ENSIGN SUCCESS Serving Eastern Jackson County Since 1871 Bellevue Herald-Leader ■ ■ ■ ■ Volume 149 No. 31 Bellevue, Iowa 20 pages - plus supplements August 2, 2018 $1.00 per copy Phone 563-872-4159 • Fax 563-872-4298 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.bellevueheraldleader.com SPECIAL PAGES 10 AND 11

BRIEFLY AN ARTIST’S RENDERING of the new sculpture, which be located on South Riverview overlooking the Mississippi River. It is entitled “Living, Flowing, Dueling Pianos Ever-Changing.” Third inThe BellevueDueling Pianos show, a mix of music and comedy, will be coming to perform at the time a new Marquette Trinity Center (new gym) on Saturday, August 4. Pulled pork sandwhiches from Potter’s Mill will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., with the entertainment from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. charm There will also be a cash bar. Tickets are $40, with all proceeds going to benefit the $250,000 Cole Park Playground Project. Call Bellevue City Hall at 872-4456 to reserve tickets. forSchool to EV?hold third bond referendum for Ladies Night $9.5 million Sept. 11 By DAVID NAMANNY Bellevue Herald-Leader OutLadies Night set Out, anAug. event to benefit 2 Patrons of the Easton Valley School the Cole Park Playground Project, will be District voted down a $9.9 million refer- hosted by Vision Health Center of endum during two recent special elec- Bellevue on Thursday, August 2 from 4 to tions, the first held last June and the sec- 7 p.m. at Dr. Sloan’s office at 113 State ond in February of this year. Street in Bellevue. But school officials are putting the Grab your girlfriends and come over to measure up for a public vote again on sample the wares offered by River Ridge Tuesday, Sept. 11, which is the same Brewing, Simply Parkers, Carousel date as the referendum for Bellevue’s Corner and Flower Lane, Bellevue proposed elementary school. Mercantile and Leather Earrings by Joslyn NewFish smokestack Stacks art to be The tax asking for this latest EV vote Zimmermann. has been reduced a bit to $9.5 million A variety of prizes will be raffled with total, but as with all referendums will dedicated at Fishtival 2018 need 60 percent voter approval to pass. all proceeds going to the Cole Park By DAVID NAMANNY man’s presence on the Mississippi River, Back on June 27, 2017 the Easton Playground Project. Bellevue Herald-Leader have been completed and are being stored Valley referendum, which school admin- The new ‘Fish Stacks’ (smokestack art) in a secure location until the dedication. istration said was needed for improve- by local Ronald Hansen will be dedicated The two smokestacks – to be located ments at the middle school in Miles and during Bellevue’s Fishtival celebration on somewhere on south Riverview overlook- the high school in Preston, failed to pass Saturday, August 18 at 3:45 p.m. ing the Mississippi River - are encircled Truck, Tractor The pair of kinetic sculptures, historic by the required 60 percent margin. In the Pull set Aug. 3 steamboat smoke stacks representing Continued on page 14 Continued on page 20 The Bellevue Horsemen’s Club’s annu- al Truck and Tractor Pull will take place Friday, August 3 at the club grounds on the Bellevue-Cascade Road. Weigh-in begins at 5 p.m., with the pull Playground Project nears completion beginning at 6 p.m. Over 20 classes of trucks and tractors Volunteers needed to help install equipment at Cole Park will be featured including farm stock, hot By DAVID NAMANNY stock, street trucks, modified trucks, open Bellevue Herald-Leader trucks, street diesel, open diesel and “too After about 18 months of fundraising, hot to farm tractors.” planning and discussion, the Cole Park There will be 100-percent payback per Playground Project is finally ready to class with $1,000 additional purse. Two become a reality in Bellevue. skids will be running for non-stop pulling So far, nearly $200,000 of the $250,000 action. For more information, contact price tag for the new playground has been Dave Scheckel at 563-599-4686. raised through donations, grants and fundraisers. Now in the final phases, there are a cou- ple more fundraising events, and a commu- SQUARE DANCE nity-wide call for volunteers to help The Town and Country Twirlers of unpackage and assemble the new play- Preston will host a free square dance on ground equipment when it arrives in a few Sunday, Aug, 12 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at weeks. the Preston Town Hall in order to cele- People are needed to work from Aug. 16- brate the 45th anniversary of the square 19. Drinks and lunch will be provided for dance club. All are welcome. See more volunteers all three days. in page 12 of today’s issue. OLD PLAYGROUND DISMANTLED: Nick Kilburg scoops up the remains of the old 1980s Continued on page 20 Cole Park Playground