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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989 Municipal Elections '`PEE o� ,ow ELAINE BAXTER CANDIDATE'S GUIDE ` 4:41�pkt CITY ELECTION Lo "" -- W Secretary of State NOVEMBER 7, 1989 4,11111111 �Q FOR CANDIDATES SEEKING A State of Iowa NOMINATION BY CONVENTION 4RY oc WHERE TO GET NOMINATION PAPERS-- Call, write or visit: City clerk or County Auditor's Office QUALIFICATIONS-- Candidates for election to city offices must be eligible electors of the city. An eligible elector is a person who meets all of the qualifications to register to vote whether or not the person is registered. Candidates who are seeking election from wards must be residents of the ward at the time the nomination papers are filed and at the time of the election. NOMINATIONS-- There are three methods of getting one's name on the ballot for city elections. Ask your City Clerk or County Auditor which of the following applies to your city: For Cities with nominations under Chapter 44(By Convention) Nominations are made by a convention attended by at least 10 eligible electors, including at least one eligible elector from one-half of the voting precincts in the city. For Cities with nominations under Chapter 45 (By Petition) Candidates are nominated by petition. The minimum number of signatures is based on the population of the city: Population Signatures required Less than 100 5 100 or more, but less than 3,500 10 3,500 or more 25 For Cities with Primaries or Runoff Provisions(By Petition) Candidates are nominated by petition. Each petition must include a number of signatures equal to at least 2% of the number of people who voted to fill the same office at the last regular election, but not less than 10. Note: A separate Guide is available for candidates who are seeking nomination by petition. WHERE TO FILE-- In the office of the City Clerk WHEN TO FILE-- FIRST DAY = Monday, August 28, 1989 LAST DAY = Thursday, September 21, 1989, no later than 5 p.m. No filing fees are required. CHECKLIST FOR NOMINATION CERTIFICATES 1. The convention: CHECK ATTENDANCE. Be sure that there are enough people present to meet the minimum requirements of the law: A. At least one eligible elector from half the voting precincts in the city. Check with the County Auditor or the City Clerk for this number. Number of precincts in the city = x.5 = Number of precincts represented = B. At least ten people must attend. Number attending = 2. The nomination certificate will be certified by the chairperson and the secretary of the convention. It must include all of the following information: ORGANIZATION NAME.The name of the organization may not exceed five words. OFFICE TO WHICH EACH CANDIDATE IS NOMINATED. Including: INDICATE IF TO FILL VACANCY. If a candidate is seeking election to fill a vacancy in a city office, be sure to indicate that fact on the nomination certificate. For example, FOR THE OFFICE OF: Mayor, To Fill Vacancy. CHECK WARD OR DISTRICT NUMBER. Be sure that the district number is indicated on the nomina- tion certificate, if needed. NAME OF EACH CANDIDATE NOMINATED. Be sure that each candidate's name is plainly printed or typed exactly as the candidate wishes it to appear on the ballot and in exactly the same form on the nomination certificate and on the Affidavit by Candidate. Only the candidate's name may be used; no titles may be included. PLACE OF RESIDENCE. The place of residence of each nominee must be included, with the street and number, if any. VACANCY PROVISIONS. Specify the method that will be used to fill any vacancies. COMMITTEE MEMBERS. Include the names and addresses of each member of the organization's executive or central committee. DELEGATE LIST. The name and address of each delegate or voter in attendance at the convention or caucus must be included on the nomination certificate. SIGNATURES OF CHAIRPERSON AND SECRETARY. The presiding officer and secretary must sign the certificate in front of a notary public. Their addresses must also be included. 3. Filling out the affidavit by each candidate (NOMINATION CERTIFICATES MUST BE FILED WITH AFFIDAVITS BY EACH CANDIDATE): INCLUDE OFFICE NAME AND WARD OR DISTRICT NUMBER. Be sure that the affidavit includes the name of the same office and ward or district number that appear on the nomination certificate. CANDIDATE'S NAME. The candidate's name must appear on the affidavit in exactly the same form as it appears on the nomination certificate. This must be plainly printed or typed exactly as the candidate wishes the name to appear on the ballot. Only the candidate's name may be used; no titles may be included. NOTARY REQUIRED. A notary public must be present when the candidate signs affidavit. The notary must also sign the affidavit by the candidate, include the official title--Notary Public,and impress the notary's seal. Other officers who may legally witness oaths may substitute for a notary. CANDIDATE'S SIGNATURE. The spelling of the name, including initials, should be exactly the same as the spelling of the name on the nomination certificate, and as printed on the affidavit. The candidate must sign the affidavit in front of a notary public, or other officer who is empowered to witness oaths. 4. Getting ready to He: BE SURE YOU ARE READY. Once the nomination papers have been accepted forfiling nothing can be added to them and they can not be returned. 5. Fling: AFFIDAVITS AND CERTIFICATE MUST BE FILED TOGETHER. No papers will be accepted without affidavits by each candidate and the nomination certificate. FILE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. Your nomination papers will be inspected for completeness before they are accepted for filing. If the papers do not meet minimum filing requirements, they will not be accepted for filing and will be returned. If you file early,you may have time to correct your error and to re-submit your papers. IF YOU MAIL YOUR PAPERS. Remember that your papers must be received by the City Clerk before 5 p.m. on September 21. Postmark dates don't count. THE DEADLINE IS FIVE O'CLOCK. Papers presented after 5 p.m. on September 21 will be rejected. For more information please contact: Sandra J. Steinbach Director of Elections Office of the Secretary of State Statehouse Des Moines, Iowa 50319 (515) 281-5865 (voice orTDD) or County Auditor or City Clerk NOTE: The information furnished in this pamphlet has been compiled in the office of the Secretary of State of Iowa to assist candidates and the public in meeting the requirements of Iowa's election laws. If any errors have occurred in compilation or computation, or if there have been amendments to the Iowa Code since February 10, 1989, the provisions of the Code and the Session Laws shall prevail. 1989 CITY ELECTION CALENDAR DAY AND DATE EVENT Monday CANDIDATE FILING BEGINS. August 28 First day to file with the City Clerk. Thursday CANDIDATE FILING DEADLINE. September 21 Last day to file nomination papers in the office of the City Clerk. Deadline is 5 P.M. Tuesday WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE. September 26 Last day for candidates to withdraw by filing a written,notarized request with City Clerk. Tuesday OBJECTION DEADLINE. September 26 Last day to file objections to the legal sufficiency of nomination papers or to the eligibility of a candidate with City Clerk. Monday POSTCARD VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE. October 23 Last day to postmark or deliver postcard voter registration forms for regular city election. Friday VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE. October 27 Voter registration for the regular city election closes at 5 p.m. TUESDAY REGULAR CITY ELECTION DAY. NOVEMBER 7 Polls open at 7 A.M. and close at 8 P.M. Exception: Under some conditions the polls may be opened at noon. Monday REGULAR CANVASS OF VOTES. November 13 Canvass by Board of Supervisors at 9 A.M. Thursday RECOUNT REQUEST DEADLINE. November 16 Written request for a recount must be filed in the office of the County Auditor by 5 p.m. Friday CONTEST NOTICE DEADLINE. November 17 Statement of intent to contest election must be filed with the City Clerk no later than ten days after the election. 5469012 CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATION BY CONVENTION OR CAUCUS RAU PARROTT l SONS CO.,WATERLoo.Iow, Form 153-D Chapter 44,Code of Iowa STATE OF IOWA CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATION FOR ___OFFICES (STATE,DISTRICT,COUNTY, TOWNSHIP OR MUNICIPALITY) We, the undersigned, ______ __ _ and in accordance with the law relating thereto, do hereby certify that at a of eligible electors of Iowa, representing a non-party political organization known as the held at Iowa, on the day of_________ _________, 19_____, for the purpose of nominating candidates for offices within and for , Iowa, to be filled at the election to be held____ . , 19 the following nominations were made for the offices herein designated, viz: NON-PARTY OFFICE TO BE FILLED NAME OF CANDIDATE POLITICAL RESIDENCE ADDRESS ORGANIZATION We also certify that the following provisions were made by said for filling vacancies in the nominations aforesaid: We also certify that the following are the names and addresses of each of the members of the executive or central committee appointed or elected by or representing said of said non-party political organization within and for the aforesaid_ NAMES OF MEMBERS OF SAID COMMITTEE ADDRESSES F /l�y�J a m_ cn Q F T a D o, Q 0 m N 7 co rt Q 4C 3 O o o el � 0 -f y O C S 3 Z Y m WI - 0 , a 3 n C 3 0 2 0 c w 7 Al 43 0 11 N stt re I '3ivaIaNVo SH1 A9 a311133X3 11AVQIdwV NV A9 931NVdWODDV 39 1S(1W 31V31HI12133 SIH1 3!I9nd AJD4oN •}allaq pup e6paIMou)1 sly }o Isaq eyl. of anJ.l sl awos aw 4oy. 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County, „I being duly sworn, ' (print or type) say that I reside at Street, City of County of ,in the State of Iowa (zip code); that I am a candidate for election to the office of at the election to be held on , 19 (include district, if applicable) and hereby request that my name be printed upon the official ballot for that election as provided by law. I furthermore declare that I am eligible to the office for which I am a candidate and that if I am elected I will qualify as such officer." I am aware that I am required to organize a candidate's committee which shall file an organization statement and disclosure reports if it receives contributions, makes expenditures, or incurs indebtedness in excess of$250 for the purpose of supporting my candidacy for public office. Signed: Subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me by , on this day of , 19 • Name of notary public or other officer administering oath (Seal) Official Title 0 0 T -n co m o > a 0-. _ T v . TI 3c o -n > 0 0 v 3 0 < C C Co ' 1 F. n 0 m CD 0 o nT 0 o 3 T T a n O 3. N N 0 0 . d n n m m H 0 0 Z c ° m' N en ~' o n m O' - 4, 0 0 C n > n o A 3 N a .< .0 0 PLANNING WORKSHEET CITY ELECTIONS--1989 CITY OF WATERLOO PART I: BALLOT PLANNING--OFFICES • PURPOSE: To determine which offices will appear on the ballot for the city election to be held November 7, 1989. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. OFFICE. List all offices that are filled by election, whether or not the term expires at the end of 1989. Examples of offices to include are city council member and mayor. DO NOT include any offices that are filled only by appointment (for example, city clerk) . 2 . TERM. In column 2 put the number of years (2 or 4) a person elected to a full term would serve in each office listed in column 1 . 3 . DATE TERM ENDS. In column 3 indicate the date (1/1/90 or 1/1/92) the term ex- pires. If the incumbent was elected or appointed to fill a vacancy, use the expiration date of the term the last time a person was elected to the seat for a full term. 4 . NAME OF INCUMBENT. In column 4 list the names of all persons who are currently holding the offices listed in column 1. Include the names of persons who were temporarily appointed to fill vacancies in elective offices. 5. DATE APPOINTED. If the incumbent was appointed to the office, indicate the date of the appointment in column 5. If the incumbent has been elected since initially assuming office by appointment, leave the appointment date blank. I1. 2 . 3. DATE 4. 15 . DATE OFFICE TERM TERM ENDS NAME OF INCUMBENT APPOINTED Mayor 2 1/1/90 Bernard L. McKinley 1/1/88 • At Large Council 2 1/1/90 Sammie Dell 1/1/88 At Large Council 2 1/1/90 Robert Brown 1/1/88 1st Ward Council 2 1/1/90 Dave Buck 1/1/88 2nd Ward Council 2 1/1/90 Josef Fox 1/1/88 3rd Ward Council 2 1/1/90 Rose Angel 1/1/88 4th Ward Council 2 1/1/90 Willie Mae Wright 1/1/88 5th Ward • Council 2 1/1/90 Tony Budak 1/1/88 06-Mar-89 27 PART II: BALLOT PLANNING--PUBLIC MEASURES PURPOSE: To determine whether or not public measures will appear on the city election ballot. INSTRUCTIONS: Check appropriate response to the following question: Does your city council plan to include any public mea- sures (questions) on the ballot at the November 7th regular city election? YES NO MAYBE PLEASE NOTE: Public measures must be filed in the of- fice of the County Auditor no later than 5 P.M. on Fri- day, September 22, 1989. PART III--TYPE OP NOMINATION PROCESS PURPOSE: To determine which election calendar to follow in planning elections for your city and the number of signatures needed for nomination. PLEASE NOTE: This is now required by law. See Iowa Code Sec. 376.6. (1989) INSTRUCTIONS: Mark the method your city has chosen for mak- ing nominations. For all methods other than primary elec- tions attach a copy of the ordinance mandating your nomina- tion process. Primary election Regular election, followed by runoff election, if needed _ One election only (chapter 44 or chapter 45) PART IV--POPULATION PURPOSE: To determine whether polls may be opened at noon and the number of signatures needed in cities with nomina- tions under chapter 45. INSTRUCTIONS: Check the appropriate population range for your city -- a. X 3 , 501 or greater b. _ exactly 3 , 500 c. _ 100-3 , 499 d. _ less than 100 If b, c, or d is marked, would your city prefer to have the polls opened at noon, rather than 7 A.M.? _ YES _ NO PART V--PUBLICATION PURPOSE: To determine in which newspaper(s) to publish the notice of election. INSTRUCTIONS: List the newspaper(s) in which you would like the notice of election to be published: Waterloo Courier SIGNED: - 7 ;City Clerk DATE.. 5/01/89 06-Mar-89 28 NOMINATION WORKSHEET CITY ELECTIONS--1989 FOR THE CITY OFWATERLOO PART I. TYPE OP NOMINATION: A. Nomination petitions filed Primary Regular election + runoff, if needed X Chapter 45, indicate city population: x 3, 500 or more 100-3499 less than 100 B. Certificates of nomination filed X Chapter 44 , by caucus or convention ( *no petition signatures required) PART II. OFFICE AND SIGNATURE CHART The following offices will be on the ballot this year: A. B. NUMBER TO C. SIGNATURES OFFICE TITLE BE ELECTED NEEDED* MAYOR ONE 25 2 yrs. COUNCI 11ENBER-AT-LARGE TWO 25 2 yrs. COUNCTU" NBER 1st Ward ONE 25 2 yrs. COUNCILME BER 2nd Ward ONE 25 2 yrs. COUNCIIMEP'IBER 3rd Ward ONE 25 2 yrs. COUNCI MEMBER 4th Ward ONE 25 2 yrs. COUNCIIMEMBER 5th Ward ONE 25 2 yrs. PLEASE NOTE: If an office is to appear on the ballot at this election to fill a vacancy, the nomination papers of candi- dates seeking to be elected to that office must include the words to fill vacancy on their nomination papers. This will distinguish that office from others that may have the same title but have terms that end at another time. For example: FOR THE OFFICE OF Council Member, To Fill Vacancy Prepared in the office of Secretary of State, Elaine Baxter 06-Mar-89 32 WATERLOO PCTS WARD 1 PCT 1 - Waterloo Recreation Commission, 225 Cedar St . , (West Wing, left entrance) 2 - Parkview Nursing Home , 310 Upland Dr. 3 - Number 4 Fire Station, 1200 Ansborough Ave . 