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Cards of Thanks LEGAL NOTICES JUST SAY NO! 515-847-2592 Ackley World Journal MAGIC LESSONS FOR ADULTS 18+ by Bill Smith. Entertain your family, friends, clients etc... 641-858-6377, [email protected]. NEED WINTER STORAGE? Lawn mowers, motorcycles, sports equipment. Private storage available. $25/month. Meadow Hills Golf Course 641-648-4421. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Refrigerator and stove, close to town. No pets. No smoking. References and deposit required, 641-648- 4774. 2 BED, 1 BATH PROPERTIES 1 Year lease. No pets/no smoking. England Rentals 641-648-2003 or visit englandrentalsiniowa.com to Apply. SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM LOWER LEVEL APARTMENT With private entrance. All new flooring and updated appliances. Call 648-5464 today for a showing. HUBBARD MAPLE STREET APARTMENTS 1 & 2 bedroom apartments in Hubbard. Water, sewer, and garbage furnished. On- site laundry. (641)373-1413 or (641)648-5025. TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT Downtown Iowa Falls. No pets. No smoking. Utilities not included. Call Roger Nissly at 641-648-4285. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT All utilities included. $395/month. No pets. Call 641-373-1413 or 641-648- 5025. OFFICE/RETAIL SPACE DOWNTOWN IOWA FALLS 220 Stevens St. Approx. 20’x60’ plus storage. 641- 648-4339. PRECISION MANURE APPLICATION Looking for part-time and full-time help for this coming fall. Needing tank drivers and Class A-CDL drivers. Please contact Adam Jackson Call 515-321-8021 BOOKKEEPER/ RECEPTIONIST Experienced in Quickbooks. Possible Full or Part-time Send resume to: Box 5000 c/o Times Citizen, PO Box 640, Iowa Falls, IA 50126. Wyatt Hamilton Wyatt Hamilton Southern Oaks Southern Oaks Tree & Crane Service Tree & Crane Service (641) 648-4520 (641) 648-4520 “Serving the Iowa Falls area for 26 years” IOWA FALLS ELKS LODGE: On Nov., 12, Iowa Falls ELKS Lodge #1674 held its annual Veterans Program and Meal. The Elks had the privilege to serve over 100 Veterans and their spous- es. This is truly an honor and just a small token of our Veterans’ sacrifices and service. The Elks proudly declare: "So long as there are Veterans, the Benevo- lent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget them." The ELKS would like to thank; first the Veterans, and the committee and do- nors who helped make the program and meal a suc- cess. The ELKS Veterans Committee would like to thank the following persons and businesses for their donations to help honor our Veterans: Steve Howard and Dale Howard, Inc., Mark Noll and Green Belt Bank & Trust, Jim Hoover and Fareway, Shawn and Mari Beth Toomsen, Ackley Publishing Company, and members of Iowa Falls ELKS Lodge #1674 who do- nated their time. Respectfully, Iowa Falls ELKS Lodge #1674 Veterans Committee THOMAS: The Virgil Thomas Sr. fami- ly would like to thank our friends and family for the outpouring of love shown to us during Virgil’s short ill- ness and death. A special thank you to: Hansen Fami- ly Hospital and Staff, Mercy Cancer Center-Mason City, Mercy Medical Center-4E- Mason City, North Iowa Hospice, Alden First Responders, AMR Ambu- lance Crew, Surls Funeral Home, Reverend Bob and the UCC Church ladies, and a heartfelt thank you to Dr. VanGorp for all the years of care and compas- sion. Marlys Thomas and children Alden City Council Minutes Regular Meeting November 19th, 2018 Mayor Fiscus called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM with all council members present. Also present at the meeting was Justin Ites of the Times Citizen, Deputy Sheriff J.D. Holmes, Frank Cearley, Kurt Thielen of Staley Realty, Julie Win- ter of Region Six Planning Commis- sion, Andy Jass, Eric Eugenio and Lorrie Watts. Consent Agenda: Hoversten moved to approve, Hartema seconded the motion and all present voted aye. Public Hearing: Mayor Fiscus opened the public hearing @ 6:01 PM, calling for questions regarding the vacating of two 20’ strips of property in Block Two, Lot 11 (Jeff Tripp) and Lot 14 & 50’W of Lot 7, (Caren Green) Raymond Peabody Hawes Central Addition in Alden. There were no questions present- ed, Mayor Fiscus closed the public hearing at 6:02 PM. Resolution 2018-9: Approving the Quit Claim Deed between the City of Alden and Jeff Tripp for a Twenty (20) foot piece of property lying at the northeast corner & adjacent to Lot Eleven (11), Block Two (2) of the Raymond Peabody Hawes Central Addition to Alden, Hardin County, Iowa. Hoversten motioned to ap- prove the resolution, Hartema seconded the motion and all pres- ent approved. Resolution 2018-10 Approving the Quit Claim Deed between the City of Alden and Caren Green for a Twenty (20) foot piece of property lying north and adjacent to lot Four- teen (14) and south & adjacent to the W 50’Feet of Lot Seven (7), Block Two (2) of the Raymond Pea- body Hawes Central Addition to Al- den, Hardin County, Iowa. Harding moved to approve the Resolution, Hoversten seconded the motion and all present voted aye. Home Rule Proclamation: The City of Alden supports Home Rule and the powers, effectiveness and re- sponsiveness it provides to make local decisions that best reflect the residents of our community. The citizens of Iowa approved and adopted Home Rule in the Constitu- tion of Iowa on November 5th, 1968. Home Rule is vital to the health and