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Motion by John Kraft, seconded by Kathy Orr to approve the consent agenda including the minutes from the March 13 regular meeting Building Permit #2018-04B through 06B and Bills: Payroll-19,189.29, Advantage Admini- strators-w/h-186.92, Delta Dental-dental insurance-661.62, Internal Revenue Service-w/h-6143.85, IPERS-w/h-7898.74, M & T Bank-w/h-1094.64, Medical Associates Health Plan-health insurance-11,349.26, Sun Life Assurance Co- life/disability insurance-596.15, Treasurer-State of Iowa-withholding- 1986.00, 7G Distributing Co-merchandise- 1047.57, Advantage Administrators- quarterly admin fee- 108.00, Alliant Energy- electricity-10,139.77, Aramark-linens/rugs- 1287.75, A-Z-cleaning supplies-169.98, Big River Sign Co Inc-signs for PCC building-68.69, Bodensteiner Implement Co-62.72, Comelec-install antenna on Thunder Ridge water tower- 1265.50, ECIA- inspection hours- 1078.74, Fuerste, Carew, Juergens-legal fees-46.50, Hoerner, Carolyn-refund-22.00, Horsfield Construction- WW Collection System Imp & Water Main Ext pmt #12-38,775.17, Hy- Vee Food Stores, Inc- merchandise-185.82, Iowa Street Market-bar merchandise-573.65, Jugs Sports Inc.- pitching machine cover- 63.00, Keystone Laboratories Inc- testing-247.40, Maquoketa Valley Electric-electricity- 1671.15, Matthews Distributing- merchandise-460.40, Menards-supplies- 347.29, Municipal Supply, Inc-water meters-1856.00, Postmaster-postage- 65.85, PPG Architectural Coatings- supplies-6.41, Restroom Direct-hand dryer replacement part- 106.24, Telegraph Herald-legal notices- 181.58, Thompson Truck-2012 dump truck maintenance-504.16, Treasurer-State of Iowa-sales tax-5915.00, US Cellular-telephone- 113.11, Verizon Wireless-mobile air card charge-80.02. Total disbursements by fund: General Fund–24,179.01, Community Centre Fund-24,378.24, Road Use Tax Fund-4077.60, Water Fund-15,847.60, West Water Main Railroad Crossing Project Fund-2969.20, Water Main Extension Project–Oakpark- 1811.86, Sewer Fund- 8251.82, Wastewater Treatment Facility Capital Improvements Capital Project Fund- 46.50, Wastewater Collection System Improvements Capital Project Fund-33,994.11. All Ayes. Motion Carried. Mayor Mescher opened the public hearing on the Willis/Welter re-zoning of Lots 81 through 85 and Lot 96 from R-1 to C-2 at 6:00 p.m. Providence Valente – 673 Lilac Lane - lives directly behind the property, when they bought their lot, they knew that the property across the street was residential so she was ok with purchasing the property. She isn’t against growth in the community, she is in favor of it. Out of respect for the families she understands why they want to do what they want to do, but as a property owner she has to look out on her behalf also. One of her main concerns is how it will affect Lilac Lane, when you enter Deerwood Street from Peosta Street this is a very narrow road and if there are two cars at the intersection there is always an issue; if there is a business located on the property how is traffic going to flow? The buildings are pretty close to the road, she isn’t sure how this works with the setbacks; she also has concerns about fencing and what that is going to look like aesthetically. What about chemical use, as people that like to be outdoors what are they going to be smelling? Will there be noise coming from the commercial property, this is a quiet street, they love living there. The property is large will it be a catch all for things a business might accumulate? Providence read up on the code and she knows that Peosta has a junk ordinance, she isn’t sure how it’s enforced, as a neighbor she doesn’t want to be calling City Hall to complain about the business on a regular basis. This will create a substantial hardship for her property and the value of it when she goes to sell her home. What justifies changing the zoning from residential to commercial. To the Council if they do rezone please pay close attention to the property and how are they going to improve the property, it is on the main road it needs to look nice. Providence thanked the Council for their consideration of her comments. Mayor Mescher asked about the junk cars that are on the property currently, Mark Willis said that everything that is setting there will be gone once they own the property. Jeff Willis said the little shed will also be removed and the shed that is off of Deerwood Street will be re-sided. The Mayor also said that the City doesn’t allow trailers to be parked on grass, nothing has been approved yet and there