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PUBLIC NOTICECity of Calmar

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSCITY OF CALMAR

ORDINANCE NO. 433AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE

CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CALMAR, IOWA, BY AMENDING SECTION 52.03, 52.04, 52.06, 52.07

AND 52.08 OF THE WEEDS AND GRASS ORDINANCE CHAPTER 52.

BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of Calmar, Iowa, as follows:That Chapter 52.03 # 3 read as follows:

Property owners are not to discharge grass into the street when mowing. That Chapter 52.04 # 1 read as follows:

Developed Residential Areas -- not to ex-ceed six inches (6”).That Chapter 52.04 # 3 read as follows:

Business and Industrial Areas – not to ex-ceed six inches (6”).That Chapter 52.06 read as follows: VI-

OLATION. Upon the determination by the designated municipal officer by visual observation and measurement that a vi-olation of this chapter has occurred, the City will send written notice by mail to the landowner, informing said owner of the problem and the action that is to be taken.That Chapter 52.07 read as follows:

NOTICE. The notice will be set forth that the property owner has fi ve (5) days from the date of the notice to have the grass cut or the grass clippings removed from the street to conform with this section. The notice will set forth the address of

the property in question and will instruct the landowner that this notice constitutes notice for the balance of the summer and that further action will be taken by the City to remedy the problem if it occurs again on the same property without additional written notice being given.This Chapter 52.08 read as follows: PEN-

ALTY. Any property, including the parking, which is not mowed within the time period in the notice may be mowed by the City, and a charge of $75.00 per hour for such mowing, plus a surcharge of $ 100.00, will be charged to the proper-

ty owner. Any property owners who fail to mow their properties, including the park-ing, thus allowing the same to be mowed by the City, and who do not provide pay-ment for the mowing as required, will be assessed by the City for such costs, which will be collected in the same manner as general property taxes. Any property which has discharged grass clippings into the street and the clippings are not re-moved within the time period in the notice may be removed by the City, and a charge of $ 75.00 per hour for such removal, plus a surcharge of $ 100.00, will be charged to the property owner. Any property own-ers who fails to clean up grass clippings discharged from their properties, thus allowing the same to be removed by the City, and who do not provide payment for the removal as required, will be assessed by the City for such costs which will be

collected in the same manner as general property tax. Repealer: All Ordinances or parts of Or-

dinances in confl ict with the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed.Severability Clause: If any section, pro-

vision or part of this Ordinance shall be adjudged 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 in-valid or unconstitutional.When Effective: This ordinance shall be

in effect from and after its fi nal passage, approval and publication as provided by law.Date of First Reading: 7/6/20Date of Second Reading: WaivedRoll Call Vote:Councilmen Voting Aye: Schissel, Kirke-

berg, Sabelka, GerlichCouncilmen Voting Nay: NonePASSED AND ADOPTED this 6th day of

July, 2020.Keith Frana, MayorATTEST:Sheila Bullerman, City ClerkI hereby certify that the above Ordinance

No. 433 was published on the 14th day of July, 2020, in the Calmar Courier.Sheila Bullerman, City Clerk

Published in the Calmar Courier on July 14, 2020.

Fayette CountyDistrict CourtCivilJayme Elaine Butikofer, of Tripoli,

and State of Iowa versus Joshua Craig Schroedere, of West Union, partial satisfaction

Cee-Anne G. Holmes, of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, versus Kyle R. A. Geary, of Cedar Rapids, motion for continuance

Amanda Bowser Brown, of West-gate, versus Joshua Joe Sandhagen, of Indpendence, motion for continu-ance

Jaymes A. Dotzenrod, of Elgin, versus Benjamin M. Wilkerson, of Hawkeye, petition filed

State of Iowa Ex Rel. versus Erin M. Kirkpatrick, of address not avail-able, and Christopher C. Roller, of New Hampton, administrative support order

Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corp. versus Chelsey Kae Rupprecht dis-missed without prejudice

Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC versus Brandy L. Paul, petition filed

Veridian Credit Union versus David Langreck, judgment order, $523.29 and $4,615.50 plus interest

Jeff Allen Sawvel versus State of Iowa, motion for continuance

Small ClaimsJefferson Capital Systems, LLC, of

Saint Cloud, Minnesota, versus Kim-berly Ann Blue, of Oelwein, default judgment, dismissed with prejudice

Unifund CCR, LLC, of Golden Val-ley, Minnesota, versus Angela Kay Ad-ams, of Waucoma, default judgment, $406 plus interest

Crown Asset Management, LLC, of Des Moines, versus Jordan Croush, of Sumner, default judgment, $575.57 plus interest

