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RECREATIONAL VEHICLE AUCTION
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Lone Tree
GENERAL $14,856.99 / $22,377.37
ROAD USE 11,846.34 / 3,173.00
WATER 5,712.56 / 7,504.33
WATER REV 1,336.52
DEBT SERVICE 805.53
TRUST & AGCY 100.00
SEWER 4,962.49 / 16,400.52
REFUSE 1,910.26 / 2,246.75
TOTALS 41,529.69 / 51,701.97
CASH ON HAND 1,057,406.49
SAV CERT 223,050.00
RICK L. OGREN, MAYOR
MERRY THOMAE, CITY CLERK, AT-
TEST
submitted for publication 04-07-15
Lone Tree City Council meeting Published in the Lone Tree Reporter
minutes April 00, 2016 Thursday, April 16, 2015. L- 153
Mayor Ogren called to order at 5:30 pm
the regular meeting of the Lone Tree City Lone Tree Board of Education Regular
Council with Kopf, Flake and Swinton MeetlngAprU 8, 2016
present. Brown & Barton were absent. 5:30PM Library. Roll call was taken: Loan
Others attending: Merry Thomas, Brad was absent. Motion carried on all items
Judge, Ben Slaughter, Duane Krueger, unless otherwise stated. Approved the
Randy Krutzfield, Justin Meade and nu- minutes of the Public Hearing and Regu-
marcus citizens. Motions carried with all lar Meeting March 11, 2015, the Monthly
Ayes unless noted. Flake, Swinton moved Financial Report, the Activity Fund Re-
to approve the agenda as presented, port, the General, Activity, PPEL, School
CARRIED. Kopf, Flake movedtoapprove Nutrition, and Preschool Fund Bills.
the consent agenda (minutes, reports, General $31,126.10, Activity $2,128.06,
bills received). CARRIED. Water samples School Foods $7,224.80 and March Pre-
were read from the Community Building, paid $75,265.88. Approved the purchase
Care Center, and reported safe. from H.D. Cline for a 2015 Cub Cadet
Kopf, Flake moved to open the Public mower for $8,000.00. Approved the open
Hearing for the Annexation and Zon- enrollment in applications of Jordynn
ing requests. CARRIED 5:34 pm. There Grissom, Jenna Burkett, Serenity Schjodt
was one question as to whether there and the open enrollment out application
was going to be a new subdivision. New of Alexzander Reichert. Approved the
owner replied that there are no plans at reviewed Board Policies 401.7, 401.8,
this time. Flake, Kopf moved to close the 401.9, 401.10, 401.11 and 401.12. Ap-
public hearing, CARRIED 5:36 pm. proved the Non-certified contracts for
Flake, Kopf moved to approve RESOLU- 2015-2016. Approved the Administrative
TION 2015-G (APPLICATION FOR AN- Contracts for 2015-2016. Approved the
NEXATION OF TERRITORY- KRUEGER 2015-2016 School Calendar. Approved
PROPERTY). CARRIED. the 2015-2016 proposed School Budget.
Flake, Swinton moved to approve RESO- Approved levying property tax for fiscal
LUTION 2015-H (APPLICATION FOR year 2015-2016 for the regular program
ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY - CITY budget adjustments as allowed under
LAGGON SITE). CARRIED. section 257.14, Code of Iowa. Approved
Randy Krutzfield and Justin Meade dis- the 2013-2014 audit. Approved the 2015-
cussed the IDNR requirements for the 2016 Master Contract. Approved the
City's lagoon upgrade. No formal action Washington County Perkins Consortium.
was taken at this time. Approved the Lone Tree FFA State Con-
Flake, Swinton moved to suspend the vention trip April 16th through April 21st.
