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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/24/1975City Hall, Waterloo, Iowa REGULAR SESSION March 24, 1975 - 7:00 P.M. The City Council of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, met in Regular Session in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in said City at 7:00 P.M. on March 24, 1975 Mayor Rooff in the Chair. Present: Councilmen Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm. Absent: None. Councilman Calvin J. Geiger offered the invocation. 67436 - Moved by Wilharm, seconded by Roehr that the Agenda, as amended, for the Regular Session of March 24, 1975 at 7:00 P.M., be accepted and approved. Motion carried. 67437 Moved by Getty, seconded by Geiger that the Minutes of the Regular Session held March 17, 1975 at 7:00 P.M. be approved. Motion carried. 67438 Moved by Roehr, seconded by Getty that the proof of publication of the Notice of Public Hearing on Proposal to Sell Real Estate in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, known as Disposal Parcel No. C-3 in the Westfield - Virden Urban Renewal Area, Project No. R-7, 311 Maplewood Street, as fully described in the said notice published in the Waterloo Daily Courier on February 20, 1975, to Richard Lee and Martha L. Stoner and Elsie N. Stoner, be received and placed on file. Motion carried. 67439 The Mayor announced the time had arrived to hear objections, if any, and asked if anyone present wished to be heard or make objection, or if any written objections had been filed with the Clerk. No one appeared to object orally, and the City Clerk reported there had been no written objections placed on file. After public hearing and no objections having been made or filed, it was moved by Wilharm, seconded by Roehr that Resolution No. 23790, a resolution approving the sale of Disposal Parcel No. C-3 in the West- field -Virden Urban Renewal Area, Project No. Iowa R-7, and authorizing the execution of the necessary contract for sale of land for private redevelopment and deed, be adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67440 Moved by Roehr, seconded by Wilharm that the proof of publication of the Notice of Public Hearing on Proposal to Sell Real Estate in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, known as Disposal Parcel No. 26(p) in the Logan Avenue Urban Renewal Area, Project No. Iowa R-2, 400 Iowa Street, as fully described in the said notice published in the Water- loo Daily Courier on February 20, 1975, to the Family Service League, be received and placed on file. Motion carried. 67441 The Mayor announced the time had arrived to hear objections, if any, and asked if anyone present wished to be heard or make objection, or if any written objections had been filed with the Clerk. No one appeared to object orally, and the City Clerk reported there had been no written objections placed on file. After public hearing and no objections having been made or filed, it was moved by Getty, seconded by Wilharm that Resolution No. 23791, a resolution approving the sale of Disposal Parcel No. 26(p) in the 67441 - (Continued) Logan Avenue Urban Renewal Area, Project No. Iowa R-2, and author- izing the execution of the necessary contract for sale of land for private redevelopment and deed, be adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67442 - James Redden of Amvet Post No. 19 presented to the City of Waterloo a Bennington Flag which carries the symbol of 1776 of seven white strips and six red strips, being the reverse of the American Flag of today. Moved by Roehr, seconded by Wilharm that the Bennington Flag be re- ceived and placed on file with thanks to the Amvet Post No. 19. Motion carried. 67443 - Charles A. McDonald, 729 Longfellow Avenue, recited Section 7-33 of the Animal Control Ordinance, stated he disagreed with the City At- torney's interpretation that this meant three years from the date of altering or spaying, and requested the Council to direct the City Clerk to provide these licenses upon request and to provide a refund to those persons who were charged a license fee; also, that action be taken immediately as on April 1st the license fees become delinq- uent, and a penalty will be added, and presented a written copy to the Council. Moved by Wilharm, seconded by Roehr that the above request be recei- ved and placed on file. Motion carried. 67444 - A discussion followed on the intent of the Animal as to years qualifying for forgiveness of license dogs and cats, setting a fixed period of time for deferment of penalties on delinquent license fees ance was clarified. Moved by Getty, seconded by Berdell that any penalties becoming due on April 1, 1975, be deferred and this Section 7-33 of the Animal Control Ordinance referred to the City Attorney for his interpreta- tion and drawing of an amendment if necessary. Control Ordinance fee on altered forgiveness, and until the ordin- Motion carried. 67445 - Moved by Roehr, seconded by Wilharm that the communication from the City Engineer, transmitting a petition from Donald G. Catchpool, 129 Lichty Blvd., et al, representing 38% of the assessable frontage, to reject the Orange Sanitary Sewer Project, be received and placed on file. Motion carried. 