while co-worker Dean Kilburg supervises the operation. HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 2 Polling Council proposes ‘nuisance locations fee’ for unmowed lawns change for $175 may be added to utility bills if City workers have to mow jail election By DAVID NAMANNY If passed by the second and third readings The cost, however, is $175 minimum fee for Bellevue Herald-Leader later this month, the measure would add a ‘nui- the first hour, plus $75 per additional hour. The $6.95 million bond Members of the Bellevue City Council are sance fee’ for uncut grass and weeds. The massive fee, meant to act as a deterent for folks issue on ballot concerned with the aesthetics of some residen- Council agreed that when grass and weeds who let their property go, would then be billed tial properties in Bellevue, and as a result, took become taller than eight inches, a notice would to the property owner. Tuesday, Aug. 7 action last week with the first reading of a be given to property owners. Council members also discussed illegal revised ordinance increasing the penalties for If the yard is not maintained within three dumping at the compost site at Felderman Park, Some Jackson County residents will those who cannot or do not mow their yards in days, city workers will then mow the yard at and are exploring the possibility of installing vote in different locations than in pre- a timely fashion. the property owner’s expense. cameras in order to nab violators. vious years. Residents of Brandon and Monmouth townships, including the cities of Monmouth and Baldwin, will Island City Days slated in Sabula vote Aug. 7 at the Baldwin Fire Station, 5194 47th St. They had voted By DAVID NAMANNY 6 p.m. to midnight, sponsored by the Preston departments in a battle for the best. The fun in the Monmouth fire building. Bellevue Herald-Leader Lion’s Club. starts at 2 p.m. ‘Giant Bubbles’ will be at the This change is due to bridgework in Sabula’s big summer celebration, Island Saturday’s events include a pancake Sabula water tower from 2 to 4 p.m. Monmouth, according to the county City Days, is set for Friday and Saturday, breakfast along with a craft and vendor air at At 4 p.m., the masses will gather along Auditor’s Office. Aug. 3 and 4. the Sabula Fire Station from 8 to 11 a.m. Lake Street for the performance of the Ski Residents of Tete de Morts The annual town festival in the small city and a car show from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A Bellevue Water Ski Team, a big draw for all Township and St. Donatus will vote in surrounded by water is usually a huge suc- three-on-three basketball tournament will to be sure. Knockerball and other games will the St. Donatus Parish Center, 97 E. cess with over a thousand folks turning out commence at 8 a.m. at the old Sabula school take place from 5 to 7 p.m. at the old Sabula First St., due to the need for more for all the fun annually. With the bridge to grounds and at 10 a.m. the “What’s Up school grounds. space. They had voted at St. Donatus Savanna closed until this fall, however, Duck?” Duck Launch will take place for Magician David Casas, sponsored by the City Hall. organizers are hoping for a more robust prizes on River Street. Krabbenhoft Library will perform at 6:30 The changes will be in effect for the turnout from the west side of the Mississippi From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., there will be p.m. November general election as well. River. inflatable games for the kids, including The water show will be followed by live The Auditor’s Office notified these This year, Friday night’s activities start bounce house and other activities. music by “Michael Moncada and the residents of the changes by mail, and with the Grand Parade at 6 p.m., followed A new event this year will Voyageur Whiskey High Band,” at 8 p.m., with a tradi- signs will be posted at the former vot- by a pedal tractor pull for kids 12 and under Canoe rides at the South Sabula Lake tional fireworks display at dusk. ing locations. beginning around 7 p.m. A Cake Walk and Campgrounds from 11 to 12:30 p.m. spon- Admission buttons are required and can Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 ‘Chalk the Island’ event will be taking place sored by Jackson and Clinton County be purchased for $2 in advance at local p.m. Aug. 7. The public will decide from 6:30 p.m. to dusk, with live musical Conservation. Sabula businesses and $3 during Island City the fate of a proposed $6.95 million entertainment by 3 on the Tree on the main The Sabula Fire Department will host Days. The buttons help defray costs of fire- bond referendum to build a new coun- stage. Food and beer will be available from water fights, challenging other area fire works and entertainment. ty jail and sheriff’s offices on land on Carlisle Drive, Maquoketa.

