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Left, Sydney AIt and Natalie Patterson sprint to the finish. Right,
race in the top-25.
ally proud of. "We've been doing
Continued... from page I awesome this season, especially
24:01.02. "Today Sydney kind of staying up in the top 20 places and
stepped it up," said DeVaul. "Last I'm really happy they're my team-
year she ran 25:56 and this year mates."
she ran 24:01. So, she cut a whole Jeff Hudson, the lone runner on
bunch of time from this course the boys' side, set a new PR with
last year." his time of 23:03.90.
Emily Feldman saw the course After the entire team set person-
for the first time and finished al records at their previous meet,
fourth on the team with a time of DeVaul was really pleased with
24:40.62. "Emily did really well, it their follow up effort. "I think,
was justher turn to be last. We're given the course, we did extreme-
all taking turns swapping spots ly well. This is a tough course," he
on the team, but she was still in said. Even though the Lions have
the top 25 and at this meet, that's traditionally shown well here,
really respectable," commented DeVaul called this effort "the best
DeVaul. we've ever done."
The result continued a string To put this year in perspective,
of strong showings for the girls not only did Hudson set a person-
as a whole, something Bopp is re- al record, but last year's top time
Lone Tree
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)
For the Relocation or Salvage of a Home
at 2046 Highway 6 NW, Oxford, Iowa 52322
The Johnson County Conservation Board
(JCCB) is accepting sealed bids for the pur-
chase of the home and garage, to be sold
separately, at 2046 Highway 6 NW, Oxford,
IA 52322. Bids of the home and garage
must be submitted separately. The home
and garage must be removed from the site by
the high bidder sometime before December
15th, 2016, or by a mutually agreed upon date
between the high bidder and JCCB. The John-
son County Conservation Board reserves the
right to reject all bids.
All permits, relocation costs, insurance re-
quirements, and restoration costs for the house
are the responsibility of the successful bidder.
The successful bidder, whether relocating or
salvaging, will be required to clean up the site
including all debris and remnants of the home,
excluding the foundatiom The foundation of
the home and garage can be left on site and
will not be the responsibility of the bidder.
The bidder must submit a detailed relocation
plan to the Conservation Department 30 days
prior the anticipated relocation date and re-
ceive approval of the plan by the JCCB prior
to proceeding.
House and Garage Background and
Current Conditions:
The home and garage, located at 2046
Highway NW, was built in 1977. This single
family ranch house is 1,200 square feet with
recently installed vinyl lap exterior siding and
a steel roof including eaves trough. This is a
2 bedroom, 1 bath home. The house is being
Offered "as is" and without Warranty of any
kind. The furnace, air conditioning unit, and
water heater will be included with the pur-
chase. The refrigerator and dishwasher will
also be included. All lighting fixtures, bath
tub, toilet, bathroom sink, windows and doors
in the basement of the ho~e are included and
must be salvaged by the bidder. The garage
is 24' x 32' with a 11' 8" peak height above a
16" curb wall. Viewing:
Interested parties may view the house be-
tween 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., by appoint-
ment only, by contacting the Johnson County
Conservation Board Office at (319) 645-2315.
Bidder Requirements:
1. Sealed bids in response to this RFP must
be received by 4 p.m. on October 18th, 2016
at:
Johnson County Conservation Board
Kent Park
2048 Highway 6 NW
Oxford, Iowa 52322.
All bids should signed, dated and be clearly
marked on the outside of the sealed packet
"House Bid" or "Garage Bid". Any bids re-
ceived after 4 p.m. on October 18th, 2016,
will not be considered. Faxed or emailed pro-
posals will not be accepted.
2. The high bidder must make full payment
to the JCCB before any work is started on the
project.
3. Bidders 'must procure any and all neces-
sary permits and approvals from any and all
regulatory agencies, utility companies, trans-
portation officials, etc. for relocation.
4. The bidder must cover all relocation and
Emily Feldman finishes the
for Lone Tree, set by Paige Doeh-
rmann, would have been fourth
best.
He elaborated, "Not everyone
PR'd today, but we ran pretty well
where we have all season on a
little bit easier courses, so that's
encouraging to see."
