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Special points of Interest: NOVEMBER NEWS
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Berson, the students from Kirk-
* Recollections of the wood and all others who helped
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Past s, W with the installation of the North
• Ads - � � Entr6n' ce sign. The Visioning
Committee is now planningthe
• Classified landscaping for the area. Addi-
tional thanks are given to those
volunteers who will be helping
take care of the landscaping
MONTHLY MEETINGS
around the sign.
Council Meeting:
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November 13,2007 at 7:00
PM at City Hall,
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Parks,
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November 10, 2007 at 7:00 d
PM at the Fairfax Library..
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Library:
November 19, 2007 at 7:00 SENIOR CITIZENS!
PM at the Fairfax Library. You are cordially invited to a Thanksgiving
Planning &Zoning:
November 20, 2007 at 7:00 Dinner at the St. Patrick Parish Mall in
PM at City Hall Fa ifax,
Fires Department:
November 26, 2007 at 7:00 Thursday, (november 8, 2007 at 12:00 PM
PM at the Fire Hall.
Visioning Committee: -
November 27, 2007 at 7:00 Please bring:
PM at the Fairfax Library, 1. Covered dish
2. Your personal place setting
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I'riNOTICE TO USERS OF OUTSIDE WATER METERS
The October meter reading will be the last reading for the season. All outside water accounts
will be made dormant after the November 1st billing and will remain inactive until the April 1,
2008 billing. Please call City Hall with questions.
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Charlie Waychoff on his personal handcar which he
used to go to Beverly where he was a telegraph
operator for 27 years. Orrie relates that when they
were young Fletcher would sit in front by the sheels,
Orrie would sit in front of his father and Nary
would sit behind Charlie holding Verna and they
would go to visit Aunt Fanny.
Charles Waychoff
June 30, 1931
Charles Waychoff, 52, for twenty-seven years telegraph Charles Waychoff.
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p seven years telegraph operator for
operator for the North Western railroad at Fairfax the worth western railroad at Fdir
died at a local hospital about 7 p.m. yesterday. He fa*. died 'at,a local hospital abort
had been in 'ill health for some time. Ill�healthsfore
same. time.
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Besides his Wife, Nary, he is survived b two sons Besides his wife,,Mary, be is sur'
y viby two sons, Fletcher, of M# `
Fletcher of Milwaukee, Wis., Orrie of Fairfax and wahkee, Wis., orrie; of Fairfair,'and
a daughter, Mrs, Milo Yanecek, of Cedar Rapids, He a daughter„ Mrs. Milo Yaneaek ,op.
also leaves three brothers and two sisters. cedar Elapids �e also leaves three.
brothers and Iwosisters.
Funeral S2rV10eS will be help In the home atFairfax home
ame at Fal servilces will be held in thel.
irfax at 5:30 a.M Friday,
at 9.30 a.m. Friday conducted by the Rev. Arthur Olson, conducted:by the Rev. Arthur .01
He was a member Of Fidelis Lodge, A.F. and A.1, which son. He,..*as;a member of Fidelis;:.
lodge, A.:F. ih i A, M., which'4011
will have charge of the services at the grave in the have change of the serWes at the
Fairfax cemetery,
grave in the Faiifix cemIetery.
(Retyped because of yellowed newspaper clipping)
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MIRFAX PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fairfax Public Library 'News October 2007
313 Vanderbilt Street, Fairfax
Iowa 52228
Phone: (319) 846-2994 Fix- (319) 846-2889
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Parks onrt�rttee -eling 7.00 prn
Nle,,w. Nlol,n,FDooks
15 Library Thanksgiving Party 6:00 pm
19"' Library Board Meeting 7:00 pill * Ald,ult. i.Ctiloln
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22" Library is CLOSED for Thanksgiving in On-91 L118-ALItil .111 by le"lly McCarthy-
2 71h Visioning Committee 7,00 prn *ELlt, 'Pray,
by Elizabeth Gilbert
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17" Library Board Meeting 7:001
24-25'h Library CLOSED for Christmas *A Skatin Life by Dorothy Hamill
*Little Heathen
Hi31-JanuarI" CLOSED for New Year's s: Hard Times and
T!Aqing the G rea t
D�PLtsion. by Mildred Armstr
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AU Dogs Go to 1108vell, F-dison. Force, everyone to see and check out! Stop by the
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Thank You For Stuolcing, Spid("."T'"Mil your needs, Thank you to several Of Our
Ask Lhe Dust, Final Destinatioji 3, Patrons for donating so many,
Bottollis Up, Yj.t Gi 011,1 (several dises),
`rhe Rocketeer, The Derl)y Stallio1q, We also had a Patron donate a
Teenage MWartt Ninj,11"urtles 3, C011ect'Ori of CDs and DVD's that are
being added to ol.11- collection for all to
EVC-ffift Story Time has resumed' enjoy. Remember the library when
It is Thursday eveniligs at 6:00. YOU are doing that fill Your cleaning, CD's
Yr support is necessary to keep this DVDs; Cake Pans and Books will ail
going. Bring YO Ljr ellild or children in be Put to good use either on our
to read stories, sing songs, do fier ng
1� Z:� shelves or in our book salesa
plays and take home a picture Or craft Your support is Greatly Appreciatedl
they niade, during story til-ne.
