- received, filed and check made • of det ched p 89.4210, made a Matter of Re - Dubuque accessory Planning Dubuque location:.Call SAT.,June 18th,11 am a cashier's Minority, Women and 5. Consitleration w+ll structures 1000: artm'ent atr5 563 543-4887 2611 Marywood Dr.; 4.23 Acre Land,Auction I to either Disadvantaged' Busl- ,be given'tm a locally squarel feetr=maximdFrri 48,•l ours`•prior°to ,the„ cord. " payab a Hess`Enterprises shall- owned bu�ts�iness. ,if allowe Iln,`an .R-P meeting i i ', 8.2016 Asphalt^Over Westend Split Foyer,3BR; Linda Lottes/ Dubuque County,or the I P 26A;newer roof;carpet; Carole Nevins " . r drawn be given 'maximum costs and other con- Single Falm yi Residen- Kyle L.Kritz," ay Access Ramps,Proj ' updated BA,great,schools; Sherrill Rd,Sherrill,IA Contractor, - racticable ,opportun siderations are vela- tial:Dl tract t:i r. Project.Awards upon asolvent bank;or p Associate Planner, ;:ect One Pro large fenced ip yard. H&J Auction Service• bid bontl'or ro osal ity to,participate in"the' tively equal. - Do <, 1 It 6/1Q; City Manager recom; cket 29 16 Specia TOWN HOME ON WEST $139,900.563-451-4648 . 563-583-0321= auaranfee; In P.an perlormad!ce of con- 6. -By irtue of Exception mending`, "that the. END 1580 Kebbie Dr.- amount set forth inti e tracts ffnanced in ;statutory';"'a hority ppm .Lana Mer CIT1F OF DUBUQUE," `award for the 2016 AS a A licant:' 2 BR,1 BA;ext.single + + proposal fiorm;shall be -^chole orn part with preference wul : be ntt., phalt Overlay Access car gar.;unfinished ' ' filed with each Y rids,'notw+th- ;given to.. ucts'and Add ss: ,2601'Uni- IOWA ,', ,Ramp Project O.ne.to, as count fu ,.. CITY COUNCIL* basement$159,900. " proposal. '.� c hier's standing Chapters provisions grown-ehd� versit Avenue j pan ,Arensdorf' Con Clemens Auction Co.. PROCEEDINGS k Cal1563-582-5786 or K f made payable 23A.3 and Chapter 73 coal producd,w,ithin Prop sal: To conGULARSESSION , struction9nc., be offi'= y°li iiia •r l BilI:563-556-6024 check, p y ofthe'Cod of Iowa. the State of;1owa„and struct 12 ,x 18 at- cially,recorded in the check it out on a �� Dou :563-590-2441` to the Contir�'aactor,shall ., The, Dubuque City zillow.com contain an,hnqualified a County also, a resdent bidder tached eck, hree (3) Council met-In regular `minutes of the City ■ 9' 8.'Dubuu endorsemen to Dubu requires th t,potential shall be allowed a feet fro the"'west side, session at 6 30 p.m` m on Council Upon motion H&J AUCTION/"-' que County; igned.by vendors employing preference a'sagainst a prope line six feet Junes&4x2016 in the His . the documents were Auctions&Appraisals. the Contrac r e an personnel rbquired to nonresident bidder minimu required.,in 'toric 'Federal`;Building, received;'? filed and hold Commercial Dri= from astate.orforeign an' R 1 Single Family made a"Matter of Re- Ed Hess 855-3135 authorized ag nt of the 350,W:6th Street. 3-4 BR,21/2'BA;newer: Doc Johnston 583 0321 Contractors;l If a vers Llcens s must Country,which gives or Resident I D'istnct present,Mayor Pro cord. :,:,,... kitchen/bathroom, contractor`is warded comply wi,h the :requires;-,a" preference Docket 30=16 Var=' 9.Roosevelt Street Ex- " I our estate:fast ` the p Memb6rsnConno s,..Del Storm Sewer: Irving School,deadend Sell y the contract, Commeresal 'i Driver's stateitlderosr fro foreh9n ianc Applicant: Rick and tension Storm Utility. street 2222 Hoyt St., house&contents„nofees, Contractor shall file + h Toro,:-Lynch, ,Resnick, $124;500 563-564-6127` no hassles.'542-4334 with Dubu ue .County V Rios;City,Manager Van' is Project'Ac License Regulations, country'+' both, on Schmitt Easements k q eral; projects.in whlch there Addres 350 South ceptance: City Manag fi i r an additional bond in Code- of ::`Fed Mllligen City Attorney i the amount of not less Regulations, Title"'s49, are=•no Federal Funds Locust St et Lindalil er recommending ac 2870DANLIN CT' RIVER CITYREALTY than 100 percent of the Part"382, and comply involved.- Rropo al. To con. Absent.Mayor Bubl ceptance of Storm PRIME LOCATION;' 588-1714 contract sum'securing with procedures forthe 7."-It`isz the policy of struct an ddition to an• Mayor Pro-Tem Jones Sewer and Electrical LocatedoffJFK"across + the performance of lie- administration of the Dubuque County:that existing ar wash•fif- read the call.and stat dements from Round'barn for sale or Utility E torn down.Best offer._, Department of Trans Minority,, Women and teen(15) eet from the, ed this is a,regularses Dubuque; Fire Equip from Eisenhower contract within 15 days ortationsubstance '_ Disadvantaged `Buse- front p petty line ment Inc.for an exist East Dubuque'area- - Sion of the City;Council school On 1-de-sac of approval;:or award abuse;prevention pro_` ness"Enterprises>shall (Harrisom treet)twen- m storm sewer and 658.. p P called�for"the 9" two story,walk out 815 747.-6 ing of the contract. of-„conducting�rsucl. . basement,fully finished I Failure to execute that gram`:" be given, maximum ty (20) f et'minimum electricaltutilityacross homethat is move'in- /+ I I at 1'170 Roo- contract, file the June 13;.2016, Board practicable i apte in the neral i ed imerc I•GDis business. that, may seveltStre t Extension. REDUCE® of - of; ity to partic p ready.:Stunning8ft 3775 Mount Alpine St. second bond„ or `a properly come before Dubuque County,Iowa. ,performance of""con- tract: ` Upon motion tlie,docu- .4 b door;2,3.5 garage, 2500:sq.ft.3 BR,2.5 BA; High Quality Western certificate of,insurance the City Council., 4 bedroom,3:5 bath. burning fire- Alfalfa,Hay,delivered within 15 days of the - : Dubuq a Dolan,: tracts .;financed:art with anceet 1-16: Var- and tfiledwere andrResolu ;wood bu g ,�-•-- Dubuque County whole or in p PLEDGE OF Low maintenance yard, place,deck'&shed, by"the semi load;Also"-_,date of the approval auditor county funds, notwith- Appl cant;':Kevin'. ' "ALLEGIANCE. tion No.201-16 Accept- sprinkler ccept sprinkler system includ- alpine;deck ppl_incl.' low potassium grass for the awarding of the PRESENTATIONS) It 6/15 standing'' -' Ch, ters :Beck/Eq ity,Ventures ing a Grant of Ease ed and fully functioning. $54,500 obo.Motivated 'hag clean straw. contract as herein 1..Mission: Lifeline it has two large decks, Don Christianson provided will be just 23A:3 and Chapter 73 Commercal Develop- Award; Heather,Maier, and for storm sewer Seller.563-542-9358 9358 {�� _ _•,u;r_ r____�____ of the Code of'lo a:: menta LL and electrical utility too deck covered. Director "of Mission: - 8. Dubuque County ` 'Adtlr• s:.3333 ,As- Lifeline for low through; over and' Iowa, pre- requires that potential bury'Roa ' across Lot 4,.Plat of sented the" Mission: vendors'” em loying " Propo L-To allow' Block 1,River 5, it Sub- vendors Lifeline Silver Award to personnel required to two (2) gns per`ten- division No. 5, in the the_Dubuque Fire De hold Commercial Dri- ant spat l sign maxi- City of Dubuque Iowa partment representa vers Licenses must mum"per itted-to al- - was adopted tives Rick Steines.and comply with `the low one 180 square 10 Bunker Hill Golf Dave McQuiggin; provisions of" the feet to ole Y00 square Course frrigation!Proj- 2 Main Street Iowa Commercial river's .foot ten nt; sign, 50 eat Acceptance:. City $ 30th Year Best+.Innova License- Regu tions, " Square f et maximum Manager recommend- ti on '_Award: Dubuque Code of Federal Regu permitte and to allow Main Street Executive ' ing acceptance of the lations, Title 4 ,'Part a 300"squ ire foot free- construction contract 382, and'comp,,l with "standing center sign, Director Dan LoBiMain for the Bunker Hill Irri- presented the Main procedures" fo the 200"squa e,foot maxi- Street"Iowa 30th Year 9ation Project Phase 2, administration f'the mum per itted in a'C- as completed by Best Innovation Award Department ofTrans- 2.1 Neighb$rhood Shop- for the Caradco Build- Lei bold Irrigation Inc. portation sut 3tance ping CenterDistrict ' ing and'Historic Mill Upon motion the.docu- abuse preventi pro- Docket 16 Condi-- meets were received i" work,Comp,lete Streets gram. tional Us P.eririit and filed and Resolu- Project PublicjPrivate June 13, 2016, Board Applic nt Melanie tion No.202-16 Accept- Partnership. " of `Supervisor ', "of. RickePROCLAMATIONS g in the Bunker Hill lrri- Dubuque;County Iowa. Addres :3080 Cedar 1.Juneteenth Celebra- '9ation Project Phase By:DeniseM.1Dolan, CrestCou #1 }inn.rlav(Inna7R �mti� :and authorizing the _-, ":.,uawu�no(p1ffi�oa41 C Wigdtly" ,�„ . . ' � q>r w si c a oEnudpapnjgas . . , NP u2 uaa aq 7?ul sivaor Enba F, !.F➢ 4§ �epsaupaM;..p�eaa�{ycJea�a�al: uioa aw�uoy� b tpe t a ,buque„Iowa,1S;neces= sary in the interest of Chapter 1 Build Co_ public.health safety;'; des,Article F Mechant- °r welfare of the resi-' cal COde; Sections'14 rSeeondedf byhResni y.1 ` 1F 1 ns Me- Responding to "ques-„ chanical,CodeAdopted, tions,`from ahe City:; and 14-1F 2- ' Interna Council 'Ci tional Mechanical Cotle van_Milltgen the U ban:,; Amendments by' tRe Revita11 1lization-design,-` pealing S:iich Sections �tion�-process and”pro and Enacting New Sec- tions ." videtl,=information on. ,in Lieu Thereof funding Ado tin 9 ,sources Mo-i;_. i P g the 2015,'In tion'icarried 6-0. ternational Building 13r Request"for Work Code and oy Adopting Session"-. Bee. Branch. a New'Section 1444 4 Creek Restoration Proj- Establishing the; -Me ect`Walki_ T.our City chanicai and Plumbing Manager" requesting,` Code Board and P.ro- the;City Council sched opde' for the Powers, ule a,work session for Operation, Member ano"th'er walking,four or shiP,and"Meetings, the•B' Branch:Creek'I Ordinance- 26 46 Restoration Project,for::j N Amending City Of Du- Monday, July'11, 2016_I buque Code of Ordi- nances Title 14 Build_ wilur; l start at the parking;,; Ing and Development, _lot at Garfield Avenue Chapter 1 Building Co- and Pine Street:Motion:; des,Article H Plumbing• by Connors to receive and file the" , Code,Sectio.ns.14-1H=1 docents` um " Jnternational.Plumbing and set the;,work ses Code Adopted and 14, Sion`as recommended: International. Seconded by 'Lynch'. Plumbing Code Amend Mayor; PraTem ones J ments by Repealing 'stated that he;: winot Such Sections and En be "able to attend the z acting New Sections in . work session.. 141otion Lieu"Thereof-'Adopting. -'carried 6 0. the 2015 International .` COUNCIL MEMBER Plumbing Code and by REPORTS Repealing Section-'14, .Council 1H- Member Con,;'i T Plumbing Code Hors reported on,a pre- Board and Enacting a,, sentation she,made in C New Section'`14.11-1-7 the Council CFiaibers rr Mechanical and Plumb- to several groups;of mg.Gode Board Provid .s secondgrade students`-.j I in,g for the-Powers,OP, 'on,how,'a city works': r enation Membership an d,congratulated the and Meetings; teachers for providing Ordinance, .27-16 "thee e,rs.for Pr Amending City-of-Du- ` ,Mayor:;Pro-Tem Jones y. buque Code of".Or.i- reported. n the recent nances Title 14 Build= delegation visit to Ing and Development; Washington, DC and: Chapter 1 Building Co the,meetings with„leg-, des,"Article B'Resid, : itSlative staff 'P'ee,Sections 14, minded ,everyone to 1B-llnternational Rest= vote tn.-.the .primarya dentia) Code Adopted election.;on Tuesday, and 14-1B-2” )interna- 15June-7,=2016 tional Residential Code CLOSED SESSION Amendments ly Re- 'Motion by Connors at pealing Such Sections-:8 16 p rn;ato convene.m,.; and Enacting New Sec- 'closed se"ssion tepe in ' tions in Lieu,Th&.66f -cuss pend ng'litigatorr' Adopting the 7015 tial and property acquist ternational.Residential tion pursuant to Chap Code. Seconded -by, ter 21.5(1)'(c),-0CodeCode : by Resnick Motion car- of Iowa. Sec , ried 6-0:' Lynch:"Mayor Pro-Tem 11.WS Live-Amend- "Jones stated for the re- Agreement:,,ment to Development cord that the attorney city.M, 'the City Council'will ager recommending :consult with on issues approval of the Second . to r be discussed ..in Amendment to bevel-- closed'session is gssis opment Agreement tant City Attorney among and between Maureen Quann. Mo the' City-Of Dubuque tion carried 6-0, Interstate Butldmg Upon motion the•City .LLLP and WS Live,';LLC Council.recbnvened in' n in order,to correctTthe "opesession at '8.35: Termination Date! m p:n.'havmg?given<staff`' iSecttbn 6.3 ,to-lupe 1 .p:roper direction. 2017. Motion by-Lynch There being ., fur-'' to receive and ftle'the ter business, upon documents and"adopt motion the City COU66i a Resolution No. 23Q'-16 adjourned at?8:36 P.m. Amendmentovin ,thto Dev° eld- �s/Kevin S.Firnstahh ;opment Agreement it 6/15 CMC,City Clerk among- and between?' City of Dubuque,Inter state Building,LLP;and WS Live; ,LLC. °Sec onded by Connors:-Mo- tion carried 5-0 with' Del Toro abstaining for' Possible conflict-bf=ri-_ terest as an employee of WS Live; 12 Resolution of cessity for:;210,.J,ones . Street Urban Revita_lir nation: City Manager' recommending appro- val of a Resolution'of Necessity for.an.Urban Revitalization Aiea}at 210 Jones Street.`Mo= tion by Lynch toTM re ceive and file the,d°cu' men ts and adopt,Reso lution No.-.231 16 Reso-1 lution of Necessity, finding that the retia= tiilitation, conserva- tion, redevelopment;= economic develop- ment,or a combination ,thereof, of'210 Jones: Street in the City of Du-'' are a 20oFsqu"a a foot maw Presented ,the Main or.thei:Bunker Hill irn^- administration f the' mu, 'peri itted m a'C- Sfreet Iowa 30th Year•': 9ation Project^Pliase,2 Department of ions- Z Neighb'�rhood+'Shop- -forsthe Caradco Buld LetboldIrrPigation Incy portation su once ping Cent r District. abuse preventi pro- Docket' -16 Condi- ing and Historic,Milk Upon,motio9 the;,ocu- gram.' tional-Us�Perinit- :i`; work Complete Streets meets were'received June 13, 2016,Board Applicant ti elanie Project Public/Private and filed and Resolu Of Supervisort' of Ricke Partnership. tion Noa202 16 Accept Dubuque County Iowa. Address 3080 Cedar PROCLAMAYIONS ing the Bunker Hill Irri- By:Denise M.Dolan, Crest Cou ftc+ 1.Juneteenth Celebra gation Project Phase 2 Dubuque ounty Proposat1: o open a tion Day(June;18,2016) , and authorizing the It 6/15 Auditor licensed L�hild care fa- was accepted by Multi- Payment of the con- cility wifh thirty-two cultural Family Center tract amount to,the. (32),chilir�ren & eight Director Farris Muham contractor was adopt- REVISE ($) empldyees in a CS mad and Assistant.Di- ed. CITY OF DUB QUE, 'Commer4al Services& rector Sarah Peterson.. il:PEG Capital Grant IOWA Wholesalg.District. 