67446 - Donald Catchpool, 129 Lichty Blvd., stated the petition for rejection of the Orange Sanitary Sewer Project was circulated after the last meeting; reasons against the project were their systems were working fine and others felt the price was too high as they were informed last year it would be $7.00 to $8.00 and now $17.33, the new figure including $5.00 for a new road; and asked where they stood as to percentage. He was informed this was figured on property owner, 45 signatures represented 45 individual properties and was 3870. Questions were raised as to the feasibility of sewer only without new road surfacing and future problems. Mary Jane Shafer, 116 Lichty Blvd., brought out what would happen if tiles were stopped up and the laws were enforced as they should be as to drainage. March 24, 1975 3 67446 - (Continued) Clark Lichty reported if septic tanks went bad on Kimball Avenue, they could never hook on to the sanitary sewer. Martin Kunz, 171 Sidehill Drive, said the sewer was needed, as the smell was bad and conditions were unsanitary. He felt the cost would not get cheaper. Paul Perrin supported the Program and felt this was an opportunity to get the sewer at present prices. Orville Hamer reported on the original sewer system, installation of pipe 80 rods down with concrete protection, 23 septic tanks are hooked on with no one being disatisfied. Vern Hood, 156 West Orange Road, favored the sewer to go down the center of the street and a discussion followed on street against easements. William Hertzer, 138 Lichty Blvd., felt the people on his street were in trouble with seepage problem, frozen pipes, etc. Bill Shirk stated the City already had the easements for sewer but City Engineer Radue said the sewer couldn't be constructed where there were telephone poles, etc. and Clark Lichty stated the ease- ments were16' . Charles Meyeroon, 144 West Orange Road, noted the cost was only 30G difference. Bonnie Manfull, 144 Lichty Blvd., asked if 8" tile would be big enough as her sump pump. was running all the time and was told ground drainage was going into sewer. Martin Kunz inquired if the $17.33 price could be lower and Mayor Rooff said it could be. Obtaining easements and refusal were discussed and City Attorney Smith said the City could take them by condemnation which would take three weeks to a month. Don Wagner, 6114 Kimball Avenue, asked if the petition for rejection was denied, if his street could be separated and left out of the pro- gram and Mayor Rooff seriously doubted if good judgement was used that it could be left out, that maybe something could be worked out as there would be less a hardship by coming out on the side. Councilman Getty asked if bids were received and were too high if they could be rejected, and was told they could be. Mayor Rooff said another meeting would be held before a contract was let. Moved by Getty, seconded by Keller that the petition be denied on the grounds that the 45 signatures did not represent 50%. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the motion carried. 67447 Moved by Getty, seconded by Wilharm that the communication from the City Engineer, transmitting a request from Wendell Lockard Construc- tion, Inc., 901 Black Hawk Road, for permission to construct a 35' curb cut for the Turnkey III Elderly Facility at 225 West Ridgeway Avenue, as shown on the attached plat, and recommending approval subject to the provisions of his letter, be received, placed on file, recommendations approved and permission granted in accordance there- with at no cost to the City. Motion carried. March 24, 1975 - 4 - 67448 - Mayor Rooff recognized Boy Scout Troop 116 Black Hawk School who was in attendance at the Council Meeting. 67449 - Moved by Geiger, seconded by Keller that the communication from the City Engineer, transmitting a request from the United States Post Office, 415 Commercial Street, for permission to construct a 36' curb cut in the 200 block of West Third Street, as shown on the at- tached plat, and recommending approval subject to the provisions of his letter, be received, placed on file, recommendations approved and permission granted in accordance therewith at no cost to the City. Motion carried. 67450 - Moved by Wilharm, seconded by Lichty that the communication from the City Plan and Zoning Commission, transmitting the request of Youngblut Construction Company for the Council on its own motion to rezone from "A-1" Agricultural District to "M-1" Light Industrial District part of Section 12-88-13, a triangle located 1,000' east of and parallel to LaPorte Road between Cedar Terrace Drive and East Shaulis Road, as shown on the attached plat and legally described in Exhibit "A", and recommending approval, be received, placed on file, recommendations approved, date of hearing set as April 14, 1975 at 7:00 P.M. and the Clerk instructed to publish the necessary notice. Motion carried. 67451 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Lichty that the communication from the City Plan and Zoning Commission, transmitting the request of Young- blut Construction Company for the Council on its own motion to re- zone from "A-1" Agricultural District to "R -4,R -P" Planned Residence District approximately 80 Acres in SZ of SW, of Section 18-88-12, located on north side of East Orange Road and east of Dysart Road, as shown on the attached plat and legally described in attached Exhibit "A", and site development plan, and recommending approval, be re- ceived, placed on file, date of hearing set as April 14, 1975 at 7:00 P.M. and the Clerk instructed to publish the necessary notice. Motion carried. 