A COMMUNITY Fishtival celebration Aug. 18 in Bellevue ENGAGEMENT MEETING The 17th annual Fishtival celebration will rural scenes constructed from old barn sid- Depending on water currents, the mermaid will be hosted by Bellevue take place on Saturday, August 18 from 10 ing, bird houses from recycled wood and usually arrives at lunchtime. Community School officials on a.m. to 4 p.m. along the riverbank in assorted jewelry. The Ski Bellevue show starts at 4 p.m., Wednesday, August 1 at 7 p.m. in the Bellevue. A new feature will be family-friendly followed by a street dance on Court Street Bellevue High School gymnasium to Fishtival is a celebration of art along the workshops taught by artist, Sue Sawvel, at sponsored by Lock 12 Music and the discuss plans for the new $16 million Mississippi River. “Living, Flowing Water, the Great River Gallery. Classes in air-dried Chamber of Commerce. Bellevue Elementary building being Ever-Changing” is this year’s theme. A clay sculpture, mini paintings on canvas proposed for the district. fish-stack sculpture will be dedicated to the done in acrylic and colored pencil illustra- city at 3:45 p.m. on the riverbank. tions. These will be taught from 1 pm to 3 Original artwork, including oil, acrylic, pm. watercolor will be featured, along with Other highlights include children’s art, wooden crafted trains and machinery, street chalk art, live music, walking tacos ceramics, metal sculpture yard ornaments, and the anticipated arrival of the mermaid. Community Engagement ŽŶŐƌĞƐƐŵĂŶ 5RG%OXP¶V Meeting

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with a vote on September 11, plans for the current <ĞŶŶĞĚLJDĂůů Bellevue Elementary school when a new building is ϱϱϱ<ĞŶŶĞĚLJZŽĂĚ constructed, accurate tax rate information, and time for ƵďƵƋƵĞ͕/ŽǁĂϱϮϬϬϮ questions from those in attendance. Representatives from Legat Architects, Matt Gillespie from Pipar Jaffray &ŽƌŵŽƌĞŝŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶĐŽŶƚĂĐƚ:ƵƐƟŶ:ĞŶƐĞŶ͗ (tax rate expert in the State of Iowa), and others will be :ƵƐƟŶ͘:ĞŶƐĞŶΛŵĂŝů͘ŚŽƵƐĞ͘ŐŽǀŽƌ;ϯϭϵͿϮϲϲ-ϲϵϮϱ presenting along with Superintendent Tom Meyer.

WĂŝĚĨŽƌǁŝƚŚŽĸĐŝĂůĨƵŶĚƐďLJƚŚĞŽĸĐĞŽĨŽŶŐƌĞƐƐŵĂŶZŽĚůƵŵ HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 3 Farm to Table event Lock and Dam Fishing slated in Bellevue in Bellevue on IPTV Meal supports, showcases local farmers, chefs Show will air Saturday, Aug. 4 at 9 p.m. The Marketers of Bellevue will host the to Table events in Bellevue, the committee third annual Farm to Table, a locally grown was excited to expand this event to be more Lock and dam fishing in Bellevue will Join hosts Scott Siepker and Kellie and created meal, on Sunday, August 19, with inclusive of other local activities to help pro- be featured on Iowa Public Television’s Kramer as they travel around Iowa learn- drinks at 4:30 p.m. and dinner at 5 p.m. It will mote the arts, beauty and businesses of Iowa Outdoors series on Saturday, August ing about outdoor recreation, environmen- take place in the 100 block of Market Street Bellevue, as that is the mission of the 4 at 9 p.m. This episode also features Iowa tal issues, conservation initiatives and between Riverview and Second Street. Marketers of Bellevue.,” said Farm to Table wetlands restoration and Acoustic Iowa’s natural resources. This season fea- Food will be provided from local sustainable event chair, Lori Roling. “The focus on sus- Ecology. tures adventures from the Missouri River farmers and prepared by Bellevue’s own culi- tainability and locally driven food develop- People who fish in Iowa are likely to to the Mississippi River, including outdoor nary art professionals who are dedicating their ment has been on the forefront of many peo- fish on a river, and as far as Iowa’s rivers activities, conservation, nature photogra- time and talent to the evening. A family-style ple’s minds the past few years. It is Bellevue’s go, there's none bigger than the phy and a variety of Iowa trails featured in served meal with background music will round turn to educate on how we can improve the Mississippi. But even on the fourth largest the program’s Trail-in-a-Minute segment. out the evening out in Bellevue. Vendor sales quality of life in our community.” river in the world, the best fishing spots are New this season, each episode will also will also be part of the event. Tickets are limited and are available for pur- actually its man-made pools. highlight an outdoor area or state park The meal will include appetizers, vegeta- chase, $35 in advance and $40 at the door. “Iowa Outdoors brings viewers stories from above through drone videography. bles, an entrée, dessert, and the choice of Purchase tickets from The Bellevue Chamber of people, places and adventure, from bor- Funding for Iowa Outdoors is provided water, lemonade, or wine. Locally grown and of Commerce office, Flatted Fifth or The der to border, from water to land to the by Alliant Energy Foundation and The produced wine from Iowa Grape Vines Bookworm by August 14. To order by mail, sky,” said executive producer Andrew Claude P. 