2: Healthy,;Homes Expenditure Request: ZONING BOA D OF Docket 33=16 Condi- Month(June 2016)"was 'City Manager recom- tional I' l—To-open- `Permit accepted .by Kim mending approval of- ADJUSTM T. Glaser, of the Housin the Cable TV Commis- Date: Thursda , June Apcant: ,Keith g 23,2016 ' Gutierre7:Hills Brew- and.Community Devel- Sion,• recommendation Time:-5:00 p.m. ing Comny. el Time: for funding•.from the, Place:City ouneil 'Addr .1098 Jack- - 3•r LGBTQ+"- pride Public,` `>;Educational, Chamber isforicson Stre " Month(June 2016),was and,Government(PEG), Federal_ Bwldi ,,:350 Propoa accepted .,,by,.-:,Vicki Capital-Grant for'Ac' and West 6th`Stree Dubu d°U t De eto'L;Ys'"� G Motion L ac aley q 4 pp and que IA �coddition,,us Jn the ci definition rfci�of- �r err Schaar. Facihtresforthe Notice is here y green >Ilwor Plan, MS orm a that the oboe ide'nti prnent Y kr t3 up-. fled gover mental. Distract receive and file tfze grade of the produc body Will rnee;:.&Ahe Docket -1G Special documents adopt the fi0n"facilities at'the 11 time,date and lace as Exceprid resolutions anal dis Histori Federal Build- set forth abov Please Appli me Steven p°se nf�a r tl ed rtng UpAOnQ,,0 ion the, Note: Zoning dvisoryDigmann Seconded by Re_smck �oeurrr, +Iwere' re- Commission eetings. Addre. 193 Con= Motion carried 6 Q ceroed filed and are televised On City cord Streat iM ,Mitnutes and Re Proved a;' Gable TV Ch nnel 8. Prop aI: To con :,�Q° tS'u5mred F Air 12 Pre Annexation The agenda,for the Stroet an 8' by 26 at port`Cornmrssron of Agreement':' Firzlaff: meeting is as follows; tached.fr ht porch see '. T/2,ri '2/22„`4/?5 ;Acts .`C!tY Manager 'recom- Regular Sess`on en�.(7) f et from the and r' Cultural` A,tfairs'. mending approval of a Call to Order front p perry line ° Advisory' Cornmi'ssion Pre-Annexation -Agree Certification of Com twenty, ( 0),.feet re of 1/26 2%23 and.3/22; Ment with Corey pliance withG the lo- quired n (�� R 1 -}Cable TV Commission Firzlaff, property own-wa Open Meeting Single Fa ilnct �f4/6�5%18 CityCoun er of Lot-15 in`Twin'_' Law Items;Fr Public �,, cJlrproeeedings of.,5/16, Ridge'Subdivision' No. Rolf'Call w. At this fi e anyone m. ;5�g.'S/23; Comrrlunity 2 Upon .motion the Minutes'- May 26, the ,Coup it ,Chamber Development Advisory documents were re- 2016 may addr, s the Board Commission of 1/20, ceived and filed and Docket 26-16 ."- .. l on mattes which are :3/16 4/20 S/18;Hous Resolution No. 2q3=16 Exception` t' of,.cgncer to that per- `709 ••C°mmission: of ARProving '-'a '<Pre- Applicant: John son and hick are not - 4/26; Human Rights Annexation Agreement Greenwood an ag da item. Commission of 4/11, between the Cityl of Address:'7900 Penn- Please tae your place'_.4/18 Sister City Rela- Dubuque, Iowa and Sylvania Avenue at the mi rophone and •tionships` AdvisoryCorey- Firzlaff •was Proposal:-To con- state you name and ':;Commission Of 5/18; adopted. . struct a 702 square address early: pro Proof of P.ublicatioh" ' 13 Approval of Piat of feetdetachedstorage ceed..wit your com- 'City COUnCII Proceed- Survey - Stone Brook shed for a total of 1;422 ments; oweVer i no Tgs of 5%2 5/9 Upon Center Second. Addi= square feet of,detach-' for, ac ion-may be ,motion the documents tion:City Manager rec- ed accessory "struc. ,taken-at i his"time on' were :received ':;and ommending approval' tm es Y 000`square fo6t� Your.;co..meia.- `be filed Of the Plat of Survey of maximum permitted in cause of the notice re--~2 0 ice oO ai'�ims--L°t-1 Of-1-vt A-and•Lot'2 an AG Agricultural Dis- quirernents Of the Iowa and Suits: William and of Lot A Of Stone Brook trict. Open Ivleefings Law. Janet Siegert v.City of Center Second Addi- Docket 27-16:Special Items;From`Board Dubuque;;':Cathy.Tner- tions Upon motion the Exception ' Items From Staff vieler.'for personal'::in= documents were 're- Jury Upon motion the ceived and filed and. �(N a rgyv y 1 documents Resolution No 204-16 were re- ha+ a„ ceived filed and refer- Approving Plat of" ro- r t° the.Cit'Attor P y posed vacated i tt' ,i J it xw" ar ney way 0f Stone Valle Disposition f Drive. between US r� t �� Claims City Attorn y Highway 2'0 and Bould` aiwsing,that the�fol er B'rook Court bein" 9r lowing claims have Part`of Lots A'of Stone; Brook Center. Second been referred to Public rk'fGu ra , C Addition in the City'of Entity Risk Services °f Iowa Ithe agfor the Dubuque, .Iowa was ++ vy�it,trh �i i ent adopted. Iowa Communities As- P Suran elerf ool ersathy 14. Firstpment Agree- injury. p to Develo g injur ment - Friends of St. 1 Y•Upon motion the documents .were re- Mary's / Steeple ceived, filed and y�nk r�'�y'' Marg I`G '�',,F��y�` f�" ,;•r�'4- conSquare City Managerer cur recommending apPo- ue Golf & val4. Dubuqof the First Amend 1y41t`i� ✓ rrl :r Country Club Fire- ment to Development �rpa grr 'r works Request Corre- Agreement with spondence _:from, Ri- Friends of St. Mary's chard Bugalski, Gener- d/b/a Steeple::'Square' al Manager/CEO of the for development of Dubuque Golf&Coun- 1501>Jackson'Street. try. Club, requesting Upon motion the docu permission to display: ments' were received fireworks on-Monday; and filed and Resolu- July.4,-2016:-at abouf tion No 205-16.Approv 9:30 p.m. on the ing a First Amendment DG&CC grounds with a to Development'Agree- .rain.date of Tuesday, ment by and between Julys.Upon motion the the City of 'Dubuque; documents were re-; Iowa and Friends of St. ceived, filed:and ap Mary's D/B/A/Steeple proved. Square was adopted. 5.Environmental.Re- 15. IDOT Emergency. lview,-Pinard Park:City Detour .Route.,Agree- Manager recommend-' ment- ' 3rd, Street ing approval.for the ex- Bridge: City Manager ecution.Of the Environ- recommending appro- mental Review`Record val for the Mayor to ex stating that the Pinard ecute an agreement Park;Lighting Project is,:� with the;Iowa DOT for CatdboncaIiy„Ex6Iutled;`: the use.Of local roads from.:the National Envi as' an authorized de- rinental POlicyActof tour route for the 3rd ,Ll pon motion the .Street Bridge Overpass documents were 6e-- ,Deck Joint Repair Proj- ceived;filed sand ap- est schetluled for-mid- proved. September 2016:, Pon 6 2016-2017,Ameri,. motion the documents Cor were received and filed: ps Partners in: I Lear iing,`,Grant;•Appli and Resolution N'o:206 16 A rovin cation:' City Manager PP 9 the Iowa recommending'appro- Department Of Trans- val of ahe ArneriCorps Portation. Agreement Partners in, Learning., for use of local agency , _.. i i 6C Wednesday;June 15,201`6 Telegraph Herald •thonllne.corn the documents. were,`6.0. through July>1 c 2019 student fares-effective City Interest in Lot i of gram (SNAP), possible The City Clerk stated, of Adopting the 2015 received and filed and ;1.304rich Force Main (Expiring :aerrns ..„:of, for-,.the ',2'016-2017 Tiefenthaler 2nd Place future expansion of the that the City'Attorney InternationalBuilding Resolution No..217-16, Relocation I p y 9 -- -Project Ko cz k-Jackson Parke= school::year as, m the City of Dubuque, market area, and re- advised:that all seven Code; roads as a detour route Accepting-,a. Deed for from 11th•'Street.to District and:Nieto-W. mended:by the Transit 'Iowa. Seconded ',,By sponged to questions'. International Code Ordinance No.22=16 for the 3rd Street: the.Southwest Arterial 12th Street: City:Man- 11th' District).:.Appli- Advisory Board and the Connors. Motion car- about assisting with items'-(Action Items 4- Amending''Cit :of Du- Bridge Y Bridge•Overpass Deck.. Projectfrom.NEZTROP, ager recommending:in- cants: Alfred;:Kopczyk;, City,,Manager.-recom- ried 6-0, relocating the Winter 10) could be -adopted buque Code of Ordi= Joint Repair,. Project LLC.was adopted. itiation of the public 1320;Locust St. (Quali- mending approval.Mo- Upon motion the'.rules Farmers' Market cur- with one motion if the nances Title 14.Build- over US 52/61/151 was 24.5outhwest,Arterial bidding procedure'for fees ;for Jackson Park tion by, Lynch-to re- were reinstated limit- rently at 1101 Central Council::desired. ing'and.Development, adopted. Property.Acquisition - Phase Ilof the 30-Inch Distract-and At-Large);", ceive andfiile the docu- .ing discussion to the Avenue. Mr. LoBianco City Manager recom''- Chapter,l Building Co- 16.SW Arterial-North Parcel 101 Dubuque Force Main Relocation Juan Nieto,510 W.11th ments.and adopt Reso- City,Counci- additionally addressed' mending _adoption of des,-Article C`Ener Cascade Road Recon- Metropolitan Area,Sol- Project from 11th St :(Qualifies for' W. Iution No.227-16Estab- ACTION ITEMS the *.rehabilitation of the International.Build- Conservation Code struction Project Ac: id"Waste.,Agency: City Street to -12th.Street, llih District,:and At lishing:a Transit;fixed- 1. Greater Dubuque 1838: Central:` Avenue .Ing'Code;'International Sections 14-1C-1 Inter'• ,ceptance: City Manag Manager recommend and further, recom- Large); Leslie Terry, Route Student,;-Fare. Development Corpora- through a fagade grant Energy '. Conservation national Energy Con- er recommending ;ac- mg •acceptance of a' mends,.that a public 390 Hill St. (Qualifies Seconded by:Connors. tion - .QuarterlyP'`Up- and retail store fronts Code; International servation Code Ado t- ceptance:of`the public Grant of Easement and heanng"•beset for June for>At-Large:only). Msr Responding to,ques- date: Rick' Dickinson, in the Washington Fire'Code; Internation- ed and 14-IC-2 Interna- improvementconstrue- Deed from the Dubu 20, 2016. Upon,motion Terry spoke.in support tions from the r'r City President,and CEO.of 9Y Street and Central Ave- .al Fuel Gas Code:`Inter- 'tior al Ener Conser- tion- contract for'. he que;Metropolitan Area the document :were of ;her appointment and Council, Transit Man-, GDDC provided aver- nue:.,corridors: Motion national Mechanical. vation Code 'Amend- Southwest Arterial -` Solid.Waste Agency for received and filed and provided a brief biog-` ager;Candace Eudaley' bol report on the quar- by Connors to receive :Code: International ments by Repealing North Cascade Road the Southwest Arterial Resolution:.No. 222.16 raphy of her.qualifica-+" and Transit Advisory terly activities of.GDDC and:'file the informa-,:'Plumbing Code;and In- Such Sections and En- Reconstruction Project. Project. Upon 'motion Preliminary approval of tions. Board 'Member ;Dora including information tion:. Seconded ;by ternational 'Residential acting New Sections in as;completed by C J. the.documents-were plans, ,:specifications, 4.,Housing Commis-- Serna stated that the on achieving and sur- Resnick. Motion car- Code. Lieu Thereof Adopting Moyna, &;Sons, Inc. received and ifiled and form of contract,and sion:One, 3-year term $10 was established by passing the' goals of ried 650.. Motion by Lynch to. the 2015 International Upon motion the docu- Resolution No. 218-16 estimated cost,,setting .through August 1.7,> the Transit Advisory the•NEXT Campaign;in 1 Public Input at City- receive and filen the Energy Conservation ments were received Accepting a No., of date ofpublic hearing 2016 (Vacant term`of Board,as-.a reasonable the areas of job Council Meetings (3rd documents and' that Code; and filed and Resolu Permanent Utility on plans,. specifics Woods). Applicant: cost'-withoutcreating growth, new construe- .Reading):City,Attorney the requirement that a Ordinance 23-16 tion No.207-16 Accept-, Easement for-. the tions,form:of contract, Wesley-, Heimke, 2350' an.undue.expense add- tion,population growth submitting-a,propo'sed' proposed ordinance be Amending City of Du- ing the,Southwest Ar-: Southwest Arterial and estimated cost;, Knob Hill Dr- ing that the new proc- (regional), and mini ordinance concerning considered and,voted buque`Code of Ordi- tenal - North Cascade Project,:from Dubuque and ordering the,.ad- 5. Investment Over- : ess will help bus opera- mum/increased wages., the placement of Pub-, on for passage at two nances'Title 14 Build- -Road Reconstruction Metropolitan Area Sol- vertisement for:bids sight Advisory Com- tors.identify problem Mr. Dickinson stated Iic;Input on the Council Council meetings prior ing and Development, Project,,Iowa DOT Proj id Waste Agency;and . for the Phase II of the mission: One; 3-year riders and resolve is, that the results of the agenda. Motion by to the`meeting 'at Chapter 1 Building Co- ect No. HDP-2100: Resolution No. 219716 30-Inch force Main Re- term: through:July 1, sues.Motion carried 6-0. Convergent interviews Connors for final con which it is to be°passed des,,'Article E Fire Code (655)--71-31 ,and au Accepting a Deed for location Project from 2019 (Expiring term of 4.,Vacating Petition- with local'businesses sideration and passage be suspended to 'in- and:-Regulations, Sec- thorizing the payment the-Southwest Arterial 11th Street to 12th Reisdorf)., -Applicant: North Grandview Ave- will be announced at .of ordinance=No.20-16 -elude all seven lnterna- tions 14-1E-1 Interna of.the contract amount Project;from Dubuque 'Street,. was , adopted Stephen Reisdorf, 740 nue-l'-University;Ave the GDDC annual meet- Amending City,.of Du- tional Code ordinances. tional Fire Code Adopt- to.:the contractor.'was Metropolitan Area Sol- setting a public,,phear- Brookview Sq. nue`, Right-of-Way; ing on June;22,'2016 at buque Code-af Ord!- .Seconded,by Resnick. ed and 14-1E-2 Intera- adopted. id Waste Agency'were ing for a meeting;to 6._Library"Board of- 'Proof of publication on the Mystique Casino. nances Title I Adminis- ( Motion carried 6-0. " tional " Fire Code 17.Property Acquisi- adopted. - commence at 6:30:p-m. • Trustees ;(Mayor p notice of public,hear- Responding' to ques- tration,Chapter 6 May Motion?by,Lynch.for., Amendments by Re- tion - Colts:Building, 25.Workers'.Compen on June 20,2016 in the pointment): Two,,*:4- ing to,consider,public,, tions from the City, ,or..and City Council,Ar- final consideration and , pealingSuchSections 1101 Central Avenue: sation Settlement for" Historic Federal ,Build- year terms through Ju- val of a request;byTom Council, Mr. Dickinson ticle A Rules and Pro- . passage,;of Ordinance '. and Enacting New Sec- City Manager recom- Charles Klein:City At- ing. ly 1; 2020 .(Vacant Tiefenthaler of,K&T Re- stated that.it' is un- cedure, Sections 1-6A- No'. 