HomeMy WebLinkAboutCouncil Packet - 3/9/2017-Special MeetingTHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA,
SPECIAL MEETING TO BE HELD AT
Harold E. Getty Council Chambers
Thursday, March 9, 2017
5:30 PM
CITY OF WATERLOO
GOALS
1. Support the creation of new, l i vable w age jobs through a bal anced economic
developm ent approach of assisting existing businesses, fosteri ng start-ups, attracting
new em pl oyers and cultivating an adequate w orkforce.
2. Im plem ent a Community Policing strategy that creates a safe environm ent in
Waterl oo.
3. Reduce the Ci ty's property tax l evies through a responsible bal ance of cost reduction
i n City operati ons and increases i n taxable property valuations to ensure that
Waterl oo is a competitive, affordable, and livable city.
4. Enhance the i m age of Waterl oo and the Ci ty to residents and busi nesses inside and
outsi de of the com m unity.
G eneral Rul es for Publ i c Parti ci pati on
1. At the chai r/presi der's di screti on, you may address an i tem on the current agenda by
steppi ng to the podi um, and after reco gni ti on by the chai r/pre si de r, state your name,
addr ess and group affi l i ati on (i f appropri ate) and speak cl earl y i nto the mi crophone.
2. Yo u may speak one (1) ti me per i tem for a maxi mum of fi ve (5) mi nutes as l ong as you have
r e gi stered w i th the Ci ty Cl erk's offi ce no l ater than 4:00 p.m. on the day of the Counci l
Me e ti ng . If not regi stered wi th the Ci ty Cl erk's offi ce you may speak one (1) ti me per i tem
fo r a maxi mum of three (3) mi nute s.
3. If the re i s a heari ng schedul ed as part of an agenda i tem, the chai r/presi der w i l l al l ow
e ve r yone w ho w i shes to address the counci l , usi ng the same parti ci pati on gui del i nes found
i n these "general rul es".
4. Al though no t requi red by ci ty co de o f o rdi nances, oral presentati o ns may be al l owed at the
c hai r/presi der's (usual l y the Mayor o r Mayor P ro Tem) di scre ti on. The "oral
prese ntati o ns" secti on of the agenda i s your opportuni ty to addr e ss i tems not on the agenda.
Yo u may speak one (1) ti me per i tem for a maxi mum of fi ve (5) mi nutes as l ong as you have
r e gi stered w i th the Ci ty Cl erk's offi ce no l ater than 4:00 p.m. on the day of the Counci l
Me e ti ng . If not regi stered wi th the Ci ty Cl erk's offi ce a speake r may speak to one (1) i ssue
per meeti ng for a maxi mum of thr e e (3) mi nutes. Offi ci al acti on c annot be taken by the
Counci l at that ti me, but may be pl aced on a future agenda or r e ferred to the appropri ate
department.
5. Ke e p co mments germane and refr ai n from personal , i mperti ne nt o r sl anderous remarks.
6. Que sti o ns concerni ng these rul es or any agenda i tem may be di r e c ted to the Cl erk's Offi ce
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7. Ci ti zens are encouraged to regi ster w i th the Cl erk's Offi ce by 4:0 0 p.m. on Monday of the
day o f the Ci ty Counci l meeti ng to appear before the Ci ty Counci l (may al so regi ster by
phone). Regi stered speakers w i l l be gi ven fi rst pri ori ty.
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Roll Call.
Agenda, as proposed or amended.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1.Ge ne ral Obligation Bonds - ECP-1 - The issuance of not to ex ce ed Ge ne ral
Obligation Bonds for e ssential corporate purposes.
Motion to receive and file proof of publication of notice of public hearing on the
issuance of ECP-1 - Not to exceed $11,000,000 General Obligation Bonds for essential
corporate purposes.
HOLD HEARING - No objections on file.
Motion to close hearing and receive and file oral and written comments.
Resolution authorizing the issuance of not to exceed $11,000,000 General Obligation
Bonds, and levying a tax for the payment thereof.
Submitted By: Michelle Weidner, Chief Financial Officer
2.Public He aring to Adopt the FY2018 Budget.