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Visit www.facebook.com/islandcitydays for up-to-date information HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 4 Page Opinion LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Vote yes for a OnI called the Auditorgovernment office and talked Jackson County population willspending: real- 1. When you spend money on your- to Brian Moore about the facts in the ly have to start increasing instead of self. You try and buy the best quality new Jackson letter to the editor by Bruce Droessler decreasing. With all the new buildings for the best price and three other people. There were a in the county: school, hospital and jail. 2. When you spend on someone else lot of great facts in the July 26 I would say we will have a lot more the best price. Bellevue newspaper. people leaving the county then moving 3. When you tell someone to buy County Jail The Auditor office said that they are in with all the new taxes. something that you will pay for they On Tuesday, August 7, the citizens of Jackson the numbers they came up with. I think Most all the time when the tax payer look for the best quality County will be making a very important decision on it is really great that they would be has to pay for something you will 4. But when the Government spends the future of the Jackson County Jail. If this bond fails, honest and up front with the tax payers hardy ever see all the facts. Because it your money. They don’t look at the the Jackson County Jail will close. on the real cost of the new jail. You is your money they are spending not cost or the quality. They just spend! Our current jail has long past outlived its ability to hardly ever see that in public office theirs. Anyone who knows me will tell you provide for the safety of the citizens of this county. As today. One of the biggest problems today that I always try to spend money like the State of Iowa and outside contractors have deter- The letter shows we can house is: When the tax payer has to pay for it, number one. If it’s my money or some- mined, there are many major security issues in the jail, inmates 2 1/2 times cheaper in other most of the public people that work for one else’s money. which makes it almost impossible for our staff to pro- county jails then it will cost the tax us want to have a Cadillac when a Jim Budde vide the security that is required to protect our citizens. payer for the extra expenses a year for Volkswagen will do. I look at the four Bellevue If you were able to visit the jail during the open house the new jail. ways people spend money: tours, you were able to see firsthand the dangerous conditions of our facility. I realize a $6,950,000 bond would be paid for by a tax increase, but the alternative is far worse and would result in more money spent by Jackson County taxpay- ers to provide the same needs that could be provided here. Housing our inmates in another county would Let’s please Jail delay only cost approximately $850,000 each and every year without a jail here in Jackson County. At nearly a mil- lion dollars a year, this amount will only continue to keep Bellevue puts off the grow in the future. The smart decision is to ensure this money stays in our county, rather than paying neigh- boring counties almost a million dollars annually. inevitableThe jail presentation that Chief Deputy Steve Recently, I spoke to one of the individuals who beautiful folks Great article in last weeks Herald-Leader about the volun- Schroeder and Maquoketa Police Chief Brad Koranda wrote last week’s letter to the editor titled; “Jail need teers of the Bellevue Garden Club. gave at the Clinton Engines Museum a while back was is evident, but solution isn’t” to discuss his concerns. You guys do a fantastic job making the riverfront park very convincing, especially the picture of that tiny, After discussing the issues, one of the authors of this look fabulous, along with the Bellevue City employees who narrow little hallway. How can you possibly remodel letter advised me that he was voting “YES” for the also take care of the park. around something like that? new jail. However I must express my thoughts about the awful That said, the Sheriff and the deputies have worked After you hear the issues that need corrected, see mess across Riverview from the power plant. One of the hard to make do with what they have for a long time, the conditions in the current jail and learn the amount most fantastic views on the upper Mississippi River is and we should be grateful for that. Now they are faced of money required to house our inmates in other coun- blocked for about 400 feet by a bunch of weeds and junk with requirements from the state that have to be met ties - with no financial benefit to Jackson County - the trees that should be cut and trimmed! There are also some one way or another. Further delay will only make only answer is to vote “YES” on Tuesday, August 7. private properties that look pretty bad also. things harder – we need to go ahead and vote for a Again, thanks to the volunteers for keeping this park new jail now. Thank you, beautiful. Russ Kettmann Mike Roth Jeanne Hoesley Jackson County Sheriff Bellevue Maquoketa

TakeFirst, let me preface a this stand letter by saying that I Jacksonfully sup- payers of Jackson County.County, I guess my question andregarding of housingvote that inmate no instead ofon all the residentsjail of the port the men and women of law enforcement. It’s this pro- this is simple. Why were you not addressing the problem county having to foot the bill? Should those departments not posed new Jackson County Iowa jail project that as present- that you stated you knew existed way back then? I’m quite have some cost responsibility? ed for referendum that I cannot support. sure that over the years building costs have greatly appreci- Next, when an arrestee’s case is heard in Jackson County Back in November of last year during an interview broad- ated over what they would have been years ago when you courts, there is this fine called a, “Law Enforcement cast on KWQC TV 6, a ranking member of the Jackson knew of the suggested need. Surcharge.” Upon calling the clerk of courts in Jackson County Sheriffs Office stated on camera that the county has It’s also been mentioned that it costs “X” amount of dol- County and asking just where that money goes, I was told been spending thousands of dollars “for years” housing lars a day to house an inmate at the jail. Question: When a by the clerks office that they do not have any idea. Seems inmates out of the county in other facilities. Now, after all prisoner is brought in from one of the towns in Jackson kind of strange to me. After also asking a ranking officer in these years there is this urgent push to suddenly build this County that has their own police departments, why is that the Jackson County Sheriffs Office the same question, I new jail and once again pass the huge expense on to the tax- municipality that made the arrest not responsible for the cost continued on next page