LVNV Funing, LLC, of Plymouth, Minnesota, versus Judith Waits, of Quasqueton, dismissed without prej-udice

Birdnow Motor Trade, of Oelwein, versus Sean M. Wortman, of address not available, motion for continuance

Spacemaker Rentals, LLC, of Murfeesboro, Tennessee, versus Mel-ody Maye Pahl, of Oelwein, judgment order, possession of rental barn, plus $1116 and interest

Viafield, of Charles City, versus

David John Kray, of Arlington, dis-missed without prejudice

Cavlry SPV I, LLC, of Golden Val-ley, Minnesota, versus Justin Michael Buehler, of Oelwein, default judgment, $3,860.38 plus interest

Jerry Fischer, of Fort Atkinson, versus Justin Lee Langreck, of Wau-coma, judgment order, writ of posses-sion

Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC, of Des Moines, versus Steve Peyton, of Oelwein, original notice

First State Corp of Iowa, of Oma-ha, Nebraska, versus Michael Steven Gould, of Oelwein, dismissed without prejudice

Citibank, of Des Moines, versus Tanya Ann Tysland, of Clermont, orig-inal notice

Unifund CCR, LLC, of Golden Val-ley, Minnesota, versus Bobbie Tobu-ren, of Oelwein, original notice

OWIVincent Edward Rohde, of Fayette,

violation of probationTrafficNick Alan Stock, of Aurora, speed-

ing; Alexis Marie Brozoski, of Hamp-ton, failure to yield; Rodney Dean Cornwell, of Arlington, failure to pro-vide proof of financial liability; Kerry Eugene Richards, of Sumner, failure to yield; Lucio Quinto Manzo, of Water-loo, failure to maintain control and no valid driver’s license; Austin Eugene Pagel, of Hawkeye, speeding; Zo Mua-na, of Waterloo, angling laws – under minimum length and unlawful means; Jamie Rosella Mason, of Wichita, Kan-sas, no valid driver’s license; Drake Thompson, of West Union, careless driving; Tracy Lee Bowling, of Prairie du Chien, no valid driver’s license; Margaret Merriman Smidt, of Betten-dorf, speeding; Mac Emmett Spotts, of Fayette, failure to maintain or use safety belts; Cody Michael Durnan, of West Union, failure to maintain or use safety belts; Clarence Lee Burch, of Decorah, speeding; Brooke Hartley, of Cedar Falls, speeding; Michael T. Risinger, of West Monroe, Louisiana, speeding; Matthew Edward Jones, of Des Moines; Xavier Michael Roach, of Straweberry Point; Philp B. Robinson, of Peoria, speeding; Laura Ann Schul-te, of Delhi, speeding

Non-Scheduled TrafficKristen Marie Arends, of LaPorte

City, driving under suspension, one day in jail

Bennie Lamont Dillard, of Oelwein, driving under suspension, $250 fine

Winneshiek CountySheriff’s OfficeJuly 2Tyler Teslow, 18, of Ridgeway,

was northbound on 265th Avenue in Madison Township at 5 p.m. when he approached a large farm spayer. The roadway was not wide enough for both. Teslow took the edge of the roadway, dropped off into a culvert and rolled. No ambulance transport was needed.

July 4Jason Fairchild, 46, of West Union,

was arrested in Bluffton and booked into the Winneshiek County Jail for public intoxication and possession of controlled substance – third or subse-quent offense.

July 9At 10:15 a.m., Lane Breitsprecher,

28, of Fayette, was transported to the Winneshiek County Jail on a felony controlled substance violation (meth-amphetamine) arrest warrant.

Fayette CountySheriff’s OfficeJuly 2At approximately 4:07 a.m., depu-

ties arrested Roger Steadman, 53, of Arlington, on a warrant for controlled substance violation.

July 5At approximately 1:32 a.m., a dep-

uty initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle for a traffic infraction on 35th Street near L Avenue, approximately three miles north of Stanley. John Jeremy Houge, 49, of Aurora, was arrested and charged with operating while intoxicated – first offense, a serious misdemeanor.

July 6The Fayette County Sheriff’s Of-

fice arrested Kristen Marie Arends, 24, of Oelwein, on two warrants for failure to appear for driving while license sus-pended and failure to have financial liability coverage.

July 7At approximately 8:16 p.m., Justin

T. Yoerger, 31, of West Union, turned himself in to the Fayette County Jail. Yoerger had a warrant for his arrest for willful injury.

PUBLIC RECORDS: WINNESHIEK COUNTY AND FAYETTE COUNTY

Monday, July 20Fayette County Supervisors,

9 a.m., Fayette County Court-house

Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors, 9:30 a.m., Win-neshiek County Annex Build-ing

NICC Board of Trustees, Calmar campus boardroom, 1 p.m.

