HomeMy WebLinkAbout~Master - Regular Meeting of the Ames City Council 06/13/2000M I NUTES OF THE REG ULAR M EETI NG
O F T H E A M E S C IT Y C O U N C IL
AM ES, IO W A JUNE 13, 2000
T h e A m es C ity C o u n cil m et in regu lar ses sio n at 7:0 0 p .m . on th e 1 3 th d ay o f J u n e, 2 0 0 0 , in th e C ity
C ou ncil Chambers in City Hall, 515 Cl a rk Ave nue, pursuant to law with M ayor Ted Tedesco
pre siding and the follow ing Council members pres e nt: Campbell, Cr oss , Goodh ue, Hoffman ,
Quirmbach, and W irth.
CALL TO ORDER: 7 :00 p.m.
REC O G N ITI ON O F GRADUATI NG M EM BERS OF THE M AYOR’S YOUTH
COM M I TTEE: M ayor Tedesco recogn ized m em bers of the M ayor’s Y ou th C om m ittee wh o h ad
recen tly grad u ated from A m es H igh S ch o o l: J o n M o w ers, A n d ria B elle, R yan C ros s, an d Em ily
R ipp k e. A cce p tin g the certificates o n beh alf of the aw ard ees w as A n d rew G o ed ek en , p ast-
presiden t of the M ayor’s Y ou t h C om m ittee.
CONSENT AGENDA: C o u n c il M em b er C ro ss as k e d to p u l l It e m #6 , Re solution approving
up da ted listing of C ity’s dep ositories, fro m the C o n sen t A gen d a fo r sep ara te dis c u ss io n .
M ov ed b y C ross, secon ded by H offm an, to ap prov e the follow ing item s on the C on sent Agenda:
1.Motion approving payment of claims
2.M otion approving Minutes of regular meeting of May 23, 2000
3.M otion approving rene wal of the follow ing beer perm its/liquo r lice nse s:
a.Class B Beer - Kin g Buffet, 1311 Buc keye Avenue , Ste. B
b.Class B Beer - Godfather’s Pizza, 414 Lincoln Way
c.Class C Liquor & Outdoor Service Area - Iowa State Mem orial Union, ISU Cam pus
4.M otion approving certification of Civil Service applicants
5.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-255 setting date of pub lic hearing for June 27, 2000, for issuance of
$5,870,000 General Obligation Bonds, Series 2000, and setting date of sale for June 27, 2000
6.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-256 approving the Urban-State Traffic Engineering Program (USTE P)
Fundin g Agreem ent for traffic signal installations at th e U. S. 30 eastbound off-ramp/Elwood D rive
intersection
7.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-257 approving a Hazard Elim ination Safety Program Funding Agreement
for the South Duff/South 16th Street Modification Project
8.RE SO LUTION NO. 00-258 approving the Ann ual Contributions Contract (ACC ) R e new al with
HUD for the City’s Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation Rental Subsidy Program
9.RE SO LUTION NO. 00-259 approving extension of contract with Am es Com m unity Arts Co uncil
for funding of “Arts Reach” project
10.RE SO LUTION NO. 00-2 60 approving am endm ents to public art con tracts with David Dahlquist
11.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-261 approving Comm ission on The Arts contracts for FY 2000/01
12.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-262 approving Hum an Services contracts for FY 2000/01
13.RE SO LUTION NO . 00-263 aw arding contract to Cedar Valley Freightliner of Waterloo, Iowa, in
the amount of $45,368 for truck cab and chassis
14.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-264 awarding contract to Manatt’s, Inc., of Am es, Iowa, in the am ount of
$49,320 for Repairing and Repainting of Tennis Courts at Inis Grove Park
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15.Hom e Styling Furniture:
a.RESOLUT ION NO. 00-265 approving a $50,000 City of Ames’ R evolving Loan Fund
application
b.RESOLUT ION NO. 00-266 approving a $25,000 Com m unity Investm ent Fund application
16.RE SO LUTION NO. 00-267 approving Disadvantaged Business E nterprise Program for federal aid
projects
17.RE SO LUTION NO . 00-268 approving prelim inary plans and specifications for Am es Public Library