4 - Central Int . School , 1350 Katoski Dr. (formerly 1350 South Hackett Road) 5 - Assembly of God Church, 738 April St . 6 - Westridge Schoo1 , 3610 Ansborough Ave 7 - MidAmerica Savings , 999 Home Plaza, (formerly Home Savings) 8 - Hoover Intermediate School , 630 Hillcrest Dr. WARD 2 1 - Irving School , 728 Hawthorne Ave . 2 - Kingsley School, 201 Sunset Rd . 3 - West High School, Ridgeway Ave . and Baltimore St . 4 - Kittrell School, Easton Ave . and Oregon St . 5 - Friendship Village, 600 Park Lane (formerly Cresthaven School) 6 - Columbus High School , 3231 W . 9th St . 7 - National Bank of Waterloo, 2532 Crossroads Blvd. 8 - Cedar Knoll Mobile Home Park, 5535 Dysart Rd. WARD 3 PCT 1 - Longfellow School, 416 Lincoln St . 2 - Burton Avenue Baptist Church, 900 Burton Ave . 3 - Logan Intermediate School, 1515 Logan Ave . 4 - #3 Fire Station, West Donald and Heath Sts . 5 - Church of Christ, 1247 Cedar Bend St . (formerly Greenbrier School) 6 - Grace Chapel, 1509 Rainbow Dr . ( formerly UAW Hall) 7 - Grace Reformed Church, 520 Maxwell St . 8 - Castle Hill School, 1700 Maynard Ave . WARD 4 PCT 1 - City Hall , 715 Mulberry St . 2 - # 5 Fire Station, 617 Nevada St . 3 - Head Start Building, Maywood School , Milwaukee St . 4 - Pinecrest, 1407 Independence Ave . , (formerly County Health Center) 5 - Antioch Baptist Church, 426 Sumner St . 6 - Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, 805 Adams St . 7 - Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, East 4th & Donald St . (formerly Roosevelt School) 8 - Grant School , 1223 Mobile St . WARD 5 PCT 1 - Our Savior' s Lutheran Church, Magnolia Pkwy. and Harwood 2 - Waterloo Recreation Center, 225 Cedar St . (East Wing, right entrance) 3 - First Baptist Church, W . 4th and Baltimore Sts . 4 - West Intermediate School , 1115 W. 5th St . 5 - Sacred Heart School , 620 W. 5th St . 6 - Lowell School , 1628 Washington St . 7 - St . Ansgar' s Lutheran Church, 1122 W. 11th St . 8 - Free Methodist Church, 1737 Cornwall Ave . 1989 Election Calendar 1989 CITIES - FOR CITIES WITH PRIMARY ELECTIONS — August 28 First day for candidates to file nomination petitions in the office of the City Clerk. (Section 376.4) August 29 First day qualified electors may make written application to the com- missioner for an absentee ballot. (Parrott Form 154) (Section 53.2) September 21 Last day for candidates to file nomination papers in the office of the City Clerk by 5 P. M. (Section 376.4) September 22 City Clerk delivers all nomination papers and full text of public measures to the Commissioner by 5 P. M. (Section 376.4) September 25 Last postmark or delivery date for postcard registration for Primary Elec- tion, if applicable. (Section 48.3) September 26 Last day to withdraw by filing a written, notarized request with the City Clerk in writing. (Sections 376.4 & 44.9 (3)) September 29 Registration closes for Primary Election at 5 P. M. County Auditor's Offices must be open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. (Section 48.11) October 6 Last day to publish notice containing a copy of the ballot. (Section 376.5) October 10 CITY PRIMARY ELECTION DAY. (Section 376.6) October 11 List of the number of special ballots cast in each precinct must be available as soon as possible. (Section 50.20) October 11 Special ballot board convenes at noon. (Section 50.21) October 12 Canvass of Primary Election votes at 1 P. M. (Section 376.7) October 13 • Persons nominated by write-in votes must file an affidavit of candidacy in the office of the City Clerk or County Auditor by 5 P. M. or write-in votes shall be disregarded. (Section 376.11) October 13 Last day to file recount requests in the office of the county auditor. (Section 50.48(7)) October 20 Statement of intent to contest election must be filed with the City Clerk no later than ten days after the election. (Section 376.10) October 23 Last postmark or delivery date for post card registration for Regular City Election. (Section 48.3) October 27 Registration closes for Regular City Election at 5 P. M. County Auditors' offices must be open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. (Section 48.11) November 3 Last day to publish notice containing a copy of the ballot for the regular city election. (Section 376.5) November 7 REGULAR CITY ELECTION DAY. (Section 376.1) November 9 List of the number of special ballots cast in each precinct must be posted by 9 A. M. (Section 50.20) November 9 Special precinct board reconvenes not earlier than noon to examine special ballots. (Section 50.21) November 13 Canvass of Regular Election if no runoff is to be held. (Section 50.24) November 16 Written request for a recount must be filed in the office of the County Auditor by 5 P. M. (Section 50.48 (1) November 17 Statement of intent to contest election must be filed with the City Clerk no later than ten days after the election. (Section 376.10) Headquarters for Dependable Election Supplies SINCE 1868 MATT PARROTT & SONS COMPANY WATERLOO , IOWA 50704 PHONE 1 . 800 . 728 . 4621 1989 Election Calendar 1989 CITIES - FOR CITIES WITH RUNOFF ELECTIONS — August 28 First day for candidates to file nomination petitions in the office of the City Clerk. (Section 376.4) August 29 First day qualified electors may make written application to the com- missioner for an absentee ballot. (Parrott Form 154) (Section 53.2) September 21 Last day for candidates to file nomination papers in the office of the City Clerk by 5 P. M. (Section 376.4) September 22 City Clerk delivers all nomination papers and full text of public measures to the Commissioner by 5 P. M. (Section 376.4) September 26 Last day to withdraw by filing a written, notarized request with the City Clerk. (Sections 376.4 & 44.9 (3)) October 23 Last postmark or delivery date for post card registration for Regular City Election. (Section 48.3) October 27 Registration closes for Regular City Election at 5 P. M. County Auditor's Offices must be open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. (Section 48.11) November 3 Last day to publish notice containing a copy of the ballot for the regular city election. (Section 376.5) November 7 REGULAR CITY ELECTION DAY. (Section 376.1) November 8 List of the number of special ballots cast in each precinct must be available as soon as possible. (Section 50.20) November 8 Special precinct board reconvenes at noon to examine special ballots. (Section 50.21) November 9 Canvass of Regular Election begins at 1 P. M. (Section 376.9) November 13 Persons nominated by write-in votes must file an affidavit of candidacy in the office of the City Clerk or County Auditor by 5 P. M. or write-in votes will be disregarded. (Section 376.11) November 13 Written request for a recount must be filed in the office of the County Auditor by 5 P. M. (Section 50.48 (7)) November 17 Statement of intent to contest election must be filed with the City Clerk no later than ten days after the election. (Section 376.10) November 20 Last postmark or delivery date for runoff election. (Section 48.3) November 27 Last day to register in person for runoff election by 5 P. M. County Auditor's offices must be open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. (Section 48.11) December 1 Last day to publish notice containing a copy of the ballot. Section 376.5 December 5 RUNOFF ELECTION. Section 376.9) December 7 A list of the number of special ballots cast in each precinct shall be made available to the public no later than 9 A. M. (Section 50.20) December 7 Special ballot board convenes not later than noon. (Section 50.21) December 11 Canvass of runoff election votes at 9 A. M. (Section 50.24) December 14 Last day to file recount requests in the office of the County Auditor. (Section 50.48 (1)) December 15 Statement of intent to contest election must be filed with the City Clerk no later than ten days after the election. (Section 376.10) Headquarters for Dependable Election Supplies SINCE 1868 MATT PARROTT & SONS COMPANY WATERLOO , IOWA 50704 PHONE 1 - 800 - 728 - 4621 1989 Election Calendar — 1989 CITIES - FOR CITIES WITH NOMINATIONS UNDER CHAPTERS 44 OR 45 — August 28 First day for candidates to file nomination petitions in the office of the City Clerk. (Section 44.4) August 29 First day qualified electors may make written application to the com- missioner for an absentee ballot. (Parrott Form 154) (Section 53.2) September 21 Last day for candidates to file nomination papers in the office of the City Clerk by 5 P. M. (Section 44.4) September 22 City Clerk delivers all nomination petitions and full text of public measures to the Commissioner by 5 P. M. (Section 376.4) September 26 Last day to withdraw by filing a written, notarized request with the City Clerk. (Section 376.4 & 44.9 (3)) October 23 Last postmark or delivery date for post card registration for Regular City Election. (Section 48.3) October 27 • Registration closes for Regular City Election at 5 P. M. County Auditor's office must be open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. (Section 48.11) November 3 Last day to publish notice containing a copy of the ballot for the regular city election. (Section 376.5) November 7 REGULAR CITY ELECTION DAY. (Section 376.1) November 9 List of the number of special ballots cast in each precinct must be posted by 9 A. M. (Section 50.20) November 9 Special precinct board reconvenes not earlier than noon to examine special ballots. (Section 50.21) November 13 Canvass of Regular Election begins at 9 A. M. if no runoff is to be held. (Section 50.24) November 16 Written request for a recount must be filed in the office of the County Auditor by 5 P. M. (Section 50.48(1) November 17 Statement of intent to contest election must be filed with the City Clerk no later than ten days after the election. (Section 376.10) Headquarters for Dependable Election Supplies SINCE 1868 MATT PARROTT & SONS COMPANY WATERLOO , IOWA 50704 PHONE 1 - 800 - 728 - 4621 COUNTY AUDITOR • AND COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS GRANT VEEDER • BLACK HAWK COUNTY DIVISION OF 316 E. 5TH STREET ROOM 210 ELECTIONS AND VOTER REGISTRATION WATERLOO, IOWA 50703-4774 PHONE 291-2430 KYLE JENSSON DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS 22 May 1989 TO: Black Hawk County City Clerks FROM: Election Office RE: Nomination Forms for November 7th Municipal Elections As promised, I have MORE information for you concerning the 1989 Municipal Elections. Within this packet you will find a nomination worksheet listing the offices and number of candidates to be elected. Please proof this information to avoid any discrepancies on your ballots. This form does not mention public measures. Remember that these must be delivered to the Election Office by the same deadline as your nomination papers. Also, if the public measure is too long to appear in its entirety on the voting machine strip, a suninary of the question must accompany it. In such a case, the entire question will be published and displayed in each precinct, and the summary will appear on the voting machine strip. The Secretary of State's office has provided a "Candidate's Guide" this year and to that I have fastened the appropriate nomination paper and affidavit of candidate. Nomination papers must be complete, in- dicating the name of the candidate as he or she wishes to have it appear on the ballot, the -candidate's address, the office sought and the date of the election. Eligible electors must complete their name (signature) , address and the date when signing the petition. The candidate must complete and sign one copy of the affidavit of candidate form, making sure that the name form and spelling are the sane as on the petitions. No titles, quotes, or parentheses are allowed. This form must be notarized. KEEP F000m FITA Ererose tG Vo•e. Page 2 22 May 1989 The affidavit of candidate form and the petitions for a candidate must be bound or stapled into a single group of papers. In cities allowing slates of candidates, only one caucus or convention form is needed for each slate, but attached to it moist be an affidavit of candidate for each candidate. If you need additional forms, or if you have questions, call the Election Office at 291-2430. Sincerely, Kyle J son, Deputy Commissioner of Elections Encs. P.S. UNUSED FORMS CAN BE RETURNED TO THIS OFFICE WHEN YOU FILE THE CANDIDATES PAPERS. x"��,',��" CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA .�+� �^•� CITY HALL • 715 MULBERRY STREET 50703 • (319)291-4325 LARRY P. BURGER CLERK/AUDITOR August 25 , 1989 Mr. Steve Pauler 636 Commonwealth Avenue Newton, MA 02159 Dear Mr. Pauler: We are in receipt of your letter requesting the names and addresses of candidates who have filed for the upcoming mayoral election scheduled for November 7, 1989 . Please be advised that candidates may begin filing election papers in our office on Monday, August 28 , 1989, with the last day to file as September 21, 1989 at 5: 00 p.m. Until the final date of filing arrives, I will not be able to supply this information. Please expect to receive the results of these filings after that date. Thank you for your inquiry, and we will be in touch with you in a few weeks. Sincerely, Michelle Temeyer Deputy Clerk/Auditor MT:nle Steve Pauler 636 Commonwealth Avenue Newton, Massachusetts, 02159 Dear Staff, I am writing to request a list of the names and addresses of the candidates that have filed for the upcoming mayoral election. 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T.CC C U U 0 U COUNTY AUDITOR AND COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS GRANT VEEDER BLACK HAWK COUNTY DIVISION OF 316 E 5TH STREET ROOM 210 ELECTIONS AND VOTER REGISTRATION WATERLOO, IOWA 50703-4774 PHONE 291-2430 KYLE IENSSON DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS 31 March 1989 TO: City Clerks, Black Hawk County FROM: Black Hawk County Election Department RE: 1989 Municipal Elections As in the past, I am sending to you a Planning Worksheet, that is designed to make sure everyone involved knows what should be on your municipal ballot. It is most helpful to look ahead and prepare this information well in advance to the deadline for filing nomination papers. PLEASE RETURN BEkURE MAY 1st, 1989. Also enclosed is a Municipal Election Calendar compiled by the Secretary of State's Office. It is quite comprehensive, and as such may anticipate some of your questions. After you have filled out and returned the enclosed Planning Worksheet form, I will compare it to our records and then send you additional information. If you should have any questions, please feel free to call me, our phone number is 291-2430. Sincerely, Kyle Jensson, Deputy Commissioner of Elections Enos. KEEP FREEDOM FIT Exercise Your RVote to Vot0 1 ELAINE BAITER, SECRETARY OF STATE 1989 IOWA ELECTION CALENDAR FOR CITIES WITH NOMINATIONS UNDER CHAPTERS 44 OR 45 AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 20 31 DAY AND DATE EVENT AND IOWA CODE SECTION Monday CANDIDATE FILING BEGINS. August 28 First day to file nomination petitions in the office of the City Clerk. [44 . 4 ] Tuesday ABSENTEE REQUESTS BEGIN. August 29 First day to submit an application for an ab- sentee ballot for the city election. File requests in the office of the County Auditor. [53 . 2] Saturday LAST DAY FOR VACANCIES. September 16 Vacancies in city offices occuring on or be- fore today must be filled at city election. [69. 