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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07.07.2025 Council Regular Session Minutes - Affidavit THE COURIER AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION Jury 7.2025 The city Ccuncll of the City of Wa- terloo,Iowa.met In REG t/LAR SES- SION of Hamld E.Getty Council Chambers,Watehco,3owa,a,5:30 Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier ii o,M ruday,July 7,2025. 6915 Chancellor Drive Rad Call. Ma Cuentln Har,In the Chair.Roll Call:Mr.Rcesen. Mr.Nichols, Ms. Cedar Falls 50613 c eight°"-smith,Mr.limen and Me. Wilder,Ms.Creighton-Smith and Me (319)291-1400 WIMer;olnZoom.Mr Ohllee and Mr.Feuss w.were absent, Prayer or Moment of Silence. State of Florida, County of Broward, ss: Pledge°f Allegiance,Jnn°Chl�a, Wald 1 C1 Alle member. Appreval of Agenda as purposed or mended, Anjana Bhadoriya, being first duly sworn, deposes and says: That NichclslSlm°n (s)he is a duly authorized signatory of Column Software, PBC, duly thattheagendaas dalts.ramended.rn re- Ing s—Idraddi numbers 2 and 25losbe consltl cts-ye,c ,sty, authorized agent of Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier, a publication that Motic,_,iad"°'°e"te-Ayes:Fi"a. is a'legal newspaper"as that phrase is defined for the city of Cedar Approyal°t I r of the June 16. 2025 regular Council Session,and s I Falls,for the County of Black Hawk, in the state of Iowa,that this the June op—d2025,orame amended. affidavit propose affidavit is Page 1 of 5 with the full text of the sworn-to notice set NbhbelSlmon that theminutes of the June 16.2025, forth on the pages that follow, and that the attachment hereto Wegular Sescon and June 27,2026, SpeGel Session,as proposed,le.I,- provedcontains the correct copy of what was published in said legal °°"eta-Ayes:Fi"°Mt,I°° ed. newspaper in consecutive issues on the following dates: PUBLIC COMMENTS The fallowing Individuals commented n yahcus subjects, Aare,Stacey Re be Is 411 Almond PUBLICATION DATES: Megan Rutter,9 lH Cl ou g Jul. 22, 2025 Mr.8eesen commented that he was disappointed,o see that ,here ware NOTICE ID: JaWQ4pX9CCV5aH7Cwd1s onwith$firesrofdig,ofireworks' o1he�with$30,000 of damage and the S5,000.He asketl Chief Ounce, PUBLISHER ID: COL-IA-602561 to11._.°hare fireworks°ails for NOTICE NAME: 07.07.2025 Council Regular Session Minutes Chief ounean shared the number of Publication Fee:$1047.28 call s for servwe relating to the 4th of July holldWe shared that no ci,a- Ilonswere Issued,and the depadment was extremely nusyo"erthe weekend, Naha &Adol ya Re added that the d apartment is down t°udaen°vicars between i,;ude3.mII- Itary tleplaymant,and retire merits, (Signed) `\ ..... Pt�llvlllll/q4� SHERI SMITH Mrr Stm'isseuetlslloned why citations 9f _ Notary Publt-Stets of Florida Chief Du noun explained that he had '+ not yet had an opportun;hat t°review Commission#HH269383 the calls. O` �P 3� Expires on Mey 3l,zezfi VERIFICATION %,EpFF Mayor ad enaen aged Individuals //IllgplPP\� to contact their slate representatives regarding fireworks. State of Florida Ms.Creighton-Smith ce n then of County of Broward in an teed t°hays a peel°°'hen°d and=Ides wnlcn wood neap with the oyemr_,i at the Gates Park Pool. SlmonMlohols Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me on this: 07/24/202 nniteepuIl,c°mme„a�°eyt,e- Ayes',Flve.Mohan carried. CONSENTAGENDA NicholslSlmon V had e I following items on the con. ant agenda be ri—ed and placed on Ills, nclutling the payment of bills Notary Public Notarized remotely online using communication technology via Pro f. 07.07.2025 Council Regular Session Minutes - Page 1 of 5 bills for June 23.2025,In the amount of 2025. Exp:05/3V2026. ambulance each year,but we are not,we $2,824,268.70. June 30, 2025, In the are bonding. amount of $4,016,763.77. and July 7, Motion to approve the appointment of Jen- b'A pplebee's Nelghborhood Grill& Bar, 2025,In the amount of$6,674.243.95 be n6fer MCCeefrom the current Civil Service 2780 Crossroads Boulevard,Class C w! received and placed on Elle.Roll Call vote- List to the position of Hausinq Coordinator Sunday Sales (Ownership Update) Exp: Roll Call vote-Ayes Five.Motion carried. Ayes:Five.Motion carried. in the Housing Authority,effective July 7, 0612N026. Resolution adopted and upon approval by 2025. Mayor assigned No.2025- Mr Boesen requested items 2 and 25 be G. BP 'Fuel, 127 Jefferson Street,Class con sldered separately. Motion to approve the appointment of Sa- E wlSunday Sales (Renewal) Exp: Bills Payment.Finance Committee Invoice flafl Elahl to the position of Traffic Opera- 0512912026. Summary Report,acopyof which is on file tions Director in the Public Works Depart- Consent Agenda Item No.25 in the office of the City Clerk. ment,effective July S.2025. d.Buramba. LLC. 1010 E. Mitchell