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Until the day he en- TRADITION OF A PAID counters the immense will of three or- FAIRFAx, IA phaned girls who look at him and see MOVIE IN THE Phone: 319-846-2204 southsopen PERMIT NO.6 ' PARK fairfax�a)southslope.net something that no one else has ever seen: www.farfalia.com a potential Dad. NEW CITY OF FAIRFAX UTILITY BILL POSTCARDS ECRWSS Our water bills have a new look. The basic format is the same, Postal Customer but the print is now green. When you receive your new bill, take a Fairfax, IA 52228 moment to check out the updated information and payment options shown on the back. We mail the bills out at the end of the month; if you haven't re- ceived your bill by the 5th of the month, please contact the city clerk's office. RECOLLECTIONS OF THE PAST FAIRFAX PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS FAIRFAX HIGH SCHOOL 1913 Library Contact Information: 313 Vanderbilt Street, PO Box 187, Fairfax IA 52228 GRADUATION INVI'T'A'T'ION Phone: (3 19) 846-2994 Fax: (3 19) 846-2889 E-mail: fairfax2 (,southslope.net At the bottom it states it was printed by The Home Printery, Fairfax, Iowa" Library Hours: Mon., Tues., & Thurs.: Noon- 7:00 PM Wed.: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Friday: Noon- 6:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM - Noon t Story Time: Wednesday: 10:30 AM } June Calendar I" Summer Reading Begins , Sign up on our website �� "n 0'First date to start turning in reading logs for i( o Summer Reading prizes ��� �� w ,�t �t �t" y i , 5tip Election Day Primark-Election ltrrl lig : ,� � 5t"Treats in the Librar< 8 AM - 7 PM Stop in and Check Us Ow.1 J,r 5 Librar<T Board Meeting 7:00 PM 13t" Summer Reading Programming Starts -It Ns Ill * k be everts Wednesday through August 1't 10:00 Kittens Little PaNs-s Our summer reading theme this 10:30 School Age summer is Dream Big, Read! Starting 11:00 Preschool Age st r g June 1' , you can sign your children up ��t� .xc.ro .°rx7 =urwlrpw.» 21't Parks and Beautification Meeting 7:00 PM 1 t 2,,d Library CLOSED FOR USA DAYS on line at our website which is: www.fa' fax.hb.ia.us . This program is 9W(MVP n+fl ` '10xick ,�RJuly Calendar for preschoolers through fifth grade. 3'a Librar<r Board Meeting 7:00 PM When you sign up on line, you will be 0'Libras`*CLOSED for Independence Day able to print your reading log or come 12t"Blank Park zoo Special Program at Noon into the library and peck one up. We are Creatures of the Night 19t"Parks and Beautification Meeting 7:00 PM also continuing our Teen Program for - 25t" Story Time v6th Kristen from ECIC sixth graders through high school. New 10:00 AM & 11:00 AM, Topic: Happiness this year, we are going to try an Adult Summer Reading Program. Teens and NEW MOVIES g g � , New DVDs and Blu-Rays: adults can pick up their reading logs at the Fairfax Library starting June 1st. We �n°dJ, ,1,1A.1.�ND The Sitter, Joyful Noise, Now,snirw � "� Sedlo6vek, New Year's Eve, The Grey, are excited to try this new adventure and 471VA, esu s At) vsi rrhy Th6r LatlshipiAlvin and the Chipmunks �.' hope lots of people will tom m on the iAr. AFA,A' V, F`JJ 1 1."x�a has Eva LtItdwuse, Chi wrecked The Vow, tarwvw� . �r p summer fun. Vid ll 1 ��r� r ec Dragons Gift of the Night Fury, and Chronicle LIBRARY BOARD �YL 34, .1)FI , dF�R, Nlv o C., F,Hnann B1uRay: vw_" d Sri%l MY fT,P, rruu Princess Diaries and The Princess Diaries 2 The Library Board is looking for men to AG d_2 t1119 l.rv,d d�atraaa i6m, At arcv�wlvu Gdixt ckss Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Kids are All Right, serve on the Board to make it gender equita- ` . EL (tr "t"'vwciad; ismit,aNic"ift, Wi�c a s and Dinosaur ble. The Board generally meets the first Tues- t a .Ie�twu rNaw Marr: �°,��:en..r�;�" DVDs: day of the month at 7:00 at the library. If you �s 1ttefs Soup, t ri_ Ltv Evcf6ujv cjm Rampart, One for the Money, Funny Face, are interested in serving on this board, or have 'L'L A�' tOOTO" vm th is s&aU pau a,,ay, Ak ruw paw6v tv A1V1Plq Scrooged, Haywire, Wizards of Waverly Place, questions, please contact the library! 0ASstC rida.w . rJ%,�*r NLY—di Lujily W� Auky Wish Gone Amiss, Twiches, 5 Chucky Mov- pi,rr, rir^bAr. Addms M,.1. 1)w tnid ies Magic School Bus Holiday Special & Su- Check out the Fairfax Public Cr A„�, Cf N Oldy p dwda Comhu ing Diplwnas J. Sullivan per Sports Fun, I Spy Treasure Hunt, and A Library website and online catalog! P”" fmd""r ,,gyp w"w n. A.fdh„ .nwti'- Rockin� Bronco http://www.fairfax.lib.ia.us/ Stop in and Check Us Out! Library Board Minutes May 7, 2012 Board Members present: Dot Pospischil, Mary Rita Meyers, Linda Balog, Linda Prib- ' yl and David Lees MAYOR'S MINUTE Board Members excused: Bernie Kleppe, Kelly Giese, Jim Stallman, and, Brenda Haendler ff Pr n h B n n B h ilz B y Jason Rabe Staff ese t. Cat y ay ed et W a Pospischil called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm and asked for additions or correc- tions to the agenda. Bayne added disposing of the dolphin hand held scanner. ;t May minutes were reviewed as received, and Balog made a motion to approve them. The motion was seconded by Meyers. Motion carried 5-0. It is hard to believe that the year is nearly half over. Kids are out of school and the busyness Financial Reports were reviewed and discussed. Bills were discussed. It was noted of summer is upon us. Hopefully everyone will have a safe summer full of travels, vacations, that the cost of insurance increased greatly, and next year's budget should reflect this in- holidays, and gatherings with family and friends. crease. Meyers made a motion to approve payment of the bills; Pribyl seconded. Motion Coming up on June 22nd and 23d are the Fairfax USA Days! This is always an exciting time carried 5-0. of year for our town. So much work goes in to make this event a great experience for every- Circulation Reports were reviewed. The librarian mailed out post cards to several one. Much thanks