67452 - City Plan and Zoning Administrator stated a parking restriction could be put on this property at the time of sale. Moved by Wilharm, seconded by Berdell that the communication from the City Plan and Zoning Commission, transmitting a request from Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses for permission to erect a new church on property in the Logan Avenue Urban Renewal Area, Project No. Iowa R-2, located on the northeast corner of Newell Street and Highway No. 63, as shown on the attached plat and legally described in Exhibit "A", together with (1) a letter from the Community Devel- opment Administrator stating an offer of purchase of said property has been made and will be submitted to the Council for a hearing, and (2) a site development plan with off-street parking and proposed access limited to an entrance only on Newell Street and a combined entrance and exit on Ricker Street, approved by said Commission, be received, placed on file, and said request, site development plan and access points, approved. Motion carried. 67453 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Geiger that the communication from the Property Administrator, transmitting a request from The Morris Plan Company of Iowa for reconveyance of Lot 125 and West ten (10) feet of Lot 124, Pleasant View Addition, deeded to the City of Waterloo on 5/21/69 for future backage road, subject to return to the City at no cost when needed, be received, placed on file and Resolution No. 23792, fixing the time and place of hearing as April 21, 1975 at 7:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm.voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. March 24, 1975 - 5 - 67454 City Attorney Smith reported if there has been an auto salvage opera- tion on the property then they are still qualified to continue an auto salvage business and are still entitled to operate a salvage yard and if requirements are met then a license should be granted. Moved by Keller, seconded by Getty that the report of the Assistant City Attorney on determination of zoning of an auto salvage opera- tion located at Franklin and Short Streets, a part of SWC of NE4 of 29 -89N -12W, as a non -conforming use in a R-1 zone, referred to him under Council Action #67416 of 3/17/75, be received, placed on file and approved. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: Lichty and Roehr. Absent: None. Mayor declared the motion carried. 67455 - Hugh Field, Attorney for Ronald J. Hurley, stated the license would expire in sixty days. Moved by Getty, seconded Ly Berdell that the following application and bond for Automobile Salvage Yard License, together with necessary fee, be received, placed on file, approved and license granted, sub- ject to requirements of the ordinance governing same: Ronald J. Hurley, Franklin Street and Short Street (part SW4 of NE 4 29 -89N -12W. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Roehr and Wilharm. voted Aye. Nay: Lichty. Absent: None. Councilman Roehr voted Aye.subject to being _cleaned up in sixty dayse Mayor declared the motion carried. 67456 Moved by Getty, seconded by Berdell that the communication from the Associated Insurance Advisors, Inc., Insurance Consultants, recom- mending that the City of Waterloo renew its Scheduled Property Floater Insurance for Recreation Center Art Objects and Musical In- struments, with The Home Insurance Company at the same premium as the previous policy, be received, placed on file and approved. Motion carried. 67457 - Northeast Iowa Crime Commission Director Kilman reported the money for the communication equipment was budgeted in 1973 as part of Council Action on narcoticgrant for 1974, there was a change as there was a overage in the budget, which was rebudgeted and last year premission was received to shift money to permit acquisition of the communication equipment. He stated (1) the specifications were drafted by the communications Division of Iowa General Service Admin- istration, Des Moines, (2) the grant was on a 90 state - 10 local basis, (3) when the Council approved the narcotic budget for 1974, the cash outlay was approved the contract amount would be $12,000 to $13,000 with City to participate in an estimated amount of $1,200, (4) the equipment was for short range. Councilman Roehr raised a point of procedure that a meeting of the Public Safety Committee was not called. Moved by Roehr, seconded by Lichty that this communication equipment - Police Department program be referred to the Public Safety Committee. Mayor Rooff stated a yes vote would be "go back to the Safety Com- mittee". Ori roll call, Berdell, Lichty, Roehr, and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: Geiger, Getty and. Keller. Absent: None. Mayor declared the motion carried. Public Safety Committee Chairman Wilharm called a meeting on Thursday morning, March 27, 1975 at 8:00 A.M. March 24, 1975 - 6 - 67458 - Gene Bernstein President of Firefighters Local #66, stated State Legislature was employees could live outside of the City, a prec- edent had been set by the farthest distance, the Fire Department had an immediate call back squad, and his Local Union opposed' the five mile residency limit. Mayor Rooff questioned the service to the public if every employee of the Police and Fire Department lived outside of the City, he supported the five mile limit and being able to reach an employee on a no -toll phone. Moving on an acreage within five years of retirement was discussed and Jerry Leeper stated the Council had the power to vote any variance to the policy. 