are already five trailers parked on the property. Per Jeff Willis one trailer and one camper will be leaving for sure; the Mayor said personally he doesn’t think this is the right spot for the business. John Kraft addressed the area to the south of the building on Lilac Lane, Jeff said that the fenced in area will have their metal dumpster and if a car is delivered overnight it will be parked behind the fence. John asked how often the metal dumpster is disposed of; Jeff said they empty it themselves so whenever it gets full they get rid of it. John also asked about a third side to the privacy fence so nothing is visible from Peosta Street. Kathy Orr asked about paint fumes, Jeff said they have a $40,000 paint booth and he doesn’t know that you would ever smell any fumes, they haven’t had any complaints from their current neighbors living in the condos Greg Rausch owns. What product will be used for the fencing? Jeff said it will either be a chain link fence with vinyl slats or one with fabric that goes through it. Kathy also asked about noise, Jeff said noise is minimal. John asked about hours of operation, Jeff said 8-5 Monday through Friday and some Saturdays depending on how busy they get. John Valente asked about banging on cars, Jeff and Mark said you shouldn’t hear much outside the building. The Mayor asked what the timeline for the hard surfacing is; Jeff said once they figure out where their office will be located, they can’t pave until the office is up. Front set back is 20’; Karen Lyons said she doesn’t know that the existing buildings meet the setbacks from the street; she said the small garage probably won’t meet the 20’ setback. The Mayor said he stepped it off today from the center of the road to the garage is approximately 29 feet; the big building is only 24 feet off the street; from the edge of the asphalt to the building; it doesn’t meet setback. Karen said the property hasn’t been used for a business for some time and when the business closed it reverted back to residential; if the property the house sets on stays residential they are creating an island. Karen is concerned about all of the residential property around them. Jeff asked how a 60 x 96 building is built on residential property, the Mayor said this was done before the Zoning Ordinance was adopted. Karen said if it would have stayed in business all this time it would not be an issue. John Kraft asked what the building is used for now, Jeff said storage for cars. Karen explained that the restricted residence district is no longer in effect; now there is a zoning ordinance. John Valente – 673 Lilac Lane - said his main concern is the property value on their home, is he going to be able to sell his home? Karen Lyons said this is what she is addressing on the residential; Shirley Welter wants to keep her house residential as well. He is concerned about living by the business running as an auto body shop; hates to see this building with this type of zoning. Providence Valente asked if this would be considered spot zoning? Jeff Willis said that the bar is commercial; Karen said they have been open through the zoning changes. Jeff said that the property they are on now is kept up and they will be moving to twice the size building so most of the stuff that has a possibility of being outside can be inside. Gerry Hess asked about parking surface; Jeff Willis said up front will probably be blacktop, this would be at the intersection of Sundown and Deerwood Streets. Jeff said this is their way of getting the property cleaned up, they will take care of their property. Gerry asked about the condition of the existing garage on Deerwood Street, Jeff said it is slate siding, but the structure looks pretty good it has a new roof, it is in their plans to make it look better. There are just two people working in the shop, may add 1 or 2 part timers in the future. They may put up a different building in the future if they are able to get the zoning but it could be five years down the road. John Kraft asked if there is a backlog of vehicles, where will they be stored? Jeff said the majority could be stored in the back storage (northeast door of the building) they aren’t taking the whole building for their work area. John asked other than the cars for sale and their cars there won’t be any other cars parked on the lot? Jeff said unless a customer was picking up a car after hours it would usually stay in the building. Gerry asked about trailer parking, Jeff said they will probably keep them where they are currently, it’s tough to keep a