goes to the Fairfax State Savings Bank for the effort and time they put into children for story time and attendance increased. planning and lining up the entertainment. Also, thanks to our Fairfax Fire Department for help- Budget was reviewed and the librarian noted that our phone bill has increased. Bayne ing with so much of the behind the scenes traffic control, safety, and our fantastic fireworks plans to meet with Mayor Rabe to discuss several issues regarding library budgeting and display. I would also like to mention the many other groups and individuals as well as busi- future repairs. nesses who volunteer hours and contribute money to this wonderful event. Every year the USA Summer Reading with Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha will be available for signing up on Days Committee publishes a list of financial sponsors, please patronize these places and be -line June 1. sure to thank them for sponsoring a great event for us to enjoy. Inventory is done and went very well with only 50 items missing. The city recently underwent our annual audit for the time span covering July 1, 2010 - June Unattended Children Policy was reviewed. Meyers made a motion to accept as read, 30, 2011. The delay in the audit was due to our audit firm's schedule. Because of the recent and Lees seconded. Motion carried 5-0. census and our population growing to over 2,000 people we are now required to have an annual Three board members terms expire in July. Balog will retire from the board at that audit performed as opposed to every three years. If you would like to review a copy, please time. Citizens interested in serving on the library board should contact the librarian. In stop by city hall. The audit report gives a great overview of the city's financial health and does the interest of gender equality more males are needed. a great job of summarizing our financial reports. The auditor gave a great review of the city's Balog made a motion to dispose of the Dolphin hand held scanner, Meyers seconded. financial position. This was our first full audit with our City Clerk, Cynthia Stimson, in charge Motion carried 5-0. of all of our financial records keeping and she did a tremendous job. Pribyl made a motion to adjourn meeting at 7:50; Meyers seconded. Motion carried 5 As always, I appreciate any feedback and can be reached at 319-310-0717 or at -0. mayorrabe(c,gmail.com Respectfully Submitted, Cathy Ba Bayne Beth HELP MAKE YOUR HOMETOWN SAFE Mary Rita Meyers . Dot Rita Pospischil The City of Fairfax receives concerns about vehicles speeding and not obeying posted traffic signs frequently. Parking, speed, and stop signs are all placed to help keep Fairfax a safer place. Other vehicles, walkers, children playing, and animals; as well as yourself as the driver of your car, will all be safer by you observing all traffic laws. Please help ensure the young drivers in your home are also aware of these issues. Thank you for your help! /.; ////� /%%iiiii� iw'wan Lisbon Iowa i f SALES & SERVICE 319-366-3 '67 943 West Highway 30 Lisbon Septic System'Installation*,Septic Site Analysis Percolation'Testing*Sewer Drain installation 9 y i waterlx�°�tallatin, ke�l � � Foundation . aee�~�t � i ie�'neolltina"� TruckingHauling (319) 455-3257 or (866) 360-3577 Site Utilities' Backhoe Bulldozer Services Grading ,TrenchingSite'Clearing y Open M-F 9 . 00-5 . 00 Sat-9 . 00- 1 . 00 *YAMAHA / ,`..r �! �,, � V ����i� ✓„Jill�i' � , f j � I i i i YYY V if r i NIM & US13D CAIi,S CUB CAR FULL SJUIVIC13 132 GO R13WAI,/UTILF'IT VISIT THE CITY ' S WEBSITE AT: WWW.FAIRFAXIA. COM CITY NEWS QUICKIES If you will be moving, contact the city clerk's office. We need to know your forwarding WANT A GREEN LAWN? address and when you will be moving. Auto debit for your utility bill is free and easy. Sign up today! ° Stop into K & B Ag Supply at Fairfax. We • Remember to call Iowa One Call at least 48 hours before digging. Their number is 1-800- 292-8989 or you can dial 811. offer many types of fertilizer, lawn chemicals, . If you are planning a building project, be sure to contact the city clerk's office to see if a and garden fertilizer. We also offer a selection building permit is required. of birdseed and water softener salt. If interest- . Golf carts are not allowed on the street unless they are registered with the City. Give us a ed call, 319-846-2490 or stop in. call at 846-2204 to find out about the regulations and how to register your cart. AIR AX/NORWAY . Do not blow grass into the street. It clogs our storm sewer system. Please be sure to follow the parking restrictions near the City parks. These are for the safe- 701 Williams Blvd. PO Box 189 Fairfax IA 52228 ty of park users. Phone: (319) 846-2490 • Stay out of any constriction site, this includes the city's park project. These areas are dan- gerous. Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 am-4:00 pm . Fairfax is your hometown. Please help keep it safe for everyone by observing the traffic Saturday 7:30 am-Noon signs. This includes speed limits and stop signs. The City-wide Clean-up Day is June 2. CITY WIDE WASTE PICKUP DAY Saturday, 1 Guaranty Bankand Trust 7:00 AM to 10:00 FaIrfax USA Days First pickup size load will be FREE! There will be a $10.00 charge for the second. Adult Kickball This service is for City of Fairfax Residents ONLY Co-Ed Tournament Proof of residency (driver's license)will be required at the gate The location will be on Railroad Street by the Fairfax Elevator Tournament Date and Tir e Any elderly or handicap citizen,without assistance,who would like to participate in the program should call City Hall at 846-2294 by S 71urda jI u i e 23rd 2m-,62pm-,6pm Tuesday,May 29th. We will pickup the items for you on Friday,June lst LOCdti n ITEMS THAT WILL NOT BE TAKENAREAS FOLLOWS: Gael Fetter Field *NO Tires *NO Yard Waste & Household Garbage *NO Lumber *Burn Barrels Must Be Emptied The Little League Diamond ono *Bikes Will Be Accepted ONLY If Tires Are Removed *Lawn Mowers Will Be Accepted ONLY if Gas Tanks, Oil and Tires Are Removed FrNit; Deadline wl r�u Frwul �ralo� � ��t�l The Cedar Rapids/Linn County Solid Waste Agency will have their Mobile Household Hazardous Waste Collection Unit on hand for this community clean-up day. There is a limit of 8 teams, in the tournament. Tliis unit will be located r^iglit licit to the cio)collection activio)and be open the sanre liotir^s, 7:00A-11- 10:00A-11. Hazardous waste from businesses, farms, and organizations will NOT be accepted at this event. TO Sign Up Please Contact These types of groups may contact Shah-,n Obert at the Dionne Mulder Agency's Pollution Prevention Center at 319-373-4771 for more information on disposal options. Guardn'ty BankD Trust Extremely large loads of eligible material Neill be directed to the Agency's Pollution Prevention Center. 