Motion to receive and file proof of publication of notice of public hearing.
HOLD HEARING-no comments on file.
Motion to close hearing and receive and file oral comments.
Resolution approving the FY2018 budget with a total tax levy rate of $17.60061 and
property tax askings in the amount of $41,102,529.
Submitted By: Michlele Weidner, Chief Financial Officer
ADJOURNMENT
M otion to adjourn.
Kelley Felchle
City Clerk
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CITY OF WATERLOO
Council Communication
General Ob ligation Bond s - ECP-1 - The is s uanc e of not to exceed General Obligation Bond s for es s ential
corporate purpos es .
City Council Meeting: 3/9/2017
Prepared: 3/8/2017
REVIEWERS:
Department Reviewer Action Date
Finance Higby, Nancy Approved 3/8/2017 - 12:41 P M
ATTACHMENTS:
Description Type
Council Communication Backup Material
SUBJECT:
Mo tion to rec eive and file p ro o f of p ublic atio n o f no tic e of p ublic hearing o n
the issuanc e o f ECP -1 - No t to exc eed $11,000,000 General Obligation
Bo nds for es s ential c o rp o rate p urposes.
HOLD HEARING - No o b jectio ns o n file.
Mo tion to c los e hearing and receive and file oral and written c o mments .
Resolution authorizing the issuanc e of no t to exc eed $11,000,000 General
Ob ligatio n Bond s , and levying a tax for the p ayment thereo f.
S ubmitted by:Sub mitted By: Michelle Weidner, Chief Financ ial Officer
Recommended Ac tio n:
Adopt a res olution on the p ro p o s ed issuanc e o f the fo llo wing b o nd:
ECP-1 Not to exceed $11,000,000 General Ob ligatio n Bo nds fo r essential
corporate p urpos es , for es s ential c o rp o rate purp o s es , to p ro vide fund s to
p ay the c os ts of the ac q uisitio n, improvement and installation of traffic
control d evic es , s ignage, fixtures, equip ment and imp ro vements, including
b ut no t limited to traffic s ignal, p avement markings , traffic safety, fib er o p tic s
installation, and s treet light fixtures, c o nnec tions , and facility imp ro vements ;
costs of ac q uis itio n, c o nstruc tion, recons truc tion, extending, remodeling,
imp ro ving, rep airing and equip p ing all o r p art o f the Municipal Sewer
Sys tem, inc luding tho s e c o s ts as s o ciated with the Midland lift station and
fo rce main c o ns truc tion, anaerobic lago on c o ver rep lacement, and final
clarifier up grades ; the acquis ition of vehic les and equip ment for the Polic e
and Fire R es c ue Dep artments; the rehabilitatio n and imp ro vement o f City
p arks and the ac quis ition, rep air and replac ement o f fac ilities, equip ment and
imp ro vements c o mmo nly found in City parks ; the removal, rep lacement and
p lanting of trees in parks and pub lic ground s ; the c o nstruc tion,
recons truc tion and repairing o f street, sid ewalk, alley, p ublic gro und ,
marketp lac e, b rid ge, pedestrian und erp as s and o verpass rep airs and
recons truc tion, and inters ectio n imp ro vements ; the ac q uisitio n, c o nstruc tio n
and imp rovement of real and personal pro p erty us eful fo r the p ro tec tion o f
p ro p erty fro m floods o r high waters, including flo o d c o ntro l, levees,
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emb ankments , waterway, s torm water and d rainage improvements ; the
remo val or rep lacement o f dead o r diseas ed trees ; the ac q uisitio n and
d emo lition o f dangerous or d ilap id ated build ings , s tructures o r properties , or
fund ing multi-family hous ing assistanc e; and refunding o r refinanc ing
o uts tand ing d eb t, includ ing General Obligatio n Bo nds, S eries 2009A
(Taxab le Build America Bo nds) d ated June 24, 2009.
Adopt a res olution ins tituting the authorization of ad d itional ac tion to iss ue
b o nds.
Adopt a res olution autho rizing the is s uanc e of $11,000,000 General
Ob ligatio n Es s ential Co rp o rate Purp o s e Bo nds and levying a tax for the
p ayment thereof.