rules and read by title only ORDINANCE Approved the Cooperative Agreement
2015-1 (WATER USE FEES). CARRIED. with Iowa Wesleyan College for place-
Flake, Swinton moved to approve the ment of practicum or student teachers if
third and final reading of Ordinance 2015- requested. Approved the resignations of
1. CARRIED. Katie Graf, High School Science; Sue
Flake, Kopf moved to suspend the rules Hartsock, 5th Grade Teacher; Kelsi TeBo-
and read by title only ORDINANCE 2015- ckhorst, Jr Class Advisor and to hire Mike
2 (SEWER RATES). CARRIED. Flake, Close, Assistant Baseball Coach; Steve
Kopf moved to approve the third and final Gibson, Head Baseball Coach and Sue
reading of Ordinance 2015-2. CARRIED. Squiers, Football/Basketball Cheerlead-
Kopf, Swinton moved to designate May inc. Adjourned at 6:50 pro. Respectfully
16th for Clean-Up Day. CARRIED. Submitted by: Kelli D Forbes, Board Sec-
Flake, Swinton moved to approve the chip retary
and seal street work. CARRIED. Published in the Lone Tree Reporter
Swinton, Kopf moved to approve the Thursday, April 16, 2015. L-48
LTFR request to close W. Commer-
cial Street on June 20th from DeVoe to
Huskins from 7:00 to 1.2:30 am for a street Lone Tree Board of Education Public
.dance. CARRIED Hearing Apdl 8, 201,5
Flake, Kopf moved to approve RESO- 5:30 p.m. Library. Roll call was taken:
LUTION 2015-1 (POLICE CONTRACT). Loan was absent. Motion carried on all
CARRIED. items unless otherwise stated. The pro-
Flake, Swinton moved to approve RESO- posed 2015-2016 School Budget was dia-
LUTION 2015-J (REFUSE CONTRACT) cussed. Adjourned at 5:35 p.m. Respect-
but to amend Section 13 for the contract fully Submitted by: Kelli D Forbes, Board
to be in effect through June 30, 2020 Secretary
with an option to renew for two additional Published in the Lone Tree Reporter
years to June 30, 2022. CARRIED. Thursday, April 16, 2015. L - g
Additional bids/estimated were requested
for the water plant door replacements.
national service on our county, to thank those Joshua F Busard 60.00
who serve, and to find ways to give back to Julia Tylee 86.00
their communities.2. Proclaiming April 2015 Kathy Davis 125.76
as County Government Month in Johnson Kevin Elliott 24.00
County, Iowa Koch Brothers 1382.40
Motion by Sullivan, second by Carberry, to Leroy Bain 29.99
approve Proclamation 04-02-15-01. Liebovich/Pdm 308.04
County Engineer Grog Parker spoke and ac- Manatron 1278,14
cepted the following proclamation. Mark L Prentice 24.00
PROCLAMATION 04-02-15-02 Marttn R Gaffey 400,00
COUNTY GOVERNMENT MONTH Mathews & Associates L 320,00
APRIL 2015 Mechanical Service In 1468.40
"Counties Moving America Forward: The Medals Inc 799.77
Keys are Transportation and Infrastructure" Menards - Iowa City 124.69
Whereas, Johnson County and all counties Metropolitan Plannin 10090.98
take seriously their responsibility to protect Mh Equipment Company 873.77
and enhance the health, welfare and safety of Michael Ringle 122.08
residents in sensible and cost-effective ways; Mid American Energy 6450.17
and Monies M Cotter Brown 8.00
Whereas, counties move America forward by Muscatine County Sher 8987.00
building infrastructure, maintaining roads and Nadine Fisher 44.56
bridges, providing health care, administering Neighborhood Centers 18500.00
justice, keeping communities safe, running Nail Bombei 60.00
elections, keeping records and much more; North Lihetty Fire De 5967.00
and Nu Radiance Inc Dha Se 317.19
Whereas, through the National Association of One Circle Foundation 9855.00
Counties' "Transportation and Infrastructure" Oxford Properties Dha 400.00
initiative, NACo is encouraging counties to Pauls Discount Store 7.38
focus on how they have improved their corn- Phil Schintler 99.00
munities through road projects, new bridges Plumbers Supply 108.32
and building new facilities; and Powerlifl Inc Dba Hu 9500.00
Whereas, in order to remain healthy, vihrant, Ppg Architectural Finish 5.98
safe, and economically competitive, Amer- Prelude Behavioral S 66810.00
ica's counties provide transportation and in- Pts Of America Lic 575.30
frastrncture services that play a key role in Pyramid Services Inc. 51.83
everything from residents' daily commutes to Quality Inn & Suites 123.20
shipping goods around the world; and Rape Victim Advocacy 4081.25
