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Home My WebLink About1995-06-05-Regular MinutesThe June 5,1995 Waukee City Council Meeting was called to order at 7:00pm by Mayor Chedester with Toni Lestina taking minutes.IPledgeofAllegiance.Everyone in attendance recited the Pledge of Allegiance. A roll call vote was taken and the following City Council members were present:Don Bailey,Jr.,Frank Duroy,Nick Gruber,Monica Lihs and Terry Strain. The following people attended the meeting:Jim Phillips,Pastor Schlaefer,Marge Schlaefer,Becci McGowen,John Kursitis,Ben Phillips,Muriel Boone,John Grisso,Marge Grisso,Mr.Nesselroad,John Wesselmann,Kurt Rueckel,Bob Barrett,Toni Lestina, Marilyn Rutz,Jim Tucker,Helene Bergren,Jeff Downing,Don Henson,Brad Curtis,Tim Royer,Jim De Witt,and Scott Thomas. Open Forum.None. Agenda Additions.A)Minutes of 5/15/95 Council Meeting,B)Salary &Bill Presentation, C)Cigarette Pemits -The B"mk,Casey's Marketing Company,Kum &Go,and Bradley's Pub West;D)Reset Date Fro Zoning Ordinance Hearing,E)Special Bill Presentation. Motion by Councilman Strain,seconded by Councilwoman Lihs,to approve the Consent Agenda.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Strain,Lihs,Duroy,Bailey and Gruber.Nays:None.Motion carried 5 to 0. TIle Salary Presentation is as follows: Robert P.Barrett Gregory A.Breuer Charles G.Christianson James E.De Witt,Jr. Robert G.Evans Elizabeth A.Ford Lisa M.Gukeisen-Thielen Bryce D.Granberg Robert D.Herrick Howard O.Holmstrom Kenneth E.Hopper Robin R.Horkey Harry N.Jones Toni L.Lestina Linda M.Mack Larry J.Phillips Timothy L.Royer Kurt A.Rueckel Scott L.Thomas Joy E.Tofteland Dianna L.Van Zee John C.Wesselmann Danny L.White Eric R.Wistrom Christal D.Zook Brenton State Bank Waukee Corom Coop Cred Unipac Service Corp $500.91 787.65 1,771.30 585.55 655.78 521.67 194.39 247.14 498.35 369.45 767.26 591.89 820.73 522.38 559.93 934.71 537.10 1,067.69 583.29 505.47 560.30 879.63 658.98 391.84 163.49 5,636.50 502.81 115.00 ] I Treasurer -State of Ia IPERS IPERS Total The Bill Presentation is as follows: Vendor A &W Electrical Cont Alfax Wholesale Furniture Aller's Auto Upholstery Annear Equipment,Inc. Aramark Uniform Service Armstrong,Keith ATCO International Baker &Taylor Books Bankers Trust Company Bibliographical Center Blue Cross/Blue Shield Craig Butterfield,Psych Capital Sanitary Supply Central Iowa Landscaping Central Iowa Regional Copy Systems,Inc. DM Asphalt and Paving Co DM Register DM Water Works Dorsey &Whitney Ed M.Feld Equip Co Electrical Engineer Emergency Medical Prod Gas Products Sales Gruber,Mark L. Gukeisen-Thielen,Lisa Hanes,Dennis D. Hartman,Ron &Jane Harvey Floral Company Fastpro International Inc Huscher,Paul E. Huscher,Paul R. IA Dept Natural Resources Ingram Library Services IA Communications Network Midwest Power IA Signal &Electric Co IA One Call IA State University J.L.M.Shooters Supply Laird,Scott League of Iowa Lease Consultants Corp Lockwood,Greg -2 - 2,033.63 1,870.43 2,657.78 $28,493.03 Purpose Bucket Truck and Man BUlletin Board Misc.repairs Trimmer repairs Entrance mat cleaning Fire School Supplies Material Monthly P &I Deposit Material Monthly premium Professional services Case of paper towels Plants for park Weeding workshop Monthly copier maint Concrete Help wanted ad Monthly usage Legal services Bunker gear Street light repairs Flexi-form sensor Plug valves 5/95 Building permits Expenses Fire school 5/95 city hall cleaning Plants for park First aid supplies 6/95 retainer 5/95 professional serv Wastewater Treatment III Material 4/95 ICN service Monthly service Signal light repair One call service 6 Fire school registrations Ammunition Fire school Handbook on open meeting Lease payment #26 Fire school Amount 55.00 527.50 110.00 114.39 41.32 115.00 191.80 7.65 35,285.00 3.34 8,788.40 500.00 43.40 8.10 24.00 48.78 293.62 439.50 10,525.14 3,678.94 5,625.00 80.96 21.96 398.72 788.50 24.96 115.00 400.00 41.10 42.75 500.00 56.00 24.00 435.56 3.21 4,806.87 51.00 116.40 210.00 44.74 115.00 25.00 72.31 115.00 -3 - Logan Contractors Supply Mack,Linda M Madison National Life Melz,David Metro Unifonns Midnight Publishing Midwest Mobile Home Minncor Central Net Ins Northwest Trailer Sales Oxford University Press Payless Cashways,Inc. Pitney Bowes,Inc Prairie Construction Quality Ford of WDM R-way Concrete R.C.Booth Enterprises Radio Shack Redden-Miller,Inc. Rota-Rooter Specialty Concrete Steck-Vaughn Company Strauss Safe and Lock Co The Building Inspectors Toftel<md,Joy Torstenson,Chad Triplett Off Essentials Turner Service United States Cellular US Postal Service US West Cellular US West Communications Veenstra &Kimm Inc VISA Waste Management of Iowa Waukee Fire Association Waukee Hardware &Variety