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THE JOHNSON COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
FORMAL MEETING MINUTES
MAY 7, 2015
Chairperson Hamey called the
Johnson County Board of Supervisors to
order in the Johnson County Administra-
tion Building at 9:00 a.m. Members pres-
ent: Mike Carberry, Pat Harney, Terrence
Neuzil, Janelle Rettig, and Rod Sullivan.
Unless otherwise noted, all ac-
tions were taken unanimously.
Iowa City residents Del Holland
and Douglas Narveson spoke and ac-
cepted the following resolution.
RESOLUTION 05-07-15-01
RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR THE
CALL TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION
Whereas, free and fair elections are es-
sential to democracy and effective self-
government, and
Whereas, the free speech rights of all
natural persons must be protected so that
diverse views will be heard regardless
of the wealth, standing or position of the
speaker, and
Whereas, corporations are granted spe-
cial advantages such as limited liability,
perpetual life and favorable treatment of
the accumulation and distribution of as-
sets that are not available to natural born
citizens.
Whereas, prior to 2010, federal law had
prohibited corporations and unions from
using their general treasury funds to
make independent expenditures that ex-
pressly advocate the election or defeat of
a candidate through any form of media in
connection with certain federal elections.
Corporations were allowed to participate
in the political process by establishing
separate segregated funds (known as
political action committees), funded by
donations from stockholders, employees
or members of unions,
Whereas, these restrictions based on cor-
porate identity were upheld by the United
States Supreme Court in Austin vs. Michi-
gan Chamber of Commerce (1990), when
the Court recognized a compelling gov-
ernmental interest in preventing "the cor-
rosive and distorting effects of immense
aggregations of wealth that are accumu-
lated with the help of the corporate form
and that have little or no correlation to the
public's support for the corporation's po-
litical ideas."
Whereas, in 2010 the Supreme Court in
Citizens United vs. The Federal Election
Commission reversed the decision in Aus-
tin, ruling that no sufficient governmental
interest justifies limits on the political
speech of nonprofit or for-profit corpora-
tions. As a result, limits on the expenditure
of corporate general funds that expressly
advocate for the election or defeat of a
candidate, were found to be unconstitu-
tional, and
Whereas, the decision in Citizens United
and the massive investment in recent
elections by corporate interests has
sparked a grassroots effort, embodied in
the Move to Amend campaign, which calls
for an amendment to the United States
Constitution to state that the rights pro-
tected by the Constitution are the rights of
natural persons only and that Government
shall have the power to regulate, limit, or
prohibit contributions and expenditures for
the purpose of influencing elections and
that all levels of government shall require
that all permissible contributions and ex-
penditures be publicly disclosed.
I Now, therefore, be it resolved that the
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
hereby supports the call for an amend-
ment to the Constitution to ensure that
corporations are not deemed to have the
same Constitutional rights as do natu-
ral persons and allowing government to
place reasonable limits on the political
activities of artificial entities such as for-
profit and not for profit corporations.
Motion by Rettig, second by Sullivan, to
approve Resolution 05-07-15-01.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Carberry,
to approve claim number 15006063 for
$10,250.00 to All Traffic Solutions as ap-
proved by a majority of the Supervisors.
Roll call: aye: Carberry, Harney, Neuzil,
Sullivan; nay: Rettig.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Neuzil, to
approve the claims on the Auditor's Claim
Register as approved by a majority of the
Supervisors.