The team runs next Sept. 20 at
Mount Pleasant.
demolition costs associated with relocating
this home and garage. Qualifications of the
house moving contractor must be submitted
with the bid and the JCCB reserves the right
to reject a bid for any reason. All contractors mation.
will be required to provide proof of liability PROCLAMATION 09-08-16-02
insurance, bonding if required by the JCCB WALK TO END ALZHEIMER'S DAY
and sign a hold harmless statement before any SEPTEMBER 18, 2016
work is started, and the relocation plan must Whereas, as many as five million Americans
be approved in advance by the Executive Di- are living with Alzheimer's disease and some-
rector of the JCCB. one new is added to those ranks every 66 see-
5. The bidder must complete the reloca- ends; and
tion oftbe home and garage before a mutually Whereas~ Alzheimer's is the sixth leading
agreed,upon date. cause of death in theUnited States~ the~only
, Additional Information: leading Cause of death~without a prevention
Specific questions regarding this RFP or acutp.~land
should be directed to: Whereas, in 2015, 15.9 million family and
Johnson County Conservation Board friends provided 18.1 billion hours of unpaid
2048 Highway 6 NW care to those with Alzbeimer's and other de-
Oxford, IA 52322 mentias and, on average, a caregiver loses
(319) 645-2315 office more than $15,000 in annual income as a re-
Published in the Lone Tree Reporter suit of reducing or quitting work to meet the
Thursday, September 22, 2016 L-95 demands ofcaregiving; and
Whereas, researches are working diligently to
develop accurate ways to diagnosis and treat
Cost of this publication: 130.70 Alzbeimer's disease; and
Fiscal year to date cost Whereas, The Walk to End Alzbeimer's® is
(as of 7/1/16): the world's largest event to raise awareness
THE JOHNSON COUNTY BOARD OF and funds for Alzheimer's care, support and
SUPERVISORS research. Held annually in more than 600
FORMAL MEETING MINUTES communities nationwide, this inspiring event
SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 calls on participants of all ages and abilities
Chairperson Sullivan called the Johnson to join the fight against this devastating dis-
County Board of Supervisors to order in the ease by participating in the Walk to End AI-
Johnson County Administration Building at zheimer's here in Johnson County on Sunday,
5:30 p.m. Members present: Mike Carberry, September 18.
Lisa Green-Douglass, Pat Harney, Janelle Ret- Now, Therefore, be it resolved that we, the
tig, and Rod Sullivan. Johnson County Board of Supervisors, do
Unless otherwise noted, all actions were taken hereby designate September 18, 2016 as:
unanimously. WALK TO END ALZHEIMER'S DAY in
Iowa Children's Museum Executive Director Johnson County, Iowa, and urge community
Deb Dunkhase spoke and accepted the proc- members to work toward eliminating AI-
lamation, zbeimer's disease by participating in the Walk,
PROCLAMATION 09-08-16-01 learning more about Alzheimer's disease, and
PLAYVOLUTION becoming an advocate to move the Alzheim-
SEPTEMBER 11-24, 2016 er'sAssoeiation's cause forward. Citizens can
Whereas, a Play Deficit exists in our society, learn more about the walk by visiting aiz.org/
and this is a very real decline in unstructured iowacitywaik.
play, with critical implications for the health Motionby Carberry, second by Green-Dou-
of our community; and glass, to approve Proclamation 09-08-16-02.
Whereas, children's media usage has soared in Motion by Green-Douglass, second by Car-
the past two decades, with the average Ameri- berry, to approve the claims on the Auditor's
can child engaging in seven hours 38 minutes Claim Register as approved by a majority of
of media use each day; and the Supervisors.