Waukee Mini Service Waukee Municipal Gas Wityk,Debra Various parts &supplies Expenses 6/95 Premium Fire school Uniforms Film processing Refund on 17 lots Edge rut aggregate spreder 5/95 INS service Trailer rental Material Various supplies Meter rental Playground supplies Engine tune-up 1st &Gray sidewalks Material Answering machine Monthly copier maint. Jetted line on Christopher Curb grinding Material Padloks (12) 5/95 building pennits Expenses Fire school Data binders,folders Water valve exercising Monthly service Roll of stamps Monthly cellular service Monthly service 5/95 Service/Hickman Rd Sewer Monthly charges Monthly service Vaccum cleaner 5/95 purchases 6/95 storage rental Gas usage 5/95 Library cleaning Total The special bill presentation is as follows: U.S,Energy Services Monthly gas supply 250.16 9.36 200.48 115.00 58.45 6.60 2,920.77 1,515.00 30.00 300.00 31.76 106.96 62.25 3,074.36 108.56 152.25 16.50 82.83 92.19 225.00 2,592.00 119.79 93.51 4,184.00 18.32 115.00 69.98 607.50 214.74 32.00 30.50 716.78 6,674.22 841.72 733.47 86.10 248.27 45.00 272.75 120.00 I 1 $102,248.60 5,802.52 Burning Ordinance -3rd Reading.Mayor Chedester read a letter he received from Jane Olson -840 Ashworth.Motion by Councilwoman Lihs,seconded by Councilman Strain,to I receive Jane Olson's letter into the minutes.The Mayor asked for a voice vote.Motion carried 5 to 0. Pastor Schlaefer -1070 1st Street Place representing some of his church members asked the Council to please pass the burning ordinance that would allow no burning. -4 - Jim Phillips spoke to the Council in regard to the petition he presented to them at a earlier meeting. Marge Grisso -605 -6th Street spoke asking for a compromise by having several weeks in the spring and several weeks in the fall to burn. Mayor Chedester suggested that all burn barrels be picked up and disposed of at the time the Burning Ordinance is passed and adopted. Motion by Councilman Bailey,seconded by Councilman Gruber,to have the City Clerk read the open burning ordinance with burining allowed the last week of April and the first week of May and from October 15th through November 15th with no burning on Sundays.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Bailey,Gruber,Strain.Nays:Lihs and Duroy. Motion carried 3 to 2.Kurt Rueckel,City Administrator,read the Burning Ordinance for the 3rd time. ORDINANCE NO.__ AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 212,WAUKEE MUNICIPAL CODE,RESTRICTION OF OPEN BURNING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF WAUKEE,IOWA,BY DELETING CHAPTER 212 AND INSERTING IN LIEU THEROF REVISED AND SUBSTITUTED ORDINA~CE RESTRICTING OPEN BURNING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF WAUKEE,IOWA. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Waukee: Section 1.Amendment.Chapter 212,Waukee Municipal Code,Restriction of Open Burning Within the City Limits of the City of Waukee,Iowa,Chapter 212,is hereby amended by deleting Chapter 212 and inserting in lieu thereof the following: Section 212.1 Definition of Terms. A.Chimney or Stack.Any flue,conduit or duct permitting the discharge passage of air contaminants into the open air,or constructed or arranged for this purpose. B.Open Burning.Any burning of combustible materials wherein the products of combustion are emitted into the open air without passing through a chimney or stack. C.Recreational Fires.Open flames for cooking,heating,recreation and ceremonies,providing visible emissions.No person shall allow cause or permit the emission of visible air contaminates of a density or shade equal to or darker than designated as No.2 on the Ringelmann Chart or 40%capacity into the atmosphere from any equipment internal combustion engine,premise,fire,open fire or stack. Section 212.2 Open Burning Prohibited. No person shall kindle or maintain any bonfire or refuse fire,or burn inorganic material,any paper or similar combustible debris,including plants,leaves or vegetable matter,or authorize any such fire to be kindled or maintained on any private land within the boundaries of the City of Waukee,except for the burning of plant and vegetable matter originating on the premises owned or leased by such person,between April 24th and May 7th,and between October 15th and November 15th, and except the following: -5 - A.Fire Places and Grills.This ordinance shall not apply to indoor or outdoor fire places or barbecue grills used solely for entertainment purposes or the preparation of food for human consumption.) B.Organic fire in Agricultural Areas.this ordinance shall not apply to organic fires in agricultural areas zoned A-l as long as there are no fires within 1,000 feet of any land zoned other than A-i. C.Variance.Open burning of materials not excepted herein upon application to and a variance granted by the City Administrator,after consultation with the Fire Chief of the City of Waukee.Each application for a variance shall contain the following. 