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November 12,1991
The regular meeting of the Waukee City Council was called to order at 7:10 P.M.on
Tuesday November 12,1991 at Waukee City Hall.Mayor Floyd W.Rosenkranz was presiding.
Brian J.Redshaw was present and taking minutes.
Roll Call was taken and the following Councilmen were present:Gruber,Bailey,Scott,
Barrett and Clark.
Movedby Clark,second by Gruber,to approve the 10/15,10/23,10/28 minutes with
'rrections.Motion carried 5 to O.
Jests:M.Erwin Jansma spoke about a possible new rate for snowbirds.
:ott Thomas spoke to the City Council regarding Fire Department Business.
Movedby Clark,second by Bailey,to approve the use of the triangle Saturday August 8th
for the Street Dance.
Movedby Gruber,second by Barrett,to approve the AmendedBill Presentation.Motion
carried 5 to O.
Guests at this meeting were:Paul E.Huscher,Steve Pierce,Rick Ross,Chet Chedester,
Frank Duroy,Steve Grubb,Jeff Abbas,TomMehl,Don Overholzer,Jr.,Dennis Dolmage,
Jim Kimm,M.Erwin Jansma,Ronald Marr,Ben Phillips,Tim Royer,James DeWitt,Jr.,
Don Henson,Scott Thomas,Toni Lestina,Brian J.Redshaw,Don Pershau,and John Clark.
First Reading of the Water Rate Ordinance.
ANORDINANCETO AMENDCHAPTER203,WAUKEE,MUNICIPALCODE,WATERRATEORDINANCE.
ANORDINANCEAMENDINGWATERRATESTO BE CHARGEDBY THEWATERWORKSOPERATEDBY THE
CITYOF WAUKEE,ICWA.
BE IT ORDAINEDby the Council of the City of Waukee:
Section 1.Chapter 203.2 of Chapter 203 Waukee Municipal Code,is hereby amended
by deleting said section and inserting in lieu thereof the following:
§203.2 Water Rates.Water shall be furnished at the following monthly rates
per meter within the city limits:
$20.00 per month
(minimummonthly bill)
$6.75 per gallon
per month
All users outside the City of Waukee will be charged $40.00 per month minimumand two
times the above designated rates per meter.
Section 2.Effective Date.This ordinance shall be in effect after its final
passage,approval,and publication as required by law.
First Reading of the Sewer Rate Ordinance.
First 3,000 gallons or
lesser amount per month
Allover 3,000 gallons
ANORDINANCETO AMENDCHAPTER204,WAUKEE,MUNICIPALCODE,SANITARYSEWERRATE
ORDINANCE.ANORDINANCEAMENDINGSANITARYSEWERRATESTO BE CHARGEDANDOPERATEDBY
THECITY OF WAUKEE,ICWA.
BE IT ORDAINEDby the Council of the City of Waukee:
§204.5 Rate of Rent and Manner of Payment.The rate of rent shall be 60%of
the net water bill established by ordinance of the City from time to
time:
The rent shall be paid under the water bill at the time payment of
the water bill is due and under the same conditions beginning with
the next payment after connection to the sewer system is made.
Section 2.Effective Date.This ordinance shall be in effect after its final
Jassage,approval,and publication as required by law.
Introduced by Clark.Movedby Gruber,second by Bailey,to read 203.2 Water Rates.
Ayes:Bailey,Barrett,Clark,Gruber,Scott.
Nays:None recorded.
Introduced by Scott.Movedby Clark,second by Bailey,to read 204.5 Sewer Rates
Ayes:Scott,Gruber,Clark,Ba=ett and Bailey.
Nays:None recorded.
Movedby Bailey,second Clark,to read the Two Story Ordinance.Motion ca=ied 5 to O.
Movedby Scott,second by Bailey,to waive the 2nd and 3rd reading of the Two Story
Ordinance.Motion ca=ied 5 to O.
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 301,WAUKEE,MUNICIPAL CODE,ZON!NG ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF WAUKEE,ICWA,BY AMENDIN::SECTION 301.11,ONE AND TWO FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
DISTRICT Pl\Rl\GRl\[~·1C(2)TO PROVIDE FOR MINIMUM FLOOR.