trailer in storage since they take up so much room and they are using them on a regular basis. John Valente said at the end of the day, they are going to have to look at the car lot, fences, blacktop or gravel it will still be a business that they have to look at every day. Motion by Karen Lyons, seconded by John Kraft to close the public hearing at 6:26 p.m. All Ayes. Motion Carried Motion by Carla Reuter, seconded by Gerry Hess to table action on An Ordinance Incorporating Changes into the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Peosta, Iowa for discussion with the attorney to see what next step will be if Council doesn’t approve the Ordinance. Roll Call Vote. All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Kathy Orr, seconded by Gerry Hess to approve the tentative time table for the City Administrator search process. All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess, seconded by John Kraft to contract for six months with Tri-State Porta Potty for Kelly Oaks Park at a cost of $540. All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess, seconded by John Kraft to approve the quote for disc golf and concrete in the amount of $6800. All Ayes. Motion Carried. Mayor Mescher read the Proclamation for Junior Achievement of the Heartland, April 5, 2018 is proclaimed Junior Achievement Day in Peosta. Motion by Gerry Hess, seconded by Karen Lyons to adjourn at 8:25 p.m. All Ayes. Motion Carried. Karen Snyder City Clerk 1t 4/1 adno=687808-03 adno=690119-01 ey ity K C CALL ELMER FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS @ 563-542-7774 Locally owned. Owner on job site. Licensed • Insured • Free Estimates Licensed • Insured • Free Estimates PROFESSIONAL DECK CLEANING/ PROFESSIONAL DECK CLEANING/ SEALING & HOUSE WASHING SEALING & HOUSE WASHING Power Wash & Home Maintenance • rESIDENTIAL • commercial • agricultual 10F Sunday, April 1, 2018 • Telegraph Herald • TelegraphHerald.com
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OFFICIALCITY OF PEOSTA,
IOWACOUNCIL
PROCEEDINGSRegular meeting:
03/27/18Council met at 6:00
p.m.Present: Mayor
Mescher, Councilmembers Hess, Kraft,Lyons, Orr, Reuter Absent: None
Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by CarlaReuter to approve theagenda. All Ayes.Motion Carried.
Motion by John Kraft,seconded by Kathy Orrto approve the consentagenda including theminutes from theMarch 13 regularmeeting BuildingPermit #2018-04Bthrough 06B and Bills:P a y r o l l - 1 9 , 1 8 9 . 2 9 ,Advantage Admini-strators-w/h-186.92,Delta Dental-dentali n s u r a n c e - 6 6 1 . 6 2 ,Internal RevenueService-w/h-6143.85,IPERS-w/h-7898.74, M& T Bank-w/h-1094.64,Medical AssociatesHealth Plan-healthinsurance-11,349.26,Sun Life Assurance Co-l i f e / d i s a b i l i t yi n s u r a n c e - 5 9 6 . 1 5 ,Treasurer-State ofI o w a - w i t h h o l d i n g -1986.00, 7G DistributingC o - m e r c h a n d i s e -1047.57, AdvantageA d m i n i s t r a t o r s -
quarterly admin fee-108.00, Alliant Energy-electricity-10,139.77,Aramark-linens/rugs-1287.75, A-Z-cleaningsupplies-169.98, BigRiver Sign Co Inc-signsfor PCC building-68.69,B o d e n s t e i n e rImplement Co-62.72,C o m e l e c - i n s t a l lantenna on ThunderRidge water tower-1265.50, ECIA-inspection hours-1078.74, Fuerste,Carew, Juergens-legalfees-46.50, Hoerner,Carolyn-refund-22.00,Horsfield Construction-WW Collection SystemImp & Water Main Extpmt #12-38,775.17, Hy-Vee Food Stores, Inc-merchandise-185.82,Iowa Street Market-barmerchandise-573.65,Jugs Sports Inc.-pitchingmachinecover-63.00, KeystoneLaboratories Inc-t e s t i n g - 2 4 7 . 4 0 ,Maquoketa ValleyElectric-electricity-1671.15, MatthewsD i s t r i b u t i n g -merchandise-460.40,M e n ar d s - s u p p l i e s -347.29, MunicipalSupply, Inc-waterm e t e r s - 1 8 5 6 . 0 0 ,Postmaster-postage-65.85, PPGArchitectural Coatings-s u p p l i e s - 6 . 4 1 ,Restroom Direct-handdryer replacement part-106.24, TelegraphHerald-legal notices-181.58, ThompsonTruck-2012 dump truckmaintenance-504.16,Treasurer-State ofIowa-sales tax-5915.00,US Cellular-telephone-113.11, VerizonWireless-mobile aircard charge-80.02.Total disbursements byfund: GeneralF u n d – 2 4 , 1 7 9 . 0 1 ,Community CentreFund-24,378.24, RoadUse Tax Fund-4077.60,Water Fund-15,847.60,West Water MainRailroad CrossingProject Fund-2969.20,Water Main ExtensionP r o j e c t – O a k p a r k -1811.86, Sewer Fund-8251.82, WastewaterTreatment FacilityCapital ImprovementsCapital Project Fund-46.50, WastewaterCollection System
yImprovements CapitalProject Fund-33,994.11.All Ayes. MotionCarried.
