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Meeting Minutes - 04.01.2008
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CITY COUNCIL
APRIL 1, 2008
Jesup City Council met in regular session on Thursday, April 1, 2008, at 7:00 o’clock p.m.,
Community Room, of the Jesup Public Library, 721 6th Street, Jesup, Iowa.
Mayor Jacob Spiegel called the meeting to order and led in the pledge of allegiance.
On roll call the following members were present: Rich Schaefer, Darren Engbretson, Bud
Geweke, Dick Quackenbush, and Mike Joblinske
Absent: None
Upon motion by Engbretson, seconded by Joblinske it was;
RESOLVED: to approve and adopt the following items on the consent agenda. 1. Accept the
agenda. 2. Accept the minutes of the March 4, 2008, and March 26, 2008, council meetings. 3. Accept
the Clerk/Treasurer Reports and place on file. 4. Approve the claims as presented and give direction to
process and pay. 5. Approve all committee reports.
A roll call vote was taken:
AYES: Schaefer, Engbretson, Quackenbush, Joblinske, Geweke
NAYS: None
Whereupon the Mayor declared the consent agenda carried and directed that those items become
a part of the proceedings.
CLAIMS PRESENTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL FOR APRIL 1, 2008
WARRANTS WRITTEN SINCE THE MARCH 4, 2008 MEETING:
Accounts Payable
Payroll ACH 3-15-08
10,622.26
True North Companies
City and Part employee share-BCBS
7,168.50
IPERS
City and employee share retirement
1,738.86
Farmers State Bank-EFTPS
Payroll Taxes-Fed, Medicare, SS
3,463.77
Treasurer, State of Iowa
State payroll withholding tax
517.00
American Family Life Assurance
Employee paid insurance
208.47
Teamsters Local 238
Police Union Dues
34.00
Nationwide Retirement Solution
Deferred comp savings plan-Deitrick
25.00
City Laundering Company
Uniform exp.-City & emp. (ST., WA)
89.73
Basic Materials
30.42T 3/4" Roadstone, Stevens Main - WA
215.07
Casey's General Store
17.611 gal Unl, - FD
54.58
City of Jesup
FBO Water Deposit Stevens
34.63
Citizen Herald
Publishing Costs - CH, P&Z, BRD. ADJ.
424.28
I.M.F.O.A
Spring Conf. Clerk/Dep. Clerk-CH
200.00
Iowa DNR
Lab Certification Fees – WW
400.00
Iowa's Automobiles
2 Library Books – LIB
59.90
Jesup Motor Supply
Sensor, Fuel Line, Wheel Greese, Imp. Socket-ST
158.36
Keysone Laboratories
Water, Waste Water Testing
70.50
Kwik Trip, Inc.
536.4 Gal UNP, 710.0 Gal DSL,2.1 Gal UNL
3,705.04
Petty Cash, City Hall
Reimburse Postage - FD,CH,PD
46.67
Power Plan
Snap Rings,Filter, Spring,Cut Edge,Tooth,Bolt-ST
512.40
Print Express
Reminders,Drill Review, Copies FD, AMB
300.15
Schares Food
Lab Supplies, Paper Towels - WW,PD
39.66
Thomas James
Feb. Garbage - PD, CH, ST
35.00
U S Cellular
Cell Phone Services-AMB, PD, FD, BLDG,ST
261.21
Treasurer's Office ISU
Winter Fire School – FD
70.00
Waste Management
Feb. Recycling/Cardboard
1,136.88
Jesup Postmaster
Postage April Water Bills
234.74
Accounts Payable
ACH Payroll 4-1-08
14,865.49
Jacob Spiegel
Employee Payroll – Mayor
282.69
True North Companies
Part Employee Share Insurance
791.75
IPERS
City and employee share retirement
2,369.83
Farmers State Bank-EFTPS
Payroll Taxes-Fed, Medicare, SS
4,616.58
Treasurer, State of Iowa
State payroll withholding tax
698.00
American Family Life Assurance
Employee paid insurance
208.47
Teamsters Local 238
Police Union Dues
34.50
Nationwide Retirement Solution
Deferred comp savings plan-Deitrick
25.00
City Laundering Company
Uniform exp.-City & emp. (ST., WA)
94.64
CLAIMS PRESENTED FOR APRIL 1, 2008
ADVANCED SYSTEMS
COPIER CONTRACT- CH
103.03
AUDIO EDITIONS
REPLACEMENT TAPES
24.00
B&B
ICE MELT – CH
55.14
BAKER & TAYLOR
LIBRARY BOOKS
184.20
BRODIE, HEATHER
RECERTIFICATION FEES
150.00
CARD SERVICE CENTER
FIREHOUSE/CYGNUS - FD
23.95
CITIZEN HERALD
PUBLICATIONS - P&Z, CH
331.07
CITY OF JESUP
RETURN WATER DEPOSITS FBO, CITY - WA
183.64
CLARK GENERAL SERVICE
MISC. REPAIRS, MAINTENANCE
72.61
COVENANT MEDICAL CENTER
MUTUAL AID, MEDICAL SUPPLIES - FD, AMB
447.68
DATA TECHNOLOGIES
USER GROUP MEETING, CLK, DEP CLK-CH
170.00
DEITRICK, RICHARD
REIMB. MEALS, 520 MILES GTSB CONF. - PD
277.67
DELAGARDELLE JEREMY
RETURN WATER DEPOSIT
66.36
DELAGARDELLE PLUMBING
DRAIN CLEANER – LIB
10.23
DEMCO INC.