1.The name,address and telephone number of the person submitting the application or,if such person is a legal entity,the name and address of the individual authorized to accept service or process on its behalf and the name of the person in charge of the premises where such open burning is to be conducted. 2.The type of business or activity involved. 3.The nature of the materials to be burned in the open including the type,quantity,and method of ignition and estimate of the time required to complete the open burning is to be conducted. 4.The exact location of the proposed open burning site.j 5.The reason(s)for considering that compliance with the prohibition of open burning will produce serious hardship without equal or greater benefits to the public,and the reason why no other reasonable method or disposal can be used without resulting in a hazard to health or property. 6.The signature of the person making the application,following the affirmation that all statements are true and correct. D.Bonfires.A person may kindle or maintain a bonfire or authorize such fire to be kindled or maintained,if such person firsts obtains a permit or the authorization from the Fire Chief of the City of Waukee, or his authorized agent,if the following conditions are met: 1.Such person is an authorized city employee operating under the authority of the city to conduct a fire. 2.The purpose of the fire is the instruction of public employees in the methods of fire fighting. 3.The purpose of the fire is to instruct employees in the methods of fire fighting on private property used for industrial purpose.I4.The purpose of the fire is for public gatherings under legitmate sponsorship of civil,fraternal,religious,education,or similar organization. -6 - Section 212.3 Conditions. Any permit granted above requires that a reliable water supply,under pressure,must be available by hose line within 20 feet of the burn site. Burning may not take place under any circumstances when the wind is in excess of 15 M.P.H.or any burning bans are in place by the city,county, or state. Section 212.4 Control of Fire. All fires permitted under this ordinance shall be constantly attended and controlled by a competent person or persons until such fire is entirely extinguished and no such fire shall be started within thirty (30)feet of any combustible wall,fence,building,or structure. Section 212.5 Penalty. Any person,firm,corporation violating any prOVlSlons of this ordinance shall be guilty of a simple misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof,shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100),or imprisonment not exceeding thirty days.Each day upon which such violation occurs after a notice shall constitute a separate violation. Section 212.6 Nuisance. Any condition which fails to comply with the health standards set forth in the aforementioned rules may be declared a nuisance by the health officer or by a council resolution and may be abated in the manner set by ordinance for health nuisances. Section 212.7 Severability. If any section,provision,or part of this ordinance shall be adjudged to be invalid or unconstitutional,such adjudication shall not affect the validity of the ordinance as a whole or any section,provision or part thereof not adjudged invlaid or unconstitutional. Section 212.8 Effective Date. This ordinance shall be in effect after its final passage,approval,and publication as required by law. Section 2.Repealer.All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 3.Severability Clause.If any section,provision or part of this ordinance shall be adjudged invalid or unconstitutional,such ajudication shall not affect the validity of the ordinance as a Section 4.Effective Date.This ordinance shall be in effect upon its final passage,approval and publication as provided by law. -7 - Passed by the City Council of the City of Waukee,Iowa,this day of ,1995,and I approed this day of 1995. Attested:Claire L.Chedester,Mayor Kurt A.Rueckel,City Clerk Motion by Gruber,seconded by Bailey to have Ordinance #2204 entitled "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CH~PTER 212,WAUKEE MUNICIPAL CODE,RESTRICTION OF OPEN BURNING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF WAUKEE,IOWA,BY DELETING CHAPTER 212 AND INSERTING IN LIEU THEREOF REVISED AND SUBSTITUTED ORDINANCE RESTRICTING OPEN BURNING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF WAUKEE,IOWA,put upon its final passage and adoption.