Monday, July 27Fayette County Supervisors,



Monday, Aug. 3Fayette County Supervisors,



Ossian city council, 5 p.m.Calmar city council, 5:30

p.m.Waucoma city council 8 p.m.Tuesday, Aug. 4Spillville City Council, 6

p.m.Wednesday, Aug. 5Fort Atkinson City Council,

7 p.m., community centerMonday, Aug. 10Fayette County Supervisors,



WCASWA, 5 p.m., Winne-shiek County Annex

South Winneshiek school board, 5:30 p.m., middle school

Turkey Valley school board, 7 p.m

Information used from Win-neshiekCounty.org and submis-sions

UPCOMING MEETINGS

One-Third of LostJobs RecoveredAround 70,000 Iowa jobs have

been recovered since the peak of job losses amid COVID-19 restric-tions.

From a peak of around 210,000 lost jobs, Iowa now has 135,177 continuing jobless claims, accord-ing to data released Thursday by Iowa Workforce Development.

That is down over 6,500 jobs since last week when Iowa had 141,748 continuing claims.

Manufacturing continues to lead jobs hit hardest with 3,448 for the week.

The agency is noting that ben-efits are set to begin expiring for workers who have exhausted their 13 weeks of eligibility. Some work-ers might qualify for an additional 13 weeks of state aid.

Storm’s BruntMisses AreaA low-pressure system pro-

duced showers and storms as it moved east through the Upper Mississippi River Valley Thursday, with some of the biggest damage just south of the area.

Wind damage and hail were seen with five severe thunderstorm warnings issued in the National Weather Service La Crosse (Wis-consin) County Warning Area.

In this area, warnings were is-sued for Allamakee, Chickasaw, Clayton, Fayette and Winneshiek counties.

The largest amount of rainfall in Winneshiek County came in ru-ral Bluffton with 1.5 inches. Rural Jackson Junction recorded just over half of an inch by comparison.

Fayette County saw varying amounts, from 1.16 in Eldorado, just shy of the Winneshiek County line, up to 2.7 inches down in Ar-lington.

The storm struck Calmar around 1:45 p.m. with driving rain and a report of a tree branch land-ing on a garage, according to the weather service.

West Union took particular damage with a roof blown off of a building and branches down. The

Fayette County Sheriff’s Office ini-tially referred to a tornado, but the weather service has not given its confirmation to that estimation.

Area sports took a hit from the storm with games cancelled during the final days of play ahead of tour-nament.

NEIRHTF Now AcceptingHomebuyer ApplicationsThe Northeast Iowa Regional

Housing Trust Fund (NEIRHTF) is accepting applications for first time homebuyer down payment assis-tance and housing rehabilitation\improvement projects.

Applicants must be low-moder-ate-income first-time homebuyers, homeowners, landlord/for-profit organizations or non-profit orga-nizations to promote and create affordable housing activities. All applicants must be in one of the following counties of Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette, Howard and Win-neshiek. Eligible projects include rehabilitation and repair of existing housing, including, but not limited to: roofs, windows, siding, plumb-ing, electrical, energy efficiency, lead paint issues and handicap accessibility.

More information is available at www.uerpc.org

Closures AnnouncedThe Spillville Public Library,

Waucoma Public Library and the German-American Museum in St. Lucas have announced closures to the public.

The Calmar Public Library will remain open to the public.

Story hour is not currently in the works for the Calmar library, but additional programming is slated.

Business reaction to additional COVID-19 cases has been mixed, with some businesses, such as Two Trees Pizza in Ossian and The Mint in Protivin opting to go carry-out only while others such as PIVO staying open for customers.

BRIEFS

PUBLIC NOTICEWinneshiek County

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSWINNESHIEK COUNTY

ORDINANCE 20-226 (AMENDMENT)ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS RE-

GARDING NO PARKING ZONES AND TOW AWAY ZONES AND AUTHORIZ-ING IMPOUNDMENT OF CERTAIN VE-HICLES ON SECONDARY ROADS IN WINNESHIEK COUNTY, IOWATO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:Notice is hereby given that on 29th day

of June, 2020, the Board of Supervisors of Winneshiek County, Iowa, amended Or-dinance 20-226 establishing regulations regarding no parking zones and tow away zones and authorizing impoundment of certain vehicles on secondary roads in

Winneshiek County, Iowa. The amend-ment to Section 02, Defi nitions added a subparagraph 6 that reads:6. “Parking”, as the term is used in Sec-

tion 03 of this Ordinance, means a vehicle stopping or standing in the same location for more than ten (10) minutes. “Parking”, as the term is used in Section 04 of this Ordinance, means a vehicle stopping or standing in the same location for any pe-riod of time.This ordinance as amended becomes

effective upon publication.Benjamin D. Steines, Auditor


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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSWINNESHIEK COUNTY