Book Drop; setting July 13, 2000, as bid due date and July 25, 2000, as date of public hearing
18.RE SO LUTION NO . 00-269 approving change order for 2000/01 Concrete Pavem ent Repair
Program
19.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-270 approving contract and bond for City Maintenance Facility Drive and
Parking Improvem ents Project
20.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-271 approving contract and bond for 2000/01 Seal Coat Reconstruction
Program
21.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-272 approving contract and bond for Billy Sunday Road Paving Program
22.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-273 approving contract and bond for 2000/01 Bridge Rehabilitation Program
23.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-274 approving Final Minor Plat for Nelson Subdivision
24.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-275 approving Final Minor Plat for Walnut Place Subdivision
25.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-276 accepting completion of Reroofing of Administration Building for Parks
and Recreation Department
26.RE SOLUTION NO. 00-277 accepting com pletion of asphalt surface paving and m odifying amount
of financial security for Country Gables Subdivision, 10th Addition
Roll Ca ll Vote : 6-0. Re solutions declare d adopted u nanimous ly, s igne d by the M a yor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
UPDA TE D LIS TING O F CI TY ’S DEPO SI TO RIES: M ove d by Ca mpbe l l , seconded b y W ir t h,
to ad op t R ES O LU TIO N N O . 00 -25 4 ap prov ing the u pd ated listing of C ity’s dep ositories.
R oll C all V ote: 4-0-2. Vo ting aye: C am pb ell, H offm an, Q uirm bach , W ir t h. V oting nay: No ne.
A b stain ing: G o o d h u e, C ros s. R eso lutio n d eclared ad o p ted u n an im o u sly, signe d b y the M ayo r,
and hereby m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
P U B L IC F O R U M: G us Lartius, 6100 W . Linc oln W ay, A mes, re quested tha t the City allow four
busine ss e s loc a te d we st of the county line to h ook up to the City’s sewer s ys te m. He named the
four bu sines ses as W e stview Apartmen ts; the Broile r Res ta urant; Elwell’s Restaura nt; and the
bu siness he o w ns, C ou ntry Terrace M ob ile H om e Park a/k/a L & M H om es. M r. Lartius ad vised
that the y would agre e to p a y for such servic e on a monthly bas i s. A letter dated M a y 30 , 20 00,
w as d is tr ib u ted to the C ity C o u n cil tha t fo rm ally req u ested that the se p rop erties b e allow ed to
hook up to the City of Ames’ sewer system. M r. L a rtius asked for an e xpe dit i ous decis i on by the
Council to their re quest. M a yor Tede sco explained the s te ps nee de d to b e taken b y M r. Lartius
to req u es t th e C ity to vo lu n tarily an n e x his pro p e rty.
Harry M cM aken, 23 4 S. Fra nklin, Ames , reques te d that the City Council inc lude on the ir next
agend a an op po rtun ity for D estination A m es to make a formal presentation requ esting an increase
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in th e h o tel/m o tel tax from 5 to 7 %. M ayo r T ed esc o ask ed to ha v e this sp ecific req u est p u t in
w riting, and M r. M cM aken stated that he w ou ld p rov ide this.
REQUEST FOR SP ECI AL CLA SS C L IQUO R LICENSE FOR PERKI NS RES TAURANT
& B AK ER Y, 325 S. DUFF: M o v ed b y H o ffm an , seco n d ed by C ros s, to ap p rov e the req u est fo r a
Sp ecial C lass C Liqu or License for Perkins R estaurant, 32 5 S . D uff A ven ue.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
REQUEST F OR O UTDOO R SERV ICE ARE A FOR ST U D IO CAF E, 60 4 E. LINCOL N W AY:
A memo ha d b e e n p la c e d around the dais from the Building Offic i a l stating t hat the location
of the gate in the ou tdo or area did no t m eet the local B uilding C od e regardin g e x itin g in an
as sem b ly occu p an cy.
