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SPECIAL COUNCIL ME'E'TINGS TO BE HELD
January 9 , 7 PM
January 16 7 PM
January 23 7 PM
January 30, 7 PM j
AT FAIRFAX CTTY HALL
THESE MEETINGS ARE BUDGET WORK SHOPS
AND NO OFFICAL BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED
AT THESE MEETINGS .
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Special meeting of the Fairfax City- Council was held 1/9/85 at 7 PM with Mayor
James Feight presiding. Council present Josifek, Berryhill, Balog, & Zamastil
City Clerk swore in Dave Bullock as City Councilmen to replace Bob Otto who
resigned in November. Mr. Bullock was elected to this position in Special
Election held 1/8/85.
Rest of meeting time was spent on the F/Y 85-86 Budget work session.
Meeting adjourned at 10:30 PM
Virginia Soukup, City Clerk James Feight, Mayor
Special meeting of the Fairfax City Council was held 1/16/85 at 7 PM Mayor-
pro-tem Nancy Josifek presiding. Council present Josifek, Berryhill, Balog
Bullock & Zamastil.
Public Hearing on the expenditure of approximately $'8,000.00,- on Revenue:-Sharing, on hand oz
to be received during F/Y-85-86. Items discussed were park improvements,
Senior Citizens trip, Final determination will be made at the Council meeting
on 1/23/85.
Public hearing closed and rest of meeting time was spent on the F/Y 85-86
Budget work session.
Meeting adjourned at 10:30 PM
Virginia Soukup, City Clerk Nancy Josifek, Mayor-pro-tem.
Special meeting of the Fairfax City Council was held 1/%/85 at
7 P. M. with Mayor James Fright presiding. Council present, Josifek,
]Berryhill , Balog, & Zamastil . Absent Bullock
Work Session on F/Y 85-86 Budget held. Further discussion on
Revenue Sharing Money held. . Final determination as follows
1, 500 . 00 Library, 1, 000. 00 Park, 1, 000 . 00 Senior Citizens
2 , 500 . 00 Community Bldg special fund and 1, 700 . 00 Handicap
assessiblity improvements
Meeting adjourned 9 : 30 PM
Virginia Soukup , City Clerk James Feight , Mayor
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s,a,iav's canvass by the Eo,�ard of received one w�~ite-in vote and
Supervisors of a special eleeLiot, Ronald S-Ifiarnn dot two,
h�-ld ?an. 8 in Fairfax. Bullock, 41, will complete the
Tizat was the only change found year remaining in the term of
by t}=e vote canvass. Of results former Councilman Bob Otto, who
give Bullock 107 votes with chat- resigned in November and moved__
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10 fili vaca, ir couincil seat
Two persons are vying for a people who voted in the last city
vac;mt seat on the Fairfax City election.
Council. Selzer is in home construction
The new council member will be and has served on the council in the
chosen in a special election Tues- past. He ran for mayor, in 1083,
day, losing to the present Fairfax mayor,
David C. Bullock, 41, is making .fames Feight.
his first try for public office in his Bullock has lived in Fairfax for 18
run against Kenneth 0:. Selzer, a months. Monday he'll 'become the
former Fairfax councilman, night manager at the Roosevelt
The winner will complete the Hotel in Cedar Rapids. He pre-
year remaining in the term of viously worked full-tinge for a paper
m former councilman Bob Otto, who products company, Dust-Tex Serv-
resigned in November and moved to ices, and will continue with the
California. company part-time.
The election was called after The only polling place in Fairfax,
petitions bearing 22 signatures were a city of about 740,is at City Hall.It
filed asking that the new council will be open for voting from noon to
member be selected by special 8 p.m. Tuesday. Paper ballots will
election rather than council appoint- be used.
ntent. The special election is expected
sl Only 10 names were needed. To to cost Fairfax about $a00.
cull a special election, .state_law Fairfax heat- five council members
rsquires petitions with .signatures and a mayor. All are part-time
equal to 2 percent of the number of positions.
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