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote with the following members voting AYE:Gruber,Bailey.Nays:Strain, Lihs,Duroy.The motion failed 2-3. Hickman Road TDJnk Sewer Update.Jeff Downing spoke to the Council explaining that the developers are still trying to put together an agreement on doing Phase I of the Hickman Trunk Sewer Project privately. Motion by Councilman Duroy,seconded by Councilman Gruber,to allow Downing Development to proceed with the first 1/4 mile privately at the Developers expense.They will work with V &K regarding inspections and the Developers will assume all the cost of J engineering and design fee for the first 1/4 mile of the project.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Duroy,Gruber,Lihs,Bailey and Strain.Nays:None.Motion carried 5 to 0. Request To Waive Sewer Hook-up Requirement.The Mobile Home Park has requested that they not be forced to connect into the Hickman Road Trunk Sewer as soon as it is built. They are willing to pay their portion at this time. Motion by Councilman Bailey,seconded by Councilman Duroy,to allow the following l)five (5)years before connection is mandatory;2)hook-up when new addition is set up;3) hook-up when lagoons need replacing,expanding or modifications.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Bailey,Duroy,Lihs,Gruber and Strain.Motion carried 5 to 0. Landshark Estates Plat Review.Landshark Estates is a subdivision about a half mile north of the northern most part of the City,north of Meredith between North 10th Street and Warrior Lane.This is outside the City's Comprehensive Plan. The Planning &Zoning Commission votes to waive the City's right to review the plans, because it is in an area that will unlikely ever be annexed into Waukee. The Subdivision will have a private access road. Motion by Councilman Bailey,seconded by Councilman Strain,to waive the City's right to review the plat.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Bailey,Strain,Gruber,.1 Duroy and Lihs.Nays:None.Motion carried 5 to 0. -8 - Enterprise Business Park Developers Agreement.As previously discussed,the Developers of this project will be buying the bonds,so if the development does not take place they will have to come up with the funds -consequently the City has no risk in that area. The City will use up $850,000 of its Bonding Capacity and will lose out on tax revenue for up to 20 years as will the other taxing districts. The Developers do not want an amortization schedule,but are willing to have the bonds callable at any time.The interest rate has been set at 6.5%. Motion by Councilman Gruber,seconded by Councilman Duroy,to Agreement as proposed.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote, Strain,Lihs and Bailey.Nays,None.Motion carried 5 to 0. is as follows, approve the Development Ayes:Gruber,Duroy, The Development Agreement DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT This Agreement is entered into between the City of Waukee (the "City")and Downing Development,Ltd.(the "Developer")this __day of ,1995. WHEREAS,the City has established the Enterprise Business Park Urban Renewal Area (the "Urban Renewal Area")and has adopted a tax increment ordinance for said Area;and WHEREAS,the City is willing to provide tax increment financing assistance to the Developer in order to secure construction of new commercial/industrial building,and ~1HEREAS,the Deve loper intends to develop certain property (the "Property")which is located within the Urban Renewal Area and which is identified on Exhibit A hereto;and WHEREAS,it is necessary in the interest of the development of the property,all of which will be beneficial to the sound growth of the City and to the health,safety & welfare of its residents,that this development take place, NOW THEREFORE,the parties hereto agree as follows, 1.The Developer will arrange for the installation of water lines,sanitary sewer lines,streets,storm sewers,related improvements on the Property (the "Improvements"), and all development costs,including,but not limited to,those items set out as Exhibit B hereto,at such locations as are mutually agreed upon by the parties,subject to inspection of the work by the City,and subject to such covenants as may be requested by the City prior to beginning construction of the Improvements,the Developer will provide copies of all engineering documents related to the Improvements to the City.The City may request reasonable changes in such documents,to insure compliance with any applicable city ordinances.The Developer will provide a corporate surety bond guaranteeing maintenance of the Improvements for two years after their completion,which bond shall show the City as a protected party entitled to enforce its provisions. 