Click on the following link to view News Release for City of Lawler:
January 2017 City Council Meeting Minutes
The Lawler City Council met in regular session on January 3, 2017 at 7:00 PM.
Mayor Mueterthies presided.
Council members present: Izer, Scheidel, Zubrod, Throndson and King.
Others present: Jay Uhlenhake, Eric Fibikar, Stephanie Gillen, Cathy Humpal, Janis Slater, Keith, Cathy, Kylie and Torie Rosonke
Moved by Izer, seconded by Throndson to approve the Agenda. All Ayes.
Moved by King, seconded by Scheidel to approve the minutes of the previous meeting and to approve the bills presented to be paid. All Ayes.
| Hawkeye REC | Service | $18,642.73 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | sales tax December | $1,362.06 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | IA Withholding | $992.00 |
| United States Treasury | FICA, with | $1,587.08 |
| IPERS | December | $1,439.34 |
| Salaries | Salaries | $11,573.06 |
| Jendro Sanitation | garbage December | $2,150.04 |
| New Hampton Tribune | $159.96 | |
| Windstream | December | $101.05 |
| Black Hills Energy | natural gas | $168.31 |
| United Parcel Service | shipping | $69.04 |
| Aramark | rental | $76.00 |
| Napa of New Hampton | pickup | $105.96 |
| Schueth Ace | misc | $96.85 |
| Test America | water & wastewater testing | $148.70 |
| CASH | misc | $201.48 |
| Data Technologies | license and support fee | $0.00 |
| Paul Niemann Construction | sewer | $1,247.87 |
| Olsgard Auto Sales, LLC | Street- snow removal | $342.54 |
| Wellmark | Jay Uhlenhake Insurance | $2,333.55 |
| Bodensteiner Implement Company | $34.52 | |
| Lawler Fire Department | Allocation | $2,756.13 |
| Lawler Fire Department | Truck Allocation | $5,900.00 |
| Hole in the Wall | Sue’s reception | $47.48 |
| Teeter Speciality Co | supplies | $68.12 |
| HAWKINS | $233.31 | |
| Drillings All Season’s Sports | $27.84 | |
| United States Postal Service | Stamps | $149.00 |
| Total | $52,014.02 | |
| Library Bills | ||
| IPERS | DECEMBER | $192.92 |
| Cathy Humpal | wages | $1,296.48 |
| Cathy Humpal | Insurance reimbursement | $750.00 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | IA withholding | $40.00 |
| INGRAM | books | |
| The Family Handyman | subscription | |
| The Courier | subscription | |
| Midwest Tape | dvd’s | |
| Windstream | November | |
| Redbook | subscription | |
| Pentworthy | supplies | |
| Lawler Library Petty Cash | postage and supplies | |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | withholding | |
| Cathy Humpal | Mileage | |
| Library Total | $2,279.40 |
Janis Slater with Dennis Donovan, CPA, PC. Discussed the “Agreed upon Procedures” she recently performed for the City of Lawler. She reviewed the recommendations they have made to assist with City of Lawler internal control procedures.
New Municipality Accounting Software was discussed. Suzette had quotes from two companies. Janis Slater recommended Summit Software. She also agreed to help with getting the new software implemented for the city. She would be paid hourly and will draw a contract to sign for her professional help.
It was moved by King to purchase Summit Software without License of accounts payable, Bank Rec, General Ledger and Payroll for Library as Company 2 for $6,150 – allowing for Extra software not to exceed $11,000 to implement software and training.
Izer seconded it. All Ayes.
Izer left meeting at 7:45pm.
Eric Fibikar was here to discuss purchase of Tanker from Lawler Fire Department. It was agreed with Eric Fibikar and the council that the payment would be on the City’s budget starting in July of 2017.
Zubrod made motion to purchase tanker for $4500 if Fire Department Trustee agreed. Throndson seconded. All Ayes.
Mark spoke with Mike Leonard regarding liability of children playing on the snow pile on his property and was questioning if he was released of any liability. Mark spoke with City Attorney and he said to put up signs “Play at your own risk”
Move by King to have city attorney write up agreement regarding liability. Jay will put up signs. Zubrod seconded. All Ayes.
Scheidel made motion to amend the budget for accounting software with a Public Hearing February 6, 2017 at 7:15pm. Throndson seconded.
