Waterloo public meetings in 2022

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council meeting includes decisions on equipment purchases and infrastructure projects. The agenda features a $944,361.00 purchase for a Komptech Crambo 6000 and engineering contracts for a whitewater course. Additionally, the council will review commercial development agreements and traffic system plans.

• Purchase of Komptech Crambo 6000 for $944,361.00
• Engineering agreement for Cedar River whitewater course ($580,380.00)
• Development agreement near 2843 Geraldine Road
• Logan Avenue (US 63) traffic adaptive system plans
• Wastewater Treatment Plant Biosolids Modification Project change order

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will consider several resolutions, including equipment purchases and construction project completions. Public hearings are scheduled regarding rezoning requests for a restaurant on E Shaulis Road and a storage yard near Dearborn Avenue. A UNI student presentation on local environmental and health vulnerabilities is also scheduled.

• Rezoning 3.46 acres at 2600 E Shaulis Road for a new restaurant
• Purchase of a used 2021 John Deere excavator for $177,960.00
• Acceptance of completed work by Peterson Contractors totaling $8,952,941.17
• Rezoning 0.14 acres near 722 Dearborn Avenue for a storage yard
• Tax exemptions for new twin homes at 101 and 103 Aidin Way

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council met to approve several routine resolutions and discuss upcoming public hearings. Key items included the swearing-in of the new Police Chief and approvals for various infrastructure projects. The council also set dates for upcoming rezoning public hearings.

• Swearing in Joe Leibold as Police Chief
• Awarding $3,637,320.00 contract for Sanitary Sewer Gatewell Repairs Phase II
• Approving completion of airport construction work totaling $4,454,995.77
• Setting public hearing for rezoning 3.46 acres at 2600 E. Shaulis Road to commercial
• $42,845.00 purchase of a Ray-Tech infrared lane heater

City Council Regular Session

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City Council Regular Session

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City Council Regular Session

The City Council is reviewing several items including airport improvement grants, sewer revenue loan notes, and urban renewal plan amendments. The meeting also includes approvals for various construction contracts, land agreements, and liquor license renewals.

• Acceptance of $124,145.00 Iowa DOT grant for Waterloo Regional Airport Hangar No. 4 improvements
• Issuance of up to $1,068,000 in Sewer Revenue Capital Loan Notes, Series 2022D
• Award of $130,384.00 contract to Peterson Contractors, Inc. for Gates Park Pool demolition
• Approval of $157,368.00 contract to Modern Builders, Inc. for Hangar No. 4 improvements
• Amendment to the Downtown Waterloo Riverfront Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Plan

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council is reviewing several grant applications for city infrastructure, including a $15 million broadband initiative. The council is also considering rezoning approximately 5.0 acres near Commercial Street to light industrial use. Other agenda items include professional service agreements and liquor license renewals.

• $15,000,000 NTIA Middle Mile Grant application for citywide broadband
• Rezoning of 5.0 acres east of 2135 Commercial Street to M-1 Light Industrial District
• $910,000 and $1,100,000 grant applications for Traffic Adaptive Signal Control Systems
• $249,300 agreement with AECOM Technical Services for airport parking lot canopy project

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council is reviewing several items, including a $118,682.00 proposal for Expo Plaza Tower repairs and tax exemptions for new homes. The agenda also includes noise ordinance variances for local events and a rezoning request for 5.0 acres on Commercial Street.

• $118,682.00 proposal for Expo Plaza Tower Repairs
• Rezoning 5.0 acres east of 2135 Commercial Street to Light Industrial
• Tax exemptions for new homes at 4184 Logan Avenue and 106 Goldcrest Court
• $26,246.65 emergency purchase for tank monitor software
• Installation of a 25 MPH speed hump on Milwaukee Avenue

City Council Regular Session

The City Council is reviewing several land use requests, including site plan amendments and property sales for industrial construction. The meeting also includes decisions on wastewater plant rehabilitation, fire gear replacement, and various municipal contracts.