Action Sewer & Septic 115.00
Adam Finken 60.00
Adam M Gebhart 60.00
Adrian Stutzman 110.75
Advanced Drainage Syst 384.43
Airgas North Central 548.86
Alexis Fire Equipment 430.13
Alliant Energy 367.80
Amy Lynn Barney 23.50
Angela Weible-Jones 87.75
Ardick Equipment Co In 562.50
Atco International 382.00
Big Brothers Big Siste 296.23
Bound Tree Medical LIc 883.56
Carrie J Rowald 110.00
Central Iowa Distribut 668.50
Certified Laboratories 215.95
Chris Henze 60.00
Chris Wisman 30.00
Christene S Collyer 28.31
City Of Iowa City 26946.17
City Of Iowa City - Ut 309.66
City Of Iowa City-Ac32190.17
City Of Swisher Swis 1750.00
Community Corrections 1750.00
Computer Solutions Lt 3500.00
Cr Pharmacy Services 1771.00
Cs Services Asheville I 30.00
Dana Greer Dba Coralv 2500.02
Dave Wilson 85.28
Delta Dental Of Iowa 6916.23
Dolphin International 450.00
Dr Charles Huss 1717.00
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Eastern Iowa Light & P 150.00 Ladiester S Lamaster 175.00
Ecolab Pest Elimination 81.25 Laser Tech USA Inc Dba 209.94
Eden Apartments 450.00 Lensing Funeral Servic 590.00
Edward Barrels 60.00 Liebovich/Pdm 1097.86
Eldon Slaughter 120.00 Linn County Rec 121.07
Electric Motors Of low 110.34 LI Pulling Co Inc 2316.00
Electronic Engineering 177.35 Lonny Pulkrabek 45.00
Erin C Turner 13.00 Lori Mulherin Csr 9.00
Fastenal Company 585.33 Macpine Properties LIc 450.00
Four Oaks 829.00 Manatron 1278.14
Gary Boseneiler 146.88 Mandy Rose Coates 30.00
Gay & Ciha Funeral He 2100.00 Maria L Buendia Lobate 140.00
GE Capital 152.20 Mark R Stewart 40.00
Grainger 186.57 Mayola A Pellet 250.00
Graphic Printing & Des 181.25 Menards - Iowa City 528.80
Greg Parker 1592.87 Mental Health Disab 622943.00
Gregory J Downes 500.00 Metal Culverts Inc 3797.50
Harrys Custom Trophies 108.76 Michael J Kennedy 120.00
Hawkeye Touchless Inc 7.62 Michigan State Police 448.75
Henry Schein 456.84 Mickey R Hanson 13.00
Hy Vee Food Stores 150.00 Mid-American Energy 150.00
Hy-Vee #1281 299.97 Midwest Underground Su 125.57
I Wireless 34.08 Modern Manor Inc 330.00
Icit 500.00 Moore Medical LIc 42.75
Imagetek Inc 1716.13 Nell Shatek 59.95
Insight Public Sector 242.64 Noelle Murray Dba Murr 420.00
Interstate All Battery 100.00 Oxford Properties Dba 400.00
Iowa Bridge & Culve 189323.02 Oxford Public Library 1750.00
Iowa Business Supply L 420.21 Paul R Wittau 60.00
Iowa City Area Devel 12500.00 Physio-Control Inc 15970.28
Iowa Law Enforcement Ac 55.00 Praxair Distribution In 19.31
Iowa Law Enforcement I 250.00 Professional Muffler I 103.01
Iowa Paper Inc 134.20 Purchase Power- Pit 25000.00
Iowa Valley Rc&D 3750.00 Randy Lee Eckrich 4637.50
Isac 50.00 Republic Services Inc 769.00
Isaca Treasurer 160.00 Reserve Account 500.00
James R Miller 120.00 Ricoh USA Inc 386.13
Jana K Garrelts 351.00 Robert D Winstead 59.95
Jarod L Webb 40.00 Robert J Mahoney 40.00
Jim Donovan 120.00 Ronald J Moore 35.76
Jeanne Dowries 44.40 S&G Harvieux Inc Cj Coo 35.00
John A Conner 52.96 Sandra R Hart 477.00
John Mike Hennes 60.00 Scott Van Keppel LIc 5842.32
Johnson County Agric 23750.00 Secretary Of State 60.00
Johnson County Audito 5340.69 Shamyra Marie Jordan 10.00
Johnson County Histor 9575.00 Sharon K Butler 120.00
Johnson County Region 4250.00 Society Of Land Survey 275.00
Johnson County Second 1225.12 Solon Public Library 9693.34
Johnson County Treasur 249.46 Staples Business Advan 383.12
Joshua F Busard 235.92 Staples Credit Plan 796.47
Karrie Truitt 298.75 Su Insurance Company 1581.50
Kate Bengtson 346.40 Sycamore Apartments LI 400.00
Kay Carr 60.00 Systems Unlimited Inc 135.46
Kevin W Braddock 60.00 Tallgrass Business Res 865.01
L-3 Communications Mob 288.75 Tapco 352.63
The Cluster Parishes: St. Mary of the Assumption, Riverside;
Holy Trinity, Richmond; and St. Joseph, Wellman
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Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving
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Open House Reception following at
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Housekeeping/Laundry
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The Ctk Group 650.00
Travis J Weipert 239.60
Tru Art Color Graphics 518.60
Ui Healthworks LIc 250.50
Uniform Den Inc 245.77
United Action For You 4808.87
Verizon Wireless 306.09
Vj Engineering 5350.00
WaI-Mart Community 69.79
Wanda Daniel Dba Chef 300.00
Wellmark Blue Cross 110500.00
Wellmark Inc 333.62
Welter Storage Equip 10239.40
Wendling Quarries In 13124.90
West Claims Recovery S 433.44
Windstream It-Comm.LIc 845.13
Wjc Ltd 73.00
Zephaniah Samson Leato 500.00
Motion by Carberry, second by Sullivan, to
approve the minutes of the formal meet-
ing of April 30, 2015.