Discussion of Budget for FYJuly17-June18. Upcoming projects to include in budget include painting water tower, lagoon. Jay will find bids for new lawn mower and estimates for new truck.
Will discuss need for part time help.
Delinquent accounts were discussed.
Appointments January 2017
Mayor pro-tem Dale King
Bank Bank Iowa
City Attorney Richard Zahasky
City Clerk Suzette Byrne
Toxic Cleanup Jeremy Scheidel
Street Committee Jeremy Scheidel, John Izer, Jay Uhlenhake
Utilities Committee Deb Zubrod, Dale King, Jay Uhlenhake
Fire Dept. Rep. John Izer & Dale King
Tree Committee Dale King, Deb Throndson, Jay Uhlenhake
Health Officer Dr. Lukas Brinkman
Ambulance Service Rep. Mark Mueterthies
Street Superintendent Jay Uhlenhake
Water Superintendent Jay Uhlenhake
Landfill Committee Rep. Jay Uhlenhake
Board of Adjustment 5 year term
Leslie Raymond 2016
Jeremy Scheidel 2017
Deb Zubrod 2018
Roger Dreckman 2019
Frank Wilson 2020
Park Board 5 year term
Deb Njus 2016
Dale King 2017
Jeremy Scheidel 2020
Moved by Scheidel, seconded by Zubrod to adjourn the meeting at 9:10 PM. All Ayes.
Next Counsel Meeting is February 6, 2017 at 7:00pm
______________________________
Suzette Byrne, City Clerk
Lawler City Council Meeting Agenda, January 2017
City of Lawler
414 E. Grove St.
PO Box 215
Lawler, IA 52154
563-238-3614
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
JANUARY 3, 2016
7:00 PM, CITY HALL
- ROLL CALL.
- APPROVAL OF AGENDA WITH ANY ADDITIONS.
- APPROVAL & CORRECTIONS, IF ANY, OF THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETINGS AND APPROVAL OF THE BILLS PRESENTED TO BE PAID.
- MAYORS COMMENTS.
- BUSINESS:
- Janis Slater and Dennis Donovan – Audit Review
- Review Budget FY 2017-2018
- Discuss John Casey Addition from County
- Discuss New Municipality Accounting Software
- Mike Leonard property – city snow pile
- Eric Fibikar – Purchase of tanker
- Appointments for 2016
- ADJOURNMENT.
December 2016 City Council Meeting Minutes
The Lawler City Council met in regular session on December 5, 2016 at 7:00 PM.
Mayor Mueterthies presided.
Council members present: Izer, Scheidel, Zubrod, and King. Absent: Throndson
Others present: Jay Uhlenhake and Nick Njus
Moved by King, seconded by Scheidel to approve the Agenda with the addition of auditor discussion. All Ayes.
Moved by Scheidel, seconded by Zubrod to approve the minutes of the previous meeting and to approve the bills presented to be paid. All Ayes.
| Hawkeye REC | Service | $17,010.71 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | sales tax November | $949.00 |
| United States Treasury | FICA, with | $2,225.92 |
| IPERS | November | $1,782.92 |
| Salaries | Salaries | $8,502.66 |
| Jendro Sanitation | garbage November | $2,137.30 |
| Post Office | Postage | $121.00 |
| Windstream | November | $91.09 |
| Black Hills Energy | natural gas | $116.03 |
| United Parcel Service | shipping | $21.29 |
| ARAWARK | rental | $97.52 |
| Intuit | Payroll subscription | $565.00 |
| Hawkins, Inc. | water supplies | $218.31 |
| Test America | water & wastewater testing | $98.70 |
| Richard Zahasky | legal fees | $400.00 |
| Data Technologies | license and support fee | $1,204.51 |
| Pollard | pest control | $54.50 |
| Quill | office Supplies | $150.57 |
| Roger Dreckman Construction | street repairs | $1,680.00 |
| Blazek Corporation | culverts | $25,073.00 |
| Iowa One Call | locates | $18.90 |
| Iowa Rural Water | annual dues | $225.00 |
| Dennis Donovan | Annual Exam | $2,250.00 |
| Blazek Corporation | lagoon repairs | $1,275.00 |
| Iowa Finance Authority | Interest on water loan | $3,030.05 |
| Iowa Finance Authority | Interest on sewer loan | $9,750.00 |
| Suzette Byrne | mileage | $49.60 |
| Mark Mueterthies | mileage | $104.80 |
| Mark Mueterthies | salaries | $1,200.00 |
| John Izer | 16 meetings | $400.00 |
| Dale King | 16 meetings | $400.00 |
| Jeremy Scheidel | 13 meetings | $325.00 |
| Deb Throndson | 16 meetings | $400.00 |