Whereas, play is critical to children's healthy Access Technologies In 139.39
brain development and building active, Advanced ElectricalS 3200.00
healthy bodies, and allows children to use Alliant Energy 145.87
their creativity while developing their imagi- Axial Industries 56.20
nation, dexterity, and physical, cognitive, and B & H Photo-Video 1338.00
emotional strength; and Blue Moon Satellites LI72.00
Whereas, unstructured play allows children Bound Tree Medical LI 1837.24
to learn how to work in groups, to share, to Bridgestone Americas I 507.36
negotiate, to resolve conflicts, and to learn Brother And Brother In 369.00
self-advocacy skills; and Btm & J Ltd 310.00
Whereas, play helps children develop new BUn & J Ltd Dba Coles 340.00
competencies that lead to enhanced confi- Case Management & Men 1417.50
dence and the resiliency they will need to face Cdw Government Inc 107.05
future challenges; and Central Iowa Distribu 1106.40
Whereas, play is just as important for adults, Certified Laboratories 621.69
especially in the workplace, helping employ- City Of Iowa City - Lan13.44
ees function under stress, refreshing the mind City Of Iowa City - Ut 442.15
and body, triggering creativity and innova- City Of Oxford-Oxford 260.00
tion, increasing energy and helping to prevent Consumers Cooperativ 43908.58
burnout; and Cs Services Asheville 146.04
Whereas, play is so important to optimal child Dale Stutzman 15.00
development that the United Nations High Dan Quiles 12.00
Commission for Human Rights has recog- Delta Dental Oflowa 9162.59
nized it as a right of every child; and Diane Schultes 66.00
Whereas, above all, play is a simple joy that is Dive Rescue Internatio 100.00
a cherished part of childhood. Dream Center 10886.81
Now, Therefore, be it resolved that we, the Ecolab Pest Elimination84.91
Johnson County Board of Supervisors, do Edwards Reporting Svci 54.00
hereby designate September 11-24 2016, as: Fidlar Technologies In 825.00
PLAYVOLUTION in Johnson County, Iowa, Fiona B Johnson 5.99
and encourage residents of all ages to sup- Four Oaks Family 5131.87
port and promote the idea that unstructured, Freeman Lock & Alarm 22.50
unplugged, unlimited play is a critical eompo- Galls, LIe Dba Quarter 112.41
nent of health development for all community Gee Asphalt Systems, 14271.00
members in Johnson County. Geopliant Lie 2874.85
Motion by Rettig, second by Green-Douglass, G1 Dodge City LIe 17811.00
to approve Prnclamation 09-08-16-01. Hawkeye Title Services 100.00
Alzheimer's Association East Central Iowa Hawkeye Touchless Inc 15.24
Chapter Community Outreach Coordinator Health Policy Corporat 252.50
Alison Winn spoke and accepted the procla- Henry Schein 292.86
-Round
Balers .Tedders
• Bale -Belting
Processors .Hay Trailers
All used balers stored inside.
BERNARD HAMMES & SON
25169 280th Avenue, Sigoumey, IA
641-635-2294
cell 641-660-2296
The City of Lone Tree, IA (pop
1,400) is seeking qualified
applicants for the position of
Building Inspector. This part-
time position is responsible for the
enforcement of Building, Electrical,
Plumbing and Mechanical Codes,
Zoning Ordinance and other
related city codes. 2-he position
includes review and approval of
building plans and specifications,
the inspection of building
construction, communication with
contractors and the general public
Any combination of education,
training, and experience which
provides the required knowledge,
skills and abilities to perform the
essential functions of the job will
be considered.
Howie Moffit 90.00
Hy-Vee #1080 289.31
Imagetek Inc 943.57
Imwca 35569.00
Insight Public Sector 7076.96
Interstate All Battery 55.99
Iowa City Ia Housing A 450.00
Iowa Division Of Insur 100.00
I0wa Emergency Manageme ": ....... 45.~0
Iowa Paper Inc ...... 580:70
Iowa State.Associatio: : .:~' ....... iffg~.00
Isac 200.00
Jeremiah Duwa 290.00
Jessica L Beck 28.20
Jkl Real Estate Team L 400.00
John A Conner 144.99
Johnson County Audito 3569.21
Johnson County Inform 1599.99
Joint Emergency Commun 259.11
Joshua F Busard 50.00
Julie L Novak 150.50
Klockes Emergency Vehie 40.93
Kmb Property Managemen 450.00
Koch Brothers 940.00
Krista J Thornton 25.38
Lahsource 768.00
Lapetite Academy 728.00
Linda Hubbard 15.00
Lima County Rec 268.82
Lisa Green Douglass 287.26
L1 Pelling Co Inc 7880.60
Mail Services LIe 28439.66
Manatron 1329.27
Marshall & Swift 349.95
Martin R Yoder 15.00
Mcc Telephony Of Iowa 1270.00
Megan Lee Schwalm 300.00
Menards - Iowa City 243.95
Mercy Services Iowa C 443.00
Mid American Energy 10.39
Mid-American Energy 450.00
Midwest Card And Id So 250.00
Midwest Spray Team & 3546.54
Mohammad Chaichian 450.00
Moore Medical Llc 126.80
Muller Plumbing & Hea 2535.00
Myrtle Grove Apartment 310.00
Nathan M Mueller 60.00
Neighborhood Centers 3204.59
Oxford Township 12.00
Pamela Glenvel Jarvis 400.00
Patrick L Harney 55.83
Panls Discount Store 227.92
Perb Conference 195.00
Portzen Constructio 424440.00
Pottawattamie County 2273.00
Ppg Architectural Finis 18.01
Prelude Behavioral Se 2500.00
Pro Vision Inc 708.56
Prosecuting Attorneys 300.00
Quality Traffic Contr 6000.00
Racom Corporation 207.50
Rave Systems LIe Dba 6179.94
Republic Services Inc 785.40
Ricoh USA Inc 377.64
Robert D Boshart 57.00
Runde Auto Group Of 19500.00
S&G Harvieux Inc Cj Coo 70.00
Sandra R Hart 738.00
Scott Van Keppel LIe 20.80
Sharon Telephone Con 70.20
Shawn Sharp 103.40
Shemin Zeng 450.00
Sierra Detention Syst 3940.00
Slechta Communication 731.06
Stanard & Associates I 280.00
Staples Business Advan 175.18
Staples Credit Plan 14.30
Stericycle 35.33
Steve's Electric Inc 75.00
Student Publications I 390.00
Su Insurance Company 222.50
Susan M Michalski Dba 540.80
Tallgrass Business Res 254.69
The Economy Advertisi 1250.20
Tom M Villhauer 139.99
Tractor Supply Credit P 19.99
Travis J Weipert 254.80
Treasurer State Of I 15843.75
Tyler Sotzen Dba Pestp 180.00
Thursday October 20, 2016 @ 5:35 PM
518 Devoe Street Lone Tree, IA
This would be a good Contractor Project house for the winter season.