Whereas, each year since 1991 the National Ray Oherrun Co Inc 352.31
Association of Counties has encouraged coun- Raynor Door Of Cedar 1777.64
ties across the country to actively promote Republic Services Dba R10.00
their own programs and services to the public Retrac Inc Dba Think 4970.00
they serve; and Richard Dvorak 60.00
Whereas, The Johnson County Secondary Rick Hovel 8.00
Roads Department has a budget of more than Rick Schwarting 150.00
$10.3 million dollars, made up of property Ronald J Moore 40.00
taxes, homing and federal funds, to maintain S&G Harvieux Inc Cj Coo55.00
more than 900 miles of paved, gravel, and Sandra R Hart 230.29
dirt roads in Johnson County. The Second. Scott Merriman Inc 336.60
ary Roads Department is also responsible for Scott Van Keppel Lie 460.13
maintaining the County's many culverts and Seizer Werderitsch A 14603.21
bridges, and overseeing their replacement Shelter House 13750.00
when necessary, such as Mehaffey Bridge and Shoemaker & Haaland 5247.00
the recently completed Copi Bridge. Sircle Cnnference 375.00
Now, Therefore, be it resolved that we, the SlagarAppliance Inc 1394.00
Johnson County Board of Supervisors, do Solon Public Library 9693.34
hereby proclaim April 2015 as: COUNTY Staples Business Advan 779.62
GOVERNMENT MONTH and encourage all Staples Credit Plan 513.41
County officials, employees, schools and resi- Stetson Building Produ 238.96
dents to learn more about county government Stitch In Time Inc 556.90
functions and activities, Table To Table Food D 5000.00
Motion by Rettig, second by Sullivan, to ap- Tallgrass Business Re 2417.65
prove Proclamation 04-02-15-02. Torrance Neuzil 68.76
Motion by Neuzil, second by Sullivan, to Thomas PBrase 179,85
approve the claims on the Auditor's Claim Tim Lehman 400.00
Register as approved by a majority of the Su- Tnt Johnson Inc Dha Aut35.00
pervisors. Travis J Weipert 60.00
4 C's Community Coor 19500.00Treasurer State Of IA 7.00
Access Technologies In 380.09 Treat America 7,58
Action Sewer & Septic S 80.00 Tricia L Kitzmann 72,80
Adrian Stutzman 140.00 U S Cellular 612.05
Advance Builders Corp 1057.30 United Action For Yo 31295.30
Advanced Electrical S 2938.39 Univ Of Ia Credit Uni 894.38
Alliant Energy : 842.60 University Directories650.00
Am Managemer/t Inc 27%00 University Of Iowa 2141.66
Amanda Marie Mehic ~'" ~ 700.00 University Of Iowa Ho ~ 896.34
Ameriean Law Institute 152.37 Verizon Wireless 105.96
Andrew V Weigel 130.44 Visiting Nurse Assn 38748.15
Anne M Lahey 639.39 Wal-Mart Community 29.97
Autoclave Testing Sere 293.00 Wellmark Blue Cross 110500.00
Barry Brandt 360.00 William L Wittig 350.00
Becky Mills 40.00 Windstream It-Comm.Llc73.76
Big Brothers Big Sis 13965.48Yellow Cab Of Iowa Ci 696.50
Bound Tree Medical Lie 393.81 Youth Services Of Li 95207.84
Brenda Conner 189.00 Zahasky Properties LIe375.00.
Brat McLaughlin 40.00 Zephyr Copies & Design220.00
Brother And Brother In 319.66 Motion by Carberry, second by Sullivan, to
No formal action was taken on the Finley Cost of this publication: 116.01 approve the minutes of the formal meeting of
Subdivision TIF extension request. Fiscal year to date cost March 26, 2015. Roll call: Carberry, Homey,
Tom Dickey presented the council with a (as of 7/1/14): Neuzll, Sullivan; abstain: Rettig.
summary for a Community Wellness Con- THE JOHNSON COUNTY BOARD OF Motion by Rettig, second by Neuzil, to ap-
tar they would like to have built. No action SUPERVISORS prove the payroll authorizations submitted by
taken at this time. FORMAL MEETING MINUTES department heads, as approved by a majority
Being no further business, Mayor Ogren APRIL 2, 2015 of the Supervisors.
declared the meeting adjourned at 6:58 Chairperson Harney called the Johnson Motion by Sullivan, second by Rettig, to ap-
pm. County Board of Supervisors to order in the prove the Transfer Application for a Class C
FOLLOWING CLAIMS PAID IN MARCH
Johnson County Administration Building at Liquor License (#LC0040260) for Ruzicka's
GENERAL FUND
9:00 a.m. Members present: Mike Carberry, Meat Processing, Inc to 4694 Robinwoods
Johnson Co Sheriff, contract 4394.00
Pat Harney, Torrance Neuzil, Janelle Rettig, Lane, N.E, for April 4, 2015, as submitted by
Johnson Co Refuse, contract 60.00
Slechta Communications, legals 292.90 and Rod Sullivan. Barbara Ruzicka.