LABELS, JACKETS, TAPE - LIB
74.94
DON'S TRUCK SALES
SERV CALL DIAGNOSTICS ENG OPERAT. -FD
307.24
EARTH TECH
ENGINEERING FEES
2,397.54
E.C.I.C.
ICE MELT – CH
11.19
EAST PENN MANUFACTURING
BATTERY – ST
71.96
EMERGENCY MEDICAL PRODUCTS
MEDICAL SUPPLIES – AMB
1,422.32
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE ASSOC
LAB TESTS – WW
523.84
FIRST STREET DELI
MEALS HAT MAT CLASS - FD
125.00
FRED PRYOR SEMINARS
EXCEL BASICS & BEYOND BASICS-CH
256.00
GARY'S ELECTRIC
GENERATOR STANDBY SWITCH - WA
2,501.00
GIBSON SPECIALTY
7/16 X 2 ORANGE LABELS - FD
31.00
HAWKINS WATER TREATMENT
520 LBS. AZONE,389 LBS. HYDRO. - WA
490.67
HERSHBERGER TILING
SNOW REMOVAL DRY HYDRANT - FD
210.00
IA ASSC. OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
08-09 WATER DUES
461.25
IOWA DNR
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT S. ST. WA MAIN
100.00
IOWA TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS
REPLACE SOLENOID, OX SENSOR - PD
821.13
IOWA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
1ST QTR-08 UNEMPLOYMENT
1,128.12
JESUP COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
LEASE – CH
1.00
JESUP PAINT & BODY
DECAL - WA, WW
778.20
JESUP POSTMASTER
STAMPS-ALL
82.00
JESUP TIRE
MOUNT TIRES, BALANCE, DISPOSAL - PD
76.00
KIRKWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE
CODE ONE CONFERENCE - AMB
75.00
L. L. PELLING
9.49T PREMIX-ST
601.20
LELLIG, CYNTHIA
REIMB. LIGHT BULBS – LIB
16.18
MICROMARKETING
LIBRARY BOOKS
42.17
MID AMERICAN ENERGY
GAS, ELECTRIC-ALL
8,748.63
MIDWEST BREATHING AIR
QUARTERLY AIR TEST, MILEAGE - FD
119.25
MONKEYTOWN
MISC. OFFICE SUPPLIES-ALL
145.94
OFFICE OF VEHICLE SERVICES
SALVAGE THEFT EXAM – PD
40.00
ONEIDA NAMEPLATE CO.