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JailMy name is Marksolution Pape, and I retired from ingnecessary; for this project is to meet current and waitingtransport $107.55. not thearrested, eachanswer city transports the charged the Jackson County Detention Center as Jail future Jackson County law enforcement and Next, we will take the $107.55 times the individual to the Jackson County Detention Administrator in March, 2018. I worked in detention center needs. four transports each inmate will receive. Center for booking. our jail for approximately 24 years. I have some concerns with the numbers Each inmate will incur $430.20 in trans- This will no longer be the case if the I would like to make a few observations, used in the July 21st letter to the editor. The portation and jailer wage charges. How does detention center is closed. Each city will be while pointing out some important omis- figure that was used to house inmates out of this figure translate to recent jail utilization responsible for transporting their arrestee to sions that were made in the letter to the edi- county was $376,468. This figure is not the in Jackson County? whatever county they can find that has tor written in the Bellevue Herald-Leader on true total cost of housing inmates out of In 2017, Jackson County booked in 561 room, and then they must return the follow- July 21, 2018 titled; “Jail need is evident, county. inmates into our jail. Take the 561 inmates ing day and pick up the inmate and bring but solution isn’t”. This number, $376,468, is ONLY the multiplied by $430.20, which totals them back to Jackson County for court. First, without a doubt, if the proposed direct cost paid to the counties housing our $241,342. This is the estimated total trans- The arrestee does not become custody of bond issue is not passed on August 7, 2018 inmates and does not include additional portation charges of the inmates if they were the Jackson County Sheriff until they are the Jackson County Detention Center will expenses that will be incurred by the county all housed out of county. seen by a judge and held on their charges. close. Jackson County will not have a jail. by housing our entire inmate population out Now, adding the cost of housing our This will incur major charges for the police The current jail is not a safe facility for of county. inmates at $376,468, with the total trans- departments in each city in Jackson County the inmates, the citizens of Jackson County, First, we need to figure transportation portation charges $242,342, we arrive at the that have a police force. or detention center staff. Due to serious defi- charges for each and every inmate for their total of $618,810 per year for room and As an example, the Maquoketa Police ciencies, Jackson County is very fortunate initial transport to facility, court appearances board to hold our inmates in another county, Department made 361 arrests last year. They that a deadly situation has not occurred in and doctor or dental appointment. including transportation and wage charges. would be responsible for finding housing for our jail. I hope that each of you were able to This is an extremely hard thing to esti- In addition, their figure does not include each of these arrest, 361 x $60 room and tour the detention center and to look at the mate because no one knows how many court the cost of an administrator to arrange out of board charge = $21,660 PLUS their trans- condition of the facility. appearances each inmate will have, or, if an county housing for the inmates, schedule jail portation charges. Once again, this is more For those of you who didn’t have an inmate will also have any doctor or dental time for court ordered sentences, set up taxpayer money that was not included in opportunity, I will list some of the most seri- appointments. Let’s use a conservative num- transports, do the book work involved in their figure. ous problems. ber, figuring four transports for each payment of room and board charges, EDMS Also, not included in their letter was any The current Jackson County Jail, built in inmate’s initial transport, all court appear- billing, as well as booking the inmates into mention of the fact that if Jackson County 1971, is rated for 11-beds. The numerous ances and/or doctor appointments. our booking program and printing each had any extra bed space in the new jail that deficiencies include but are not limited to: We will use the jail in Dubuque County inmate before they are transported to anoth- it could be used to house inmates from other not enough jail cells to house inmates; lack for an example, because it’s the closest. er jail to be held on their charges. counties and provide positive revenue for of classification system to separate the dif- Once again, however, the jail administration Jackson County also is required, regard- our county to help fund the new jail. ferent inmates; no secure area for inmates to in reality has no idea where the inmates will less of whether our detention center is open Each year this project is delayed, an addi- meet with Lawyers, Clergy, or