2146 Amending tions in. Lieu Thereof mending:approval of a torney,'recommending 2. Vacate Petition- terms of.,Connors and al Estate,LLC to:vacate .known what influences 11 Order•-of Business City of Dubuque Code Adopting'the 2015 In- resolution authorizingapproval. of an A ree Stone Valle Drive Allred). A Iicantsa. and.dis ose of Ci the purchase�.of 110 . meet for Settlement re- Right-of-Way: Cit Robert Arms pp p #Y in, the fl.,aver ion.inrer and Agenda and is by 'of Ordinances Title 14 ternaOrdin race Code; p _ g y. y Armstrong'.728 terest in a portion of 'gional average,wages 14 Rights of Public by `Building`:and.Develop- Ordinance 24-16 Central Avenue for the garding a Workers'- Manager recommend- Alta Vista St.;;Christina' the North Grandview Wand that there is great •clarifying the rules re- ment Chapter 1 Build AmendingCi of Du appraised value and Compensation claim Ing that a.public.hear- Monk;;2005 North Main Avenue right-of-way in potential.for commer- " lating to. communica- ing Codes,,,Article!,:A buque Cde of Ordi- acce t the deed for the that was filed against in be set for June 20, St.:Mr.Armstrong and the,southwest ,;corner, cial q P 9 9 9: growth' at,the of .tions to the City Court- Building Code and Reg-' , nances'Titl'e 14 Build- property ° owned by the City of Dubuque by 2016 to:consider appro- Ms.:Monk spoke in sup-` of :.North Grandview Hwy 20 and the pro cil and the Public Input ulations,.Sections 14- ing and' Development Legionnaires;Drum & Charles Klein.. Upon val of a request from port.of their-respective Avenue and University posed SW Arterial due Agenda. Seconded'by. 1A-1 International Chapter 1-Building Co- Bugle Corps Inc. DBA motion the documents NEZTROP,: LLC to va-, appointments;and pro- Avenue and the City in partto the expan- Resnick. Motion car= Building Code Adopted, des,Article.G Fuel Gas Colts Drum & Bugle were received, 'filed rate a portion of right- vided a brief bio rah Manager recommend-;-sion ofthe:City's indus ried 6-0. 14-1A-2> international Code,Sections 14-1G-1 Corps.Upon motion The, and approved. of;way,ef:Stone Valley oftneirquahfieatgions.y.: Ing pprovaL.,rMotion , triaLparks.Motion' car 4.ThroughlO.Code'of 'Building Code Amend- fuel Gas Code Adopted documents were re7 26- Request for,Pro- Drive in;Stonel Brook 7. Long Range Plan- by Lynch to ;receive ried 6-0. Ordinances Amend- ` ments, 14-1A-3 Permit and.14-1G-2.fuel Gas ceived ,and filed and posals`. Consultant 'Center, Second Addi- ning Advisory Commis- and file;:the documents 2.�Dubuque Main ments-Title;l4 Inter- Issuances Prohibited Code Amendments b Resolution, No, 208-16 Services for ADA Re,- tion..Upon motion.the sion: one,-3-year term and 'adopt Resolution Street/,Farmers' Mar= ' national Building Code; Repealing During Consideration Re ealin Such Sec Approving the acquisir' view 'and Update of,: documents- were:;re- through July ,'1;•2019 No:228=16.Vacating.�.a� ket Update;- Dubuque International Energy 'of Zoning'Reclassifies- tions and EnactingNew tion of. real estate Self-Evaluation and ceived and filed :and (Expiring term of portion of North Grand- Main:,Street Executives Conser,,,vation YCode; In- :,tion or'":Zonin or;'Sub- Sections in Lieu here- owned,b Legionnaires Transition Plan:, Ci Resolutioni:NO 223-16 Winterwood).. . A li-, view Avenue South of Director Dan LoBianco' ternational'Fire' Code; 9 Y 9 #Y App tlivision`Text Amend- of Adopting .the .2015 Drum & Bugle Corps,, Manager recommend Resolution of Intent:to &ant: Charles :Winter- University;Avenue to provided an,update on International Fuel Gas ments, and 14-1A=6 Fuel Gas Code;, Inc.-D/B/A:Colts Drum ing approval to release vacate and;dispose:of wood, -555 ;^Montrose be'known„as Logo of the Dubuque Farmers' Code:;- International Building Code and Ad- Ordinance 25-16 &Bugle Corps located a Request for Propos- City interest in a por- Tea. Tiefenthaler 2nd Place, Market that included Mechanical Code: `In visory ;Appeals Board' AmendingCit of Du- at 1101 Central Avenue als to rovide consul- tion of the right-.of-way 8. Parks and:Recrea- in the Cit of Dubuque,. Y p. Y q promotion and success "ternational Plumbing by Repealing Such Sec- buque Code of Ordi- in City of-Dubuque tant-services for.an of Stone Valley Drive. tion Advisory Commis-:: Iowa; and Resolution of.the Supplemental Cod%and International tions and Enacting.New -banes Title 14 Build- was adopted. ADA.Review and, Up between U.S.Highway sion:> Three, .. 37year No.229-16-Disposing of Nutrition Assistant,Pro,: Residential Code Sections in Lieu There= ing and Development, 18. Property Acquisi date of Self.-Evaluation 20 and'Boulder Brook, terms through June 30, �_: .v:LL.__.._.... _ . .... .- �,w tion-The Barony,Inc.; and Transition Plan. Court,being part,Of.Lot 2019:,(Vacant term of Amending City'.of,>Du- Mayor Pro-Tem Jones City,Manager. recom-, Upon motion the docu- A Stone Brook,Center Schlueter and Expiring.`f buque Code of:Ord:- reported on recent mending approval of a ments were received, Second Addition,to be terms of Larson and nances Title,14 Build- delegation visit to resolution establishing filed and approved: known,asrLot 1 of LotA Lyness). .Applicants: ing and Development, Washington, DC and and setting,the fair. 27. Employee`Assis- of Stone,Brook.Center Robert. Blocker, °880Chapter 1 Building}Co tile,meetings with leg _-----mar-ket-value-Iaased on des,'Article B Residen , islative staff.Jones re- the certified Acquis: Manager recommend- City of Dubuque, Iowa Kirkendall; 1725 Alta' tial", Sections'14 minded ,everyone fo,> tion Appraisal and Re ing approval of the se- by sale to ,NEZTROP PI;:.,Katherine ,Larson, 1B-1 InternationarResir vote invthe primary; blew Appraisal for lection of Employee LLC was adopted set-, 2535 rTraut Ter_;Karen dentia1 Code Adopted election.on i Tuesday, property owned by The and Family.Resources. ting a public hearing L'yness, 89 Alpine St. and 14-1B-2 .Interna- 15June 7,2016. Barony, Inc. to be ac asthe;Citys Employee for.a meeting to com- Mr. Blocker,and Mr: tional Residential Code 'CLOSED SESSION quired forthe purpose Assistance Program mence at 620 p.m..on Kirkendall`. spoke ' in Amendments'by 'Re Motion'by Connors at ' of construction of pub- provider: Upon motion June 20, 2016, in the supportof 'their re- pealing-Such Sections "8-1-6 p m,ftO;convene in- licb;utji ities. Upon mo .the' documents`were Historic Federal Build- spective appointments and Enacting New Sec- closed session to dis= tion' the documents received;filed and ap- ing. and provided a brief bi-, tions in Lieu Thereof cuss pending;litigation' were received,and filed' proved.' 1;3.Reallocation of Ser- ography of their quali-. Adopting the-'2015'In- and property acquion and,Resolutioh No.209- 28. Request for Re- les 2012H General Obli- fications. Ryan Larson; ternational,Residential tion pursuant to Chap 16 ,Establishing Fair lease of`Funds.for Fis- gation,Bond:Proceeds: on behalf of his-wife Code. Seconded .by ter 21.5(1)(c) -(j)Code. Market Value, Direct cal Year 2017 Commun- City Manager Record- Katherine, read a pre Resnick. Motion car- of Iowa Seconded by ing Go Faith Negotia ity Development Block mending setting a pub- pared statement from ried 6-0. Lynch. Mayor Pro-Tem tions,:and Authorizing Grant .Activities City lic'hearing for lune 20, her in support of her 11.WS Live-Amend- "Jones stated forthe re- the Commencement of Manager recommend- 2016 ion a-proposal to appointment.' -. ment to Development cord that the attorney Eminent Domain Pro- ing approval ofa'Reso- reallocate .not to ex- PUBLIC HEARINGS Agreement City Man- the City Council Will ceedings for,the Ac-`' Iution authorizing the ceed $500,0,00 of the Upommotion.the rules ager recommending consult with on issues quisition of Certain Re Request for Release of unspent ;proceeds of were suspended allow approval of the Second to. .be discussed in al Property Owned by Funds for the proposed. the General;Obligati,on ing anyone present to Amendment to Devel closed.session isAssis-r The Barony,Inc.in Du- projects `approved in Bond Series 2012H address the City Coun opment Agreement tant City Attorney buque County,Iowa for, the, Fiscal Year 2017 from the,renovation-•of cil on the following among and between Maureen Quann. Mo- the ,;Purpose, of Con (Program ,Year 2616) the second floor,of the items.. the City of Dubuque tionlcarried 6-0. .. struction of Public Util- Annual:Action Plan for Multicultural Family L Request to Amend Interstate Building Upon motionahe City :ties was adopted. Community Develop- Center to fund the•ac- PUD-Historic Millwork: LLLP and WS Live 1.LLC ,Council reconvened in. 19.Southwest Arterial meet ``Block Grant :quisition of the Colts District Proof of pub1i- in order to.correctthe open•session'.at 8:35 Property Acquisition (CDBG)activities.Upon Drum & Bugle Corps cation'_,on notice of Termination Date 7'in p'ni.:°having given-staff Parcel 1508 Ronald &' motion the documents building at 1101 Cen- public hearing to con-' Section 6.3 to Junel properdirection. Marlene Valentine:City were received and filed tral Avenue..Upon mo- sider approval of a re 2017. Motion by;L'ynch` There-being no fur- Manager recommend- and Resolution No.220- tion, the ;documents quest.by Keith>Gutier to receive and file the then business, upon Ing acceptance : of 16"Authorizin6 Request were received and-,filed rez.to 'amend -HIS; documents and adopt motion the City Council': Grants of. Easement for, Release of: Com- and Resolution No-'224- toric ,Millwork District Resolution;,No. 230-16 •adjourned at 8x36 p.m. -' and.Deed from'Ronald munity Development 16 Fixing. date fovea Planrii ddI4 di-i-Develop:.; Approving the Second '/s/Kevin S:Firnstahl, L. and Marlene.Valera Block,Grant Funds for meeting on the propos y ment'''.,(PUD) to allow Amendment to Devel- CMC,City Clerk - tine for the Southwest. Fiscal Year 2017 (Pro- alto reallocateicertain microbrewery, ,winery opment Agreement 1t6j15 Arterial Project: Upon gram Year:2016);was, unspent proceeds,,-of and :distillery,,as per among and between,- ` motion the documents adopted. the General Obligation mitted'uses and the City of Dubuque,Inter- were received and filed 29.Signed Contracts: Bonds,Series 2012H,.;of Zoning AdvisoryCom- state Building,LLP,and and Resolution No.210-. ShortTerm Lease the City of Pubuque; mission recommending WS .Live; LLC. "Sec 16 Accepting aGrant of Agreement with Robert Iowa,and.providing for approval as conditional` onded by Connors.Mo- Permanent and'Temp07 Bradley for tillable publication of notice uses :with conditions tion carried 5-0 with`' rary Easements for.the property in Franklin'D. thereof, was adopted related to noise and Del Toro"abstaining for Southwest Arterial Roosevelt Park. Upon setting a public hear- odors': Motion by'Con possible conflict'of ri= Project,from Ronald L. motion the document ing;for a,meeting to nors to receive and file terest as an employee' Valentine and Marlene was received and filed. commence at 6:30 p.m. the .,documents and of WS Live: Valentine; and Resolu 30.Improvement Con- on June 20,2016 in the that the requiremenfi 12 Resolution of Ne- tion No.211-16:Accept tracts•/ Performance, Historic Federal Build- that a proposed Ord! cessity fon;,210:Jo.nes Ing a, Deed for the Payment and Mainte- ing: nance be considered, Street Urtian 'e .` li Southwest Arterial nance Bonds: SELCO, ,4. Hodge,,Company and voted on for pa's- zation. City,Manager Project from Ronald L. Inc.for the 2016 Pave- Lease Agreement:iCity sage• at two Council recommending appro- Valentine and Marlene, ment Marking Project; Manager, recomrnend= meetings prior-to the, val of'a Resolution of Valentine were adopt Gansen Excavating, ing the City Council set meeting at which itis' Necessity for.an,Urban ed. Inc.forthe South fork 'a,:public Bearing.for to be passed,be sus Revitalization Area'at 20.Southwest Arterial Catfish Creek•to Tim Julie 20; 2016 on the pended. 'Seconded-'.by 210 Jones.:Street:.Mo- Property Acquisition - "ber-Hyrst, Estates`;#4 proposed riverfront Lynch!_Moticd,carried tion by Lynch Parcel,_129S John.& North. &,.South Lines lease with Hodge Com- 6-0. Planning,Services ceive and file the docu Carolyn Haupert:.City ':Creek Crossings' 2016; parry, to .;lease :8.89' Manager provideg a meets and adopt Reso'1- Manager recommend- Portzen Construction, acres on Pur.Ina Drive: staff report. Developer Iution No.231-16�Reso'€ ing acceptance of Deed Inc- 'for. the North ,Upon motion the docu- Keith Gutierrez, ad- Iution of; Necessity; from John C. Haupert ` Grandview Avenue, dressed the CityCoun= finding that the retia and meets were:-.received. and Carolyn S.Haupert Delhi '.Street Round- and filed and Resolu- cil reiterating his com- bilitation, :-conserva- for the Southwest Arte about Intersection lm- tion No.22516 Resolu ments from the May tion, redevelopment,= rial Project. Upon mo provement Project; tion of Intent to dis=, 16,2016 meeting. economic develop- tion the. documents Visu-Sewer,Inc.forthe pose of an interest in Motion by Connors for. ment,or a combination` were received and filed FY 2016 Sewershed 5,' real property owned by final consideration and ,thereof, of.:210 JO66S, and Resolution No.212-. 7, 11 & 12 Manhole the City of Dubuque by passage of Ordinance, Street in the City of'Du 16 Accepting a Deed Project. Upon motion lease between the City No.19-16 Amending Ti= for,theSouthwestArte the documents were of Dubuque- owa and tle;16,,the Unified De- rial.P.roject from,John '.received;;filed and:iap-` Hodge .Company was velopment"Code-of the' C..Hauperfand Carolyn 'proved..',' adopted setting a!pub City of Dubuque Code S. Haupert was.-adopt- 31: Alcohol Compli Iic heari,ngfor a meet of Ordinances by ed. ance Civil Penalty`for ing to commence of rescinding Ordinance 21.Southwest Arterial Alcohol License Holder, 6:30 p.m.;on;June 20, 75-15 Which-provides Property Acquisition. Mindframe,Theaters: 2016 in the Historic regulations fora POD Parcel 1278 ':English,, 'City Manager,recom- Federal Building. Planned Unit Develop Ridge,'LLC: City Man' mending:approval of BOARDS/ ment District with a ager recommending the Acknowledgment/ COMMISSIONS Planned Commercial acceptance of-a Grant 'Settlement Agreement_ Applicants were invit- Designation for the, of Easement and Deed :for an'alcohol compli-. ;.ed,to address the City Historic Millwork Dis from English. Ridge, 'ance violation for Council regarding their frict PUD and'now be LLC forthe Southwest 'Mindframe ' Theaters, desire to serve on the ing amended to include Arterial Project Upon 555 John F` Kennedy following Boards/Com- Microbrewery, Winery motion the documents Road, #105:`Upon mo- missions. and:Distillery,as>condi- were received and filed tion ,the documents 1.Arts and Cultural tional uses.Seconded and Resolution No.213 were`received, filed -Affairs Advisory Com by Lynch. Motion'car- 16 Accepting a Grant of and were, • mission: Four, 3-year ried 4-2 with Rios and Temporary Construe- 32. Business License terms through June 30, Del Toro voting,nay. tion Easement for the Refund- 'Request, by 2019(Expiring terms of 2.Rite Hite/AB(MC)2 Southwest Arterial Tom' Thompson for a ' O'Rourke-Rosenow and Expansion Develop- Project from 'English refund of the liquor li- Riedel, Kluseman and ment Agreement:Proof Ridge,LLC;and Resolu- cense BC0020560 "for Teckemeyer) Appli of publication on:no- tion No.214-16*Accept- Oky Doky#8 located at cants for the Arts Rep- tice of'public,hearing`'. ing a Deed for the 535 'Hill Street in 'the- resentative Designs-- .to consider approval of Southwest Arterial Pro- amount . of $150:00. tion;Nicholas Bratcher, a Development Agree-; ject from English:Ridge, 'Upon motion the docu- 610:West,Sth.St.; Bibi ment with Rite LLC were.adooted. ment 'was receiverl. 