300-80th Street Court The facility is located at 1954 County Home Road, Marion, IA 52302. Fd l rl"fix, Iowa S2 2 8 This decision will be made by Agency staff present at this collection event. ` 88`8 ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS: adhesives,glue,resin,brake fluid,bug sprays,degreaser,floor care products, mille "' ' rty-bane - Om finniture polish, gasoline,kerosene,kitchen and bathroom cleaners,metal polish, oil based paint,pesticides, spray cans, stain remover, stains,and thinners, solvents and varnishes,wood preservative, and weed killer. MATERIALS NOT ACCEPTED DURING THIS MOBILE EVENT: latex paint(because of volume), smoke de- Kickball e- i k !ll Rules tectors,antifreeze,batteries,fluorescent bulbs, motor oil,oil filters, sharps,vegetable oil, ammunition,and explosives. i . Tera Player's are allowed on defense (I "m ist include a catcher) at least All household hazardous materials are accepted at the Solid Waste Agency's 1954 County Home Road location during 3 females. You may have as many players on the leant as you want and their regular hours,Monday- Saturday 7:00 AM-4:30 PM. No appointment is necessaiy. t�hey can all be in the kicking ur° ierw 2. The Kickingleap ones Deur ucher. a del , ulre to uoe� a *DISPOSAL OF REFRIGERATORS/FREEZERS/WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS fair baht. The i c uer cannot "pooch r interfere with the le' eu sit e team O1 Getting rid of an old refrigerator, ��� ndow air conditioner or freezer is difficult. They're too big and awkward the kicker i u and all players, must return to original (bases to move easily and the Freon used as a refrigerant could harm the environment, if it's not handled carefully. Both Alliant Energy and Linn County REC have appliance recycling programs. They may pay you for your �' ' D��I kick attempt I be made a IVB the ��� O bunting. old refrigerator, freezer, or N�� ndow air conditioner. Contact your power company to find out the details of m The fall must be kicked ml air behind the be plate areaold program. S. BIL F Call Alliant Energy at 1-866-255-4268 or visit their website at: alliantenergy.com Call Linn County REC at 319-377-1587 or visit their website at: www.linucountyrec.com *FOR DISPOSAL OF ELECTRONICS (computers, TVs, phones, & more) - NO APPLIANCES Contact Midwest Computer Brokers at 319-845-2000. Located at 100 3rd St North, Walford, IA Or visit their web site at www.ewasterecycle.com FAIRFAX FIRE AND RESCUE PROUDLYO . D AND SURROUNDING SOURCE WATER ASSESSMENT INFORMATION The Cud of Fairfax wate r suWy oMairts its watw u6rw aqjder. E ; aquifef IN has a deWee of suscepiJbilitytDba becausead n �� fir, `ng Newhuman Fairfax Firefighter Recognition a ,� . .�to contwnhMion generaNywith shadower aquders,ncreassingpemwabdity The Fairfax Fire Department would like to recognize Brandon Grieder for receiving his the aquifer and ovedyingmatenat,nearer devekpnent or agricuftural . r poorty aii wawa The,SAman aqud*from where the City of Fakfax cbtains itswater w� mi � EMT-B certification and Brandon Lefebure on receiving his FF 1 certification. In order to �pd „„ au #*charac, the aq,u�u� of and� �. *nals prevent reach the EMT-B (Emergency Medical Technician Basic) certification, you have to study easy accessnts tott*aqudw. The we' not be susceptbleto most oontarninant sources, pathways tD the aquifer such as abandoned w 1poorty maintwhed weits, A dueled evaluaWini basic trauma care, fracture/spinal stabilization, management of environmental emergencies, of ywr source water was completed by thle Ill and is avadable,from the City cf Faiffax at 319-846-2M4. utilizing basic life support equipment, CPR, and various other skills. In order to reach the OTHER INFORMATM FF 1 (Fire Fighter 1) certification students are tested over an introduction to the history of fire fighting; fire ground operations, organization, and standards; fire science; fire suppres- Our r utfity pts makng everyeffcwt to pcdect thewatersystem ftvrn1potentalthreats. You, as ustorrw r „can also help. If you see any suspwious actwity near the water tower,Nreaftwa nt piant,wells or fire sion; as well as proper use of fire fighter protective equipment, rescue equipment, and tools. hydrants, fl 1 , the i w i� �� " � �� 10- Congratulations to both of you! ss �in protecting Ow water system. CONTACT INFORMATION USA DAYS — Fairfax June 21st - 23rd Our fire department puts a lot of planning into each USA Days celebration to make sure For quesbonsreWrding this a °please Dave, r "319446-2204awing ' f hours., W� - . m y - Friday. we are able to keep our community safe and the festivities running smoothly. Keep in Demsions mind these men and women are volunteers so they are doing all of this on their own timeTuesday, regardingt � ,d, c H l an b � ���� water the system are eb . second imon are open as well! One of the ways we maintain the funding for the fantastic fireworks display every year, is by the "boot" you see passed around during the parade. Look for the boot and help ensure we can continue to have a great fireworks display for years to come! There have been a few changes to our