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THE FORMAL MEET-
:3F THE JOHNSON COUNTY
OF SUPERVISORS:
16, 2003
)erson Harney called the
County Board o Supervisors
in the Johnson County
Building at 9:00 a.m.
rs present were: Pat Harney,
Terrence Neuzil, Sally
and Carol Thompson.
all actions
unanimously.
by Thompson, second by
to approve the claims on the
Claim Register, as approved
pervisors.
632.50
Rental Inc 806.80
North Central 424.95
300.00
Co 854.81
C Andrews 1.12
3.14
5.83
26.70
nternational Inc 620.00
134.70
lacier Premium 45.00
Co 15,839.64
127.76
Bag Company 92.68
Couns Ct 255.00
Mobile Home I 215.00
1.12
M Barnes 8.40
Supply 182.21
3.92
Inn & Suites 62.26
t Bell 1.40
4.42
Storage 150.00
5.60
Bird 12.80
17.76
2.80
Company 82.50
250.00
' Sheriff 62.70
tee Medical L 1,113.60
1.68
Inc 514.75
0.84
50.00
Co 497.61
1.68
15.88
Parts 172.81
Auditor 332.50
Store 108.17
• 420.00
30 Sheriff 8.64 "
Bank 215.00
350.00
GOrdo Co Sheriff 22.70
1 Oaks Inc 8,928.00
City 1,678.11
Div 2,202.44
Iowa City 86.90
Lone Tree 34.69
SWisher 54.00
& Associate 166.00
s Pharmacy 274.22
ercial Towel Servi 128.30
; Engineer 48.86
89.15
Sheriff (IL) 31.00
Frame & Axl 227.54
180.78
urtney 2.80
Suppys 207.62
Inc 425.00
Lp 42,033.06
Plan -I 3,943.30
LIc 275.00
4.76
Inc 6,360.00
0.56
15.12
4.76
In 55.95
Service Inc 90.44
porting Se 2,579.55
11.00
CIr 8,653.00
Medical Prod 31.90
Plus 6,312.50
ling Resourc 11.00
rave 26.68
Isiness Machine 162.39
70.24
ton 37.56
' Sales 1,800.00
Dist 535.20
Sheriff 43.50
Coor Chil 13,624.00
ovey Co , 29.34
&.Alarm I 362.00
in Supply Co 109.20
809.93
Ctr-Com Ment HI 188.40
Gardner 1.68
2.52
Commns 461.52
5,584.50
Pest Control 85.00
Compan 159.00
Goedken 143.00
Co Inc 130.64
s 39,202.94
! Greazel 3.28
reenwald 40.00
19.80
Greenwood 7.56
Hawkeye Area Communi 91.50
Elmer Hahn 48.92
Handicare lnc 3,240.00
Hargrave-McEleney Inc 687.70
Hawkeye Lumber Co. 21.86
Hawkeye Waste System 685.00
• Heartland Medical Su 1,720.00
Holiday Wrecker Service 65.00
Darlene Hoskinson 2.52
Carol A. Hulbert 14.84
Chris Hurla 8.96
Hy-Vee Pharmacy 1,151.88
Hy-Vee Food Stores 178.21
Hy-Vee Pharmacy 709.12
Hy-Vee Food Stores 616.46
Hy-Vee Food Stores 57.72
INS Strategies Consult 900.00
Interstate Battery 484.65
lOS Capital 235.00
IA Book & Supply 132.24
IC Press Citizen 573.02
Iowa City Ready Mix 5,354.86
Iowa Fire Equipment Co 81.95
Iowa Office Supply 70.00
Iowa Midland Supply Inc 11.83
Iowa Paint Mfg Co Inc 106.50
IA Paper & Chemical 99.07
IA St Assn-Counties 190.00
ISACA 125.00
Richard A Jensen 24.67
Jiffy Lube 35.80
Dean Johnson 18.96
Karen N. Johnson 4.48
Johnson Controls Inc 280.00
Johnson County Auditor 82.32
JC Council Of Govr 48.00
JC Sheriff 334.72
Nancy Kaiser 4.48
Kelly Services Inc 109.56
Christine Kemp 3.92
Kentucky Fried Chicken 144.54
Don Kerf 14.20
Julie Kessel 35.94
Steven G Klesner 391.25
Nancy Knebel 1.68
Tim Knipper 205.56
Charlie Koenigsaecke 3.08
Lab Corp Of America 702.00
Don Lacina 250.00
Lenoch & Cilek Hardware 35.89
Ufe Skills Inc 17,024.00
Linder Tire Service 1,571.86
Mary Lindemann 12.66
Unn Co Oept Human Res 568.63
Linn County Rec 112.65
Linn Co Sheriff Dept 272.42
Blanca C Lippisch 32,76
Rose Lipsius 17.84
Little Engine Preschoo 840.00
L.L Pelling Co Inc 329.57
Lutheran Social Serv 2,200.00
Mainstream Living 264.00
David Malone 2.80
Edwin F. Mann 21.25
Craig Margulis - - 86.84
Marshall Co Sheriff 37.00