'RiirkA 115r Arrnwhaarl, Wif.1AQfrhA/`l_),4:+i,ai. So,Ut we erla ro, am .TZ- r "eve-ep""'C'"`/"!' ject;,fkom,Engl-sh R�,dge; Upon md`tion the docua 61'0'West'5th St Bibi menu- with. Rite r LLC-wereadopted ment' was.;received Burke 1155=Arrowhea6- Hite/AB(MC)2 for°their 22.SouthwestArterial filed.andapproved: - Dr Marina`ORourke= expansion pipect Property Acquisition 33._Alcohol License Rosenow; 208ll,in 43431.'Chavenell`e Road Parcel. 126 i.Portzen Application City'Man- Rd: Susan Riedel,282 and the City Manager 1 Building Firm,LLC:City ager recommending Kelly's Bluff St.; Davis recommending'appro- Manager recommend- approvah` of annual Schmitz, 1270 Arrow val.Motion'by Lynch to ing ,' acceptance of beer, liquor and wine head Dr.;MaryThomas receive and'. file'the Grants, of. Easement licenses'as submitted. Armstrong, 728 Alta documents and. adopt and Deed from`Portz'en Upon motion the;docu-- Vista St- Audrea Resolution No..,226-16 . Building Firm,LLC for ments. were received Walsh,803 Lincoln Ave. Approvmg-a`Develop the Southwest Arterial and filed and Resolu- Ms. Burke, Ms:`Riedel menu' Agreement by Project. Upon' motion :tion No;221-16 Approv- and Ms. <Armstrong and;,between the City the documents were ing applications for 'spoke in 'support of of Dubuque; Iowa and received and filed and beer, "liquor, and/or 'their respective ap- Rite Hite/AB(MC)2 pro- Resolution No., 215-16 wine permits, as re- .pointmerits and'provid- viding for"the issuance Accepting a .Grant of quired by City of Dubu- ed brief a brief biogra- of Urban Renewal Tax Permanent and Tempo. que Code of Ordinan- phy of their qualifica- Increment: Revenue rary Easements for the ces Title 4 Business tions. Obligations for the ex- Southwest Arterial` and License Regula- ;2. Civic CenterAdvi- passion of property Project from Portzen .tions,,Chapter 2 Liquor spry CommissionrTwo,' and creation of.lobsiat Building Firm,:LLC;and Control, Article 6 Liq- 3-year .terms through 4343 Chavenelle Road: Resolution No.,21636uor;Beer and Wine Li- June 29,2019(Expiring Seconded by Connors. ' Accepting a Deed from censes and, Permits terms of`.Bakke and Dan 'McDonald Vice the Southwest Arterial was adopted: Hill). Applicants: Rod President 'of Existmg Project from Portzen ITEMS SET FOR Bakke, 3030 Karen St Business for.•Greater Building Firm, LLC PUBLICHEARING McKenzie Hill, 333 -E Dubuque Development i were adopted. Motion^by Lynch to 10th St.#234. Corp.,spoke in;'support-.r 23.Southwest Arterial' receive' and ;file the '3. Historic Preserva- of the recommendation;, Property Acquisition - documents, adopt the tion Commission: 'Motion carried,6 0 Parcel r 125. .Neztrop, resolutions,. set the '(Note: Three openings 3.:Transit Advisory ' LLC:City Manager rec- public hearings m indi- total, two: different Board Student Fare,.. ommending., accept- cated, and direct the term dates). One, 3- Recommend':ation: ance of Deed from City Clerk to publishy ear term through July Proof of publication on NEZTROP, LLC for,thenotice'as prescribed by "1,.2018(Vacant term of' notice of public hear- Southwest Arterial .law. Seconded by Krueger At-Large); ing to consider appro- Project. ;Upon motion Lynch. Motion carried and Two,3-year terms val,of the Jule Transit W; a STATE OF IOWA {SS: DUBUQUE COUNTY CERTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION I, Suzanne Pike, a Billing Clerk for Woodward Communications, Inc., an Iowa corporation, publisher of the Telegraph Herald,a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Dubuque, County of Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby certify that the attached notice was published in said newspaper on the following dates: June15, 2016, and for which the charge is $488.47. Subscribed to before me otary Public in and for Dubuque County, Iowa, this /'Z' day of , 20 // . otary Public in and for Dubuque County, Iowa. MARY K, WESTERMEYER Commireipn Number 154885 My Comm, Exp. FES, 1, 2017 Real Estate Commercial for Lease Lc Hwy 20 W - 4488 Dodge • 800 to 4000 sq ft Large parking lot. • 3700 sq. ft. lower level industrial/commercial • 3 offices, util. incl. 563-580-3522 For rent: 2000 sq. ft. commercial building, electrical, heat, bathroom, 14' gar. door, $1000/mth. East Dubuque location. Call 563-543-4887 TOWN HOME ON WEST END 1580 Kebbie Dr. 2 BR, 1 BA, ext. single car gar., unfinished basement. $159,900. Call 563-582-5788 or check it out on zillow.com 2870 DANLIN CT PRIME LOCATION, Located off JFK across from Eisenhower school. On a cul-de-sac, two story, walk -out basement, fully finished home that is move in ready. Stunning 8 ft front door, 2 car garage, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath. Low maintenance yard, sprinkler system includ- ed and fully functioning. It has two large decks, too deck roof covered. For Sale: 7.9 ac. of secluded privacy. This 2400 sq. ft. brick ranch w/ 3 stall gar. nussled in a park like setting. Also has 3.5 stall carr- iage house unattached gar. & bricked to match home. The home & gar. are surrounded by mature trees, hickory, oak, cherry, maple, walnut, $549,999. Call for private tour. 563-564-7743 2611 Marywood Dr. Westend Split Foyer, 3BR, 2BA, newer roof, carpet, updated BA, great schools, large fenced in yard. $139,900. 563-451-4648 Houses for SaIe 3-4 BR, 21/2 BA, newer kitchen/bathroom, Irving School, dead end street. 2222 Hoyt St., $124,500 563-564-6127 RIVER CITY REALTY 588-1714 Mobile -Manufactured Homes REbucED 3775 Mount Alpine St. 2500 sq. ft. 3 BR, 2.5 BA, wood burning fire- place, deck & shed, Alpine park. Appl. incl. $54,500 obo. Motivated Seller. 563-542-9358 IMMEEMB Auction Sale Dates THURS, June 23, 7 PM Knights of Columbus Hall, Cascade, Iowa FARM LAND AUCTION - Edith M. McLees Family Trust. 288 Acres m/I CLEMENS AUCTION CO. 563-879-3640 THURS. June 30, 6 PM Real Estate Auction Charles & Elizabeth Kurt 813 4th Ave SW, Cascade 1196sgft, 3BR, ranch Meyer Auction & Realty, Inc. 563-543-8338 SAT., June 18th, 11 am 4.23 Acre Land Auction Linda Lottes/ Carole Nevins Sherrill Rd, Sherrill, IA H&J Auction Service 563-583-0321 Clemens Auction Co. Bill 563-556-6024 Doug 563-590-2441 H&J AUCTION Auctions & Appraisals Ed Hess 855-3135 Doc Johnston 583-0321 Sell your estate fast, house & contents, no fees, no hassles. 542-4334 Round barn for sale or torn down. Best offer! East Dubuque area. 815-747-6658 Hay -Straw -Pasture High Quality Western Alfalfa Hay,delivered by the semi load. Also low potassium grass hay & clean straw. Don Christianson Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Auditor of Dubuque County in the Courthouse, Dubuque, Iowa, until 4:00 P.M. on Monday, June 27, 2016 and opened on Monday, June 27, 2016 at the 5:30 p.m. meeting of the Dubuque County Board of Supervisors for the bridge replacement on Pape Road, Project L- B17(04)--73-31 for the Dubuque County High- way Department. 2. A certified check or a cashier's check made payable to either Dubuque County or the Contractor, drawn upon a solvent bank, or a bid bond or proposal guarantee in an amount set forth in the proposal form, shall be filed with each proposal. A cashier's check, made payable to the Contractor, shall contain an nqualified endorsemen to Dubu- que County, igned by the Contrac r or an authorized ag nt of the Contractor. If a contractor is warded the contract, the Contractor shall file with Dubuque County an additional bond in the amount of not less than 100 percent of the contract sum securing the performance of the contract within 15 days of approval or award- ing of the contract. Failure to execute that contract, file the second bond, or a certificate of insurance within 15 days of the date of the approval for the awarding of the contract as herein provided, will be just relatively equal. 6. By virtue of statutory authority, a preference will be given to products and provisions grown and coal produced within the State of Iowa, and also, a resident bidder shall be allowed a preference as against a nonresident bidder from a state or foreign country, which gives or requires a preference to bidders from that state or foreign country both, on projects in which there are no Federal Funds involved. 7. It is the policy of Dubuque County that Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Busi- ness Enterprises shall be given maximum practicable opportun- ity to participate in the performance of con- tracts financed in whole or in part with county funds, notwith- standing Chapters 23A.3 and Chapter 73 of the Codelof Iowa. 8. Dubu ue County requires th t potential vendors employing personnel r quired to hold Comm rcial Dri- vers Licens s must comply wi h the provisions of the Commercial Driver's License Regulations, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 49, Part 382, and comply with procedures for the administration of the Department of Trans- portation substance abuse prevention pro- gram. June 13, 2016, Board of Supervisors of Dubuque County, Iowa. By: Denise M. Dolan, It 6/15Dubuque County Auditor thoniine forms may be seen and secured at the office of the County Engineer or County Auditor. 4. In keeping with the principles of Equal Employment Oppor- tunity and the Civil Rights Act of 1964, no employee shall be favored or discrimin- ated against. in the hiring and placement process bedause of race, religion, color, sex, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, political affiliation or other non - merit fact rs, unless bona fide occupational requiremen necessi- tate selecti hiring. 5. Consid ration will be given t a locally owned b iness if costs and ther con- siderations are rela- tively equal. 6. By irtue of statutory a hority, a preference will be given to pro ucts and provisions g own and coal produced within the State of Iowa, and also, a resident bidder shall be allowed a preference as against a nonresident bidder from a state or foreign country, which gives or requires a preference to bidders from that state or foreign country both, on projects in which there are no Federal Funds involved. 7. It is the policy of Dubuque County that , Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Busi- ness Enterprises shall be given maximum practicable opportun- ity to participate in the performance of con- tracts financed in whole or in part with county funds, notwith- standing Chapters 23A.3 and Chapter 73 of the Code of Iowa. 8. Dubuque County requires that potential vendors employing personnel required to hold Commercial Dri- vers Licenses ; must comply with the provisions of the Commercial river's License Regu tions, Code of Federal Regu- lations, Title 4 , Part 382, and compl with procedures fo the administration f the Department of rans- portation su tance abuse preventi pro- gram. June 13, 2016, of Supervisor Dubuque County By: Denise M. Dubuque 180 square e 100 square nt sign, 50 et maximum and to allow re foot free - center sign, 200 squa e foot maxi- mum per itted in a C- 2 Neighb rhood Shop- ping Cent r District. Docket <' -16: Condi- tional Us Permit Board Applic; nt: Melanie of Ricke Iowa. Addres : 3080 Cedar Dolan, Crest Cou #1 ounty Propos I: To open a uditor licensed hild care fa- lt 6/15 cility wi h thirty-two (32) chil ren & eight (8) empliyees in a CS CUECommer al Services & Wholesal District. D OF, Docket 3-16: Condi- lT tional U Permit r, June App scant: Keith Gutierrez 7 Hills Brew- ing Comp ny uncil Addre s: 1098 Jack- istoric son Stree Federal Builds 350 Propos I: To open a West 6th Street Dubu- microbre ery as a que, IA condition use in the Notice is here y given Historic Millwork Plan - that the abov identi- ned Unit Development fied gover mental District. body will mee at the Docket 3 time, date and lace as Exceptio set forth abov Please AppIi Note: Zoning dvisory Digmann Commission eetings Addre s: 193 Con - are televised .on City cord Stre t Cable TV Channel 8. Prop al: To con The agenda for the an 8' by 26' at - meeting is as follows: tached fr nt porch sev- Regular Session struct en (7) f et from the Call to Order front p perty line, Certification of Com- twenty (0) feet re- p fiance with the lo- quired, n an R-1 wa Open Meeting Single -Fa sly District. Law Items Fr Public Roll Call At this ti e, anyone in Minutes - May 26, the Coun, it Chamber 2016 may address the Board Docket 26-16: Special on matte s which are Exception of concerrl to that per - Applicant: John son and vthich are not Greenwood an agelnda item. REVISE CITY OF DUB IOWA ZONING BOAT ADJUSTME Date: Thursda 23,2016 Time: 5:00 p.m. Place: City Chamber, .com • Telegraph He Applicant: Theo- thoros Giannakouros / Blue Sky Solar Address: 2700 Arbor Hills Drive Proposal: To con- struct a 780 square foot free-standing so- lar array, 100 square feet maximum permit- ted in an R-1 Single - Family District. Docket 28-16: Special Exception Applicant: Greg McEowen Address: 1845 Cha- ney Road Proposal: To con- struct a 24' x 24' ga- rage addition, for a to- tal of 1,152 square feet of detached accessory structures, 1,000 square feet maximum allowed in an R-1 Single -Family Residen- tial District. Docket 29-16: Special Exception Applicant: Lana Mer- ritt Address: 2601 Uni- versity Avenue Proposal: To con- struct 12' x 18' at- tached ieck three (3) feet fro the west side property; line, six feet minimum required in an R-1 Single -Family Resident I District. Docket 30-16: Var- iance Ap licant: Rick Schmitt Addres : 350 South Locust St eet Proposal: To con- struct an addition to an existing ar wash fif- teen (15) eet from the front p perty line (Harrison treet) twen- ty (20) f4et minimum required 'n a C-3 Gen- eral Commercial Dis- trict. Docket 31-16: Var- iance Appl nt: Kevin Beck / Eq sty Ventures Commerc al Develop- ment, LL Addr s: 3333 As- bury Roa Propo I: To allow two (2) -: gns per ten- ant spac 1 sign maxi- mum per itted; to al- low one feet to 0 foot ten Square f permitter a 300 squ standing Address: 7900 Penn- Please to sylvania Avenue at the mi Proposal: To con- state you struct a 702 square address c feet detached storage ceed witt shed for a total of 1,422 ments; owever, no formal ac ion may be square feet of detach- taken at his time on ed accessory struc- tures, 1,000 square foot your . co ments be - maximum permitted in cause of the notice re - an AG Agricultural Dis- quirements of the Iowa trict. Open Meetings Law. Docket 27-16: Special Items From Board Exception Items From Staff 16: Special nt: Steven e your place rophone and name and learly. Pro - your com- rald • Wednesday, June 15, 2016 5C Adjournment: Campaign for Grade This notice is given Level Reading grant pursuant to Chapter 21, application filed with Code of Iowa and ap- the Iowa Commission plicable local regula- on Volunteer Services. tions of the City of Du- Upon motion the docu- buque and/or the gov- ments were received, ernmental body hold- filed and approved. ing the meeting. If you 7. Truck Country Sani- have any questions or tary Sewer North Ex - comments concerning tension Project Award: this notice, please con- City Manager recom- tact the Planning Serv- mending that the ices Division, City Hall, award for the Truck 50 W. 13th Street (563) Country Sanitary Sew- 589-4210. Individuals er North Extension with limited English Project to Top Grade proficiency or vision, Excavating, Inc., be of - hearing of speech ficially recorded in the impairments requiring minutes of the City special assistance Council. Upon motion should contact the the documents were Planning Services De- received, filed and partment at 589-4210, made a Matter of Re- 48 hours prior to the cord. meeting. 