| Deb Zubrod | 15 meetings | $375.00 |
| Len Cutsforth | thatching parks | $125.00 |
| Stanton Electric | parks | $392.82 |
| Windstream | phone | $91.09 |
| Mic’s Plumbing & Heating | furnace repair | $581.98 |
| Jay Uhlenhake | repairs | $925.92 |
| MARC | $633.56 | |
| Total | $85,053.75 | |
| Library Bills | ||
| IPERS | November | $185.87 |
| Cathy Humpal | wages | $1,249.12 |
| Cathy Humpal | Insurance reimbursement | $750.00 |
| INGRAM | books | $174.63 |
| People Magazin | subscription | $116.07 |
| Arthritis Today | subscription | $24.95 |
| Midwest Tape | dvd’s | $51.13 |
| Windstream | October | $87.21 |
| Woman’s Day | subscription | $8.56 |
| Riley’s Inc | office supplies | $75.00 |
| Lawler Library Petty Cash | postage and supplies | $119.81 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | withholding | $112.00 |
| Cathy Humpal | Mileage | $14.40 |
| Library Total | $2,968.75 | |
Suzette Byrne was sworn in as Lawler City Clerk by Mayor Mark Mueterthies
Library Budget was discussed.
Suzette Byrne will call the county to inquire about city representation from the county regarding the Turkey River Watershed meeting since the county has represented the city in the past.
A thank you and gift certificates will be sent to Frank Wilson for his time volunteering to mow city property.
Delinquent accounts were discussed.
Moved by Izer, seconded by Zubrod to adjourn the meeting at 7:40 PM. All Ayes.
______________________________
Suzette Byrne, City Clerk
November 2016 City Council Meeting Minutes
The Lawler City Council met in regular session on November 7, 2016 at 7:00 PM.
Mayor Mueterthies presided.
Council members present: Izer, Throndson, Zubrod, and King. Absent: Scheidel
Others present: Frank Wilson, Jay Uhlenhake, Cathy Humpal, Stephanie Gillen, Duane and Pat Pitz, Deb Speltz, Bonnie Kuehner
Moved by King, seconded by Izer to approve the Agenda with the addition of Chickasaw Coalition Meeting discussion. All Ayes.
Moved by Zubrod, seconded by Throndson to approve the minutes of the previous meeting and to approve the bills presented to be paid. All Ayes.
| Hawkeye REC | Service | $17,771.36 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | sales tax October | $835.00 |
| United States Treasury | FICA, with | $1,886.60 |
| IPERS | October | $1,261.02 |
| Salaries | Salaries | $8,474.66 |
| Jendro Sanitation | garbage October | $2,137.18 |
| Post Office | Postage | $209.00 |
| Windstream | October | $95.26 |
| Black Hills Energy | natural gas | $100.31 |
| United Parcel Service | shipping | $42.52 |
| ARAWARK | rental | $119.04 |
| Paul Niemann Const. | rock – lagoon road & erosion control | $1,253.01 |
| Hawkins, Inc. | water supplies | $685.51 |
| Test America | water & wastewater testing | $225.30 |
| Stanton Electric | electric work & lift station generator | $3,953.95 |
| Uline | shop supplies | $171.40 |
| New Hampton Newspaper | proceedings | $238.45 |
| Quill | office Supplies | $224.96 |
| APC Play | playground equipment | $442.49 |
| Lawler Public Library | allotment | $6,300.00 |
| Iowa League of Cities | workshop | $40.00 |
| NAPA | shop supplies | $42.99 |
| Five Star Coop | fuel & supplies-Sept. | $233.20 |
| Blazek Corporation | tiling at park | $2,901.64 |
| Tayler Rademaker | refund | $29.13 |
| Anessa Phillips | refund | $33.57 |
| Iowa Water Environmental | class fee | $30.00 |
| CASH, Inc. | fuel & supplies | $851.10 |
| Five Star Coop | fuel | $161.91 |
| Total | $51,212.56 | |
| Library Bills | ||
| IPERS | October | $191.16 |
| Cathy Humpal | wages | $1,284.64 |
| Cathy Humpal | mileage | $18.80 |
| INGRAM | books | $37.07 |
| New Hampton Newspaper | subscription | $46.00 |
| Readers Digest | subscription | $19.98 |
| Midwest Tape | dvd’s | $48.27 |
| Windstream | September | $87.34 |
| Oprah Magazine | subscription | $37.42 |
| Jane Lynch | part-time wages | $32.00 |
