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July 29,1986---cont
The maintenance crew was directed to hring one of the bike racks from
the city park to the triangle.
Gordon Christianson gave the Mayor's report.He spoke to the Council
about interference with.the police department.
Moved by Gruber,second by Brown,to adjourn at 9:25 p.m.Carried 5 to O.
August 12,1986
The regular meeting of the Ivaukee City Council was called to order at
7:40 p.m.by Mayor Gordon Christianson.
A roll call was taken and all Councilmen were present.
Guests and staff at this meeting were:Ben Phillips,LeRoy Jessen,Brian
Redshaw,Ann Ford,Bill Hays,Mark Ackelson,Paul Huscher,Randy Foster,
Bonnie'Palmer,Dave Richards,Rod Clark,Mr &Mrs Harry Beveridge,Ray
Pater,Joan Heskett,Carl Hendrixson,Merle Rees,Donna Haxton,Bob Coyne,
Wendy Hansen-Wagner,Mr &Mrs Ray Clark,Dave Reed,Reed Erickson,Sharon
Erickson,Jim McKinney,Norman Hammen,Hannah Weil,John Shoeman,Gloria&Joy Wright,Gloria &Fred Deaver,Bob Barrett,Gary Scott,Scott Thomas,
Kevin Tritz,Don Henson,Robert r1cKinney,Roger Lemons,Ken Hopper,Marc
Stiles,Linda Mack,Tami Hopper,Sue Steele,Linda Tigges,John Nelson,
Bonnie Hyda,Robert Anderson Sr,Terry Jilek,Kelly Rinehart,John Hinkler,
Roger Buffington,Steve Spencer,Nick Gruber.
The July 8 minutes were corrected to read,
"South Dallas County Landfill---$2382.64"
"26,438.15".
in the bill presentation,
Total bill presentation ··~~C.
Moved by Stork,second by Gruber,to approve minutes,as corrected,of
July 8 and 29.Carried 5 toO.
Mayor Christianson asked the garbage haulers that were present to present
proposals for city-wide hauling.Questions were fielded.
Moved by Gruber,to ask the City Attorney to draft specifications for
city-wide hauling by 1 hauler,.second by Br own ,Motion failed 1 to 4--
Gruber voting Yes..""
Individuals haulers will continue:to.haul garbage as in the past.
The proposed parking restrictions of Northview was discussed at length.
Tom Tovrea and other residents;living on Northview,gave reasons why
there should not be parking restriction on both sides of Northview.Bob
Barrett presented a petition from residents living on Northview opposing
the parking restrictions.The petition was received and filed.No
other aiscussion was held.
Randy Foster addressed the Council regarding a proposed bike trail along
the railroad tracks that may possibly be abandoned.Mark Ackelson also
talked'to the Council about the proposed project.Gary Scott of the West
Des Moines Park Commission talked regarding West Des Moines'plans to
support acquisition of the railroad land for a bike traiL It was the
Council's consensus,at this time,that they would be interested in
getting more information regarding the bike trail.
Bonnie Palmer,presirlent of the Library Board,presented the annual
report.She also asked the a Library Administrator for 5 to 10 hours
per week.The Council advised them that they needed more information
on this before approval.She also introduced the Library Board members.
Moved by Gruber,second by Tovrea,to approve the appointment of Donna
Haxton and Wendy Hansen-Wagner to the Library Board for 3 year terms.
Carried 5 to O.
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Jim McKinney,representing Norman Hammen,talked to the Council
regarding the purchase of land adjacent to Mr Hammen's property
at 505-4th St.The Council wanted to do more research on this be-
fore they consented to sell the property.This items will be put
on the agenda for a special meeting on August 21.Brian Redshaw
is to check and see if utilities go down the alley in question.
Moved by Hoifeldt,second by Tovrea,to approve the Treasurer's
report as presented.Carried 5 toO.
Moved by Stork,second by Tovrea,to approve the bill presentation
as follows:
AT &T CS &S
AT &T Info Systems
Accurate,Inc.
Alignment Shop
Baer Ag Supply
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Brown Supply Go.,Inc.