S ummary Statement:
We are p lanning to s ell $8,000,000 in general o b ligatio n b o nds fo r a number
o f general purp o s es and $3,000,000 in general o b ligatio n b o nds to refund the
Series 2009A b o nds .
We are p lanning to use the S tate of Io wa R evolving Lo an Fund fo r sewer
imp ro vements . The financ ing for tho s e p ro jec ts will be req uested separately.
We will als o is s ue bond s in the amo unt of $8,000,000 for the TechWo rks
p ro ject. T his is s uance was ap p ro ved b y the Counc il in S ep tember 2015.
Please note that the hearing amounts indic ated are being s et higher than the
actual amounts to be is s ued to p ro vide flexib ility in the p ro ject alloc ations ,
which reduc es future adminis trative costs .
Expend iture Required :The total p rinc ip al amount plus interest will b e required to be rep aid in the
future.
S o urc e of Fund s :Repayment will b e made fro m vario us s ourc es , includ ing general p ro p erty
taxes and tax inc rement revenue.
P o licy Issue:The is s uanc e of b o nds commits the city to future repayment.
Alternative:
The City c o uld cho o s e no t to s ell bond s and not proc eed with the p ro jec ts .
This would red uc e future debt service co s ts . However, o ther c o s ts would
inc reas e. For example, a numb er of the p lanned projec ts are go vernment
mandates that c ould have financial ramific ations if they are no t completed.
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CITY OF WATERLOO
Council Communication
Pub lic Hearing to Adopt the FY2018 Bud get.
City Council Meeting: 3/9/2017
Prepared: 3/8/2017
REVIEWERS:
Department Reviewer Action Date
Finance Felchle, Kelley Approved 3/8/2017 - 1:27 P M
ATTACHMENTS:
Description Type
P ower P oint Backup Material
FY2017 and FY2018 Comparison Backup Material
FY2018 P roperty Tax Collections and P roperty Tax
Changes Backup Material
Mayor's P roposed Budget Backup Material
Council Option D Backup Material
Council Option E Backup Material
SUBJECT:
Mo tion to rec eive and file p ro o f of p ublic atio n o f no tic e of p ublic hearing.
HOLD HEARING-no comments o n file.
Mo tion to c los e hearing and receive and file oral comments.
Resolution ap p ro ving the F Y2018 b udget with a total tax levy rate of
$17.60061 and property tax askings in the amount of $41,102,529.
S ubmitted by:Sub mitted By: Michlele Weidner, Chief Financ ial Officer
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Go Waterloo – FYE18 Budget Presentation
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City of Waterloo, Iowa
Mission Statement
Effectively and efficiently utilize the various resources of city government in order to help make Waterloo the best possible place to live, work, do business, play and raise a family for all citizens.
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City of Waterloo
Strategic Plan Goals
1. Support the creation of new, livable wage jobs
through a balanced economic development
approach of assisting existing businesses, fostering
start-ups, attracting new employers and cultivating
an adequate workforce.
2. Implement a Community Policing strategy that
creates a safe environment in Waterloo.
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City of Waterloo
Strategic Plan Goals
3. Reduce the City’s property tax levies through a responsible balance of cost reduction in City operations and increases in taxable property valuations to ensure that Waterloo is a competitive, affordable, and livable city.