NEW NAME BADGE – LIB
7.25
PCC - PHYSICIAN'S FEES
ELECTRONIC CLAIMS FEES - AMB
514.42
PENWORTHY
LIBRARY BOOKS
186.83
PETERSON TRUSTWORTHY HARDWARE
WASH. PARTS,BULBS,REP. DOOR-LIB,FD,CH,ST
145.94
PETTY CASH-CINDY LELLIG
REPLENISH POSTAGE
57.96
PETTY CASH-LINDA BUNNELL
REPLENISH POSTAGE
1.55
PREMIER TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER DEPUTY CLERK - CH
750.00
PRIMROSE
CLEAN FROZEN DRAIN, REP VALV-PD,CH,LIB
203.63
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS
3 BELT CLIPS, BATTERY - FD
98.00
RITE PRICE OFFICE SUPPLY
OFFICE SUPPLIES – LIB
37.07
SCHABACKER, SCOTT
RAPID CHARGER VISAR SPK. MIC - FD, AMB
119.96
SCHARES FOOD
PAPER TOWELS, LAB SUPP.,BATT.-PD,WW,LIB
62.69
SPAHN & ROSE
BLDG. MATERIALS STREET SHOP - ST
1,642.66
SUPERIOR WELDING COMPANY
OXYGEN-AMB
42.76
TERRACON
DRILLING SAMP., LAB, ENGINEERING
2,573.00
THE BOOK FARM INC
LIBRARY BOOKS
332.85
THOMAS-JAMES, LLC.
MARCH GARBAGE, DUMPSTER - CH,ST,PD
40.00
TIPPETT, DUSTIN
RETURN WATER DEPOSIT - WA
125.00
TREASURER STATE OF IA DEPT REV&FIN
1ST QTR. SALES TAX '05
1,011.00
TRI COUNTY HEAD START
UTIL.,PEST CONTROL, MAR LEASE - CH
471.70
ULTRAMAX
AMMUNITION – PD
436.00
U.S.A. BLUEBOOK
INDEX PIN, TUBE ASSEMBLY,FEED TUBE-WA
164.45
WATERLOO FIRE & RESCUE
MUTUAL AID-BICKERT, SCHMIDT - AMB
300.00
WINGFOOT COMMERCIAL TIRES
4 TIRES – PD
436.04
ZARNOTH BRUSH WORKS
MAIN BRM. REFILL, GUTTER BRM. - ST SWEEP
638.00
TOTAL
34,157.11
This being the time and place fixed for a public hearing on the matter of rezoning property as
requested by Bob Strauel from R-2 to R-3, the Mayor called for any oral objections to the rezoning. Upon
none being heard, there was a motion by Joblinske to close the public hearing, seconded by Schaefer. All
voted aye and the motion carried.
The Mayor declared the hearing closed.
Council Member Engbretson introduced an Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 472, by Adding
Sub-Section No. 4 to Article II, Section 2.01 Rezoning Certain Property, and moved that the same be
adopted. Council Member Quackenbush seconded the motion to adopt. The roll was called and the vote
was,
AYES: Quackenbush, Geweke, Joblinske, Schaefer, Engbretson
NAYS: None
Council Member Schaefer moved that the statutory rule requiring said Ordinance to be
considered and voted on for passage at two Council Meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to finally
be passed be suspended. Joblinske seconded, and the roll was called.
AYES: Engbretson, Quackenbush, Geweke, Joblinske, Schaefer
NAYS: None
A motion was made by Joblinske, seconded by Schaefer that the Ordinance entitled “An
Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 472 by Adding Sub-Section No. 4 to Article II, Section 2.01
Rezoning Certain Property,” now be put upon its final passage and adoption. The roll was called.
AYES: Joblinske, Geweke, Schaefer, Quackenbush, Engbretson
NAYS: None
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said Ordinance duly adopted as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 495
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 472 BY ADDING
SUB-SECTION NO. 4 TO ARTICLE II, SECTION 2.01 REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY
This being the time and place fixed for a public hearing on the matter of rezoning property as
requested by Don and Jerry Bloes Foundation from M-1 to M-2, the Mayor called for any oral objections
to the rezoning. The council members had concerns about rezoning the property instead of doing a text
change. The council also felt that they should have rezoned the piece of property the city owns next to the
area. Upon no further comments being heard there was a motion by Joblinske to close the public hearing,
seconded by Schaefer. All voted aye and the motion carried.
The Mayor declared the hearing closed.
Council Member Schaefer introduced an Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 472, by Adding
Sub-Section No. 5 to Article II, Section 2.01 Rezoning Certain Property, and moved that the same be
adopted. Council Member Engbretson seconded the motion to adopt. The roll was called and the vote
was,
AYES: Geweke, Quackenbush, Schaefer, Joblinske, Engbretson
NAYS: None
Council Member Engbretson moved that the statutory rule requiring said Ordinance to be
considered and voted on for passage at two Council Meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to finally
be passed be suspended. Geweke seconded, and the roll was called.