BE IT ORDAIN~D by the City Council of Waukee,Iowa:
Section 1.Section 301.11 C(2).is amended by deleting the followin paragraph:
(2)Minimum Floor Single-family-950 square feet.
Two-family -750 square feet per
unit.If building is two or more
stories,minimum first floor area
shalJ.be 700 square feet for
single-familyand 550 square feet
f01~"1-\\'c\-filmiJ.y or.gr.eater_
and inserting in lieu thereof as follows:
(2)Mi.n.imumFloor Single-family-950 sq.f t .,
two-family -750 sq.ft.per unit.
If the building is one and one-half
stories minimum 1st floor area shall
be 700 sq.ft.for single-family and
550 sq.ft.for two-family or greater;
if building is 2 or more stories,
minimum 1st floor area shall be 600 sq.
ft.for single-familyand 550 for two-
family or greater.
Section 2.Effective Date.This ordinance shall be in effect after its final
passage,approval,and publication as required by law.
Moved by Clark,second by Gruber,to approve the Final Passage and Adoption of the
Two story Ordinance.Motion carried 5 to O.
First readina of the Park Dedication Ordinance.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 303,WAUKEE,MUNICIPAL CODE,
PARK SITE DEDICATION,RESERVATION OR PAYMENT IN LIEU OF DEDICATION -
ORDINANCE,SECTION 303.184.AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING PARK LAND
DEDICATION TO THE CITY OF WAUKEE,IOWA,IN SUBDIVISIONS AND SITE
PLANS.
1.Procedure.The procedure for determining whether
the subdivider or developer is to dedicate or
reserve land,or pay a fee,shall be as follows:At
the time of filing a preliminary plat or site plan
with the Planning and Zoning Commission,the owner
or developer of the property shall,as a part of
such filing,indicate whether said owner or
developer desires to dedicate or reserve property
for open space and recrea·tional purposes,or pay a
fee in lieu thereof.If the owner or developer
desires to dedicate or reserve land for this
purpose,said owner or developer shall designate the
area thereof on the preliminary plat or site plan
as submitted.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Waukee:
S8ctj.on 1.Chapt8r 303.184 of Chapter 303 Waukee Municipal
Code,is hereby amended by deleting §303.184 and inserting in lieu
thereof as follows:
§303.184.Park Site Dedication,Reservation or Payment 1n-
Lieu-Of Dedication.As a condition of approval of a final plat of
subdivision or a site plan,each subdivider or developer shall be
required to dedicate land without cost to the City for park and
recreational purposes ·to serve the immediate and future needs of
the neighborhood,in accordance with the following criteria:
A.Park,Recreation Acres,and Open Space Dedication.In
the design of the SUBDIVISION PLAT OR PLANNED UNIT
DEVELOPMENT (PUD),dedication of land,or payment of
money for park site acquisition and/or physical
improvement of the neighborhood park system shall be
required by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the
City Council as to all subdivisions.
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2.Action of City.At the time the preliminary plat
or site plan is approved by the City Council,the
Council shall determine as a part of such approval
whether to require a dedication or reservation of
land within the subdivision or development,or
payment of a fee in lieu thereof.Provided,
however,the City shall determine which land shall
apply to the dedication or reservation and the
requirements contained herein.
B.Dedication of Land for park,Recreation Areas,and Open
Space.The amount of land or money required to be
dedicated by a subdivider pursuant to this Article shall
be based on the net area included in the subdivision (net
area being all land including streets,right-of-way,and
public or private easements),determined by the formula
contained in subsection of this section.[If
the City does not make the decision unilaterally as
provided in the last sentence of A above,then this
language would apply.]The City and subdivider shall
agree upon the location of the land to be dedicated.If
the City and subdivider do not agree on location the two
parties shall appoint three engineers to reach a
consensus on the location.The City shall appoint one
engineer,the subdivider shall appoint one engineer,and
the third engineer shall be chosen by "lot"from a list
of engineers in the area.The decision of the three
engineers shall be binding on all parties.Costs of the
services of the engineers will be equally divided between
the City and the subdivider.
