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Home My WebLink AboutJune 2015 Newsletter � IIIIIIII Ir iii 1 AAAAAA � 1 c� 2015 Welcome Packet ' Partner Highlight AV u , "Home Sweet Home" Sweetome „,.. Bim" '�� ,i1 9"'�l��l�✓1j� �il�.r y -i/ al�� .. . /%�/' wai!r��in/%,,,i„:,I�,�f iJ:„a,,, .«xtir6r qua,o„f l)11 /��.r,,, iii,.,,�.,vn„r✓�ht �u�l+' / ia�ii. �,. MetLife MeltiLl PADDINGTON Katrina Helie MOVIE IN THE PARK Financial Representative , MetLife Premier Client Group of the Heartland ' �� , ` FRIDAY, JUNE 26, AT DUSK l y � ° ° � �� t AT THE COMPLEX 4005 Glass Rd. NE, Ste. 301 �, �t'�,�. � � �� ' ��,�.,�� „ �f�;�t, �t ,�, �i"i��r iI ��'�i. i � I�IIf ill ��I i�l�� I ii �� `ui�hill Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 625 LINN STREET / ,, Phone: (319) 743-1775 , �'�` °, �. , 1� Cast: Email: khelle@metlife.com Hours: 9:00 am-5:00 pm %1 Movie in the Park Hugh Bonneville Evenings and weekends b ointment Recollections e Nicole Kidman �' � � � Evenings Y appointment Historical Foundation /�� Sally Hawkins Re-zoning Hearings Julie Walters Ben Whishaw ® Jim Broadbent Peter Capaldi Beloved bear Paddington gets the big-screen treatment in this family film adapted from Michael Bond's enduring children's book series. As the story ' = opens, Peruvian bear Paddington (voice of Ben Whishaw) makes his way ® to the big city, where he quickly gets lost until being taken in by the benev- City of Fairfax olent Brown family. Meanwhile, as the curious cub settles into his new life PO Box 337 PRSRT STD of domestic bliss, a scheming museum taxidermist embarks on a personal Fairfax, IA 52228 US POSTAGE � � m . PAID mission to get him stuffed and mounted. FAIRFAX, IA Phone: 319-846-2204 PERMIT NO.6 ' fairfaxIa)southslope.net ` _ COME ENJOY WONDERFUL FIREWORKS Nvyvyv.c t`-offairfal.org SATURDAY, JUNE 27, AT DUSK LINN STREET AREA The Fairfax Fire and Rescue Department puts on one of, if not the, ECRWSS 0, best fireworks displays in the area. Don't miss this year's show. It is the Postal Customer �77 17 perfect finale of Saturday's USA Days activities. Come in the morning, Fairfax, IA 52228 Steering Committee stay until dark and enjoy the spectacle! Fairfax City Hall Fire Department Firemen's Hallr t Fairfax Public Library News — May 2015 RECOLLECTIONS OF THE PAST 313 Vanderbilt Street, Fairfax, Iowa 52228 Phone: (319) 846-2994 www.fairfax.lib.ia.us Email: Fairfax2@southslope.net From "My Golden School Days" Georgina Vorel Class of 1920 Follow us on Faceboolc Library Hours: Monday, Tuesday, 8z Thursday: Noon - 7:00 pm Wednesday: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm � � it � � ( d h, IVAr,l II N�"fiyll Cr .f/ „i } �l ,rr1 ri) �„/ i ,,l,l, (/! 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The Theme this summer is Every Hero Has Story! Michael Recycle r} 7 m y y� 4 EverHero Has A Story I p ��. . .-m'u„ ".. n°or,..+^x•rr�:` ,-ds 4°' s N 'r..#;"..tr.....r^x'x... .,.�w `.7 `.7 rv.. 7t pl r uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu We will explore all lends of Heroes . I The Fairfax Library is Super Heroes, Community Heroes, and u �iw�am r>,}mr�r�;raw�muar�„',^arrva�'�aj'J,M1' "�•, d,Y �. ,i"� G✓. �' p''127� '! 1+ yi�;�� r '. •IJ' �)r;Y 1 m�. ( v,n f)c "t lllr /!��rrlt��01'Y s 1 N' Personal Heroes pleasedto let everyone know Transcription: Plan to join us this summer as we explore our that we now have a Kuerig 4r�crr� We left at 5 o'clock to go home to eat supper and dress. My dress was white crepe de chine, community, our lives and our imaginations for Coffee Pot Station and all the trimmed with white lace. The night of nights finally arrived. We assembled and received our Heroes and the stories they have to tell. fixings because of the generous memorials flowers in a little anti-room—marched from the back to the stage. Register on line at our website or by stopping in in memory of Kenny Selzer. Stop in, bring Mr. John Flaherty, President of the School Board, introduced the speaker. He spoke. Grace at the Fairfax Public Library. the kids, you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea Listerberger and Blanche Gibson played a duet. Blanche sang a selection. We were presented while your kids play with the Legos, search with our diplomas, sang our class song, marched off stage to receive congratulations from We have added all the newest movie releases. for the hidden butterflies, or read a book. friends and relatives. Leo Turner took me home. Check our catalog on our website or Pinterest for all our newest additions. LIBRARY BOARD MINUTES MAY 12, 2015 Board Meeting Minutes May 12, 2015 Members present: Toner, Pribyl, Lees, Pospischil, Whittlesley, Stallman, Kleppe and Meyers. Absent, Excused: Abel. Staff Present: Bavne and Wilz Pospischil called the meeting to order at 7:02 ' Agenda Nyas approved by Lees and Seconded by Toner Motion Carried 8-0MAYOR'S MINUTE Minutes Nyere revieNyed and approved by Kleppe and seconded Lees, motion carried 8-0 Bills Nyere discussed for April clearing up confusion Nyith the names of companies. Pribyl made a motion to ap- prove, seconded by Meyers,motion carried 8-0 Financial reports Nyere discussed by Stallman noting that Nye still have about$5000 to spend in fiscal year 2015. We By Jason Rabe also have received about$1600 from the Kenny Selzer Memorial to spend. Circulation and other Reports Nyere discussed and most of our numbers are up quite a bit. At the conference that Bayne just attended, she added that libraries discussed hoNy most e-books have leveled out their numbers across the country. �t Insurance for our library Nyas discussed and Bayne presented papenyork that she had figured numbers using prices that other libraries in the area have used. We are very underinsured. Meyers made a motion to increase the insurance City Hall has been busy hosting open houses for some of the different projects going on in our community. It for the building contents to $500,000. Whittlesley seconded, motion carried 7-1. Bayne Nyas then instructed to find out is great to get citizen input and feedback to incorporate into future growth or improvements. The most recent from the insurance carrier the cost, cut off segments of insurance and if this is replacement that increases Nyith inflation. open house was for the water main replacement and Vanderbilt Street improvement project slated for Fall of Inventory Nyas discussed. Bavne and Wilz have completed inventor* and found all but 36 items. Bayne Nyas in- 2015. With this project our community will have fully upsized and replaced our water main infrastructure strutted to list some of our missing items in the Fairfax Facts so maybe someone who has an item Nyill return it or some- throughout Fairfax (excluding new developments which already feature modernized mains). This brings im- one may donate it for our replacement. proved service, new fire hydrants, and a more reliable system. The project will also include a replacement of Kids 1st Conference-Baume said she lilted it more than the ILLA convention and Nyould like to go again. It Nyas solely about youth and children services. the first section of Vanderbilt Street. The area being replaced is in desperate need of replacement and along RevieNy of the Mission Statement Nyas presented. Kleppe made a motion to leave the first paragraph as it is written, with this will include a biking/walking lane. In the filture hopefiilly this will connect up through the business 2nd paragraph delete reading, listening and vieNying materials, as Nyell as — to be replaced Nyith — resources and — and district and on to the sports and park complex. also delete— current and future. Motion Nyas 2nd Whittlesley, Motion carried 8-0 for the first reading. College Community Media Specialists had a meeting Nyith Ely, SN- Sher, Fairfax and Cedar Rapids libraries so that Enough can't be said for the hard work put in each year by the Fairfax USA Days committee in planning and all of them could have a plan for the reading program so that all the materials are available at all the locations. putting on the annual USA Days. Pat Slater and Tami Armstrong lead a team that works hard to put on a great Ely, Sv sher and Fairfax libraries are trying to help promote each other this summer. All have the same Super Hero event that can be enjoyed by all of us. It is unbelievable that this month will be yet another Fairfax USA theme and share some of the prizes including prizes if the children visit a different library on the list. Days. Please invite your friends and family to enjoy this great event. They won't want to miss the always fan- Kenny Selzer Memorial for spending his money Nyas discussed. Mary Catherine Selzer lilted the idea of a coffee tastic fireworks display put on our by our Fairfax Fire Department. It is one of my favorite times of the year to corner created in his memory. Lees made a motion for Bavne to purchase up to $1600 for a bakers rack, coffee pot, see everyone come together to celebrate our community