Ave- Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. nue,Class C wlSunday Sales,(New)Exp: Resolution adopted and upon approval by Motion to approve the appointment of 0411412026. Boesen/Nichols Mayor asslgnetl No.2025.377. Isaac schimmeis from the current Civil Service List to the position of Equipment e.Edo's Sports Bar, 110 E. 11th Street, to deny Recycdng Yard License application Resolution authorizing an exception to Operator 11 in the Street Department,et- Class C wlSunday Sales(Renewal)Exp: of tJlzkowAuto Reclers,Inc.1720 Black the City of Waterloo's Purchasing Policy, fective July B.2025,conditioned on pass- 0510712026. Hawk Road.Roll Caccyyl vote-Ayes:Five.Mo- to approve the purchase of one 2025 Tyyppe ing a pre-employment physical and drug tion carried. [ Superliner 171-inch Body Ford F-550 testing. I.Flirts Gentlemen's Club. 319 Jefferson Ambulance from Llfe Line Emergency Ve- Street.Class C w./Sunday Sales(Renew- hicles of Sumner,Iowa,in the amount of Motion to approve the appointment of al]Exp:06110/2026, Mr.Boesen commented that when he was $397,264.00. Lorenzo Jackson from the current Civil Fire Marshal this was dented each year Service List to the position of Equipment In.Iron Horse Saloon,303 W.411h Street, and questioned what happens when we Mc Boesen requested this item be consid- Operator It In the Street Department,et- Class C wlSunday Sales(Renewal)Exp: do deny this as It doesn't affect his busl- e red separately. fective July 7,2025. 06/0512026. ness. Resolution approving the request of Jen- Motion to approve the appointment of I.Light House Lounge,1337 W.5th Street, nifer Portillo,for a waiver for a concrete Ryan Black from the current Civil Service Crass C wlSunday Sales(Renewal)Exp: Noel Anderson,Community Planning and driveway.located at 1579 Bowers Street, List to the position of Equipment Operator 06,23/2026 Development Director,explained that he and authorizing the construction of a con- I In the Street Department,effective July could speak with the attorneeyy's office to crate driveway and placing a dnveway or 7,2025. ). Love's Travel Stop #702, 3301 Grey- see if we would like to take iufther actions sidewalk on the city nght-of-way on an un- hound Drive, Class C vdSunday Sales through the court system. In the past, improved street. Motion to approve the appointment of (New)Fxp:04J2912026. we won in court,and they said we could Brett Reiter from the current Civil Service fine him a dollar a day.which didn't seem Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. List to the position of Equipment Operator k. Metro Mart #1, 3201 W. 4th Street, worthwhile to send code enforcement Resolution adapted and upon approval by fl in the Street Department,effective July Class D.wlSunday Sales(Renewal)Exp: out every day.We could discuss other Is- Mayor asslgnetl No.2025-378. 7,2025. 07106!2026, gal options further to see what would be worthwhile to bring Mr.Lttzkow Into com- Resolution setting date of public hearing Motion to approve the appointment of I. Metro Mart #4, 2332 Falls Avenue, pllance. as July 21, 2025,to approve a request Dirk Wolff from the current Civil Service Class E,wlSunday Sales(Renewal)Exp: by the City of Waterloo to rezone approx- List to the position of Equipment Operator 0 613 012 02 6. matey 0.19 acres from'C-2"Commercial ll In the Street Department,effective July Mr.Boesen questioned how long this had District to'R-3"Multiple Residence Dis- 7,2025 m.Prime Mart#3, 1008 La Porte Road, been going on. trict to allow Iowa Heartland Habitat for Class E,wlSunday Sales(Renewal)Exp: Humanity to split two lots into three. but Ellen shay. BoardlCommisslonCultural 06112)2026. maintain a single zoningg on the three lots and Arts Commission, Expiratlon Date: Noel Anderson commented it had been located at 512 Almond Streat,and instruct July 7,2028,[New]. n.Starbec8's Smokehouse,250 Westfield going on for at least thirty years and ex- the City Clerk to publish notice. Avenue,Class C.wlOutdoor Service and plained thatthe cltywent tosupreme court Addyson Kaune, Board/Commisslonm Sunday Sales(Renewal)Exp:06/2012026. with Mr.Lltzkow and although we won,he Roll Call vote-Ayes: Four. Nays: One Human Rigghts Commission, Expiration was allowed to stay within certain court-or- (Crelghton-Smith).Motion carried.Resolu- Date:July 7,2028,[New]. o.WCA Building and Amphitheatre,225 cored boundaries,which is operating out- tlonadopted and upon approval by Mayor Commercial Street. Class C. WOutdoor side of those He further shared that the assigned No.2025-379. Dennis Hart,BoardlCommisslon:Human Service and Sunday Sales(Renewal)Exp: entire area is in the flood way,where he Ri hts Commission,Expiration Date:July 0 62112 02 6. shouldn't be at all. Resolution setting date of public hearing 7, 028,[New-full]. as July 21,2025,to approve a Site Plan ICIuretterrobaceollVlcotlneNapor Per- Amendment request by Cedar River Con- Angel Stigler, BoardlCommisslonm Hu- mifs Mr.Simon questioned If the dollar per day tractors,on behalf of K-W Efeot rlc,for the man Rights Cam missl on,Exp iall on DateL fine could be retroactive back thirty years. constructlon of a 29,900 square foot man- July 7,2028,[New]. a.SI-we Nylko Market, 911 Commercial ufacturing.warehouse,and office building Street.