| United States Treasury | FICA | $920.99 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | withholding | $112.00 |
| Library Total | $2,835.67 | |
| October Receipts | ||
| General | $1,293.88 | |
| Road Use Tax | $3,694.80 | |
| Sale of Property | $900.00 | |
| Local Option Tax | $3,280.60 | |
| Charges for Services | $47,696.58 | |
| Property Tax | $28,196.73 | |
| Total | $85,062.59 |
Deb Speltz presented a plan for a trail on pond property. Requested the council acquire the property from the Iowa DOT. The transfer of the property would be of no cost to the city. Moved by Izer, seconded by Throndson to proceed with pond property transfer for trail development. All Ayes. Deb Speltz will contact the DOT for pond transfer.
Moved by King, seconded by Izer to open public hearing on the proposed intention to vacate city right of way. Duane and Pat Pitz opposed the vacating of portions of Center and Konzen streets. Cutting trees and cleaning out the ditch on the city right of way was discussed with Duane Pitz.
It was moved by King seconded by Izer to close public hearing on the proposed intention to vacate city right of way. All Ayes.
The council decided the proposed ordinance to vacate streets will not be passed.
The council discussed snow removal. The snow from the business district will be put on Mike Leonard property this year. The city will clean up the property in the spring. Council will revisit issue in the spring.
Mayor Mark Mueterthies agreed to meet with Chickasaw County Coalition Nov. 9, 2016 at 6:00p.m.
Sue Cutsforth discussed with the council her vacation hours.
Moved by King, seconded by Throndson to approve her vacation hours through March 30th as presented. All Ayes.
Delinquent accounts were discussed.
Moved by King, seconded by Zubrod to adjourn the meeting at 8:05 PM. All Ayes.
_____________________________
Sue Cutsforth, City Clerk
The Lawler Link
Click on the following link to view ‘The Lawler Link,’ quarterly newsletter from the city:
lawler-link-oct-2016
Lawler Park Project Completed
The Lawler Park Project committee, after a year or more of fundraising, were able to see the fruition of their work on Sunday, October 2, 2016, as a dozen volunteers showed up to put on the final touches. A huge congratulations to this committee for have the vision and organizational skills to pull it all together.
The ‘park project’ is now complete . . . time to bring the kids, grand-kids, and great grand-kids to enjoy. Congratulations to the Park Project committee, Deb Zubrod, Deb Throndson, Kadi Reicks, Hallie Reicks, Carissa Pickar and Kristina Boos, who have worked diligently with fund raising to make this project successful. The committee used mailings, grant applications, bake sales, food stands during the Irish Fest, and several children’s activities. The committee was pleased with the generous contributions by local businesses and individuals.
Thanks to all the volunteers who have worked at this from the beginning. The crew that showed up yesterday included members of the Lions Club, the firemen, and local citizens and are listed next to the picture shown below. Volunteers not included in the pictures shown include Gene Blazek, Don Blazek Jr., and Joe Zubrod. A special recognition goes to Curt & Anita Franzen for their generosity in allowing use of the Starlite Ballroom for many of the fundraising activities.
It didn’t take long for the completed project to begin drawing in the kids!
These are the volunteers who showed up to complete the project. There were many, many more who labored hours and hours in getting the equipment together. The crew that showed up yesterday included members of the Lions Club, the firemen, and local citizens: Richard Huber, Roger Dreckman, Jeff Jirak, Chad, Mary & Gage Gruenberg, Cathy & Tori Rosonke, Laurie Leibold, Darin & Bryson Balk, Jay Uhlenhake, Mark Mueterthies, Frank Wilson, Jeremy Maklenburg, Greg Kout, Lucas Scheidel, Pat Costigan, and Deb & David Throndson.