and country. supplies for the coffee making and drinking, pitcher for Nyater and a sign for only adults to be using this machine and a free Neill donation jar. Seconded by Pribyl,motion carried 8-0. The remaining budget money Nyas then discussed and Kleppe made a motion for Bayne to spend the remaining $4000 on a leaf bloNyer, 2 computers, prizes for the summer reading program (up to $300), 1 bike for the summer read- ing program prize, custom shelving, Rove (touch screen table top) and to find out about upping our NEIBORS book availability. Motion Nyas 2nd by Pribyl, motion carried 8-0. Gloria Dei Lutheran Church has made arrangements to do a root beer float sale at the Fairfax USA Days this sum- mer and eye Nyill suggest to them that the moneybe used for a door counter for our doors. � our websl* te at : The Citi- of Fairfax has requested that Nve started clocking in our Nyorking hours on their computer system. Since V N e don't understand hoN-, this Neill N ork for a cleaning lade that doesn't use our computers and mane off site times, the board has decided the folloNying questions need to be ansvyered from Cynthia before this can be approved: Will Bayne have final approval for time adjustments? Will there be remote access from our phones or tablets when off site or someone else is on the computer? HoNy much time Nyill be alloNyed for before and after the actual computer is logged? Will this also track what the employee is doing? Will Nye have access to manual reports? Will this alloy us to pay all • • of 2At �� pad-roll through the budgeted year? At wwwxityollairfax . o � this time � e started discussing our mission and vision for the future. The follo��ing headings ��ere discussed: facilities (inside and out), equipment, resources, and community outreach. We decided that everyone needs to bring a list of items to fit into these headings for next month. Bayne Nyas instructed to e-mail everyone the Mission Statement, these vision headings and Lees notes 2 Nyeeks before the meeting. Next month Nye Neill Nyork on these ideas. Bayne Nyill also get the information about polling the city residents for their input. She Nyill also get the information on how to get our board member item onto the November ballot for election. A motion Nyas made by Stallman to adjourn the meeting at 8:43 and seconded by Lees. Motion carried 8-0 Respectfully submitted, Beth Wilz LIBRARY BOARD MINUTES APRIL 07, 2015 CITY WIDE Board Meeting Minutes April 7, 2015 WASTE PICKUP DAY Members present: Toner, Pribyl, Lees, Pospischil, Whittlesley, Stallman, Kleppe. Absent, Excused: Saturday, June 6th Meyers and Abel. Staff Present: Bayne and Wilz Pospischil called the meeting to order at 7:04 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM Agenda was approved by Kleppe and Seconded by Pribyl Motion Carried 7-0 Minutes were reviewed and approved by Whittlesley and seconded Lees, motion carried 7-0 Bills were then discussed for February and March. Lees made a motion to approve, seconded by Pribyl, motion carried 7-0 This Service IS for City Of Fairfax Residents ONLY Financial reports were then discussed by Stallman noting that we will be $2000 short from the county from the plan. Otherwise payroll is good, expenses look perfect and everything else is looking pretty good. Proof Of residency (driver's license) will be required at the gate Circulation and other Reports were discussed and noting that the NEIBORS has increased, the zoo was a fab- ulous turn out with 90 people and we shared how lots of children love doing the counting and searching games. The location for the 201 S event is the parking lot at Easter Egg Hunt was last weekend and we used six key club members for our helpers. It worked out great r (� (� and 2 bunnies were there for the children. Each sponsor will get a bill from FYSA. Whittlesley made a mo- the corner of l�h urch Street and Park Street. tion to pay the FYSA bill of$61.83, Kleppe seconded, motion carried 7-0 Library Plans for the fi ture were then discussed by sharing the e-mail that was received by Mayor Rabe. Any elderly or handicap citizen, without assistance, who would like to participate in the program Bayne then shared our current mission statement and was told to e-mail this to everyone on the board. They should call City Hall at 846-2204 by Tuesday, June 2nd. We will pickup the items for you on Friday, need to all come prepared next month with headings for our five year plan for the library. June 5th. New Business was discussed which included the property insurance. We still do not know how much we will receive for the front doors. We have decided with our current numbers of items just to be checked out, ITEMS THAT WILL NOT BE TAKENAREAS FOLLOWS: we are very under insured. Bayne was instructed to call the insurance agent and get numbers for replacement *NO Tires *NO Yard Waste & Household Garbage *NO Lumber cost and how to figure these numbers and get prices in $100,000 value of increments. Wireless Internet Counter will be required soon for our state reports. Bayne has asked our computer re- pairman,Barrels Must Be Emptied pairman, Nick, to look into and there may be a possibility through our computer supplier. *Bikes Will Be Accepted ONLY If Tires Are Removed Movie License was then discussed giving the prices for the next few years. It was decided to renew at a *Lawn Mowers Will Be Accepted ONLY if Gas Tanks, Oil and Tires Are Removed one year price by Pribyl and Kleppe seconded. Motion carried 7-0 Summer Reading Update was discussed from the meeting that Bayne had today. The small libraries are *DISPOSAL OF REFRIGERATORS/FREEZERS/WINDOW AIR CONDITIONERS going to share coupons since Cedar Rapids has their own program in place. Cedar Rapids is keeping and giv- Getting rid of an old refrigerator, N-, ndow air conditioner or freezer is difficult. They're too big and awkward ing away all the bicycles. Hills bank has not responded to the request to give to the smaller libraries. to move easily and the Freon used as a refrigerant could harm the environment, if it's not handled carefully. Bayne will be in Des Moines when the next meeting is scheduled so the discussion was to move the next Both Alliant Energy and Linn County REC have appliance recycling programs. They may pay you for your meeting to Tuesday, May 12. old refrigerator, freezer, or N-, ndow air conditioner. Contact your power company to find out the details of Bayne needs to have her annual employee review and it was decided to be conducted by Pospischil, Mey- their program. ers and Kleppe in the near future. Call Alliant Energy at 1-866-255-4268 or visit their website at: www.alliantenergy.com A motion was made by Stallman to adjourn the meeting at 7:46 and seconded by Toner. Call Linn County REC at 319-377-1587 or visit their website at: www.linucountyrec.com Motion carried 7-0 *FOR DISPOSAL OF ELECTRONICS (computers, TVs, phones, & more) - NO APPLIANCES Respectfiilly submitted, Beth Wilz Midwest Computer Brokers will have a trailer on site for these types of items. You may contact them at 319-845-2000 at 100 3rd St North, Walford, IA, with any questions. Or visit their web site at www.ewasterecycle.com NORTH GROWTH STEERING COMMITTEE MINUTES NORTH GROWTH AREA FIRST STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING APRIL 28, 2015 • • The first meeting of the North Growth Area Steering Committee was held on April 28, 2015. Comments and dis- Prairie Creek cussion at the Steering Committee meeting are summarized as follows: 1. The Committee members supported the City's effort to develop a Growth Plan. Ileterienary (;1inic 2. Those present supported the City's efforts to annex and grow the City northerly. �(0 3. All of the Committee members appeared to favor continued growth in the City. The Committee members fa- vored the City having a manageable growth rate. 4. The majority of the Committee members favored a planning boundary as far north as the Highway 30 corri- dor. � r 135 80th St 5. The majority of the Committee favored a planning area that extended up to 1/4 nine east of 80th Street. Fai �� 6. The Committee saw the City's growth northerly to the Highway 30 corridor as the logical northerly boundary �� "' for the City. 9=84 7. Several members of the Committee thought developing north to Highway 0 could occur as soon as a 10 year �� 31 � planning horizon. 8. The Committee members supported the concept of the City defining a plan in advance to ensure growth does not outpace the City's ability to provide oversight and infrastructure. 9. Several of the Committee members expressed sensitivity to preserving the sense of the community of Fairfax and did not want to lose the small community flavor of Fairfax through uncontrolled growth. 10. Some of the Committee members expressed the need to balance new growth while working to protect existing 16 businesses. 11. Some of the Committee members speculated the City could reach a population of 10,000 by 2035. 