2.The City agrees to extend sanitary sewer service to the site during Phase 1 of the extension of the Hickman Road Trunk Sewer work being done as a special assessment project. -9 - 3.The City agrees to extend gas service to and throughout the site,using the City's normal procedure of the Owner's up-front payment to the City and the City's reimbursement back to the Developer as users connect to the service. I 4.The Developer hereby agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the City with respect to any damages,cause of action,or liability which may arise out of or in conjunction with the installation of the sanitary sewer or gas mains. 5.The Developer agrees to make every effort to develop buildings on the property as soon as possible to reduce the burden of debt limit to the City.The Developer will seek financing for a $200,000.00 speculative building as soon as the final plat is approved and complete construction of the building within 6 months of financing approval. 6.After recelvlng adequate documentation that the Improvements have been installed to the satisfaction of the City,the City will deliver to the Developer an Urban Renewal Tax Increment Revenue bond,in the amount of the total project costs,not to exceed $852,650.00 (eight hundred fifty-two thousand six hundred fifty dollars),drawing interest at the rate of 6.5%per annum.The bond will not be a general obligation of the City,but will be payable solely and only from the incremental property taxes derived from the Property.The bond will be callable by the City at it's option at any time. The factors to be taken into consideration in calculating the total project costs of the J Improvements shall include: a)Actual cosntruction cost of the Improvements,as documented by the Developer to the satisfaction of the City; b)Engineering and administrative costs of the Developer; c)Ci ty costs The Bond will provide that the Developer,or the holder of the Bond,will receive payments on the Bond on June and December 1 of each year equal to 100%of the incremental property taxes attributable to the Property which have been received by the City from the County Treasurer prior to that date.Such payments shall begin December 1st,1997,and continue for the period of time necessary to repay all interest and principal of the Bond,but not to exceed June 1st,2017.All payments shall be alocated first to accrued interest and then to unpaid principal. This Agreement shall be effective as of the date first above written. CITY OF WAUKEE,IOWA By _ Mayor Attest: City Clerk DOWNING DEVELOPMENT,LTD IBy=P-r-e-s7i-::d-en-t:------------------ Adoption of 1994 Uniform Misc.Codes.Motion by Councilman Strain,seconded by Councilman Gruber,to direct the City Attorney to draft any codes the City has not adopted.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Strain,Gruber,Bailey,Lihs and Duray.Nays:None.Motion carried 5 to 0. -10 - New Permit/Building Inspector's Fees.The Building Inspectors schedule is recommended to increase by 5%however,the New Building Codes recommend that the rates be increased by approximately 45%.This is too excessive and most of the Building Inspector's clients are adopting the 5%increase. Motion by Councilman Bailey,seconded by Councilman Duroy,to keep the same permit fee schedules used in the past and to adopt the new schedule for the Building Inspector's. The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Bailey,Duroy,Gruber,Strain and Lihs. Nays:None.Motion carried 5 to 0. Zoning Administrator's Fee Schedule.In 1993 this fee schedule equated to an average of over $70.00 per permit,this year and last year,the average was just over $30.00 per permit.The more houses that are built the greater the average will be. Kurt Rueckel explained that the current Administrator:has the cost of time away from his work;driving to the City in his own vehicle with his own gas,the time spent reviewing the permit;the time driving back to his work;and the attendance at various meetings.These factors should be considered in determining an appropriate fee. Motion by Councilman Bailey to set a fee schedule of $40.00 per permit.The motion failed for lack of a second. Motion by Councilman Bailey to set a fee schedule with the average not to exceed $40 per permit.Motion failed for lack of a second. Motion by Councilman Strain,seconded by Lihs,to keep the current permit schedule with no permit to exceed $40.00.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Strain,Lihs. Nays:Bailey,Duroy.Councilman Gruber abstained.The motion failed. The Mayor asked for this issue to be brought back to the City Council. MFO Yearly Assessment.The City of Waukee is a member of the Des Moines Area Metropolitan Planning Organization,MFO.As a member of the MPO we are assessed an annual per capita fee. Last year's fee was $0.44 per capita for 2,512 persons or $1,105.28.this year's request is $0.48 per capita for 3,411 persons or $1,637.28. Motion by Councilman Bailey,seconded by Councilman Duroy,to approve the request of $1,637.28 for dues,subscriptions and administration.