(Retai l Tobacco) located east of 180 Warp Drive. and In- Communication from the Housing Depart- Noel Anderson stated that the court order st ruct the Clty Cie rk to publish notice. ment on the notice of the conclusion of to.SK Mlmrnart,306 Byron Avenue.(Befall was that we would have to collect on a employment of Janet Wessels, Housing Tobacco) daily basis. Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. Coordinator,effective June 6,2025,with Resolution adopted and upon approval by recommendation of approval of payout of Bonds. PUBLIC HEARINGS Mayor assigned No.2025-380. $7.196.59 for unused benefits. Sale and conveyance of clty-owned prop- Consent Agenda Item No.2 only located southeast of 155 Warp❑rive, Resolution setting date of public hearing Communication from the Community De- in the amount of$1.00.to BKKS Holdings as July 21, 2025, to approve a vacate velopment Department on the notice cf LLC,including approval of a Development request by the City of Waterloo to vacate the conclusion of employment of Indira Boesen/Nichols Agreement. a 20-foot drainage easement on Lots 4 Krusko,Intake Specialist,effective June 3, and 5 of Warp 2nd Addition in the"M-2.P" 2025,with recommendation of approval of Resolution authorizing an exception to BoesarVNlchols Planned fndustrtal District located at and payout of$1.083.76 for unused benefits. the City of Waterloo's Purchasing Policy, adjacent to 4050 Leversee Road,and In- to approve the purchase of one 2025 Type to receive and file proof of publication of struct the City Clerk to publish notice. Communication from the Traffic Depart- Superliner 171-Inch Body Ford F-550 notice of public hearing.Voice vote Ayes: ment on the notice of the conclusion of Ambulance from Life line Emergency Five.Motion carried Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. employment of Brandon Hodgln, Signal Vehicles of Sumner. Iowa,in the amount Resolution adopted and upon.approval by Technician 1,effective June 5.2025,with of$397,254.00.Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five. Mayor asslgnetl No.2025.381. recommendation of approval of payout of Motion carried. Resolution adopted and This being the time and place of the public $4.000.90 for unused benefits. upon approval by Mayor assigned No. hearing,the Mayor called for written and Resolution approving preliminary plans, 2025-383. oral comments and there were none. specifications,form of contract,etc.,set- Motion to approve Recycling Yard License ting date of bid opening as July 10.2025, applications as listed in Exhibit A. and date o} ubllc heariri as Jul 21, Mr.Boesen questioned if the cost Includes Boesen/Nichols2025,In conjnotion with AsIestos Atate- Motion to deny Recycling Yard License ap- any of the ecessary equipment inside ment Services,Contract AB-2025-07-09P, pllcatlon of Litzkow Auto Recyclers, Inc., the ambulance other than the cot loading to close the hearing.Voice vote-Ayes:Five. and Instruct the City Clerk to publish no- 1720 Black Hawk Road. system. Motion carried. too. Mr.Boesen requested this item be consld- Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. orad separately. Chief Beck,Fire Chief,confirmed that the BoesenlNichols Resolution adopted and upon approval by cost Included only the power load cot and Mayor assigned No.2025-382. Motion to approve the Applicatlon for Fire- power load system and explalned that the Resolution approving the sale and con- works Display: Lost Island Water Park, equipment will be removed from the vehl- veyance of city-ewvned property, located Motion to approve Change Order No.22 2225 E.Shaulls Road,July 25,2025.be- cle this one would be replacing. southeast of 155 Warp Dnve. to BKKS with ITG Communications,LLC, of Hen- ginning at 9:30-9:50 p.m. Holdings LLC,In the amount of$1.00,and d e rsonvl Ile,Tennessee,for a net decrease authorl zing the Mayo r an d C Ity CI er k to ex- of$215,078.15,In conjunction with the FY Motion to receive and life Airport Board Mr.Boesen asked how it would be funded. acute saiddocuments Rall Call vote-Ayes: 2023 Construction of a Fiber-to-the-Prem- minutes of April 14,2025. Five.Motion carried.Resolution adopted Ise Feeder/Distribution and Backbone and upon approval by Mayor assigned No. Network ProlIact,Contract No.1088,and Motion to receive and file Airport Board Chief Heck shared that it would be funded 2025-384, authorizing fhe Mayor and City Clerk to minutes