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Jason Rabe, AVP Consumer Lending & Branch Manager , . MUNICIPAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 5, 2013
300 80th Street Court, PO Box 275
Fairfax IA 52228 There will be a municipal election on Tuesday November 5 2013. Three city
Phone: ( 319 896-6188 Guarantycouncil positions will be on the ballot as well as the mayor's position. The city
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council positions are four year terms. The mayor's position has a two year term.
FaX: (319) 845-3010JoAnn Beer, Bernie Frieden, and Marianne Wainwright filed papers to have their
Email: jrabe@guaranty-bank.com names on the ballot for the city council positions. Jason Rabe filed papers to have
For your kine{ of life. his name on the ballot for the position of mayor of Fairfax. The people elected as
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city council members and the person elected as mayor will start serving their terms
Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-5:00 pm Friday 9:00 am-5:30 pm � as of January 1, 2014.
Saturday 9:00 am-Noon Dates to be aware of are:
Friday, October 25 -Last Day to Pre-Register to Vote
Guaranty Bank is a full-service, local community bank, offering personal/business • Friday, November I -Last Day to Request an Absentee
deposit accounts, personal/business loans, mortgage loans, investment services,
Ballot to be Mailed
Monday, November 4 -Last Day to Vote Absentee in the
cash management, trust and private banking services. We offer six locations closer � � Auditor's Office
to you in Cedar Rapids, Fairfax and Marion. CITY HALL HOURS 0 Tuesday, November 5 - Election Da City of Fairfax residents vote at
Monday-Friday the Fairfax Public Library at 313 Vanderbilt Street - Polls will be
open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM
City Hall Phone: 846-2204
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTIONWebsite: fairfaxia.com Al"%L
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City of Fairfax On November 5, 2013, an election will be held in Linn Coun- VOTE
PO Box 337 PRSRT STD UPCOMING MEETINGS ty, Iowa to vote on the question of imposition of a local sales and
Fairfax, IA 52228 US POSTAGE services tax. This special election will be held in conjunction with
PAID Library Board the regular city elections. The proposal to be voted upon at that
FAIRFAX IA October I -7:00 PM
election will include the following information.
Phone: 319-846-2204 PERMIT NO.6 Fairfax Library
fairfaxIa'southslope.net
www.fitirfaxia.com Council Meeting Type of Tax: Local Sales and Services Tax Rate of Tax: 1%
• Date of Imposition: July 1, 2014 Date of Repeal: June 30, 2024
Fairfax City Hall
The cities of Cedar Rapids, Fairfax, Hiawatha, Marion, Robins and Walford will
October� .Zoningnning& participate in this special election. The following information will appear on the
ECRWSS Fairfax City Hall ballots for Fairfax:
Postal Customer In the contiguous Cities of Cedar Rapids, Fairfax, Hiawatha, Marion and Robins
Beautification' revenue is to be used as listed below. These cities must approve or reject the propo-
Fairfax IA 52228 October 17-7:00 PM
sition as a block.
Fairfax LibraryFor the City of Fairfax: 0 % for Property Tax Relief, and the specific purposes
Fire Department for which the revenues shall otherwise be expended are: 100% of said local option
• sales and service tax are to be allocated for any lawful purpose of the City of Fair-
fax.
Fairfax Public Library News —October 2013
313 Vanderbilt Street, Fairfax, Iowa 52228
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October Calendar
1'St Library Board Meeting 7 pm
r; 4th Red Cedar Chamber Music 7 pm
` 14th Fairfax Genealogy Meeting 7 pm
17th Parks & Beautification Meeting7
pm
The Fairfax Public Library will have a
29th Library Halloween Party 6 pm Halloween Party on Tuesday, October 29th at
31st Library closes early at 5 pm 6 pm. There will be a story, crafts, snack and
goodies for all! Please re at the library
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Photo by Carl FIrm ks Super Buddies, World War Z, Star Trek Into
FAIRFAX FIREFIGHTERS - Pictured above are Fairfax's new "powerhouse" fire truck and Darkness, Scary Movie V, We are very sad to announce that at
members of the fire department. Left to right, they are: Raymond Mizner, Franklin Karal, How- Iron Man 3 this time The Fairfax Public Library will
and Steinmetz, Ernest Listebarger, Don Ahall, John L. Krall, Charles Boland, Jack Neuhaus, be discontinuing weekly story time. We
Robert Geesaman, Charles Dvorak, Andrew Miller, Mike Schulte and Robert Lockhart. Ralph Blu-Ray (�
Emanual and John Murphy were absent when the picture was taken. Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall have been struggling for several years to
A powerhouse of a fire truck serves the rural area around Fairfax. Set on a 175-inch wheelbase, the Antiviral get participants and since there isn't an
truck has a 154 horsepower engine and five speeds plus over-drive. It is one of the most powerful rural DVD interest in the community for this activity
fire trucks in the state. Purchased earlier this year, the truck replaces one bought in 1937. Other fea- we are stopping it at this time. If anyone
Goosebumps One day at Horrorland, Mud, � . .
