Minutes-8/14/2002

its final passage and adopted. Motion Gericke, second Bartels to move same. Ayes: Gericke, Dils, Shaffer, Bartels, Nays: None. Absent: Walls. Four members of the council being present and having voted :aye: Mayor Glen r. Potter declared the motion carried and the ordinance was passed and adopted. Whereupon the mayor declared that Ordinance No. 2002-256, entitled “An ordinance replacing the Flood Plain Management Ordinance replacing the Flood Plan Management Ordinance of the Municipal Cod of Tiffin, Iowa, and amending city ordinance #185 and #252 be adopted and signified his approval of same by fixing his signature thereto. Passed by the council on the 14th day of August, 2002 and approved by the mayor on the 14th day of August, 2002. Adopted and passed by the City Council of the City of Tiffin this 14th day of August, 2002. Motion Dils, second Bartels to approve a beer permit renewal to Bill DeBrower of Tiffin General Store. Ayes: Shaffer, Gericke, Dils and Bartels. Absent: Walls. Motion carried. Engineer Hart reported that agreement between Clear Creek Mobile Home Park and IDOT has been reach in the sewer project. Attorney Greenleaf expressed concern for the situation with easement wit Mead family. Greenleaf direct to send information and concern to IDOT to avoid future problems with this easement agreement. Hart reported that flood plain permits and elevation have been approved for the water well project, his firm is now working on a 90-day impact study. Mayor Potter reported that he had not agreed to a county proposed study of water sources in Johnson County what would cost approximately $723 for Tiffin participation. The costs prohibitive for Tiffin when we know that we need water source. Tiffin will use the same money to continue water well source work for the community. Greenleaf reported question on fowl the city. Mayor Potter reported that grant work completed by Dils has ranked 5th of 18 for trail way work with the Transportation Enhancement Program allowing $25,000 grant to the city. Clerk Reihman noted billing to City of Tiffin and notation of letter from Attorney Greenleaf regarding Johnston suit for street near 230 Main. No letter of information came to the clerk in this regard. Greenleaf reported that Mr. Johnston has decided to continue the suit at least for the time being n until a building permit has been issued for 230 Main Street. Reihman asked if this continuance might jeopardize the granted variance. The granted variance is contingent on Joe Johnston and his wife Amanda Potterfield releasing all question and claim of city street along the north boundary of 230 Main Street. The variance allows for R2 (duplex) zoning at 230 Main, but would not be effective until filed suit has been dropped and street is released to city.