67459 67460 67461 The question of Personal Days was were covered. Mayor Rooff stated that under the old union contract he felt if some were getting this guidelines. raised and if all City employees the intent was all City employees, it meant the day shift only; but benefit all should if meeting the - Moved by Keller, seconded by Berdell that the communication from the Personnel Director, transmitting recommended residency requirement to be included in the City Personnel Policy adopted under Council Action #67421 of 3/17/75, be received, placed on file, approved and Resolution No. 23793, establishing said residencey requirement, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty and Roehr voted Aye. Nay: Wilharm. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. - Moved by Getty, seconded by Roehr that the communication from Mayor Rooff, transmitting an "Assurance Form and Permission to Enter Upon Land, Emergency Flood Control, Public Law 99, 84th Congress" in connection with temporary tie -off for the Stage One A flood levy at Forrester Avenue at no cost to the City, be received, placed on file, approved and Resolution No. 23794, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute said form in behalf of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. - Moved by Roehr, seconded by Lichty that Permit No. 75-65-S for Sani- tary Sewer Extension for Ridgview Addition, in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, from the Iowa Department of Environmental Quality, subject to certain conditions and requirements, be received and placed on file. Motion carried. 67462 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Roehr that the communication from the Property Administrator, transmitting an Easement dated 2/18/75 from Ralph E. Russell Trust, The Waterloo Savings Bank, Trustee, in con- nection with a sanitary sewer line for the John Deere Engine Plant Trunk Extension, Contract No. 184, be received, placed on file, ap- proved and accepted, and the City Clerk instructed to have same recorded. Motion carried. 67463 - Moved by Wilharm, seconded by Roehr that the communication from the City Plan and Zoning Commission, transmitting Preliminary Plat of Fourth Addition to Southridge, in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, Re- port of the City Engineer, Engineer's Certificate of Survey, Deed of Dedication, said Commission's Resolution of Approval, be received, placed on file and Resolution No. 23795, approving the Preliminary Plat of Fourth Addition to Southridge, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. March 24, 1975 - 7 - 67464 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Geiger that the communication from the City Plan and Zoning Commission, transmitting Preliminary Plat of Cedar Crest, in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, Report of City Engineer, Deed of -Dedication, and said Commission's Resolution of Approval, be received, placed on file and Resolution No. 23796, approving the Preliminary Plat of Cedar Crest, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67465 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Wilharm that the communication from the City Plan and Zoning Commission, transmitting Preliminary Plat of Cedar Terrace Fifth Addition, in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, Report of City Engineer, Letter from Iowa Natural Resources Council, Deed of Dedication, and said Commission's Resolution of Approval, be re- ceived, placed on file and Resolution No. 23797, approving the Pre- liminary Plat of Cedar Terrace Fifth Addition, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67466 - Housing and Rehabilitation Administrator Parsons reported one of the difficulties of his Department was lack of knowledge of accounting procedures required by HUD. That the fee of Lindell, Sylvester & Lindell, CPAs, was much less than hiring a part time employee and would be paid by HUD. Moved by Wilharm, seconded by Lichty that the communication from the Housing and Rehabilitation Administrator, transmitting a Contract for Accounting Services dated 3/12/75 with Lindell, Sylvester & Lindell, CPAs, York, Nebraska, in connection with the Department of Housing and Rehabilitation Projects IA -50-1, IA -50-2, IA -50-3, and recommending approval, be received, placed on file and Resolution No. 23798, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, approving and confirming a contract for accounting services in connection with the Department of Housing and Rehabilitation Projects IA -50-1, IA -50-2, IA -50-3, as allowed and budgeted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67467 - An Ordiance amending Ordinance No. 2644, known as the Traffic Ordin- ance of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, by repealing Subsection (93) of Section 541, increasing speed limits in certain areas, and by enacting lieu thereof new Subsection (93) of Section 541, increasing speed Limits in certain areas, was read by the Clerk. 