of May 28,2025. with bond money execute said document. Mr. Boesen commented that he would Motion to approve the appointment Df Ta- Liquor Licenses Mr Boesen questioned if a work session like to see our development agreements tiana Moore from the current Civil Service could be held on the transfer service as based more on jobs and building permits. List to theosition of Heusin Coordinator a.7 Star Liquor&Tobacco,2844 Universi- the original Intent was to utilize the rove- In the Housing Authority,effective July 7, ty Avenue,Class E wlSunday Sales(New) nue from the program to purchase anew 07.07.2025 Council Regular Session Minutes - Page 2 of 5 BoeseNNichols to receive,file,and Instruct the City Clerk Nichols/Creighton-Smith cute said document to read bids.Voice vote-Ayes:Five.Motion Resolution approvl nqq a Development carried. Resolution approving award of bid to Pe- BoesenfNichols Agreement with BKKS Holdings LLC, terson Contractors.Inc of Relnbeck.Iowa for the construction of a total of 94,100 In the amount of$317,080.00,approving Roll Call vote-Ayes Five.Motion carried. square feet of storage development on Engineer's Estimate:$60,000.00 the contract, bond and certificate of in- Resolution adopted and upon approval by Lots 34-39(6.5 acres)of Warp 4th Addl- surance,In conjunction with the FY 2026 Mayor assigned No.2025-395. tion, and authorizing the Mayor and City Earth Services&Abatement,Des Moines, Airport Fence Relocation Project, Con- Clerk to execute said document.Roll Call IA-5%-$164.750.00 tract No.1133,and authorizing the Mayor vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried.Resolution and City Clerk to execute said document. Mr. Boesen thanked Chief Duncan and adopted and upon approval by Mayor as- Lehman Trucking&Excavating,Inc.,We- Roll Call vote-Ayes,Five.Motion Carried. Sheriff Neff for their efforts. signed No.2025-385. terloo.to-5%-$55,283.00 Resolution adapted and upon approval by M ayo r asslg ned N c.2025-391. Resolution appproving Supplemental Sale and conveyance of city-owned prop- Thcme Excavating & Grading, LaPorte Agreement No.2,with A>=COM, Inc., of erty located at 512 N-Barclay Street. in City,to-5-/.-$47,781.20 FY 2025 Prefabricated Shelter, Contract Waterloo, Iowa,In an amount not to ex- the amount of$15,200.00, to Dham RE No.1113 Geed$35,300.00,for a Traffic Engineering Investments LLC Including approval of a DeClaro Demolition Company, Des Study In conjunction with the 4th,5th.and Development Agreement for the rehabili- Moines.IA-5%-$78,046.00 BoeseNNlchols 6th Study Conversion and authorizing the tation of the home. Mayor to execute said document. to receive and file proof of publication of NicholsXreighton-Smith Slmon/Nichols notice of public hearing.Voice vote-Ryes: Five.Motion carried. NlcholsrSlmon to receive and file proof of publication of Resolution approving the award of bid to notice of public hearing.Voice vote-Ayes: Thome Excavating&Grinding of La Porte Roll Call vote-Ayes Five.Motion carried. Five.Motion carried. City,Iowa, in the amount of$47,781.20. This being the time and place of the public Resolution adopted and upon approval by approving the contract, bond, and Ger- hearing,the Mayor called for written and Mayor assigned No.2025-396, tlticate of Insurance, In conjunction with oral comments and there were none. This being the Sime and place of She public Demolition and Site Clearance Services, hearing,the Mayor called for written and Contract No.D-2025-06-03P,and autho- David Dryer, 3145 W.4th Street, clues- oral comments and there were none. rizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute BoeseNNichols Cloned If public comment will be consld- said documents Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five. eyed for this project. Motion carried. Resolution adopted and to close hearing-Voice vote-Ayes: Flve. NichoWBoesen upon approval by Mayor assigned No. Motion carried. 2025-399. Jamie Knutson,City Engineer,comment - tc close hearing.Voice vote-Ayes: Five. ed that 4th Street should not be included Mot ion carried. FY 2026 Al rport Fence Re locatio n P roj ect Bocseriftchcls In this project.He added that public input Contract No.1133 will be gathered but that It wills at least Resolution confirming approval of plans, 18 mo nl hs out depending on if the grant NlcholsiCreighton-Smith NlcholslSimon specifications,form of contract,etc.,and Is awarded. authorizing to proceed. Rall Call vote- Resolution approving the sale and con- to receive and file proof of publication of Ayes: Five. Motion carried. Resolution veyance of City property located at notice of public hearing.Voice vote-Ayes adopted and upon approval by Mayor as- NicholsVSlmon 512N.Barclay Street, In the amount of Five.Motion carried. signed Na 2025-392. $15,000.00, to Dhani RE Investments to amend the resolution by striking 