HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/14/1988November 14, 1988
The Council of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, met in Regular Session at City Hall Council
Chambers, Waterloo, Iowa, at 7:00 p.m. on November 14, 1988. Mayor Bernard L. McKinley
in the Chair. Roll Call: Dell, Fox, Angel, Buck, Wright, Budak, Brown.
Invocation by: Mayor Bernard L. McKinley
Pledge of Allegiance: Pack 9 --Timothy Eggleston and Troy Stewart
93062 - Moved by Buck, seconded by Angel
that the Agenda, as amended, for the Regular Session on November 14, 1988 at
7:00 p.m., and the Minutes of the Regular Session on November 7, 1988 at 7:00
p.m., be accepted and approved. Motion carried.
PETITIONS FROM PUBLIC
93063 - Mayor McKinley presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Sharon Spears of the
Animal Control Department in recognition of Ms. Spears assisting a lost child
in the early morning hours of November 3, 1988.
Moved by Brown, seconded by Dell
that communication from Associate Engineer transmitting request of Criterion
Fabrication & Machine to pave the parking area between the sidewalk and the
back of the curb at 1127 Sycamore Street, together with recommendation of
approval of Engineering Department with conditions that 1) Paving is being
allowed for beautification purposes only and 2) That no parking or any other
use of this area be allowed, be received, placed on file and approved with
conditions of City Engineer and City Engineer instructed to monitor the
situation. Motion carried.
93064 - Moved by Brown, seconded by Dell
that communication from City Engineer transmitting request of James R.
Blackledge, Jr., Vice President and Secretary of Alabar Plaza, Inc., for
temporary concrete driveway, without regard to sidewalk grade, to be located at
1010 Alabar Avenue, together with recommendation of approval of the City
Engineer, be received, placed on file and "Resolution approving said request",
be adopted. Ayes: Seven.
Resolution adopted and upon approval by Mayor assigned No. 1988-622.
DOCUMENTS
93065 - Moved by Fox, seconded by Budak
that communication from Associate City Engineer transmitting Change Order No. 2
for a net decrease of $9,005.58 for work to be performed by Cedar Valley
Corporation in conjunction with F.Y. 1988 Lafayette & East Fourth Streets
Reconstruction Program, Contract No. 332, together with recommendation of
approval, be received, placed on file and Mayor and Clerk/Auditor authorized to
execute same. Motion carried.
93066 - Moved by Fox, seconded by Budak
that communication from Associate City Engineer transmitting Contract for
Engineering and Construction Staking Services with Robinson Engineering Company
of Waterloo, Iowa, in the amount of $5,700.00 in conjunction with F.Y. 1989
Linbud Lane Paving, Contract No. 358, be received, placed on file and
"Resolution approving said contract", be adopted and Mayor and Clerk/Auditor
authorized to execute same. Ayes: Seven.
Resolution adopted and upon approval by Mayor assigned No. 1988-623.
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Ordinances to be Adopted - continued
Subsection (a) of Section 19-17, Fees; Section 19-20, Notices
Fire Chief; Section 19-22, Repair, Vacation and Demolition;
Notice to Vacate; Subsections (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) of
Appeal; Section 19-27, Staying of Order Under Appeal; and
Compliance, of Chapter 19, Housing (Housing Inspection Fees)"
placed on file, passed and considered for the first time.
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and Orders of
Section 19-23,
Section 19-24,
Section 19-28,
, be received,
Prior to the vote, the following discussion was heard.
Ross Blow, 320 Oak Park Circle, stated that in his calculations this increase
was approximately a 70 percent increase. Blow continued that he felt that 70
percent was excessive and that was why some of the business people of the
community were moving out. He stated that the City should levy the same amount
of increase on the commercial property and not just pick on the apartment
owners.
Fire Chief Stan Stapella stated that the Council had recently passed a fire
inspection fee for commercial property ranging from a minimum of $50 to a
maximum of $500. Stapella continued that this fee would only be charged on
apartments upon inspection and the requirement for inspection was once every
five years. Stapella stated that the request is for the City Council to bring
the fees up to the 1981 levels prior to the inspection fees being decreased.
Ayes: Seven. Motion carried.