Nell Bombei, inspections70.00 Unless otherwise noted, all actions were taken Continued Public Hearing of February 12,
Monks Co audit 6750.00 unanimously. 2015 on Subdivision Application 25581 at
John Deers, Supplies 197.35 Shelter House Outreach Development VISTA 9:22 a.m.
Standard Pest, spray 28.00 Lucy Trankina spoke and accepted the follow- Subdivision Application 25581 of James and
Matheson Tri-Gas, rent 18.10 ing proclamation. Evelyn Calef, signed by James Caief, request-
Office Express, supplies 241.65 PROCLAMATION 04.02.15-01 ing preliminmT and final plat approval of
Windstream, phones 255.78 NATIONAL SERVICE RECOGNITION Caief Subdivision, a subdivision described as
Alliant Energy, elec 1165.66 DAY being described located in the NE 1/4 of the
City Iowa City, library 1750.00 APRIL 7, 2015 SW 1/4 of Section 33, Township 81 North,
IPERS, pymnt 1202.97 Whereas, service toothersis ahailmarkofthe Range 5 West of the 5th P.M. in Johnson
IRS, pymnt 1268.26 American character, and central to how we County, Iowa, This Is a 2,59 acre farmstead
Trees State IA, whhld 98.00 meet our challenges; and split located on the south side of 210th Street
LT's Grocery, supplies 256.31 Whereas, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps par- NE, approximately 1,400 feet east of its in-
US Foods, supplies 1800.70 ticipants address the most pressing challenges tersection with Utah Avenue NE in Cedar
Sheryl Oppelt, mileage 151.20 facing our cities and counties, from educating Township.
Payroll, salaries 2376.49 students for the jobs of the 21st century and Planning and Zoning Assistant Planner Josh
ROAD USE supporting veterans and military families to Busard said the applicant's representative re-
Thompson Truck, repairs 335,00 providing health services and helping corn- quested to continue the public hearing on May
Midwest Frame, repairs 84.62 munities recover from natural disasters; and 7, 2015.
Iowa Prison Industries Whereas, national service expands economic Motion by Sullivan, second by Neuzil, to
91.00 opportunity by creating more sustainable, re- continue the Public Hearing and defer consid-
Cobb Oil Co, fuel 186.05 silient communities and providing education, oration of Subdivision Application 25581 to
AgVantage FS, fuel 421.60 career skills, and leadership abilities for those May 7, 2015 at 9:00 a,m.
Alliant Energy, st lights 1495.73 who serve; and Motion by Rettig, second by Sullivan, to ap.
Treas State IA, whhld 559.00 Whereas, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps par- prove and authorize the Chairperson to sign
WATER UTILITY ticipants serve in more than 60,000 locations the 2015 Dust Control Safety Program Con-
Hawkins Inc, chlorine 1195.00 across the country, including here in Johnson tract with He.on Services, Inc Van Meter,
Significant Digits, fee 350.00 County, bolstering the civiC, neighborhood, in an amount of $227,673,00.
IAMU, dues 516.26 and faith-based organizations that are so vital Motion by Carberry, second by Sullivan, to
Municipal Supply, supplies 244.00 to our economic and social well-being; and approve and authorize the Chairperson to sign
Utility Equip, supplies 904.20 Whereas, national service participants in- the 2015 Seed and Fertilizer Program Contract
US Cellular, phones 46.48 crease the impact of the organizations they with United Seeds, Inc Omaha, Nebraska, in
Hygienic Labs, tests 25.00 serve with, both through their direct service an amount of $16,230.00.