AYES: Schaefer, Engbretson, Quackenbush, Joblinske, Geweke
NAYS: None
A motion was made by Joblinske, seconded by Schaefer that the Ordinance entitled “An
Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 472 by Adding Sub-Section No. 5 to Article II, Section 2.01
Rezoning Certain Property,” now be put upon its final passage and adoption. The roll was called.
AYES: Joblinske, Schaefer, Quackenbush, Geweke, Engbretson
NAYS: None
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said Ordinance duly adopted as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 496
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 472 BY ADDING
SUB-SECTION NO. 5 TO ARTICLE II, SECTION 2.01 REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY
This being the time and place fixed for a public hearing on the matter of the zoning ordinance as
requested by East Central Iowa Coop by adding “Grain Elevator” as a Special Exception Use in M-1:
Light Industrial and/or Manufacturing District, the Mayor called for any oral objections. The council
thought that milling should have been added to the exception. Upon no further comments being heard
there was a motion by Schaefer to close the public hearing, seconded by Quackenbush. All voted aye and
the motion carried.
The Mayor declared the hearing closed.
Council Member Schaefer introduced an Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 472, by Adding
“Grain Elevator” as a Special Exception Use in the “M-1” Light Industrial and/or Manufacturing District,
and moved that the same be adopted. Council Member Joblinske seconded the motion to adopt. The roll
was called and the vote was,
AYES: Quackenbush, Geweke, Joblinske, Schaefer, Engbretson
NAYS: None
Council Member Joblinske moved that the statutory rule requiring said Ordinance to be
considered and voted on for passage at two Council Meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to finally
be passed be suspended. Schaefer seconded, and the roll was called.
AYES: Engbretson, Quackenbush, Geweke, Joblinske, Schaefer
NAYS: None
A motion was made by Joblinske, seconded by Engbretson that the Ordinance entitled “An
Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 472 by Adding “Grain Elevator” as a Special Exception Use in the
“M-1” Light Industrial and/or Manufacturing District,” now be put upon its final passage and adoption.
The roll was called.
AYES: Joblinske, Geweke, Schaefer, Quackenbush, Engbretson
NAYS: None
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said Ordinance duly adopted as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 497
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 472 BY ADDING
“GRAIN ELEVAOR” AS A SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE IN THE “M-1”
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AND/OR MANUFACTURING DISTRICT
This being the time and place fixed for a public hearing on the matter of the sale of interest in real
property, the Mayor called for any oral objections. Upon none being heard and the clerk reporting that
no written comments were received, Quackenbush made motion to close the public hearing. Geweke
seconded. All voted aye and the motion carried.
Council Member Engbretson moved the adoption of the Resolution directing the sale of an
interest in real property following public hearing. The property is to be conveyed as a perpetual
easement and also a temporary easement to Buchanan County. Council Member Joblinske seconded
it. The roll was called and the vote was,
AYES: Engbretson, Joblinske, Quackenbush, Schaefer, Geweke
NAYS: None
Therefore the Mayor declared the Resolution carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 2008-55
RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE OF AN INTEREST IN REAL
PROPERTY FOLLOWING PUBLIC HEARING
The Mayor proclaimed the week of April 13-19, 2008, as National Library Week.
The Mayor proclaimed April 25, 2008, as Arbor Day for the City of Jesup.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS
POLICE
The monthly report was noted.
Upon motion by Joblinske, seconded by Schaefer it was;
RESOLVED: to approve Mike Foland, Christopher Cass, and Drake Mangrich as reserve
officers.
All voted aye and the motion carried.
FIRE
The monthly report was noted. Fertilizer Dealer Supply has just about completed one of the
trailers for the generators. The City will have to mount the generator and place a platform on it for the
controls. The Department of Natural Resources will pick up the dollies for no charge.
The Fire Chief introduced the idea of a Junior Firefighter Explorer Program to the council.
AMBULANCE
The monthly report was noted.
LIBRARY
The monthly report was noted. The library has been busy this month, both the circulation and
patron numbers are up. The Library Director attended Senator Schoenjahn’s listening post. She found out
that the library funds may still be cut the vote is to close to call.
Upon motion by Schaefer, seconded by Quackenbush it was;
RESOLVED: to have the City Clerk to draft a letter for the Council Members to sign concerning
the library funding.