Carsonite International
Central Iowa Landscaping
Gordon Christianson
Opal Clark
Contractor's Rental
D C Muffler Shop
Dallas County News
Dallas County Recorder
iii S Darley &Co
Des Moines Truck
Electronic Engineering
Energy Economics
Farmer I s Co-op
Mark L Gruber
Hallett Construction
Paul E Huscher
Paul R Huscher
IBM Corporation
ICMA
IMWCA Trust
Iowa Fire Equipment
Iowa Power
Iowa State University
Harry N Jones
MPH Industries
Martin Marietta
Matt Parrott
J Dennis McKinney
Metro Uniform
Midwest Office Tech
National Chemsearch
News Banknote
Northern Mun.Dist.Group
Northwestern Bell
Olson Bros.
Payless Cashways
R &R Welding
R-Way Concrete
Roto-Rooter
Sink Paper Co
Smeal Fire Equipment
Snyder &Associates
Sorenson's Truck Repair
Steve Spencer
Spry Auto
Tim Sullivan
University Hygienic Lab
Utility Consultants
VanWal Equipment
•.,ater Products
Waukee Hardware
Waukee Municipal Gas
Wayne Dennis Supply
Westpointe Car Wash
West Suburban Ford
7-10 to 10-10-86
7-10 to 8-9-86
computer binders
77 Dodge 4 X 4
5 gal 24D Amine
8-1 to 9-1-86
gas valves
gas markers
fire hydrant
Mayor salary
8-86 congo meals
concrete saw
Dodge #368
6-19 to 7-17
bike trail copies
holster,evid:bags
FR supplies
8-1 to 9-1-86
index gaskets
7-86 statement
building permits
33.04T.concrete sand
8-86 retainer
legal assistance
7-1 to 9-30-86
membership dues
7-1 to 9-30-86
fire extinguisher
6-18 to 7-16-86
seminar
7-10 to 8-9-86
K-55 service
8.llT.3"stone
AP checks
water valve
outer shell
8-31-86 to 8-30-87
Watrol
PD business cards
3rd assessment
7-10 to 8-9-86
7-86 statement
park shelterhouse
R&D container
1.75 yds.concrete
storm sewer
paner products
servus boots
7-1 to 7-31-86
Dodge 11368
park shelterhouse
Dodge 4 X 4
radio repair
Q2 1986
7-86 tests
JD part
water valves
7-86 statement
6-17 to 7-18:-86
1 gal.Sherlock
PD carwashes
P-2 Ford repair
$14.44
66.12
34.01
47.25
34.50
1392 .18
365.37
365.97
26.00
80.00
25.00
145.00
55.00
142.26
20.00
104.49
47.36
246.75
191.93
197.84
53.00
113.99
250.00
42.00
741.00
95.00
2306.00
14.50
4661.89
20.00
14.68
122.00
51.49
229.02
290.00
80.99
472.50
406.00
57.00
317.00
321.10
593.95
;'9~65
10.20
99.37
210.00
139.80
369.97
5635.00
192.06
307.51
22.50
93.10
45.00
98.00
4.20
498.00
106.16
48.11
9.03
15.75
225.02
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TOTAL
$360.00
12.50
$23,418.07
Wilson Brothers
Wollack &Associates
2 applications
Alert examsP.D.
Carried 5 to O.
Moved by Gruber,second by Tovrea,to approve a Class C liquor license
and Sunday sales for the Golden Spur.Carried 5 toO ..
Moved by Tovrea,second by Gruber,to approve a Class C beer permit,
Sunday sales and cigarette permit for Faffy,Inc.d/b/a/Pronto Store.
Carried 5 to O.
The hearing on the proposed Public Site and Open Spaces ordinance could
not be held until September 9 due to the time frame of publication.
Hearings on other proposed amendments to the zoning ordinance will be
held at that time as well.
Moved by Brown,second by Hoifeldt,to set the hearing date for proposed
ordinance amendments for September 9,1986 at 7:30 p.m.'Carried 5 to O.
The hearing was held on the Communication Tower ordinance.The Mayor
asked for questions or comments.John Winkler addressed the Council
about what constitutes a tower,height limits and number of towers for
each property.LeRoy Jessen and Bill Hays also spoke.
Councilman Stork introduced an Ordinance entitled:"AN ORDINANCE GOVERN-
ING THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF CO}fr1UNICATION TOWERS IN THE
CITY OF WAUKEE,IOWA".