Martin Eqpmt Of II, In 801.58
Marvs Glass Specialt 2.54
Matt Parrott & Sons 2,400.04
Betty Maxwell 12.52
Rachel McCain 220.00
Barbara McCormick 2.80
John D Meade, Etc 2,559.00
Ronald & Phyllis Mea 8,067.00
Medical Plaza Pharm 478.36
Rose Meer 3.92
Menard Inc 145.20
Meteorlogix 501.00
Mid-American Energy 444.06
Mid-American Energy 2,259.62
Mid-American Energy 3,043.69
ME Council Of Chem Abu 880.00
Mideast la Comm Men 63,937.00
Mid Land Equipment 196.19
Allied Document Solu 2;253.36
Midwest Wheel & Eqp 688.79
Midwestern Culvert 2,194.80
Miller Fencing 7,072.00
Patricia Mitchell 6.16
Chevalier Monsanto 25.84
M P C Newspaper 23.94
Noelle Murray 80.00
Muscatine Co Sheriff 45.45
MutualWheel Company 1,686.27
Myrtle Grove Apartment 250.00
N And N Sanitation 156.80
Laurie Nash 638.68
Natl Assn Of Counti 1,944.00
Chuck Newcomb 43.57
New Horizon Fs Inc 99.89
North Liberty Leader 25.00
Evelyn G Oaks 3.36
Office Express 29.45
OMB Police Supply 42.50
Sally err 16.16
Page Investigations 30.00
Pak LLC 250.00
Parkview Development L 170.00
Pauls Discount Store 337.63
Carol Peters 21.20
Physio-Control Corp 269.70
PIP Printing 1,388.94
Patricia Pirkl 48.72
Pitney Bowes Inc 231.00
Pitney Bowes Inc 433:57
PMC 1,800.00"
Polk County Sheriff 127.32
Rachel Porter 24.67
Qwest 1,001.76
Radio Satellite Inte 9,500.00
Michelle Raim 10.00
RB's Small Engine Serv 21.16
Reach For Your Pete 10,411.13
Jean Reimann 30.22
Rex Pharmacy Inc .241.84
Trudy Riley 4.48
Eileen Rogers 3.19
Kathleen Rogers 1.12
Gloma Rosenthal 19.24
Janet Rudolph 2.80
Connie Rumelhart 6.58
Leona Rummelhart 2.94
Le Roy Rummelhart 1.82
S & G Materials 1,103.92
Raymond Scheetz 400.00
Scott County Sheriff 17.98
James C Searls 31.17
Dorthoy Seemuth 3.92
Don Sehr 19.32
Lee Shope 0.56
Sign Shop 43.50
Janice M. Sines 19.52
Slechta Comm Inc 9.16
Kenneth Smalley 10.22
Marcia Smal{ey 10.08
Smith Schneider Stiles 380.00
Southside Drug 467.98
Spray-Land USA 33.01
Michael Stalkfleet 25.56
Staples Credit Plan 56.96
Stevens Radiator King 50.00
Frankie Stoffer 30.72
Vickie Stolba 250.00
Streichers 237.91
Jerine Strommer 10.00
Cleo Studt " 4.34
Successful Living 4,566.80
Elaine Sweet 343.17
Systems Unlimited I 48,469.30
Technigraphics 313.38
Charlotte Terrell 3.92
Richard Tiegs 23.16
Donald R Tjaden 14.48
Dorothy Tollman 16.72
Trans-lA Equipment 342.89
Triumph Consulting I 7,450.00
R Jon Trouten 36.96
Tru Art Color Graphics 415.80
Truck Country 36.87
Richard & Carol Trum 5,577.00
Richard Twohy 2.24
UAP Timberland 586.72
United Act For Youth 4,094.00
US Cellular 257.66
University Of Iowa 223.64
U Of la Hospitals & 3,520.19
Van Meter Industrial I 383.91
Marjorie Vedepo 1.68
French Res Programs 847.20
Verizon Wireless Bellev 25.96
The Video Center Inc 1,350.00
Esther Viksten 2.80
Visa 141.43
Dorothy Voparil 24.08
WaI-Greens 127.45
Doris Watson 3.36
Wayne Avenue Apts 450.00
WCDC Inc 2,945.04
Webster City Safe Coali 10.00
Webster County Sheriff 35.50
Wellman Lumber 34.44
Wellmark Bc'& Bs Of 67,500.00 -
Welter Storage Equip 160.00
Wendling Quarries Inc 266.56
West Music 1,305.25
Westport Touchless Aut 165.00
Beth Wick 4.42
Karen Williams 31.16
Herman Witlnow 9.10
Teresa Winder 117.35
Winnebago Co Treasurer 30.00
Lisa Wohlert 101.55
Deb Wollard 56.35
Annette Yeggy 306.00
Motion by Neuzil, second by
Lehman, to approve the minutes of the
formal meeting of October 9, 2003 and
the minutes of the canvass of votes o!