12. There was discussion about how long it took Center Point to control the low cost development and how Fair- fax would want to avoid uncontrolled low end development. 13. There was discussion about developing a commercial park similar to the commercial park in Hiawatha. 14. Some of the Committee members expressed a preference to avoid low end retail businesses and fast food Proudly Serving Fairfax businesses to the extent possible. & the Surrounding Communities 15. One of the Committee members expressed concern about the price point for single family housing that is now in the $300,000 to $400,000 rage. There was discsussion about the desirability to make available single fam- Since 1998! ly housing down to the low to mid $200,000 range. 16. There was discussion about the need for forms of housing other than single family residential, including con- *Complete Auto Body Repair & Refinish dominiums, townhouses and higher end apartments. F106E PA I *I-CAR Gold Class Certified 17. For rental housing some Committee members generally favored housing that would have a monthly rent of �r Facility & Technicians $1,000 per month or higher to keep out the lower end housing that is a concern. CMC *Free Estimates — Stop in Any Time 18. The Committee members agreed the City needed to plan and provide amenities, such as green space, trails CO L L I SS ION *Paintless Dent Repair Available by Appointment and sides C E N T NE R 19. There wasas agreement agreement if Fairfax did not become aggressive in its growth it was only a matter of time before the City of Cedar Rapids would try to take over the undeveloped area just north of Fairfax. U.S. HIGHWAY 151 21 Williams Boulevard — Fairfax 20. There was some discussion about the logistics of annexation into undeveloped areas, including provisions to FAIRFAX, IA (319) 846-3434 address the issues of open burning, discharge of firearms and the phase in of the property tax differential. www.waIrrepair.com Monday-Thursday 7:OOam to 5-30pm Friday 7:OOam to 5:OOpm The Committee determined it will meet at 5:30 PM on the fourth Tuesday for the next three months, including Saturday 8:OOam to 12:OOpm meetings on May 26, June 23, and July 28. FAIRFAX FIRE AND RESCUE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 12, 2015 CONTINUED PROUDLY • • Motioned by Otto, seconded by Frieden to approve the quote from Absolute Security to add a se- curity camera to capture the walls-in doors at city hall. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Motioned by Magers, seconded by Beer to approve the American Legion's Outdoor Service request for June is here and the hot weather is approaching! Please keep an eye out for people using our USA Days pending their dram endorsement. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. streets and trails during early morning and later evening hours! Bikers and runners, as a reminder, Motion carried. you should have proper reflective gear on if you are going to be out during these times, to help Motioned by Magers, seconded by Frieden to approve Casey's General Stores cigarette permit renewal. alert drivers. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. During the month of June, we have our biggest event of the year — Fairfax USA Days! We Motioned by Magers, seconded by Frieden to approve the claims list dated May 12, 2015. Ayes: Beer, have most of our fire fighters and families involved and donating their time in some way, shape, or Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Janne Strimple, 418 Main Street, discussed their sidewalk project. They will place the five foot sidewalk form. The fire department is gearing up for their AMAZING fireworks display as well! Our show in the driveway and three foot on either side to meet the existing sidewalk that they are not replacing. is put on 100% by donation! Easy ways to donate? Swing by our fire department that day with The city clerk is registered to attend the Municipal Professional Academy in July in Ames, an updated the family for a bite to eat or look for "the boot" carried by a firefighter during the parade and 2015 Candidates Guide is now available, and the Iowa League of Cities' Annual Conference in Cedar Rapids drop your donation in the boot. We wouldn't be able to put on such a successful event without the was discussed. help and support of our great community, so THANK YOU to all of you in advance for making Travis Otto asked that the no parking sign along the Star Bar be moved as previously discussed so that he this the BEST USA Days EVER! can have a bike rack installed before USA Days. Marc Magers thanked staff and Mayor Rabe for their efforts with the change in staffing. They are to be Some great announcements in our department as well! Cortez Davis, Emilee Machula, and commended for their work. Ben Helm passed their EMT and Ben Helm also passed his Firefighter L Congratulations to all Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Magers to adjourn the meeting. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, three of you on your accomplishments!!!! ! and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Have a safe and wonderful June! Mayor Rabe adjourned the meeting at 9:35 PM. Jamie Meyers Mayor Jason Rabe City Clerk/Treasurer Cynthia Stimson Disclaimer: The foregoing minutes are not official until approved by the City Council. EAT LUNCH AND SUPPORT YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT CITY NEWS QUICKIES The Fairfax Fire and Rescue Department will be hosting a Fireman's Picnic Food Stand dur- . Yard waste is collected on Mondays. Do not put yard waste in your recycle bins, it will NOT be picked ing USA Days on Saturday, June 27, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the fire station at 525 Van- up in those containers. derbilt Street. All proceeds benefit the Fairfax Fire and Rescue Department. • Outside usage water meters are now active and will be billed monthly The menu will be: • The new trail connecting the two portions of Fairfax is now open and seeing lots of usage! Hamburgers Can of Soda • 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. Hot Dogs Bottle of Water . Moving? Contact the city clerk's office to let us know your forwarding address and when you will be Chips moving. Come have lunch with one of your hardworking community volunteers and support a great • Motorized vehicles may not be driven on the grounds at city parks. This includes go-carts, snowmobiles, fire department at the same time! See you there! ATVs, motorcycles, cars, etc. Please call the Linn County Sheriff s Department at 319-892-6100 to re- p y , v port a violation. Did you know you can sign up to have your Fairfax utility payment deducted from your checking or sav- ings account automatically each month? It is a great way to simplify your life and to avoid late payments .... and late charges. .. If you want to pay your Fairfax utility payment with a credit or debit card, go to our website at www.cityoffairfax.or and click on Make an Online Payment. There is a $3.95 convenience charge for each payment. Dogs must be on a leash if they are off your property and be sure you clean up after your pet. `` '•*__ " As you walls around town, please be respectful of the private property you are near. Don't litter or tres- pass, and be sure to pick up any mess your pet makes. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 12, 2015 CONTINUED Motioned by Otto, seconded by Magers to approve the quote from Prairie Road Builders for $22,342.30 for work on Southview Road including double seal coating and base rock, with K&B Ag responsible Kids Kickball Tournament to pay one half of the costs. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, and Magers. Nays: none. Marianne Wainwright ab- o 2015 Fairfax USA Days! stained because she works for LL Pelling, who submitted the alternate quote. Motion carried. 4 Patrick Slater's request for a four-way stop and crosswalk at Vanderbilt Street and Main Street was dis- cussed. The City of Fairfax will be painting one crosswalk, from the bank parking lot corner across Vanderbilt Registration Due by .June 22, 2015. and post the area to yield to pedestrians. Shane Wicks gave an update about Phase I of the East Cemetery Road Project. The work by Fred Wood Pick Up Registration Form at Fairfax DQE and on Stark's gate will be completed next week. Fairfax State Savings Bank Or Fairfax Discussion was held concerning Change Order 45 for Phase 2 of the East Cemetery Road Project. Hall and Hall Engineers, Inc. will be paying the majority of the expense. The City of Fairfax will cover the cost of the - Library concrete per the unit price in the contract. Motioned by Otto, seconded by Beer to approve RESOLUTION 2015-43, A RESOLUTION TO AP- PROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. 5 FROM RATHJE CONSTRUCTION, CO. FOR THE PHASE 2 EAST CEMETERY ROAD STREET RECONSTRUCTION, TRAIL, AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT IN THE CITY OF FAIRFAX, LINN COUNTY, IOWA. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-43 duly adopted. Shane Wicks gave an update about Phase 2. He suggested the City contact Rathje about the disincentive for working days and additional work to complete. D'riversEducation Classes Motioned by Otto, seconded by Wainwright to offer a swap of disincentive costs for the additional work. Classes held at the Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Motioned by Otto, seconded by Beer to approve RESOLUTION 2015-44, A RESOLUTION TO AP- Ely Community Center PROVE PAY APPLICATION NO. 8 FROM RATHJE CONSTRUCTION, CO. FOR THE PHASE 2 and EAST CEMETERY ROAD STREET RECONSTRUCTION, TRAIL, AND DRAINAGE IMPROVE- Fairfax Public Library MENTS PROJECT IN THE CITY OF FAIRFAX, LINN COUNTY, IOWA. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION School year sessions completed in 2 1/2 weeks 2015-44 duly adopted. Summer sessions Completed in 2 weeks Shane Wicks reported that the seeding at the trail and bridge project should be completed by the end of May. See website for complete listing of sessions The City of Fairfax will hold an open house on Tuesday, May 19, from 5:30 —7:00 PM about the Water Main Replacement Projects and the Vanderbilt Street Reconstruction Project. �� r Discussion was held about the IDOT's plans for the bridge replacements. Shane and Jason will meet with wrw.mvdriversed.com the IDOT soon to discuss the concept plan. The American Legion has been informed about the need to relocate the Veteran's Memorial. Motioned by Beer, seconded by Otto to approve RESOLUTION 2015-45, A RESOLUTION AUTHOR- IZING THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FOR THE PAYMENT OF DEBT PRINCIPLE, INTEREST, AND FEES DUE JUNE 1, 2015. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carrued. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-45 dulyadopted. Motioned. by Magers, seconded. by Beer to approve RESOLUTION 2015-46, A RESOLUTION SET- TING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE PURPOSE OF SOLICITING WRITTEN AND ORAL COMMENTS ON A REZONING REQUEST. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, �f14 p Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-46 duly adopted. Motioned by Magers, seconded by Frieden to approve the release agreement and severance package of- fered to Jeff Ammeter. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Discussion was held concerning contracting for sewer Grade III services. � Motioned by Magers, seconded by Otto to use Furler Utility Service LLC for sewer Grade III services on a month by month basis until the IDNR informs us exactly what is required going forward. Ayes: Beer, Frieden Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 12, 2015 CONTINUED Mayor Rabe opened the public hearing regarding the proposal to enter into a loan agreement in a STREET SIGNS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE THROUGH JUNE 15th principal amount not to exceed $1,980,000 at 7:431 PM. The city clerk's office has not received any oral or writ- ten comments. No one present had any comments. Mayor Rabe closed the public hearing at 7:44 PM. Qty. Street Name These street signs are still available on a first come first serve basis. Mayor Rabe opened the public hearing regarding the proposal to enter into a loan agreement in a principal 4 1st Street Signs not purchased will be scrapped June 16th. amount not to exceed $100,000 at 7:44 PM. The city clerk's office has not received any oral or written com- ments. No one present had any comments. Mayor Rabe closed the public hearing at 7:45 PM. 8 2nd Street The cost is $5.00 per sign (tax included)and check or cash payment Maggie Burger, from Speer Financial, discussed the bids received this morning during the bond sale as follows: 2 Commercial Court is accepted. Call 319-846-2204 to check availability or reserve a 3 Creek Side Drive sign. Signs may be picked up at the city clerk's office, 525 Name and Address of Bidder Final Bid Interest Costs True Interest Rate 3 Highland Avenue Vanderbilt Street. Office hours are 7.30 a.m.— 4:00 p.m.,Monday D. A. Davidson& Co., Denver, Colorado $330,502 2.2374% 2 Hillview Drive through Friday. Bankers/Bank, Madison, Wisconsin 330,912 2.2409% UMB Bank, n.a., Kansas City, Missouri 335,749 2.2470% 2 Prairie View Circle There are still a few signs in the city that have not been replaced. If Northland Securities, Inc., Minneapolis, MN 369,681 2.5066% 5 Ridge Drive you previously requested a sign, we will contact you if your sign She recommended the City Council accept the low bid from D. A. Davidson & Co., of Denver, Colorado. 2 Ridge View Drive becomes available. Unfortunately,the number of requests for some Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Beer to approve RESOLUTION 2015-40, A RESOLUTION AP- I Wildflower Drive signs exceeded the quantity available, so not all requests will be PROVING LOAN AGREEMENTS IN PRINCIPAL AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $2,080,000 AND fulfilled. AWARDING SALE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION CORPORATE PURPOSE BONDS, SERIES 2015. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-40 duly adopted. Motioned by Wainwright, seconded by Beer to approve RESOLUTION 2015-41, A RESOLUTION EN- TERING INTO A SUPPLEMENTAL FINANCIAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH SPEER FINAN- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CIAL, INC. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-41 duly adopted. Discussion was held concerning the solid waste contract. The proposed changes were reviewed. A list of bulky items tag requirements was reviewed. The solid waste collection fee will be changed by ordinance during the next meeting. The items list will be approved by resolution during the next meeting. Motioned by Wainwright, seconded by Frieden to approve RESOLUTION 2015-42, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE WASTE AND RECYCLING COLLECTION AGREEMENT WITH JOHNSON COUNTY REFUSE, INC.. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-42 duly adopted. Daniel and Sandra Hurt were present to ask permission to stay in a camping trailer at their property at 620 Church Street during their construction project. Discussion was held about the ordinance and issues with this eners Filt SI' property. Motioned by Frieden, seconded by Otto to make an exception to Section 69.10, Paragraph 9. of the Fair- nking Water fax Code of Ordinances 2012 to allow Daniel and Sandra Hurt to live in their camping trailer at 620 Church Street until October 1, 2015, as long as they don't dump any waste on site. This is being allowed due to the re, unique character of their lot and construction project. Ayes: Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: Beer. Motion carried. Mark Neuhaus requested permission to use The Complex as the site of a 2015 Leon Evans Cruise In Car Show. He has already contacted FYSA and they will be running the concession stand. Motioned by Magers, seconded by Frieden to approve the 2015 Leon Evans Cruise In Car Show at The Complex on Saturday, October 10, 2015, with a rain date of October 17. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Discussion was held concerning the proposed drainage improvements in the Karal's Addition area. Shane will slightly revise the agreements and have the attorney review them before presenting this revision to the prop- erty owners. Two quotes for road work on Southview Road were discussed. It appears that the quotes are not for the exact same work. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 12, 2015 CITY OF FAIRFAX REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 12, 2015eo The regular meeting of the Fairfax City Council was held Tuesday, May 12, 2015, at Fairfax City Hall. Mayor Rabe called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Council members present: JoAnn Beer, Bernie Frieden, Travis Otto, Marc Magers and Marianne Wainwright. Other city staff present: Cynthia Stimson, Dave Yanecek, D and Lynn Miller. Shane Wicks, president of Hall and Hall Engineers, Inc. was also present. ` Motioned by Magers, seconded by Otto to approve the agenda. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried. III Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to approve and place on file the City Council minutes dated April p" 1 ((Yf III 14, 2015 and April 28, 2015. Ayes: Beer, Frieder, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion car- � rued. Motioned by Beer, seconded by Frieden to place on file the Library Board of Trustees minutes dated April 7, 2015 and the Parks and Beautification Committee minutes dated March 19, 2015. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, III Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried. Linn County Deputy Sheriff Egli presented the list of calls. Marc Magers asked them to check parking along Linn Street during FYSA activities. People are parking in no parking zones. The Deputy was informed that this Saturday is Fairfax's city-wide garage sale day. D Doug Mueller, with Signal 88, requested a street light be placed at the intersection of Longview and W Cemetery Road. Linn County REC will be contacted. A constriction trailer was recently broken into. No one from the library was present as they are also having their board meeting tonight. 'a x v�1 ni E59- (1, rn k III Mike Sankot reported that the fire department has been working on the specs for the new trick. They will C H be finalized with the company by June 1. Two bids were received for the F250 pickup. The first one opened was from Mary Blangy for $600.00C" b co k u r b a at h III and the second one was from Mike Sankot for $500.00. co) d r) Motioned by Beer, seconded by Magers to accept the bid of $600.00 from Mary Blangy, pending staff (046III checking on the scrap value of the trick. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. 3) 1 �( �� Motion carried. �`�l�ww,��. 00 co ��k�D" No bids were received for the street sweeper. Staff was directed to advertise in a municipal publication. One bid, for $9,200.00 from Ace Electric, Inc., was received for the generator. DFU ; 1 iaMotioned by Magers, seconded by Wainwright to accept the bid of$9,200.00 from Ace Electric, Inc. forThepk H a�r sc (Q)M the generator. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried. The fence on the newly purchased park ground was discussed. A bid to replace was reviewed. The City of Fairfax gains no benefit from this fence, it is on City of Fairfax property, and has trees growing through it. The fence is to be removed and not replaced. The adjoining resident is to be informed at least 30 days before the fence is removed. The bridge inspection report was reviewed. Motioned by Otto, seconded by Wainwright to accept the quote from Game Time for an Expression Swing to be placed in the park on Driftwood Lane. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: Tupperware None. Motion carried.. ..x.. Motioned by Magers, seconded by Wainwright to approve the financial reports as submitted. Ayes: Kathy Everett, Independent Consultant Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried. x: Marc Magers asked about the status of the UV project. Completion is required by the fall of 2016. Mayor Rabe opened the public hearing regarding the 2015 Amendment to the Fairfax Urban Renewal Ar- Stop by my booth at the USA Days Street Market on June 27th ea Plan at 7:42 PM. The city clerk's office has not received any oral or written comments. No one present had Lots of Cash 'n' Carry any comments. Mayor Rabe closed the public hearing at 7:43 PM. Motioned by Beer, seconded by Magers to approve RESOLUTION 2015-39, A RESOLUTION TO AP- Phone; (3I9) 310-8121 Email-kath- everett ftahooxcorl PROVE 2015 URBAN RENEWAL PLAN AMENDMENT FOR THE FAIRFAX URBAN RENEWAL Website: v.kathye erett.n l er�vare_cc�un AREA. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion car- ried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-39 duly adopted. t , CITY COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 28, 2015 CITY OF FAIRFAX SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING Fairfax Lions M eeting APRIL 28, 2015 Social Time with refreshments a t 6 :30 PM The special meeting of the Fairfax City Council was held Tuesday, April 28, 2015, at Fairfax City Hall. Mayor Jason Rabe called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Council members present: JoAnn Beer, Meeting begins a t 7 :00 PM Bernie Frieden, Travis Otto, Marc Magers, and Marianne Wainwright. Other city staff present: Cynthia Monday, June 8., 2015 Stimson and Lynn Miller. Motioned by Magers, seconded by Otto to approve the agenda. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Mag- G u a r a n t Y Bank., 3 0 0_8 0th St. Ct.., Fairfax ers, and Wainwright. Nays: None. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe opened the public hearing at 7:02 PM. No one present had any comments. The city Iowa clerk's office did not receive any comments. Mayor Rabe closed the public hearing at 7:03 PM. Motioned Otto, seconded by Magers to approve RESOLUTION 2015-36, A RESOLUTION AP- Everyone i`e1c° 'e PROVING AND AUTHORIZING A LEASE PURCHASE AGREEMENT. Roll call vote: Ayes: For additional information contact: Paul M allie 319-560-3031 Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESO- Email: pautmallie@hotmail.com LUTION 2015-36 duly adopted. Motioned Beer, seconded by Magers to approve RESOLUTION 2015-37, A RESOLUTION SET- TING THE DATE FOR SALE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION CORPORATE PURPOSE BONDS, Like th a Fairfax Lions Club on Fa cg b p p k! SERIES 2015 AND AUTHORIZING THE USE OF A PRELIMINARY OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALE OF THE BONDS. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-37 duly adopted. Motioned Magers, seconded by Beer to approve RESOLUTION 2015-38, A RESOLUTION SET- 2015 STAR BAR TING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING ADOPTING AN UP- GOLF TOURNAMENT DATED FUTURE LAND USE MAP AS PART OF THE FAIRFAX COMPREHENSIVE PLAN �i FOR THE CITY OF FAIRFAX. Roll call vote: Ayes: Beer Frieder Otto Magers, and Wain- ,, �� 2 PERSON BEST SHOT ��Aii�i� wright. Nays: none. Motion carried. Mayor Rabe declared RESOLUTION 2015-38 duly adopted. : 1�� 0 S Tourney Y Discussion was held regarding two park equipment quotes for the park on Driftwood Lane. BAR& GRILL Motioned by Otto, seconded by Frieden to accept the quote from Boland Recreation for equipment /-y��/�►� PIZZA at the park on Driftwood Lane. Ayes: Beer Frieden Otto Magers and Wainwright. Nays: none. Mo- � muuuw�imm"gym �uuui �� &10 tion carried. , FAIRFAX,IOWA The clerk was instructed to contact Game Time about another type of swing wanted for this park ANY 2 TOPPING PIZZA �� "�� • j ( INCLUDE1 and present this information during the next city council meeting. ANY SIZE KIND'�n Discussion was held about city council meeting location after adding another work station in this - 98 Hole 6 dee 112Mdi ad ADD $2 FOR SPECIALTY PIZZA � � O I room. The City Council does not want to meet at a different location. They want to use an electronic con- IdIInc_h t_0 k1lo 4p and final GII� CASH nection for multi-level access and then discuss other building options. Tuesday, May 26 2015 at 7:00 PM was set as the date and time for a special cit council meeting MONDAY& SATURDAY �� •�� y p y g - needed for bonding purposes. NIGHTS Motioned by Magers, seconded by Frieden to adjourn the meeting. Ayes: Beer, Frieden, Otto, AFTER 5PM AIRPORT Magers, and Wainwright. Nays: none. Motion carried. 11,11,11,11'', be li� ��a ye a ' ATiONA Mayor Rabe adjourned the meeting at approximately 7:3 5 PM. °d v.i L PVgLX 6OLFCOUM&PAN" WEEK NIGHT SPECIALS...AFTER 5 PM �IIlllul Ilii IIIIIII Iliii� II SII �II�I III I�II� uul ILII VI lull Iu II�II� Ilius s �II�IIII��IIII lull III ui ilui� I hull �IIIIll�il Ilulll Mayor Jason Rabe VVVVV�VVVV �� VV�� VVVVVV� VVV�� VVVVVV� City Clerk/Treasurer Cynthia Stimson BUY ONE GET BUY ONE GET Disclaimer: The foregoing minutes are not official until approved by the City Council. ,I2 PRICE ONE/ OFF ONE Y2 OFF $2BEEF TACOS VC TENDERLOIN Y2 #BURGER 2 FOR 1 CHICKEN DINNER T BASKETS BASKETS MARGARITAS RONA $8.99 P I ZZ/\�S Or$1.00 Off Single Basket Or$1.00 Off Single Basket $ � ,r� $3 BUD LIGHTGHT LIME are concerned about elevated lead levels in Your home's water,you may wish to have your water tested and flush your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using tap water. Additional information is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline(800-426- 4791). SOURCE WATER ASSESSMENT INFORMATION This water supply obtains its water from the dolomite of the Silurian aquifer. The Silurian aquifer was determined to be susceptible to contamination because the characteristics of the aquifer and overlying materials provide some protection from contaminants from the Call today to see how I make insurance simple land surface. The Silurian wells will be susceptible to surface contaminants such as leaking underground storage tanks, contaminant spills,and excess fertilizer application. A detailed evaluation of your source water was completed by the Iowa Department of Natural and can help you protect what matters most. Resources,and is available from the Water Operator at 319-310-5063. 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HEARING 0 Maximum Contaminant Level Goal(MCLG)--The level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety. The City of Fairfax will be holding a public hearing regarding a re-zoning re- 0 ppb parts per billion. 