prosperity of our com- munity. The City Council of Alden would like to recognize the 50th an- niversary of Municipal Home Rule. Hartema moved to officially recog- nize this proclamation, Hunt seconded the recognition and all council members approved this rule. Resolution 2018-11: Approving the Urban Renewal Report of 2017/18: Hunt motioned to approve, Hartema seconded the motion and all pres- ent voted aye. Resolution 2018-12 Approval and Adoption of the 2017/18 Annual Fi- nancial Report for the City of Alden: Hunt moved to approve, Oliver seconded the motion and all pres- ent voted aye. Resolution 2018-13 Approving HCCEF Grant application for ($7000.00) for the Alden Fire De- partment Bunker Gear Safety Im- provement Initiative, Hoversten moved to approve the application, Hunt seconded the motion and all present voted aye. Resolution 2018-14: Approving the Transfer of Fund into Savings: Hoversten moved to approve, Oliver seconded the motion and all pres- ent voted aye. Shamrock Spirits Liquor License Renewal Approval: Oliver motioned to approved the renewal, Hunt seconded the motion and all pres- ent voted aye. Ordinance Amendment 65.02 (17) Mill Street. Vehicles traveling west on Mill Street shall stop at Nic- olas Street (22) Pearl Street. Vehicles traveling east on Pearl Street shall stop at Locust Street; (23) Pearl Street. Vehicles traveling west on Pearl Street shall stop at Locust Street Hoversten moved to approve, Hunt seconded the motion and all pres- ent voted aye. Mayor Fiscus called for motion to waive the seconded reading and put the Ordinance Amendment on its third and final reading: Hoversten moved, Harding seconded the motion and all pres- ent voted aye. Mayor Fiscus called for a motion to put the Amendment to Ordinance 65.02 (17), (22), (23) on its third and final reading: Hunt moved to approve and Hoversten seconded the motion, all present voted aye. Discussion was held in reference to removing the stop sign on Water Street for vehicles traveling east on Water Street stopping at Nicolas Street, changing the to Vehicles traveling East & West on Water Street shall stop at Center Street. The City Clerk was directed to put that on the agenda for the Decem- ber 17th, council meeting. Ordinance Amendment 69.08 No Parking Zone on Washington Street: Section 69.08 No parking on Wash- ington Street, on both sides, from Main Street north to Hardin Street. Hoversten moved to approve the first reading of the amendment, Harding seconded the motion and all present voted aye. Mayor Fiscus called for a motion to waive the second reading of the amendment and put it on its third and final read- ing. Hunt moved to approve the waiver of the second reading, Oliv- er seconded the motion and all present voted aye. Mayor Fiscus called for the motion to put the amendment on it’s third and final reading for passage, Hoversten moved to approve, Hunt seconded the motion and all present voted aye. Veenstra & Kimm Engineering In- voice #35825 $ 3201.62, for the Pressure Testing and extension of water to Martin Marietta Aggregates set for reimbursement by Martin Marietta: Hoversten moved to ap- prove, Hunt seconded the motion and all present voted aye. Julie Winter of Region Six Planning Commission was present to go over the City’s Comprehensive Plan for changing and updating the planning and zoning Ordinances. This com- prehensive plan prepares the City for growth, future land use recom- mendations, commercial and indus- trial development and possible housing development. This plan will update all zoning maps to cur- rent standards. In depth discussion was held on building standards, size and required setbacks, In- Home businesses, signage sizes and standards, aesthetic require- ments and timeline for passage and administrative permitting and en- forcement of new standards. De- cember the meeting will encompass sheds, living quarter requirements and variance administration. Public Input: Harding reminded ev- eryone that the Alden Days Fund- raiser would be January 19th, 2019. She asked Eric Eugenio is the issueswith the pioneer pumps pur- chased through Iowa Pump Works had been resolved. Eugenio re- ported that Pioneer Pumps had an engineer in town the week of No- vember 12th, to assess the issues. Alden is not the only community with issues at this time. Harding al- so asked about the Historic Hwy 20 Signage that that the City approved two years ago. Watts stated she would look into that issue. Mayor Fiscus called for a motion to ad- journ, Hunt motioned to adjourn, Oliver seconded the motion and all present voted aye. The meeting ad- journed @ 8:27 PM. Signed: Jeff Fiscus, Mayor ATTEST; Lorrie Watts, City Clerk Published in the Times Citizen of November 24, 2018. PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Iowa Falls Board of Adjustment will meet in special session on December 3, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. in the City Man- ager’s Office, 315 Stevens Street, Iowa Falls, Iowa. The following will be discussed: 1. Approval of a special exception as requested by Candace Obrecht for property located at 518 Fremont Street, Iowa Falls, to allow home occupancy (antique sales) RM- Residential Multi-Family zoning dis- trict in accordance to City Code section 165.28.4. All interested parties are asked to attend. Published in the Times Citizen of November 24, 2018. 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