• Awarding $538,800 contract to Clean Infusion, LLC for wastewater plant rehabilitation
• Sale of city property at Warp Drive and Leversee Road to Camenzind Masonry, LLC for $1.00
• Approving $113,800 proposal from D & G Metal Works, Inc. for 4th Street Bridge and Dam lighting
• Approving $85,000 purchase agreement with SofSurfaces, Inc. for Lafayette Park playground resurfacing
• Awarding fire turnout gear contract to Sandry Fire Supply at rates between $2,576.06 and $2,799.96 per set

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will vote on a consent agenda with numerous resolutions, including approving grant applications for traffic safety improvements, a $1 million foundation grant for park upgrades, and designating $4.5 million in matching funds for the Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project. They will also hold public hearings on selling city property, a zoning change for new homes, and a bridge replacement contract.

• Resolution designating $4.5 million in City Matching Funds for Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project
• Grant applications: $500,000 for roundabout at E. Shaulis Rd & Hammond Ave; $251,000 for signal at Mullan Ave & Sycamore St
• Award bid to K & W Electric for $749,772.30 for 4th Street Bridge and Dam Lighting
• Public hearing: sale of city property for $850 to LuAnn Stoakes near 120 Smith St
• Public hearing: Hawkeye Community College site plan for 5 single-family homes at Williston Field

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will vote on a consent agenda with routine items, hold public hearings on several construction and demolition projects, and consider a rezoning request. Key actions include approving noise variances for community events, awarding contracts for custodial services, pipelining, and demolition, and setting public hearings for future development projects.

• Rezone 2.58 acres at 722 Dearborn Ave from C-1 to C-1, C-Z for a 24,000 sq ft warehouse and truck maintenance facility
• Award $9,726/month custodial contract for Airline Passenger Terminal to Service Management Systems
• Approve $299,575 purchase of Peterbilt garbage truck from Elliott Equipment
• Approve $120,642.23 purchase of BriefCam for Smart City project
• Set public hearing for Risk Trust LLC land lease in South Waterloo Business Park at $1,000/month

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will vote on a site plan amendment for a 180-unit affordable housing development northwest of 4039 Homer Street. The council also plans to approve a $1 million grant for the Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project and several noise ordinance variances for summer festivals. A public hearing for the city's seal coating program was cancelled because no bids were received.

• Site plan amendment for 180-unit affordable housing northwest of 4039 Homer Street
• $1 million McElroy Trust Grant Agreement for Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project
• Tax exemptions for new construction at 1435 Partridge Lane and 1530 Partridge Lane
• Warehouse tax exemption for 1325 David Street valued at $1,100,000.00
• $114,905.70 roof replacement for the Public Works Facility

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will vote on a consent agenda with 30 items, including grants, contracts, tax exemptions, and numerous tax increment financing (TIF) fund transfers. Key items include accepting a $2.2 million airport grant, submitting a $1 million parks grant application, and approving a $3 million Rath TIF property acquisition. The meeting also includes public comment rules and approval of prior minutes.

• Accept $2,197,573 Iowa DOT Commercial Airport Infrastructure Fund grant for Airline Terminal Parking Canopy Structure
• Approve $1 million Enhance Iowa Community Attraction and Tourism grant application for Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project
• Approve $179,000 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant for Tri-County Drug Task Force
• Set public hearing for 180-unit affordable housing development northwest of 4039 Homer Street
• Approve $3,000,000 Rath Urban Renewal District property acquisition

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will vote on a consent agenda including grant applications, property sales, and public hearing dates, followed by several public hearings and resolutions. Key items include approving grant applications for park projects, setting hearings for zoning changes and property conveyances, and awarding construction contracts.

• Grant applications totaling $2M for Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project
• Sale of city property west of 3180 West Airline Highway to Airline Storage, LLC for $1.00 with tax rebates
• Sale of city property west of 420 Harwood Avenue to Big Hand Pepper, LLC for $1.00 for 32 single-family homes
• Purchase of eight 2022 Chevrolet Tahoes for $40,382 each from Karl Auto Group
• Public hearings set for June 20 on zoning ordinance updates and vacation of Court Avenue

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a budget amendment, a rezoning request, and the sale of city property. They will also consider resolutions on sewer rate increases, a school resource officer agreement, and several other items.

• Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 3.68 acres at 4528 Kimball Avenue from A-1 to R-1, C-Z for a contractor business
• Sale of city property west of 3180 West Airline Highway to RNK Investments, LLC for $1.00 with 50% tax rebates for 5 years and a $822,000 development agreement
• Ordinance to increase sewer rates (Chapter 3, Title 8-3A-2)
• Resolution approving two-year School Resource Officer agreement with Waterloo Community School District: $308,053 for FY2023 and $323,455 for FY2024
• Resolution approving purchase of a Tool Cat Drive Unit with Vacuum Sweeper for $114,950.89 and a 2022 Case 580SN WT Backhoe for $117,065.34

City Council Regular Session

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• Multiple references to Iowa DOT local systems publications
• Links to Iowa auditor website
• Various unspecified agenda items (CO #11, dated 4/18/22)

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will hold public hearings and vote on several financial items, including issuing up to $11.6 million in general obligation bonds for essential corporate purposes, approving three taxable sewer revenue capital loan notes totaling over $13.3 million, and awarding contracts for mowing and lot maintenance. The agenda also includes a consent agenda with numerous routine items such as noise ordinance variances, travel requests, liquor licenses, and appointments. A public hearing on the FY2023 One-Year Action Plan for CDBG and HOME funds has been cancelled and rescheduled for June 6, 2022.

• Public hearing and resolution to issue up to $11,600,000 in General Obligation Bonds (ECP-1)
• Public hearings and resolutions for three additional bond issuances: $700,000 (GCP-2), $700,000 (GCP-3), $800,000 (ECP-UR-4)
• Resolutions approving Taxable Sewer Revenue Capital Loan Notes: $8,105,000 (Series 2022A), $4,202,000 (Series 2022B), $1,036,000 (Series 2022C)
• Award of mowing contract to Wilson Custom Tree for FY2022 Wastewater Treatment Plant and Lift Stations (options up to $33,145)
• Award of 2022-2023 Residential Lots/Miscellaneous Areas Mowing contract to B& B Lawn Care ($12.99 per lot, $57.00 per hour)

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will hold public hearings and vote on selling city-owned land north of 501 Lakeside Street for $1 to Union Development Holdings, LLC, which plans to build at least 150 multi-family units. The council will also consider a development agreement and tax exemptions for the project, along with several other resolutions, including bond issuances and tax exemptions for new homes.

• Sale of city property north of 501 Lakeside Street for $1 to Union Development Holdings, LLC, with a development agreement for at least 150 multi-family units and tax exemptions on an estimated $10,000,000 assessed value.
• Public hearing and resolution for issuance of up to $14,200,000 Taxable Sewer Revenue Capital Loan Notes, Series 2022.
• Resolutions setting public hearings for bond issuances: up to $11,600,000 (ECP-1), $700,000 (GCP-2), $700,000 (GCP-3), and $800,000 (ECP-UR-4).
• Tax exemptions for new homes in the City Limits Urban Revitalization Area, including properties at 3336 Lincolnshire Road ($195,268), 1355 Campbell Avenue ($358,000), and 125 Kestrel Circle ($477,402).
• Tobacco violation settlement agreements with civil penalties of $300 each for Kwik Stop 4, Prime Mart 3, Lanes Corner Store, and Casey's General Store No. 2879.

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will vote on a consent agenda covering bills, contracts, and licenses, and hold public hearings on a zoning amendment for a truck maintenance building, the sale of city property at 235 Newell Street, and the FY 2022 Street Reconstruction Program. They will also consider resolutions on downtown mobility zones, professional service agreements, and a native planting regulation.

• Award $4,550,657.07 street reconstruction bid to Aspro, Inc.
• Public hearing on site plan for 9,280 sq ft maintenance building at 2550 GT Drive
• Sale of city property at 235 Newell Street to John Bosco for $175,000
• Set hearings for $14.2M sewer revenue loan notes and sale of land for 150-unit development north of 501 Lakeside Street
• Approve change orders totaling $121,565 across multiple projects

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will hold public hearings and vote on the FY2023 budget and a maximum property tax levy of $39,094,486, a 9.43% increase. They will also consider several contracts and development agreements, including a $1.69 million contract for the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center Plaza renovation and a development agreement with Hydrite Chemical Co. for a new office building with tax rebates.