12 (2) ] Thursday CANDIDATE FILING DEADLINE. September 21 Last day to file nomination papers in the office of the City Clerk. Deadline is 5 P.M. [44 . 4] Friday NOMINATIONS AND PUBLIC MEASURES DELIVERED. September 22 City Clerk delivers all nomination papers and the full text of all public measures to the County Auditor by 5 P.M. [376. 4] Tuesday OBJECTION DEADLINE. September 26 Last day to file objections to the legal suf- ficiency of nomination papers or to the eligibility of a candidate in the office of the City Clerk. [44 . 4 (3) ] Tuesday WITHDRAWAL DEADLINE. September 26 Last day for a candidate to withdraw by filing a written, notarized request with the City Clerk. [376. 4 & 44 .9 (3) ] Monday POSTCARD VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE. October 23 Last day to postmark or deliver postcard voter registration forms for regular city election. [48 . 3 ] 1 ELAINE BAXTER, SECRETARY OF STATE 1989 IOWA ELECTION CALENDAR FOR CITIES WITH NOMINATIONS UNDER CHAPTERS 44 OR 45 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 DAY AND DATE EVENT AND IOWA CODE SECTION Friday VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE. October 27 Voter registration for the regular city elec- tion closes at 5 P.M. County Auditors' offices must be open from 8 A.M. until 5 P.M. [48 . 11] . Thursday CENTRAL COUNT VOTING EQUIPMENT TESTING BEGINS . November 2 Within five days before any election at which an electronic voting system will be used to tabulate ballots in a central location, the system must be tested publicly. [ 52 . 35] Friday PUBLICATION DEADLINE. November 3 Last day to publish notice containing a copy of the ballot for the regular city election. [376 . 5] Monday VOTING EQUIPMENT TESTING COMPLETED. November 6 Precinct voting equipment testing must be com- pleted not later than twelve (12) hours before the polls open. Chairpersons of county par- ties must be notified in writing of the time of the test. [52 . 9 & 52 . 38] TUESDAY REGULAR CITY ELECTION DAY. NOVEMBER 7 Polls open at 7 A.M. and close at 8 P.M. Exception: The polls may be opened at noon in cities having populations of 3 , 500 or less and in cities of any size if there is no contest for any office on the ballot and no public measure is being submitted to the voters--un- less a petition objecting to shortened hours is received by the County Auditor. [49 . 73 (1c) ] Thursday NUMBER OF SPECIAL BALLOTS LISTED. November 9 A list of the number of special ballots cast in each precinct must be posted by 9 A.M. [50. 20] 2 ELAINE BARTER, SECRETARY OF STATE 1989 IOWA ELECTION CALENDAR FOR CITIES WITH NOMINATIONS UNDER CHAPTERS 44 OR 45 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 DAY AND DATE EVENT AND IOWA CODE SECTION Thursday SPECIAL BALLOTS CONSIDERED. November 9 Special precinct board reconvenes not earlier than noon to examine special ballots. [50. 21] Monday CANVASS OF VOTES. November 13 Canvass of votes by the Board of Supervisors begins at 9 A.M. [50 . 24] Thursday RECOUNT REQUEST DEADLINE. November 16 Written request for a recount must be filed in the office of the County Auditor by 5 P.M. [50. 48 (1) ] Friday CONTEST NOTICE DEADLINE. November 17 Statement of intent to contest election must be filed with the City Clerk no later than ten days after the election. [376 . 10] FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: THE COUNTY AUDITOR OR Sandra Steinbach IN YOUR COUNTY Director of Elections Office of the Secretary of State Capitol Building Des Moines, Iowa 50319 (515) 281-5865, voice or TDD 3 SAWICKI SON • STA e. 5 IC I SI - 15 1L FAYETTE - ETA; T, 1 8216 - (313) 5 City Clerk 715 Mulberry Waterloo, IA 50703 Dear Sirs: Please send me a list to date of the candidates and their addresses who have requested petitions or who have filed for your upcoming elections. Enclosed is a self-addressed stamped envelope for your convenience. I would be more than happy to reimburse you for any cost involved. Thanking you in advance for your cooperation. Sincerely, Kathleen Hart Director of Research KH/ps Enclosure v t Chapter 10 ELECTIONS* Art. I. In General, 44 10-1-10-11 Art. II. Wards and Precincts, §§10-12-10-97 • Art. III. Registration, 54 10-98-10-136 Div. 1. Generally, §§ 10.98-10.108 Div. 2. Commissioner of Registration, §§ 10-109-10-115 Div. 3. Registration Lists and Records, §§ 10-116-10-127 Div. 4. Procedure, §§ 10-128-10-135 ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Sec. 10-1. Adoption of nomination procedure. (a) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to designate the methods by which candidates for elective municipal offices in the City of Waterloo, Iowa, shall be nominated. (b) Nominating method to be used For the 1975 municipal election and in subsequent municipal elections of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, all candidates for elective municipal offices shall be nominated by the nonparty political organizations procedures set forth in Chapter 44 and/or the petition procedures set forth in Chapter 45 of the 1975 Code of Iowa. The method prescribed herein for nominating candidates shall remain in effect until or unless changed by ordinance. (Ord. No. 2768, §§ 1, 2, 9-22-75) Editor's note—At the editor's discretion,Ord.No.2768,nonamendatory of the Code, has been codified as superseding the former provisions of § 10-1, which provisions were similar to those now in § 10-1 and were derived from Rev. Ord. No. 1944, § 1, Comp. 1941, P. E-10. State law reference-Authority of the city to adopt the provisions of chapters 44 and 45 of the Code of Iowa,Code of Iowa 1966, § 363.16. Secs. 10-2-10-11. Reserved. - 'State law reference-Municipal election,Code of Iowa 1966, §363.8,et seq. Sapp. No.30 343 §10-12 WATERLOO CODE § 10-13 ARTICLE II. WARDS AND PRECINCTS• Sec. 10-12. Wards established;named. • The territory embraced within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, [shall]be divided into five(5)wards, to be called the First,Second,Third,Fourth and Fifth Wards,the boundaries of said wards are hereby established and defined and set out in sections 10-13 through 10-17 of this article. (Ord. No. 3173, § 2, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-13. First Ward. • The First Ward shall be all the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, hereinafter described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the westerly city limits boundary line and University Avenue and proceeding south- easterly along University Avenue to Fletcher Avenue, and proceeding south along Fletcher Avenue to Summit Avenue extended,and proceeding east along Summit Avenue extended and Summit Avenue to Moir Street, and proceeding south along Moir Street to Reber Avenue, and proceeding east along Reber Avenue to Sullivan Avenue, and proceeding south along Sulli- van Avenue to West Fourth Street, and proceeding southwest- erly along West Fourth Street to Hampshire Road, and pro- ceeding south along Hampshire Road to Berkshire Road, and proceeding east along Berkshire Road to Sheridan Road, and proceeding south along Sheridan Road to West Ridgeway Ave- nue,and proceeding east along West Ridgeway Avenue to Hill- crest Road, and proceeding north along Hillcrest Road to Mid- lothian Boulevard, and proceeding easterly along Midlothian Boulevard to Ivanhoe Road; and proceeding east along Ivanhoe Road to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding south along Kimball Avenue to East San Marnan Drive,proceeding east along East 'Editor's note—Ord.No. 3173, § 1,adopted Dec. 14, 1981,amended the Code by repealing Ord.No.2597,§§2-48,adopted May 15,1972,and set forth herein as Art.II, §§ 10-12-10-56,as amended by Ord.No. 2601, §§ 1-3,adopted June 26, 1972; Ord. No. 2610, § 1, adopted Oct. 2, 1972; Ord. No. 2784, § I, adopted Dec. 26, 1975; and Ord. No. 2791, § 1, adopted Feb. 9, 1976. New provisions relative to the same subject matter enacted in §§ 2-48 of such Ord. No. 3173 have been set forth herein as a new Art. II, §§ 10-12-10-5. . State law references-Authority of the city to establish wards,Code of Iowa 1966, § 363.7; authority to define election precincts. Code of Iowa 1966, § 49.5. Supp. No. 30 344 §10-13 ELECTIONS § 10-14 San Marnan Drive to Hawkeye Road, and proceeding south along Hawkeye Road to the city limits boundary line and pro- ceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 3, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-14. Second Ward. The Second Ward shall be all the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Fourth Street and Kimball Avenue and proceeding south along Kimball Avenue • to Forest Avenue, and proceeding east along Forest Avenue to Vermont Street, and proceeding south along Vermont Street to Hawthorne Avenue, and proceeding east along Hawthorne Av- enue to West Sixth Street, and proceeding north along West Sixth Street to First Avenue, and proceeding east along Forest Avenue to West Ninth Street, and proceeding south along West Ninth Street to Mitchell Avenue and proceeding east along Mitchell Avenue to Ohio Street, and proceeding south along Ohio Street to East Ridgeway Avenue, and proceeding east along East Ridgeway Avenue and East Ridgeway Avenue ex- tended to the centerline of the Cedar River,and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the centerline of the Cedar River to the city limits boundary line, and continuing in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to Hawkeye Road and proceeding north along Hawkeye Road to East San Marnan Drive and proceeding west along East San Marnan Drive to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding north along Kimball Avenue to Ivanhoe Road, and proceeding westerly along Ivanhoe Road to Midlothian Boulevard, and proceeding westerly along Mid- lothian Boulevard to Hillcrest Road, and proceeding southerly along Hillcrest Road to West Ridgeway "_ven.:e, r-,d proceed- ing west along W st Ridgeway Avenue t S =r .1 e: 3oud, and proceeding north along Sheridan Road to Berkshire Road, and .. proceeding west along Berkshire Road to Hampshire Road and proceeding north along Hampshire Road to West Fourth,Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Fourth Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 4, 12-14-81) r Supp. No. 30 345 §10-15 WATERLOO CODE § 10-16 Sec. 10-15. Third Ward. The Third Ward shall be all the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the city limits bound- ary line and East Airline Highway and proceeding west along East Airline Highway to Logan Avenue, and proceeding south along Logan Avenue to Parker Avenue, and proceeding south- erly along Mullan Avenue to the westerly extension of Walnut Street, and proceeding easterly along Walnut Street extended and Walnut Street to East Park Avenue, and proceeding south- westerly along East Park Avenue to the centerline of Cedar River, and proceeding northwesterly along the centerline of Cedar River to Conger Street, and proceeding southwesterly along Conger Street to Westfield Avenue, and proceeding south- erly along Westfield Avenue to Cleveland Street, and proceed- ing southerly along Cleveland Street to Main Street, and pro- ceeding northwesterly along Main Street to Upton Avenue, and proceeding westerly along Upton Avenue to Ansborough Avenue, and proceeding southerly along Ansborough Avenue to University Avenue, and proceeding westerly along Univer- sity Avenue to the city limits boundary line, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 5, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-16. Fourth Ward. The Fourth Ward shall be all the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of East Airline Highway and the city limits boundary line and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to the centerline of the Cedar River, and proceeding northwesterly along the centerline of the Cedar River to East Park Avenue, and pro- ceeding northeasterly along East Park Avenue to Walnut Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Walnut Street and Wal- nut Street extended to Mullan Avenue, and proceeding north- erly along Mullan Avenue to Logan Avenue, and proceeding north along Logan Avenue to East Airline Highway, and pro- ceeding east along East Airline Highway to the point of begin- ning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 6, 12-14-81) Supp. No. 30 346 ( §10-17 ELECTIONS § 10-18 Sec. 10-17. Fifth Ward. The Fifth Ward shall be all the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Conger Street and the centerline of the Cedar River, and proceeding southeast- erly along the centerline of the Cedar River in a clockwise direction to East Ridgeway Avenue extended, and proceeding west along East Ridgeway Avenue extended and East Ridgeway Avenue to Ohio Street, and proceeding north along Ohio Street to Mitchell Avenue, and proceeding west along Mitchell Ave- • nue to West Ninth Street, and proceeding north along West • Ninth Street to Forest Avenue, and proceeding west along Forest Avenue to West Sixth Street, and proceeding south along West Sixth Street to Hawthorne Avenue, and proceeding west along Hawthorne Avenue to Vermont Street, and pro- ceeding north along Vermont Street to Forest Avenue, and proceeding west along Forest Avenue to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding north along Kimball Avenue to West Fourth Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Fourth Street to Sul- livan Avenue, and proceeding north along Sullivan Avenue to Reber Avenue, and proceeding west along Reber Avenue to Moir Street,and proceeding north along Moir Street to Summit Avenue,and proceeding west along Summit Avenue and Summit Avenue extended to Fletcher Avenue, and proceeding north along Fletcher Avenue to University Avenue, and proceeding west along University Avenue to Ansborough Avenue, and proceeding north along Ansborough Avenue to Upton Avenue, and proceeding east along Upton Avenue to Main Street, and proceeding southeasterly along Main Street to Cleveland Street, and proceeding north along Cleveland Street to Westfield Ave- nue, and proceeding northwesterly along Westfield Avenue to West Conger Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Conger Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 7, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-18. Precincts established and named. The territory embraced within the various wards within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, [shall] be divided I Supp. No. 30 347 • §10-18 WATERLOO CODE §10-19 into precincts to be known as: The First Precinct of the First Ward, the Second Precinct of the First Ward, the Third Pre- cinct of the First Ward, the Fourth Precinct of the First Ward, the Fifth Precinct of the First Ward, the Sixth Pre- cinct of the First Ward, the Seventh Precinct of the First Ward, the Eighth Precinct of the First Ward; the First Pre- cinct of the Second Ward, the Second Precinct of the Second Ward, the Third Precinct of the Second Ward, the Fourth Precinct of the Second Ward, the Fifth Precinct of the Second Ward, the Sixth Precinct of the Second Ward, the Seventh Precinct of the Second Ward, the Eighth Precinct of the ,Second Ward; the First Precinct of the Third Ward, the Sec- ond Precinct of the Third Ward, the Third Precinct of the Third Ward, the Fourth Precinct of the Third Ward, the Fifth Precinct of the Third Ward, the Sixth Precinct of the Third Ward, the Seventh Precinct of the Third Ward, the Eighth Precinct of the Third Ward; the First Precinct of the Fourth Ward, the Second Precinct of the Fourth Ward, the Third Pre- cinct of the Fourth Ward, the Fourth Precinct of the Fourth Ward, the Fifth Precinct of the Fourth Ward, the Sixth Pre- cinct of the Fourth Ward, the Seventh Precinct of the Fourth Ward, the Eighth Precinct of the Fourth Ward; the First Precinct of the Fifth Ward, the Second Precinct of the Fifth Ward, the Third Precinct of the Fifth Ward, the Fourth Precinct of the Fifth Ward, the Fifth Precinct of the Fifth Ward, the Sixth Precinct of the Fifth Ward, the Seventh Precinct of the Fifth Ward, the Eighth Precinct of the Fifth Ward. (Ord. No. 3173, § 8, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-19. First Precinct of the First Ward described. The First Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the `^r.