4th LLC,and authorizing the Mayor and City Street from the conversion resolution. Clerk to execute said documents.Rall Carl This being the time and place of the public Mr.Boesen thanked Mr.Knutson for clay- Voice vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried.Resolution hearing,the Mayor calletl for written and iflcatlon on the purpose of the project.He adopted and upon approval by Mayor as- oral comments and there were none. lurthe r c o m me me d that It seems that each signed No.2025-386. time we go out to bid the price of the shel- David Deeds,215 E.4th Street,comment- ter Increases. ed that this conversation has been going Nlchols+Crelghton-Smlth on for a very long time.He shared that he Mr Boesen questioned if this is the same appreciates the councll moving forward developer as Parkview Gardens at 310 to close hearing.Voice vote-Ayes: Five. Mr.Simon questioned if this was covered on this and highlighted the benefits of this Upland. Motion carried. by the Initi al contract. project. Noel Anderson,CommunI Planning and Nichois/Creighton-Smith Jamie Knutson explained that each of the Mayor Hart commented that these streets Development Director,con lrmed It s the huts are stand-alone contracts. are at the point that they need to be re- same owner. Resolution confirming approval of plans, constructed. specifications,form of contract,etc.,and authorizing to proceed Roll Call vote- Boeserv'Nichols NicholsXreighton-Smith Ayes: Five. Motion carried. Resolution Mr. Simon commented that he has not adopted and upon approval by Mayor as- to receive,file and Instruct City Clerk to heard public support to reconfigure these Resolution approving a Development signed No.2025-390. read bids and forward to the City Engineer one-way streets. Agreement with Dhanl RE Investments, for review.Voice vote-Ayes: Five. Motion LLC In conjunction with the rehabilitation carried. of 512 N.Barclay Street,including a grant Mr.Boesen commented that there was not Mayor Hart requested clarification on the of $5,000.00 for partial purchase price a lot of information in the council packet action tonight. refund and a grant of$5,000.00 for infill and requested an overview of the agenda Engineer's Estimate:$300,00D.00 housing development,and authorizing the item. Mayo-and City Clerk to execute Bald doc- EBS Flow Co., dba USTDW - 5% - Jamie Knutson provided an overview of ument.Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five. Motion $205,950.00 the agenda item. carried.Resolution adopted and upon ap- Jamie Knutson, City Enq(neer, provided proval by Mayor assigned No.2025-387. an overview of the projec. Network Building and Consulting. LLC No Security Provided-$260.968.00 Mr. Nichols shared that the traffic engi- DomDIIl and Site Clearance Servtoes, nearing study is a very important step Contract No.D-2025-06-03P. Mr.Simon clarified that the cost is to move RESOLUTIONS and expressed his support for AECOM to the fence and concrete, conduct the study for us to submit for the Slmon•'Nlchols Resolution approving a 28E Agreement grant to help pay for this expensive and with Black Hawk County, Iowa to Jointly necessary project. to receive and file proof of publication of Jamie Knutson confirmed. fund,construct and share a law enforce- notice of public hearing.Voice vote-Ayes: ment lab fool Illy,and aul no rizl ng the Mayor Five.Motion carried. and City Clerk to execute said document. Ms.Wilder works Wth the structural and Mr. Boesen questioned how security safety committse of Habit for Humanity would be maintained during construction. BoeseNNichols and the group is very much in support of This being the time and place of the public this conversion project. hearing,the Mayor called for written and Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. oral comments and there were none. Jamie Knutson shared that the new fence Resolution adapted and upon approval by will be installed first. Mayor assigned No.2025-393. Ms, Creiq hton-Smith supports the AE- COM traffic study. SimorvNichols Resolution approving an agreement with Nlchols/Crelghton-Smlth Black Hawk Sprinklers, Inc.of Waterloo. Resolution approving a Joint Project to close hearing.Voice vote-Ayes: Five. Iowa, in the amount of $40,730.00, in Agreement with the Waterloo Community Motion carried. to receive,file and instruct City Clerk to conjunction with the server room dry foam School District.to reimburse the City for read bids.Voice vote-Ayes:Five. Motion sprinkler system.and authorizingihe May- design and construction costs for road- carried. or to execute said documents workassociated with the new high school, SlmonlNichols and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk BoeseNNlchols to execute said document. Resolution confirming approval of plans, Lodge Construction,Shell Rock,[A-5% specifications,form of