tures of the truck are: it delivers either high pressure fog or streams of water, it can operate independent is interested in story time, please let the
of hydrants, special lights, and man fire fighting accessories. Pokemon Girantma, Salt, Daredevil � � .
y p g y g g �(�( library know and we will gladly revisit the
Fairfax's first rural fire truck answered 106 calls during its 16 years of service. The new truck has TV Series
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made three calls to date. Both trucks were purchased through subscription of more than 200 farmers. ER complete Seventh Season a story time. Please watch for special pre-
The Town of Fairfax houses and maintains the truck. The Fire Chief is Charles Dvorak, who has served
r school activities through out the year to
in that capacity since the first thick was purchased. Secretary of the Fire Department is John Krall. In
addition to the above equipment, the department has an auxiliary pump and two tanks to put on the fire offer programming to our youth.
truck in case of rural fires.
This /Y1f01'mC//dOYI 1rC/S 1'C'p1'/YIfC'df1Y)m the CC'dC/1'RapddS GC/ZC//e
Dave Neuhaus said this was a 1952 International Jim Bean Pumper. The cost of a subscription was Stop In and Check Us Out! Mark your calendars and plan to join us for an eveningof Chamber music with Red Cedar Chamber Music on
$75.00 per farm. For a rural residence only, the cost was $37.50. This included Walford. th
I want to thank Margaret Mary Flaherty for sharing this article with us. V.F.C. October 4 at 7 pm. We will have musk and cookies m
our Community Room set up like the parlors of old.
For additional information see ad in Facts.
Library Board Minutes
September 10, 2013
Board Members present: Mary Rita Meyers, Kelly Giese, Billy Toner, David Lees , Dot Pospischil, MAYOR'S MINUTE
Bernie Kleppe, Theresa Whittlesey and Linda Pribyl.
Absent, Excused: Jim Stallman
Staff Present: Cathy Bayne and Beth Wilz By Jason Rabe
Pospischil called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Lees made an addition to discuss some newspaper
articles and rainy day fund. It was also noted to add election of officers to the next meeting. Meyers
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made a motion to approve the agenda, seconded by Kleppe, and motion carried 8-0.
As I shared last month in my article, the IDOT is looking to expand HWY 151 and replace
August minutes were reviewed as received. Kleppe noted a typo with her being listed as present and the bridges over Prairie Creek and the UP railroad. While growth has caused the need for this,
absent, she was absent. Giese made a motion to approve the minutes with the correction, seconded by
Pribyl, and motion carried 8-0 we want to do our best to limit the impact during construction this could have on our communi-
ty from an economic and safety perspective. The main concern is in developing a solution to
Expenses were reviewed and discussed for August. Kleppe made a motion to approve the expenses. continue traffic flow over Prairie Creek during that bridge's replacement. We have sent a letter
Whittlesey seconded, motion carried 8-0 to all of our community members and businesses asking that we all contact our elected officials
and the IDOT to ask them to please develop a solution to allow traffic through this important
Fiscal Report was reviewed and discussed, and we are right on target. thoroughfare. We believe a large detour would have a detrimental impact on our citizens, busi-
Circulation reports were reviewed. Nooks are doing well and DVDs are the biggest draw. nesses, and emergency services. Please help us by doing your part to raise awareness with de-
cision makers on this important issue. If you have more questions or would like to see the ini-
Glenn Selzer Memorial was $1605. The Selzer family likes the idea of the new drop box at $2673 tial concept plans please contact City Hall.
which has been approved to be dropped shipped to Waterworks, across the street. Meyers made a mo- I would also like to take a moment to highlight a benefit that is taking place this month on
tion to pay for the new waterproof drop box with the Selzer Memorial and the rest to be taken from the Saturday, October 19th. It is the Hope for Hailey's Heart 5k Run/Walk. If you haven't had a
budget and this will also include a nameplate. Pribyl seconded, motion carried 8-0. chance to see the flier or read about the event please visit HOPEFORHAI-
The Open Access for the Norway Patrons was then discussed. The Norway librarian has not sent in this LEY SHEART.EVENTBRITE.COM. Hailey is a young lady in need of a heart transplant. Her
paperwork yet. Toner made a motion that once we receive Official Notification from the state that Nor- father, Mike, is a volunteer fire fighter with our Fairfax Fire Department. The Fairfax State
way has submitted the Open Access Paperwork, Patrons may then again start to check our items out. Savings Bank will be hosting a breakfast at the Fairfax Legion at 7:30 am with the walk/run
Kleppe seconded, motion carried 8-0. taking place at 9:00 am at the new city park. What a great way for us as community members
The old TV and cart were discussed, and Lees made a motion to let Bayne dispose of the TV and cart at to turn out and make an impact for one of our own. Please take part of your Saturday morning
on the 19th to make a difference!
her discretion. Meyers seconded, motion carried 8-0.