All voted aye and the motion carried.
The Mayor also requested that the government students that were in attendance tell the rest of the
class about the possible reduction in library funding and write letters to Senator Schoenjahn.
BUILDING/ZONING
The monthly report was noted. The Building Inspector will shadow the Waterloo Building
Inspector during electrical inspections.
The Planning and Zoning Commission appointments were discussed. Gene Anhalt will remain on
the commission, but we need to find a person to replace Steve Schmidt.
Council Member Schaefer introduced an Ordinance adopting by reference the 2006 International
Building Code and the 2006 International Residential Code. Council Member Engbretson seconded it.
The roll was called and the vote was,
AYES: Geweke, Quackenbush, Engbretson, Joblinske, Schaefer
NAYS: None
Council Member Geweke moved that the statutory rule requiring said Ordinance to be considered
and voted on for passage at two Council Meetings prior to the meeting at which it is to finally be passed
be suspended. Schaefer seconded, and the roll was called
AYES: Schaefer, Engbretson, Quackenbush, Geweke, Joblinske
NAYS: None.
Council Member Joblinske moved for final adoption, Council Member Engbretson seconded and
the roll was called.
AYES: Quackenbush, Schaefer, Geweke, Engbretson, Joblinske
NAYS: None
Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and said Ordinance duly adopted as
follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 498
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING BY REFERENCE A BUILDING CODE
REGULATING THE ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, ENLARGEMENT,
ALTERATION, REPAIR, MOVING, REMOVAL, CONVERSION,
DEMOLITION, OCCUPANCY, EQUIPMENT, USE, HEIGHT, AREA AND
MAINTENANCE OF ALL BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES IN THE CITY
OF JESUP, IOWA; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS
AND COLLECTIONS OF FEES THEREFORE; AND PROVIDING FOR
PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF.
PARK
Upon motion by Schaefer, seconded by Joblinske it was;
RESOLVED: to approve the quotes from Spahn and Rose Lumber Company and Iowa Wall
Sawing for the permanent stage based on the Park Committee recommendation, which will meet on
Monday, April 7, 2008 at 6:45 p.m. at the library.
All voted aye and the motion carried.
STREET
The monthly report was noted. There was discussion about placing cameras at the recycling
center. The Police Chief was directed to check into placing the camera that the Police Department has at
the site.
Upon motion by Quackenbush, seconded by Joblinske it was;
RESOLVED: to approve the engineering agreement with Earth Tech for adding the 7th Street
Storm Sewer Extension to the Young Street Sidewalk and Lighting Project.
All voted aye and the motion carried.
Council Member Joblinske introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption. Council
Member Geweke seconded the motion to adopt. The roll was called and the vote was,
AYES: Joblinske, Engbretson, Quackenbush, Schaefer, Geweke
NAYS: None.
Whereupon the Mayor declared the following Resolution duly adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 2008-56
RESOLUTION ORDERING BIDS, APPROIVING PLANS,
SPECIFICATIONS AND FORM OF CONTRACT AND NOTICE TO
BIDDERS, FIXING AMOUNT OF BID SECURITY, AND ORDERING
CLERK TO PUBLISH NOTICE AND FIXING A DATE FOR RECEIVING
SAME, AND FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS,
FORM OF CONTRACT AND ESTIMATE OF COSTS
The City Engineer reviewed the final plans for the South Street Culvert Project.
Council Member Schaefer introduced the following Resolution entitled “RESOLUTION
ORDERING SOUTH STREET CULVERT PROJECT, AND FIXING A DATE FOR HEARING
THEREON AND TAKING OF BIDS THEREFOR,” and moved that the same be adopted. Council
Member Engbretson seconded the motion to adopt. The roll was called and the vote was,
AYES: Schaefer, Quackenbush, Geweke, Engbretson, Joblinske
NAYS: None
Whereupon, the Mayor declared the following Resolution duly adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 2008-57
RESOLUTION ORDERING SOUTH STREET CULVERT PROJECT
AND FIXING A DATE FOR HEARING THEREON AND TAKING OF
BIDS THEREFOR
There was an update on the grant funding for the South Street Project. Council Member
Quackenbush attended the RCA and State Transportation meeting held at INRCOG. The grant money for
the South Street Project is still available, but may be affected by the 2009 transportation bill. A
representative from the City will need to attend the meeting each year to maintain the grant funding.