• Public hearing and resolution for FY2023 maximum property tax levy of $39,094,486 (9.43% increase)
• Resolution approving $1,692,500 contract to Vieth Construction for Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center Plaza Renovation
• Resolution approving Development Agreement with Hydrite Chemical Co. for 13,200 sq ft office building, adding $1,562,700 to assessed value, with 6-year 50% tax rebates
• Public hearing for sale of city property at 235 Newell Street to John Bosco for $175,000
• Resolution approving $189,500 engineering services agreement with AECOM for Sunnyside Creek Improvements Wet Detention Pond and Channel Stabilization Project

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will hold a regular session to vote on a consent agenda including grants, tax exemptions, and public hearings. Key items include approving a $46,305 federal justice grant, a $949,210 grant application for the Veterans Way project, and setting a public hearing for $3.5 million in urban renewal bonds. The council will also hold public hearings on landmark designation, property sales, a 32-home development, and demolition contracts.

• Resolution approving FY 2021 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant of $46,305 for joint law enforcement effort
• Resolution of support for Veterans Way Project and Otto Schoitz Foundation Grant Application of $949,210
• Public hearing to set date for $3,500,000 General Obligation Urban Renewal Bonds (ECP-UR-1)
• Public hearing for sale of city property at 235 Newell Street to James Khupho for $175,000
• Public hearing for 32 single-family homes at former Edison School site (west of 420 Harwood Avenue)

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will hold a regular session on February 7, 2022, to consider a consent agenda with numerous resolutions and motions. Key items include awarding airport concession bids, approving project completions and change orders, setting public hearings for February 21, and approving multiple urban revitalization tax exemptions for new construction. The agenda is largely routine, with no major policy debates listed.

• Award hay concession to Brad Feckers at $52.50 per bale and farm concession to Ben Gosse at $330/acre for 1,257.04 acres at Waterloo Regional Airport
• Approve completion of Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center penthouse chiller project by Cardinal Construction at $1,140,346.67
• Set public hearing for sale of city property at 235 Newell Street to James Kupho for $175,000
• Set public hearing for Panther Builders' site plan for 32 single-family homes west of 420 Harwood Avenue (former Edison School site)
• Approve tax exemptions for new construction, including multiple Robson Homes duplex units at $130,000 each on Mourning Dove Drive and Grindstone Circle

City Council Regular Session

The Waterloo City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a $1.28 million bid for Cedar River Marina enhancements, several construction contracts and change orders, and a land sale. They will also consider resolutions on a development agreement amendment, collective bargaining agreements, and a $10,000 incentive payment to Grow Cedar Valley. A public hearing on a site plan amendment for Gray Transportation was cancelled and will be rescheduled.

• Award bid to Lodge Construction for $1,281,571.05 for FY2021 Cedar River Marina and Recreational Enhancements
• Resolution to sell city-owned lot to Lola Montgomery for $549.12 plus closing costs
• Resolution approving Amendment No. 6 to All-In Grocers development agreement, raising minimum assessed value to $4.0 million
• Resolution approving two-year collective bargaining agreements with multiple unions including AFSCME and Teamsters
• Resolution approving $10,000 incentive payment to Grow Cedar Valley for FY2022 economic development

City Council Regular Session

The council is reviewing several items including tax exemptions for new residential construction and street renaming requests. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding a site plan amendment for three commercial buildings on Martin Road. Additionally, the council will address various infrastructure easements and board appointments.

• $400,000 grant from Black Hawk Gaming for the Cedar River Lighting Project
• Site plan amendment for 3 Stooges, LLC to construct three commercial buildings on Martin Road
• Tax exemptions for new homes at 1443 Audubon Drive and 1620 Blue Wing Drive
• $11,178 acquisition contract for Hammond Avenue Sink Creek Bridge Construction Project
• Renaming Hess Road to La Porte Road between Shaulis Road and Grimm Street