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Bailey,Duroy,Lihs,Gruber and Strain.Nays:None.Motion carried 5 to 0. Mosquito Spraying.Motion by Councilman Duroy,seconded by Councilman Gruber,to have Wilson Brothers perform 4 to 5 applications at approximately $400 per application.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Duroy,Gruber,Strain,Lihs and Bailey.Nays: None.Motion carried 5 to 0. Pay Period Changes.Section 5 "Pay days and Pay Periods"of the handbook for Employees of the City of Waukee,states "Employees of the City of Waukee are normally paid semi-monthly on about the 15th and 31st.Paychecks include pay for the two (2) preceding workweeks." -11 - Kurt Rueckel,City Administrator,is proposing changing the wording to read as follows:I"Employees of the City of Waukee will be paid on the 15th of the month (for the last day of the proceding month through the 14th)and on the last day of the month (for the 15th through the 2nd to last day of the mont).Pay checks shall be based upon 86.67 hours. If the paychecks are affected by a weekend or holiday,the following rules shall apply. If the 14th or 2nd to last day falls on Friday -Sunday payday will be Monday. If the 15th or last day of the month falls on Saturday or Sunday payday will be Monday. If a holiday falls on the 15th or last day of the month,the paychecks will be issued the next work day. The Council recommended leaving the pay periods as is,no action was taken. Wastewater Treatment Facility Study.Kurt Rueckel is asking for Council approval to have Veenstra &Kimm do a study.It is extremely important for the City to plan what it will have to do before it has no time to do it and have development halted in the future because of the lack of sewer capacity. Motion by Councilman Bailey,seconded by Councilman Lihs,to have Veenstra &Kimm conduct a Wastewater Water study for $3,500.00.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote: Ayes:Bailey,Lihs,Duroy,Gruber and Strain.Nays:None.Motion carried 5 to 0. 1SwimmingLessons.Last year the City of Waukee bused residents to Adel for swimming lessons.Residents and non-residents paid $10.00 for two weeks of lessons -once a day. After evaluating their service,Adel has changed their fee structure.If the City had to recover its costs it would have to dramatically raise the fees. Cost for Pass will be Cost for Red Cross Certification Cost for Lifeguard per hour x 10 days/10 kids Cost for bus drivers/Administration (average) total $12.50 2.00 5.25 7.55 $27.30 If the City only charged $15.00,expeditures would exceed revenues by $738 for sixty (60)kids. The Red Cross Swimm Lessons are scheduled for July 24th through August 4th. Motion by Councilman Strain,seconded by Councilman Duroy,to charge $15.00 per child if they are a resident of Waukee and $27.30 per child if they are a non-resident.The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Strain,Duroy,Bailey.Nays:Lihs and Gruber. Motion carried 3 to 2. July City Council Meetings.Motion by Councilman Duroy,seconded by Councilman Strain,to reschedule the July City Council meetings as follows: July 3rd meeting will be changed to July 10th and the July 17th meeting will be changed to July 24th.I -12 - The Mayor asked for a roll call vote:Ayes:Duroy,Strain and Bailey.Nays:Gruber and Lihs.Motion carried 3 to 2. Engineer's Report.John Kursitis,V &K,spoke briefly to the Council. Mayor's Report.Mayor Chedester Russ Niesley Anne McAtee assigned the following people Utilities Committee Parks Committee to various committees: Planning &Zoning Report.Motion by Councilman Duroy,seconded by Councilman Bailey to accept the written report.The Mayor asked for a voice vote.Motion carried 5 to 0. Public Safety Report.Motion by Councilman Gruber,seconded by Councilman Duroy,to accept the written report.The Mayor asked for a voice vote.Motion carried 5 to 0. Library Report.Councilman Bailey announced that the following people were appointed to the Library Board:Joe Schmidt and Lissa Honken as city representative and Judy Phipps as the rural representative. Motion by Councilman Gruber,seconded by Councilman Duroy,to accept the Library Report. The Mayor asked for a voice vote.Motion carried 5 to 0. Adjourn. 11:18pm. Motion by Councilman Gruber,seconded by Councilwoman Lihs,to adjourn at The Mayor asked for a voice vote.Motion carried 5 to 0. ~~Claire L.Chedester,Mayor Attest: Kurt A.Rueckel,City Clerk