8. 2016 Asphalt Over - Kyle L. Kritz, lay Access Ramps Proj- Associate Planner ect One Project Award: It 6/10 City Manager recom- mending that the award for the 2016 As- phalt Overlay Access Ramp Project One to Dan Arensdorf Con- struction, Inc., be offi- cially recorded in the minutes of the City Council. Upon motion the documents were received, filed and made a Matter of Re- cord. 9. Roosevelt Street Ex- tension Storm Sewer and Electrical Utility Easements Project Ac- ceptance: City Manag- er recommending ac- ceptance of Storm Sewer and Electrical Utility Easements from Dubuque Fire Equip- ment, Inc. for an exist- ing storm sewer and electrical utility across property at 1170 Roo- sevelt Street Extension. Upon motion the docu- ments were received and filed and Resolu- tion No. 201-16 Accept- ing a Grant of Ease- ment for storm sewer and electrical utility through, over and across Lot 4, Plat of Block 1, Riverfront Sub- division No. 5, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa was adopted. 10. Bunker Hill Golf Course Irrigation Proj- ect Acceptance: City Manager recommend- ing acceptance of the construction contract for the Bunker Hill Irri- gation Project Phase 2, as completed by Leibold Irrigation Inc. Upon motion the docu- ments were received and filed and Resolu- tion No. 202-16 Accept- ing the Bunker Hill Irri- gation Project Phase 2 and authorizing the payment of the con- tract amount to the contractor was adopt- ed. 11. PEG Capital Grant Expenditure Request: City Manager recom- mending approval of the Cable TV Commis- sion recommendation for funding from the Public, Educational, and Government (PEG) Capital Grant for Ac- cess Equipment and Facilities for the City of Dubuque to perform a high -definition up- grade of the produc- tion facilities at the Historic Federal Build- ing. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived, filed and ap- proved. 12. Pre -Annexation Agreement - Firzlaff: City Manager recom- mending approval of a Pre -Annexation Agree- ment with Corey Firzlaff, property own- er of Lot 15 in Twin Ridge Subdivision No. 2. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived and filed and Resolution No. 203-16 Approving a Pre - Annexation Agreement between the City of Dubuque, Iowa and Corey Firzlaff was adopted. 13. Approval of Plat of Survey - Stone Brook Center Second Addi- tion: City Manager rec- ommending approval of the Plat of Survey of Lot 1 of Lot A and Lot 2 of Lot A of Stone Brook Center Second Addi- tion. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived and filed and Resolution No.204-16 Approving Plat of pro- posed vacated right-of- way of Stone Valley Drive between U.S. Highway 20 and Bould- er Brook Court, being part of Lots A of Stone Brook Center Second Addition, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa was adopted. 14. First Amendment to Development Agree- ment - Friends of St. Mary's / Steeple Square: City Manager recommending appro- val of the First Amend- ment to Development Agreement with Friends of St. Mary's CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS REGULAR SESSION The Dubuque City Council met in regular session at 6:30 p.m. on June 6, 2016 in the His- toric Federal Building, 350 W. 6th Street. Present: Mayor Pro- Tem Jones; Council Members Connors, Del Toro, Lynch, Resnick, Rios; City Manager Van Milligen, City Attorney Lindahl Absent: Mayor Buol Mayor Pro-Tem Jones read the call and stat- ed this is a regular ses- sion of the City Council called for the purpose of conducting such business that may properly come before the City Council. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PRESENTATION(S) 1. Mission: Lifeline Award: Heather Maier, Director of Mission: Lifeline for Iowa, pre- sented the Mission: Lifeline Silver Award to the Dubuque Fire De- partment representa- tives Rick Steines and Dave McQuiggin. 2. Main Street Iowa 30th-Year Best Innova- tion Award: Dubuque Main Street Executive Director Dan LoBianco presented the Main Street Iowa 30th Year Best Innovation Award for the Caradco Build- ing and Historic Mill- work Complete Streets Project Public/Private Partnership. PROCLAMATIONS 1. Juneteenth Celebra- tion Day (June 18, 2016) was accepted by Multi- cultural Family Center Director Farris Muham- mad and Assistant Di- rector Sarah Peterson. 2. Healthy Homes Month (June 2016) was accepted by Kim Glaser, of the Housing and Community Devel- opment Department. 3. LGBTQ+ Pride Month (June 2016) was accepted by Vicki Gassman and Haley Schaar. CONSENT ITEMS Motion by Lynch to receive and file the documents, adopt the resolutions, and dis- pose of - as indicated. Seconded by Resnick. Motion carried 6-0. 1. Minutes and Re- ports Submitted: Air- port Commission of 1/25, 2/22, 4/25; Arts and Cultural Affairs Advisory Commission of 1/26,2/23 and 3/22; Cable TV Commission of 4/6, 5/18; City Coun- cil Proceedings of 5/16, 5/9, 5/23; Community Development Advisory Commission of 1/20, 3/16, 4/20, 5/18; Hous- ing Commission of 4/26; Human Rights Commission of 4/11, 4/18; Sister City Rela- tionships Advisory Commission of 5/18; Proof of Publication for City Council Proceed- ings of 5/2, 5/9. Upon motion the documents were .received and filed. 2. Notice of Claims and Suits: William and Janet Siegert v. City of Dubuque; Cathy Trier- vieler for personal in- jury. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived, filed and refer- red to the City Attor- ney. 3. Disposition of Claims: City Attorney advising that the fol- lowing claims have been referred to Public Entity Risk Services of Iowa, the agent for the Iowa Communities As- surance Pool: Cathy Triervieler for personal injury. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived, filed and con- cur. 4. Dubuque Golf & Country Club - Fire- works Request: Corre- soondence from Ri- 2870 DANLIN CT PRIME LOCATION, Located off JFK across from Eisenhower school. On a cul-de-sac, two story, walk -out basement, fully finished home that is move in ready. Stunning 8 ft front door, 2 car garage, 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath. Low maintenance yard, sprinkler system includ- ed and fully functioning. It has two large decks, too deck roof covered. 3-4 BR, 21/2 BA, newer kitchen/bathroom, Irving School, dead end street. 2222 Hoyt St., $124,500 563-564-6127 RIVER CITY REALTY 588-1714 Mobile -Manufactured Homes REDUCED 3775 Mount Alpine St. 2500 sq. ft. 3 BR, 2.5 BA, wood burning fire- place, deck & shed, Alpine park. Appl. incl. $54,500 obo. Motivated Seller. 563-542-9358 H&J AUCTION,' Auctions & Appraisals Ed Hess 855-3135 Doc Johnston 583-0321 Sell your estate fast, house & contents, no fees, no hassles. 542-4334 Round barn for sale or torn down. Best offer! East Dubuque area. 815-747-6658 High Quality Western Alfalfa Hay,delivered by the semi load. Also low potassium grass hay & clean straw. Don Christianson nt to Dubu- que County, signed by the Contract r or an authorized ag nt of the Contractor. If a contractor is warded the contra t, the Contractor shall file with Dubuque County an additional bond in the amount of not less than 100 percent of the contract sum securing the performance of the contract within 15 days of approval or award- ing of the contract. Failure to execute that contract, file the second bond, or a certificate of insurance within 15 days of the date of the approval for the awarding of the contract as herein provided, will be just vendors employing personnel r quired to hold Comm$$rcial Dri- vers Licenses must comply with the provisions of the Commercial " Driver's License Regulations, Code of Federal Regulations, Title 49, Part 382, and comply with procedures for the administration of the Department of Trans- portation substance abuse prevention pro- gram. June 13, 2016, Board of Supervisors of Dubuque County, Iowa. By: Denise M. Dolan, Dubuque County Auditor It 6/15 preference as against a propertyi line, six feet nonresident bidder minimu required in from a state or foreign an R-1 Single -Family country, which gives or Resident I District. requires a preference Docket `30-16: Var- to bidders from that iance state or foreign Applicant: Rick country both, on Schmitt projects in which there Address: 350 South are no Federal Funds Locust Street involved. Proposal: To con- 7. It is the policy of struct an addition to an Dubuque County that existing Car wash fif- , Minority, Women and teen (15) feet from the Disadvantaged Busi- front p perty line ness Enterprises shall (Harrison treet) twen- be given maximum ty (20) f practicable opportun- required ' ity to participate in the eral Con performance of con- trict. the City Council. tracts financed in Docket 1-16: Var- PLEDGE OF ments were received whole or in part with iance ALLEGIANCE and filed and Resolu- county funds, notwith- Appl nt: Kevin pRALLEGI TION(S) tion No. 201-16 Accept - standing Chapters Beck / Eq ity Ventures 1. Mission: Lifeline ing a Grant of Ease- 23A.3 and Chaptar 73 Commerc al Develop- Award: Heather Maier, ment for storm sewer of the Code of loWa. ment, LL Director of Mission: and electrical utility 8. Dubuque bounty Addr s: 3333 As -Lifeline for Iowa, pre- through, over and requires that potential bury Roa sented the Mission: across Lot 4, Plat of vendors employing Propo I: To allow Lifeline Silver Award to Block 1, Riverfront Sub - personnel requited to two (2) gns per ten- the Dubuque Fire De- division No. 5, in the hold Commercial Dri- ant spac 1 sign maxi- City of Dubuque, Iowa partment representa- vers Licenses must mum per itted; to al- tives Rick Steines and was adopted. comply with the low one 180 square Dave McQuiggin. 10. Bunker Hill Golf provisions of• the feet to o e 100 square 2. Main Street Iowa Course Irrigation Proj- Commercial river's foot ten nt sign, 50 30th Year Best Innova- ect Acceptance: City License Regu tions, Square f et maximum tion Award: Dubuque Manager recommend - Code of Federal Regu- permitte and to allow Main Street Executive ing acceptance of the lations, Title 4 , Part a 300 squ re foot free- Director Dan LoBianco construction contract 382, and compl with standing center sign, presented the Main for the Bunker Hill Irri- procedures fo the 200 squa e foot maxi- Street Iowa 30th Year gation Project Phase 2, administration f the mum per itted in a C- Best Innovation Award as completed by Department of rans- 2 Neighb rhood Shop -for the Caradco Build-Leibold Irrigation Inc. portation su tance ping Cent r District. ing and Historic Mill- Upon motion the docu- abuse prevent,' pro- Docket -16: Condi- work Complete Streets ments were received gram. tional Us Permit project Public/Private and filed and Resolu- June 13, 2016, Board Applic nt: Melanie Partnership. tion No. 202-16 Accept - of Supervisor of Ricke PROCLAMATIONS ing the Bunker Hill Irri- Dubuque County Iowa. Addres : 3080 Cedar 1. Juneteenth Celebra elation Project Phase 2 By: Denise M. Dolan, Crest Cou #1 tion Day (June 18, 2016) and authorizing the Dubuque ounty Propos t: To open a accepted by Multi payment of the con- wasuditor licensed hild care fa- cultural Family Center tract amount to the It 6/15 fa- cility it h thirty-two Director Farris Muham- contractor was adopt - Director chit ren & eight mad and Assistant Di- ed. REVISEDDj (8) empl yees in a CS rector Sarah Peterson. 