AIUant Energy, elec 1403.43 and by recruiting and managing millions of Motion by Sullivan, second by Carherry,
Postmaster, postage 171.70 additional volunteers; and to approve and authorize the Chairperson to
Windstream, phones 64.26 Whereas, national service participants demon- sign the 2015 Bituminous Resurfacing Pro-
Tress State IA, sales tax 2226.00 strate commitment, dedication, and patriotism gram (various locations) contract with L.L.
Treas State IA, whhld 358.00 by making an intensive commitment to ser- Polling Co North Liherty, in an amount of
SEWER UTILITY vice, a commitment that remains with them in $605,050.00.
Team Lab, chemicals 1936.00 their future endeavors; and Adjourned to Informal Meeting at 9:27 a.m.
Windgtream, phones 216.01 Whereas, the Corporation for National and /s/Pat Homey, Chair, Board of Supervisors
US Cellular, phones 46.48 Community Service shares a priority with
Hygienic Labs, tests 406.00 public officials nationwide to engage citizens, ~ -'3 ~
Alliant Energy, elec 524.06 improve lives, and strengthen communities; ,~J, J~r
R E C, elec 130.01 and is joining with county and city govern-
BC/BS, premium 2602.13 manta across the country to recognize the ira-
Trees State IA, whhld 445.00 pact of service. Attest', Travis Weipert, Auditor
Tress State IA, sales tax 184.00 Now, Therefore, be it resolved that we, the Recorded By Kymberly Zomerman.nd
IPERS, pymnt 616.18 Johnson County Board of Supervisors, do These minutes were sent for formal approval
IRS, pymnt 1844.22 hereby proclaim Tuesday, April 7, 2015, as: and publication on April 9, 2015.
Payroll, salaries 7450.43 NATIONAL SERVICE RECOGNITION Published In the Lone Tree Reporter
REFUSE DAY in Johnson County, Iowa, and encourage Thursday, Apdl 16, 2015, L - 366
Johnson Co Refuse, contract 2246.75 residents to recognize the positive impact of
Btm & J Ltd Dha Colas 325.00
Carpenter Uniform Co 136.64
Carrie J Rowald 60.00
Central Iowa Distribut 294,80
Chadwick T Gerdes 30,00
Cherie White 114.08
Chet Smith 84.00
Chris Langenberg 80.00
City Of Coraiville 22757.25
City Of Iowa City 12091.66
City Of Iowa City-Ac 32054.72
City Of North Liberty 46.42
Cody R Ohare 140.00
Cott Systems Inc 2226.00
Cr Pharmacy Services 1631.00
Crisis Center 10930.00
Crisis Center Dha The 7875.00
D & S Enterprises 475.00
Dawn Alam 131.04
Delta Dental Of Iowa 8359.50
Dental Equipment & Sup 160,25
Diana C Kremzar 27.93
Dolphin International 1325.00
Domestic Violence In 15875.00
Donald E Morrison Jr 400.00
Edward Bartels 92.96
Edwards Reporting Svc 268.50
Eileen M Tosh 7,96
Elder Services Inc 10000,00
Eros Learning Resources 670,00
Five Star Shop Service 972.00
Foster Appliance 84.00
Four Oaks 5508.63
Freeman Lock & Alarm 10.50
Gerald Jones 500,00
Graphic Printing & Desi 50.40
Hawkeye Area Communit 1937,50
Hawkeye Communication/ 601,17
Hawkeye Fire & Safety 116,25
Hawkeye Touchless Inc 22.86
Heartland Shredding In 100,00
Henry Schein 225.42
Housing Trust Fund Of 6000.00
Hy-Vee #1281 100.00
Hy-Vee Inc 98.74
Iowa Bridge & Culve 339528,65
Iowa Business Supply L 430.75
Iowa City Area Chamber 25,00
Iowa City Free Medic 26250.00
Iowa City Mhp Llc 310,00
Iowa City Press-Citizen 96,00
Iowa County Attorneys 2615.00
Iowa Lodge Inc 400,00
Iowa Lodge Inc Dha The 850.00
Iowa Public Health As 2025.00
James P Lacina 8.00
Jarrett Mitchell 303.75
Jessica L Beck 2.40
Jim's Septic Service I 375.00
Joan R Huff 475.00
John M Selmer 2577.00
Johnson County Audito 379,38
Johnson County Audito 4737.18
Johnson County Emerg 57568.50
Johnson County Extensi 891.69
Johnson County Sheriff 626.39
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