We, have a party Plantled each 111oliti, Please help Protect your Library
Materials by placing items in a bag
to Delp celebrate this busy fij I I sekisoj 1,
Please Plall on attending Otte or all! before returning to the drop box.
(Plastic bags frorn shopping work well)
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING page I of 2CITY OF FAIRFAX
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING �
OCTOBER 9.2007 |
The regular council meeting ofthe Fairfax City Council was held Tuesday, October 8'2D07'euFairfax City Hall stT'O0PN Mayor��UVoss
pmoNi� Coun�|momberap�oenrBoo, Mog*�'Soo�.Wainw�gh� Fhedonan�odat7:2Others and
—Mrs.Tom Hill,Mr.
and Mrs.Jeff lben, End Ostrenga, Dick Ransom, Fire Chief Sankot, Ron Dusil, Nancy Flickinger,Dave Yanecek, Dan Zamastll,
Beer moved Unapprove the agenda and the Clerk's F|nondm| Reporto, seconded by Scott. Roll call vote: Ayes: Bear, K4ogers, Scott, Wain-
wright. Nays:None.Absent: Friodon. Motion carried,.
Beer moved to approve and place on file the amended minutes of the regular Council meeting dated Tuesday,September 11, 2007, sec-
onded by Ma&aro.Roll call vote:Ayes:Beer, Magemm,Scott,Wainwright. Nays: None.Absert:!Fr/eden. Motion carried,
Beer moved toaccept and place onfile the minutes ofthe regular Planning&Zoning meeting dated Tuesday, September 18, 20Q7' sec-
onded byScott. Roll call vote:Ayes: Beer, Magers,Scott,Wainwright. Nays: None.Absen Frieden. Motion carried.
The Sheriff's report was given byDeputy Uherand the Call for Service log was submitted and discussed.
Magwm moved to approve the wommmum|m| building permit for !ben BwUdem, seconded by Bmer. Roll call vote: Ayes: Boor, Mwgems, Scott,
Wainwright.Nays:None.Absent:Frieder, Motion carried. �
Discussion was hold on Intermec and our ZoningCode definitions of communication towers. Further action will be taken next month, �
Wainwright moved tosell the job trailer to Kevin Costigan for $3,500.00. seconded by MaAers. Roll oa|| vote: Ayes: 8vur, Magems' Scott'
Wainwright.Nays:None.Absent:Fheden. Motion carried,
Magers |mtmduooU the following Resolution and moved its adop\ion, seconded by Scott Roll onli vote; Ayes: Boar, Ma8em Scott, Wa|n'
Wain-
wright. Nays. None, Absent: Frieder. Motion carried. Whereupon the Mayor declared the following duly adopted: Resolution No. 2007'58 �
enUt�d. "AR��>LUT|DNVxA\4NGTHE CITY OF F�BFAX'SRIGHT TORENEYYRNALPU�OFCEDAR MEK4OR|AL FIRST ADD0O- TOUNN | `
COUNTY,UOVA`~Passed and approved this 91"day c$October,2OO7. �
CounciKpamaooFr|edenarrived ot7:22PM.
Magers introduced the following Resolution and moved its adopt|on, seconded by Baer. RmUcall vote: Ayes: Beer, Mage� Scott, Wain-
wright. Nays: None,Absent: Nono, Abstain: F�eden. Motion carried. WhereuponK�
upun the Mayor declared thofo||u=|ngdu|y -adopted:^ Resolution �
No. 2007-60 entitled, "A RESOLUTION TO ISSUE PARTIAL PAYMENT��TO R|�KLEFEXCAVATING, LTD FOR THE 2006 SEWER
f��TE�KK�P�0�E�ENTS.''Passed' SANITARY' -
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Wainwright introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption, seconded by Magers. Ru||oa|| vote: Ayes: Beer, Fr|ed—en' Megem\Scott, Wainwright, Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Whereupon the Mayor declared the following duly adopted: Resolution No.
2007-61 "A RESOLUTION TO ISSUE PARTIAL PAYMENT#14T0 MLE|MAN CONSTRUCTION, INC. FOR THE OONST'U{J|- ' — TM^MBW MECHANICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY, 2008 WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS." Passed andmpprovou
this 9th dayofOctober, 2O07.
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Wainwright introduced the following Resolution and moved its odoption, seconded byCNagem. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beor, FrioUen agena
Scott, Wainwright, Nays: None. Absent: None. Motion carried. Whereupon the Mayor declared the following du� adopted: Reu�U---W1|on No.
2007-62 entitled, ~A RESOLUTION TO ISSUE FINAL P�ONENT#2TO DAVESCH01>TT CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. FOR TM |- ----- ON OF
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PUMPS ATARP8LIFT SDmT|ON."Passed and approved this 9th day ofOctober, 200T.