The city will transfer $913 from our savings account into theirs due to losses in revenue from last year.
Red Cedar will be performing here on October 4 and Vernon Cervney will be arranging this event.
SET YOUR CLOCKS BACK
Volunteer Policy was reviewed and no changes made. Giese made a motion to accept the policy as writ- DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS - NOVEMBER 3, 2013 t
ten. Seconded by Lees, motion carried 8-0.
At 2:00 AM on the first Sunday in November we set our clocks back one hour
Lees then discussed the newspaper articles that he brought in. North Liberty Library has a new addition to return to Standard Time. Daylight Savings Time is four weeks longer since 2007
and Palo has lost their library privileges since they refused to pay for their contracting bill. It was noted
that we need to find out all numbers and get everything ready for Walford before their budget discus- due to the passage of the Energy Policy Act in 2005. Arizona, Hawaii, American Sa-
sions. moa, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands do not observe Daylight Savings
Whittlesey made a motion to adjourn meeting at 7:40; Meyers seconded. Motion carried 8-0. Time.
Respectfully Submitted,
Beth Wilz
Dot Pospischil
Mary Rita Meyers
FAIRFAX FIRE AND RESCUE
PROUDLYO . D AND SURROUNDING
Planning & Zoning
Calling all citizens! Fairfax Fire Department is hosting Hope for Hailey's Heart 5K Run/Walk September 17, 2013
on October 19, 2013 from 9:00 AM to noon. This is for a wonderful cause - Hope for Hailey's Meeting was called to order by Chairman Kell at 7:00 p.m. Present: Boxa, Kell, Kunze,
HEART, in honor of Hailey Steimel and her family. You can register and find more details at Meyers, Nurre. Absent: Sobaski & Soukup.
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/8340928943/efbllke. There will also be a breakfast held before- First item on the agenda was to approve the minutes from the August 20t1i meeting. Motion
hand at the Fairfax Legion, sponsored by Fairfax State Savings Bank. Please rally your family to approve the minutes was given by Meyers, seconded by Boxa, all ayes. Motion carried &
and friends and register to walk or run! All proceeds will go to the Steimel family. Our thoughts minutes approved.
and prayers from all of us, on the Fairfax Fire and Rescue Department, go out to Hailey and her We moved to the 45 item on the agenda, which was on the Future Land Use Map. No discus-
familyas she continues to stay strop throughout her journey!!!!! If you have an questions about sion took place on this item because we already did this back in our March 19 meeting. There
y g g y''' y y q were no motions again, because we had motioned to approve the Future Land Use Map during
the event, please Contact the Fairfax Fire and Rescue Department. our March 19t1i meeting. Based on the approval in the Planning & Zoning meeting in March and
Our fire department has received all new bunker gear. This is the protective gear the depart- the approval by City Council of our Future Land Use Map during the April 9th 2013 meeting, we
ment wears to calls that is fireproof. This new gear is better quality and lighter than the older gear request that the Future Land Use Map be entered into our Comprehensive Plan (Also approved
we replaced. We also have a new medical truck coming to our department within the next couple during the said dates by Planning & Zoning and City Council) and the map also be entered into
weeks! This new truck is replacing the old medical truck that was sold. our city records.
Now that fall is hitting us, please be sure to follow the burning regulations the City of Fairfax We had discussions on the Mixed Use District Regulations. It was brought up to discuss if
we could regulate the size of businesses. We decided against this idea, as that gets more specific
has in place. You can burn landscape waste originating on the premises, recreational fires, and and would be difficult to discriminate against one business versus another, because of their
residential waste on the property where such waste is generated. A container or barrel is required needs. With the list of businesses we are looking at, a larger size store would not be possible an-
which has a one-inch spaced wired grate or other suitable spark-arresting device for the control of yway. We reviewed the possible land use for new zoning and looked to see which businesses on
our list need to be labeled as "conditional", to ensure we keep larger businesses with heavy traf-
windblown materials. Burning shall be conducted during the hours of one-half hour after sunrise fic from butting up to a residential area. We also reviewed to see if there were additional busi-
until one-half hour before sunset. If you wish to have open burning, you must obtain an open nesses that could be added to the list; There are so many we "could" add, however, with the list,
burning permit from the Linn County Health Department. Enjoy fall and stay safe! this should give our citizens and future entrepreneurs an idea on the types of businesses that
could go in this newly proposed zoning code.