Probation be held in advance as this depends on which or not to have a booking area that is manned tional $868,820-plus will be paid - for trans- Officers; lack of air circulation; no sprinkler county has room. It may be Dubuque, 24/7/365 to book in any inmates into our portation charges and sent to neighboring or smoke evacuation system; non-ADA Muscatine, or perhaps a county further away booking program to track where the inmates counties general fund for room and board compliant; and an unsecure exercise yard. that has room for our inmates. For each of are housed as well as fingerprinting them on charges, payable by the taxpayers of Specifically, the exercise fence is not high the four appearances, is a round trip trans- their charges before they are transferred to Jackson County, rather than being reinvest- enough and is chain linked, which allows portation. another county. ed into Jackson County as if a jail had been easy passing of dangerous contraband to the Example: Pick up the inmate in Dubuque This will require a minimum of four addi- built and was employing staff. inmates during exercise. County and transport them back to Jackson tional staff plus the administrator to provide I realize $6,950,000 is a substantial Last year, the exercise gate was pried County, and after their court appearances or coverage for the booking area 24/7/365. investment, but from the time a bond is open allowing two inmates to escape. The doctor/ dentist appointment, return them Each of these staff members would average finally passed until the facility is ready to inmate visitation system allows the general back to Dubuque County. This results in 120 $50,000 per year including benefits. This hold inmates, it takes appropriately two public into the secure area of jail and book- miles round-trip. will add an additional $250,000 to the fig- years. ing area. This is a tremendous breach in The federal mileage reimbursement rate is ure. Which is now at $868,820 each year. At well over $868,820-plus a year, it’s not security. .545 cents per mile x 120 miles round trip. The figure from the letter on July 21st going to take long before Jackson County Jackson County had a Jail and Justice Each round-trip cost $65.40 in mileage. also does not include the cost of purchasing has paid millions of dollars to other counties System Assessment performed. Shive- Next, a transport officer will spend a mini- additional transport vehicles or the cost of and has nothing to show for it, when that Hattery was hired to conduct a Master Plan mum of three hours making the round-trip replacing transport vehicles due to the money could have been put towards a new Study to determine the best way to address transport, plus time for the inmate’s court tremendous number of miles that will be and necessary jail in Jackson County. the many deficiencies outlined above. appearance or doctors/ dentist appointments. traveled transporting inmates to and from Thank you for taking the time to read this The study’s final recommendations were Part-time jailers average $14.05 per hour, other counties. and please vote “YES” on this important to construct a new Sheriff’s Office and jail equaling another $42.15. By adding the Lastly, we need to discuss the cost each issue on Tuesday, August 7. which would include housing for 28 $65.40 mileage and $42.15 wages together city will now incur when they arrest an indi- Mark Pape inmates, expandable to 36 beds. The reason- will get the cost the county will pay per vidual. Currently, once an individual is Maquoketa, IA

Takereceived the same answer,a standhe did not know have Jackson been ideal and would not haveCounty, cost that will also be requiredand to keep vote the jail the costsno as proposed on to the jailtaxpayers will where the money went. It sure would be taxpayers a single dime. In fact, with the running. Again, more cost on the backs of not continue to increase after possible nice to know just where this money goes. moneys they want to spend on the property the taxpayers. approval. At this time, I’m NOT willing to Lets talk about the actual new proposed near Wal-Mart, I’m quite sure a new court In closing, here are a few interesting facts see another property tax increase on my tax jail itself. room could have been built right onto the that came directly from state data in Des bill for a new jail. It’s time to reassess the After numerous meetings held by the jail proposed jail building. Moines. current proposal with a plan in which the board, they searched and searched for what they This all-in-one jail and court house would Jackson County Iowa is rated 47 out of 99 taxpayers of Jackson County get their dol- deemed a suitable location for the new proposed be ideal since it addresses the problem that counties in Iowa and is considered to be a lars worth for their dollar. When considering jail. As of this writing it seems like they are has been discussed of safe and secure pris- relatively “poor” County by the state. In your vote, remember what happened in leaning towards the property near the oner transport from the Wal-Mart site to the other data received from the state, 13 per- Clinton County. The new jail there that was Maquoketa Wal-Mart as the new jail location. current court house. cent to 14 percent of the population current- proposed to the tax payers ended with an It’s been reported that the purchasing price will Let’s not also forget the additional hidden ly living in Jackson County Iowa are living enormous amount of cost overruns costing be well over $200,000 dollars for that land, not costs to taxpayers. A new jail as projected at or below the poverty level. When one taxpayers even more. If you think it cannot including any necessary improvements that will will