The amount of park land dedication shall be
determined by the following formula:
Residential Uses:
Minimum Lot Area Per Unit Percentage of
Total Land Area
25,000 sq.ft.to 40,000 sq.ft.3%
or greater
8,000 sq.ft.to 24,999 sq.ft.5%
2,399 sq.ft.to 7,900 sq.ft.10%
C.Payments in Lieu of Dedication.Whenever a parcel of
land within the City,except in A-l Agricultural
District,is to be subdivided and presented to the City
for residential development purposes,and the City has
elected to receive fee payments rather than land
dedication,the fees shall be computed as follows.
1.The developer shall pay $100.00 per acre.
2.Concurrently with final plat approval of a
residential subdivision within the City,a fee
payment shall be paid,based upon the type and
number of dwelling units to be constructed according
to the following schedule:
A.Detached Single Family Units:$200 per unit
B.Attached Single Family Units:$150 per unit
C.Apartment Units:$75 per unit
Said fee payment shall not be construed to be part
of the building permit application process,but
shall be collected concurrently with the building
fee as an assessment against the dedication
requirements for park development purposes as set
forth within this Chapter.
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Within a 12 month period when additions,
improvements,alterations,or repairs are made
exceeding 50%of the current assessed fair market
value of an existing residential unit or units,
there shall be collected a fee for park development
as set forth in Section 303.l84(C)(2)herein.
No fee shall be collected or paid when repairs,
alterations,or reconstruction of residential unit·
or units is required by reason of fire or an Act of
God.
3.Credit for Private Amenities:A credit of not to
exceed 25%of the total dedication fee due under
Section 303.184(C)(2)herein may be granted by the
City for permanent recreational facilities and
amenities in private developments wherein said
facilities and amenities are available for common
use,without rental charge,by residents within the
development.
The credit against the dedication fee shall be
determined by taking the total value of the
recreational facilities and amenities provided
within the private development which are for common
use,without rental charge,by residents within the
development.
Recreational facilities and amenities which are to
be considered in establishing a credit include,but
are not limited to,swimming pools,wading pools,
court games facilities,athletic field apparatus and
playground equipment but shall not include the value
of any land where the facilities and amenities are
located or any open recreational spaces.
The value of the credited recreational facilities
or amenities shall be verified by the person or
entity seeking the credit and shall be presented to
the City Council for acceptance prior to the
granting of the credit by the City.
No credit shall be given after 24 months from the
payment of the dedication fee required under Section
303.l84(C)(2).
4.Use of Fee.Any fee levied and collected herein
shall be deposited in a sub fund of the General Fund
of the City and shall be used exclusively for park
site acquisition and/or physical improvement of the
Neighborhood Park System.The City Treasurer shall
at all times account for monies collected pursuant
to this Chapter,and shall upon request provide a
complete accounting of receipts and expenditures of
the sub fund,including interest received on said
funds.Any use of the sub fund by the City Council
shall be with the concurrence of the City Council.
5.Implementation.Where a park site is wi thin a
Sketch Plan of a P.U.D.or a Master Site Plan in
accordance with the Master Parks Plan,the park site
shall be schematically and dimensionally located and
a schedule determined between the City and the
Developer for the acquisition of the park site by
the City.
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When a final plat or site plan has been submitted
to the City for approval,and it has been determined
that land shall be reserved for acquisition by the
City for park use,the location and final accurate
dimensions of the park site shall be shown in detail
and legal description provided by the developer for
accurate t.rans ter of ownership.Plans for
development of the park site shall be prepared by
the City to establish accurate dimensions and
acreage of the parcel to be acquired by the City.
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6.Reservation of Park Site.When a Neighborhood Park
System is proposed within the City's Master Parks
Plan and it is determined that the park land is to
be reserved for future acquisition by the City,at
the time a developer initiates development of the
area adjoining the proposed park site or prior
thereto the City and developer shall enter into a
written recordable agreement setting forth a
schedule for the acquisition of the park site by the
City.The City shall be obligated to purchase the
reserved park site as agreed upon between the
developer and the City or if no agreement between
the City and the developer,then when development
adjoining the park site encompasses 50%of the area
within 500 feet of the proposed park.