4. Enhance the image of Waterloo and the City to residents and businesses inside and outside of the community.
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2016/2017 CITY TAX RATES
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT - LOCAL BUDGET DIVISION
LARGEST 15 CITIES RANKED BY POPULATION
TAXABLE VALUE TOTAL
POPULATION 2010 JANUARY 1, 2015 VALUATION REGULAR LEVY
RANKING CENSUS REGULAR W G&E RANKING AGLAND W/O AG RANKING
1 DES MOINES 203,433 6,840,954,151 1 5,944,440 16.92000 3
2 CEDAR RAPIDS 126,326 6,012,512,982 2 6,474,178 15.21621 7
3 DAVENPORT 99,685 4,022,766,219 4 15,439,787 16.78000 4
4 SIOUX CITY 82,684 2,495,210,550 10 4,361,173 16.06708 6
5 WATERLOO 68,406 2,253,084,844 12 12,328,802 17.60522 2
6 IOWA CITY 67,862 3,347,028,340 5 1,706,955 16.58305 5
7 COUNCIL BLUFFS 62,230 2,547,695,493 9 10,212,746 17.75000 1
8 AMES 58,965 2,603,065,698 8 1,648,505 10.37327 14
9 DUBUQUE 57,637 2,358,056,508 11 2,944,944 11.16739 13
10 WEST DES MOINES 56,609 4,324,075,301 3 6,129,267 12.00000 10
11 ANKENY 45,582 2,667,877,529 6 3,458,535 11.75000 11
12 URBANDALE 39,463 2,629,574,805 7 3,247,998 9.92000 15
13 CEDAR FALLS 39,260 1,574,489,248 14 5,807,960 11.21967 12
14 MARION 34,768 1,393,433,278 15 3,164,617 13.82108 8
15 BETTENDORF 33,217 2,101,207,268 13 4,162,430 12.55000 9
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Tax Rate Percentage Change Through FYE12-FYE17
Cities with Population over 50,000
FYE12 FYE13 FYE14 FYE15 FYE16 FYE17
Iowa City
Waterloo
Sioux City
Ames
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
West Des Moines
Des Moines
Dubuque
Davenport
FISCAL YEAR
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Property Taxes
27%
Other
City Taxes
11%
License & Permits
1% Interest
1% Federal Funds
9%
State & Local Funds
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Charges
for Services
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Other
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Debt Proceeds
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TIF Revenues
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For the Year Ending 6-30-2017
Do my property taxes pay all the City’s expenses?
No, They Do not!
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Other
3 cents
City of Waterloo
43 cents
Black
Hawk Co.
16 cents
Waterloo
Schools
38 cents
Where does my property
tax dollar go?
For the Year Ending 6-30-2016
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What do my property taxes pay for?
77%
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For the Year Ending 6-30-2017
Police, Fire, Building
Inspection
Human Rights
Airport, Parking, MET bus
service
Administration, City
Facilities Maintenance
Planning, Economic
Development
Library, Leisure Services,
Arts
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How is the money spent?
77%
16%
6%
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For the Year Ending 6-30-2017
Personnel
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Services Costs
Commodities
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$12,025,000
$13,500
$3,049,146
For the Year Ending 6-30-2017
Bond Principal
Bond Interest
Administration
Fees
How are debt service funds used?
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How is the tax bill on my home determined?
FYE18 FYE17
•Assessed Value (Revaluation) $102,880 $100,000
•Times Rollback .56939 .556259
•Equals Taxable Value $56,939 $55,626
•Divide by $1,000 56.9391 55.6259
•Times Total Tax Levy Rate $41.29191 $40.78414
•Equals Total Tax Bill $2,363.05 $2,268.65
•City Portion of Tax Bill $990.02 $979.31
•Grout Portion of Tax Bill $15.45 $15.45
•Projected Annual Increase $15.44 $15.44
•Percentage Increase with Grout 1.56% 1.56%
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Has the share of taxes paid by homeowners
changed over time?
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FYE18 General Fund Budget Process
Department requests were due December 24.
Base requests for expenditures were to be developed with personnel costs updated
for new contractual agreements.
Other expenditures limited to prior year certified budget totals for non -personnel
expenditures.
Revenue to be reviewed and budgeted realistically.
Additional needs layer – additional expenditures needed to provide the current level of
services requested in a separate layer.
Department budget review meetings were held with the Mayor and CFO the week of
January 30, 2017.
Televised department budget review meetings were held with City Council members
February 8 and February 11.
Televised general work sessions were held with City Council beginning on January 17,
2017. Several additional budget topic work sessions were held throughout the past year.
Budget options – Staff, council members and the public were encouraged to submit budget
ideas and options to the Finance Department by March 2.
Special council meeting scheduled for March 9 for the budget hearing and vote.