Mulch was obtained through a grant from the casino in Waterloo!
It was harder work than it appears in this picture, but well worth the effort.
And now, IT’S ready!!! Come on out with the kids, grand-kids, and great grand-kids.
October 2016 City Council Meeting Agenda
City of Lawler
414 E. Grove St.
PO Box 215
Lawler, IA 52154
563-238-3614
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
OCTOBER 3, 2016 @ 7:00 PM, CITY HALL
- ROLL CALL.
- APPROVAL OF AGENDA WITH ANY ADDITIONS.
- APPROVAL & CORRECTIONS, IF ANY, OF THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETINGS AND APPROVAL OF THE BILLS PRESENTED TO BE PAID.
- MAYORS COMMENTS.
- BUSINESS:
- CULVERTS ON NORTH SIDE OF TOWN – GAIL STAMMEYER.
- PUBLIC HEARING – 7:15 PM – PROPOSED INTENTION TO CONVEY AND TRANSFER PROPERTY.
- VACATION OF STREET/ALLEY – RON MYERS.
- RESTROOM AT CROELL PARK.
- APPROVAL OF LETTER TO JOB APPLICANTS.
- DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS.
- ADJOURNMENT.
September City Council Meeting Agenda 2016
City of Lawler
414 E. Grove St.
Lawler, IA 52154
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
SEPTEMBER 6, 2016 7:00 PM, CITY HALL
- ROLL CALL.
- APPROVAL OF AGENDA WITH ANY ADDITIONS.
- APPROVAL & CORRECTIONS, IF ANY, OF THE MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETINGS AND APPROVAL OF THE BILLS PRESENTED TO BE PAID.
- MAYORS COMMENTS.
- BUSINESS:
- PUBLIC HEARING – 7:15 PM – PROPOSED INTENTION TO CONVEY AND TRANSFER PROPERTY.
- RESOLUTION – PROPOSING THE CONVEYANCE AND TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.
- SHIRLEY KUEHNER – PROPERTY SOUTH OF TOWN.
- CAROL HOPP – CHICKASAW CONNECTIONS.
- BILL GOSS – VACATION OF ALLEY.
- SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION – FREEDOM ROCK.
- LAWLER LIONS CLUB.
- RESOLUTION – ANNUAL STREET FINANCE REPORT.
- BUCKY’S – LIQUOR LICENSE RENEWAL.
- CD RENEWAL.
- BAT EXTERMINATION ESTIMATE.
- DELINQUENT ACCOUNTS.
- CITY CLERK APPLICATIONS.
- ADJOURNMENT.
August 2016 Lawler City Council Meeting Minutes
The Lawler City Council met in regular session on August 1, 2016 at 7:00 PM.
Mayor Mueterthies presided.
Council members present: Izer, King, Scheidel, Throndson & Zubrod.
Others present: Jaden Bruess, Shirl Stone, Diane Bruess, Jacob Bruess, Marshal Rosenbaum, PJ Rosenbaum, Cathy Humpal, Valley Stone Sr., Samantha Stone, Ashley Ewing, Mike Wilcoxson, Eric Fibikar, Frank Wilson, Don Rosenbaum, Amie Rosenbaum, Roger Dreckman, Ron Myers, Teresa Kehl.
Moved by Izer, seconded by King to approve the Agenda. All Ayes.
Moved by Scheidel, seconded by Zubrod to approve the minutes of the previous meeting and to approve the bills presented to be paid. All Ayes.