1448 SF, 3 Bedroom Brick Home, Single Car Garage, Large Back Porch,
Full Basement, 90 x 140 Lot, Vinyl replacement windows, Utility
Shed Mature Oak trees. This house will need MAJOR Renovations.
Basement has MAJOR MOLD and slight water issues. Good potential
for this home with Good Curb Appeal. Additional information
available on our website @ www.wearsauctioneering.com
Jay Honohan Attorney for Seller
Please Contact Brent @ 319-624-3779
FARMLAND AUCTION
We will offer for auction the following Farmland located 3 miles West of
Lone Tree, IA on Hwy 22, then South on Sioux Ave.
-Oct 7, 2016-10:00am
JOHNSON COUNTY - FREEMONT TWP -
SECTIONS 1, 7, 12, 19, 25 & 30
TO BE SOLD IN 6 INDIVIDUAL TRACTS &
WILL NOT BE COMBINED
Auction to be conducted on Sites
Note: The first buyer may purchase Tract I or Tract II or both.
NOTE: Duwa's Auction Service LLC shall assume no liability for any
errors, omissions or inaccuracies in the information provided. All critical
information shall be independently verified. TERMS: 15% down day
of auction with balance due on or before Nov 7, 2016. POSSESSION:
Following the harvest of the 2016 crop, subject to the Tenants' rights
which end March 1, 2017. CLOSING: On or before Nov 7, 2016.
TAXES: Prorated to date of closing.
All announcements made day of auction take
precedence over all previous advertising.
GARY WATSON ESTATE FARM
LDJ FARM LLC: OWNER
Attorney: James W Miller, 420 N Roosevelt Ave Suite 110,
Burlington, IA 52601
Auctioneer: Dwight Duwa -
319-646-6775 / 319-330-6023
NEW Web: duwasauction.com
Not ;ibm in case of theft or accidents
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United Action For You 1723.56 Green-Douglass, Harney, Rettig, Sullivan..
United Rentals (North 915.56 C0nvened Public Hearing on Subdivision
Van Meter Industrial In ..... 21.57 Application 26650 at 6:07 p.m.
VanguardAppraisals 63462.50 Brotlse presented Subdivision 'Ai~t~lieation
Vanwyngarden & Abraham 459.80 26650 of Quinlan Century LLC, request-
Venture Architects L1 4734.35 ing Preliminary and Final Plat approval of
V~rizon Wireless 307.62 Quinlan Ridge Subdivision, a farmstead split
Vj Engineering 1250.00 described as being located in the NE 1/4 of
Washington County Sheri 68.50 the NE 1/4 of Section 12, Township 79 North,
WelhnarkBlue Cross 121500.00Range 8 West of the 5th P.M. in Johnson
Wells Fargo Vendor Fin 152.20 County, Iowa. The parcel is located on the
Wendling Quarries Inc 2310.48 south side of 360th Street SW approximately
Wimactel Inc 55.00 4,800 feet east of its intersection with Cos-
Windstream Holdings In 773.25 grove Road SW, in Hardin Township.