M oved by W irth, seconded by Q uirmba c h, t o approve the reques t for an outdoor service area for
Stud io C afe, 60 4 E . Linco ln W ay, w ith the stipu lation that the location of the ga te be chan ged
s o that it will not op e n into the exit path.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
REQUEST F OR F IREW ORK S DIS P LAY F OR AM ES JAY CEE’S INDEPENDENCE DA Y
C E L EBRATI ON: M oved by W irth, s e c onded by Cross , to approve the reques t for a fireworks
dis pla y for the Ames Jaycee’s Independence D ay ce le bration a t Stua rt Smith Park on Ju ly 4,
2000.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
RE Q UE ST FO R FI RE W O RK S DISP LA Y FO R IO W A G AM ES O PENING CER EM O NIES:
M oved by Cros s, seconded by Goodhue, to approve the re quest for a fireworks display for the
Iowa Games Ope ning Cere monie s south o f the ISU footba ll s ta dium on July 14 , 20 00.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
RE Q UE ST FO R TR AN SFER O F CL ASS C BE ER PERM I T FO R DO C’S STO P, 27 20 EA ST
13TH STREET: M ov ed b y G oo dh ue, secon ded by W irth, to ap prov e the trans fe r o f th e C lass C
B eer P erm it fo r D o c’s S top , 27 2 0 Ea st 1 3 th S treet.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
REQUEST FROM AM ES ECONO MIC DEVELOPMENT COM M ISSION FOR ENTRYW AY
S IGNAG E: M oved b y Cros s, s e c onde d b y Quirmbach, to a pprove the re que st of the
AEDC and Ames Fo undation to erect t he limestone entryway sign and s urr ound i ng la ndscaping
as long as s ome othe r entity (Cham ber of Commerce, AEDC, Convention & Vi sitors Bure a u,
adjacent bu sines s, M as te r Garde ne rs , servic e clubs , e t c .) as sum es r e pa i r, maintenance, and
rep lacem en t resp o n sib ility fo r the projec t.
Pa ul Po pe lka , En gine e ring Plus, 612 Fifth Street, A mes, sta te d tha t it was their pre fe rence to h ave
the C ity assu m e the m ain ten an ce an d rep air o r rep lacem en t of the sign . H e su ggested th at th e C ity
be t he owner of record and in cha rge of the maintenance, bu t tha t the AEDC a nd Cha mbe r of
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Comm erc e attempt to get commitmen ts f r om other entities to ma inta in the surrounding
land scaping. H e felt this arrangemen t w ou ld allow for the con tinu ed end orsem ent o f this project
b y the Io w a D e p a rtm en t o f Tra n sp o rta tio n (ID O T ), w h ich h as ju ris d ic tio n a l righ ts ev e n tho u gh
th e sign age w o u ld b e lo cated o n th e C ity’s righ t o f w a y.
C harlie R icketts, 25 31 Pierce Av enu e, A m es, representing the A m es Fou nd ation , con curred that
it would b e better if the City would agree to be the owner of re c ord. He felt tha t it would n ot be
to o d iffic u lt a ta sk to locate an en tity w illin g to m a in ta in the lan d scap in g.
D avid M aahs, Ex ecutive D irector of the Ames Economic Development Commission , adv ised that
the C ity do es need to ado pt the signage as an “official C ity sign” in order to receive ap prov al
from the IDO T.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
REQUEST F ROM CHI LDREN’S S ERV ICES OF CENTRAL IOW A F OR RENO V ATI ONS
AND CONTI NUATION OF LEAS E OF 623 NINTH STREET: M oved by Cross , seconded b y
Hoffman , to adop t R ESOLUTION NO. 00-278 a pproving the proposed re novations and
co n tin u ing the lease o f 6 2 3 N inth Street fo r u p to 2 4 m o n ths du rin g the rem o d eling p rojec t.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Res oluti on de c l a red adopted u nanimous l y, signed b y the M a yor, and her e by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
HEARI NG O N 2000/01 ARTERIA L STR E E T RE H A B ILITA T IO N PRO GRAM CONTRACT
2 (1 3 T H ST R E E T FR O M M C C O R M IC K A V E N U E T O SK U N K R IV E R B R ID G E ): M ayor
Tedes c o declare d the hea ring op e n. There be ing no one wis hing to speak, the hea ring was clos e d.