BOARD OF SUPERVISORSBOARD MINUTES MONDAY, JUNE

29, 2020The Board of Supervisors met at 9:30

a.m. June 29, 2020, with Logsdon, Thompson, Kuhn, and Ashbacher in per-son; and Beard present electronically.Isaac Wiltgen, Assistant Engineer, and

Jeff Kuboushek, Road Superintendent, met with the Board to discuss road mat-ters.Jim Olson, Burr Oak Sewer Commission,

Deborah Dunn, USDA, and Lindsay Erd-man, Erdman Engineering, met with the Board to give an update on the Burr Oak Sewer project. They are still compiling information for the contract amendment, change orders, and subsequent loan. No action was taken at this time but will need to be done at a future meeting,Barb Schroeder, Conservation Director,

met with the Board along with members of the Bird Friendly Iowa Steering Commit-tee. Doug Harr and Erica Place, Commit-tee members, gave presentations about the program. The Board received the Bird Friendly County Designation award and will discuss how to promote it. Schroeder also discussed the end of year fund trans-fer of $17,911 for ongoing development of the Neste Valley Campground.Moved by Thompson and seconded by

Ashbacher to approve the consent agen-da which includes the minutes of the last meeting, the claims fi led with the Board, and the Class C Beer/Wine permit for McCaffrey’s Dolce Vita. Motion carried unanimouslyKrista Vanden Brink, Public Health Direc-

tor, and Sean Snyder, Emergency Man-agement Coordinator, met with the Board to discuss COVID-19 updates.Moved by Kuhn and seconded by Ash-

bacher to adopt resolution 20-78, the FY21 Appropriations resolution. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote.Moved by Ashbacher and seconded by

Kuhn to adopt resolution 20-79, the FY21 Interfund Transfer resolution. Motion car-ried unanimously by roll call vote.Andy Van Der Maaten, County Attorney,

met with the Board to discuss County is-sues.Moved by Thompson and seconded by

Ashbacher to adopt resolution 20-80, a resolution prohibiting dangerous weapon on County properties as recommended by the Security Committee to conform to new Iowa Law and Orders by the Iowa Su-preme Court. Motion carried unanimously

by roll call vote. Thompson will coordinate with buildings maintenance personnel and Tony Clarke, Deputy Auditor, to order new signage refl ecting the updated changes.Moved by Kuhn and seconded by

Thompson to adopt resolution 20-81, establishing no parking/tow away zones under ordinance 20-226. Motion carried by roll call vote. The Secondary Road personnel will coordinate with the County Sheriff to erect the appropriate signage.Kuhn was absent for the remainder of the

meeting.Moved by Ashbacher and seconded by

Thompson to adopt resolution 20-82, set-ting a public hearing on the amendment to Ordinance 20-226 for 10:30 a.m. on July 13, 2020. The amendment will further de-tail the defi nition of parking as it pertains to no parking areas and tow away zones. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Public notice will be published as required.Moved by Thompson and seconded by

Ashbacher to adjourn to 9:30 a.m. Mon-day, July 6, 2020. Motion carried unani-mously.ATTESTBenjamin D Steines, County AuditorJohn Logsdon, ChairmanBoard of Supervisors

Claims 06-29-2020General Basic FundAlliant Energy Utilities ......................................1,110.10Floyd Ashbacher Reimbursement ........................... 498.62Casper Plumbing & Heating, Inc Services ................................. 23,719.82CDW Gov’t Supplies ................................. 36,000.00Fixxit, LLC Services ...................................... 232.83Galls, LLC Supplies ...................................... 320.86P.J. Herold Services ........................................ 60.00Iowa Prison Industries Supplies ...................................... 964.86Ian Kemp Services ...................................... 280.00Makenz Kriener Reimbursement ........................... 171.15Sarah Paul Supplies ...................................... 100.00River City Paving Materials ................................ 72,736.00Sanofi Pasteur Supplies ........................................ 78.35Shive-Hattery, Inc. Services ................................. 20,697.53Storey Kenworthy