contract,etc.,and -$384,730-00 Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. NlcholsVSimon authorizing to proceed. Roll Call vote- Resolution adopted and upon approval by Ayes: Five. Motion carried. Resolution Peterson Contractors,Inc.,Reinbeck,IA- Mayor assigned No.2025-394. Roll Call vote-Ayes Five.Motion carried. adopted and upon approval by Mayor as- 5%-$317,080.00 Resolution adopted and upon approval by signed No.2025-388. Resolution approving a Cooperative Mayor assigned No.2025.397. Vieth Construction Corporation, Cedar Services Agreement with USDA Wildlife Falls,to-5%-$382,409.00 Services to minimize wildlife-related prop- SimorvNichols arty damage and risktc human health and Mr. Boesen commented that this agree- sarety,and authorizing the Mayor to exe- ment is very vague and that the schools 07.07.2025 Council Regular Session Minutes - Page 3 of 5 should be responsible for design and con- past David Dryer, 3145 W.4th Street, ques- struction costs.He shared that he would tioned how the market-rate Is determined be supportive of funding the extension to Mr.Simon clarified that he is in favor of the for a multi-family unit. Huntington Road. school,the traffic improvements.etc.It is Mayor Hart questioned what type of the burden that was placed upon the city walk-thru is done before the $5,000 is of Waterloo by the schools for picking that awarded. Noel Anderson explained that the industry Mr Simon commented that he agrees with location. standard would mean that there are no tax Mr Boesen that there are going to be on- credits o r othe r In centives,specifically,and going additional costs to the city for relo- Noel Andersen explained that it is a full limit itto low-t0-moderate-income housing, cating the school. Jamie Knutson commented that if the renovation of the building,s0 itwoulof need which Is generally set at eighty-percent of school had not chosen that location,the to meet all building code requirements average median Income or lower. city would have paid 100%of the recon- and all rental registration requirements,so Mayor Hart commented that She bond ref- struction of Huntington and Katowski.Now both staff would do the walk-thru. erendum had an overwhelming majority it is a shared cast and both sides will be Mr.Boesen commented that a six-month response from the community, saving money In the end. extension was given to the developer.and Ms.Creighton-Smith shared her concern they have untll December to get this fin- that these units would not be able to house ished.He questioned if it was upstairs and Mr.Nichols also commented on the over- Mayor Hart commented that the approv- families,and she Is not convinced It would down or Just the apartments. whelming vote of approval by the citizens al of the school was delayed some when and up being much different from before. of Waterloo. they had to go cut for a public vote,which really squeezed the timellne. Noel Anderson confirmed and shared that Mayor Hart commented that It Is important the development agreement is for the en- Creighton-Smith commented that though Resolution approving a Professional Ser- that we offer a variety of housing within our tire project. Me residents voted for the new high vices Agreement wish AECOM, Inc., of community. school,it is not clearthat they knew they Waterloo. Iowa,In an amount not to ex- would be paying for it. seed $80,900.00 for constructlon-related Mr.Simon commented that there are pa- services In conjunction with the FY 2026 Mr.IN to hots questioned If we have worked rameters that projects have to meet to Airport Fence Relocation Project,Contract with this developer in the past. receive abatements. Jamie Knutson shared that prior to Team- No.1133,and authorizlnqq the Mayor and Ing that the school would be relocating City Clerk to execute saiddocument. More.it was the city's Intent to reconstruct Noel Anderson confirmed and sharetl that Noel Anderson confirmed and shared that Katowskl down from four lanes to two as Nlchols+Simon the main devol oper for Ihls project is Brent it can be a sliding scale. traffic flow didn't warrant four lanes. He Dahlstrom. further shared that there would be cost Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. savings by putting in roundabouts versus Resolution adopted and upon approval by Ms.Creighton-Smith expressed her sup- reducing traffic lanes. He provided Infor- Mayor assigned No.2025-398. Ms.Creighton-Smith asked for examples port. mation on who was responsible for the of Mr.Dahlstrom's prior developments. cost of the various portions of the project Resolution approving a Development Resolutlon granting the United States De- but explained that he does not have the Agreement with 3350 University Avenue, 17 partment of Commerce( 00,Economic cost-splitting percentages at this time but LLC,for tax exemptions for the rehab