M oved by Cros s, seconded by W irth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 00 -279 approving fina l pla ns
and specifications and a warding a contract to M anatt’s, Inc ., of Brooklyn, Iowa, in the amount
of $7 42,959.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Re solution declare d adopte d u na nimously, s igne d by the M a yor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
HEARI NG O N ELW OO D DRIV E W I DENING PROJECT: Ma yor Tedesco declared the hea ring
open. There being no one wis hing to speak, the hea ring was clos e d.
M oved by Cros s, seconded by W irth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 00 -280 approving fina l pla ns
and s pe c ific a tions and awarding a contra c t to Con-Str uc t , Inc., of Ames, Iowa , in the amount of
$634,307.30.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Res oluti on de c l a red adopted u nanimous l y, signed b y the M a yor, and her e by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
M oved b y Cros s, s e c onded by W irth, to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 00 -281 a pproving
A greem en ts fo r F u n d ing Street Im p rov em en ts (E lw o o d D riv e) w ith N ation al Fa rm ers
O rgan izatio n (N F O ) an d A m e s Lo d gin g.
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Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Re solution declare d adopted unanimous ly, signed by the M a yor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
HEARI NG O N DUFF AVENUE INTERS ECTI ON I M P ROV EM ENTS CONTR ACT 1
(T R A F F IC SI G N A L S ): M ayo r T ed esc o d eclared the h earin g o p en . T h ere b ein g n o o n e w ish ing to
s pe a k, the hearing wa s closed.
M ov ed b y W irth, secon ded by H offm an, to a d o p t R ES O LU TIO N N O . 00 -28 2 ap prov ing final
plans and specification s and aw arding a con tract to Iow a Signal & E lectr ic C om pan y of D es
M oines , Iowa , in the amount of $1 41,196.87.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Re solution declare d adopte d u na nimously, s igne d b y the M ayor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
H E A R ING O N RE SO U R C E RE C O V E R Y AIR CL A SSIFIE R PRO JE C T : M ayor Tedesco
declare d the hea ring op e n. Th e re being no on e wishing to spe a k, the hearing wa s closed.
M ov ed b y G oo dh ue, secon ded b y H offm an, to ado pt R ES O LU TIO N N O . 00 -28 3 ap prov ing final
plans and specifications and a warding a c ontract to P M I, Inc., of Ames, Iowa , in the amount of
$86,400.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Re solution de c la red adopted unanimous ly, signed by the M a yor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
HE A R IN G ON HIGH A VE N U E P A VI N G P R OGR A M (F ROM TH E NOR T H L I N E OF
S O U T H 2 N D ST R E E T SO U T H A P P R O X IM A T E L Y 2 5 5 '): M ayor Tede sco declare d the hea ring
open. He pointed out that objections to this as ses sment p r oje c t h a d bee n fi l e d by M ichael D.
Lange, 16 08 R eagan, A m es, and by Jerry and B arbara M inear, 29 83 So uth D ako ta A ven ue,
A m es. A letter in su pp ort of this assessm ent was also received from M on te and K atherine G ibb s,
o w n e rs of 1 0 8 an d 1 1 2 H igh A v e n u e an d 3 0 4 an d 3 0 8 Eas t Linco ln W ay.
M ike Lange, 16 08 Reaga n, Ames, owner of 21 4 and 220 SE Se c ond Street, A mes, sta te d that he
w as o p p o sed to th is projec t. H e b eliev es th at C laren ce M artin , w h o o w n s a b u sin ess at th e so u th
end of High Avenue, is the only property owner who would truly benefit from this proje c t. If the
C ity w ere to p av e H igh A v en u e an ad d ition al 50 ', m ak ing it a thro u gh-street to So u th T h ird , M r.
Lange belie ve s his property value s would inc reas e . M r. Lange said tha t he was in fa vor of the
H igh A v en u e san itary sew er pro ject as h e felt h is prop erties w o u ld rece ive so m e b en efit.