Jamie Meyers We had a bit of discussion on the IDOT bridge project that will be happening in Fairfax,
starting roughly, 2015. We propose getting a group of 6-8 people, citizens of Fairfax, business
owners, Fairfax Fire Dept members, a City Council member, and P&Z member to be on a task
force to get feedback and a set plan for what they'd like to see be done to help accommodate our
Fairfax community the best. We know the bridge project will happen, but we need to get a
FLUSHING WATER HYDRAN'T'S "game plan" on what we'd like to see happen with our local traffic during the timeframe the
IDOT is redoing the bridges. We also request that we put this task force in place before the end
of the year, before there are set plans for the bridge.
The City of Fairfax maintenance department will be flushing Lastly, we discussed the future Hwy 100 extension that will eventually meet up at 80'11 St.
water hydrants in September or October. The dry weather and an Although this is 12 ears (approximately) down the road we'd like to be sure we are as proactive
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increase in water usage will determine the timing. Flushing the hy- as possible in our planning for the (potential) growth to come. We would like Shane Wicks to be
�Y1 drants is needed to help keep the water lines free of mineral depos- at the next meeting to discuss more questions we have regarding the preliminary discussions and
its. You may experience some water discoloration during and im-
emails that we have seen.
mediately after the flushing If you do, you need to run your water Motion to end the meeting at 8:30 was given by Meyers and was seconded by Nurre. Meet-
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until it is clear. Remember to check the hot water to see if the dis- ing adjourned.
colored water went to your water heater. Try to avoid laundering
whites and light colors while you have discolored water. This water Jamie Meyers
is safe. You may also experience some decrease in water pressure Secretary
during the flushing. This will be temporary and should return to
normal on its own after they have completed the flushing in your ar-
ea. If you have any questions, please call the city clerk's office at
319-846-2204.
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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER 10, 2013 CONTINUED hope for hailey's
Reports from Per Mar were reviewed about their patrolling and 2013 crime reports in Fairfax. Mayor He RT
Rabe stated that he feels the patrols have been effective and that he would like to see the city council approve sK RUN/WALK
continuing them. Discussion was held about the length of a contract renewal and costs of starting our own
police department. Per Mar is to have a contract proposal ready for the next meeting.
Monica Patten was present to request reimbursement of costs associated with water in her basement. She
feels that the water started after a contractor that the City had hired hit and did not properly repair a drainage
tile. The tile was recently repaired and Monica has seen a dramatic improvement in the water drainage situa_ On behalf of the Fairfax Fire Department we are looking for sponsors for the 5k run/walk benefit for Hailey Steimel.
tion at her property. The city clerk was instructed to contact the City's insurance agent to submit this as an With your donation your business name will be put on the shirt as a sponsor. Make checks payable to Hope For
insurance claim and the city attorney if needed. Hailey's Heart and send to Fairfax State Savings Bank 409 Vanderbilt Street P O Box 277 Fairfax, IA 52228. Mike
The IDOT's plan to replace three of the bridges in the Fairfax area was discussed. Area residents and Steimel is one of our volunteer firefighters and his daughter, Hailey has had a lifelong heart condition.She is now in
businesses are to be contacted about sending their concerns to their elected officials at the county and state need of a heart transplant.All donations are greatly appreciated and will be going directly to the Steimel family.The
level. 5k run/walk benefit will take place October 19 2013 at the new city park @ 9:00 am.To register for the 5K run/walk
The Highway 100 extension plans were discussed. go to HOP EFO RHAILEYSHEA T.EVENTRRITEX M The registration deadline will be October 19 2013.To be
Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Otto to approve RESOLUTION 2013-60, A RESOLUTION TO AP- guaranteed a correct shirt size you need to be registered by October 112013.The Fairfax Bank will be hosting a
PROVE THE FINAL PLAT FOR STALLMAN'S SECOND ADDITION TO LINN COUNTY, IOWA. breakfast at the Fairfax legion on October 19 2013 @ 7:30am the cost for breakfast is a money donation.Thank you
Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor for your help and hope to see you at the events.
Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2013-60 duly adopted.