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FYE17 General Fund Budget Impacts
•Personnel Increases (Primarily Contractual):
Pay increases including payroll taxes,
overtime, and other pay-outs less
positions not filled or moved $ 168,502
Health insurance increase 49,635
Police & Fire pension decrease
(6.7% decrease in contribution rate
from 27.77% of payroll to 25.92%) ( 212,465)
Decreased retirement payments ( 32,315)
Total Personnel Decreases $ ( 26,643)
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FYE17 General Fund Budget Impacts
•Other Significant Non-Personnel Changes:
Increase in liability & property insurance $201,404 Increase in police & fire dispatch costs 69,202 Increase in workers compensation claims 36,385 Increase in software costs 23,367 Increase in vehicle/equipment repair parts 45,117 Contract for parking operations 403,800 Decrease in BHC Emerg Mgmt costs (88,960) Decrease in legal fees (29,250)
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FYE17 General Fund Budget Impacts
•Other Significant Non-Personnel Changes
(continued):
Decrease in negotiations expense (25,000) Eliminated library janitorial contract (44,720) Decreased contractual services for IT (126,266) Decreased elections expense (60,000) Decrease in fuel costs (84,400) Other expense changes – net (1,565) Total Net Non-Personnel Expense Changes $ 319,114
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FYE17 General Fund Budget Impacts
•Significant Revenue Changes:
Decreased Utility & Cable Franchise Fees $ ( 224,810)
Decreased State Corporate Rollback Repl. ( 97,797)
Increased property sales revenue 120,000
Increased Road Use Tax Funding
for Forestry Operations 250,000
Other revenue changes – net 5,197
Total Net Revenue Increases $ 52,590
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FYE17 General Fund Budget Impacts
•Net Change in General Fund Property Taxes:
Net decrease in personnel expenses ($ 26,643) Net increase in other expenses 319,114 Net increase in revenue ( 52,590)
Increase use of fund balance restricted
for health insurance ( 576,000) Increase for Grout Levy 608,333
Total Net Increase in General Fund
Property Taxes from FYE2016 $ 272,214
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FYE17 General Fund Budget Impacts
•Net Change in Property Taxes:
Increase in General Fund property taxes $ 272,214 Decrease in Debt Service Fund property taxes ( 83,769) Increase in Library Tax Levy property taxes 9,261 Net Increase in Total Property Taxes from FYE2016 $ 197,706
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FYE17 General Fund Budget Impacts
•Net Changes From Published Budget:
Reduction in personnel expenses $ 430,854
Increase Road Use Tax funding for forestry 250,000
Reduce funding for MET Transit (to FYE16 level) 28,287
Fund animal control from Sanitation Fund 207,532
Reduce property tax support for Airport operations 63,724
Increase property sales revenue 100,000
Increase use of health insurance fund balance 576,000
Increase use of fund balance (same as FYE16 level) 336,651
Various other net reductions 27,472
Decrease in Rollback Replacement revenue ( 82,821)
Total Reduction in Property Taxes from Published $ 1,937,699
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Property Taxes Required to Support
the FYE17 Budget
FYE2017 FYE2016
Property Taxes $40,349,433 $40,151,727
Incr (Decr) from prior year $ 287,706 $ (735,982)
Percentage Increase (Decr) 0.72% (1.80%)
Proposed Levy Rate $17.56954 $17.76370
Residential Tax Increase
Avg Reval (with Grout levy) 1.56% 1.38%
Residential Tax Increase
Avg Reval (without Grout levy) 0% 0%
Comm/Ind Tax Increase (Decr) (1.09%) (6.25%)
Multi-Residential Tax Incr (Decr) (5.21%) (6.25%)
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City of Waterloo FYE2018 Budget
•Still have questions? Please call City Hall - Mayor
Hart or Michelle Weidner will be glad to help.
•Thank you for participating in the development of the
FYE2018 budget!
•A special thank you to Mayor Hart, the City Council,
the Finance Department staff, and all City
departments for their work to develop the budget and
for the service they provide to our citizens year-
round.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA
TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA:
You are hereby notified that a Special Session of the City Council will be held at 5:30
p.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2017, in the Harold E. Getty Council Chambers, on General
Obligation Bond Issuance and the FY2018 Budget. No other official business will be conducted
at said meeting.