C laren ce M artin , o w n er of m an y o f the ad jacen t pro p erties, said he b eliev es th at th e en tire C ity
o f A m es w o u ld b e n e fit fro m th e p av in g o f H igh A v en u e. H e p o in ted o u t th at h e is payin g a large
s ha re of this ass e ss men t be c a use he owns s e ve ral of the pr operties . On the iss ue of exte nding
Hi gh Avenue t hrough to South Third Street, M r. M a rtin explained tha t i t w ould be diffic ult for
him to conduct his bu sines s if that were to oc c ur. He s ta te d tha t he has a lot of forklift traffic and
pedes trian tra ffic (workers) walking between h is buildings , whic h are located on both side s of
H igh A ven ue.
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M ike Lan ge ex p laine d tha t h e h as n o t seen a lot o f fo rklift traffic at the en d o f H igh A v en u e. M r.
Lange als o p ointe d o ut tha t the re is no t a lot of movemen t of M r. M a rtin’s product ac ros s the
street. M r. Lan ge believ es th at it w o u ld h elp d ev elo p the area if H igh A v en u e w ere ex ten d ed to
S o u th T h ird Street. H e p o inted o u t tha t S o u th D u ff A v en u e is v ery co n gested , esp ecially w ith
the co n struc tio n o f th e n ew T arget s tore; this w o u ld d rastically h elp traffic co n gestio n o n So u th
D uff A ven ue.
P au l W iegand , D irecto r o f Pu b lic W o rks , ex p laine d that the p rop erties are n o t dev elo p ed so u th
o f H igh A v en u e; th erefo re, the C ity has n o t p u rsu ed ex ten d ing H igh A v en u e thro u gh to So u th
Th ird S treet. Th e C ity w ou ld n eed to acquire right-of-w ay to ex tend H igh A ven ue.
There being no one else wis hing to speak, the hea ring was clos e d.
M oved by C a mpbe ll, sec onded by C ross , to adopt the FINA L R ESOLUTION O F NECES SITY
NO . 00-215.
Roll C all V ote : 6-0. R e solution declare d ad opte d una nimously, signe d by the M ayor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
M oved by Quirmba c h, s e c onded b y W irth, to adopt R ESOLUTION N O. 00-284 approving pla ns
an d sp ecification s fo r the H igh A v en u e P av ing P rogram ; setting J u ly 1 9 , 2 0 0 0 , a s b id d u e d ate
an d J u ly 2 5 , 2 0 0 0 , as d ate o f p u b lic h earin g an d aw ard of co n tract.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Res oluti on de c l a red adopted u nanimous l y, signed b y the M a yor, and her e by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
P UM P ED SEW AGE DI S P OSAL FE E FOR BROILE R RESTAURANT: M oved b y W ir t h,
s econ ded by G oo dh ue, to ad op t R ES O LU TIO N N O . 00 -28 5 w aiving the p um ped sew a ge
d isp o sal fee fo r the B roiler R estau ran t fo r u p to s ix m o n th’s w h ile the R estau ran t’s o w n er in stalls
a new w aste treatm ent system m eeting app licable C ou nty and State discharge requ irem ents.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Re solution declare d adopte d u na nimously, s igne d by the M a yor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
RE SO UR CE RE CO V ER Y SYSTEM TI PPING FEE FOR 2000/01: Da ve M orrow, repre senting
W aste M an agem en t of A m es, 21 0 Free l D riv e, A m e s , ex p resse d h is o p p o sitio n to the C ity
inc reasin g the tip p ing fee at the R eso u rce R ec o v e ry Plan t. H e stated that this in creas e, if
ap p rov ed , w o u ld n eed to b e p ass ed o n to th eir cu sto m ers. P au l W iegand ad d resse d m an y o f M r.
M orrow’s co ncerns about the s t a ff’s recommen dation not to change the per -capita fee and the
allegation s that haulers are taking their w aste produ ct elsew here.
M oved b y Cros s, s e c onded by Goodh ue , to adopt RESOLUTION NO. 00-286 approving the
Resource Re c overy Sys te m Tipping Fee for 20 00/01 at $4 5/ton.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Resoluti on de c l a red adopted u nanimous l y, signed b y the M a yor, and her e by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
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S U B D IV IS IO N R E G U L A T IO N S : M oved by W irth, sec onded by Cros s, to p a ss on firs t reading
an ordin an ce am en d ing th e su b d ivisio n regu latio n s regard ing w aiv er/m o d ification (M ino r P lat).