Motioned by Magers, seconded by Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2013-61, A RESOLUTION TO Hailey's Heart Journey
APPROVE THE FINAL PLAT FOR SOBASKI'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF FAIRFAX, LINN
COUNTY, IOWA. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Hailey was born 9-9-96 an identical twin she weighed albs 6oz. Later that night I received a call from Brigitte (Hailey's
Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2013-61 duly adopted. mom)that Hailey was being transported to the U of I Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for a heart condition called
Shane Wicks stated that Ricklefs has started turning dirt on the E Cemetery Road area projects. Issues to transposition of the great vessels. Basically, when Hailey's heart formed the aorta and pulmonary arteries connected
consider when setting the water and sewer connection fees were discussed. It was decided to have a special wrong.The only thing keeping her alive was a small hole in her heart that was mixing the oxygenated and
city council meeting on Tuesday, October 1, to discuss this topic. A notice about this meeting will be sent to deoxygenated blood.At 2 days old Hailey had an emergency heart catheter procedure to make the hole in her heart
the project area properties. larger-keep it from closing so the oxygenated and deoxygenated blood could mix together keeping her alive long
Motioned by Magers, seconded by Otto to approve RESOLUTION 2013-62, A RESOLUTION AP- enough for her to get bigger and stronger for open heart surgery.When Hailey was 1 year old, she had open heart
PROVING THE STREET FINANCE REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012-2013. Roll call vote: surgery at the U of I.The procedure called the mustard involved putting baffles in her heart to re-route the flow of
Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared
RESOLUTION 2013-62 duly adopted. blood. Hailey's heart now works opposite of a normal person heart.In a normal person, blood flow in the right
Motioned by Magers, seconded by Otto to approve the claims list dated September 10, 2013. Ayes: ventricle is pumped to the lungs is oxygenated and returns to the left ventricle to get pumped out to the body. A
Beer, Frieder, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried. normal person left ventricle is stronger to handle the higher pressures to pump blood to the entire body.In Hailey's
The clerk discussed the IMFOA Fall Conference. She is to attend. heart, the left ventricle pumps to the lungs and the right ventricle pumps to the body. The right ventricle isn't
Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Otto to adjourn the meeting. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and designed to handle the pressures involved to pump to the entire body. Thus Hailey's right ventricle has pumped
Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried. strong for almost 17 years, but is now starting to fail.A normal persons cardiac output is 6 to 7. Hailey's cardiac
Mayor Rabe adjourned the meeting at 8:55 PM output is only a 1 causing poor perfusion to her organs/tissues. Hailey was hospitalized at the U of I on 8/19/13 for
heart failure. She is waiting for a special gift of a donor heart, but in the meantime Hailey heart function has
Mayor Jason Rabe progressed to the point where she needed a ventricular assisted device installed (VAD) in her right ventricle to help
City Clerk/Treasurer Cynthia Stimson increase her cardiac output to a 5 and keep her alive while she waits for her special gift of a donor heart. Once a
Disclaimer: The foregoing minutes are not official until approved by the City Council. donor heart becomes available, Hailey will once again go through open heart surgery. Please keep Hailey in your
thoughts and prayers while she recovers from her(VAD) surgery and hopefully soon in the future a heart transplant-
thank you the Steimel Family. Mike Steimel (Hailey's Father)
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER 10, 2013
CITY OF FAIRFAX
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Compare Our CD Raltes. SEPTEMBER 10, 2013
The regular meeting of the Fairfax City Council was held Tuesday, September 10, 2013, at Fairfax
ill ISO ICity Hall. Mayor Rabe called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Council members present: JoAnn Beer, Ber-
10 year3nie Frieden, Travis Otto, Marc Magers, and Marianne Wainwright. Other city staff present: Lynn Miller and
n25 % APY* Cynthia Stimson.
Minimum deposit $5000 Motioned by Beer, seconded by Otto to approve the agenda. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and
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5 yc r Motioned by Beer, seconded by Magers to approve the City Council minutes dated August 13, 2013
and August 27, 2013. Ayes: Beer, Frieder, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried.
Minimum ideposit $5000 Motioned by Magers, seconded by Frieden to place on file the Planning and Zoning Commission
1 yeahminutes dated August 20, 2013. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion
carried.
m5l0% APY* . . Fire Chief Mike Sankot reported that the fire department's new bunker ear should be here Monday
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BEctwar Jones are bank-issued and ll i nsuir d r.ip W $250,000 is to be working soon. Mike discussed the safety issue of people blocking the sidewalk when parking at two
(pr ncip l and interest acmcrl_Eed tscrt not yet paid) per depoS�r.crn, bs(�rr locations in Fairfax.
urJSUred delposlitory linstutution, for each accouint ownership Category. Lynn Miller reported that the maintenance department had a water main break on Sunday night. They
Please visit dwuww.f6c gov or contact y0rir far�,,wciial advisor for
additional infra' atior). Subject to availabJity and price ca"tarl CD had a hard time isolating the line. Pate Asphalt is being contacted about doing the street work. The new
v lUcrs are srrt:)jec:t to interest rale risk such that when rrrrrteret raters rise, dump trick is on the assembly line. The City of Fairfax has been having record water usage.