There was a report on the railroad crossing conditions. The City Attorney will arrange a meeting
and inspection with the railroad representatives on April 10, 2008.
WATER/WASTEWATER
The monthly report was noted.
Upon motion by Schaefer, seconded by Geweke it was;
RESOLVED: to terminate the water, sewer, and landfill customers who have not responded to
requests for payment using the normal procedures.
All voted aye; the motion carried.
Upon motion by Joblinske seconded by Geweke it was;
RESOLVED: to approve the quote from Anstoetter for the valve replacement project.
All voted aye and the motion carried.
ADMINISTRATION
The finance committee will meet on Tuesday, April 15, 2008, at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall to discuss
employee raises.
Council Member Quackenbush moved the adoption of the Resolution to request the assistance of
the Iowa Northland Regional Council of Governments for the Comprehensive Plan. Council Member
Schaefer seconded it. The roll was called and the vote was,
AYES: Geweke, Engbretson, Joblinske, Schaefer, Quackenbush
NAYS: None
Therefore the Mayor declared the Resolution carried.
RESOLUTION NO. 2008-58
RESOLUTION DIRECTING OF THE CITY COUNICL OF JESUP,
IOWA TO REQUEST THE ASSISTANCE OF THE STAFF OF THE IOWA
NORTHLAND REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
Upon motion by Joblinske, seconded by Schaefer it was;
RESOLVED: to approve the feasibility study/preliminary design contract with Gardner
Architecture.
All voted aye and the motion carried.
Upon motion by Engbretson, seconded by Joblinske it was;
RESOLVED: to approve the subordination agreement for Nicholas and Nichole Morrissey.
All voted aye and the motion carried.
The minutes will contain discussion points from the agenda and the actions taken at the meeting.
There will also be a recording available at City Hall for review.
The May Council meeting will be May 6, 2008.
ORDINANCES
None.
OLD BUSINESS
None.
NEW BUSINESS
None.
COMMUNICATIONS
The League of Cities Small City Workshop will be May 13, 2008, in Hudson.
CITIZEN INPUT
Deb Holt was present to discuss concerns about the change of the minutes. After the minutes
discussion there was nothing to discuss.
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RESOLUTIONS
None.
The government students that were present introduced themselves to the Council.
Upon motion by Engbretson, seconded by Geweke it was;
RESOLVED: to adjourn the meeting.
All voted aye, the motion carried.
The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:07 p.m.
_______________________________
J. B. Spiegel
Mayor
Attest:
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Linda Bunnell, CMC, ICMC
City Clerk/Treasurer
RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH
GENERAL 33,723
ROAD USE TAX 19,102.45
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 3,052.17
EMERGENCY PLANNING 573.59
LOCAL OPTION 13,143.32
T.I.F. 859.27
HOUSING REHAB PROGRAM .00
EDSA-BERTCH TOTAL .00
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 130.25
DEBT SERVICE 4,520.75
SANITARY SEWER IMP TOTAL .00
GOLD MEDALLION TOTAL .00
PAVING TOTAL .00
WEST INDUSTRIAL SITE .00
PHASE III SANITARY SEWER .00
LIBRARY/PARK ROOF .00
SOUTH STREET WATER MAIN LOOP .00
3RD STREET DRAINAGE TOTAL .00
WATER UTILITY 15,694.02
SEWER UTILITY 24,147.61
PROPRIETARY FUND 1,541.03
TOTAL 116,487.79
EXPENDITURES FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH
GENERAL 60,217.67
ROAD USE TAX 4,124.65
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT 9,656.72
EMERGENCY PLANNING .00
T.I.F. .00
HOUSING REHAB .00
EDSA-BERTCH TOTAL .00
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT .00
DEBT SERVICE .00
SANITARY SEWER IMP TOTAL .00
GOLD MEDALLION TOTAL .00
PAVING TOTAL .00
WEST INDUSTRIAL SITE .00
PHASE III SANITARY SEWER .00
PHASE IV SANITARY SEWER .00
LIBRARY/PARK ROOF TOTAL .00
SOUTH STREET WATER MAIN LOOP .00
3RD STREET DRAINAGE TOTAL .00
WATER UTILITY 6,269.45
SEWER UTILITY 8,336.11
PROPRIETARY 1,238.00
TOTAL 89,842.60
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