7.Acquisition of Park Site.Land conveyed to the City
for park purposes shall be conveyed by warranty
deed,free and clear of any and all liens and
encumbrances including all judgments,attachments,
mechanics and other liens.
8.Retroactive Enforcement.When.a Planned Unit
Development has not been completely developed prior
to enactment of this Chapter,the following
provisions shall govern.
A.The fee payments as required herein shall be
waived provided the Developer has dedicated at
least 5%of the total land area within the
development to the City for public park use.
B.If less than 5%of the total land area within
the development has been dedicated by the
Developer to the City for public park use,then
the Developer shall be required to pay a fee
based upon the difference of the percentage of
the acres of land dedicated to the City to 5%
of the total land area within the development.
Where there is a deficiency of land less than
5%not so dedicated within the development for
public park use,a fee shall be paid by the
developer to the City based upon the current
fair market value per acre of the deficient
land not so dedicated.Current fair market
value per acre shall be determined by using the
undeveloped land remaining in the development
excluding any improvements.
The fee shall be paid when directed by the City
Council.
9.Right of Appeal.
A.Appeal Procedure.Any:person,entity,or
developer affected by any decision made by any
department acting under this Chapter,may
appeal to the City Council by filing notice of
appeal with the City Clerk and a filing fee of
$100 payable to the City Treasurer to be
credited to the General Fund of the City.Such
appeal shall be taken within ten (10)days from
the decision of the department acting under
this Chapter and shall set out in detail the
reasons and grounds for the appeal.The City
Clerk shall forthwith transmit to the City
Council all papers constituting the record upon
which the action appeal is taken.An appeal
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B.
stays all proceedings in furtherance of the
appeal.
Public Hearings.The City Council shall upon
the filing of an appeal fix a reasonable time
for a hearing,giving public notice thereof as
well as due notice to the parties in interest.
All interested persons may offer oral or
written testimony at the public hearing on the
appeal.A vote of three (3)members of the
City Council may affirm,modify,or reverse any
decision of any department acting under this
Chapter.-
C.City Council Review.Prior to the public
hearing on appeal before the City Council,the
City Council shall review the decision of any
department acting under this Chapter and shall
make a recommendation to the City Council for
consideration at the public hearing.
D.Appeal to the District Court.Any person,
entity,or developer aggrieved by any appeal
decision of the City Council may within thirty
(30)days from the date of the City Council
rendering a decision,appeal therefrom to the
District Court of Dallas County,Iowa,in
accordance with the Rules of Civil Procedure,
Division XIV,entitled "Certiorari".
Effective Date.This ordinance shall be in effect
passage,approval,and publication as required by
Motion
Moved by Gruber,second by Bailey,Final Payment of $17,568.35 to Van Hauen-Kellar.
Motion carried 5 to O.
Old Bank Liquor License.Moved by Gruber,second by Bailey.Motion ca=ied 5 to O.
William Felt Voluntary Annexation Petition amended legal description.Moved by Clark,
second by Gruber,to set December 10,1991 at 7:00 P.M.Motion carried 5 to O.
1973 InternationalMotor
O'Halloran Int.
Spry Auto
345 CI Long Block.
Moved by Scott,second by Clark,to approve bid of $2,500 plus $200.for possible
clutch replacement.Motion carried 5 to O.
Discussion regarding Maintenance Department OVerhead Door.
Committee Reports:Public Safety -Ba=ett,Utilities Committee -Gruber,Parks
Committees -Scott,Planning &Zoning Commission -sarrett,Ordinance Review -Bailey,
Southfork Committee -Clark,Mayors Report,
Administrator'sReport:
a)Harry's Snowplow
b)Personnel Committee 11/14.
c)Waukee Bucks
d)Meeting night change
Moved by Bailey,second by Clark,to approve the purchase of 2 OVerhead Doors for new
Maintenance Building.Adams Door Company $3,630.00.Motion carried 5 to O.
Park Dedication Ordinance Planners or Engineers.January 1 and January 20th at 7:00 P.M.
December 30th at 7:00 P.M.Moved by Gruber,second by Bailey,meeting organizations.
Motion ca=ied 5 to O.