the prices of CDs can decrease. it CDs are sold pil iraatrdrity, the
onvestor r.;an lose principal value:.. iFD; C irISILArur"ace, does not cover loses The quote for concrete work in front of the new storage building and the salt and sand bunker was re-
in market valiu . Early withdrawal al r"rrr y not kror:,' permitted. Yields quoted viewed.
are net of 6111 d or`e�mi suci�n m Cl-)s require the distribution of interest and
ids not aHow interest to c sr dlc urrdt tis offered th,rou h Ed:�ward� >Ic�nes Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Magers to approve the quote from Merta Concrete Constriction
are issued by banks, ti rur thrrults natlonvv� e. NO CODs sold by Edward Company for $12,865.00. This work is to be paid with Local Option Sales Tax revenues. Ayes: Beer,
Jones rare registered Wlth7 the epository"Traust Corp. (C)TC). Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried.
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The quotes from Costigan Constriction, Inc., for work on the old concession stand were discussed.
Call 1" visit y1otirlocal Edw ard Jones Lynn Miller stated that we would like to see the restroom fixtures upgraded from what is quoted.
i i nr n tl adOsor today'. Motioned by Otto, seconded by Frieden to approve completing all of the listed work on the old con-
cession stand, using farming revenues. Lynn Miller is to get a cost quote for the upgrades to the restroom
fixtures. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried.
A quote from Life Time Fence Company was reviewed. No action is to be taken at this time. The old
chain link fence in the back is to be removed.
Ian S Robinson,,AAMSO Mayor Rabe discussed placement and size of a basketball court at Hawks Ridge Park. He will pro-
Financial Advisor ceed with getting some bids for the court for review during the next regular meeting.
343ENW Linn County Deputy Sheriff Daubs presented the list of calls.
Cedar ��a�Rapids,
�� d&, 5�' 0 Motioned by Beer, second by Magers to approve the August financial reports as submitted. Ayes:
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319-390-0345, Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Motion carried.
Lynn Miller asked Shane Wicks if any progress has been made in completing the needed paperwork
for the Phase 2 Water Main Project. The paperwork is not ready.
Mayor Rabe opened the public hearing concerning a budget amendment for the current budget. No
comments have been received at the city clerk's office. No one in the audience has any comments. Mayor
Rabe closed the public hearing at 7:36 PM.
Motioned by Magers, seconded by Beer to approve RESOLUTION 2013-59, A RESOLUTION
AMENDING THE CURRENT BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2014. Roll call
vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe de-
clared RESOLUTION 2013-59 duly adopted.
Vernon Cerveny presented information about work a group of volunteers will be doing in the Fairfax
Cemetery. They will be asking for community donations to pay for the costs.
AUTHORIZATION AGREEMENT FOR DIRECT PAYMENTS
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free and aaw! Fairfax Youth Sports Association
COMPANY, or their appointed third party representative, to initiate
debit entries to my (our) ` • • `�
Select one; CheckingAccount Savings Account
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indicated below at the depository financial institution named below,
hereinafter called DEPOSITORY,, and to debit the same to such account.
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account must comply with the provisions of U.S. lave. 5-8 p m'��
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This authorization is to remain in full forcle and effect until OWANY has
received written notification from nye (car either of f its termination in
such time: and in such manner its to afford C O_ `)ANS ,. or their appointed third
part,., and DEPOSITORY a reasonable opportunit".$ to act on it. � pop"
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TUESDAYSThe City of Fairfax mailed the letter shown below to all Fairfax area mailing addresses
1on Friday, September 20. We are asking area residents and businesses to voice their opinion
, about this important topic. If you didn't see your mailing, if you have questions, or if you
BAR& CRL EVERY TU.,,�SDAY @ 7.,P.M don't have internet access in order to print the letters, please stop at the city clerk's office.
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■ ' .L:.J / SUBJECT: Fairfax HWY 151 Bridge Replacement Call to Action
% HALLOWEEN PARTY At the end of 2012 the IDOT hired Snyder& Associates to perform a traffic study of the HWY
' SATURDAY OCT 26th 151 Corridor from HWY 30 through Fairfax. Their goals were to complete traffic counts, come
• COSTUME CONTESTJUDGING AT 11PM up with an initial design concept for adding lanes through our community, design fixes for any
less than ideal intersections, develop the initial design concept for replacing the bridge over
TOP PRIZE$100.00 CASH Prairie Creek, and develop the initial design concept for replacing the viaduct bridge over the
WEEK NIGHT SPECIALS UP rail line. The first phase of the project that is within the Fairfax city limits, scheduled in the
uuuuuuiui uu uuuuui uo uuuu �i� Vii u�ii�i�i�i�i�ui�i�i��ll ������� ���i�i����u�� iii iii ������1 next 2-3 years, will be replacing the bridge over Prairie Creek and replacing the Viaduct Bridge
u e uuu� uuu� s uu� """ �" uu: over the UP rail line. Although the project is not scheduled for a couple of years, decisions
f �� 1 I�1���� �� about the specifics are being right ig ht now.