require a minimum of 7 new full-time reads these statistics, it truly becomes evi- happen here, think again. surely have to be made. employees, plus some part time employees dent that the last thing the residents of the Jail tax, new hospital tax, school tax .. for What really bothers me about this deci- which will add at least another $600,000 county need is another tax on their backs. you folks living in the Bellevue School sion is that the county already owns a piece plus of cost - once again to the expense of As I mentioned at the start, I fully support District, where does it end? of property that would have been ideal for a the taxpayers of Jackson County. Keep in Law Enforcement, but not this jail referen- Take a stand Jackson County. Vote no on proposed jail site. I’m talking about the 400 mind that the $600,000 is a conservative dum as currently proposed. It is not some- a new jail. acre, that’s right, 400 acre Jackson County estimate to say the least. This does not thing in its current proposed state that I can Mike Cyze Farm. This location already owned would include the necessary costs of maintenance support with good surety and guarantee that Bellevue HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 6 Mill Valley News volunteers: Ron Koos, Dula Thanks to volunteer Jan Submitted by Joy Marchiando, Tebbe, Maryetta & Larry Schroeder for playing piano Activities Director Lampe, Laura & Jr. Steines, music during the Lutheran Manicures held at Mill Kenny Kilburg, Lloyd Service. Valley Care Center Kilburg, Marilyn & Merle Manicures were held (MVCC) with Joy and at Kilburg, Alice Kilburg, and with the residents and ten- Sunrise Villa Assisted Dale Banowetz for assisting ants during the afternoon on Living (SVAL) during the the residents/tenants and Thursday. morning on Friday with hosting the Catholic Rosary, We welcome Wayne S. Theresa. Mass, and Communion as a new resident arriving on Exercises with Kelly & Service during the morning Thursday. Joy was available with the on Wednesday. Games of Choice were residents on Friday. Thanks to volunteer Dale available for the tenants at “Van Outing” with the Banowetz for purchasing the the Villa during the after- tenants and Jennifer at the (40+) Catholic “Missalettte” noon, Monday – Thursday. SVAL to the “Carousel for the residents and tenants Happy Birthday Corner” occurred during the at MVCC and SVAL. Greetings this past week to afternoon on Tuesday “Exercises with Kelly & tenant Lillian D., resident (7/17/18). Thanks always to Joy” was held with the resi- Mary Ann T., and staff: volunteer Gene Bryson (van dents on Wednesday with Megan M., and Ruth C.! driver) for his assistance Joy. Thanks to Lillian D. & during this event. Thanks to volunteers: Family for sharing her birth- Thanks to volunteer Charlotte Cyze, Janis day cupcakes with us! Kenny Kilburg for hosting Kilburg, Brody Sullivan, Thanks to Mary Ann T. and Men’s Club with the men on Beverly Sullivan, Verna Family for sharing her birth- Friday. Mae Ernst, and Joyce Till day cake with us! Thanks to Ray & Doris with Clifton B. for hosting Thanks to all our volun- Theisen for providing musi- and assisting “Bingo games teers for being awesome. cal entertainment with the with the Rosary Society” Mary Rupp for her dona- tenants at SVAL and the during the afternoon on tions of items. Barb Budde residents at MVCC during Wednesday. Exercises was for her donations of assorted the noontime on Friday. available for the residents magazines. Sheryl Ringen Thanks to volunteer Sandra and tenants during the after- (volunteer) for playing the Hayward for engaging and noon on Wednesday. piano at SVAL/MVCC for dancing with some of the Thanks to Pastor Paul two nights. Anonymous for residents and tenants during Gammelin (St. John’s their donations of items. the music on Friday Lutheran Church, Bellevue, Thanks to all for their assis- Thanks to Andrea Iowa) for hosting a Lutheran tance and support with all Chapman (Above and Communion Service with the activities/events during Beyond Home Health Care, the residents/tenants during this past week. Monticello, Iowa) for host- the afternoon on Thursday. ing “Fun with Andrea”. Residents and tenants wrote out on index cards their Upcoming Events: favorite recipes and attached Aug. 3, 6, 7, & 8 – Exercises 11:30 am. to the back of each recipe Aug. 3 & 7 – Men’s Club with Kenny 9:30 am. was/is a magnet with ribbon Aug. 3 – Music with Ray & Doris 11 am. & 12 in a “teepee” style for dis- Aug. 3 – Music with Jim Lucy 2:00 pm. play. Fresh homemade Aug. 5 (Sun.) – Coffee & Conversation at Villa 9:00 am. goodies were served for res- BIRTHDAY PARTY: Resident Lillian D. (seated) recently celebrated her 94th birthday with Aug. 5 (Sun.) – Music with the Mennonite Choir 6:15 pm. idents and tenants to enjoy family at Mill Valley Care Center in Bellevue. Aug. 6 – Resident Council 2:00 pm. during the afternoon on Aug. 7 – Kenny’s Visits at MVCC & Villa 9:30 – 11 am. Aug. 7 – Knitting with Laura & Crocheting 2:00 pm. Friday. providing music entertain- Thanks to Liz Barry for Our Sympathy goes out Aug. 7 – Music with Ed Elliott 6:15 pm Thanks to the volunteers ment during the evening on providing music entertain- to the family and friends of Aug. 8 – Rosary @ 9:30 am., & Catholic Service 10 am. for hosting Christian Circle Sunday. ment during the evening on Deborah Center who passed Aug. 8 – Bingo with the Lutherans 2:00 pm. at the SVAL during the “Exercises with Kelly & Monday. away on Tuesday. She will Aug. 9 – Artwork with Sue & Earl 8:45 am. afternoon on Friday. Joy” was held with the resi- Thanks to volunteer be greatly missed. Aug. 9 – Music w/ Judy Ganzer 11:15 am. & 12 Thanks to volunteer dents on Monday with Joy. Kenneth Kilburg for hosting Thanks to volunteer Marilyn Ploessl for leading Thanks to volunteers “Kenny’s Visits”, visiting Father Dennis Miller (Pastor the Rosary prayers for the Marlene and Barb Budde for the residents/tenants at at St. Joseph’s Catholic Catholics on Sunday. hosting bingo games with MVCC/SVAL during the Church, Bellevue, IA) and Coffee & Conversation the tenants at the Villa dur- morning on Tuesday. with the tenants were held ing the afternoon on “Exercises with Kelly & Bellevue during the morning on Monday. Joy” was held with the resi- BELLEVUE Sunday. Thanks to volunteers Jr. dents on Tuesday with Joy. Movie & Popcorn were Steines and Leanna Michels K of C HALL Herald-Leader enjoyed by the tenants at the for hosting Euchre Club dur- Thanks to volunteer Villa during the afternoon ing the afternoon on Laura McCool for hosting RENTAL on Sunday. 