$2,650.
$2,500.
SYSTEM OAT,11/25/91 TIM,~3:32
REPORT DRIE li/15/!!
V[~C~~VENDO~TiTlE
S~NK :1;Gil ACCOUNTI'S
15 20~~liME RIC A II P II 5 L I C GAS
999 110
2 7 0 [~ARATEX SERVICES,INC
99S 1 I 1
,isn BUjGS CFfICf S Ij FP L'1'
999 1 ~1
S S S P:
52",
999
999
999
3LUE CROSS/SLUE 3HIE
161
101
IH
\\9
999
S:l~·~8USlI![SS U~JU:IICU;
9 9 g 1 G 1
11:1:'('
999
9 S 9
9 9 S
9 9 9
SS9
999
99S
108
109
110
1~9~O EQUIMEiER,l11C,
999 I H
15111 FRRII &FR!!'Y CENIER
999 108
18501 IIRLLETI COIISTRUCIIOII
999 162
19850 HOrSY t:n?MENT CORP
99 9
999
S 9 9
1 G 3
ml6
999
999
999
1.~.~I,':
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1 Q;
11 ~I
IIIVOIC,
P.0,#NO
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5CHEOUl[pmm R[PORT
ACCOUIiT NO,oESCRlPiiOIi
110891 91-5"-12 APIA OPERAIIOIIS WORK9HOP
131130~)1 11-11-"0 11/67/91 POLICE ~us
13226B
L22i8
6
6
I
H 9?S 3
DHSl
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DS'~\~B
03[,,91-2
01-11-53 PO OFfICE SUPP~j:i
01-11-58 PO OffICE SUPP,l,'
""IOTAl FOR 3IIIIS OFfICE SUPPLY
11-11-09
01-31-09
91-5H9
*AuTOTAL
12/11/91-01/01/92
11/11/91-01/01!?1
12/11/91-01/31192
FOR 3LUE CROSS/8lU[SHIELD
NfT
,~lloUii1 CHe
12UR
IUS
2)873.33
111.13
4,05,61
7,559.38
56-71-59 WHElEN 360 STR~~E .:GH~212,00
06-11-59 2 WHELEN 360 5r:~~~lGTS 46~.S&
)1-51-59 6G'A!RCRm C;3.'I:"n
06-11-5\MISC.100l ASSE'I!,"315.58
16-71-59 STOP SIGII AIIO FEl!"8,11
""TDTAl fOR 3ROWI SUPPLY CO,INC,1,134.11
01-11-55 AERDTROI el11 P,i':'
01-15-12 CHRISIIAIISOII EI'1 ii'
91 CRACK FiliI:"::ELI
1 i21 )2
1721~'S
1645 e (I
16g5~G
164516
1'"500
2712365
110691
4117
35m-III
3S~89-IN
35 H 9-J I~
CITY TREASURER ~~~
Cl-H-71 LIGHT6~R FDR 5~:,<7R:'.
Rl-1Hl LIGHI3AR IIIST""-::',
05-il-53 11/91 PAGIIiG SE:,:':
iO-SI-3"11/91 PAG111G SE2,I',
86-52-3"12!91 PAGIIiG S[;V;C'
90-54-34 12!91 PRGIIG SE!VIC'
····TOTAl fOR EL[CTROIlIC EIiGINEERIIiG
9HH9,1 12 ROCKWEll RI-250 IEIER
i,3S8.S~
250.0,
12,52
i 2 .52
12 ,S 2
12.5 ~
1,053.61
1,26U4
119,90
m,31
102,61
t G 2 .66
6 G 6 71-51-13 09/01/91-19/30/91 362,33
606 8H2-11 '9/11/91-09/30!91 362,33
6 I 6 9HHI 19/11/91-IS/31/91 '1 '')";~"~c ,.J ~
""TOTAL fOR l.h.f!.CL 1,1S7 ".,I:~
71-51-59 IIISC,TOOL ASSORllEll1
06-71-59 133,"6 TOI STREEI SAIIO
)6-51-~1 PRESSURE WASHER REiAIR
80-52-41 PRESSURE WASHER REPAI~
90-5~-Ql PRESSURE WASII[R REPAIR
AIRITOTAL FOR HOTSY EQUIPMENT CORP
22601 IOWA PC~~P
,.:'
".::
•'j'
,r.',c'.