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BUY ONE GET BUY ONE GET
Y2 ONE ONE $2BEEF TACOS VC Growth predicates the need for these improvements, and growth is good for our businesses and
TENDERLOIN 2PC CHICKEN $3MARGARITAS � KE community. However, the concern lies in the execution of these improvements and how it
PRICE BASKETS DINNER TACO PIZZA& would appear from the initial plans to be detrimental to businesses and negatively impact resi-
iD. dents in our community. The current idea is to completely take out the Prairie Creek Bridge
PIZZA Or$1.00 ori Single Basket or$1.00 off Single Basket NACHO SPECIALS
and require a large detour to get to the other side of town. This would be inconvenient for citi-
zens, last for at least an entire constriction season, provide a large negative financial impact on
business owners, and cut off over half of our community from our own emergency and fire pro-
tection services.
Proudly Serving Fairfax While it is nearly impossible for a large project like this to not have some impact, it does war-
& the Surrounding Communities rant our effort to insure that it is as minimal as possible. That is why we are calling to action
Since 1 998! our local businesses and community members to contact the IDOT office and our elected state
At and county leaders. Please ask them to work with us in developing an alternative that limits the
potentially devastating impact on businesses, allows us to safely protect our community during
*Complete Auto Body Repair & Refinish fires and other emergencies, and allows our local citizenry to more easily frequent both sides of
It �Q I rr"1% *I-CAR Gold Class Certified town. They are working on the project specifics right now, so a quick response is needed if we
Facility & Technicians are to make a difference. You may visit our website at www.fairfaxia.com for a letter that you
*Free Estimates — Stop in Any Time can print to send to your elected officials listed on the enclosed contact sheet. Or, please feel
Taintless Dent Repair Available by Appointment free to make your own form of contact expressing your concerns. Please contact the city
clerk's office with any questions at 319-846-2204.
CENTER
U.S. HIGHWAY 151 21 Williams Boulevard — Fairfax Sincerely,
FAIRFAX, IA (319) 846-3434 Jason Rabe
www.walnrepair.com Monday-Thursday 7:OOam to 5:30pm Mayor
Friday 7:OOam to 5:OOpm
Saturday 8:OOam to 12:OOpm
The Iowa Department of Transportation (IDOT) is starting development of three bridge
p property WE NEED YOUR HELP!
projects an associate roadway projects along U.S. 151 in an near Fairfax. Staffwill
soon be in the area to perform various studies and will contact localowners if
they need access to their land. Projects in development include:
Before the railroad came in 1865 Fairfax was
Union Pacific Railroad Overpass known as Vanderbilt. It was named after Henry
Proposed new bridge with 10' trail and 5' sidewalk Vanderbilt, an early settler. Henry died in 1880
Prairie Creek and is buried in the Fairfax Cemetery.
Proposed new bridge with 10' trail and 5' sidewalk But his tombstone is leaning precariously.
Drainage Ditch 92 Joe Neuhaus, Gary Lefebure, Ray Zamastil, and
Vernon Cerveny are working to re-sit and re
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Proposed new bridge, concrete arch or culvert with 10' trail and 5' sidewalk
store the stone. A new concrete footing was ;� �
Funding has been identified for these three projects in the IDOT's five year program in poured and Tom Kei per of Atkins will clean the
stone and restore the lettering.
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state fiscal year 2016. Funding is always subject to change. The estimated cost is $400.00. Will you,
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citizens of Fairfax, contribute to this endeavors
Staging of the projects is a critical item and the IDOT will continue to work with the %
Contributions may be left at Fairfax State Sav
City of Fairfax on access to properties and businesses as well as detour options. " �n
mgs Bank. Thank you for preserving a part of
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Ct4,,A,M. ,B1ERtri Thursday, October 31 2013 is Halloween. The City of Fair- trys
fax does not establish official Trick or Treating
times, but the nor-
mal time in most communities is 5.00 - 8.00PM
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from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM on the 31st to host trick or treaters. The
R s lodge is located at 323 Vanderbilt Street, right next to the FairfaxM LJ IS I C"], ;;✓
Public Library. Stop in for a treat
If you wish to have little goblins stop at your home, be sure to
E CONCERT have your porch light on and the treat bowl full! Move candles and
(,)dy c'c)( � c! r,, AT
-� items that may trip children away from the path to your door.