'Moved by Roehr, seconded by Geiger that the rules_ requiring ordinances to be read in full on three separate days be suspended, that said ordinance be recorded as having passed its first, second and third readings, and be now placed on its final adoption. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the motion carried. 67468 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Berdell that Ordinance No. 2734, an Ord- inance amending Ordinance No. 2644, known as the Traffic Ordinance of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, by repealing Subsection (93) of Section 541, increasing speed limits in certain areas, and by enacting in lieu thereof new Subsection (93) of Section 541, increasing speed limits in certain areas, be adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the ordinance adopted. March 24, 1975 - 8 - 67469 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Geiger that Resolution No. 23799, a reso- lution approving the minutes of the Waterloo Commission on Human Rights for their meeting held March 6, 1975, in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, be adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67470 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Roehr that Resolution No. 23800, being a Resolution fixing date for a meeting on the proposition of the issuance of not to exceed $574,500 of Airport Bonds and providing for publication of notice thereof, be adopted, said date being set for April 14, 1975. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67471 - Moved by Keller, seconded by Berdell that Resolution No. 23801, BILLS, be adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67472 - Moved by Roehr, seconded by Wilharm that the communication from Mayor Rooff, submitting for Council approval the appointment of Mrs. Mimi Kingsbury, 334 Progress Avenue and Paul Brasch, 1037 Rachael Street, to serve as members on the Northeast Iowa Area Crime Commission, be received, placed on file and approved. Motion carried. 67473 - Moved by Roehr, seconded by Berdell that the communication from Mayor Rooff, submitting for Council approval the reappointment of Reverend Percy Burt, Willie R. Allen and George Meeks to serve as members of the Waterloo Commission on Human Rights for three year terms to ex- pire on January 12, 1978, and the appointment of Jean Small, 826 Arizona Street to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. Warren Nash with term to expire January 12, 1976, be received, placed on file and approved. Motion carried. 67474 - Moved by Roehr, seconded by Wilharm that the communication from the Solid Waste Management Commission requesting an additional per capita assessment of 4.6 cents ($3,474.52) to finance operation cost until July 1, 1975, be received, placed on file and approved. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Keller, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: Getty and Lichty. Absent: None. Mayor declared the motion carried. 67475 - Mayor Rooff reported that the HUD people denied the previous budget submitted. Housing and Rehabilitation Administrator Parsons stated $25.000 had been cut, mainly travel and legal fees, with the legal work to be done by the City Attorney and moving office to City Hall. Jim Porter raised questions on the cutting of the budget Rooff reported the HUD team came here and made the cuts, out the budget cuts the City would not receive any money, people are saying we have asked for things which are not and the City has been using their money this long so now start using its own money. A change in the lease was dis the landowner to assume more of the responsibilities. March 24, 1975 and Mayor that with - the Federal allowable it should cussed and -9- 67476 - Moved by Wilharm, seconded by Roehr that the communication from the Housing and Rehabilitation Administrator, submitting a resume be- tween the budget proposed by former Low -Rent Housing Commission and new budget submitted by the City Department of Housing and Rehabili- tation, together with new budget, and requesting approval, be re- ceived, placed on file and Resolution No. 23802, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, approving and confirming an operating budget for the Department of Housing and Rehabilitation of the City of Waterloo for Projects IA -50-1 and IA -50-2, said budget being for an eighteen month period, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67477 Moved by Roehr, seconded by Lichty that the communication from the Finance Director, reporting Lester Artherholt has retired from the Accounting Department of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, as of March 13, 1975, and is entitled to 40 working days of sick leave, based on 80 days of accumulation, for a sum of $1,312.00, and two weeks vacation, making a total sum of $1,640.00, be received, placed on file and Resolution No. 23803, authorizing payment accordingly, adopted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the resolution adopted. 