of Mayor Hart provided a few examples of Mr. ❑evelopment Administration( DA)certain hopes to In the near future. an existingq building into fifty-eight multiple Dahlstrom's previous projects. financial assurances in conjunction with a family unI S,with a$5,006.00 infill incen- disaster recovery grant application tive for each unit totaling $290,001 Resolution to approve a request by VJ En- Mr Boesen commented that he would like with a minimum assessed value of gineering on behalf of 3 Stooges,LLC for Roll Call vote-Ayes Five.Motion carried. to see this item postponed to the July 21st $2.500,000.00.located at 3350 University the Preliminary Plat of Martin Road Subdi- Resolution adopted and upon approval by meeting to wait fort he final study to have Avenue,which Is within the Consolidated vision.a 3-lot Industrial subdivision In the Mayor assigned No.2025-403. the agreement better 1nlormed. Urban Revitalization Area,and authorizing 'M-2-P"Planned Industrial District located the Mayor and City Clerk to execute said at 1330-1350 Martin Road. document. Mr.Boesen questioned If this is an appll- Jamle Knutson commented that this item NichoiWSlmon cation or have we already been approved would not be coming back on the 21st. Nlchols+Slmon for this money. and that It would be January before they Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. go out for bids.He did share that on next Roll Call vote-Ayes:Three.Nays Two(SI- Resolution adopted and upon approval by councll meeting agenda there will be a mon and Boesen). Absent: Two (Feuss Mayor assigned No.2025-400. Noel Anderson,Community Planning and Design Agreement with FOTH to start the and Chiles).Motion failed.Resolution No. Development Director.shared that we are final design. 2025-399. Resolution approving a Development applying to the Economic Development Agreement with Iowa Capital Partners, Association for some fundingg to help us LLC,for tax exemptions for the construc- with the Waterloo Air and Rai f Park. Mr. Simon shared his frustration with Mc Boesen commented that this Is not a flan of a 110-unit assisted senior living the cost, timeline and deadlines being rehabilitation,it Is more like a remodeling center. with a minimum assessed value Resolution approving an amendment to Imposed on us and questioned why we ppm ect and pointed to similar projects of$14,000.000.00, located at 707 Tower the Development Agreement and Mini- asked a better plan. that did not receive similar incentives.He Park Drive,which Is within the City Limits mum Assessment Agreement with FDP shared that he Is not in support of$5,000 Urban Revital lzatl on Area,and authorizing OC.LLC,orifi orallyy a roved on October per unit. the Mayor and City Clerk to execute said 1,2024,for the Clty to acquire a portion Jamie Knutson explained that the schools document. of the property located at 503 Commercial did not dlscu_ss any of this with him and Street for future downtown development, that he first saw thelr site plan in February Noel Anderson,Community Planning and Resolution of support for an application by and authorizinqg She Mayor and City Clerk of this year Development Director,explained that as a Martin Flats,LLC,for the Iowa Historic Tax to execute sold amendment. ppart of the recent Elevate Housingg Policy Credit Program to the 1Dwa Economic De- Initiatives, Section 4B, Rehabllltalion on velopment Authority,to construct two mar- N1cholsrBoesen Mayor Hart ex Iainetl that It Is not the Ellgible Infill Sites.this property Is ellgible ket-rate upper-story apartments. located responsibility of the city to tell a school and councll can approve these on a case- at 319 East 4th Street,including an eco- Roll Call vote-Ayes: Three. Nays: Two where twant to build.It is the resp an- by-case basis if It meets the quallFlcations nomic,development grant of$199,000.00, (Boesen and Simon).Absent:Two.(Feuss sibility ofhey he city to help with the flaw of for rehabilitation. and propertylax rebates of fifteen years at and Chiles).Motion failed,Resolutlon No. traffic. seventy ppercent,as approved by the City 2025-404. Councl by Resolutlon No.2023-744, on Mayor Hart commented that hewalked N ove m4 e r 20,2023. Jamie Knutson explained that he had giv- through the site with the former Fire David Dryer, 3145 W.4th Street, ques- en the schools a rough estimate of costs Chief,and It was In deplorable condition. Nichols/Simon Vaned why we are only acquiring a portion as 60%to the school and 40%to the city. He questioned what the vision for these of the building. would be. Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. Resolution adapted and upon approval by Ms.Crelgg hton-Smith shared haw she un- Mayor asslg ned IN c,2025-401. Noel Anderson,Community Planning and darstoodwhe would be paying for what. Noel Anderson commented that they are Development Director, provided an over- t anning to take two hotel rooms and turn BoeseNNichols view Dfthe property acquisition. hem Into a market-rate apartment.They Jamie Knutson confirmetl and shared that do have Iowa Workforce Housing Tax Roll Call vote-Ayes: Four. Abstain: One the school is responsible for a large par- Credits and are trying to utilize state as- (Wilder).Absent:Two(Feuss and Chiles). Mr. Boesen commented that the resolu- tion of this project. sistance to complete the project.It would Motion carried. Resolution adapted and tion states that the Development Aggree- raise the assessed value from$730,000 to upon approval by Mayor assigned No. ment was originally approved on octo- $2,000,000. 2025-402. bar 1, 2024, but the council approved it Mr Boesen questioned how the city would on August 5,2024.He questioned if the pay for Its 40%of the cost. twelve-month timellne to begin construc- Mr.Simon commented that he does not Forest Dillavou, 1725 Huntington Road, tlon is from the date It was approved by see afamlly going into these units and that requested an overview of from where council or as of the date It was recorded. Jamie Knutson shared thatthe funding will the shared Images do not even show the re funding forthe project will come. He shared that he Is not in favor of approv- come from Local Option Sales Tax. is a bedroom. Ing this amendment to the Development Agreement. Noel Anderson,Community Planning and Mc Boesen commented that the Greenhill Noel Anderson explained that It is a design Development Director, exp ained that the nesolutlon approving a Development intersection would be in the University Av- that a lot of cities are seeing more of and incentives are already in place.and they Agreement with RAP, LLC, for the con- enue TIF,and asked If that would be Local that Waterloo's Grand Crossing includes are just reapplying for the Iowa Historic struction of a 4,200 square foot commer- Option Sales Tax or University Avenue TIF one-bedroom or no-bedroom apartments Tax Credits that ih ey did not get last tl me. sial buildlnq with a minimum assessed val- funding. This resolution Is restating those Incen- ue of$273,000.00.located south of 3135 lives aggain far the state and allowing them Marnie Avenue,and authorizing the Mayor Mr.Nichols questioned ifthe council would to appry for the tax credits. and City Clerk to execute said document, Jamie Knutson explained It would likely be be able to see a design as he would not part of both for that portion. IIke tc see It look the same as it had in the Boesen'Crefghtor-Smith 07.07.2025 Council Regular Session Minutes - Page 4 of 5 to postpone to July 21,2025.Voice vote- Ayes:Five.Motion carried. Resolution to approve a request for a Mi- nor Site Plan Amendment by Prairie Rap- Ids Square II,LLC to change a previously approved site plan to now remove four detached garages,each having six sepa- rate spaces,having a total of twenty-four separate garages,and now pave that area for twenty-nine outdoor parking spaces, located east of 3121 Kimball Avenue(Au- toZone). NlctioWBcesen Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. Resolution adopted and upon approval by Mayorasslgned No.2025-405. Mr Boesen commented on the esthet Ids and would like to see them keep the ga- rages. James Kincaid. Developer's Engineer, commented cn the decislon to remove the covered parking stalls, sharing that they are not as desirable to potential tenants and are increasing the development cost- Mr Simonquestioned square footagge of the units, pricing, and how it was de- termined that tenants would not want the covered spaces. James Kincaid commented that he would not want to misrepresent the developer's Intent but could reach out and get answers to those questions. Mr.Simon commented that Just down the street from this location there are boats paed In open spaces,and he Is not in favorkr of open-space parking for multiple reasons.He is in favor of keeping the orlg- Inal agreement. Mayor Hart questioned how detrimental it is to the project. James Kincaid stated that the developer's decision was based on cost savings it the garages were pulled from the agreement. Mc Boesen clarified that the developer is likely trying to attract younger people who do not have kids who are looking for a small,more affordable apartment. CLOSED SESSION Closed Session on the purchase of real estate pursuant to lowa Code Section 21.5(1)(j)• Boesen'Nichcls to adjourn to Executive Session at 7:22 p.m. Roll Call vote-Ayas Five. Motion carried. ADJOURNMENT Nlchols/Simon to adlIou rn Executive Session at 7:48 p.m. Roll Call vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. NicholsrSlmon that the council adjourn at 7:48 p.m.Voice vote-Ayes:Five.Motion carried. Kelley Felchle City Clerk COL-IA-602561 07.07.2025 Council Regular Session Minutes - Page 5 of 5