Supplies ...................................... 930.12University of Iowa Services ................................. 17,820.91Verizon Wireless Cell Service .............................. 2,197.82Winn Co Treasurer Transfer ...................................17,911.00General Supplemental FundLSI Services ...................................... 373.20Rural Services Basic FundNancy Eldridge Mileage ........................................... 3.68Kathryn Erickson Mileage ......................................... 25.30Hawkeye Sanitation, Inc Services ................................... 1,467.04Mary Hoffman Mileage ......................................... 13.80Steve Langland Mileage ......................................... 32.66Susan Luzum Mileage ......................................... 18.86Bill Pardee Mileage ........................................... 6.44Donna Rasmussen Mileage ......................................... 23.92John Rodecap Mileage ......................................... 40.02Verizon Wireless Cell Service ................................... 36.77Winn Co Landfi ll Fees ............................................ 601.30Secondary Road FundVerizon Wireless Cell Service .............................. 2,023.09County Assessor Agency FundVerizon Wireless Cell Service ................................... 71.76Emergency Management CommCardmember Service Payment ...................................... 762.76Casey’s Business MasterCard Fuel ............................................... 15.54Olson Explosives Fuel ............................................... 94.39Verizon Wireless Cell Service ................................... 34.99Burr Oak Sewer Sinking FundWinn Co Treasurer Services ................................... 6,226.00Festina Sewer Sinking FundWinn Co Treasurer Services ................................... 2,336.00Winneshiek Co Health Ins FundSISCO Insurance ................................99,332.11Grand Total ............................ 309,369.60


PUBLIC NOTICECity of Calmar

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSCITY OF CALMAR

MINUTES CALMAR CITY COUNCILJULY 6, 2020

Mayor Frana called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. on July 6, 2020, at the Calm-ar Fire Station. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. Present were: Kirkeberg, Schissel, Sabelka and Gerlich Absent: KleveAlso present: Sheila Bullerman, Junior

Boyer, Don Wurtzel, Bill Klimesh, Dedra Kuhn, Michael Hohenbrink, Kevin Kuhn (later)Motion by Gerlich, second by Sabelka

to approve the consent agenda (agenda, minutes of June 1, 2020, minutes of June 9, 2020, clerk/treasurer reports, claims for June 2020, Dollar General BC0030530 receipt of completed application). Aye: Sabelka, Schissel, Gerlich, and Kirkeberg. Motion carried.

Claims June 2020Acco Probe,chlorinating,credit .......... 2,533.92Acentek Pool internet-reconnect ............... 126.16Albertson Const Curb,gutter webster,maple,w ... 7,657.30Alliant Monthly utility ........................... 7,001.60American Legion Auxiliary x $15 fl ags ................................... 225.00BH Monthly utility bill ......................... 217.36Bodensteiner Imp Belt for mower ............................... 77.28Brueing 3/4 12.28 x 8.59 yard waste ........ 729.47Buchheit Appliance Library microwave ....................... 259.00Centurylink Sewer alarms ................................ 76.55City Laundry Uniforms .......................................511.38CNH Payment ................................. 21,745.36Collaborative Summer Libr Buttons,puppet,outdoor sign ....... 156.50Copy Systems 5/8/20-6/7/20 ................................. 32.70

Craig Neuzil Rental tractor tiller ......................... 60.00Croell Washington 6 x 125 ................. 2,395.00Decorah Mobile Glass Plexiglass pool .............................. 99.00Decorah Tech City shop cameras,monitors .... 2,505.77Decorah Tire Watering trailer .............................119.80Dollar General Water and shop tape ..................... 31.70Drillings Lock pin roller .................................. 6.75Driveway Specialist Pave washington and webste ................ ............................................... 43,000.00

Fire Service Training Burea Hm for nathan ward ...................... 50.00Hach .......................................... 4,736.28Hawkins Azone,lpc-am,blue drum .......... 1,685.20Helping Services Funding request ....................... 1,000.00Herman Law Meyer,zoning ord,pool .............. 1,290.00Heying Manufacturing Plexiglass,tape ............................ 193.53Icap Insurance ............................... 17,285.20Ingram Books .......................................... 424.83IRS Fed/fi ca ................................... 5,870.39Interstate Power Generator labor ........................... 560.53Iowa Based Milling 3 streets 1999 x 3.5 ................. 9,510.80Simmering-Cory iowa Code Ord 432 ....................................... 105.00Iowa DOT Street project ........................ 172,492.42Iowa Dept of Revenue Quarterly excise tax ................. ,3167.00Iowa Dept of Revenue Quarterly sales tax water ......... 1,050.00Iowa Financial Authority........... 98,124.71Iowa League of Cities Member dues 7/20-6/21 .............. 831.00Iowa Workforce Quarterly unemployment ............... 75.00