67478 Moved by Getty, seconded by Geiger that the communication from the Electrical Inspector, transmitting a letter from Iowa Public Service Company for removal and replacement of certain street lights at various locations in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, be received, placed on file and Resolution No. 23804, ordering removal and replacement of said lights, be adopted: Remove d 1 - 400 watt Mercury wood pole, south Comp any 1 - 400 watt Mercury #2 0 Removal 1 - 400 watt #2 0 1 - 175 watt Street; 175 watt #63; 175 watt Mercury Vapor, 2nd Street; 175 watt Mercury Vapor, Street; 175 watt Mercury Vapor, Avenue (Access Road); 175 watt Mercury Vapor, Mercury Vapor,wood pole and 2 - 175 watt Mercury Vapor, end of Nevada Street near National By -Products Vapor, wood pole, Wagner Road and old Highway Vapor, wood pole Mercury Vapor, wood pole Mercury Vapor, wood pole wood pole wood pole , Wagner Road and old Highway , Maple Street and Barclay , Ansborough Avenue and Highway , Commercial Street and West , Cedar Street and West 2nd wood pole, Chalmers Street and University wood pole, Sager Avenue and Fluer Drive. Replacement 1 - 175 watt Mercury Vapor, wood pole, Highway 412 and LaPorte Road with 1 - 400 watt unit. On roll call, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Berdell abstained. Mayor de- clared the resolution adopted. 67479 - Mayor Rooff reported that all Departments are to submit travel re- quests for Council approval and a discussion followed on limiting the number allowed to attend a function. Moved by Roehr, seconded by none that the following requests for permission to -attend functions on the dates and at the locations March 24, 1975 - 10 - 67479 - (Continued) designated, with expenses allowed not to exceed the amounts shown, be received, placed on file, approved with restriction that only one City Plan and Zoning Commissioner instead of two and the Admin- istrator be permitted to attend the American Society of Planning Offical.Arnual Meeting, and permission granted accordingly: From Attend Location Dates Expense Conway Civic Center Director Two City Plan & Zoning Commissioners and Administrator District Meeting of International asso- ciation of Auditor- ium Managers Kansas City Missouri American Society of Vancouver, Planning officials Canada Annual Meeting March 31 $325.00 thru April 3, 1975 in- clusive April 13 $450.00 thru 17, each 1975, in- clusive Mayor declared the motion died for lack of second. 67480 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Berdell that the above requests be ap- proved and granted as submitted. On roll call, Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Kel]er and Wilharm voted Aye. Nay: Lichty and Roehr. Absent: -None.- Mayor declared ehe motion carried. 67481 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Berdell that the following application, together with doctor's certificate and approval of Chief of Police, for taxicab driver's license, be received, placed on file and the license granted: Ronald W. Uhlenberg, 1027 Lafayette Street Joyce A. Simon, 313 Western Avenue, Cedar Falls John N. Simon, 313 East Western Avenue, Cedar Falls Motion carried. 67482 - Councilrhan Getty stated he has received several phone calls report- ing several estalishments selling alcoholic beverages to minors and permitting minors to serve same. Mayor Rooff replied from now on a letter would be sent from the Mayor's office to each establishment approved for issuance of a license for beer and beer and liquor sales 67483 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Geiger that the applications and fees as shown on the attached sheet for various Beer Permits and/orfer &Liquor Licenses as designated, at the locations shown, in the City of Water- loo, Iowa, be, and the same are hereby approved for the issuance of said Permits and/or Licenses, that the approval be endorsed on the applications and forwarded with fees and/or certififed fee receipts to the Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department, and duplicate copies of applications, be received, placed on file, and Resolution No. 23805, approving the applications, be adopted. BEER PERMIT APPLICATIONS Class "B" Best Foods of Waterloo, Inc. dba Mr. Steak Restaurant, 2936 University Avenue Class "C" The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc., 3808 University BEER & LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS Class "C" George Lorenz dba Porky's Red Carpet, Inc., 1449 Newell Street Wanda A. Abbe dba The Colony Club, 612 Maynard William Leonard Denkinger dba Bill's 218 Tap, 4014 University Avenue March 24, 1975 67483 - (Continued) SUNDAY SALES PERMIT APPLICATION - CLASS "C" BEER & LIQUOR George Lorenz On roll call, Wilharm voted resolution ad dba Porky's Red Carpet, Inc., 1449 Newell Street Berdell, Geiger, Getty, Keller, Lichty, Roehr and Aye. Nay: None. Absent: None. Mayor declared the opted. 67484 - Moved by Getty, seconded by Geiger that Binder No. 42145-1 to Boiler and Machinery Insurance Policy No.MN-8320384 from The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company for the Police Training Cen- ter, expiring Noon of April 21, 1975, be received and placed on file. Motion carried. 67485 - Moved by Roehr, seconded by Wilharm that the report of the City At- torney, advising that the bonds filed with the City Clerk up to the close of business on March 24, 1975, as shown on the list attached to said report, have been approved by him, be received, placed on file, and the report and bonds approved. Motion carried. 67486 - Moved by Geiger, seconded by Berdell that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. Katherine Gibbs, City Clerk March 14, 1975