Mayor Mescheropened the publichearing on theWillis/Welter re-zoningof Lots 81 through 85and Lot 96 from R-1 toC-2 at 6:00 p.m.
Providence Valente –673 Lilac Lane - livesdirectly behind theproperty, when theybought their lot, theyknew that the propertyacross the street wasresidential so she wasok with purchasing theproperty. She isn’tagainst growth in thecommunity, she is infavor of it. Out ofrespect for the familiesshe understands whythey want to do whatthey want to do, but asa property owner shehas to look out on herbehalf also. One of hermain concerns is howit will affect Lilac Lane,when you enterDeerwood Street fromPeosta Street this is avery narrow road and ifthere are two cars atthe intersection thereis always an issue; ifthere is a businesslocated on the propertyhow is traffic going toflow? The buildingsare pretty close to theroad, she isn’t surehow this works withthe setbacks; she alsohas concerns aboutfencing and what thatis going to look likeaesthetically. Whatabout chemical use, aspeople that like to beoutdoors what are theygoing to be smelling?Will there be noisecoming from thecommercial property,this is a quiet street,they love living there.The property is largewill it be a catch all forthings a businessmight accumulate?Providence read up onthe code and sheknows that Peosta hasa junk ordinance, sheisn’t sure how it’senforced, as aneighbor she doesn’twant to be calling CityHall to complain aboutthe business on a
regular basis. This willcreate a substantialhardship for herproperty and the valueof it when she goes tosell her home. Whatjustifies changing thezoning from residentialto commercial. To theCouncil if they dorezone please payclose attention to theproperty and how arethey going to improvethe property, it is onthe main road it needsto look nice.Providence thankedthe Council for theirconsideration of hercomments.
Mayor Mescher askedabout the junk carsthat are on theproperty currently,Mark Willis said thateverything that issetting there will begone once they ownthe property. JeffWillis said the littleshed will also beremoved and the shedthat is off of DeerwoodStreet will be re-sided.The Mayor also saidthat the City doesn’tallow trailers to beparked on grass,nothing has beenapproved yet and thereare already five trailersparked on theproperty. Per JeffWillis one trailer andone camper will beleaving for sure; theMayor said personallyhe doesn’t think this isthe right spot for thebusiness. John Kraftaddressed the area tothe south of thebuilding on Lilac Lane,Jeff said that thefenced in area willhave their metaldumpster and if a caris delivered overnightit will be parked behindthe fence. John askedhow often the metaldumpster is disposedof; Jeff said they emptyit themselves sowhenever it gets fullthey get rid of it. Johnalso asked about athird side to theprivacy fence sonothing is visible fromPeosta Street. KathyOrr asked about paintfumes, Jeff said theyhave a $40,000 paintbooth and he doesn’tknow that you would
yever smell any fumes,they haven’t had anycomplaints from theircurrent neighborsliving in the condosGreg Rausch owns.What product will beused for the fencing?Jeff said it will eitherbe a chain link fencewith vinyl slats or onewith fabric that goesthrough it. Kathy alsoasked about noise, Jeffsaid noise is minimal.John asked abouthours of operation, Jeffsaid 8-5 Mondaythrough Friday andsome Saturdaysdepending on howbusy they get. JohnValente asked aboutbanging on cars, Jeffand Mark said youshouldn’t hear muchoutside the building.The Mayor asked whatthe timeline for thehard surfacing is; Jeffsaid once they figureout where their officewill be located, theycan’t pave until theoffice is up. Front setback is 20’; KarenLyons said she doesn’tknow that the existingbuildings meet thesetbacks from thestreet; she said thesmall garage probablywon’t meet the 20’setback. The Mayorsaid he stepped it offtoday from the centerof the road to thegarage isapproximately 29 feet;the big building is only24 feet off the street;from the edge of theasphalt to the building;it doesn’t meetsetback. Karen saidthe property hasn’tbeen used for abusiness for some timeand when the businessclosed it reverted backto residential; if theproperty the housesets on staysresidential they arecreating an island.Karen is concernedabout all of theresidential propertyaround them. Jeffasked how a 60 x 96building is built onresidential property,the Mayor said thiswas done before theZoning Ordinance wasadopted. Karen said ifit would have stayed in
ybusiness all this time itwould not be an issue.John Kraft asked whatthe building is used fornow, Jeff said storagefor cars. Karenexplained that therestricted residencedistrict is no longer ineffect; now there is azoning ordinance.