•itnry within tha cit.v limits; of to City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Fletcher Avenue with the centerline of Black Hawk Creek and proceeding south along Fletcher Avenue to Summit Avenue extended, and proceeding east along Summit Avenue extended and Summit Avenue to Moir Street, and proceeding south along Moir Street to Reber Avenue, and proceeding east along Supp. No. 30 348 § 10-19 ELECTIONS § 10-20 Reber Avenue to Sullivan Avenue, and proceeding south along Sullivan Avenue to West Fourth Street, and pro- ceeding southwesterly along West Fourth Street to Clough Street, and proceeding north along Clough Street to King- bard Boulevard, and proceeding westerly along Kingbard Boulevard to the most westerly intersection with Columbia Circle, and proceeding northeasterly along Columbia Circle to Euclid Avenue, and proceeding north along Euclid Avenue to Kingsley Avenue, and proceeding west along Kingsley Avenue to Drexel Avenue, and proceeding north along Drexel Avenue to Reber Avenue, and proceeding west along Reber Avenue and continuing west along the south bound- ary of Hope Martin Memorial Park to Ansborough Avenue. and proceeding north along Ansborough Avenue to the centerline of Black Hawk Creek, and proceeding north- easterly along the centerline of Black Hawk Creek to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 2597, § 9, 5-15-72) Sec. 10-20. Second Precinct of the First Ward described. The Second Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Fletcher Avenue and the south boundary line of Hope Martin Memorial Park and Reber Avenue to Drexel Avenue, and proceeding south along Drexel Avenue to Kingsley Avenue, and proceed- ing east along Kingsley Avenue to Euclid Avenue and proceed- ing south along Euclid Avenue to Columbia Circle, and pro- ceeding southwesterly along Columbia Circle to Kingbard Bou- levard, and proceeding easterly along Kingbard Boulevard to Clough Street, and proceeding south along Clough Street to West Fourth Street, and proceeding southwest along \Vest Fourth Street to Hampshire Road, and proceeding south along Hamp- shire Road to Berkshire Road, and proceeding easterly along Berkshire Road to Sheridan Road, and proceeding south along Sheridan Road to West Ridgeway Avenue, and proceeding west along West Ridgeway Avenue to Ansborough Avenue, and pro- ceeding north along Ansborough Avenue to Martin Road, and proceeding west along Martin Road to Sergeant Road, and Supp. No. 30 349 § 10-20 WATERLOO CODE § 10-22 proceeding northeast along Sergeant Road to Carrington Ave- nue, and proceeding east along Carrington Avenue to Ansborough Avenue, and proceeding north along Ansborough Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 10, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-21. Third Precinct of the First Ward described. The Third Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of University Avenue and Fletcher Avenue and proceeding south along Fletcher Avenue to Black Hawk Road, and proceeding southwesterly and west- erly along Black Hawk Road to Garden Avenue, and proceed- ing westerly along Garden Avenue to Wren Road, and proceed- ing north along Wren Road to Downing Avenue, and proceeding west along Downing Avenue to Sheerer Avenue, and proceed- ing northerly along Sheerer Avenue to Sager Avenue, and proceeding southeasterly along Sager Avenue to Linbud Lane and proceeding north along Linbud Lane to University Avenue Access Road, and proceeding northeasterly along University Access Road to University Avenue, and proceeding southeast- erly along University Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 11, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-22. Fourth Precinct of the First Ward described. The Fourth Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Midway Drive (city limits boundary line) with University Avenue and proceeding southeasterly along University Avenue to University Avenue Access Road, and proceeding southwesterly along University Avenue Access Road to Linbud Lane and proceeding south along Linbud Lane to Sager Avenue, and proceeding westerly along Sager Avenue to Sheerer Avenue and proceeding south- erly along Sheerer Avenue to Downing Avenue, and proceed- ing east along Downing Avenue to Wren Road, and proceeding south along Wren Road to Huntington Road, and proceeding Supp. No, 30 350 i Y § 10-22 ELECTIONS § 10-23 [[ east along Huntington Road to the east intersection of Wren Road and proceeding south along Wren Road to Robin Road, and proceeding east along Robin Road to Black Hawk Road, and proceeding southwesterly along Black Hawk Road to the city limits boundary line and proceeding north along the city limits boundary line to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 12, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-23. Fifth Precinct of the First Ward described. The Fifth Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Fletcher Avenue and Black Hawk Road and proceeding south along Fletcher Avenue to the centerline of the Black Hawk Creek, and proceeding southwesterly along the centerline of Black Hawk Creek to Ansborough Avenue, and proceeding south along Ansborough Avenue to Carrington Avenue, and proceeding west along Car- rington Avenue to Sergeant Road, and proceeding southwest- erly along Sergeant Road to Martin Road, and proceeding east along Martin Road to Ansborough Avenue, and proceeding south along Ansborough Avenue to West Ridgeway Avenue, and proceeding west along West Ridgeway Avenue to West Fourth Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West Fourth Street to West San Marnan Drive, and proceeding westerly along West San Marnan Drive to Sergeant Road, and proceed- ing southwesterly along Sergeant Road to Ranchero Road, and proceeding westerly along Ranchero Road to the city limits boundary line, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to the intersection with Black Hawk Road, and proceeding northeasterly along Black Hawk Road to the southerly intersection of Robin Road, and proceed- ing west along Robin Road to Wren Road. and proceeding north along Wren Road to the east intersection of Huntington Road, and proceeding west along Huntington Road to the west inter- section of Wren Road, and proceeding north along Wren Road to Garden Avenue, and proceeding east along Garden Avenue to Black Hawk Road and continuing east and northeasterly along Black Hawk Road to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. i' 3173, § 13, 12-14-81) Supp. No.30 351 § 10-24 WATERLOO CODE § 10-25 Sec. 10-24. Sixth Precinct of the First Ward described. The Sixth Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Ridgeway Avenue and Ansborough Avenue and proceeding south along Ansborough Avenue to the city limits boundary line, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to the intersection with Ranchero Road, and proceeding east along Ranchero Road to Sergeant Road, and proceeding northeast- erly along Sergeant Road to West San Marnan Drive, and proceeding east along West San Marnan Drive to West Fourth Street, and proceeding north and northeasterly along West Fourth Street to West Ridgeway Avenue, and proceeding east along West Ridgeway Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 14, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-25. Seventh Precinct of the First Ward described. The Seventh Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the ( territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Ansborough Avenue and Ridgemont Road, and proceeding east along Ridgemont Road to Loralin Drive, and proceeding north along Loralin Drive to Rachael Street, and proceeding east along Rachael Street to Colby Road, and proceeding north along Colby Road to West Park Lane, and proceeding east along West Park Lane to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding southerly along Kimbell Avenue to East San Marnan Drive, and proceeding east along East San Marnan Drive to Hawkeye Road, and proceeding southerly along Hawkeye Road to the city limits boundary line, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line, to Ansborough Avenue and proceeding north along Ansborough Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 15, 12-14-81) - Supp. No.30 352 § 10-26 ELECTIONS § 10-27 Sec. 10-26. Eighth Precinct of the First Ward described. The Eighth Precinct of the First Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Ansborough Avenue and West Ridgeway Avenue, and proceeding east along West Ridgeway Avenue to Hillcrest Road, and proceeding northerly along Hillcrest Road to Midlothian Boulevard, and proceeding easterly and northeasterly along Midlothian Boulevard to Ivanhoe Road, and proceeding easterly along Ivanhoe Road to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding southerly along Kimball Avenue to West Park Lane, and proceeding westerly along West Park Lane to Colby Road, and proceeding southerly along Colby Road to Rachael Street, and proceeding westerly along Rachael Street to Loralin Drive, and proceeding southerly along Loralin Drive to Ridgemont Road, and proceeding westerly along Ridgemont Road to Ansborough Avenue, and proceeding north- erly along Ansborough Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. (' No. 3173, § 16, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-27. First Precinct of the Second Ward described. The First Precinct of the Second Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Fourth Street and Kimball Avenue, and proceeding south along Kimball Avenue to Forest Avenue, and proceeding east along Forest Avenue to Vermont Street,and proceeding south along Vermont Street to Hawthorne Avenue, and proceeding east along Hawthorne Av- enue to West Sixth Street, and proceeding north along West Sixth Street to Forest Avenue and proceeding east along Forest Avenue to West Ninth Street, and proceeding south along West Ninth Street to Mitchell Avenue, and proceeding west along Mitchell Avenue to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding north along Kimball Avenue to Frederic Avenue, and proceeding northwesterly along Frederic Avenue to Prospect Boulevard, and proceeding northwesterly along Prospect Boulevard to West Fourth Street,and proceeding northeasterly along west Fourth Street to point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 17, 12-14-81) Supp. No. 30 353 § 10-28 WATERLOO CODE § 10-29 Sec. 10-28. Second Precinct of the Second Ward described. The Second Precinct of the Second Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Fourth Street and Prospect Boulevard, and proceeding southwesterly along Prospect Boulevard to Frederic Avenue, and proceeding • southeasterly along Frederic Avenue to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding south along Kimball Avenue to Mitchell Avenue, and proceeding east along Mitchell Avenue to Baltimore Street, and proceeding south along Baltimore Street to Cornwall Avenue, and proceeding west along Cornwall Avenue to Sioux Street, and proceeding south along Sioux Street to Terrace Drive, and proceeding west along Terrace Drive to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding south along Kimball Avenue to Ivanhoe Road, and proceed- ing west along Ivanhoe Road to Midlothian Boulevard, and proceeding south and southwesterly along Midlothian Boule- vard to Hillcrest Road, and proceeding southerly along Hill- crest Road to West Ridgeway Avenue, and proceeding along West Ridgeway Avenue to Sheridan Road, and proceeding northerly along Sheridan Road to Berkshire Road, and proceeding westerly along Berkshire Road to Hampshire Road, and proceeding north along Hampshire Road to West Fourth Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Fourth Street to the point of beginning.(Ord. No. 3173, § 18, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-29. Third Precinct of the Second Ward described: The Third Precinct of the Second Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Baltimore Street and Mitchell Avenue, and proceeding east along Mitchell Avenue to Hammond Avenue, and proceeding south along Hammond Avenue to Cornwall Avenue, and proceeding west along Cornwall Avenue to Randolph Street, and proceeding south along Randolph Street to Lorraine Avenue, and pro- ceeding west along Lorraine Avenue to West Ninth Street, and proceeding south along West Ninth Street to Locke Ave- Supp. No. 30 354 + §10-29 ELECTIONS §10-31 nue, and proceeding west along Locke Avenue to West Eighth Street, and proceeding south along West Eighth Street to Wisner Drive, and proceeding west along Wisner Drive to Easley Street, and proceeding south and west along Easley Street to Baltimore Street, and proceeding south along Baltimore Street to East Ridgeway Avenue, and pro- ceeding west along East Ridgeway Avenue to Kimball Ave- nue, and proceeding north along Kimball Avenue to Terrace Drive, and proceeding east along Terrace Drive to Sioux Street, and proceeding north along Sioux Street to Corn- wall Avenue, and proceeding east along Cornwall Avenue to Baltimore Street, and proceeding north along Baltimore Street to the point of beginning.(Ord. No. 3173, § 19, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-30. Fourth Precinct of the Second Ward described. The Fourth Precinct of the Second Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Hammond Avenue and Mitchell Avenue, and proceeding east along Mitchell Avenue to Ohio Street, and proceeding southerly along Ohio Street to East Ridgeway Avenue, and proceeding westerly along on East Ridgeway Avenue to West Ninth Street, and proceeding north- erly on West Ninth Street to Lorraine Avenue, and proceeding east on Lorraine Avenue to-Randolph Street, and proceeding northerly on Randolph Street to Cornwall Avenue, and pro- ceeding easterly on Cornwall Avenue to Hammond Avenue, and proceeding northerly on Hammond Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 20, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-31. Fifth Precinct of the Second Ward described. The Fifth Precinct of the Second Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of East Ridgeway Avenue and Kimball Avenue, and proceeding east along East Ridgeway Avenue to Baltimore Street, and proceeding north along Bal- timore Street to Easley Street, and proceeding east and north Supp. No.30 355 §10-31 WATERLOO CODE §10-33 along Easley Street to Wisner Drive,and proceeding east along Wisner Drive to West Eighth Street, and proceeding north along West Eighth Street to Locke Avenue, and proceeding east along Locke Avenue to West Ninth Street,and proceeding south and southwesterly along West Ninth Street to East San Marnan Drive, and proceeding westerly along East San Maman Drive to Kimball Avenue, and proceeding northerly on Kimball Avenue to the point of beginning.