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Quentin Hart, Mayor
Due, timely and legal service of the above notice is hereby accepted the 9`h day of March
2017 by me a dully elected, qualified and acting Councilperson of Waterloo, Iowa.
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rome Amos, Jr.
I, Kelley Felchle, hereby certify that I have served the above notice of Councilperson
Jerome Amos, Jr. distributing same to him personally.
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Kelley Fele
City Clerk
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA
TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA:
You are hereby notified that a Special Session of the City Council will be held at 5:30
p.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2017, in the Harold E. Getty Council Chambers, on General
Obligation Bond Issuance and the FY2018 Budget. No other official business will be conducted
at said meeting.
Quentin Hart, Mayor
Due, timely and legal service of the above notice is hereby accepted the 91h day of March
2017 by me a dully elected, qualified and acting Councilperson of Waterloo, Iowa.
Tom Lind
I, Kelley Felchle, hereby certify that I have served the above notice of Councilperson
Tom Lind distributing same to him personally.
Kelley Felchl
City Clerk
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA
TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA:
You are hereby notified that a Special Session of the City Council will be held at 5:30
p.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2017, in the Harold E. Getty Council Chambers, on General
Obligation Bond Issuance and the FY2018 Budget. No other official business will be conducted
at said meeting.
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Quentin Hart, Mayor
Due, timely and legal service of the above notice is hereby accepted the 9th day of March
2017 by me a dully elected, qualified and acting Councilpeffon of Waterloo, Iowa.
I, Kelley Felchle, hereby certify that I have served the above notice of Councilperson
Patrick Morrissey distributing same to him personally.
Kelley Felch
City Clerk
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA
TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA:
You are hereby notified that a Special Session of the City Council will be held at 5:30
p.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2017, in the Harold E. Getty Council Chambers, on General
Obligation Bond Issuance and the FY2018 Budget. No other official business will be conducted
at said meeting.
Quentin Hart, Mayor
Due, timely and legal service of the above notice is hereby accepted the 9th day of March
2017 by me a dully elected, qualified and acting Councilperson of Waterloo, Iowa.
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Tom Powers
I, Kelley Felchle, hereby certify that I have served the above notice of Councilperson
Tom Powers distributing same to him personally.
elley Felch
City Clerk
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA
TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA:
You are hereby notified that a Special Session of the City Council will be held at 5:30
p.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2017, in the Harold E. Getty Council Chambers, on General
Obligation Bond Issuance and the FY2019 Budget. No other official business will be conducted
at said meeting.
Quentin Hart, Mayor
Due, timely and legal service of the above notice is hereby accepted the 9th day of March
2017 by me a dully elected, qualified and acting Councilperson of Waterloo, Iowa.
Ron We per
I, Kelley Felchle, hereby certify that I have served the above notice of Councilperson Ron
Welper distributing same to him personally.
Kelley Felchl
City Clerk
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA
TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA:
You are hereby notified that a Special Session of the City Council will be held at 5:30
p.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2017, in the Harold E. Getty Council Chambers, on General
Obligation Bond Issuance and the FY2018 Budget. No other official business will be conducted
at said meeting.
Quentin Hart, Mayor
Due, timely and legal service of the above notice is hereby accepted the 9th day of March
2017 by me a dully elected, qualified and acting Councilperson of Waterloo, Iowa.
Steve Schmi
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I, Kelley Felchle, hereby certify that I have served the above notice of Councilperson
Steve Schmitt distributing same to him personally.
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Kelley Felchle
City Clerk
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF
CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA
TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO, IOWA:
You are hereby notified that a Special Session of the City Council will be held at 5:30
p.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2017, in the Harold E. Getty Council Chambers, on General
Obligation Bond Issuance and the FY2018 Budget. No other official business will be conducted
at said meeting.
Quentin Hart, Mayor
Due, timely and legal service of the above notice is hereby accepted the 91" day of March
2017 by me a dully elected, qualified and acting Councilperson of Waterloo, Iowa.
Bruce Jacobs
I, Kelley Felchle, hereby certify that I have served the above notice of Councilperson
Bruce Jacobs distributing same to him personally.
Kelley Felchle
City Clerk