Zephyr Apparel Co Dba 480.54 Mark Stein of MMS Consultants, Inc, was
Motion by Carberry, second by Green-Dou- present to answer questions.
glass, to approve the minutes of the formal Public Hearing closed at 6:10 p.m.
meeting of September 1, 2016. RESOLUTION 09-08-16-01
Motion by Harney, second by Rettig, to ap- RESOLUTION APPROVING THE
prove the payroll authorizations submitted by PRELIMINARY AND FINAL PLAT
department heads, as approved by a majority AND SUBDIVIDER'S AGREEMENT
of the Supervisors. OF QUINLAN RIDGE SUBDIVISION
Motion by Rettig, second by Carberry, to re- JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA
ceive and place on file the Recorder's Report Whereas, the owner has filed application
of Fees Collected for the month of July, 2016, 26650 for approval of the preliminary and
in the amount of $274,773.02, as submitted by final plat of Quinlan Ridge Subdivision and
County Recorder Kim Painter. Whereas, the County Zoning Commission
Convened Public Hearing on Zoning Appli- having studied said application recommends
cation 26649 at 5:46 p.m. that the plat be approved.
Planning, Development, and Sustainability Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved By The Board
Temporary Assistant Planner Mitch Brnuse Of Supervisors Of Johnson County, Iowa:
presented Zoning Application 26649 Bob 1. That said plat be approved.
Mitchell Construction, requesting rezoning 2. That the Chairperson be directed to sign
of 9.75 acres from A-Agricultural to R-Res- said plat and Subdivider's Agreement.
idential of a certain property described as a 3. This Resolution requires the recording of
portion of Lot 1 of Westcott Addition and is the following documents: A. Resolution &
located in the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of See- Documents: Owner's Certificate, Opinion of
tion 26, Township 80 North, Range 6 West of Attorney, Certificate of County Auditor, Cer-
the 5th P.M. in Johnson County, Iowa. The tificate of the Treasurer, Subdivider's Agree-
parcel is located in the southwest quadrant ment, Fence Agreement, Resolution Affirming
of the intersection between Prairie du Chien the Stability of the Current Road System; B.
Road NE and Westcott Drive NE, in Newport Subdivision Plat (5).
Township. Motion by Green-Douglass, second by Car-
Carberry asked if the County could require berry, to approve Resolution 09-08-16-01.
access easements for the two private drives RESOLUTION 09-08-16-02
as a condition of this application. Brnuse said TRANSFERRING FROM THE GEN-
staff could look into it and access would be ERAL BASIC FUND TO THE CONSER-
required for all lots in any future subdivision VATION TRUST FUND IN THE FYI7
application. Green-Douglass said she is con- BUDGET
cerned about the possibility of a road cutting Whereas, the Board of Supervisors may pc-
through the ravine~ PDS Director Josh Busard riodically credit monies to the Conservation
said the open space and setback requirements Trust Fund pursuant to section 350.6, Code of
would likely make it undesirable to build a Iowa; and
road through the ravine. Whereas, $131,752 is the amount of Censer-
Sullivan asked if the applicant agreed to the vation Department revenue collected within
Conditional Zoning Agreement. Brouse re- the General Basic Fund during the 2015-2016
plied that the applicant signed the Agreement fiscal year; and
with no edits. Carberry asked if there is a min- Whereas, sufficient funds are available in the
imum lot size. Brouse said the density is de- General Basic Fund.
termined by the entire size of the subdivision, Therefore, Be It Resolved that the Auditor is
and in this instance, would allow a maximum authorized to make periodic transfers from
of nine lots. "the General Basic Fund to the Conservation
Mark Stein of MMS Consultants, Inc, was Trust Fund during the 2016-2017 fiscal year
present to answer questions, as funds are needed and available, not to ex-
Assistant County Attorney Andy Chappell teed the sum of $131,752.
advised that if the Board would like to make Motion by Harney, second by Green-Doug-
any changes to the Conditional Zoning Agree- lass, to approve Resolution 09-08-16-02.
ment, the County would need the applicant to Adjourned to Informal Meeting at 6:12p.m.
sign off on any changes before closing the /s/Rod Sullivan, Chair, Board of Supervisors
public hearing. Board members agreed they
are comfortable with the current agreement. ,-~?.1J., ,~,~,,~
Public Hearing closed at 6:07 p.m. -¢_/.~r"
Motion by Harney, second by Rettig, to waive
the requirement of three considerations before
approving an ordinance amending the John- Attest: Travis Weipert, Auditor
son County Unified Development Ordinance, Recorded by Emily Way
Zoning Application 26649. Roll call: aye: These minutes were sent for formal approval
Carberry, Green-Douglass, Harney, Rettig, and publication on September 15, 2016.
Sullivan.
Motion by Rettig, second by Harney, to ap- Published in the Lone Tree Reporter
prove Zoning Application 26649 with the Thursday, September 22, 2016. L-405
Conditional Zoning Agreement on first and
second consideration. Roll call: aye: Carberry,
I