(Ord. No. 3173, § 21, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-32. Sixth Precinct of the Second Ward described. The Sixth Precinct of the Second Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of East Ridgeway Avenue and West Ninth Street and proceeding east along East Ridgeway Avenue to Hammond Avenue, and proceeding south along Ham- mond Avenue to East San Marnan Drive, and proceeding west along East San Marnan Drive to West Ninth Street, and pro- ceeding north along West Ninth Street to the point of begin- ning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 22, 12-14-81) r Sec. 10-33. Seventh Precinct of the Second Ward described. The Seventh Precinct of the Second Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the east intersection of East Ridgeway Avenue and Hammond Avenue, and proceeding east along East Ridgeway Avenue and continuing east along East Ridgeway Avenue extended to the centerline of the Cedar River, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the centerline of the Cedar River to the city limits boundary line and continuing in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to La Porte Road, and proceeding northwesterly along La Porte Road to Hess Road,and proceeding southwesterly along Hess Road to Murphy Road, and proceeding westerly along Murphy Road to Alexandra Drive,and proceeding south along Alexandra Drive to Southtown Drive, and proceeding west along Southtown Drive to Hammond Avenue, and proceeding northerly along Stipp.No.30 356 • §laa3 ELE Ham 23, 1( 214 d Avenue to the po tTIONS 81) Sec. 10. of beginning, (Or( 34' Eighth Precinct of 1'he Eighth the territory within Second ward described hin the city liof the Second Ward as follows; limits of the shall ei City of Watt East Commencing mencing at the Mar n Marnan Drive, intersection. along S Hammond to Drive, and proceeding f Hawkeye ri o slog mond Avenue to Soond utht Avenue, and procd ceedirg astrth long Alexandra to Drive to Muarive, and pr eastalo alo g Mu ndr Dr,v to Dr,ve, an ng Hess Road to La Roadd e easterly along La to He S RoaY Road, 4 Po and ong the city boundary proceeding g in ao ockwise oad o the City limitsd proCeed,ng Hawkeye Hawke direction bounds to ye 81) CZ 14 ey Road to the point of beginning ginnind, and proceeding o north 10.35. First PrecinctPrecinct of the T tort' within ec,nct of the hard Ward described. scribed the city limits Third Ward steal] nbe as follows; mits of the embrace CO City of Waterloo, the to Riehl Street the erloo, Iowa g at Street,Commencing and proceeding intersection of Street and proceeding sout east Riehl Street Fairview Avenue a, d prate East Street to A e u]an Aing venue, northeasterly orthea ter]Street o Con E East Con ing southeasterly to Wa]n and proceeding along Conge tended to IY aloe ut Street g Souther] along East Parkg Walnut Streetextended a Yon ng East park Avenueven Avenue, and proceeding S proceed- ing l and proceeding East Park the• River to Mu11a hwesterl Centerline of lthe Cedar ine of Cedar River along Avenue to venue, a d proceeding northeasterly the Cedar Stipp. more Street eats and aster] No.30 et to Thompson geed'ng northwest- . and proceed_ (. 357 §10-35 WATERLOO CODE § 10-36 ing northeasterly along Thompson Avenue to Lafayette Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Lafayette Street to the belt line of the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceeding north- easterly along the belt line of the Illinois Central Railroad to Park Road, and proceeding northwesterly along Park Road to the Waterloo Railroad, and proceeding north and westerly along the Waterloo Railroad to Fairview Avenue, and proceeding north along Fairview Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 25, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-36. Second Precinct of the Third Ward described. The Second Precinct of the Third Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Longfellow Avenue and Northey Street, and proceeding along Northey Street and Northey Street extended to the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceed- ing southeasterly along the Illinois Central Railroad to Broadway Street extended, and proceeding south along Broadway Street extended and Broadway Street to Riehl Street, and proceeding west along Riehl Street to Fairview Avenue, and proceeding south along Fairview Avenue to the Waterloo Railroad, and proceeding southeast and south along the Waterloo Railroad to Park Road, and proceeding southeasterly along Park Road to the belt line of the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceeding southwesterly along the belt line of the Illinois Central Rail- road to Lafayette Street, and proceeding southeasterly along Lafayette Street to Thompson Street, and proceeding south- westerly along Thompson Street to Sycamore Street, and pro- ceeding southeasterly along Sycamore Street to East Mullan Avenue, and proceeding southwesterly along East Mullan Av- enue to the centerline of the Cedar River, and proceeding north- westerly along the centerline of the Cedar River to Burton • Avenue extended, and proceeding north along Burton Avenue • extended and continuing north along Burton Avenue to Conger Street, and proceeding east along Conger Street to Avon Ave- nue,and proceeding north along Avon Avenue to Dawson Street, and proceeding west along Dawson Street to Burton Avenue, and proceeding north along Burton Avenue to West Parker Supp. No. 30 358 t § 10-36 ELECTIONS § 10-38 Street, and proceeding west along West Parker Street to Long- fellow Avenue, and proceeding north along Longfellow Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 26, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-37. Third Precinct of the Third Ward described. The Third Precinct of the Third Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Donald Street and Burton Avenue and proceeding easterly along West Donald Street to Logan Avenue, and proceeding south along Logan Avenue and continuing south along Mullan Avenue to Conger Street, and proceeding west and southwesterly along Conger Street to Broadway Street,and proceeding north along Broadway • Street and continuing north along Broadway Street extended to the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceeding northwesterly along the Illinois Central Railroad to Burton Avenue, and proceeding northerly along Burton Avenue to the point of be- ginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 27, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-38. Fourth Precinct of the Third Ward described. The Fourth Precinct of the Third Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Wagner Road and the • city limits boundary line and proceeding in a clockwise direc- tion along the city limits boundary line to East Airline High- way, and proceeding west along East Airline Highway to Logan Avenue, and proceeding south along Logan Avenue to West Donald Street, and proceeding west along West Donald Street to Burton Avenue, and proceeding south along Burton Avenue to the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceeding northwesterly along the Illinois Central Railroad to Northey Street extended, and proceeding west along Northey Street extended and Northey Street to Normandy Street, and proceeding north along Nor- ' mandy Street to West Donald Street, and proceeding west along • West Donald Street to Cedar Bend Street, and proceeding north along Cedar Bend Street to Broadway Street, and proceeding Supp. No. 30 359 §10-38 WATERLOO CODE §10-40 northwesterly along Broadway Street to Wagner Road, and proceeding north along Wagner Road to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 28, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-39. Fifth Precinct of the Third Ward described. The Fifth Precinct of the Third Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the city limits bound- ary line and Wagner Road and proceeding south along Wagner Road to Broadway Street, and proceeding southeasterly along Broadway Street to Cedar Bend Street, and proceeding south along Cedar Bend Street to West Donald Street, and proceed- ing east along West Donald Street to Normandy Street, and proceeding south along Normandy Street_to Northey Street, and proceeding east along Northey Street to Longfellow Ave- nue, and proceeding south along Longfellow Avenue to River- side Drive, and proceeding southwesterly along Riverside Drive to Ivy Street, and proceeding west along Ivy Street and Ivy Street extended to the centerline of the Cedar River, and pro- 1 ceeding in a counter clockwise direction along the centerline of the Cedar River to the city limits boundary line, and proceed- ing in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 29, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-40. Sixth Precinct of the Third Ward described. The Sixth Precinct of the Third Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Longfellow Avenue and West Parker Street, and proceeding east along \Vest Parker Street to Burton Avenue, and proceeding south along Burton Avenue to Dawson Street, and proceeding east along Dawson Street to Avon Avenue, and proceeding south along Avon Ave- nue to Conger Street, and proceeding west along Conger Street to Burton Avenue, and proceeding south along Burton Avenue and Burton Avenue extended to the centerline of the Cedar River and proceeding northwesterly along the centerline of the Supp. No. 30 360 M.. §10-40 ELECTIONS § 10-42 Cedar River to West Conger Street to Rainbow Drive, and proceeding west and northwesterly along Rainbow Drive to the city limits boundary line and proceeding in a clockwise direc- tion along the city limits boundary line and continuing in a clockwise direction along the centerline of the Cedar River to Ivy Street extended, and proceeding east along Ivy Street ex- tended and Ivy Street to Riverside Drive, and proceeding north- easterly along Riverside Drive to Longfellow Avenue, and pro- ceeding north along Longfellow Avenue to the point of begin- ning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 30, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-41. Seventh Precinct of the Third Ward described. The Seventh Precinct of the Third Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Rainbow Drive and Hanna Boulevard and proceeding southeasterly on Rainbow Drive to Westfield Avenue, and proceeding south and south- easterly along Westfield Avenue to Cleveland Street and pro- ceeding south on Cleveland Street to Main Street. and proceed- ing northwesterly along Main Street to Upton Avenue, and proceeding westerly along Upton Avenue to Ansborough Ave- nue, and proceeding south along Ansborough Avenue to Uni- versity Avenue, and proceeding northwesterly along Univer- sity Avenue to Falls Avenue, and proceeding east along Falls Avenue to Stephan Avenue, and proceeding north along Ste- phan Avenue to Carriage Hill Drive, and proceeding north- westerly along Carriage Hill Drive to Beverly Hills Street, and proceeding northerly along Beverly Hills Street to Maynard Avenue, and proceeding east along Maynard Avenue to Au- burn Street, and proceeding north along Atibttrn Street to Max- ine Avenue, and proceeding east along Maxine venue Fianna Boulevard, and proceeding northerly along Hanna Boulevard to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 31, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-42. Eighth Precinct of the Third Ward described. The Eighth Precinct of the Third Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed/ as follows: Supp. No.30 361 § 10.42 WATERLOO CODE § 10-43 Commencing at the intersection of Rainbow Drive and the city limits boundary line and proceeding southeasterly along Rainbow Drive to Hanna Boulevard, and proceeding southerly along Hanna Boulevard to Maxine Avenue, and proceeding west along Maxine Avenue to Auburn Street, and proceeding south along Auburn Street to Maynard Avenue, and proceed- ing west along Maynard Avenue to Beverly Hills Street, and proceeding southerly along Beverly Hills Street to Carriage Hill Drive, and proceeding southeasterly along Carriage Hill Drive to Stephan Avenue, and proceeding south along Stephan Avenue to Falls Avenue, and proceeding west along Falls Ave- nue to University Avenue, and proceeding northwesterly along University Avenue to the city limits boundary line, and pro- • ceeding north along the city limits boundary line to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 32, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-43. First Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The First Precinct of the Fourth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: f" Commencing at the intersection of East Park Avenue and (` Walnut Street and proceeding southeasterly along Walnut Street to the Chicago, Northwestern Railroad, and proceeding north- easterly along Chicago, Northwestern Railroad to Illinois Cen- tral Railroad, and proceeding southeasterly along the Illinois Central Railroad to Independence Avenue, and proceeding east along Independence Avenue to Nevada Street, and proceeding south along Nevada Street to Madison Street, and proceeding east along Madison Street to Colorado Street, and proceeding south along Colorado Street to Dubuque Road, and proceeding northwesterly along Dubuque Road to Franklin Street, and proceeding west along Franklin Street to Vinton Street, and proceeding southerly along Vinton Street to the centerline of the Cedar River and proceeding northwesterly along the cen- terline of the Cedar River to East Park Avenue, and proceed- ing northeasterly along East Park Avenue to the point of be- ginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 33, 12-14-81) Supp. No. 30 362 §10-44 ELECTIONS § 10-46 Sec. 10-44. Second Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The Second Precinct of the Fourth Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Vinton Street and Frank- lin Street and proceeding east along Franklin Street to Du- buque Road and proceeding southeasterly along Dubuque Road to Indiana Street,and proceeding south along Indiana Street to Cottage Grove Avenue, and proceeding west along Cottage Grove Avenue to Colorado Street, and proceeding south along Colorado Street to Lafayette Street, and proceeding southeast- erly along Lafayette Street to the city limits boundary line, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along with city limits boundary line to the centerline of the Cedar River, and pro- ceeding northwesterly along the centerline of the Cedar River to Vinton Street, and proceeding northeasterly along Vinton Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 34, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-45. Third Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The Third Precinct of the Fourth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Waterloo Railroad and Independence Avenue and proceeding east along Independence Avenue to the city limits boundary line, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to Lafa- yette Street and proceeding northwesterly along Lafayette Street to Colorado Street,and proceeding north along Colorado Street to Cottage Grove Avenue, and proceeding east along Cottage Grove Avenue to Indiana Street, and proceeding north along Indiana Street to Dubuque Road, and proceeding southeasterly along Dubuque Road to Waterloo Railroad, and proceeding north along the Waterloo Railroad to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 35, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-46. Fourth Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The Fourth Precinct of the Fourth Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, /// described as follows: Supp. No. 30 363 § 10-46 WATERLOO CODE § 10-48 Commencing at the intersection of Steely Street ex- tended and the Chicago, Northwestern Railroad and pro- ceeding easterly along the Chicago, Northwestern Railroad to the Waterloo Railroad, and proceeding southerly along the Waterloo Railroad to the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceeding northwesterly along the Illinois Central Railroad to Colorado Street, and proceeding north along Colorado Street to Madison Street, and proceeding west along Madi- son Street to Nevada Street, and proceeding north along Nevada Street to Independence Avenue, and proceeding west along Independence Avenue to the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceeding northwesterly along the Illinois Central Railroad to Glenwood Street, and proceeding east along Glenwood Street to Steely Street, and proceeding north along Steely Street and continuing north along Steely Street extended to the point of beginning.