USA Days fireworks display this year as well. Fireworks will be shot off in the same field as last year, but moved a bit farther away from Fairfax Rd. Parking for the fireworks will be in the new parking lots located in the Proudly Serving Fairfax new sports complex. There are two parkang lots in the new complex and you can park in & the Surrounding Communities both. The north lot is located on Linn Street and the east lot is located on Fairfax Road. Since 1998 There is a possibility that the east lot may have some equipment or materials placed there for the park project. Be sure to stay away from all such park project items. Remember, construction zones and pieces of equipment are dangerous. No parkang will be allowed on *Complete Auto Body Repair & Refinish the ball diamonds this year, as opposed to previous years. However, you will be able to still PA I prol *I-CAR Gold Class Certified bringour lawn chairs/blankets to the fields. In addition because of the new location of the * Facility & Technicians y & Free Estimates — Stop in Any Time fireworks platform, we will not be allowing parking on Linn Street approximately from C�//'""� L L I S 10 N *Paintless Dent Repair Available by Appointment Park Street to Fairfax Road. Regulations in our Area CBurnin Burning g U.S. HIGHWAY 151 21 Williams Boulevard — Fairfax With the warmer months here lease be aware of all guidelines of an open burn. With FAIRFAX, IA ' p g p www.walrNrepaircom (319) 846-3434 how dry the weather has been lately, it does not take long for a fire to potentially grow to a . Monday-Thursday 7:00am to 5:30pm dangerous situation. Each town has their own burning regulations. Be sure to call your city Friday 7:00am to 5:OOpm to get details on what is allowed. You can refer to the following website for more infor- Saturday 8:00am to 12:OOpm mation on Iowa's general rules for open burns, on what our state does/does not allow. http://www.iowadnr. -o�v/portals/idnr/uploads/air/insidednr/asbestos/ open_burning rules.pdf?amp;tab1d=1073 Have a safe June! -Jamie Meyers CARD DRAW DIRIFINIIT s w C TUESDAYS Mats a oda MCLGs h � e hig level e of acontaminant� that is aed in drinking lean ■ Maxuu^n��unn unan � ming�best arvadaole treatment y. � "���� EVERY TUESDAY @ 7 P M • MaximumanG LeGoal G)--The of a in drinking belowwhich �. ��. there isa or expected risk to(heath. MG Gs allow for a miwginofsdety BAR & GRILL WIN UP TO $50 IN CASH —AWESOME PRIZES I • pa's per melon_ FREE ENTRY INTO MONTHLY GRAND PRIZE DRAWING FOR SHOWING UP! • laft Per million. 00 . uw ■ L �nes per liter 00%, 0 . FIRE P I T ! • NIA-IW applicable FAIEaFAX,IOWA • NIID-- ee • " - R raAnnual Average • IDSE—l . ad Distribution S� E 1 �� �f I � • r JOIN US FOR -HAPPY PY HO U R • Tre t Technique(TT)—A re P to r e a :l a c �nn In��n water, % MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 11am—6PM • l(AL)_ The ntrat of contaminant ° , exceeded,triggers t or r requirements a w r s nut t $2.5WELL DRINKS, $2.50 Domestic Bottles, • Maxiurn ResidualD t G � e � -The ° disinfectant $2.75 Tallboys e e no known or ex n to hes a M DLGs not re the benefits of Ow use cf � cMRO • Maximum� rt L ( .)m '�highest to of a dislnfectart al n fr SEll � I for of nw In WEEK NIGHT SPECIALS Iu11i uu11 Douai 111 Iu1u111i u11 Iu1i1u GENERAL F ATI Illl�lllllllllllelllllll�ill�llllll�lllllllllll III�IIIIIIII � Iu1uI1IuII ISOM Ml,"II1I�III�II Iu1i I Iui�u�i�y�l� � �m�, �I� �0 Iul�uiullulul IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII IIII IIII III IIIIIIIII III�IIIIIIIIIIII �IIIIIIII�IIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII�IIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII IIII Drinking tec,Induding led waW,maiyam be expected to containatleast small arnounts,of some %z PRICE PIZZA 2 BREADED ANY WAY $1.50 BEEF $4 BOMBS contaminants. The 1presence of contarminarris does not necessarily ndi that water posed a health n-A, More Information about contaminants potenbal taealhh int can be obtairwd by calling tale Ermwonmental $4.00 LOIN SAN D. BURGER NIGHT TACOS Prolvcbon Agency's Safe DmikingW Hro (800-4M4791). DOMESTIC $10 $7.99 $3 JUMBO 4PC CHICKEN $8.99 ImSome people may oenwrevultwe to cantanurtards in dnnkingiw nano the Weial popdaWn, MINIS $2,50 Domestic MAGARITAS ns~ as I�rsons 't cater a g a ,moons who have $2.50 WELLS undergone transplants.� . h HIVIAIDS or otherimmune system ria some, dy,,and Bottles infants can be parbcula0y at nsk from inkc6ons, These 1people should seek advice about drinking water from their health cm e C guidefines an appropriate means to lessen Ow,risk ofirifecton� Ttlt . and m l contarniinants are available fain the Drnnkng Water mane(illy- Farmers of le �_ _,,.National ycu;n; cfwmtmren. Lead wraf, In n wean a�ma�nl Iw nents P n LOST AND FOUND %Company N for pedservice lines and home Plumbing. The City Of FakUx is responsible for Providing Ihigh quaidy dwirJuirg watimr,bAA Good quality land values remain strong! cannot conbmd the vaoiety of materials is ;a g components, When your weer Ids been sithng for hours,,several youn e t for lead exposure flushing r tap 30u� Z A resident stopped by the city Over the last five years Farmers National Company has: n%nArtes before usmg water Ibc dr**ing or 000king. If you are about lead mn your waw,you may •Sold over$1.7 billion of farmland wish to tested. Information on lead in drinking water.. � a and s you can take clerk's office and turned in a lost •Sold 3,000 farms (850 at auction) to minimize e e�nm asmre awr ale from ttwe Safe Drinking'Fater ftooaa°Ie or at :Iy .e ' lsa alertle,,a . gaming system that was found at •$120 million in current listings CONT AMT VIOLATIONS City Parr on Linn Street. If you If you are considering buying or selling land, call your eastern Iowa real estate sales specialist today to None lost one, stop at the city clerk's of discuss all of your real estate needs! AD�f0�DTI INFORMATIONlice to identify and claim. Dennis Rahe,Agent infants and �en,are N more vuln a'a a Wad