Ipers Ipers .......................................... 4005.44John Deere Financial Chainsaw 20v,ensilage fork ........ 215.82Junior Boyer 6/2/19-5/31/20 .......................... 1,946.49Keystone Labs Monthly testing .............................. 50.00Kwik Star Fuel ............................................. 915.61L & B Electric Lights for pool .......................... 1,908.20Lance’s Sandblasting Pool diving boards ...................... 250.00Malcom Gb and gf ................................. 6,461.00Matt Bullerman 1/1/19-12/31/2019 .................... 1,623.91Micromarketing Books .......................................... 170.70Mid-America Publishing Ord 431,430,min ......................... 289.91MiEnergy Lighting 175th ............................... 51.91Mississippi Welders 7/21/20-7/20/25 ............................. 41.00Napa Fd fuse holder,oil change ............ 100.13NE IA Reg Housing Trust Annual contribution .................. 1,000.00Northeast Iowa Comm Act $1 per indiv in calmar donat ........ 978.00Northeast Iowa Diesel Perf Dot tk rear diff pinion ................... 634.55Northern Lights Display 5 candy canes $229,3 trees$3 ............... ................................................. 2,471.81

Postmaster 6 rolls, water bills ........................ 551.04Postville Vet 2 sm boxes waterloo ..................... 16.00Prairie Road Builders 20 seal coat-clark,charles,sou ............... ............................................... 37,543.28

Pro-Earth Environmental 6 x 37 red mulch ......................... 222.00Screenprinting Lifeguard 15 x $9 ........................ 135.00Sherwin Williams Paint for diving boards ................ 304.40South Winn Rec

Yearly 28e agreement .............. 5,000.00Storey Kenworthy Waterbills .................................... 398.94Sunset Law Enforcement Horn 9mm luger .......................... 415.40Testamerica lab Sewer testing .............................. 453.60The Warrior Wash Matt and jr .................................... 29.00TNT Sales & Service Covid mister ............................. 1,650.00Treasurer State of Iowa State taxes .................................. 947.00Truck Country Vin 5758-complete service fd ... 1,186.32UMB Trust Op Administrative fee ....................... 250.00Utility Equip (2) meters .................................... 380.00Verizon 5-23 to 6-22 cell/offi ce ................. 400.00Visa Idrive ............................................. 79.50Walmart Red mulch,library,pool ................ 241.80Wellmark Monthly premium ..................... 5,992.33Winn Co Development $2.50 pe capita donation .......... 2,337.00Winn Co Extension Summer kids virtual (k-6) ............ 750.00Payroll June ............................ 21,733.17Total ....................................... 512,149.75Claims by FundGeneral .................................. 175,203.99Trust ..................................... 10,746.59Road Use................................. 24,944.94Emergency ................................ 9,645.46Debt .................................... 270,867.13Water ....................................... 17,954.61Sewer ...................................... 13,024.62Total ....................................... 522,387.34Revenue by FundGeneral .................................... 21,936.96Trust ..................................... 32,674.73Road Use................................... 5,853.08Benefi ts...................................... 1,221.91Emergency ................................... 137.07Lost .......................................... 10,051.84Tax Increment ............................ 9,180.30Debt ........................................ 1,307.43

Water ....................................... 24,171.63Sewer ...................................... 42,634.38Total ....................................... 149,169.33There were no comments or questions

from the public.Motion by Kirkeberg, second by Schis-

sel to approve building permit (garage addition-east) for Scott Thompson at 203 E North Street. Aye: Sabelka, Schissel, Kirkeberg, and Gerlich. Motion carried. Motion by Kirkeberg, second by Sabelka to approve building permit (new home) for Steven Gehling at 103 Garry Street. Aye: Sabelka, Schissel, Kirkeberg, and Gerlich. Motion carried. Motion by Schis-sel, second by Sabelka to approve Urban Revitalization/Tax Abatement Program for Steven Gehling at 103 Garry Street. Aye: Sabelka, Schissel, Kirkeberg, and Gerlich. Motion carried. Matthew and Samantha Gansen’s building permit (sidewalk) is ta-bled; Junior is going to call them regarding sidewalk on DOT property (City needs in writing that it is ok with DOT). Motion by Schissel, second by Kirkeberg to approve building permit (back patio and deck) for Richard and Carol Cameron at 402 E North Street. Aye: Sabelka, Schissel, Kirkeberg, and Gerlich. Motion carried. Motion by Schissel, second by Gerlich to approve building permit (vinyl fence) for Brady and Chelsea Severson at 304 W Clay Street. Aye: Sabelka, Schissel, Kirkeberg, and Gerlich. Motion carried. Motion by Sabelka, second by Schissel to approve building permit (pool deck) for Brian Ondrashek at 408 N Melden. Aye: Sabelka, Kirkeberg, Gerlich and Schissel. Motion carried.Motion by Schissel, second by Kirkeberg

to approve (annually) John Heying as our SW Rec Board representative. Aye: Schis-sel, Kirkeberg, Sabelka, and Gerlich. Mo-tion carried.Motion by Kirkeberg, second by Sabel-

ka to approve Ordinance #433 amend-ing section 52.03,52.04,52.06,52.07 and 52.08 of the Weeds and Grass Ordinance Chapter 52 and waive 2nd and 3rd read-ings. Aye: Schissel, Kirkeberg, Sabelka, and Gerlich. Motion carried.