Wainwright introduced Ordinance No, 72,AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OPORDINANCES OFTHE CITY nFFA|RFAX, IOWA, 2007,
BY AMENDING SECTION Q2.05PERTAINING TDDISCONTINUED WATER SERVICE DUE TO DELINQUENT PAYMENT.
Beer moved that the rule requiringthat an ordinance be considered and voted on for passage at two council meetings prior to this meeting
basuspended with respect 1oOrdinance No. 72.seconded byFriedon. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Pr|eden. K4egere, Scott, Wainwright, Nays:
None,Absent:None.Motion carried.
Fhade:mmoved that Ordinance No. 72.ANORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE 0FORDINANCES 0PTHE CITY OPRNRFAX, |OWA ��� BY �
AMENDING SECTION 92.05 PERTAINING TO DISCONTINUED WATER SERVICE DUE TO DELINQUENT PAYMENT, for be considered — �
tthind
time, placed upon its passage,and aUu�ed, seconded by Beer. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Fr|eden. K�oger� 8no�. Wainwr|ght. ^~the None.
Abven�None.Motion carried.
Nays:
Ordinance No.72 isdeclared tohave been adopted.
Wainwright introduced Ordinance No. 78,ANORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OFORDINANCES OFTHE CITY DFRAIRPA% IOWA, 2007,
8YAK4ENDINGPROVISIONS PERTAINING T0THE COMPENSATION OFTHE MAYOR. `
K8mAer moved that the rule requiringthat an ord1nance be considered and voted on for passage at two council meetings prior to this meet-
ingbesumpmndodw|thraapaottoOod|nanmoNo.73,mecnndedbyRoor. Ro||ca||vot*:Aye*� Beor, Friedan' Mugrm, So«tt.YYainwhgbtNmyu:
None.Absent:None.Motion carried.
Beer moved that Ordinance No 73, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY DP FA|RFAX, IOWA, 20�7 BY
AMENDING PRONQ|ON8PERTAINING T0THE COp�PENSATONDPTHE MAYOR, be considered d
� for�Hoth|rdmIts ~
passage, �
and adopted, ���,eeuon�a� by�u� . Roll call vote:Ayes:Beer, Frieder, Magers,Scott,Wainwright.Nays: None.Absent:None. Motion carried,
Ordinance No,73iodeclared tohave been adopted.
Wainwright introduced Ordinance No.74,AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITYOF FAIRFAX,IOWA,2,007,
BYAMB4DUNGPROVISIONS PERTAINING TOTHE COMPENSATION 0pTHE COUNCIL. �
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING page 2 of 2
Frieden moved that the rule requiring that an ordinance be considered and voted an for passage at two council meetings prior to this meet-
Ing be suspended with respect to Ordinance No.74,seconded by Beer. Roll call vote:Ayes, Beer, Frieden, Magers, Scott, Wainwright, Nays:
None,Absent; None,Motion carried.
Beer moved that Ordinance No. 74, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OR ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF FAIRFAX, IOWA, 2007, BY
AMENDING PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO THE COMPENSATION OF THE COUNCIL, be considered for the third time, placed upon its passage,
and adopted,seconded by Scott. Roll call vote:Ayes!:Beer, Frieden, Magers,Scott,Wainwright.Nays: None.Absent: None. Motion carried.
Ordinance No.74 is declared to have been adopted,
Wainwright moved to approve the claims list dated October 9, 2007, seconded by Frieden. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Magers,
Scott,Wainwright Nays: None.Absent: None. Motion carried.
Other items of discussion/reports- Fire-Fire Chief Sankot is applying for another Volunteer Fire Assistance Grant. Chief Sankot informed
the Council that Fairfax will be hosting a First Responder Class through Kirkwood that will be hold in the Fire Hall, Maintenance - CRANDIC
will be doing track repairs at Williams Blvd, and Southview Rd. later this month. A number of fences need to be put up around generators
and pumps throughout town. Prairie Road Builders will be widening and upgrading the road going to the Public Works building, Work needs
to be done to the drainage ditch at Main Street and Fairfax Road. The maintenance department needs to buy a power washer. Parks The
cost for the walking trail around the new park will be under$5,000; MiclArnerloan has a grant available to pay for more trees;discussion was
held on a possible disc golf course near Prairie Crack Park.Visioning-The North entry sign is in place;they will soon have the plan for plant-
Ings at the North entry, Other- End Ostrenga addressed the Council as a follow up to the complaint that she brought to Council in Septem-
ber regarding the indoor burning being done by a neighbor.She was instructed to call City Hall if the problem arises again.
Nancy Flickinger informed Council that the Auditor will be coming the last week of October.
Mayor Voss gave a summary of his experience at the League of Cities conference.
There being no further business before the Council,Mayor Voss adjourned the meeting at 8:41 PM.
MAYOR:Bill Voss
ATTEST:Vickie Kindl,City Clerk
Disclaimer:The foregoing minutes are not official until approved by Council
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These materials are utilized frequently by persons searching for local relatives or busi-
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