It was moved by Councilman Hoifeldt,and seconded by Councilman Stork,
that the Ordinance entitled:"AN ORDINANCE GOVERNING THE CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE OF COl1J'1UNICATIONSTOHERS IN THE CITY OF 1;ifAillZEE,IOWA"
be now read by the City Clerk.The Mayor put the question on the motion,
and the roll being called,the following named Councilmen voted:
Ayes:
Nays:
Brown,tovrea,Gruber,Hoifeldt,Stork
None recorded
Whereupon,the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
The Clerk read the proposed ordinance for the first time as follows:
AN ORDINANCE GOVERNING THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF COl1MUNICATION
TOWERS IN THE CITY OF WAillZEE,IOHA.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City 0 Maukee:
Section 1.THERE SHALL BE ADDED TO THE WAUKEE MUNICIPAL CODE,
CHAPTER 221 AS FOLLOWS:
221.1 Communication Towers.Communication Towers constructed
in the City of Haukee,Iowa,shall meeting all of the requirements:
a.Maximum tower height to be 65 feet from tip to ground
level with an additional 5 feet for mast and antenna.Antenna and
mast on the tower must conform to sound engineering practices.Guy
wires.are to be installed per manufacturer's recommendations on
applicable models.
b.Guy wire supports and anchors are to be located one foot
inside property boundaries or utility easement,and of design to
conform to current methods recommended by manufacturer's specifications
or other applicable requirements.
c.An anti-climbing apparatus is to be installed to prevent
unauthorized ascension on all communication towers except All Bank
Vertical Antennas.
d.Tower to be the height plus five feet angular distance
from base to overhead lines or permanent neighboring domicile.Excep-
tion:Towers with guy wires that are rated for collapsible distance,
the collapsible distance plus five feet may be used.
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e.If the tower is located near a recreation area,shelter
buildings will be consider as permanent domiciles.
f.Each location is permitted one tower over 14 feet only.
g.All towers shall be erected or maintained to the rear of
the main building,except in those instances when the subject prop-
erty is a cul-de-sac or corner lot where the side yard is larger than
the rear yard in which case a permit may be requested for a side yard
tower location,
h.The tower is to be grounded per manufacturer's recommendations.
i.All towers shall be constructed in compliance with the
Uniform Building Code as amended.
j.The certificate of a structural engineer shall be obtained
and furnished to the City of Waukee,Iowa,by the person constr.ucsing
a communication tower or the owner of the property on which the tower
is located,showing compliance with this ordinance.
201.2.Penalty,Any person,firm or corporation violating
any provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a simple misdem-
eanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars ($100.00),.or imprisonment not exceeding
thirty (30)days.Each day upon which such violation occurs after
notice shall constitute a separate violation.
201.3.Severability.If any section,provlslon or part of
this ordinance shall be adjudged invalud or unconstitutional,such
adjudication shall not affect the validity of the ordinance as a whole
or any section,provision or part thereof not adjudged invalid or
unconstitutional •
.Section 2,:,··Eff-ective-Date,This ordinance shall be in effect
after its final passage,approval and publication as required by law.
Frank Hoifeldt reported on the Personnel Committee's recommendations
for employee benefits.After a lengthy discussion,this item was
rescheduled for the September 9 meeting,
Moved by Gruber,second by Tovrea,to award contract for FY 85-86
Street project to Grimes Asphalt and authorize the Mayor and Clerk
to enter into the contract.Carried 5 toO.
A gas rate decrease was discussed.The Utilities Committee is rec-
ommending this decrease.After discussion,the Council rescheduled
this item until the September 9 meeting.
Sewer credits were discussed.
Moved by Stork,second by Brown,to extend sewer 'cr edf't s ,as in the
past,to people filling swimming pools once!each year.Carried 3 to
2--Gruber and Hoifeldt voting No.
Roger Buffington gave an update on the water and sewer plans of
action.
Frank Hoifeldt gave the Public Safety report.He reported that
Ken Hopper had given a written resignation effective September 1.
Jerry Brown gave the Parks Committee report.
Brian Redshaw gave the Administrator's report.
Moved by Gruber,second by Stork,to adjourn at 12;09 a crn ,Carried
5 to O.
Meeting adjourned.
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