Mayor Keith Frana announced this was the time and place set for a hearing to convey city owned real estate. There were no comments written or oral received. The Mayor declared the hearing closed. Mo-tion by Gerlich, second by Schissel to ap-prove Resolution #627 sale of property to Kevin and Dedra Kuhn.TJ Schissel presented the Calmar Fire

Department Report. There were two pag-es for the month, a meeting June 9th and training on June 23. A total of 39 volunteer hours were donated for the month.Calmar Police Department Report was

in the council packet (New body camera, Ossian Hospice parade, neighbors and dog issues, and fi nished investigation).Junior Boyer was present to present the

Street Department Report. There was discussion regarding an alley being dam-aged; Junior is going to get some cost fi gures together. Also the purchase of a tiller was discussed; The council agreed on the purchase. Other projects dis-cussed: The streets that got seal coated (Clark, Charles, South), Dennis Rausch in town working (manholes), Webster and Washington will be fi nished when the plant moves to Ridgeway.Don Wurtzel presented the Economic

Development Report; He stated there is interest in commercial locations that he is following up on.Mayor Frana mentioned putting an or-

dinance together for solar in city limits (ground base only) and in ground pools. The new COVID-19 sprayer is being used regularly at the pool and also at other places. Motion by Schissel, second by Sabelka

to adjourn. Aye: Sabelka, Schissel, Kirke-berg and Gerlich. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 6:25 p.m.Keith Frana, MayorATTEST:Sheila Bullerman, City Clerk


PUBLIC NOTICECity of Fort Atkinson

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSCITY OF FORT ATKINSON

REGULAR MEETINGJUNE 29, 2020

Present: Glass, P. Schmitt, Leuenberger, Schroeder and K. Schmitt Absent: NoneMayor Paul Herold called the meeting to

order at 7:00 p.m. No citizens addressed Council on any

issues.Greg Barta advised the storm drain at

the hay auction is plugged. He called Visu-Sewer to video and jet it. Need to repair soon. Riprap washed out with last hard rain. Idea was suggested to install the big concrete blocks Croell carries., but feel it needs to start at the bridge, which would be about 120’. Herold will make some calls. Need to look at dike also, as the water is eating away the bank. Bar-ta advised he has 6 sump pumps left to correct, but has not been going into any houses due to COVID.Motion was made by K. Schmitt, second-

ed by Schroeder, to approve June 3, 2020 Council Minutes, June Clerk Reports and Monthly Bills as presented. All Aye. Car-ried.Motion was made by K. Schmitt, second-

ed by Schroeder, to set the Public Hearing for the Environmental Review for Septem-ber 2nd, 2020, meeting at 7 p.m. at the Community Center. All Aye. Carried. Herold advised the surveyor will be here

soon to look at the property proposed for the 2nd Well Project and will coordinate with Barta and Gerleman. Due to the budget amendment not get-

ting in the newspaper in May, we need to redo that public hearing. Motion was made by Glass, seconded by K. Schmitt to open the Public Hearing. All Aye. Car-ried. After no comments or questions, P Schmitt made a motion to close the Public Hearing and Approve the Budget Amend-ments for FY20. Glass seconded. All Aye. Carried.Glass asked Council if they were ok

with Little League selling popcorn and beverages during the Wednesday band

concerts to raise some funds. All were in agreement.Joyce Barta submitted a building permit.

After some discussion, Council would like a letter sent to her to investigate property lines and see if room allows as the code is written, or ask for signoffs from the neigh-bors to approve. Driveway Specialist will be coming to

look at the tennis court. We received $4,285 from Winneshiek County Develop-ment to resurface. Discussed Nuisances again. Leuenberg-

er and P. Schmitt volunteered to make a list of code violations and bring to Council. Next meeting will be August 5, 2020, at

7 p.m. in the Community Center. Motion to adjourn was made by Glass, seconded by Schroeder. All Aye. Carried. Meeting adjourned at 7:57 p.m.Attest: City ClerkMayor

Acentek – Phone Service .......... $261.57Alliant - Electric ........................ $1,599.56Amie Johansen – Postage...........$114.05Badger Meter – Fees .................... $46.08Baker & Taylor – Books ...............$361.11Bank Iowa – HSA Contribution ... $200.00Bruening Rock – Rock ................ $295.62Calmar Courier – Publishing........$118.60Christina Bodensteiner – Mileage, Sup-plies ........................................... $178.52