0 ppm, parts per million. quest for a piece of vacant property adjacent to City Park, that the City of Fairfax 0 pCi/L-picocuries per liter recently purchased as shown in the exhibit below from 9RS-Single Family Resi- 0 N/A-Not applicable dential to CN/Conservation/Public Use during the City Council meeting on Tues- a ND--Not detected RAA-Running Annual Average day, June 9, 2015. The legal description of the property is: LRAA-Locational Running Annual Average Treatment Technique(TT)-A required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water. THE SOUTH 100 FEET OF LOT 7, MURPHY'S FIRST ADDITION TO FAIR- 0 Action Level(AL)-The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded,triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow. FAX, IOWA AND ALL LOT 6, MURPHY'S FIRST ADDITION TO FAIRFAX, 0 Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level Goal (MRDLG)-The level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no IOWA EXCEPT THAT PART OF LOT 6 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN- known or expected risk to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants. NING AT THE NW CORNER OF SAID LOT 6; THENCE S-LY ALONG THE 0 Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level(MRDL)-The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 6, 88.56 FEET; THENCE E-LY ALONG A LINE convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants. PARALLEL TO AND 88.56 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTH LINE OF SAID 0 SGL--Single Sample Result 0 TCR-Total Coliform,Rule LOT 6, 70 FEET; THENCE N-LY ALONG A LINE PARALLEL TO AND 70 FEET EAST OF THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 6, 88.56 FEET TO THE GENERAL INFORMATION NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 6; THENCE W-LY ALONG THE NORTH LINE Drinking water, including bottled water,may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The OF SAID LOT 6, 70 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that water posed a health risk. More information about contaminants or potential health effects can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency's Safe Drinking Water Hotline(800-426- 4791). The meeting is open to the public, is to be held at city hall at 525 Vanderbilt Street, and will begin at 7:00 PM. If you have any questions, please contact the Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy,persons who have undergone organ transplants,people with HIV/AIDS or city clerk's office at 319-846-2204. other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections.These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by Cryptosporidium and other microbial contaminants are available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline(800-426-4791). If present,elevated levels of lead can cause serious health problems,especially for pregnant women and young children. Lead in cxuxcn drinking water is primarily from materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing. FAIRFAX WATER r uv - - — — — — SUPPLY is responsible for providing high quality drinking water,but cannot control the variety of materials used in plumbing 7,711 components. When your water has been sitting for several hours,you can minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using water for drinking or cooking. If you are concerned about lead in your water,you may `lit wish to have your water tested. Information on lead in drinking water,testing methods and steps you can take to minimize exposure is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline or at http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead. CONTAMINANT VIOLATIONS 10 Violation Type Contaminant 45P LEnd Date JE --- -- -- ------ Our water system violated a drinking water standard for Copper. Copper is an essential nutrient but, some peop e who drink water containing copper in excess of the action level over a relatively short amount of time could experience gastrointestinal distress. T Some people who drink water containing copper in excess of the action level over many years could suffer liver or kidney damage. ti Peo le with Wilson's Disease should consult their ersonal doctor. "4 AL(Pb/Cu),90th Percentile Copper_ 06/01/2014 F09/30/2014 ADDITIONAL HEALTH INFORMATION Infants and young children are typically more vulnerable to lead in drinking water than the general population. It is possible that lead lag mum 2 861443!W SIX levels at your home may be higher than at other homes in the community as a result of materials used in your home's plumbing. If you March 10,2015 CCR 2014 FAIRFAX WATER SUPPLY PWSID: 5731032 Page 2 2014 WATER QUALITY REPORT FOR FAIRFAX WATER SUPPLY This report contains important information regarding the water quality in our water system. The source of our water is groundwater. Our water quality testing shows the following results: IN CONTAMINANT MCI,-(MCLG) Compliance Date Violation Source Now== ............. Type Value&(Range) Yes/NoP, 60 (N/A) LRAA 8.00(8-8) 09/30/2014 No Total Haloacetic Acids By-products of drinking water Please )01h us agalh (ppb)[IIAA5] disinfection 7.50(ND- 18) Corrosion of household plumbing this Amer. Lead(ppb) AL=15 (0) 90th I sample(s) 2014 No systems;erosion of natural ol exceeded Al, deposits 0/11110/1, Je 7th — 10th 1.53(0.0480- Corrosion of household plumbing 1.550) systems; Erosion of natural =5 Copper(ppm) Al,=1.3 (1.3) 90th 2014 Yes 1, &75() — a00 P.m. 3 sample(s) deposits;Leaching from wood exceeded At preservatives Hwk RPar-k 950-DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM aidge Chlorine(ppm) MRDL RAA F 3 7(ND-4.4) 03/3 Water additive used to control 0microbes Z �1rese Ool-5th grade 01 -FINISHED WATER SAMPLE TAP,#1 14, Combined Radium 5 (0) SGL 2.96 02/20/2012 No Erosion of natural deposits 001111 Discharge of drilling wastes; is's 40flil I wiviv.stonebrid Barium(ppm) 2 (2) SGL 0.0216 04/19/2011 No Discharge frorn metal refineries; qexhurch Erosion of natural deposits Water additive which promotes 0.39(0.510- strong teeth;Erosion of natural Fluoride(ppm) 4 (4) RAA 03/31/2014 No 0.510) deposits;Discharge from fertilizer and aluminum factories FAIRFAX PARK PAVILIONS Erosion of natural deposits;Added Sodium(ppm) N/A (N/A) SGI, 59.3 04/09/2014 No to water during treatment pr2ces FREE TO USE 02-FINISHED WATER SAMPLE;TAI',42 RESERVE TODAY Gross Alpha,inc 15 (0) SGI, 3.22 02/20/2012 No Erosion ofnatural deposits JIF /y Water additive which promotes located 04,"r, Do you have an event that you would Fluoride(ppm) 4 (4) SGL 0.58 12/01/2014 Na strong teeth;Erosion of natural in T e deposits;Discharge from fertilizer like to use a park, pavilion9 The City of 32260,Southgate,F/1,111, "N"k,"Su't I and aluminum factories ,� 'I t,-, RN A Discharge of drilling wastes; A Fairfax has four pavilions available. h Barium(ppm) 2 (2) SGI, 0.0206 12/13/2010 No Discharge from metal refineries; 1 11114 Erosion of natural deposits Sodium(ppm) N/A (N/A) SGI, 58.5 10/)9/2013 No Erosion of natural deposits;Added Hawks Ridge Park, to water during treatment racers 03-FINISHED WATER SAMPLE TAP,43 Prairie Creek Park 4" Water additive which promotes City 6Park, �,Z Fluoride(ppm) 4 (4) RAA 0.64(ND- 09/30/2014 No strong teeth, Erosion of natural The Complex 1.000) deposits;Discharge from fertilizer and aluminum factories All Discharge of drilling wastes; They are free to use and available to Barium(ppm) 2 (2) SGL 0.354 12/13/2010 No Discharge from metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits reserve by calling the city clerks office Sodium(ppm) N/A (N/ SGL 32.2 10/29/2013 No Erosion of natural deposits Added at: 319-846-2204. Once reserved, we to water dur ng treatment process will place a notice on the pavilion letting Note: Contaminants with dates indicate results from the most recent testing done in accordance with regulations. other park, users know that you have use Leora's Designs(641) 751-9987 of the entire pavilion. Summer is the perfect time fora March 10,2015 CCR 2014 FAIRFAX WATER SUPPLY PWSID: 5731032 Page I new haircut or style! Add color for 20% off when added to your haircut I appointment. SEWER RATE CHANGES PUBLIC HEARING During the budget process the City Council looks at revenues and expenses in detail. The The City of Fairfax will be holding a public hearing regarding a re-zoning re- water, sewer, and garbage systems are to support their expenses with user fees. No property quest for a piece of vacant property at 99 E. Cemetery Road, Fairfax, Iowa, from taxes are used to support these utility systems. AG: Agricultural to 44RS: Single Family Residential during the Planning and While working on the budget for the 15/16 fiscal year, the City Council saw that the City of Zoning Commission's meeting on Tuesday, June 16, 2015. The legal description Fairfax needs to raise the sewer rates. The bonding requirements (for repayment of sewer of the property is: debt) set minimums needed for sewer revenue. So, the sewer debt fee is being raised from $18.00 per month, per user to $20.00 per month, per user. Also, the regular sewer expenses to Lot 2, Arp's Meadows First Addition in the City of Fairfax, Linn County, Iowa keep the system working and to perform continued on-going maintenance, are increasing. So, the regular sewer rate is also being raised. The table below shows the changes: The meeting is open to the public, is to be held at city hall at 525 Vanderbilt Street and will begin at 7:00 PM. If you have any questions, please contact the Current Sewer Rates New Sewer Rates as of July 1, 2015 city clerk's office at 319-846-2204. 