drnin mn e e�population. Fairfax,low" It is p s a n lead s t your on a be higfwr than ,s r�a�mm�rrnrtly as�a rees of r CelicelFax270-1 845-5496 R Y sed your ng, If you are , d tevels in u�ur home's �� Cell:(319 270-1010 f DRahe@FarmersNational com water, so o your w d and flush r t for�30 rods two Z �tAes before � � water Addibonal 40cmation is avadatIke frwn the SaleDunking Waw Hodes(800-420-4791), www.FarmersNational.com FAIRFAX YOUTH SPORTS ASSOCIATION FALL YOUTH SOCCER 2012 REGISTRATION For boys and girls ages 4years old- 2"grade as of Fall 2012) W"1#2: ___aKT_E GE OF CCWANNANT MICLGI_MCL LEVEL SAMPLED DETECTION VIOLATKM SOURCE Practices will begin week of July 23 ConInned radiurn 0 5 1511 019MV2M NA Nb Eroson cf makral d"mAs t0c,A) Games will be on Saturday mornings beginning Aug 18 0 15 5_5 OUIW2" NA Nb Emision of riahr4 deposAs Rumff torn rnr use, All players must wear shirt, shorts, shin guards, stockings that cover the. N*aw[as 14) 10 10 04,11912011 NA Now tfetfitanks w sep6c , (NMI) sewage;Erosion of nakral shin guards and shoes. deposks Erosion of rkArai deposds, Tennis shoes or soccer cleats are acceptable. sochum(PPM) NVA WA 523 1213=0 NA No Added to water during Baseball shoes may be used if the front toe cleats are cutoff. Watw adddwo whch prorncOes s4rcM teeth, Fkorde(ppm) 4 4 1 07W2011 0,52-115 Nb Emision of * This program is offered free of charge to residents of Fairfax. $25 registration fee for non- 14 nakv Disduarp ftm t and residents applies. Make checks payable to FYs and include with registration DOmrwm Worms — A*aW of driffing viI Bmium(PPM) 2 2 0,0206 1DIO NA No DAd%arp twi im*tal Questions! 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DschaW Imm k"imer and _AurrI facWrws Address DiwAarge of drAing wastes, Barium(PPM) 2 2 0,364 12A '1I NA No Dis�fforn meI Home Phone 4 Work/Cell Phone refitural Shirt Size Childs_S_M_L_XL Adult_S_M_L_XL_2XL Note,Contarninants with dates indecate results frcrn the,mxnt recent tes*V dwe iin accordance wth reguWms,, Parents Email ******MAKE A DIFFERENCE ....... VOLUNTEER****** CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 8, 2012 5731"1 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 2011 WATER QUALITY ORT MAY 8, 2012 �,�� The regular meeting of the Fairfax City Council was held Tuesday, May 8, 2012, at Fairfax City Hall. Mayor Jason Rabe called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Council members present: JoAnn Beer, Bernie The Clity of Fairfax Frieden, Travis Otto, and Marianne Wainwright. Marc Magers was absent. Other city staff present: Cyn- thia Stimson, Dave Yanecek, and Jeff Ammeter. Cathy Bayne entered later. This report cones impwtaird , rmatm. ceding the water qualms in our water systemTho,source of OLK wMer is Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve the agenda. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and groundwater. Our groundwater is,dmwn from the, Silurian aquder, Our water quahty testing shows,1,h: 11 moults: Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Otto to approve and place on file the City Council minutes from CMANNMIT April 10, 2012 and the Building Project Pre-Constriction Meeting minutes from April 26, 2012. Ayes: � � witL � TMN " � �� Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. I ip 1DLG MRDL=4,0 0 RAA „ - Nd � used Motioned by Otto, seconded by Beer to place on file the Library Board of Trustees minutes dated - Prew4ence of col April 4, 2012, the Parks and Beautification minutes dated March 15, 2012, and the Planning and Zoning ToW a denCOMb ha a N� No ly presethe� ��� minutes dated March 20 and April 17, 2012. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. 8yjmdLx1s of aw� WA 00 .� 1 No A Linn County Deputy presented the list of calls from the Linn County Sheriffs Department. The 1 1 inkp City Council asked that the deputies watch speeding on Sunflower. TTH (ppb)[T �of ftalomeowws1 NIA so � �A 0711 �, NA inkm water Fire Chief Mike Sankot and Firefighter Will Zamastil showed the City Council some new fire depart- disimfecton ment medical equipment. C4rosion Of 1 � Jeff Ammeter discussed the IDNR Report. He said he has done what was listed to do and is working Lead 1 � shes exceeded�l r . sy. , n of on the suggestions. dogosits JoAnn Beer stated that the Parks and Beautification Committee completed the park tour and has sub- Sim C r W 1 t = 340-1 househdd pkiniNng mitted a list of projects to Mayor Rabe and the maintenance department. sys*r1° ,Erose of The monthly financial reports were reviewed. A request was made to give a shorter summary at the start of the reports. Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve the monthly financial reports. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. CONTAMWXT IMCLG MCLDATE T� RC Shane Wicks stated that he and Mayor Rabe have met with Arps about the trail project. LEVELCombinod DETE ' Several residents were present to discuss the Triple Crown Condo Association's request. Association �n 0110 ° "� �� President Steve Pittman asked that the City help the Association by removing the snow on their streets. Dis- 15 8,171Emsion of natuiral cussion was held about street standards and the reasons why this development was originally set up with pri- vate streets. An aerial view of their property was reviewed. The Metro Street Standards are to be sent to the [as wn sepbc tanim, Association so they can look into bringing the streets up to our standards. Steve Pittman asked if the City 1 �w it I' No man nab" cannot remove the snow, could the City rebate a portion of their property taxes paid to help cover their costs. wn of nab"dea The City Council did not think they would be able meet either of their requests. (Wn) WA NIA 641 041I 2011 NA NO AMed to"er dwng treahneit Mapping and cost estimates were discussed with Shane Wicks and Shane Schrader regarding Mr. process Schrader's request to annex property along 80'h Street for a future housing development and to run city utili- Flu (), �2,01 1 0,53-0,97 NO sbwVnen atur ties to this location. Information was viewed concerning a proposed remodeling project at Lattice Communications. zer and al' Motioned b Frieden, seconded b Beer to approve the Commercial Building Permit Application m� � Y Y PP g PP J l 2 2 0.0216 04/1 MI I NA No Dnp ° from al m6nenes. from Brice Leventhal for Lattice Communications. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: Emsion of natiral csft None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Gordon Sevig was present to discuss the status of several drainage basins in the Prairie View Heights Development. Shane Wicks reviewed what is still needed for the City to be able to accept these basins. Ba- sin A we need to verify that it will overflow to the street, Basin B is very close, Basin C we need verification of an easement or engineering verification of the elevation showing that is not necessary, and finally, for Ba- sin D we need corrected engineering calculations. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 8 2012 CONTINUED Motioned. by Wainwright, seconded. by Beer to require Gordon Sevig to have these items completed before the basin acceptance. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. , Motion carried.. Motioned bYBeer, secondedby Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-24, A CITY BUDGET AMENDMENT AND CERTIFICATION RESOLUTION. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and. Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2012-24 duly adopted. Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-25, A RESOLUTION / " l TAKING ADDITIONAL ACTION TO ENTER INTO A GENERAL OBLIGATION LOAN / / AGREEMENT, SETTING DATE FOR SALE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION FIRE TRUCK AND / i REFUNDING BONDS AND AUTHORIZING THE USE OF A PRELIMINARY OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE OF THE BONDS. Roll call vote. Ayes: Beer, ",, / �%!,,,,,,,,,,,,,, � 1 %'rr. i s,� o 1111191 �;;^ '� '. , � r fi ia✓; ,.i Frieden Otto and. Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent. Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2012-25 duly adopted. Motioned b Beer, seconded b Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-26, A RESOLUTION Y Y PP /� APPROVING THE WASTE AND RECYCLING COLLECTION AGREEMENT WITH JOHNSON ir�. � �� � , rr � FIRE �I. ...... t � ),P,,,'w �.,,ua; COUNTY REFUSE INC. Roll call vote. Ayes: Beer Frieden Otto and.Wainwri ht. Na s. None. Ab � �� � /� � l�� ,, a.� ,w., .. sent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared. RESOLUTION 2012-26 duly adopted. / , Motioned b Beer, seconded b Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-27 A RESOLUTION � AUTHORIZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FOR THE PAYMENT OF DEBT INTEREST AND / PRINCIPLE DUE JUNE 1 2011. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer Frieden Otto and. Wainwright. Nays: , .�. w None. Absent. Magers. Motion carried. Y P Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2012 27 duly adopted. g Y i i Motioned bBeer, secondedb Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-28, A RESOLUTION i r / / y n ii / ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS TO PRAIRIE CREEK ESTATES SIXTH ADDI- TION TO THE CITY OF FAIRFAX LINN COUNTY IOWA. Roll call vote: Ayes: Frieden Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLU- TION Y g Y �I�I�I�I�I �IIIII SII TION 2012-28 duly adopted. , Motioned byBeer, secondedby Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-29� ARESOLUTION TO APPROVE THE FINAL PLAT FOR PRAIRIE CREEK ESTATES SIXTH ADDITION TO THE CITY OF FAIRFAX, LINN COUNTY, IOWA. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wain- wright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2012-29 w duly adopted. �� The proposed revised Official Zoning Map and Planning and Zoning's Recommendation 2012-01 i. were reviewed and discussed. The notification and adoption process was discussed. The designation of a Core District on the proposed Official Zoning Map and Planning and Zoning's Recommendation 2012-02 were reviewed. The adoption of this district will be done along with the Official P g .rr�l Zoning Map process. Planning and Zoning's Recommendation 2012-03 concerning the stormwater managementement ordi- nance / was reviewed.. These changes will not be made until the Core District is adopted.. g 1 r: 1 Information from the city attorney concerning ITC's request for an electrical franchise was dis _ STATE SAVINGS BANKK cussed. The Cit Council does want ITC to cover the costs involved and the would like to establish this i franchiseihelection. without out n a u ii/i y 1rc irk lc c .Motioned bBeer, seconded b Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-30, A RESOLUTION .. SETTING TIME AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE PURPOSE OF SOLICITING WRITTEN AND ORAL COMMENTS ON ITC MIDWEST'S REQUEST FOR AN ELECTRIC FRANCHISE. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Mag- ers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2012-30 duly adopted. -Loaded -Well Lit Five submitted quotes for playground equipment were reviewed and discussed. The City Council and staff liked the layout from Outdoor Recreation, option 1. They would want to add the pads specified in the Boland Recreational quote. Grown G o s CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 8, 2012 CONTINUED Saturday,June 23rd Get Ready!!! Saturday is here! (continued) Motioned by Wainwright, seconded by Frieden to accept the quote from Outdoor Recreation, option 1:00 – 3:00pm CZECH PLUS Concert–Visit the Fairfax Legion for terrific music.-Local talent 1 for the playground equipment in the new park along Linn Street, with the addition of the pads. Ayes: Patti Cejka will be performing live with the Czech Plus Band Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Sponsored by Fairfax State Savings Bank. Discussion was held about the park equipment quote. Joe Kell and Shane Wicks are to look at these 1:30 –2:30pm Fairfax Fire Trucks and Lifeguard Helicopter– Large Ball Diamond items more closely before the City Council will take action. 