John Valente – 673Lilac Lane - said hismain concern is theproperty value on theirhome, is he going to beable to sell his home?Karen Lyons said this iswhat she is addressingon the residential;Shirley Welter wants tokeep her houseresidential as well. Heis concerned aboutliving by the businessrunning as an autobody shop; hates tosee this building withthis type of zoning.Providence Valenteasked if this would beconsidered spotzoning? Jeff Willis saidthat the bar iscommercial; Karensaid they have beenopen through thezoning changes. Jeffsaid that the propertythey are on now is keptup and they will bemoving to twice thesize building so most ofthe stuff that has apossibility of beingoutside can be inside.
Gerry Hess askedabout parking surface;Jeff Willis said up frontwill probably beblacktop, this would beat the intersection ofSundown andDeerwood Streets. Jeffsaid this is their way ofgetting the propertycleaned up, they willtake care of theirproperty. Gerry askedabout the condition ofthe existing garage onDeerwood Street, Jeffsaid it is slate siding,but the structure lookspretty good it has anew roof, it is in theirplans to make it lookbetter. There are justtwo people working inthe shop, may add 1 or2 part timers in thefuture. They may putup a different buildingin the future if they areable to get the zoningbut it could be fiveyears down the road.John Kraft asked ifthere is a backlog ofvehicles, where willthey be stored? Jeffsaid the majority couldbe stored in the backstorage (northeastdoor of the building)they aren’t taking thewhole building for theirwork area. John askedother than the cars forsale and their carsthere won’t be anyother cars parked onthe lot? Jeff saidunless a customer waspicking up a car afterhours it would usuallystay in the building.Gerry asked abouttrailer parking, Jeffsaid they will probablykeep them where theyare currently, it’s toughto keep a trailer instorage since they takeup so much room andthey are using them ona regular basis.
John Valente said atthe end of the day,they are going to haveto look at the car lot,fences, blacktop orgravel it will still be abusiness that theyhave to look at everyday.
Motion by KarenLyons, seconded byJohn Kraft to close thepublic hearing at 6:26p.m. All Ayes. MotionCarried
Motion by CarlaReuter, seconded byGerry Hess to tableaction on An OrdinanceIncorporating Changesinto the ZoningOrdinance of the Cityof Peosta, Iowa fordiscussion with theattorney to see whatnext step will be ifCouncil doesn’tapprove the Ordinance.Roll Call Vote. AllAyes. Motion Carried.
Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve thetentative time table forthe City Administratorsearch process. AllAyes. Motion Carried.
Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto contract for sixmonths with Tri-StatePorta Potty for KellyOaks Park at a cost of$540. All Ayes. MotionCarried.
Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the quotefor disc golf andconcrete in the amountof $6800. All Ayes.Motion Carried.
Mayor Mescher readthe Proclamation forJunior Achievement ofthe Heartland, April 5,2018 is proclaimedJunior AchievementDay in Peosta.
Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by KarenLyons to adjourn at8:25 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.
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