Parents, be sure to accompany your children while they trick
FAIRI'AX PUBLIC LIBRARY or treat. Children should be able to see and walk easily in their cos-
tume. Also, check all treats for signs of tampering before you allow
1r_rb 10 r s �2`0i1h:a Woody Woodpecker fe lfflUCS flIUSiC fo l' HUH ���.n�s,���� ������� cz
them to start snacking. I've always found it wise to sample a couple �,�� ith tie �.qr�.��"; lu.uu.u,,gh o � ural ir��sky ffl ���u����:�.. of pieces of chocolate, just to make sure it is ok to eat! Have fun
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7 CITY NEWS QUICKIES
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Yard waste collection runs through Monday, November 25, 20131*loaD rates so low, ibeg Pe •
Those properties with a second water meter for only outside water usage will have the final reading for the season
taken on October 21, with that usage on the November I bill.
• No burning of yard waste is allowed in the ditch or street.
• City ordinance amendment - dogs must now be on a leash when not on the owner's property.
If you notice a street light not working properly, let the City or the utility company know. You may call the city
clerk's office at 319-846-2204.
Moving? Contact the city clerk's office. We need to know your forwarding address and when you will be moving.
AK V .0 Motorized vehicles may not be driven on the grounds at city parks. This includes go-carts, snowmobiles, ATVs,
motorcycles, cars, etc. Please call the Linn County Sheriff s Department at 319-892-6100 to report a violation.
Call Jason 0 Did you know you can sign up to have your Fairfax utility payment deducted from your checking or savings ac-
count automatically each month? It is a great way to simplify your life and to avoid late payments and late charges.
today and find out 0 If you want to pay your Fairfax utility payment with a credit card or e-check, go to our website at
www.fairfaxia.com and click on Make an Online Payment. There is a $3.95 convenience charge for each payment.
0 As you mow, be sure NOT to blow your grass in the street, it can clog the storm sewers.
your rate! 0 Call before you dig. Dial 811 for Iowa One Call.
0 Any golf cart driven on a city street, must be registered with the City of Fairfax. Stop at the city clerk's office for
regulation information or to fill out a registration application.
Quaranty B(F1 n k 319-896-6191 0 If you have a building project, check with the city clerk's office to see if a building permit is required and if there
300 80th Sf Cf are any regulations you have to be sure to follow. Projects needing a permit that are started before a permit is is-
For your kind of life. sued may have the fees doubled.
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options for Fairfax water, sewer and garbage to resi- The last reading this calendar year for outside
dents who go away for the winter. A City of Fairfax usage water meters will be taken October 21St, and
Temporary Service Change Request form is re- the outside usage charge on your November 1St bill
quired. Please stop by the city clerk' office to fill will be the last one until spring. We do not shut off
out a form. If you have any questions, call 319-846 outside service and you may continue to use water
-2204 or send an email to: outdoors. Meter readings and billing for outside us-
fairfaxde clerk southslo e.net. age water meters will start up again in the spring.
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Open Monday through Saturday
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Mondays through the end of November. Leaves and yard
Open Sunda '
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6:00 AM t0 9:00 PM the curb for pickup. Garbage tags are not required for yard
The Station & waste.
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3645 Stone Creek Cir SW ri�� «
Cedar Rapids,la 52404 lillllll containers marked with a Y . Container size is limited to 34 gallons or less.
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Bring this Coupon in for $2 off Leaves and yard waste placed in plastic bags will not be picked up.
any full Size pizza, prepared in Leaves or and waste are NOT allowed to be laced in the street!
our Brick Oven or Take-N-Bake. : y p
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FAIRFAX HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
xx FHGS (Fairfax Historical & Genealogical Society) met September 9, 2013 at
7 pm at the Fairfax Public Library. The main topic of discussion was the estab-
Fairfax Lions I ,I b Meeting lishment of a board of directors. A board is required by state law for the govern-
ance of a nonprofit organization.
7-00 PM tA committee was formed to select 15 local Fairfax city and township resi-
Monday., Ocober 7,, 2013 dents to be invited to participate in an interview process. The formation of the
Guaranty Bank, 300-801h t, t, FHGS will not be able to continue without a board. We are looking for board
members who can commit time and effort to this cause.
Fairfax Iowa Other discussions included the topics of fundraisers and finding a temporary
or a forever home for the new historical society. If you are interested in getting
Everyone is welcome. involved with the board process, or just volunteering your support or have a
room or building please contact Patty Soukup at 319-361-0864 or
October er 7— Leader Dog Information and Strategic Planning fairfaxhisto1yAsouthslope.net. The next meeting will be October 14th, 7 pm at
the library.
For additional information contact: Paul ltalli -5fC}-3C} Thank you to the Library for the use of the community room.
Email: paulmallie@hotmail.com
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