1:30 –2:00pm Big Wheel Races – On Vanderbilt St. in front of Engineered Components. Kevin Costigan's Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-31, A RESOLUTION 19 year in charge...thank's Kev. Children ages 3, 4, or 5-year-olds are eligible for the race. I't and 2nd place earn trophies. There will also be ribbons and Fairfax Dairy Queen treats for all TO APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 FROM DAVE SCHMITT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, entrants. Special thanks to the Dairy Queen and the Selzer boys and Maureen for their support. INC. FOR THE FAIRFAX CITY PARK AND ATHLETIC FIELDS COMPLEX. Roll call vote: Sponsored by Hynek Lawn Care...thanks Jeremy! Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe 2:00 – 5:00pm BINGO by the K.C.'s – Cool off in the Fairfax American Legion.Join the Knights of Columbus declared RESOLUTION 2012-31 duly adopted. for some air-conditioned old fashioned fun at this annual event. BINGO! Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-32, A RESOLUTION 2:00 - 4:30pm Bag Toss Tournament– Legion Parking Lot. Be a part of the FIRST ever Fairfax Bags TO APPROVE PAY APPLICATION NO. 1 FROM DAVE SCHMITT CONSTRUCTION COMPA- Tournament. Contact Derek Lewis at 319-558-6760. To get your team signed up today!!! NY, INC. FOR THE FAIRFAX CITY PARK AND ATHLETIC FIELDS COMPLEX. Roll call vote: 2:30 - 3:30pm Kids Scavenger Hunt– Begin the hunt at Fairfax State Savings Bank . Children welcome. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe Scout around town for items on your scavenger list which will be distributed at starting point. declared RESOLUTION 2012-32 duly adopted. 3:00 – 5:00pm Diane Singleton– Fairfax Legion Parking lot. Come listen to contemporary family focused Robert Peck, from Design Dynamics, presented material samples for the new park building. The music at the American Legion. Sponsored byFairfax State Savings Bank City Council agreed on a hunter green for the roof, alight tan for the outside walls Castlewood for the 4:00 – 5:00pm Blessed John XXIII – Church service on 80thStreet just outside of town. 5:00 – 5:30pm Community Worship Service – in the Fairfax Legion Parking Lot. This is a cornerstone brick, white for the ceilings, ivory/almond for the inside walls, and beige for the toilet partitions. . . event for USA Days. Come and enjoy music & camaraderie with several Christian communities. Motionedby Beer, secondedby Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-33, A RESOLUTION A local minister will be presiding over the Ecumenical Service. TO APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 FROM SEYDEL CONSTRUCTION FOR THE FAIRFAX Come all yea faithful, take thirty minutes to consider things eternal! PARK BUILDING PROJECT. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: 5:00 – 7:00pm K.C.'s Tenderloin Dinner–at the ball diamond. Grab one before they're gone. This is the None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2012-33 duly adopted. place to be if you Tike good food. Stop by and say hi to your favorite Knight. Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-34, A RESOLUTION 6:00 –8:00pm Home Grown– Near Linn Street Park (featuring local talent David Slater) Fresh and original TO APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 FROM SEYDEL CONSTRUCTION FOR THE FAIRFAX rock music from some young guns. Sponsored by Fairfax State Savings Bank. PARK BUILDING PROJECT. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: 6:00 - 8:00pm Hay Bale Toss- Small ball diamond just off Linn Street. It's really a matter of strength...stop by None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2012-34 duly adopted. and show your support as competitors see who can hurl hay bales the highest! Thanks Jerry Z. Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2012-35, A RESOLUTION 8:00 – 9:30pm Well Lit– Near Linn Street Park. A super Cedar Rapids band is coming west on Saturday night! TO APPROVE PAY APPLICATION #3 TO DAVE SCHMITT CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR THE Sponsored by Fairfax State Savings Bank. WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROGRAM, PHASE III IMPROVEMENTS. Roll call vote: 9:30 – 9:35pm Public Address – Near the Ball Diamond – Mayor Jason Rabe's annual address! Comments Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe from event coordinators and of course; The Star Spangled Banner sung by Well Lit. declared RESOLUTION 2012-35 duly adopted. 9:30 – 9:35pm Fireworks Spectacular– Please Note: Parking for this years fireworks has changed. Cars will be allowed to park in one of two Tots. The new Tots are located off of Linn Street and Shane Wicks stated he is working with the IDOT on the consultant agreement for the trail project Lefebure Road respectively. (Cars will not be allowed to park on the ball diamond at Fetter and is starting to work on the design phase. Field.) – Fireworks display will be from the middle of the field south of Linn Street. Congrats to A drawing showing the maintenance shop area was reviewed. Possible placements for the new stor- the Fairfax Volunteer Fire Department - this is their 76th year of shooting off Independence Day age building were discussed. fireworks. Chief Mike Sankot and the firefighters put on one of the best displays in Iowa. From a Motioned by Beer, seconded by Otto to approve Casey's Cigarette/Tobacco Permit renewal. Ayes: grateful community, thank you Fairfax Firefighters for the fireworks and your leadership Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. and continued service to Fairfax and the surrounding communities. A report about insurance costs was reviewed. (Honk your horn at the end of the fireworks if you agree!) Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Otto to approve the claims list dated May 8, 2012. Ayes: Beer, 10:15 – Midnight Well Lit - (Rewind!) Did I read that right? Yes, they're playing again after the fireworks. What Frieden, Otto, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. a way to end a jam packed day! Stick around the area for some more fun and music and don't Dave Yanecek mentioned he will need help during the city-wide clean-up day, on June 2. forget to bring your own beverages! Cathy Bayne reported that the library bathroom partitions have been ordered, the landscaping looks Sunday,June 24, Bonus — Sunday Town-Team Baseball good, and she has a possible name for the Library Board. Motioned by Otto, seconded by Frieden to adjourn the meeting. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and 1:00 –4:30pm Fairfax Men's Baseball League– Hosting Norway for a double header. Free Admission! Wainwright. Nays: None. Absent: Magers. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe adjourned the meeting at 9:40 PM. Mayor Jason Rabe City Clerk/Treasurer Cynthia Stimson Disclaimer: The foregoing minutes are not official until approved by the City Council. 201h Annual Fairfax USA Days Preliminary Schedule June 2271d & June 2.,3,dPink = New in 2012 m Friday,June 22" The official start to the weekend! 5:30 —8:00pm Fairfax Little League and Pony League Girls vs Atkins on the Main Street and Linn Street / diamonds. Play ball! 6:00 —8:00pm Youth Kickball Tournament— Pre-Registration is required this year by noon on 06/16/12 • �� ' Y compete.Small Diamond - Co-ed Ages 12 and under ma ete. Re ister at Fairfax Dairy�.�wY � .. � g P g Y Queen, Fairfax Post Office, Riley's Cafe, Fairfax State Savings Bank, Guaranty Bank or Farmers Savings Bank, Wat- ford. Let's kick it! Sponsored by Hynek Lawn Care. 6:00 — 12:00am Street Dance in Fairfax! It's happening uptown Friday night in the American Legion Parking Lot!!! 6:00 —8:00pm Gossamer will be playing. Loaded is your band of choice from 8:00pm - 12:00am . Come on and live a little; better food + better bands = best Street Dance yet. Bring a chair; grab a chair or just dance the night away. $6 Cover at the door or $5.00 with your Freedom Festival Button. (Buttons available at Fairfax State Savings Bank and local merchants!) 1 / %"�/ %t»�r'�°°'����' /' �� ���` Thanks to the Legion Auxiliary for providing the food and fellowship for Friday night! All ticket proceeds benefit Fairfax USA Days, LLC. Bands sponsored by Fairfax State Savings Bank. 6:00 —8:00pm Extra's: Fruitzen Shaved Ice; Fairfax Concession stand & R&B Carnival Games. f 9:15 — 10:45pm Movie in the Park— "Despicable Me" playing at Fetter Field. Saturday,June 2.ir Get Ready!!! Saturday is here! DOD 7:00 — I I:00am American Legion Breakfast- Start the big day with a hot breakfast served by American heroes at the American Legion PEKOMY Post#572 on Main St. 9:00 — I O:OOam Youth Kickball Championship Game- Large Ball Diamond the Fifth Annual Fairfax Kickball Champions will be crowned at the end of this tournament game! 9:00 — 3:00pm Street Market on Vanderbilt St. between Main St. and Railroad St. The number of vendors is increasing daily. Do you want to set up a stand? With a preregistration and $12.00 space rental r. fee —you're in business. (Visit www.TheBankHere.com for a flyer & peddlers permit) Ar- IF r- / //rr, © ea merchants are strongly encouraged to showcase their products & services. Set up begins at 7am (Over 40 merchants signed up!) Market opens at gam! �/'i 10:00 — 3:00pm Fireman's Picnic - Fresh hamburgers and hot dogs right off the grill. Visit the Fire Station on Vanderbilt Street. Stop by and say hello and thanks to your favorite Fairfax Volunteer Firefighter. 11:00 — 12:00am Staging for the Parade - Commence Staging south of the CRANDIC railroad tracks on Lefebure Road near Southview Road. (Route will be the same as last year.) 11:00 — 5:00pm Knights of Columbus (K.C.'s) Pulled Pork Luncheon Stand —at the ball diamond. Great guys and gals serving great sandwiches on the run. "Vote for Volk!" 11:30 —2:00pm Luncheon — Stop by the American Legion to enjoy lunch, sponsored by a local youth group. 12:00 — I:00pm Independence Day Freedom Parade —Same parade route as last year with a new time and new entrants (visit www.TheBani(Here.com for a map) - Please get your floats together and make this the best parade ever! This year's Grand Marshal, World War II Veteran and Fairfax native Andrew Miller driven in style by Loren Mulherin. Show up for the fun! ' /� ""� Please Note: Entrants will be announced on Vanderbilt St across from the Post Office. ANNI " /� 1:00 — 9:OOpm Kid's Carnival - St. Patrick's Schoolyard Kitten's Little Paws Daycare is hosting toddlers Irma, //AND %%% //„/, ���� ��� games from 1:00-3:OOpm. Face painting from 1:00-S:00pm and"Poppa Balloon from 1:00-S:OOpm” . IIII/ J/ Jill Jill I1 11 „� ,,/ Several Major attractions are free all day thanks to the City of Fairfax, local merchants and friends of 111 11 Jill IF/,/iii f�;� fi'» 11111111 �Jii %_ '11 W15 111/11i IIIII ;,,,; , ,,,� ,;;;� Fai ax!Attractions run until Spm. Brand New this year The Swing Chair and the Tubs of Fun! Back as / Jill I III 1116, 111 III Jill 111/11 11 1111 111 , 11 J11,II Jill, III'l ” favorites are the Joust, Rock Climbing Wall, Castle Bounce and the ever popular Trackless Train! /, /, / //, %,,,,, / ;,/, 1:00 — 6:00pm Greg Fetter Memorial -Adult Kickball (13 — 113 year olds welcome) Who „rr ,r iii/�,1� fill% "" %rfii �,i/.,i :,r,. ,ri „% s rvaL/%//, � .,i iii/s„ �� " Put your leg into this one!" Fun for the whole family, even if you're a family of one! Come watch / rte/ ����������»,, »» »�; frro//�% the current champs defend their title or stop by to cheer on your favorite team at Fetter Field. r « ff �rr��, r��� «�///�,�/%/ �,/, ��� �rr���� fr/ ���, r�/�% o� r��� Contact Jason Rabe to register our team! 319-896-6191 Sponsored b GuarantyBank. � iiiiii0lff �uuuuu�ri /(( III/� g Y p Y JJJ �,. ���//////// �Gio f �,. Fea///�01