| Hawkeye REC | Service | $22,654.64 |
| Treasurer State of Iowa | sales tax July | $1,257.00 |
| United States Treasury | FICA, with | $1,558.56 |
| IPERS | July | $1,000.32 |
| Salaries | Salaries | $6,722.66 |
| Jendro Sanitation | July garbage | $2,165.76 |
| Post Office | Postage | $81.00 |
| Windstream | July | $94.15 |
| Black Hills Energy | natural gas | $93.23 |
| United Parcel Service | shipping | $106.73 |
| Chris Lauer | tree removal | $825.00 |
| ARAWARK | rental | $86.90 |
| Fehr Graham | services – water project | $1,654.75 |
| John Deere Credit | tractor payment | $10,068.00 |
| Ashlynn Hubka | deposit refund | $75.00 |
| Hawkins | water supplies | $685.82 |
| Iowa One Call | locates | $14.40 |
| Quill | office supplies | $71.99 |
| NEICAC | annual donation | $329.25 |
| Five Star Coop | fuel & supplies | $315.33 |
| Five Star Coop | LP gas – sewer | $356.09 |
| CASH, Inc. | fuel & supplies | $190.14 |
| Simmering-Cory | administrative fees – water project | $2,000.00 |
| Iowa Rural Water | water class fee | $140.00 |
| Terry-Durin Company | electric supplies | $2,184.00 |
| Iowa DNR | wastewater permit fee | $210.00 |
| Stanton Electric | repairs & change service | $1,091.48 |
| Bodensteiner Implement | supplies | $28.25 |
| Total | $56,522.45 | |
| Library Bills | ||
| IPERS | July | $184.11 |
| Cathy Humpal | wages | $1,237.28 |
| SHAPE Magazine | subscription | $9.99 |
| Penworthy | books | $105.76 |
| Windstream | June | $85.69 |
| Iowa History Journal | subscription | $18.95 |
| INGRAM | books | $86.98 |
| MidAmerica Books | books | $135.60 |
| Midwest Tape | dvd’s | $110.20 |
| IPERS | July | $184.11 |
| Jane Lynch | 6 hrs. | $48.00 |
| Library Total | $2,206.67 | |
| July Receipts | ||
| General | $871.76 | |
| Road Use Tax | $3,458.89 | |
| Property Tax | $758.14 | |
| Local Option Tax | $2,400.92 | |
| Library | $16,502.18 | |
| Charges for Services | $52,604.78 | |
| Park Fundraiser | $58.90 | |
| Iowa Finance Authority | $30,092.16 | |
| Total | $106,747.73 | |
Ashley Ewing and Mike Wilcoxson were present to discuss the complaints about their dogs. Moved by King, seconded by Zubrod that if there are any more complaints about the dogs at 205 S Depot Street some of the dogs will no longer be allowed at the residence. All Ayes.
Several concerned citizens had complaints about the lack of adequate toilet facilities at the Lawler All-Niter. The council decided that the Lawler All-Niter will not be allowed in the future without adequate toilet facilities. Law enforcement for the All-Niter in the future will be looked into. Law enforcement and toilet facilities for the tournament will be discussed with Jason Byrne the organizer of the tournament.
Ron Myers presented plans for water and sewer service lines to be installed. Moved by Scheidel, seconded by King to approve the plans from Ron Myers for water and sewer service lines with the approval of Jay Uhlenhake water and wastewater superintendent. All Ayes.
Moved by Zubrod, seconded by Scheidel to appoint Barb Bentley to the Library Board for a six year term. All Ayes.
Moved by Izer, seconded by Zubrod to get an estimate on bat extermination for the next meeting. All Ayes.
The fire department will be selling the tanker truck after the new fire truck is delivered. Moved by King, seconded by Izer to look into purchasing the tanker truck from the fire department after the new truck is delivered. All Ayes.
Water rates were discussed with Paul Rosenbaum.
The possibility of the Lions Club putting the fire bell on the city owned lot on Grove Street or selling the lot to Mary Gitch. was discussed.
Moved by Izer, seconded by King to pass resolution #080116 to hold a public hearing on September 6, 2016 at 7:15 PM. for the consideration of selling a city-owned lot on Grove Street to Mary Gitch for $750.00. All Ayes.
The installation of the new playground equipment was discussed. Moved by King, seconded by Scheidel to approve the purchase of the supplies needed to install the playground equipment. All Ayes.
Moved by Izer, seconded by Throndson to allow the trail committee to remove the tree west of the tennis court at Highland Park. All Ayes.
The engineering fees and the closing out of the well and water main project were discussed.
Moved by Izer, seconded by King to renew $10,000 CD investment for six months. All Ayes.
Delinquent accounts were discussed.
Moved by Izer, seconded by King to approve the city clerk job description with one correction and to advertise in the New Hampton Newspapers and the Calmar Courier for the position. All Ayes.
Moved by Izer, seconded by Scheidel to adjourn the meeting at 9:09 PM. All Ayes.
_____________________________
Sue Cutsforth, City Clerk