0-1,500 gallons $6.90 1-1,500 gallons $8.55 1,501 to 25,000 gallons $4.00/1,000 gal. 1,501 to 25,000 gallons $5.00/1,000 gal. Usage over 25,000 gallons $2.18/1,000 gal. Usage over 25,000 gallons $2.75/1,000 gal. Non-metered usage $26.00 per month Non-metered usage $32.50 Sewer Debt Fee $18.00 per month Sewer Debt Fee $20.00 per month E. `;EME FARY661R,0A1) These increases are for the sewer portion of your bill only. The water rate is not changing at MYN: this time. Here are some examples of before and after sewer bill amounts: '5 21°k Current Sewer Bill Amount As of July 1, 2015 Minimum $24.90 $28.55 Non-metered Usage $44.00 $52.50 � } 2,000 Gallons $26.90 $31.05 f� OPO G D HOUSE � ' "U"� 10 BE � /L 5,000 Gallons $38.90 $46.05 CONSTRUCTED 7"C l7 ` rrAl 1 10,000 Gallons $58.90 $71.05 ry ��;b � d �°w 6A``� �✓ '`ara v Y V G"Y C A 6% I 1 W' R'�"aw,w„ ypIV Cp ✓/@ Xr a.a, laI R" p/p p p&/yns p 'p 6,p/ [ I CM YEAR One goal,One passion,JXIany Servio-ea The 3OLU' 110j\Ffor C 101' yq r p";t resi,denti.al,�l�anixtg,spring Moaning,or setting the stage"for V[ � F I R'S I A l:D I T O N your move,the selling o f your home or just to malfzeyour place shine. The perfect u)ay to de(i u ter,deooraie,dazzle O N E) t � and design,to malReyour V1,:310J4,B wren true.VIL in,onePmL. PIROPOS D 44 Fir;; (319)899-2014 b"s � � EPili I FA I R FA X AMA,,,,,NA STATE SAVINGS BANK /0 � ��, 1�CN1 Get Rollin Guaranty GOLF CLUB & �a. � . Bank Easy auto loan financing is key For your kind of life. MEMBEAFo, WIN DOUGH AND PRIZES WITH with Guaranty Bank. FAI RFAX STATE SAM NGS BAN K AN D Z102.9 You can win part of $10,000 cash being given away this summer! Z102.9 personalities will broadcast LIVE Tuesday, June 23 Noon to 7 p.m. from the Bank at 409 Vanderbilt Street in the heart of downtown Fairfax. The Z Street Team will slap a sticker on your vehicle and instantly give you a chance to win up to $100 cash and cool prizes on the spot. There will be food, beverages and cool Z prizes, g p play and other awesome stuff, including asses to la 18 holes at the Ama- na Colonies Golf Club and Event Center. Please see the 2015 FAIRFAX USA DAYS SCHEDULE insert for more information! � �� Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllluuuuuuu .. � ��I�� // / �1 ''�� i u � EQUAL HOUSING N SII •°� ^ LENDER ®i,y 319,-366-3667 `� Septic System Installation*Septic Site Analysis&Percolation Testing*Sewer&Drain Installation Golf C a1 �,s Just a quick reminder— Water Installation&Replacement*Foundation&Basement Digging*Demolition*Trucking&Hauling i Site Utilities , Backhoe&Bulldozer Services Grading&Trenching Site Clearing if you are planning to operate your golf cart on .`©wned&©perated by Dan Zamastil,Pat Zamastil,and'Charlie Fisher �'- Fairfax city streets, a Fairfax Golf Cart Permit is required. Permits should be renewed annu- ally at the city clerk's office, 525 Vanderbilt St. Call 319-846-2204 for more information. Please remember to fol- low the regulations contained in the Golf Cart Ordinance which ' � ,1 r r� III ,/t i ,r+i/��'��, 'i,�/l�'fi/��ref�i�� „;,,;'I i Gl, �� ,r//,`�'�i� f•,,, i is I can be viewed on the city's website www.cityoffairfax.org. If you ;1, ,, c��/% „i,, G��f i�lt�d��//%//////%� f%!/J!i/1�f+ f1.. ii r,✓ y �� Mf.��. � dont have internet access you may stop by city hall to get a copy ' of the ordinance. Golf carts may NOT be driven on the pedestrian bridge over Prairie Creek. PROPERTY ISSUES There are many types of property issues that the City of Fairfax regulates. Some SWIMMING POOL SAFETY of them are: long grass and weeds,junk vehicles, as well as garbage and discarded items. Do you have a swimming pool in your The City of Fairfax routinely receives complaints about the condition of proper- Ili yard? Are you planning on installing a ties within the city limits. The City of Fairfax will be starting a property reviews process. A list of properties currently not in compliance will be made. Notices will p001� If SO, please be Sure t0 review the be mailed with a deadline for compliance. OEM , following Information. We want to mare To avoid being placed on this list please review your property. This short self sure safety is the first concern when dis _ xxxxxx check list may p g help guide you. xx xxxxxxxxxxxx xx xxxxxxxxxx pools. That wa everycussingswimming - Keepgrasses and weeds on said property mowedsothat grass and weeds are ....................: :: : one can enjoy a cool dip. .1ess than twelve �12) inches inheight. Remove or place inside all dunk. Junk means all old or scrap copper, brass, lead, or any other non-ferrous metal; old or discarded rope, rags, batteries, pa- Here is an overview of some of the regulations and pool issues: per, trash, rubber, debris, waste or used lumber, or salvaged wood; dismantled A pool permit is required to install a swimming pool in Fairfax. A swim- vehicles, machinery and appliances or parts of such vehicles, machinery or ap- pliances; iron, steel or other old or scrap ferrous materials; old or discarded ming pool is defined in the building code as a pool 24 inches or deeper. glass, tinware, plastic or old or discarded household goods or hardware. The city clerk's office has a packet of information to review about pool re- Remove or place inside all hobby vehicles. "Hobby vehicle" means an unli- quirements. censed motor vehicle, including but not limited to dragsters, stock cars, Indy- * Pools deeper than 24 inches need some sort of barrier installed. The top of type racers, midget racers, all-terrain vehicles, dune buggies, go-carts, or com- the barrier is required to be 48 inches from the ground. petition pulling garden or farm tractors. * These regulations apply to all types of pools deeper than 24 inches includ- Remove or place inside all junk vehicles. "Junk vehicle" means any vehicle in in-ground, on the round inflatables hot tubsponds, and other which has any of the following characteristics: g g ter. spas' A. Inoperable. Any vehicle not capable of being driven upon a public road Standing bodies Of water. Under manufacturer's specifications. You should always check with your homeowner's insurance about their re- B. Broken, Loose or Missing Part. Any vehicle with a broken, loose or miss- quirements. ing windshield, window, headlight, taillight, fender, door, bumper, hood, steering wheel or trunk lid. C. Habitat for Nuisance Animals or Insects. Any vehicle which has become If you have a pool that does not Meet these requirements, the habitat for rats, mice, or snakes, or any other vermin or insects. D. Defective or Obsolete Condition. Any other vehicle which, because of its Contact the City Clerks office to immediately bring it defective or obsolete condition, in any other way constitutes a threat to the public health and safety. Lip to Code requirements. E. Unlicensed. Any vehicle that is not currently licensed. Ila " Remove or place inside all solid waste. This includes garbage, u refuse, landscape waste, rubbish, and other similar discarded sol- Non-Compliance not only is a municipal infraction with id or semisolid materials. Ensure that all motor vehicles are parked in the appropriate area possible fines, but is a safety hazard for your family and of your property and on a surface free of grass and weeds and the entire neighborhood. maintained with asphaltic concrete, brick, asphaltic macadam, crushed rock, or similar approved method. Fahr' 00 Fairrax 13istorical Foundation FAIRFAX AMERICAN LEGION PANCAKE BREAKFAST It's donet. June 27 - Serving from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM The cookbook is at the publisher. We are extremely excited to share this community All you can eat pancakes, with eggs, sausage, effort with everyone. The cookbook includes recipes dating back to the early 1900s to today's tasty recipes, great pictures, old maps, old time and current advertisers. fruit, coffee, milk, and juice. We will be offering the Fairfax Historical Cookbook for $15. The book will be available for purchase during USA Days. We will have a table in the market area. Early bird orders Adults $7.00 will also be available that day. If you can't make it USA day contact Children 10 - 5 $3.00 ifairfaxhist rasouthslo e,net to set up a purchase and pick up arrangements. After USA Days the cookbook will be available at the Library for purchase. Money Children 4 and Under are Free raised from cookbook sales will be placed in "History Needs a Home Account". Your purchase and donations are tax deductible. See you June 27th at USA Days. 