288GC ~!iOL.;n w~~NSPORHTl
999 11 f;
:j G 4 G G fIATIO:i~,:.CHEISEARC!
sss 1,1
30550
999
NAIIORAl CLIMAIIC OA
11 ~
NEWHAI IRAFFlC 5IGI5
101
33300 ?EF.~::CTlOII CORPOR,~.TI
:',
"~
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,S,9 :-:)1
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SS'S ,U1
?3 9 L ',:1 9
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(\1-1l-~8
d/ll/91-11/15/91
10/1:/91-11/1,/91
1G!ii!91··lljl~nl
j0{11/91-l1/i5i'~i
H,j17f9t-Iljl~,IH
1,/11/91-11/15/91
1,/17/91-11/15/,1
PO I,!E R
174,3C
H3.n
lC-51-H:
OHH8
01-IH8
·~'*TOTAl F0R lGw:
213.88
2,226,53
2,232.12
U32S92
ld71H
:4.8~TON 1"ROADSTONE
1iI.29 TOfl 1~/2 ROU,qC;~i~is,0::
12162 AMERlC~~',I ,.
10 (HRlSTM~S BU~~S
530;i3 Ol-n-59 :'2 ~HRISHii\S I.lii~,T'~
***·TOTAl FG~~E~::~::SliWAY LUMBER
21 .I 5
28.5&
61 ~6 'HiGHT 011 PLASm PIPE
8Q-8m1 06-11-13 SCOOI TOILET ClERNES 181.24
16188 18-5H8 lOCRl CLIMRTOLOGICAl OAI IUD
41315 85-71-13 SiR,,1 SIGIIAG[788.52
14 2Xl/1 IAPPllG TEES -
11/~1111·OJ/JI/12 nEI,R
214r5
~1 6 I C
11-,;-';85 FORO CROWN VICTOR1R I",[I
Cl-~3-';~~g~FORD HURUS GL ;E.OS5 ':"'~S
il'AT0T~.~Q~CUAllTY FORD Of w.o.K.209,65
SfJ9961 9~-S4-:,;24 1X3/4 GIl S )~EiER BARS 41'
7~~532 8Q-S2-n,GRAY AVEIIU,3LljCKAGE 3 i:;)~
1045 80-52-3~11/04/91-11/08/91 538 ,'"
iW 80-S2-'~~11/11/11-11/15/91 5\H.~!\)
i";;'TOiAi.FOR TSoMRS BROS.SEPIE iAHX 1,00UO
01-11-4S Il/H/91-12/13/91 2 ,=)
Ol-88-4S 11/10/91-12/19/91 272..~l
01-1HS 11/10/91-11/8,/91 56.13
11-11-'5 18/18/91-12j09/91 146.78
01-1HS 11/1,/91-12/8,/91 42.51
6 SO-S2-4S 11/18/91-12/09/91 SUI
6 01-'1-45 11/10/91-12/09/91 B.27
*H"TOTAL FOR IJ S WEST COMHUNlCAlIONS 623.91
f3181H 90··54-S~MIS C ,TOOL Asson~ENT 239 .:~,SO 31-Ii 90 -s I)"c}c !HSC.IDOL 1\:3 'i Co P,i M Ell T 67 .?r,.