October 9, 2003 for the Iowa City
Primary Election.
Motion by Stutsman, second by
Lehman, to approve the payroll author-
izations submitted by department
heads, as approved by a majority of
the Supervisors.
Convened Public Hearing on Road
Vacation 01-2003 at 9:03 a.m.
Road Vacation 01-2003 That por-
tion of 540th Street SW, which lies
between Lackender Avenue SW and
Kansas Avenue SW. Said segment of
road is approximately 4,605 feet in
length.
Rick and Irvin Grout spoke against
the road vacation because it would
landlock their property. County
Attorney J. Patrick White said the
Board wouldn't normally act on the
vacation today. White said that if in fact
the vacation cuts access off to the
Grout's property the Board could still
vacate the road but he would recom-
mend that they don't. Neuzil said this
needs to be researched before he
would feel comfortable doing anything.
Lehman said they've asked Secondary
Roads to look at vacating some of the
level B roads to save costs but the
Board needs to make sure that every-
one has access to their property. The
Board discussed vacating a portion of
the road. Stutsman said that histori-
cally if there is an objection to a road
vacation the Board doesn't go through
with it.
Public Hearing closed at 9:17 a.m.
Motion by Lehman, second by
Thompson, to dismiss Road Vacation
01-2003.
Reconvened Public Hearing of
April 17, 2003 for Conditional Use
Permit Application CU03002 at 9:30
a.m.
Application CU03002 of Willis Mast
requesting a Conditional Use Permit to
operate canned goods reclamation
operation as a Home Business on
property described as Lot 1 of Dirty
Face Addition, located in the SW 1/4 of
the SW 1/4 of Section 17, Township 78
North, Range 7 West of the 5th P.M. in
Johnson County, Iowa. (This parcel is
located on the east side o| HazeLwood
Avenue SW, approximately 700' north
of its intersection with 520th Street SW
in Sharon Twp.)
Willis Mast spoke for the applica-
tion. Assistant Planning and Zoning
Administrator R. J. Moore said the con-
ditional use permit cannot be approved
until a permanent occupancy permit
has been granted. Moore said the
building inspectors have told him that
once corrections are made to the prop-
erty, which are minor, the occupancy
permit will be issued.
RESOLUTION 10-16-03-Z1
RESOLUTION APPROVING THE
CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR A
HOME BUSINESS - A PRICING CEN-
TER
Whereas, the owner has filed
application CU03002 for approval of a
Conditional Use Permit for a Home
Business for a pricing center, and
Whereas, the Johnson County
Board of Supervisors have reviewed
said application and finds the pro-
posed use to be consistent with the
requirements of Chapter 8:1.34.H.4 of
the Johnson County Zoning
Ordinance.
Now, Therefore, Be it Resolved by
the Board of Supervisors of Johnson
County, Iowa:
1. That said Conditional Use Permit be
approved subject to issuance of an
occupancy permit within 30 days.
2. That the Chairperson be directed to
sign said permit once all other condi-
tions have been met.
Motion by Thompson, second by
Stutsman, to approve Resolution 10-
16-03-Zl.
Public Hearing closed at 9:42 a.m.
Application Z03009 of Gerald N.
Zimmermann and Carolyn J. Brown,
Iowa City, Iowa, signed by Richard H.
Zimmermann, applicant's attorney,
requesting rezoning of 21.67 acres
from A1-Rural District & RS-Suburban
Residential District to RS20oSuburban
Residential District of certain property
described as being in the W 1/2 of
Section 8, Township 80 North, Range 8
West of the 5th P.M. in Johnson
County, Iowa (This property is located
on the west side of Black Hawk
Avenue NW, approximately 1500 feet
north of the Highway #6 NW and Black
Hawk Avenue NW intersection in
Oxford Twp.).