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
F LOO DW ALL REPORT: M ark R ein ig, Eco n o m ic D ev elo p m en t C o o rd in ato r, e xp lained the C ity’s
current F loo dwall P rogra m and why it h a s been diffic ult for the P rogra m to mo ve forwa rd. He
said C ity staff had m et w ith Io w a E m ergen cy M an agem en t D ivisio n (IE M D ) an d op tio n s w ere
s ugge sted for modific a tion to the Program. M r. Reinig expla ine d each o f the three op tions. The
IEM D recommended tha t the Ci t y reques t a c ontract extens i on of on e ye a r for Ph as e 1 of the
Floodwall Progra m; this would e na ble IEM D to re ta in the funds instead of returning the funds
to th e fed era l gov ern m e n t.
M ayor Tede s c o su ggested that the staff requ est a on e-year extension and direct him to con tact
S e nators Gras sley and Harkin to reques t that F E M A mo dify the re qu irements of the grants . He
also su ggested that staff m eet w ith the affected b u sin ess o w n ers o n S o u th D u ff to find o u t th eir
interest in the Program if m od ification s w ere mad e.
J eff B un dy, 50 5 S ou th D uff A ven ue, A m es, stated that he preferred that the C ity no t relinq uish
the fed eral fu n d s o r ab an d o n the F loo d w all P rogram . H e h o p ed that the C ity w o u ld ex p lore all
other alternatives b efore they return the fun ds.
M ov ed b y C ross, secon ded by Q uirm bach , to refer to s ta ff for repo r t i ng t o the C i t y C ou ncil at
their June 27 th meeting any indic a tion of support by the property owners to p ar ti cipate in a
m o d ified Pro gram .
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
ORDI NANCE REGULATI NG PARKI NG ON P ORTI ONS OF CRYSTAL STREET: M ov ed
by Hoffman, seconded b y W ir t h, to p as s on fir st re a ding a n o r dinance re gula t i ng pa rking on
p o rtion s o f C rystal Street.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
M ov ed b y W irth , s e con ded by C ross, to su spen d the rules necessary for the ad op tion of an
ordinan ce.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
M oved b y Cros s, s e c onded by Quirmbach, to p a ss on second a nd third re a dings and adopt
O R D IN A N C E N O . 3 5 6 7 regu latin g p ark ing on p o rtion s o f C rystal Street.
Roll Call Vote : 6-0. Ordina nc e declare d adopted unanimously, signed by the M ayor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
ORDI NANCE DESI GNATI NG PARKI NG PROH I BITI ONS ALO NG H AYES AVENUE,
M CKI NLEY DRIV E, AND 20TH STREET: M oved b y Hoffman, seconded by Cros s, to pa ss on
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first reading an ordinan ce designating parking proh ibition s alo ng H ayes A ven ue, M cK inley
D riv e, an d 2 0 th S treet.
Les Holla nd, 2118 Hayes , Ames , Iowa , on behalf of the Alle nvie w Neighborhood Ass oc ia tion,
than ked the C ity C ou ncil for their sup po rt of these parking proh ibition s. H e said they ho pe that
there w ill be a p erm anen t so lution in the future, i.e., a parking area for A m es H igh stud ents, so
that the studen ts do no t need to p ark o n residen tial streets.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
OR D IN A N C E E S T A B L I S HIN G P AR KI N G P R OHI B IT I ON S ON N OR T HR ID GE
P ARKW AY, SOM ERS ET DRIV E , OXFORD AVENUE, S HEFFI ELD AVENUE,
CAM BRI DGE DRI V E, YORK DRIV E, CLAYTO N DRI V E, AND P I CCADILLY S QUARE:
M oved by Hoffman, seconded by C am pbell, to pas s on first re a ding an o rdinance es ta blishing
parking proh ibition s on N orthridge Parkw ay, So m erset Drive, Oxford Avenue, Sheffield A ven ue,
C am bridge D rive, Y ork D rive, C layton D rive, and Piccadilly Sq uare.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
ORDI NANCE IM P OSING CI V IL M ONETA R Y PENAL TIES AGAINS T THE CI GARETTE
P ERM I TTEE AND THE SALES P ERS ON FOR S ELLING TOBACCO TO A M INO R:
M o v ed b y C ros s, sec o n d ed b y W irth, to pa ss on first read ing an o rdin an ce im p o s in g c ivil
monetary penalties aga inst the cigare tte permittee and the s a le s person for selling tobacco to a
m ino r.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
O RD INA NC E RE V ISING W AT ER RAT ES: M oved b y Hoffman , s e c onded b y Cros s, to pas s on
secon d reading an o rdinan ce revising w ater rates.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
OR D IN A N C E E S T A B L I S HIN G T HE 3 1 6 L IN C OL N W A Y UR B A N R E VIT A L IZ A T ION
AREA: M ov ed by C am pb ell, secon ded by W irth, to pass on secon d read in g an o rd inan ce
establishing the 3 16 Linco ln W ay U rban R evitalization A rea.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
OR D IN A N C E D E S IGN A T IN G P A R KI N G PR OHIB I T ION S ON SU MN ER A V E N U E F R OM
LI NCOLN W AY TO S OUTH 2ND STREET: M ov ed by H offm an, secon ded by G oo dh ue, to p ass
on secon d reading an ordina nc e des i gna t i ng par king prohibit i ons on Su mne r Avenue from
Linc o ln W ay to S o u th 2 n d Street.
R o ll C a ll V o te : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n a n i m o u sly.
ORDI NANCE ES TABLI S HIN G PA R KIN G PROH I BITI ONS ON HAYW ARD AVENUE
F ROM S TORM STREET TO M ORTENSEN ROAD: M oved by H of fm a n, seconded b y
Campbell, to p a ss o n third reading and adopt ORD INA NC E NO. 35 66 e stablis hing parking
prohibitions on Ha yward Avenue from Storm Street to M orte nsen Road.
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Roll C all V ote : 6-0. O rdina nc e decla red adopte d unanimous ly, s igne d by the M a yor, and here by
m ade a po rtion of these m inu tes.
CO M M EN TS: M ov ed b y Q uirm bach , second ed b y W irth, to refer to sta ff the requ ests of R om an
Lynch , D irector of M idn ight M adn ess.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
M o v ed b y Q u irm b ach , seco n d ed b y G o o d h u e , to refer to staff the req u est fo r p arad e rou te
app rov al from R ob ert M eyer, G eneral M anage r of the Iow a Sh rine A ll-Star Fo otball G am e.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
M oved by Q uirmba c h, sec onded by C ross , to re fe r to sta ff, for pla c e men t on the Council’s Jun e
27, 20 00, age nda, t he r e quest of the Ames Board o f Ed uc a tion for dis c uss ion of pres e rvation of
land located near the intersection o f M ortensen R oad an d State A ven ue for use as a schoo l site.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
M oved by W irth, s e c onded b y Cross , to re fe r to s t a ff, for placement on the Counc i l ’s J une 27 ,
20 00 , age nda, the re quest of Harry M cM aken (on be ha lf of Destina tion Ames ) to make a
p re sen tatio n regard i n g an in c reas e in th e h o tel/m o tel ta x fr o m 5 to 7 %.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
M oved by Goodhue, seconded by Cros s, to refer to staff the re quest of Barry N adler of the
N yem aster Law Firm fo r staff to rev iew the d en sity req u irem en t of the M u n icipa l C o d e as it
re la te s to the d e velop me nt of the Uthe F a rm.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
M oved by Goodhue, seconded by Hoffman, to refer to staff the re que st of Fir st National Bank
to p u rch ase C ity-ow n ed prop erty to allow the B an k to p rov ide a p erm an en t egress d riv e fo r the ir
proposed b uilding expans ion.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
M o v ed by H o ffm an , seco n d ed by G o o d h u e, to refer to staff the req u est o f LaD o n n a A llen fo r a
stop sign to b e located on 2 4th Street at the intersection o f 2 4th Street w ith P rairie V iew W est
and K ent Av enu e.
V o te on M o tio n : 6 -0 . M o t i o n d eclar e d car ried u n an im o u s ly.
A D J O U R N M E N T : 9:08 p .m.
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Di a ne Voss , City Cle rk Ted Tedes c o, M a yor