\j \"lOH.'.f 0 F:,iL GR,\lIIGER lO &'&4
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:'it
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9767
9768
9769
01-24-3"
01-1H"
01-1H~
~*~,tTOTH
WIlD GRAY CAT
YELLO,I CAT
YELLOW I WHITE CAT
FOR WAUIEE VET CLINIC
3 S ,~IG
35 ,~ij
3UO
105.00
';;"'TOTAL FOR 6AIIK 110 -15 31,688.H
*k~REGUlAR CHECKStt
"'IIAIIUAL CHECIS'"
IlftBRANO rOTAl~*i**
31,888.14
UO
31,888.1"
mm DATt II/lG/91 mE 03,32
R.EP'JRT om 11/1EJ91
SClllDUlE PAYIEIIT REPORT
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SENERAL lEOCER TOTALS -RECULAR CIIECKS
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GENERAL LEDGER NO.T lTl E OEBlT mm GEIIERAL LEDGER 110.TI TL E CREDIT ~MOlii\1
Dum Accoun 31,888.14 101
102
108
le9
110
CASH GEILERAl fUIiO
CASII ROAD USE TAl fUILO
CASH I,AlER RE'ItlWE FUND
CASII SEWER RE'IEIIUE FUIIO
CASII GAS RE'IEIIUE FUIIO
9,178.~O
1:1 l 237 .i 9
878.24
1,S~2.72
7 J(}90.~9
TOlAlS n,883.H 32,833.14
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GElifRAl LEDGER T07ALS -RAILUAl CHECIS
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GEliE~A~LEDGER ~D,IIllE DEBIT ~~OUNT GEIIERAL LEDGER 110.TIT L [
SISTER DATE 11125/91 TIME i3,32
RERORT DAlE 11/25/91
SCHEDULE RAYMEIIT REPORT RAGE
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G E],':c,A l :.£%~R '.TIllE OEBITmUNl GENE,;a LEOCER iI 0 ,TITlE C REO IT AROUII!I',.
as :DUMMY HCOUIIT 32j888.1~i U 1 CASH GEIlER kl FUIIO 9,118.40
1 ~2 CASN ROAO USE TAl RUllO 13,237.19
103 CASH WHER RE'IEIIUE FUIIO 873,24
109 CASK mlER REVEIIUE FUND 1,902.12
11;C .\SII GAS REVEIIUE F 'J R 0 7.690.99
iOTA l S :32!883.H 31,888.14
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Moved by Gruber,second by Barrett,to adjourn at 10:05 P.M.Motion carr-led 5 to O.
Meeting adjourned.
ATIEST:&)rJUg.
BJiian J cr:Clerk -
November 18,1991
The special meeting of the Waukee City Council was called to order at 7:10 P.M.by
Mayor Floyd W.Rosenkranz.
Brian J.Redshaw was present and taking minutes.
Roll Call was taken and the following councilmen were present:Bailey,Scott,Barrett,
and Clark.Absent:Gruber.
Moved by Ba i.Ley,second by Ba=ett,to approve Pay Estimate No.4 to KENKO,Inc.in
the amount of $72,181.96.Motion carried 4 to O.
Guests present were Frank Duroy,La=y Phillips,Graham Redshaw and Harry Jones.
Moved by Scott,second by Clark,to accept Bob Ba=ett's resignation.Motion carried 5 to O.
Moved by Bailey,second by Clark,to hire Bob Barrett as City Treasurer at a starting
salary of $22,000 with a possible $1,000 in 6 months and another $1,000 in 12 months
subject to Pre-Employment Drug Test and random testing.Motion ca=.ied 3 to O.
Moved by Scott,second by Clark,to expunge motion approving purchase of 2 OVerhead
Doors from Adams Door.Motion carried 3 to O.
Moved by Bailey,second by Clark,to approve the purchase from OVerhead Door for
$3,630.Motion carried 3 to O.-
Moved by Clark,second by Bailey,to approve filling the Council vacancy on November 25th
Franklin Duroy.Motion carried 3 to O.
Moved by Bailey,second by Clark,to adjourn at 7:35 P.M.Motion carried 3 to O.
Meeting Adjourned.
ATTEST:
November 25,1991
The special meeting of the Waukee City Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M.by Mayor
Floyd W.Rosenkranz.
Brian J.Redshaw was present and taking minutes.
Roll Call was tak.en and the following Councilmen were present:Bailey,Clark and
Scott.Absent:Gruber.
Guests and staff also present were Frank Duray,Gary Dean,Je=y Swann,and various
Cub Scouts,Bob Ba=ett and Je=y Baumgart.
Bill Presentation Iowa Power $1,158.05.
Moved by Bailey,second by Clark,to approve the Amended Bill Presentation in the
amount of $32,888.14.Motion carried 3 to O.Moved by Clark,second by Scott
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Nays:None recorded.Absent:Gruber.