ORDINANCE 10-16-03-Zl
Zoning Application Z03009
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE
JOHNSON COUNTY ZONING ORDI-
NANCE BY CHANGING THE CLASSI-
FICATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY
FROM A1-RURAL DISTRICT & RS-
SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DIS-
TRICT TO RS20-SUBURBAN RESI-
DENTIAL DISTRICT
SECTION I. PURPOSE. The purpose
of this ordinance is to amend the
Johnson County Zoning Ordinance by
changing the classification of the real
estate described in Section II hereof
from A1-Rural District & RS-Suburban
Residential District to RS20-Suburban
Residential District.
SECTION II. CHANGE IN CLASSIFI-
CATION. The zoning classification of
the following described real estate
located in Oxford Township and com-
prised of approximately 21.67-acres to
wit:
Part of Section 8, Township 80 North,
Range 8 West of the 5th P.M. in
Johnson County, Iowa. See Plat of
Survey recorded in the Johnson
County Recorder's Office in Book 46,
Page 159, w/o right-of-way.
is hereby changed from A1-Rural
District & RS-Suburban Residential
District to RS20-Suburban Residential
District.
SECTION III. DISTRICT MAPS. The
portion of the District Maps maintained
in accordance with Chapter 8:1.5.2 of
the Johnson County Zoning Ordinance
as pertains to the real estate described
in Section II of this ordinance is hereby
repealed and amended to reflect the
foregoing change in classification.
SECTION IV. REPEALER. All other
ordinances or parts of ordinances in
conflict with the provisions of this ordi-
nance are hereby repealed.
SECTION V. SAVINGS CLAUSE. If
any section, provision or part of this
ordinance shall be adjudged invalid,
illegal or unconstitutional, such adjudi-
cation shall not affect the validity of the
ordinance as a whole or any section,
provision or part thereof not adjudged
invalid, illegal or unconstitutional.
SECTION VI. EFFECTIVE DATE. This
ordinance shall become effective, after
its passage and approval, upon publi-
cation as part of the proceedings of the
Board of Supervisors.
On October 9, 2003, motion by
Stutsman, second by Thompson, to
waive the requirement of three consid-
erations before amending an ordi-
nance and to approve Application
Z03009 on first and second considera-
tion. Roll call: aye: Neuzil, Stutsman,
Harney, Lehman, Thompson.
Motion by Stutsman, second by
Thompson, to approve Application
Z03009 on final consideration and to
approve Ordinance 10-16-03-Z1. Roll
call: aye: Neuzil, Stutsman, Lehman,
Thompson, Harney.
RESOLUTION 10-16-03-Z2
Whereas, the Johnson County
Planning and Zoning Commission, fol-
lowing a public hearing, on October 13,
2003, filed its report and recommenda-
tions for certain actions;
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved as
follows:
1. A public hearing in accordance with
Section 335.6 of the Iowa Code is set
for the 13th day of November, 2003 at
6:00 p.m. in the Board Room, Johnson
County Administration Building, 913
South Dubuque Street, Iowa City,
,Iowa, on the following: Z03010
(Terrell), Z03011 (Busch, Ryan-Busch,
Gerhard, & Keffala), S03024 (Lutz),
and S03037 (Busch, Ryan-Busch,
Gerhard, & Keffala).
2. That the Johnson County Auditor be
authorized to publish the official notice
of the above public hearing.
Motion by Stutsman, second by
Lehman, to approve Resolution 10-16-
03-Z2.
Motion by Stutsman, second by
Lehman, to approve and authorize the
Chairperson to sign the flexible spend-
ing plan renewal with We,mark, Inc.
effective, January 1, 2004 through
December 31,2004.
Motion by Neuzil, second by
Stutsman, to approve and authorize
the Chairperson to sign the Synchrony
contract for EAP (Employee
Assistance Program) services effective
November 16, 2003 to November 15,
2004.
Motion by Stutsman, second by
Lehman, to declare broken computer
equipment submitted by Information
Services as surplus property and no
longer of County use and authorize for
disposal by stripping of it of all useful
parts and then taking it to the landfill.
Adjourned to informal meeting at
9:50 a.m.
/s/Pat Harney, Chair, Board of
Supervisors.,/M" .."
Attest: Tom Slockett, Auditor
By Casie Kadlec, Recording Secretary
These minutes were sent for publica-
tion and formal approval on October
23, 2003.
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