FED/FICA Taxes, Petty Cash Library ...... ............................................... $2,479.23

City Laundry – Disinfecting ......... $276.81Decorah Mobile Glass – Plexi Shields..... .................................................. $380.50

DEMCO – Bags .......................... $122.63Donna Hackman – Windows ...... $152.50Farmers Co-op – Chemicals....... $201.00Ft. Nursery – Straw for Dike ....... $120.00Franzen Sales & Service – UPS... $61.69Hawkeye Sanitation – Garbage ............... ............................................... $1,959.14

Heying Mfg. – Supplies for Dike ... $58.41Huber’s – Supplies ..................... $472.27ICAP – Insurance .................. $10,650.24Iowa League – Grant Subscription .......... .................................................... $50.00

IPERS ..................................... $1,522.79Jay’s – Repairs ............................. $50.46Jerald Anderson – Baskets ......... $936.00Kay Schmitt – Signs ..................... $31.00Keystone Lab – Testing ................ $72.50Krivachek Janitorial – Supplies... $672.78Lee’s Repair – Dike Project ........ $143.50Marv Smith – Lagels ..................... $42.81Mediacom – Internet ................... $220.07Mick Gage – Restroom ............... $472.00Post Offi ce – Postage ................... $70.00Treasurer, State of Iowa – Taxes ............. .................................................. $828.00

Visu-Sewer – Sewer Viewing .................. ............................................... $1,625.00

Wellmark – Insurance ................. $506.49Payroll...................................... $7,837.00 Totals ................................... $35,189.93

FUNDS:Expenses: General ................................. $ 25,088.16Museum ............................................... $0Road Use................................. $1,298.92Employee Benefi ts................... $1,813.10Emergency .............................. $3,570.00Local Opt. ............................................ $0Water ..................................... $22,833.082nd Well ............................................... $0Sewer .................................... $23,630.24Lagoon................................................. $0Library.................................................. $0Total ....................................... $78,233.50Revenue: General .................................. $13,325.80Museum ............................................... $0Road Use............................................. $0Employee Benefi ts........................ $13.98Emergency ................................... $13.52Local Opt. ............................................ $0Water ....................................... $3,842.632nd Well ................................. $20,000.00Sewer ...................................... $7,138.92Lagoon................................... $20,000.00Library.................................................. $0Total ...................................... $ 64,434.85




PUBLIC NOTICECity of Fort Atkinson

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSCITY OF FORT ATKINSONPUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

The City of Fort Atkinson will be holding a Public Hearing to review an application for a State Revolving Fund (SRF) loan and to make available to the public the contents of an environmental information document and the City’s project plan. These docu-ments include design and environmen-tal information related to the proposed improvements to the City’s wastewater treatment system.The proposed project includes con-

struction of a new lagoon system and all associated piping, connections, and ap-purtenances. A UV treatment system will be installed. The existing lagoons will be abandoned. The new lagoon system will consist of two primary cells that will be 480 feet wide by 480 feet long and two sec-ondary cells that will be 276 feet wide by 276 feet long. The primary cells will be 6 feet deep liquid (8 feet deep total) and the secondary cells will be 8 feet deep liquid

(10 feet deep total). The new lagoon sys-tem will utilize the existing outfall.The purpose of this Public Hearing is to

inform area residents of the community of Fort Atkinson of this proposed action, discuss the actual cost and user fees as-sociated with this project and to address citizen’s concerns, if any, with the plan.The Public Hearing location and time are

as follows:Wednesday, September 2nd, 2020 at

7:00 p.m.Fort Atkinson Community Center300 3rd ST NWFort Atkinson, Iowa 52144All interested persons are encouraged to

attend this hearing. Written comments on this proposal may also be submitted prior to the hearing. Questions regarding this hearing or the availability of documenta-tion may be directed to the Greg Barta or Amie Johansen at 563-534-3029.


PUBLIC NOTICECalmar Zoning

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSCALMAR ZONING

CALMAR ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TO MEET

A petition for a variance and/or special exemption to the zoning regulations as applied to the property located at 305 and 307 Railroad Street. The petitioner asks for a variance of 3’ to the north and 18’ to the west. The plan is to construct a con-crete wall and driveway. The Board of Ad-justment will hold a public hearing on July 29, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. at the Calmar Fire Station. You may appear at that time if you so desire either in person or by agent or at-torney in opposition or support of the pro-posed variance from or special exemption to the zoning regulations. The hearing of this appeal is not limited to those receiving copies of this notice and if you know of any neighbor or affected property owner who for any reason has not received a copy, please inform him of this public hearing.Phyllis Elsbernd, SecretaryBoard of Adjustment


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