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Come one come all, Parade your creative float throughout the town! Entrants will be announced from the steps of St. Patrick's FRIDAY,JUNE 26TH- FOOD Church on Church Street. Grand Marshal, Veteran Frank Karal represented by son Mike Karal. Keep your eyes peeled for Abe Lincoln!!! WILD HOGS:fresh cooked food at the Fairfax Street Dance, FAIRFAX LEGIONAIRES EAT FREE 5 PM-MIDNIGHT THE AMERICAN LEGION: pouring ice cold beverages at the Fairfax Street Dance I-9 PM KIDS CARNIVAL: located off of Linn St across from Fairfax Sports Complex. Attractions are free 5-8 PM ST CLAIR & FIDELITAS MASONIC LODGE: serving pulled pork sandwiches; hamburgers and thanks to the City of Fairfax, local merchants and friends of Fairfax! Bounce in the Castle Bounce, slide down the giant Slide, climb the Rock Climbing Wall, swing away on the Giant Swing and ride the rails on the hot dogs at the Fairfax Street Dance alongwith refreshingRoot Beer Floats: PORTION OF THE Trackless Train! PROCEEDS BENEFITS FAIRFAX YOUTH SPORTS ASSOCIATION 5-9 PM FAIRFAX SPORTS COMPLEX CONCESSION STAND: Brats, walking tacos, popcorn, pop I-4 PM KIDS FACE PAINTING, BALLOONS, GAMES!!! Free face painting by Becky Webb, Free Balloon Art by Stephanie, Kids games sponsored by KinderCare Learning Center. All located at the Kid's Carnival. All your concession stand favorites!!! Free music provided by KELLY MOYER Sponsored by Fairfax State Savings Bank. 1-3 PM NINJA TURTLE RACES: Fundraiser brought to you by the Fairfax Rotary Club. Come cheer on your FRIDAY,JUNE 26TH-ACTIVITIES/ENTERTAINMENT favorite turtle for the win!! Located on the sidewalk next to the Sports Complex parking lot on Linn St. SPM-MIDNIGHT FAIRFAX STREET DANCE: Party uptown Fairfax in the American Legion/Masonic Lodge 1-6 PM ADULT KICKBALL: Located at Fairfax Sports Complex 13 years old on up are welcome!! Fun for the whole parking lot. The beat begins with JAKE DINNELLA from 5-8 PM. Following from 8-midnight; family to come together and just "KICK IT". Come play or cheer on your neighbors. Call Korie Moses Fan Favorite 8 SECONDS rocking the town. FREE WILL DONATION TO BENEFIT THE 319-325-0325 to register your team. WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT& FAIRFAX USA DAYS!!! Bands sponsored by 1-2 PM HAY BALE TOSS: Think you are strong? Come and test your strength. Located at St. Patrick's Church Fairfax State Savings Bank. No outside food or drink allowed. Family friendly yard. Sponsored by Eastern Iowa Buildings. environment. KCRG's Joe Winters will broadcast live from USA Days Street DanceM 1:30-2:30 PM BIG WHEEL RACES: located on Vanderbilt Street near Engineered Components. Kevin Costigan and the **Additional Parking provided off Railroad Street, west of Vanderbilt St.: Thank you Dave Yanecek.** Fairfax Fire Department once again organizing these races-21 st year and going STRONG! Children ages 3-5 are 5:30 PM FAIRFAX SPORTS COMPLEX: Come cheer on the Fairfax Girls Softball Team. They will be eligible. Trophies for I st and 2nd place, ribbons and DQ Treats for all entrants! Special thanks to the Fairfax playing Atkins, Norway& Keystone!!! Two games at 5:30 and two games following. Dairy Queen for their support. Event sponsored by Hynek's Lawn Care. 6-8 PM YOUTH KICKBALL TOURNAMENT: 8th Annual Youth Tournament located on soccer fields. 1:30-2:30 PM DANCE PERFORMANCE: located at the Fairfax Sports Complex. Come watch local dance studio EPIC Pick up a registration form at Fairfax Library, Fairfax State Savings Bank or Dairy Queen. Late STEPS perform. entrants not guaranteed to play. Registrations due to Fairfax State Savings Bank by June 22, 2015. 2-4 PM CZECH PLUS BAND CONCERT: Visit St. Patrick's lawn for terrific outdoor music. Local talent Patti 9:15-10-45PM MOVIE IN THE PARK: "Paddington" playing at the Fairfax Sports Complex. Bring your lawn Cejka will be performing live with the Czech Plus Band. Sponsored by Fairfax State Saving Bank. chairs! Great way to relax with the family! Sponsored by Fairfax Parks & Beautification 2 PM ABE LINCOLN: Stop by the Masonic Lodge on Vanderbilt to hear Abraham Lincoln give his address!!! Committee. 2-5 PM BINGO BY THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Cool off`B 4" the fireworks!! Located at the American SATURDAY,JUNE 27TH- FOOD Legion. 7-I IAM AMERICAN LEGION BREAKFAST: Start off a busy day with a filling all American Hero 2:30-4:30PM KIDS SCANVENGER HUNT: Begin and end the hunt at Fairfax State Savings Bank. Children ages 5-12 are Breakfast. Visit the Legion and enjoy pancakes, eggs, sausage and fruit!! welcome. Scout around town for the items on your list, distributed at the starting point. Fairfax DQ treats for 9 AM-9 PM FAIRFAX SPORTS COMPLEX CONCESSION: Enjoy all your ball park favorites!! all entrants! Special thanks to Kay Sta1►man & Carol Volk!! 10 AM-2 PM SNACK TIME & PUPPET SHOW: Enjoy FREE ROOT BEER FLOATS provided by Gloria 4-6PM DIANE SINGLETON BAND: St. Patrick's lawn. Come listen to contemporary family music. Sponsored by Dei Lutheran Church at the Fairfax Library. Puppet shows throughout the day!! FREE WILL Fairfax State Savings Bank. DONATION; PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE FAIRFAX LIBRARY. 5-8 PM AIRWAVES: Playing at the Fairfax Sports Complex. Come and relax to your favorite songs from the 60's, AM-3 PM FIRE FIGHTHER'S PICNIC: Drop by the Fire Station for a picnic fit for a FIREMAN! 70's and 80's. Sponsored by Fairfax State Savings Bank. Hamburgers and hot dogs fresh off the grill. 6-6:30 PM COMMUNITY WORSHIP SERVICE: Located at St Patrick's Church yard. What better way to celebrate AM-5 PM KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LUNCHEON STAND: Find us on Linn Street to quench community and festivities than by coming together in a faithful, peaceful setting. Music accompaniment by the your thirst with our signature fresh squeezed lemonade!!! Also serving our delicious sandwiches to satisfy Diane Singleton Band.. Presided by local ministers. 6-8 PM BAG TOSS TOURNAMENT: Located in the parking lot of the Legion. Contact Jared TeBockhorst at your appetite. 319-846-2100 to register. Sponsored by Farm Bureau Financial Services 12:30-2:30 PM AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY LUNCHEON: Looking for a cool place to eat. Enjoy sloppy 8 PM- CRAZY DELICIOUS: At the Fairfax Sports Complex. A "Crazy" band playing "Delicious" music! 9:30-10:15 joe's, hot dogs, chips, homemade desserts and refreshments at the American Legion. MIDNIGHT break for Fireworks and then back for more "Crazy", "Delicious" music! Sponsored by Fairfax State Savings 4:30 PM-7 PM TENDERLOIN DINNER: Hometown chefs grilling choice pork tenderloins on the lawn by St. Patrick's Church. PROCEEDS BENEFIT FAIRFAX USA DAYS A 501 C3. Bank. PLEASE VISIT OUR LOCAL RESTAURANTS FOR A COOL SIT DOWN MEAL: THE STAR BAR, THE PIT 9:15 PM PUBLIC ADDRESS: at the Fairfax Sports Complex. Hear the Mayor Jason Rabe's address! Brief comments STOP BY RILEY'S, THE DAIRY QUEEN, WILD HOGS AND THE ANGLE INN IN WALFORD. from event coordinators. Colors presented by the Fairfax American Legion. The Star Spangled Banner sung by FYSA participants! SATURDAY JUNE 27TH -ACTIVITIES/ENTERTAINMENT 9:30 PM FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR: Fireworks display will be from the middle of the field, south of Linn Street. Chief Mike Sankot and the Fairfax Fire Department put on the best display in Iowa!! Thank you Fairfax 7-9 AM FAIRFAX USA DAYS 5K RUN: Start the day off with a good run!!! Sponsored by the Fairfax Lion's Firefighters for the fireworks and your continued service to the City of Fairfax and surrounding communities. Club this 5K takes you over the new trail and bridge. Registration details coming soon!!! You truly are our Heroes! *Please note parking available in the Fairfax Sports Complex parking lots and additional 8 AM-2 PM FAIRFAX STREET MARKET: Located on Vanderbilt St between Main St and Railroad St. Shop creative crafts parking provided off Railroad Street; Thanks Again Dave Yanecek! and delicious treats of local vendors. Call 319-846-2300 to showcase your merchandise. Thanks City of Fairfax SUNDAY, JUNE 28TH —1.00 PM Fairfax Men's Baseball vs Walford• Come cheer on your home town team to for waiving all peddler's fees! Vendor booth fees donated to Fairfax USA Days a 501 c3. !!!!! 9-11 AM YOUTH KICKBALL TOURNAMENT: located at the Fairfax Sports Complex;8th Annual Youth Kickball victory..... Please email: Tam iOTheBankHere.com, PatrickOTheBankHere.com or PoIIyaTheBankHere.com Tournament. Who's taking home the title this year??? Sponsored by Hynelc's Lawncare or call 319-846-2300 with concerns/questions. Special thanks to Fairfax State Savings Bank for incurring all costs associated with this mailing. AM STAGING FOR THE PARADE: Commence parade staging south of Crandic Railroad on Lefebure Road. NOTE: The Final schedule will be published in the June 24th Penny Saver and mailed to area residents. It will also be available at Fairfax City Hall or Fairfax State Savings Bank on or about June 15th.Visit: TheBankHere.com or cityoffairfax.org_for more information.