11. PEG Capital Grant CITY OF DUBUQUE, Commer al Services & 2. Healthy Homes Expenditure Request: IOWA 1 Wholesal District. Month (June 2016) was City Manager recom- Docket 3-16: Condi- mending approval of ZONING BOARD OF accepted by Kim ADJUSTM T Ronal U - Permit Glaser, of the Housing the Cable TV Commis- App cant: Keith sion recommendation Date: Thursda , June and Community Devel for funding from the 23, 2016 Gutierrez 7 Hills Brew- opment Department. ing Comp ny 3. LGBTQ+ Pride Public, Educational, Time: 5:00 p.m. Q Addres: 1098 Jack- and Government (PEG) Place: City Council son Stree Month (June 2016) was Capital Grant for Ac- Chamber, Historic accepted by Vicki cess Equipment and Federal Building, 350 microbre eryo asen a Gassman and Haley cessFacilitiesfr the City of West 6th Street] Dubu- que, IA condition use in the CONSENT ITEMS Notice is here y given Historic illwork Plan- Motion by Lynch to high -definition up that the identi- ned Unit Development receive and file the grade of the produc- abovDistrict. tion facilities at the fied gover mental documents, adopt the body will mee at the Docket -16: Special resolutions, and dis- Historic Federal Build - time, date and lace as Exeeptio pose of as indicated. ing. Upon motion the Appli • nt: Steven Seconded Resnick. documents were re- set forth abov Please by ceived, filed and ap- Note: Zoning y Digmann Motion carried 6-0. roved. Commission eetings Addre-s: 193 Con-1. Minutes and Re - are televised on City cord Streit ports Submitted: Air 12. Pre -Annexation Cable TV Channel 8. Prop al:.To con port Commission of Agreement - Firzlaff: The agenda follows: for the struct an 8' by 26' at-1/25, 2/22, 4/25; Arts City Manager recom- meeting is as tached fr nt porch sev- and Cultural Affairs mending approval of a en (7) f et from the AdvisoryCommission Pre -Annexation Agree - Regular Sess on ment with Corey Call to Order front property line, of 1/26, 2/23 and 3/22; twenty (0) feet re- Firzlaff, property own- Certificationpliaewith :of Com- 10- Cable TV Commission pliance with the lo- quired, n an R-1 of 4/6, 5/18; City Coun- er of Lot 15 in Twin wa Open Meeting Single -Fa ily District. ciI Proceedings of 5/16, Ridge Subdivision No. Law Items Fr. Public 2. Upon motion the At this ti e, anyone in 5/9, 5/23; Community documents were re Roll Cali Development Advisory Minutes May 26, the Council Chamber Commission of 1/20, ceived and filed and 2016 may address the Board Resolution No. 203-16 3/16, 4/20, 5/18; Hous-Docket 26-16: Special on mattes which are ing Commission of Approving a Pre Exception of concer to that per- 4/26; Human Rights Annexation theAgreement ty son and hich are notoetween Applicant: John Commission of 4/11, Dubuque, Iowa and Greenwood an agenda item. 4/18; Sister City Rela Address: 7900 Penn -Please to a your place tionshSis Advisory Corey Firzlaff was sylvaniaAvenue at the mi rophone and Commission of 5/18; adopted. Proposal: To con -state you name and Proof of Publication for 13. Approval of Plat of struct a led square address early. Pro- City Council Proceed- Survey - Stone Brook feet detached storage teed wit your coin- ings of 5/2, 5/9. Upon Center Second Addi shed for a total of 1,422 ments; owever, no motion the documents tion: City Manager rec- square feet of detach formal ac ion may be were received and ommending approval ed accessory strut taken at his time on filed. of the Plat of Survey of tunes, 1,000 square foot Your co mentsbe- 2. Notice of Claims Lot 1 of Lot A and Lot 2 maximum permitted in cause of hee nnotice re- and Suits: William and of Lot A of Stone Brook an AG Agricultural Dis-en s of the Iowa Janet Siegert v. City of Center Second Addi trict. Open Meetings Law. Dubuque; Cathy Trier- tion. Upon motion the Items From Board documents were re - Docket 27-16: Special vieler for personal in- ceived and filed and Exception Items From Staff jury. Upon motion the documents were re Resolution No.204-16 ceived, filed and refer Approving Plat of pro red to the City Attor- posed vacated right-of- way of Stone Valley ney. 3. Disposition of Drive between U.S. Claims: City Attorney Highway 20 and Bould- advising that the fol- er Brook Court, being part of Lots A of Stone lowing claims have been referred to Public Brook Center Second EntityAddition, in the City of Risk Services of Iowa, the agent for the Dubuque, Iowa was Iowa Communities As- adopted. surance Pool: Cathy 14. First AmendAmendment Triervieler for personal to Development Agree - Upon motion the ment - Friends of St. documents were re- ceived, filed and con- Square: City Manager cur. recommending appro- 4. Dubuque Golf & val of the First Amend - Country Club - Fire- ment to Development works Request: Corre- Agreement with spondence from Ri- chard Friends of St. Mary's chard Bugalski, Gener- d/b/a Steeple Square al Manager/CEO of the for development of Dubuque Golf & Coun- 1501 Jackson Street. try Club, requesting Upon motion the ments werereceived docu- permission to display and filed and - fireworks on Monday, tion No. 205-16 Approv- ing a First Amendment 9:30 p.m. on the to Development Agree- DG&CC grounds with a ment by and between rain date of Tuesday, the City of Dubuque, July 5. Upon motion the Iowa and Friends of St. documents were re-Mary's D/B/A/ Steeple ceived, filed and ap- Square was adopted.- proved. 15. IDOT Emergency 5. Environmental Re Detour Route Agree- ment Pinard Park: City ment - 3rd Street Manager recommend- Bridge: City Manager ing approval for the ex- recommending appro- ent n of the ERecord ecoval for the Mayor to ex - mental Review Recorr d ecute an agreement stating that the Pinard with the Iowa DOT for Park Lighting Project is the use of local roads Categorically Excluded as an authorized from the NationalEnvi- tour route for the 3rd de- ronmental99.UponPolicy Act ofe Street Bridge Overpass 1969. motion the Deck Joint Repair Proj- deived, is were re ect scheduled for mid- ceived, filed and ap- September 2016. Upon proved. motion the documents 6. 2016-2017 Ameri- were received and filed LearningCorps Partnersain and Resolution No.206- ti:Grant eAager 16 Approving the Iowa reccation: City Manager Department of Trans- valof the Am appro- portation Agreement of the AmeriCorps for use of local agency adno=643176d1 Partners in Learning June 6, 2016 in the His- me uueumenwere toric Federal Building, received, filed and 350 W. 6th Street. made a Matter of Re - Present: Mayor Pro- cord. 9. Roosevelt Street Ex- Tem Jones; Council tension Storm Sewer Members Connors, Del Toro,and Electrical Utility Lynch, Resnick, Rios; City Manager Van Easements Project Ac- Milligen, City Attorney ceptance: City Manag- Lindahl er recommending ac- Absent: Mayor Buol ceptance of Storm MayorSewer and Electrical Pro-Tem Jones read the call and stat- Utility Easements from ed this is a regular ses Dubuque Fire Equip - lion of the City Council ment, Inc. for an exist - called for the purpose ing storm sewer and et minimum of conducting such electrical utility across a C-3 Gen- property at 1170 Roo - business that may sevelt Street Extension. properly come before Upon motion the docu- 6C Wednesda y, June 15, 2016 • Te the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 217-16 Accepting a Deed for the Southwest Arterial Project from NEZTROP, LLC was adopted. 24. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 101 Dubuque Metropolitan Area Sol- id Waste Agency: City Manager recommend- ing acceptance of a Grant of Easement and Deed from the Dubu- que Metropolitan Area Solid.Waste Agency for the Southwest Arterial Project. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 218-16 Accepting a Grant of Permanent Utility Easement for the Southwest Arterial Project from Dubuque Metropolitan Area Sol- id Waste Agency; and Resolution No. 219-16 Accepting a Deed for the Southwest Arterial Project from Dubuque Metropolitan Area Sol- id Waste Agency were adopted. 25. Workers' Compen- sation Settlement for Charles Klein: City At- torney recommending approval of an Agree- ment for Settlement re- garding a Workers' Compensation claim that was filed against the City of Dubuque by Charles Klein. Upon motion the documents were received, filed and approved. 26. Request for Pro- posals - Consultant Services for ADA Re- view and Update of Self -Evaluation and Transition Plan: City Manager recommend- ing approval to release a Request for Propos- als to provide consul- tant services for an ADA Review and Up- date of Self -Evaluation and Transition Plan. Upon motion the docu- ments were received, filed and approved. 27. Employee Assis- tance Program: City Manager recommend- ing approval of the se- lection of Employee and Family Resources as the City's Employee Assistance Program provider. Upon motion the documents were received, filed and ap- proved. 28. Request for Re- lease of Funds for Fis- cal Year 2017 Commun- ity Development Block Grant Activities: City Manager recommend- ing approval of a Reso- lution authorizing the Request for Release of Funds for the proposed projects approved in the Fiscal Year 2017 (Program Year 2016) Annual Action Plan for Community Develop- ment Block Grant (CDBG) activities. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 220- 16 Authorizing Request for Release of Com- munity Development Block Grant Funds for Fiscal Year 2017 (Pro- gram Year 2016) was adopted. 29. Signed Contracts: Short -Term Lease Agreement with Robert Bradley for tillable property in Franklin D. Roosevelt Park. Upon motion the document was received and filed. 30. Improvement Con- tracts / Performance, Payment and Mainte- nance Bonds: SELCO, Inc. for the 2016 Pave- ment Marking Project; Gansen Excavating, Inc. for the South Fork Catfish Creek to Tim- ber-Hyrst Estates #4 North & South Lines Creek Crossings 2016; Portzen Construction, Inc. for the North Grandview Avenue and Delhi Street Round- about Intersection Im- provement Project; Visu-Sewer, Inc. for the FY 2016 Sewershed 5, 7, 11 & 12 Manhole Project. Upon motion the documents were received, filed and ap- proved. 31. Alcohol Compli- ance Civil Penalty for Alcohol License Holder - Mindframe Theaters: City Manager recom- mending approval of the Acknowledgment/ Settlement Agreement for an alcohol compli- ance violation for Mindframe Theaters, 555 John F. Kennedy Road, #105. Upon mo- ion the documents were received, filed and approved. 32. Business License Refund: Request by om Thompson for a efund of the liquor li- ense BC0020560 for ky Doky #8 located at c 35 Hill Street in the r mount of $150.00. t pon motion the docu- 6 ent was received, B Legal Notices roads as a detour route for the 3rd Street Bridge Overpass Deck Joint Repair Project over US 52/61/151 was adopted. 16. SW Arterial - North Cascade Road Recon- struction Project Ac- ceptance: City Manag- er recommending ac- ceptance of the public improvement construc- tion contract for the Southwest Arterial - North Cascade Road Reconstruction Project as completed by C. J. Moyna & Sons, Inc. Upon motion the docu- ments were received and filed and Resolu- tion No. 207-16 Accept- ing the Southwest Ar- terial - North Cascade Road Reconstruction Project, Iowa DOT Proj- ect No. HDP-2100 (655)--71-31 and au- thorizing the payment of the contract amount to the contractor was adopted. 17. Property Acquisi- tion - Colts Building, 1101 Central Avenue: City Manager recom- mending approval of a resolution authorizing the purchase of 1101 Central Avenue for the appraised value and accept the deed for the property owned by Legionnaires Drum & Bugle Corps Inc. DBA Colts Drum & Bugle Corps. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived and filed and Resolution No. 208-16 Approving the acquisi- tion of real estate owned by Legionnaires Drum & Bugle Corps, Inc. D/B/A Colts Drum & Bugle Corps located at 1101 Central Avenue in the City of Dubuque was adopted. 18. Property Acquisi- tion - The Barony, Inc.: City Manager recom- mending approval of a resolution establishing and setting the fair market value based on the certified Acquisi- tion Appraisal and Re- view Appraisal for property owned by The Barony, Inc. to be ac- quired for the purpose of construction of pub- lic utilities. Upon mo- tion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 209- 16 Establishing Fair Market Value, Direct- ing Good Faith Negotia- tions, and Authorizing the Commencement of Eminent Domain Pro- ceedings for the Ac- quisition of Certain Re- al Property Owned by The Barony, Inc. in Du- buque County, Iowa for the Purpose of Con- struction of Public Util- ities was adopted. 19. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 150E Ronald & Marlene Valentine: City Manager recommend- ing acceptance of Grants of Easement and Deed from Ronald L. and Marlene Valen- tine for the Southwest Arterial Project. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 210- 16 Accepting a Grant of Permanent and Tempo- rary Easements for the Southwest Arterial Project from Ronald L. Valentine and Marlene Valentine; and Resolu- tion No. 211-16 Accept- ing a Deed for the Southwest Arterial Project from Ronald L. Valentine and Marlene Valentine were adopt- ed. 20. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 1295 John & Carolyn Haupert: City Manager recommend- ing acceptance of Deed from John C. Haupert and Carolyn S. Haupert for the Southwest Arte- rial Project. Upon mo- tion the. documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 212- 16 Accepting a Deed for the Southwest Arte- rial Project from John C. Haupert and Carolyn S. Haupert was adopt- ed. 21. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 127E English Ridge, LLC: City Man= ager recommending acceptance of a Grant of Easement and Deed from English Ridge, LLC for the Southwest Arterial Project. Upon motion the documents were received and filed t and Resolution No. 213- 16 Accepting a Grant of Temporary Construc- tion Easement for the Southwest Arterial T Project from English r Ridge, LLC; and Resolu- c tion No. 214-16 Accept- 0 ing a Deed for the 5 Southwest Arterial Pro- a ject from English Ridge, U LLC were adopted. m leg6raaph Herfild • tho 1. 30-Inch Force Main Relocation Projec from llth Street to 12th Street: City Man- ager recommending in- itiation of the public bidding procedure for Phase II of the 30-Inch Force Main Relocation Project from llth Street to 12th Street, and further recom- mends that a public hearing be set for June 20, 2016. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 222-16 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 for the Phase II of the 30-Inch Force Main Re- location Project from llth Street to 12th Street was adopted setting a public hear- ing for a meeting to commence at 6:30 p.m. on June 20, 2016 in the Historic Federal Build- ing. 2. Vacate Petition - Stone Valley Drive Right -of -Way: City Manager recommend- ing that a public hear- ing be set for June 20, 2016 to consider appro- val of a request from NEZTROP, LLC to va- cate a portion of right- of-way of Stone Valley Drive in Stone Brook Center Second Addi- tion. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived and filed and Resolution No. 223-16 Resolution of Intent to vacate and dispose of City interest in a por- tion of the right-of-way of Stone Valley Drive between U.S. Highway 20 and Boulder Brook Court, being part of Lot A Stone Brook Center Second Addition, to be known as Lot 1 of Lot A of Stone Brook Center Second Addition, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa by sale to NEZTROP, LLC was adopted set- ting a public hearing for a meeting to com- mence at 6:30 p.m. on June 20, 2016 in the Historic Federal Build- ing. 3. Reallocation of Ser- ies 2012H General Obli- gation Bond Proceeds: City Manager Recom- mending setting a pub- lic hearing for June 20, 2016, on a proposal to reallocate not to ex- ceed $500,000 of the unspent proceeds of the General Obligation Bond Series 2012H from the renovation of the second floor of the Multicultural Family Center to fund the ac- quisition of the Colts Drum & Bugle Corps building at 1101 Cen- tral Avenue. Upon mo- tion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 224- 16 Fixing date for a meeting on the propos- al to reallocate certain unspent proceeds of the General Obligation Bonds, Series 2012H, of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and providing for publication of notice thereof was adopted setting a public bear- ing for a meeting to commence at 6:30 p.m. on June 20, 2016 in the Historic Federal Build- ing. 4. Hodge Company Lease Agreement: City Manager recommend- ing the City Council set a public hearing for June 20, 2016 on the proposed riverfront lease with Hodge Com- pany to lease 8.89 acres on Purina Drive. Upon motion the docu- ments were received and filed and Resolu- tion No. 225-16 Resolu- tion of Intent to dis- pose of an interest in real property owned by fi the City of Dubuque by p lease between the City N of Dubuque, Iowa and tl Hodge Company was v adopted setting a pub- C lic hearing for a meet- of ing to commence at re 6:30 p.m. on June 20, 75 2016 in the Historic re Federal Building. PI BOARDS/ m COMMISSIONS PI Applicants were invit- D ed to address the City Hi Council regarding their tri desire to serve on the in following Boards/Com- M missions. an 1. Arts and Cultural do Affairs Advisory Com- by mission: Four, 3-year rie terms through June 30, De 2019 (Expiring terms of 2 O'Rourke-Rosenow and Ex Riedel, Kluseman and m Teckemeyer). Appli- of ants for the Arts Rep- tic esentative Designa- to ion: Nicholas Bratcher, a 10 West 5th St.; Bibi me urke, 1155 Arrowhead Hit student fares effective for the 2016-2017 school year as recom- mended by the Transit Advisory Board and the City Manager recom- mending approval. Mo- tion by Lynch to re- ceive and file the docu- ments and adopt Reso- lution No. 227-16 Estab- lishing a Transit Fixed - Route Student Fare. Seconded by Connors. Responding to ques- tions from the City Council, Transit Man- ager Candace Eudaley and Transit Advisory Board Member Dora Serna stated that the $10 was established by the Transit Advisory Board as a reasonable cost without creating an undue expense add- ing that the new proc- ess will help bus opera- tors identify problem riders and resolve is- sues. Motion carried 6-0. 4. Vacating Petition - North Grandview Ave- nue / University Ave- nue Right -of -Way: Proof of publication on notice of public hear- ing to consider appro- val of a request by Tom Tiefenthaler of K&T Re- al Estate, LLC to vacate and dispose of City in- terest in a portion of the North Grandview Avenue right-of-way in the southwest corner of North Grandview Avenue and University Avenue and the City Manager recommend- ing approval. Motion by Lynch to receive and file the documents and adopt Resolution No. 228-16 Vacating a portion of North Grand- view Avenue South of University Avenue to be known as Lot 1 of Tiefenthaler 2nd Place, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa; and Resolution No. 229-16 Disposing of City Interest in Lot 1 of Tiefenthaler 2nd Place in the City of Dubuque, Iowa. Seconded by Connors. Motion car- ried 6-0. Upon motion the rules were reinstated limit- ing discussion to the City Council. ACTION ITEMS 1. Greater Dubuque Development Corpora- tion - Quarterly Up- date: Rick Dickinson, President and CEO of GDDC provided a ver- bal report on the quar- terly activities of GDDC including information on achieving and sur- passing the goals of the NEXT Campaign in the areas of job growth, new construc- tion, population growth (regional), and mini- mum/increased wages. Mr. Dickinson stated that the results of the Convergent interviews with local businesses will be announced at the GDDC annual meet- ing on June 22, 2016 at the Mystique Casino. Responding to ques- tions from the City Council, Mr. Dickinson stated that it is un- known what influences the fluctuation in re- gional average wages and that there is great potential for commer- cial growth at the of Hwy 20 and the pro- posed SW Arterial due in part to the expan- sion of the City's indus- trial parks. Motion car- ried 6-0. 2. Dubuque Main Street / Farmers' Mar- ket Update: Dubuque Main Street Executive Director Dan LoBianco provided an update on the Dubuque Farmers' Market that included promotion and success of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Pro- gram (SNAP), possible future expansion of the market area, and re- sponded to questions about assisting with relocating the Winter Farmers' Market cur- rently at 1101 Central Avenue. Mr. LoBianco additionally addressed the rehabilitation of 1838 Central Avenue through a fagade grant and retail store fronts in the Washington Street and Central Ave- nue corridors. Motion by Connors to receive and file the informa- tion. Seconded by Resnick. Motion car- ried 6-0. 3. Public Input at City Council Meetings (3rd Reading): City Attorney submitting a proposed ordinance concerning the placement of Pub- lic Input on the Council agenda. Motion by Connors for final con- sideration and passage of Ordinance No. 20-16 Amending City of Du- buque Code of Ordi- nances Title 1 Adminis- tration, Chapter 6 May- or and City Council, Ar- ticle A Rules and Pro- cedure, Sections 1-6A- 11 Order of Business and Agenda and 1-6A- 14 Rights of Public by clarifying the rules re- lating to communica- tions to the City Coun- cil and the Public Input Agenda. Seconded by Resnick. Motion car- ried 6-0. 4. Through 10. Code of Ordinances Amend- ments - Title 14 Inter- national Building Code; International Energy Conservation Code; In- ternational Fire Code; International Fuel Gas Code: International Mechanical Code: In- ternational Plumbing Code; and International Residential Code Schlueter and Expiring $ L55f 955 E95 pBoa UB terms of Larson and Woo'IOB@Jdngwol aIoo Lyness). Applicants: W ppo Robert Blocker, 880 Kane St.; -Richard Kirkendall, 1725 Alta PI.; Katherine Larson, 2535 Traut Ter.; Karen Lyness, 89 Alpine St. Mr. Blocker and Mr. Kirkendall spoke in support of their re- spective appointments and provided a brief bi- ography of their quali- fications. Ryan Larson, on behalf of his wife Katherine, read a pre- pared statement from her in support of her appointment. PUBLIC HEARINGS Upon motion the rules were suspended allow- ing anyone present to address the City Coun- cil on the following items. 1. Request to Amend PUD - Historic Millwork District: Proof of publi- cation on notice of public hearing to con- sider approval of a re- quest by Keith Gutier- rez to amend the His- toric Millwork District Planned Unit Develop- ment (PUD) to allow microbrewery, winery and distillery as per- mitted uses and the Zoning Advisory Com- mission recommending approval as conditional uses with conditions related to noise and odors. Motion by Con- nors to receive and file the documents and that the requirement that a proposed ordi- nance be considered and voted on for pas- sage at two Council meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to be passed be sus- pended. Seconded by Lynch. Motion carried 6-0. Planning Services Manager provided a staff report. Developer Keith Gutierrez ad- dressed the City Coun- cil reiterating his com- ments from the May 16, 2016 meeting. Motion by Connors for nal consideration and assage of Ordinance o. 19-16 Amending Ti- e 16, the Unified De- elopment Code of the ity of Dubuque Code Ordinances by scinding Ordinance -15 Which provides gulations for a PUD anned Unit Develop- ent District with a anned Commercial esignation for the storic Millwork Dis- ct PUD and now be- g amended to include icrobrewery, Winery d Distillery as condi- nal uses. Seconded Lynch. Motion car- d 4-2 with Rios and !Toro voting nay. . Rite Hite/AB(MC)2 - pansion Develop- ent Agreement: Proof publication on no- e of public hearing consider approval of Development Agree- nt with Rite e/AB(MC)2 for their The City Clerk stated that the City Attorney advised that all seven International Code items (Action Items 4- 10) could be adopted with one motion if the Council desired. City Manager recom- mending adoption of the International Build- ing Code; International Energy Conservation Code; International Fire Code; Internation- al Fuel Gas Code: Inter- national Mechanical Code: International Plumbing Code; and In- ternational Residential Code. Motion by Lynch to receive and file the documents and that the requirement that a proposed ordinance be considered and voted on for passage at two Council meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to be passed be suspended to in- clude all seven Interna- tional Code ordinances. Seconded by Resnick. Motion carried 6-0. Motion by Lynch for final consideration and passage of Ordinance No. 21-16 Amending City of Dubuque Code of Ordinances Title 14 Building and Develop- ment, Chapter 1 Build- ing Codes, Article A Building Code and Reg- ulations, Sections 14- 1A-1 International Building Code Adopted, 14-1A-2 International Building Code Amend- ments, 14-1A-3 Permit Issuance Prohibited During Consideration of Zoning Reclassifica- tion or Zoning or Sub- division Text Amend- ments, and 14-1A-6 Building Code and Ad- visory Appeals Board by Repealing Such Sec- tions and Enacting New Sections in Lieu There- nline.com through July 1, 2019 (Expiring terms of t Kopczyk - Jackson Park District and Nieto - W. llth District). Appli- cants: Alfred Kopczyk, 1320 Locust St. (Quali- fies for Jackson Park District and At -Large); Juan Nieto, 510 W. llth St (Qualifies for W. llth District and At - Large); Leslie Terry, 390 Hill St. (Qualifies for At -Large only). Ms. Terry spoke in support of her appointment and provided a brief biog- raphy of her qualifica- tions. 4. Housing Commis- sion: One, 3-year term through August 17, 2016 (Vacant term of Woods). Applicant: Wesley Heimke, 2350 Knob Hill Dr. 5. Investment Over- sight Advisory Com- mission: One, 3-year term through July 1, 2019 (Expiring term of Reisdorf). Applicant: Stephen Reisdorf, 740 Brookview Sq. 6. Library Board of Trustees (Mayor Ap- pointment): Two, 4- year terms through Ju- ly 1, 2020 (Vacant terms of Connors and Allred). Applicants: Robert Armstrong, 728 Alta Vista St.; Christina Monk, 2005 North Main St. Mr. Armstrong and Ms. Monk spoke in sup- port of their respective appointments and pro- vided a brief biography of their qualifications. 7. Long Range Plan- ning Advisory Commis- sion: One, 3-year term through July 1, 2019 (Expiring term of Winterwood). Appli- cant: Charles Winter - wood, 555 Montrose Ter. 8. Parks and Recrea- tion Advisory Commis- sion: Three, 3-year terms through June 30, 2019 (Vacant term of «IIOL 11jOA,a IIloodl r G --,`,SZNIIAIRA02IdF ) ofCode; Adopting the 2015 International Building Ordinance No. 22-16 Amending City of Du- buque Code of Ordi- nances Title 14 Build- ing and Development, Chapter 1 Building Co- des, Article C Energy Conservation Code, Sections 14-1C-1 Inter- national Energy Con- servation Code Adopt- ed and 14-1C-2 Interna- tional Energy Conser- vation Code Amend- ments by Repealing Such Sections and En- acting New Sections in Lieu Thereof Adopting the 2015 International Energy Conservation Code; Ordinance 23-16 Amending City of Du- buque Code of Ordi- nances Title 14 Build- ing and Development, Chapter 1 Building Co- des, Article E Fire Code and Regulations, Sec- tions 14-1E-1 Interna- tional Fire Code Adopt- ed and 14-1E-2 Interna- tional Fire Code Amendments by Re- pealing Such Sections and Enacting New Sec- tions in Lieu Thereof Adopting the 2015 In- ternational Fire Code; Ordinance 24-16 Amending City of Du- buque Code of Ordi- nances Title 14 Build- ing and Development, Chapter 1 Building Co- des, Article G Fuel Gas Code, Sections 14-1G-1 Fuel Gas Code Adopted and 14-1G-2 Fuel Gas Code Amendments by Repealing Such Sec- tions and Enacting New Sections in Lieu There- of Adopting the 2015 Fuel Gas Code; Ordinance 25-16 Amending City of Du- buque Code of Ordi- nances Title 14 Build- ing and Development, accept the deed tor the property owned by Legionnaires Drum & Bugle Corps Inc. DBA Colts Drum & Bugle Corps. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived and filed and Resolution No. 208-16 Approving the acquisi- tion of real estate owned by Legionnaires Drum & Bugle Corps, Inc. D/B/A Colts Drum & Bugle Corps located at 1101 Central Avenue in the City of Dubuque was adopted. 18. Property Acquisi- tion - The Barony, Inc.: City Manager recom- mending approval of a resolution establishing and setting the fair market value based on the certified Acquisi- tion Appraisal and Re- view Appraisal for property owned by The Barony, Inc. to be ac- quired for the purpose of construction of pub- lic utilities. Upon mo- tion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 209- 16 Establishing Fair Market Value, Direct- ing Good Faith Negotia- tions, and Authorizing the Commencement of Eminent Domain Pro- ceedings for the Ac- quisition of Certain Re- al Property Owned by The Barony, Inc. in Du- buque County, Iowa for the Purpose of Con- struction of Public Util- ities was adopted. 19. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 1508 Ronald & Marlene Valentine: City Manager recommend- ing acceptance of Grants of Easement and Deed from Ronald L. and Marlene Valen- tine for the Southwest Arterial Project. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 210- 16 Accepting a Grant of Permanent and Tempo- rary Easements for the Southwest Arterial Project from Ronald L. Valentine and Marlene Valentine; and Resolu- tion No. 211-16 Accept- ing a Deed for the Southwest Arterial Project from Ronald L. Valentine and Marlene Valentine were adopt- ed. 20. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 129S John & Carolyn Haupert: City Manager recommend- ing acceptance of Deed from John C. Haupert and Carolyn S. Haupert for the Southwest Arte- rial Project. Upon mo- tion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 212- 16 Accepting a Deed for the Southwest Arte- rial Project from John C. Haupert and Carolyn S. Haupert was adopt- ed. 21. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 127B English Ridge, LLC: City Man= ager recommending acceptance of a Grant of Easement and Deed from English Ridge, LLC for the Southwest Arterial Project. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 213- 16 Accepting a Grant of Temporary Construc- tion Easement for the Southwest Arterial Project from English Ridge, LLC; and Resolu- tion No. 214-16 Accept- ing a Deed for the Southwest Arterial Pro- ject from English Ridge, LLC were adopted. 22. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 126 Portzen Building Firm, LLC: City Manager recommend- ing acceptance of Grants of Easement and Deed from Portzen Building Firm, LLC for the Southwest Arterial Project. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 215-16 Accepting a Grant of Permanent and Tempo- rary Easements for the Southwest Arterial Project from Portzen Building Firm, LLC; and Resolution No. 216-16 Accepting a Deed from the Southwest Arterial Project from Portzen Building Firm, LLC were adopted. 23. Southwest Arterial Property Acquisition - Parcel 125 Neztrop, LLC: City Manager rec- ommending accept- ance of Deed from NEZTROP, LLC for the Southwest Arterial Project. Upon motion that was teed against the City of Dubuque by Charles Klein. Upon motion the documents were received, filed and approved. 26. Request for Pro- posals - Consultant Services for ADA Re- view and Update of Self -Evaluation and Transition Plan: City Manager recommend- ing approval to release a Request for Propos- als to provide consul- tant services for an ADA Review and Up- date of Self -Evaluation and Transition Plan. Upon motion the docu- ments were received, filed and approved. 27. Employee Assis- tance Program: City Manager recommend- ing approval of the se- lection of Employee and Family Resources as the City's Employee Assistance Program provider. Upon motion the documents were received, filed and ap- proved. 28. Request for Re- lease of Funds for Fis- cal Year 2017 Commun- ity Development Block Grant Activities: City Manager recommend- ing approval of a Reso- lution authorizing the Request for Release of Funds for the proposed projects approved in the Fiscal Year 2017 (Program Year 2016) Annual Action Plan for Community Develop- ment Block Grant (CDBG) activities. Upon motion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 220- 16 Authorizing Request for Release of Com- munity Development Block Grant Funds for Fiscal Year 2017 (Pro- gram Year 2016) was adopted. 29. Signed Contracts: Short -Term Lease Agreement with Robert Bradley for tillable property in Franklin D. Roosevelt Park. Upon motion the document was received and filed. 30. Improvement Con- tracts / Performance, Payment and Mainte- nance Bonds: SELCO, Inc. for the 2016 Pave- ment Marking Project; Gansen Excavating, Inc. for the South Fork Catfish Creek to Tim- ber-Hyrst Estates #4 North & South Lines Creek Crossings 2016; Portzen Construction, Inc. for the North Grandview Avenue and Delhi Street Round- about Intersection Im- provement Project; Visu-Sewer, Inc. for the FY 2016 Sewershed 5, 7, 11 & 12 Manhole Project. Upon motion the documents were received, filed and ap- proved. 31. Alcohol Compli- ance Civil Penalty for Alcohol License Holder - Mindframe Theaters: City Manager recom- mending approval of the Acknowledgment/ Settlement Agreement for an alcohol compli- ance violation for Mindframe Theaters, 555 John F. Kennedy Road, #105. Upon mo- tion the documents were received, filed and approved. 32. Business License Refund: Request by Tom Thompson for a refund of the liquor li- cense BC0020560 for Oky Doky #8 located at 535 Hill Street in the amount of $150.00. Upon motion the docu- ment was received, filed and approved. 33. Alcohol License Applications: City Man- ager recommending approval of annual beer, liquor and wine licenses as submitted. Upon motion the docu- ments were received and filed and Resolu- tion No. 221-16 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 SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING Motion by Lynch to receive and file the documents, adopt the resolutions, set the public hearings as indi- cated, and direct the City Clerk to publish notice as prescribed by law. Seconded by Lynch. Motion carried ing be set tor June 20, 2016 to consider appro- val of a request from NEZTROP, LLC to va- cate a portion of right- of-way of Stone Valley Drive in Stone Brook ,center Second Addi- tion. Upon motion the documents were re- ceived and filed and Resolution No. 223-16 Resolution of Intent to vacate and dispose of City interest in a por- tion of the right-of-way of Stone Valley Drive between U.S. Highway 20 and Boulder Brook Court, being part of Lot A Stone Brook Center Second Addition, to be known as Lot 1 of Lot A of Stone Brook Center Second Addition, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa by sale to NEZTROP, LLC was adopted set- ting a public hearing for a meeting to com- mence at 6:30 p.m. on June 20, 2016 in the Historic Federal Build- ing. 3. Reallocation of Ser- ies 2012H General Obli- gation Bond Proceeds: City Manager Recom- mending setting a pub- lic hearing for June 20, 2016, on a proposal to reallocate not to ex- ceed $500,000 of the unspent proceeds of the General Obligation Bond Series 2012H from the renovation of the second floor of the Multicultural Family Center to fund the ac- quisition of the Colts Drum & Bugle Corps building at 1101 Cen- tral Avenue. Upon mo- tion the documents were received and filed and Resolution No. 224- 16 Fixing date for a meeting on the propos- al to reallocate certain unspent proceeds of the General Obligation Bonds, Series 2012H, of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and providing for publication of notice thereof was adopted setting a public hear- ing for a meeting to commence at 6:30 p.m. on June 20, 2016 in the Historic Federal Build- ing. 4. Hodge Company Lease Agreement: City Manager recommend- ing the City Council set a public hearing for June 20, 2016 on the proposed riverfront lease with Hodge Com- pany to lease 8.89 acres on Purina Drive. Upon motion the docu- ments were received and filed and Resolu- tion No. 225-16 Resolu- tion of Intent to dis- pose of an interest in real property owned by the City of Dubuque by lease between the City of Dubuque, Iowa and Hodge Company was adopted setting a pub- lic hearing for a meet- ing to commence at 6:30 p.m. on June 20, 2016 in the Historic Federal Building. BOARDS/ COMMISSIONS Applicants were invit- ed to address the City Council regarding their desire to serve on the following Boards/Com- missions. 1. Arts and Cultural Affairs Advisory Com- mission: Four, 3-year terms through June 30, 2019 (Expiring terms of O'Rourke-Rosenow and Riedel, Kluseman and Teckemeyer). Appli- cants for the Arts Rep- resentative Designa- tion: Nicholas Bratcher, 610 West 5th St.; Bibi Burke, 1155 Arrowhead Dr.; Marina O'Rourke- Rosenow, 2085 Mullin Rd.; Susan Riedel, 282 Kelly's Bluff St.; Davis Schmitz, 1270 Arrow- head Dr.; Mary Thomas Armstrong, 728 Alta Vista St.; Audrea Walsh, 803 Lincoln Ave. Ms. Burke, Ms. Riedel and Ms. Armstrong spoke in support of their respective ap- pointments and provid- ed brief a brief biogra- phy of their qualifica- tions. 2. Civic Center Advi- sory Commission: Two, 3-year terms through June 29, 2019 (Expiring terms of - Bakke and Hill). Applicants: Rod Bakke, 3030 Karen St.; McKenzie Hill, 333 E. loth St. #234. 3. Historic Preserva- tion Commission: (Note: Three openings total, two different term dates). One, 3- year term through July 1, 2018 (Vacant term of Krueger - At -Large); and Two, 3-year terms St. Mr. Armstrong and Ms. Monk spoke in sup- port of their respective appointments and pro- vided a brief biography of their qualifications. 7. Long Range Plan- ning Advisory Commis- sion: One, 3-year term through July 1, 2019 (Expiring term of Winterwood). Appli- cant: Charles Winter - wood, 555 Montrose Ter. 8. Parks and Recrea- tion Advisory Commis- sion: Three, 3-year terms through June 30, 2019 (Vacant term of Schlueter and Expiring terms of Larson and Lyness). Applicants: Robert Blocker, 880 Kane St.: Richard Kirkendall, 1725 Alta PI.; Katherine Larson, 2535 Traut Ter.; Karen Lyness, 89 Alpine St. Mr. Blocker and Mr. Kirkendall spoke in support of their re- spective appointments and provided a brief bi- ography of their quali- fications. Ryan Larson, on behalf of his wife Katherine, read a pre- pared statement from her in support of her appointment. PUBLIC HEARINGS Upon motion the rules were suspended allow- ing anyone present to address the City Coun- cil on the following items. 1. Request to Amend PUD - Historic Millwork District: Proof of publi- cation on notice of public hearing to con- sider approval of a re- quest by Keith Gutier- rez to amend the His- toric Millwork District Planned Unit Develop- ment (PUD) to allow microbrewery, winery and distillery as per- mitted uses and the Zoning Advisory Com- mission recommending approval as conditional uses with conditions related to noise and odors. Motion by Con- nors to receive and file the documents and that the requirement that a proposed ordi- nance be considered and voted on for pas- sage at two Council meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to be passed be sus- pended. Seconded by Lynch. Motion carried 6-0. Planning Services Manager provided a staff report. Developer Keith Gutierrez ad- dressed the City Coun- cil reiterating his com- ments from the May 16, 2016 meeting. Motion by Connors for final consideration and passage of Ordinance No. 19-16 Amending Ti- tle 16, the Unified De- velopment Code of the City of Dubuque Code of Ordinances by rescinding Ordinance 75-15 Which provides regulations for a PUD Planned Unit Develop- ment District with a Planned Commercial Designation for the Historic Millwork Dis- trict PUD and now be- ing amended to include Microbrewery, Winery and Distillery as condi- tional uses. Seconded by Lynch. Motion'car- ried 4-2 with Rios and Del Toro voting nay. 2. Rite Hite/AB(MC)2 Expansion Develop- ment Agreement: Proof of publication on no- tice of public hearing to consider approval of a Development Agree- ment with Rite Hite/AB(MC)2 for their expansion project at 4343 Chavenelle Road and the City Manager recommending appro- val. Motion by Lynch to receive and file the documents and adopt Resolution No. 226-16 Approving a Develop- ment Agreement by and between the City of Dubuque, Iowa and Rite Hite/AB(MC)2 pro- viding for the issuance of Urban Renewal Tax Increment Revenue Obligations for the ex- pansion of property and creation of jobs at 4343 Chavenelle Road. Seconded by Connors. Dan McDonald, Vice President of Existing Business for Greater Dubuque Development Corp., spoke in support of the recommendation. Motion carried 6-0. 3. Transit Advisory Board Student Fare Recommendation: Proof of publication on notice of public hear- ing to consider appro- val of the Jule Transit the southwest corner of North Grandview Avenue and University Avenue and the City Manager recommend- ing approval. Motion by Lynch to receive and file the documents and adopt Resolution No. 228-16 Vacating a portion of North Grand- view Avenue South of University Avenue to be known as Lot 1 of Tiefenthaler 2nd Place, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa; and Resolution No. 229-16 Disposing of anal growth at the of Hwy 20 and the pro- posed SW Arterial due in part to the expan- sion of the City's indus- trial parks. Motion car- ried 6-0. 2. Dubuque Main Street / Farmers' Mar- ket Update: Dubuque Main Street Executive Director Dan LoBianco provided an update on the Dubuque Farmers' Market that included promotion and success of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Pro- tions to the City Coun- cil and the Public Input Agenda. Seconded by Resnick. Motion car- ried 6-0. 4. Through 10. 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Seconded by Resnick. Motion car- ried 6-0. 11. WS Live - Amend- ment to Development Agreement: City Man- ager recommending approval of the Second Amendment to Devel- opment Agreement among and between the City of Dubuque, Interstate Building, LLLP and WS Live, LLC in order to correct the Termination Date in Section 6.3 to June 1, 2017. Motion by Lynch to receive and file the documents and adopt Resolution No. 230-16 Approving the Second Amendment to Devel- opment Agreement among and between City of Dubuque, Inter- state Building, LLP, and WS Live, LLC. Sec- onded by Connors. Mo- tion carried 5-0 with Del Toro abstaining for possible conflict of in- terest as an employee of WS Live. 12. Resolution of Ne- cessity for 210 Jones Street Urban Revitali- zation: City Manager recommending appro- val of a Resolution of Necessity for an Urban Revitalization Area at 210 Jones Street. Mo- tion by Lynch to re- ceive and file the docu- ments and adopt Reso- lution No. 231-16 Reso- lution of Necessity finding that the reha- bilitation, conserva- tion, redevelopment, — economic develop- ment, or a combination thereof of 210 Jones Street in the City of Du- buque, Iowa, is neces- sary in the Interest of public health, safety, or welfare of the resi- dents of the City. Seconded by Resnick. Responding to ques- tions from the City Council, City Manager Van Milligen the Urban Revitalization designa- tion process and pro- vided information on funding sources. Mo- tion carried 6-0. 13. Request for Work Session - Bee Branch Creek Restoration Proj- ect Walking Tour: City Manager requesting the City Council sched- ule a work session for another walkingtour of the Bee Branch Creek Restoration Project for Monday, July 11, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. The tour will start at the parking lot at Garfield Avenue and Pine Street. Motion by Connors to receive and file the documents and set the work ses- sion as recommended. Seconded by Lynch. Mayor Pro-Tem Jones stated that he will not be able to attend the work session. Motion carried 6-0. COUNCIL MEMBER REPORTS Council Member Con- nors reported on a pre- sentation she made in the Council Chambers to several groups of second grade students on how a city works and congratulated the teachers for providing the opportunity. Mayor Pro-Tem Jones reported on the recent delegation visit to Washington, DC and the meetings with leg- islative staff. Jones re- minded everyone to vote in the primary election on Tuesday, 15June 7, 2016. CLOSED SESSION Motion by Connors at 8:16 p.m. to convene in closed session to dis- cuss pending litigation and property acquisi- tion pursuant to Chap- ter 21.5(1)(c), -(j) Code of Iowa. Seconded by Lynch. Mayor Pro-Tem Jones stated for the re- cord that the attorney the City Council will consult with on issues to be discussed in closed session is Assis- tant City Attorney Maureen Quann. Mo- tion carried 6-0. Upon motion the City Council reconvened in open session at 8:35 p.m. having given staff proper direction. There being no fur- ther business, upon motion the City Council adjourned at 8:36 p.m. /s/Kevin S. Firnstahl, CMC, City Clerk It 6/15