Motion by Rettig, second by Carberry, to
approve the payroll authorizations submit-
ted by department heads, as approved by
a majority of the Supervisors.
Motion by Neuzil, second by Sullivan,
to approve a Renewal Application for a
Class A Micro-distilled Spirits Permit for
Cedar Ridge Vineyards, Swisher, as sub-
mitted by Jeff Quint.
Assistant County Attorney Andy Chap-
pull and Deputy Auditor Nancy Tomkovicz
spoke about the liquor licensing process
private individuals must follow when host-
ing private events at Celebration Farm
and other public places.
Motion by Carberry, second by Sullivan, to
approve a New Application for a Class C
Liquor License, for Heuton Wedding Re-
ception, Iowa City, as submitted by Lynn
Heuton.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Rettig, to
approve a New Application for a Class C
Liquor License, for Wacker Wedding Re-
ception, Iowa City, as submitted by Den-
nis Wacker.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Carberry,
to receive and place on file the Record-
er's Report of Fees Collected for the
month of March, 2015, in the amount of
$160,793.21, as submitted by County Re-
corder Kim Painter.
Continued Public Hearing of February 12,
2015 on Subdivision Application 25581 at
9:35 a.m.
Subdivision Application 25581 of James
and Evelyn Calef, signed by James Calef,
requesting preliminary and final plat ap-
proval of Calef Subdivision, a subdivision
described as being described located in
the NE 114 of the SW 1/4 of Section 33,
Township 81 North, Range 5 West of the
5th P.M. in Johnson County, Iowa. This is
a 2.59 acre farmstead split located on the
south side of 210th Street NE, approxi-
mately 1,400 feet east of its intersection
with Utah Avenue NE in Cedar Township
Planning and Zoning Assistant Planner
Josh Busard said Chappell advises defer-
ring action until May 14th. Chappell rec-
ommended the Board defer action until
next week and direct Busard to notify the
applicant that the Board will take action
on May 14th. Chappell recommended the
Board deny the application if the docu-
ments are not in order.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Rettig, to
continue the Public Hearing and defer
consideration of Subdivision Application
25581 to May 14, 2015, at 5:30 p.m.
Chappell spoke about the action the
Board took last week regarding the job
description for the Assistant Planning and
Zoning Administrator/Sustainability Co-
ordinator and for the Transportation and
Feel Director.
Motion by Rettig, second by Sullivan, to
approve the updated job description (at
paygrade 21) for the Assistant Planning
and Zoning Administrator/Sustainability
Coordinator.
Motion by Rettig, second by Sullivan, to
approve the new job description (at pay-
grade 24) for the Transportation and Fleet
Director position.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Carberry, to
approve and authorize the Chairperson to
send the Dane County, Wisconsin Board
of Supervisors and representatives of
Community GroundWorks, Madison Area
Community Land Trust, FEED Kitchens,
and OM Village letters of appreciation for
providing tours and information during the
Johnson County staff and officials visit to
Dane County.
Motion by Neuzil, second by Sullivan, to
approve and authorize the Chairperson to
send letters of appreciation to the archi-
tectural firms that submitted responses to
the Request for Qualifications for the Am-
bulance and Medical Examiner Facility.
Motion by Neuzil, second by Sullivan, to
approve the SEATS Substance Abuse
Policy and Program Update.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Carberry, to
approve and authorize the Chairperson to
sign the Fourth Amendment to the Focus
on Youth/Crisis Childcare Contract (DCAT
4-14-118) between the Iowa Department
of Human Services and Johnson County
Social Services, adding $1,068.16 to
Focus on Youth.
Motion by Rettig, second by Carberry, to
approve and authorize the Chairperson to
sign the FY16 Child Protection Unit Wrap-
around Support Fund Contract (DCAT
4-16-010) between the Iowa Department
of Human Services and Johnson County
Social Services in an amount not to ex-
ceed $16,320.
Adjourned to Informal Meeting at 9:43
a.m.
Is/Pat Harney, Chair, Board of Supervi-
sors
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Attest: Travis Weipert, Auditor
Recorded By Kymberly Zomermaand
These minutes were sent for formal ap-
proval and publication on May 14, 2015.
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