(Ord. No. 3173, § 36, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-47. Fifth Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The Fifth Precinct of the Fourth Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, l described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Mullan Avenue and Newell street and proceeding east along Newell Street to Ankeny Street, and proceeding south along Ankeny Street to Adams Street, and proceeding east along Adams Street to East Fourth Street,and proceeding north along East Fourth Street to Quincy Street,and proceeding east along Quincy Street to Mobile Street, and proceeding south along Mobile Street to the Chicago, North- western Railroad, and proceeding southwesterly ;along the Chi- cago, Northwestern Railroad to Walnut Street, o nd proceeding _?or`h v,._-`e--�•• ••ln.,,- W ..4 C/..n.d -.,7 ',rroM' n.'t oi:d?d to Mullan Avenue, and proceeding north on Mullan Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 37, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-48. Sixth Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The Sixth Precinct of the Fourth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Supp. No.30 364 § 10-48 ELECTIONS § 10-50 Commencing at the intersection of East Fourth Street and Waterloo Railroad and proceeding southeasterly along the Wa- terloo Railroad to Newell Street, and proceeding east along Newell Street to Linden Avenue, and proceeding south along Linden Avenue to Adams Street, and proceeding west along Adams Street to Mobile Street, and proceeding north along Mobile Street to Quincy Street, and proceeding west along Quincy Street to East Fourth Street and proceeding south along East Fourth Street to Adams Street and proceeding west along Adams Street to Ankeny Street, and proceeding north along Ankeny Street to Newell Street, and proceeding west along Newell Street to East Mullan Avenue, and proceeding north along East Mullan Avenue to East Parker Street, and proceed- • ing east along East Parker Street to East Fourth Street, and proceeding north along East Fourth Street to the point of be- ginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 38, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-49. Seventh Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The Seventh Precinct of the Fourth Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the city limits boundsary line and Moline Road and proceeding south along Moline Road to East Donald Street, and proceeding east along East Donald Street to Idaho Street, and proceeding south along Idaho Street to Newell Street, and proceeding west along Newell Street to the Waterloo Railroad and proceeding northwesterly along the Waterloo Railroad to East Fourth Street, and proceeding south along East Fourth Street to East Parker Street and proceeding west along East Parker Street to Logan Avenue, and proceed- ing north along Logan Avenue to East Airline Highway, and proceeding east along East Airline Highway to the city limits boundary line, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the city limits boundary line to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 39, 12-14-81) • Sec. 10-50. Eighth Precinct of the Fourth Ward described. The Eighth Precinct of the Fourth Wai•d shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Supp. No.30 365 §10-50 WATERLOO CODE § 10-51 Commencing at the intersection of Moline Road and the city limits boundary line and proceeding in a clockwise di- rection along the city limits boundary line to Independence Avenue, and proceeding west along Independence Avenue to the Waterloo Railroad, and proceeding northerly along the Waterloo Railroad to the Chicago, Northwestern Railroad, and proceeding westerly along the Chicago, Northwestern Railroad to Steely Street extended, and proceeding south along Steely Street extended and Steely Street to Glenwood Street, and proceeding west along Glenwood Street to the Illinois Central Railroad, and proceeding northwesterly along the Illinois Central Railroad to Mobile Street, and proceed- ing north along Mobile Street to Adams Street, and proceed- ing east along Adams Street to Linden Avenue, and pro- ceeding north along Linden Avenue to Newell Street, and proceeding east along Newell Street to Idaho Street, and proceeding north along Idaho Street to East Donald Street, and proceeding west along East Donald Street to Moline Road, and proceeding north along Moline Road to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 40, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-51. First Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The First Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Ansborough Avenue and Upton Avenue and proceeding east along Upton Avenue to Main Street, and proceeding southeasterly along Main Street to Cleveland Street, and proceeding north along Cleveland Street to Westfield Avenue, and proceeding southeasterly along Westfield Avenue to the centerline of the Black Hawk Creek, and proceeding southwesterly along the centerline of the Black Hawk Creek to Fletcher Avenue, and proceeding north along Fletcher Avenue to University Avenue, and proceeding west along University Avenue to Ansborough Avenue, and proceed- ing north along Ansborough Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 41, 12-14-81) Supp. No. 30 366 ( Y §10-52 ELECTIONS § 10-53 ` Sec. 10-52. Second Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The Second Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Conger Street and the centerline of the Cedar River, and proceeding southeast- erly along the centerline of the Cedar River to West First Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West First Street to Elm Street, and proceeding west along Elm Street to Sulli- van Avenue, and proceeding south along Sullivan Avenue to Reber Avenue, and proceeding west along Reber Avenue to Moir Street,and proceeding north along Moir Street to Summit Avenue, and proceeding west along Summit Avenue and along Summit Avenue extended to Fletcher Avenue, and proceeding north along Fletcher Avenue to the centerline of the Black Hawk Creek, and proceeding northeasterly along Black Hawk Creek to Westfield Avenue, and proceeding northwest along Westfield Avenue to West Conger Street, and proceeding north- east along West Conger Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 42, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-53. Third Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The Third Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Sullivan Avenue and Denver Street,and proceeding southeasterly along Denver Street to West Third Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Third Street to Baltimore Street, and proceeding southeasterly along Baltimore Street to West Fourth Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Fourth Street to Western Avenue and proceeding southeasterly along Western Avenue to West Fifth Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Fifth Street to Allen Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Allen Street to West Fourth Street, and proceeding northeast- erly along West Fourth Street to Wellington Street, and pro- ceeding northwesterly along Wellington Street to West Third Street and proceeding northeasterly along West Third Street to Supp.No.30 367 §10-53 WATERLOO CODE § 10-55 Washington Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Wash- ington Street to West First Street, and proceeding southwest- erly along West First Street to Elmwood Street,and proceeding westerly along Elmwood Street to Sullivan Avenue, and pro- ceeding southwesterly along Sullivan Avenue to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 43, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-54. Fourth Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The Fourth Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Sullivan Avenue and Denver Street, and proceeding south along Sullivan Avenue to West Fourth Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West Fourth Street to Kimball Avenue and proceeding south along Kimball Avenue to Forest Avenue, and proceeding east along Forest Avenue to Vermont Street, and proceeding south along Vermont Street to Hawthorne Avenue, and proceeding east along Hawthorne Avenue to West Sixth Street and proceeding north along West Sixth Street to Forest Avenue, and proceed- ing east along Forest Avenue to West Ninth Street, and pro- ceeding north along West Ninth Street to Johnson Street and proceeding northwesterly and westerly along Johnson Street to West Sixth Street, and proceeding north and northwesterly along West Sixth Street to Locust Street, and proceeding along Locust Street to West Fifth Street, and proceeding southwest- erly along West Fifth Street to Western Avenue, and proceed- ing northwesterly along Western Avenue to West Fourth Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West Fourth Street to Bal- timore Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Baltimore Street to West Third Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West Third Street to Denver Street, and proceeding northwest- erly along Denver Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 44, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-55. Fifth Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The Fifth Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Rupp.No.30 368 § 10-55 ELECTIONS § 10-56 Commencing at the intersection of West First Street and the centerline of Cedar River and proceeding southeasterly along the centerline of Cedar River to West Tenth Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West Tenth Street to Wash- ington Street,and proceeding northwesterly along Washington Street to West Eighth Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West Eighth Street to Johnson Street, and proceeding northwesterly and westerly along Johnson Street to West Sixth Street,and proceeding north along West Sixth Street to Locust Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Locust Street to West Fifth Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Fifth Street to Allen Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Allen Street to West Fourth Street, and proceeding northeast- erly along West Fourth Street to Wellington Street, and pro- ceeding northwesterly along Wellington Street to West Third Street, and proceeding northeasterly along West Third Street to Washington Street,and proceeding northwesterly along Wash- ington Street to West First Street, and proceeding northeast- erly along West First Street to the point of beginning.(Ord. No. 3173, § 45, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-56. Sixth Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The Sixth Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the intersection of West Tenth Street and the centerline of the Cedar River and progressing southeast- erly along the centerline of the Cedar River to West Eigh- teenth Street, and proceeding southwesterly along West Eigh- teenth Street to Williston Avenue, and proceeding westerly along Williston Avenue to Johnson Street, and proceeding north- westerly along Johnson Street to West Eighth Street, and pro- ceeding northeasterly along West Eighth Street to Washington Street, and proceeding southeasterly along Washington Street to West Tenth Street,and proceeding northeasterly along West Tenth Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 46, 12-14-81) CSupp. No.30 368.1 §10-57 WATERLOO CODE § 10-97 Sec. 10-57. Seventh Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The Seventh Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the territory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, described as follows: Commencing at the intersection of Johnson Street and West Ninth Street and proceeding southeasterly along John- son Street to Williston Avenue, and proceeding easterly along Williston Avenue to Washington Street, and proceeding south- easterly along Washington Street to Ohio Street, and proceed- ing southerly along Ohio Street to Byron Avenue, and proceed- ing easterly along Byron Avenue to Ohio Street, and proceeding southerly along Ohio Street to Mitchell Avenue, and proceed- ing westerly along Mitchell Avenue to West Ninth Street, and proceeding north along West Ninth Street to the point of be- ginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 47, 12-14-81) Sec. 10-58. Eighth Precinct of the Fifth Ward described. The Eighth Precinct of the Fifth Ward shall embrace the terri- tory within the city limits of the City of Waterloo, Iowa, de- scribed as follows: �. Commencing at the intersection of West Eighteenth Street and the centerline of the Cedar River, and proceeding in a clockwise direction along the centerline of the Cedar River to East Ridgeway Avenue extended, and proceeding west. along East Ridgeway Avenue extended and East Ridgeway Avenue to Ohio Street, and proceeding north along Ohio Street to Byron Avenue, and proceeding westerly along Byron Avenue to Ohio Street, and proceeding northerly along Ohio Street to Wash- ington Street, and proceeding northwesterly along Washington Street to Williston Avenue,and proceeding easterly along Williston Avenue to West Eighteenth Street, and proceeding northeast- erly along West Eighteenth Street to the point of beginning. (Ord. No. 3173, § 48, 12-14-81) Secs. 10-59-10-97. Reserved. Supp.No.30 368.2 ' §10-98 ELECTIONS §10-100 ARTICLE III. REGISTRATION• DIVISION 1. GENERALLY Sec. 10-98. "Elections" defined. As used in this article the word "elections" shall be held to mean general, municipal, special, school, or primary elections, and shall include state, county, and municipal elections. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 4, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) Sec. 10-99. State law adopted; applicability. There is hereby established for the city the plan of per- manent registration for voters as provided by Chapter 48 of the Code of Iowa, and all of the provisions of said Chapter 48 are hereby adopted and made applicable to this article to the same extent as if each section of the chapter was set out in full herein, and such plan of registration shall be used at all elections hereafter held within the city at which regis- tration of voters is required. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 2, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—Authority of city to adopt the provisions of Chapter 98 of the Code of Iowa, Code of Iowa 1966. § 48.22. Sec. 10-100. Certificate of registration: Prerequisite to vot- ing; form; approval; entry on record. (a) Before any person desiring to vote receives a ballot from the judge or is permitted to enter the voting machine, he shall sign a voter's declaration of eligibility as provided in section 49.77 of the Code of Iowa, except that the voter's declaration shall also include the following statement: "I am lawfully registered in said precinct and county under the Iowa permanent registration law." (b) The voter's declaration of eligibility shall constitute a certificate of registration for the purposes of this chapter pro- vided he has otherwise complied with section 49.78 of the Code of Iowa. *State law references—Registration of voters, Code of Iowa 1966, § 47.1. et seq.; permanent registration, Code of Iowa 1966, § 98.1, et seq. ( Supp.No.30 368.3 § 10-100 WATERLOO CODE § 10-101 (c) The certificate of registration shall be approved by a judge or clerk of election if the signature of the voter on the certificate of registration and the signature on the regis- try list appear to be the same. However, if the city uses duplicate registration lists prepared by electrical, mechanical or similar data process, the certificate of registration shall be approved by a judge or clerk of the election if the person signing the certificate of registration and the person on the registry list appear to be the same. The voter shall present this certificate to the judge in charge of the ballots or the voting machine as proof of his right to vote. After voting, the voter shall present his certificate of registration to the judge or clerk in charge of the register of election, who shall make entry as provided in section 10-119. The certificates shall be arranged in alphabetical order after the close of the election, placed in envelopes provided for that purpose, and returned to the city clerk as commissioner of registration. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 24, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.21. Sec. 10-101. Officers and employees to take oath. Before entering upon his duties, each officer or clerk pro- vided for in this article, in whatever capacity, shall subscribe to an oath in such form as provided by the city attorney. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 22, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) Stipp. No.30 368.4 ! § 10-102 ELECTIONS § 10-109 \\\ Sec. 10-102. Expenses to he shared by the city and the coun- ty; appropriation of funds by the city. The cost of material, equipment and labor for the installa- tion and maintenance of the permanent registration system shall be shared equally by the county and the city, and the council and the board of supervisors shall allocate from the general fund of the city or county sufficient funds, based upon the estimate prepared by the commissioner of registra- tion and subject to the approval of the council or board. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 23, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.18. • Sec. 10-103. Offenses enumerated; penalty. Any officer or employee who shall wilfully fail to perform or enforce any of the provisions of this article, or who shall unlawfully or fraudulently remove any registration card or record from its proper compartment in the registration rec- ords, or who shall wilfully destroy any record provided by this article, or any person who shall wilfully or fraudulently register more than once, or register under any but his true name, or votes or attempts to vote by impersonating another who is registered, or who wilfully or fraudulently registers in any election precinct where he is not a resident at the time of registering, or who adds a name or names to a page or pages, or who violates any of the provisions of this article, shall be guilty of an offense, and upon conviction, shall be punished as provided in section 1-8. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 21, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48-16, which declares the enumerated offenses to be a felony. Secs. 10-104-10-108. Reserved. DIVISION 2. COMMISSIONER OF REGISTRATION* Sec. 10-109. Clerk to be commissioner; powers and duties gen- erally. The clerk is hereby appointed and designated the commis- sioner of registration and he shall have all the powers and C 'State law reference—Office of commissioner of registration created in cities of over ten thousand population, Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.1. 369 § 10-109 WATERLOO CODE § 10-116 perform all of the duties required of him by the laws of the state relating to such office. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 3, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) Sec. 10-110. General authority over registration; employment of assistants; providing supplies. The commissioner of registration shall have complete charge of the registration of all qualified voters within this city; he shall appoint such deputies and clerks as may be necessary from the two (2) political parties receiving the highest vote at the last general election. The number of such deputies and clerks for all registration places, other than full or part-time employees of tha clerk's office, shall be equally divided be- tween the members of the two (2) political parties; these appointments shall be subject to the approval of the council. The commissioner of registration shall provide such printed forms and blanks as may be ne'essary, together with such other supplies and equipment as are necessary to properly carry cut the provisions of this article. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 5, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) Secs. 10-111-10-115. Reserved. DIVISION 3. REGISTRATION LISTS AND RECORDS* Sec. 10-116. Generally; original and duplicate registration lists; lists of new registrants; furnishing to coun- ty chairmen. (a) The commissioner of registration shall provide for an original list of qualified voters, indexed alphabetically, which shall be kept at the office of the commissioner of registration in a place and in such manner as to be properly safeguarded. The list shall be known as the "original registration list" and shall not be removed from the commissioner's office except upon order of court. A second list, to be known as the "dupli- cate registration list" shall be prepared by the commissioner 'State law reference—Registration lists and records, Code of Iowa 1966, §48.6, et seq. 370 • § 10-116 ELECTIONS § 10-117 from the original registration list. The duplicate registration list shall be open to public inspection at all reasonable times, and duplicate lists shall be prepared upon request for the county chairman of any political party polling in excess of two per cent (2%) of the popular vote in the city in the last general election. The list shall include the name, the address, the precinct number, and the party affiliation of such voters. (b) The commissioner of registration shall also prepare lists of newly registered voters, indicating the name, address, precinct number and party affiliation of such voters. The lists shall be prepared weekly from the first day of July until the fifteenth day of September and daily thereafter except Sat- urdays and Sundays during the calendar months preceding any general election, until registrations are closed for that election. The lists shall be available to public inspection at all reasonable times and duplicate lists shall be prepared upon request for the county chairman of any political party polling - in excess of two per cent (2%) of the popular vote in the jurisdiction in the last preceding general election. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 6, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, i 48.5. Sec. 10-117. Registration records; form and contents. For the purpose of expediting the work of the commissioner of registration, for uniformity, and for preparation of ab- stracts and other forms in use by the election boards, the registration records shall be in a form substantially as follows: (a) Suitable card index devices shall be provided. There shall also be provided suitable index cards of sufficient facial area to contain in plain writing and figures the data required thereon. The following information con- cerning each applicant for registry shall be printed or typed on the card: (1) Ward. (2) Election precinct. (3) If a man: 371 § 10-117 WATERLOO CODE § 10-117 a. The name of the applicant, giving surname and Christian names in full. b. Residence, giving name and number of the street, avenue, or other location of the dwell- ing, and such additional clear and definite description as may be necessary to give the exact residence of the applicant. c. Date of birth. d. Term of residence in the United States; in the state; in the county; in the precinct. e. Nativity. f. Citizenship; if naturalized, the date of papers and court; also the date of naturalization of parents. g. Date of application for registration. h. Signature of voter. The applicant, after regis- tration, shall be required to sign his name on both the original and duplicate registration lists, extent that the signature shall required only on the original registration list where the duplicate registration list is prepared by electrical, mechanical, or similar data process. i. Social security number, if any. (4) If a woman: a. The information requested shall be the same as for males, with such additional information as may be necessary to determine the qualifi- cations of the applicant for registration. Pro- vided, that, after such original registration, whenever any change of name shall occur, due to marriage or divorce, such applicant shall not be allowed to vote until she has reregis- tered; and after such reregistration, the pre- vious registration card shall be removed from the files. (5) Party affiliation; no party, if preferred. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 7, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, $48.6. 372 M1 4 § 10-118 ELECTIONS § 10-119 Sec. 10-118. Removal notices: Form; execution; validation of registration; when voter who has moved may vote. Removal notices shall be provided for the use of any regis- tered voter moving to a new location. Removal notices shall provide space for the previous address of the voter, the ad- dress of the exact location to which he is moving, and his signature. Any written notification from the voter containing the required information and signature shall be sufficient to validate his registration. If the commissioner of registration receives written notification of removal from any registered voter and the notification does not contain the required infor- mation, the commissioner shall immediately mail to the voter at his last known address notice that his registration is de- fective. Upon receipt of any valid removal notice, but not later than ten (10) days before any election, the commissioner of registration shall make entry of any change on the original and duplicate registration Iists and the voter shall be qualified ( to vote in the new election precinct. Any voter who changes his residence within ten (10) days preceding an election shall be entitled to vote in the precinct where he is registered. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, S 8, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.7. Sec. 10-119. Election register: Form; contents; preparation; use. The commissioner of registration shall compile and shall deliver to the judges of election in each precinct, the duplicate registration list of the vnters in that precinct, which shall be known as the election register. The register shall contain the name and address of every registered voter in that elec- tion precinct, indexed by street and house number, or alpha- betically by surname, together with a space following each name in which shall be recorded the words "voted," or "not voted," the date, and if a primary election, the party, as the case may be; also a spare for remarks in which shall be re- corded any challenges, affidavits or other information as may be required. The entry of the words `voted" or "not voted," 373 § 10-119 WATERLOO CODE § 10-120 challenge, affidavit, or ether information, shall be made by the judges of the election immediately after approving the certificate of registration. Duplicate registration lists may be prepared by electrical, mechanical or similar data process. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 9, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law- reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.8. Sec. 10-120. Maintenance of registration list: Inquiry to reg- istered voter: challenge; rights of voter. (a) For the purposes of preventing fraudulent voting and for eliminating excess names, following the close of registra- tion or at any other time as may be deemed necessary, the commissioner of registration may send by mail to any voter whose name appears on the original registration list, a notice bearing a statement substantially as follows: "You are hereby notified that your name and address ap- pear on the original registration list as shown on the opposite side of this card. If there is any mistake in the above name and address, present this card at the office of the Commissioner of Registration, No. City Hall, for correction on or before _ _____-:_..._ 19 The return of this card by the post office to the Commissioner of Registration will be accepted as evidence on which to challenge your vote on election day. Commissioner of Registration" (b) Upon the return by the post office of any such notice, the commissioner of registration shall, and at other times may, direct an authorized clerk to check upon, in person, the name and address of any voter, and if said voter is found to have removed from the address as recorded on the original registration list, the commissioner of registration shall cause . to be entered on the election register of the proper precinct, in the proper space opposite the said voter's name, the word "challenged." No one so challenged shall be permitted to vote except by complying with all the provisions applicable to the proving of challenges. The commissioner shall make a positive 374 .. § 10-120 ELECTIONS § 10-122 effort to maintain the registration lists as accurately as pos- sible so as to reflect the actual qualified registered voters in the city. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 10, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.9. Sec. 10-121. Removal of names of deceased persons from reg- • istration lists. It is the mandatory duty of each local registrar and deputy registrar of vital statistics to provide the commissioner of registration of the city with a certified list of the names and last known addresses of all persons of legal age who have died in his county. Such lists shall be delivered monthly by the tenth. The commissioner of registration shall, upon receipt of such report. examine the original registration list and duplicate registration list and shall remove therefrom, to an inactive file, the registration cards of all registered per- sons certified as deceased. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 11. Comp. 1941, r,. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, S 48.10. Sec. 10-1.22. Purge of registration lists; grounds; annual reg- istration reports. (a) At the close of each calendar year, clerks-of registration shall check the original registration list for the purpose of eliminating excess names and, to that end, they shall examine the election registers, and whenever it appears that a regis- tered voter has not voted at least once in four (4) calendar years wherein elections ore held, the voter's card shall be taken from the original and duplicate registration list.; and placed in a transfer file and a printed postal card notice of that fact with the information that his vote has been chal- lenged. and that the voter must reregister to remove the chal- lenge, shall be sent to the last known address of the voter. (b) When removal notices are received by the registration clerks, they shall examine the signatures and compare them with the original and, if they are not similar, a postal card notice specifying a refusal to transfer for that cause, shall be sent to the applicant at the new address given. 375 - § 10-122 WATERLOO CODE § 10-128 $.> (c) The commissioner of registration shall make, on the first day of August of each year, a report to the secretary of state showing the number of registered voters by party af- filiation for his jurisdiction. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 19, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.14. Secs. 10-123-10-127. Reserved. DIVISION 4. PROCEDURE Sec. 10-128. Time and manner of registration; oath of appli- cant; when reregistration required; applicants unable to write. (a) The commissioner of registration, or a duly authorized clerk acting for him, shall, up to and including the tenth day next preceding any election, receive the application for regis- tration of all such qualified voters as shall personally appear for registration at the office of the commissioner or at any other place as is designated by him for registration, who then are, or on the date of election next following the day of making the application, will be entitled to vote. Any qualified voter who applies for registration shall subscribe to the following affidavit: "APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION I do solemnly swear or affirm that I am a resident of the _ ..__ precinct, - __ ward or town- ship, city or town of , county of Iowa. I have been a resident of the state of Iowa for at least six months, of said county for at least sixty days, and of said precinct for at least ten days. I am lawfully eligible to vote in said state, county, and precinct. If applicant had a prior address outside this county the'following information is required: My prior address was in county, state of I am affiliated with the party. 376 § 10-128 ELECTIONS § 10-129 Being duly sworn, I will fully and truly answer all questions asked of me with regard to my name, place of residence, date and place of birth, qualifications as a voter, and my right to register and vote under the laws of this state. I understand that any false statement in this declara- tion is a criminal offense punishable as provided by law. Signature of Applicant Address" (b) Upon being sworn, the applicant shall answer such questions as are required, and the clerk shall fill out the form which the applicant shall sign, and the applicant shall not be required to register again for any election; however, failure to vote at least once in four (4) calendar years wherein elec- tions are held shall operate as a challenge, and shall require the applicant to reregister. (c) In case a qualified voter is unable to write his name, he shall be required to make a cross, which shall be certified by the signing of the name of the applicant by the registration clerk taking the application. A qualified voter who is unable to sign Ills name shall not be permitted to mail or hand in removal notices allowed by this article, but must appear in person to secure a removal of his name to his new voting precinct. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 12, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966. 48.11. Sec. 10-129. Disabled or absent voters. Any person entitled to register to vote who is permanently disabled by sickness or otherwise, or who will be absent from the election precinct until after the next succeeding election, may, up to and including the tenth day next preceding an election, apply in writing to the commissioner of registration who shall thereupon forward to such voter duplicate registra- tion cards which shall be executed by the voter before a notary 377 § 10-129 WATERLOO CODE § 10-130 public and returned to the commissioner of registration. If the registration cards are properly executed and show that the voter is duly qualified, then the cards shall be placed in the registration lists. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 17, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, § 48.12. • Sec. 10-130. Permanent and branch locations for registration; hours of operation; when branch locations to be established; registrars. (a) The commissioner of registration shall establish a per- manent registration place in the office of the clerk or else- where in the city hall. The permanent registration place shall be open at all times as are other city offices and at such other times as the branch registration places are open as provided in this section. (b) In any county, where permanent registration applies, the county auditor shall establish a permanent registration place in the office of the auditor or elsewhere in the court- house. The permanent registration place shall be open at all times when other county offices are open. The permanent reg- istration place shall also be open at least two evenings from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., and at least one Saturday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., during the thirty-day period preceding any election for which registration is required. (c) The county auditor shall further establish at least one branch registration place in every city, town, and township under his jurisdiction that has a population of one thousand or more during the thirty-day period prior to the closing of the election register for any election for which registration is required. Such branch registration places shall be open during the evening hours upon such days and upon such Saturdays as the auditor determines will be a convenience to the eligible voter required to register pursuant to this chapter. (d) Any person who resides in a town or township in which a branch registration place is not maintained, may register at the, nearest branch registration place or the permanent reg • - istration place. 378 § 10-130 ELECTIONS § 10-130 (e) The city clerk shall establish at points within the city a sufficient number of branch registration places at least thirty (30) days prior to the close of the election register for any election for which registration is required. Such branch registration places shall be open during the evening hours upon such days and upon such Saturdays as the city clerk deter- mines will be a convenience to the eligible, voter required to register pursuant to this chapter. (f) The county auditor and city clerk shall give notice of the places and times such branch registration places will be open by publication in a newspaper of general circulatior within the respective county or city at least one week prior to the first time such branch registration places will be open. (g) If petitioned by one (1) or by both of the official county chairmen of the two (2) political parties polling the highest vote in the jurisdiction at the last preceding general election, the commissioner of registration shall establish at least two (2) branch registration places in the city, taking into consideration the convenience of the voters. If petitioned by one (1', or by both of the official county chairmen of the two (2) political parties polling the highest vote in the jurisdiction at the last preceding general election, the commissioner shall provide for additional branch registration places for each ten thousand (10,000) inhabitants in the jurisdiction in excess of thirty thousand (30,000) and for such additional branch reg- istration places as the commissioner deems necessary. Any petition mentioned in this section must be received by the commissioner not later than the fifteenth day of August pre- ceding any general electicn. The commissioner shall designate the location of the branch registration places not later than the first day of September following the receipt of a petition. (h) All branch registration places shall be opened the first Monday in October preceding any general election, and shall remain open Monday through Friday from 12:00 noon Until 8:00 p.m., and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. for one (1) week. (i) The commissioner of registration shall appoint two (2) persons to act as deputy registrars in each branch registration 379 § 10-130 WATERLOO CODE § 10-131 place. The appointments shall be made from lists supplied for that purpose by the official county chairman of the two (2) political parties polling the highest vote in the jurisdiction at the last preceding general election. Such lists shall be provided not later than the fifteenth day of August preceding the ap- pointments. The commissioner shall appoint one (1) deputy • from each list for each branch. Such appointments shall be • made not later than the fifteenth day of September following the receipt of the lists. Where the county chairmen fail to provide lists by the date specified in this section, the commis- sioner shall make such appointments to persons known to be registered as members of the appropriate political party. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 13, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, 48.26. Sec. 10-131. Mobile deputy registrars: Appointment; author- ity; identification; compensation. (a) The commissioner of registration shall appoint at least six (6) persons for each ten thousand (10,000) inhabitants, or major fraction thereof, within his jurisdiction as mobile dep- uty registrars. An equal number of these appointees shall be appointed from lists supplied for that purpose from the county chairmen of the two (2) political parties polling the highest vote in the jurisdiction in the last preceding general election. The list of appointees as submitted to the commis- sioner of registration shall be made available to the party chairmen of the two (2) parties receiving the highest votes • at the preceding election for secretary of state. • (b) Mobile deputy registrars are authorized to secure reg- istration of eligible voters anywhere in the jurisdiction of the commissioner of registration and shall make such reports of new registrations and changes as the commissioner of registration requests and shall take an oath of office admin- istered by the commissioner of registration. (c) Mobile deputy registrars shall be appointed before the first of August preceding any general election and the ap- pointments shall expire when registration closes for that elec- tion. Mobile deputy registrars shall serve without compensa- tion from any source. 380 § 10-131 ELECTIONS § 10-132 (d) The commissioner of registration shall furnish to each mobile deputy registrar proper registration forms which shall be numbered and accounted for by the mobile deputy registrar to the commissioner of registration. There shall be provided on said form a space for the signature of the mobile deputy registrar who shall sign same and identify himself with ap- propriate identity papers or badge provided by the commis- sioner sioner of registration in the piesence of the voter and a copy of said voter registration form shall be given to the voter as a receipt of the fact that he is duly registered. The mobile deputy registrar shall be a person of known good character who has reached the age of majority and who is familiar with the registration laws of the state and shall be trained by the commissioner of registration in a manner he deems adequate. It shall be unlawful for any mobile deputy registrar or any registrar to refuse to register any eligible voter and any such refusal is a criminal offense punishable as provided by law. The mobile deputy registrar must be a resident of the county wherein he is appointed. It shall be the duty of the secretary of state to designate a suitable voter registration form for the purpose of this section. A list of the persons registered under this section shall be made available weekly to the county chairman of each of the two (2) major political parties for the purpose of challenge. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 14, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, §, 48.27. Sec. 10-132. Training sessions for deputy registrars; attend- ance or other qualifications required. Before the first day of August preceding any general elec- tion, the commissioner of registration shall hold at least one (1) training session for mobile deputy registrars. Before the first day of October preceding any general election, the com- missioner of registration shall hold at least one (1) training session for the deputy registrars who will serve at branch registration places. No person shall qualify as either a mobile or branch deputy registrar unless he attends at least one (1) 381 § 10-132 WATERLOO CODE § 10-135 such training session during the year in which he is to serve, or is otherwise determined by the commissioner to be quali- fied. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371. § 15, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) Sec. 10-133. Compensation of deputy registrars. Deputy registrars shall serve without pay. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 16, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) Sec. 10-134. Closing of election register; time during which voters may not be registered. The commissioner of registration shall have nine (9) full days between the last day of registration, and election day to perfect his election registers and, for that purpose, nine (9) days before any election day shall be days upon which voters may not register. During these nine (9) days, the com- missioner shall complete the election registers and, on the day before election day, he shall deliver them as required by law to each election precinct. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 18, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa 1966, §48.13. Sec. 10-135. Challenges by individuals: Procedure; determina- tion; appeal. Any person may challenge a registration at any time by filing a written challenge with the commission of registra- tion. The commissioner of registration shall immediately give five (5) days' notice of a hearing by registered or certified mail to the challenger and the person challenged. If the per- son challenged fails to appear, his name shall be removed from the registration list. However, if the person challenged notifies the commissioner prior to the date set for the hearing that he is unable to appear on the date specified, the commissioner may reschedule the hearing. At such hearing the commission- er shall hear such evidence as he deems to have probative value. The person challenged shall be required to sign an affi- davit as provided in section 10-128, and may then be ques- tioned concerning his voting residence and qualifications. In 382 § 10-135 ELECTIONS § 10-135 all cases the commissioner shall decide the right to the entry of registration under the evidence. Either party may appeal to the district court of the county, and a date for the hearing shall be fixed, and the decision of such court shall be final. (Rev. Ord. No. 2371, § 20, Comp. 1941, p. R-6) State law reference—For similar provisions, see Code of Iowa, 1956, § 48.15. 383 [The next page is 409] . -