93073 - Moved by Buck, seconded by Fax
that "an Ordinance fixing the compensation of Mayor of the City of Waterloo,
Iowa, and repealing Ordinance No. 3405", be received, placed on file, passed
and considered for the first time.
Prior to the vote, Mary Ann Pierce, 1410 West 4th Street, stated that the Mayor
does not need a raise at this time.
816 Archer Avenue, stated that the raise for the Mayor is
in the difficult times that the City is going through with
the budget, maybe the timing is bad for a raise.
stated she agreed with Ms. Koslowski regarding the timing
Shirley Koslowski,
justified, but that
decisions regarding
Councilperson Angel
of the raise.
Vonnie Jackson, 1838 Howard Avenue, stated she was not in favor of the raise,
and that the people in the City making minimum wage would be happy to be the
Mayor for the present salary. Jackson continued that the City is in poor
condition and things are not getting better as has been stated by several
community leaders.
Kathy Oberle, 710 Forest Avenue, stated that the time was not right to raise
the Mayor's salary. Oberle stated that if the Mayor's salary is raised, this
would just give more ammunition to the naysayers of the community.
L. C. Hennessey, 319 Belmont Avenue, stated that in comparison with other
cities, the Mayor is grossly underpaid. Hennessey continued that the times
have turned around, and if it is not time now to give the Mayor a raise, when
is it time.
Mac Mc Causland, 3383 West Ridge Drive, stated that any time that you vote on
giving yourself a raise, its tough going. Mc Causland continued that you must
pay for what you get, and he agreed with the vote for the raise.
couhcilperson Wright stated that she felt that the Mayor needs to make more
than the various Department Heads of the City. Wright stated that she was in
favor of the raise to get the Mayor's salary up to where it should be.
Doug Sharp, Cedar Valley Partnership, stated that there is a challenge in
moving forward with the community. Sharp continued that the Mayor's salary
needs to be higher in that the Mayor is the top administrative person of the
City.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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93076 - Moved by Buck, seconded by Angel
that the following applications for beer and liquor licenses, be received,
placed on file and approved applications forwarded to the Iowa Beer and Liquor
Control Department and application for massage business permit, be received,
placed on file and approved:
1. Beer License Permit Application
Class C
Vickers, 515 Broadway (Renewal) (Expires 12/7/89) (Includes Sunday Sales)
Vickers, 910 Washington (Renewal) (Expires 12/7/89) (Includes Sunday
Sales)
Fast Track, 1622 University Avenue (New) (Expires 11/16/89) (Includes
Sunday Sales)
2. Beer & Liquor License Permit Application
Class C
Embassy Lounge, 225 East 5th Street (Renewal) (Expires 11/22/89) (Includes
Sunday Sales)
The Pressbox, 501 West 4th Street (Transfer from 1307 West 5th Street)
(Expires 10/15/89) (Includes Sunday Sales)
3. Liquor License Permit Application
Class E
Hy -Vee Food Store #1, 306 Byron Avenue (New) (Expires 11/21/89)
Application for Massage Business Permit
River Plaza Athletic Club, 10 West Fourth Street (Expires 11/23/89)
Motion carried.
BONDS
93077 - Moved by Buck, seconded by Budak
that the report of the City Attorney and list of bonds filed with the
Clerk/Auditor through November 14, 1988, be received, placed on file, and
report and bonds approved. Motion carried.
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
93078 - Shirley Koslowski, 816 Archer Avenue, asked the Council to review the
handicap parking situation and to consider making them more than a metered two
hour parking stall.
Kathy Oberle, 710 Forest Avenue, stated that she had good news for the Council.
Oberle continued that Fairmont, Minnesota has taken the lead from the City of
Waterloo and is holding a celebrity auction for Fairmont's Hockey Association.
Oberle identified other communities throughout the nation that have taken the
lead from Waterloo on celebrity auctions. She stated that this shows a
positive boost for Waterloo. Oberle also stated that on December 3, the
UpDowntowners will be hosting the Holiday Opener at the Five Sullivan Brothers
Convention Center and ran through some of the events that were planned.
Moved by Buck, seconded by Wright
to receive and file the above comments and that the Council adjourn. Motion
carried.
Larry P. Burger
Clerk/Auditor