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She served in con- pate in the CREDO program at Maternal grandparents vent homes in Superior, Mondovi, Gonzaga University, Spokane, are Tim and Ann Johnson Odanah, Auburndale, Fountain City Washington, in 1990. Returning to La of Harris, Minnesota. and La Crosse in Wisconsin, Crosse, Sister Gertrude ministered Paternal grandparents Balltown and Lansing in Iowa, and again at Villa St. Joseph (for three Spokane in Washington. Sister years). From 1993 to 1995, she served OLIVIA STORLIE are Dennis and Gay Storlie of Maquoketa. Gertrude earned a degree in licensed as a LPN at St. Rose Convent and Paternal great-grandparents are the late Rose Hare and practical nursing from St. Anthony then retired there. Today, Sister the late John L. Hare. Hospital (now known as St. Anthony Gertrude makes her home at the Villa. Regional Hospital & Nursing Home), A jubilee celebration was held at Carroll, Iowa, and began her ministry Villa St. Joseph on May 9. in health care. From 1965 to 1966, she ministered as a licensed practical Based in La Crosse, Wisconsin, nurse at St. Anthony, from 1966 to the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Births 1968 at Villa St. Joseph (the FSPA Adoration are women religious IT’S A GIRL! skilled-care retirement home in La engaged in furthering the work of the Colby and Ashley Kieffer of Bellevue, IA are the parents Crosse), from 1968 to 1971 at Sacred SISTER GERTRUDE Catholic church and the Gospel. of a daughter, Sophia Renee Kieffer, born at 4:36 pm on Heart Hospital (now known as DAUGHERTY Their partners in ministry, including June 25, 2018 at Mercy Medical Center, Dubuque, IA. Eastern Idaho Regional Medical affiliates and prayer partners, join Sophia weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces and was 20 inches Center) in Idaho Falls, Idaho, from Wisconsin. Sister Gertrude moved to them in service of God’s mission. The long. Sophia joins sibling Madison Jo Kieffer. 1971 to 1977 again at Villa St. Claxton, Georgia, and served in home sisters work in the United States and Maternal grandparents are Chet and Kathy Claussen of Joseph, and from 1977 to 1978 at St. health care Evans Memorial Hospital internationally in varied ministries, Bellevue, IA. Francis Hospital (now known as as a LPN for one year. She continued creating innovative approaches to Paternal grandparents are Trisha and Troy Patzner of Mayo Clinic Health System – serving as a Licensed Practical Nurse healing, teaching and praying. Bellevue, IA and Joe Kieffer and Shelly Schwager of Franciscan Healthcare), La Crosse, at Mill Valley Care Center in Bellevue, IA. Maternal great-grandparents are Betty and Cletus Sieverding of Bellevue, IA, Sonny and Connie Claussen of Platteville, WI. Paternal great-grandparent is David Scheckel of 55th Kilburg Family Schroeder named to Bellevue, IA. Maternal great-great grandparents are Stan and Fern ReunionThe 55th annual Kilburg set family Aug. reunion will 19be held President’sBellevue’s Robert Schreoder, List son of Bud and Jeanette Tyler of LaCrosse, WI. at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church basement Hartung-Schroeder, has been named to the President’s List (Kilburg Hall) in Springbrook IA. It will be on at Drake University. This academic honor is achieved by IT’S A GIRL! Sunday August 19, 2018. There will be registration, earning a perfect 4.0 GPA during the Spring 2018 Nick and Tonya Heim of Bellevue, IA are the parents of then a potluck dinner at noon. Tableware and bever- semester. Drake University is a midsize, private university a daughter, Posey Lee Heim, born at 10:58 on July 11, 2018 age will be provided. Fellowship to follow. in Des Moines, Iowa, enrolling more than 3,200 undergrad- at Unity Point Finley Hospital, Dubuque, IA. uate and 1,700 graduate students. Posey weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and was 19-3/4 inch- es long. Posey joins siblings Macy, age 15, Halle, age 10, and Rory, age 3. Maternal grandparents are David and Carol Scheckel of Bellevue, IA. Paternal grandparents are Clete and Sheila Heim of Bellevue, IA. An evening benefiting the Cole Park Playground Project <;:9:8765453271:0/.;7-:2.:9,7+*-*77)(('7&.0.:7&.9::.7%7$://:#":,7! 7 <;:287;"940,7 ""4.7,7(7937%7 <;0.879073"9759/95:247027:2370725;.73".7432439:77/30/7"452:44:4 7<:7 5//7:790 527 07#095:.73795 :4 7('&&%$#"!% $ !!%&&% % %!%&#$ %$ !%#% &!%#$(% The Wizard Of Oz %% 0 :7:.487:.7397(09
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Marilyn Dunne Virgil “Rocky” Eggers Marilyn I. Dunne, 86, of Davenport passed away Virgil T. “Rocky” Eggers 70 of Bellevue passed away peace- Friday, July 27, 2018 at the University of Iowa, Iowa fully on Monday, July 23, 2018 at his home. City. Funeral services were held at 10:00 am Tuesday, Mass of Christian Burial was held at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, July 31, 2018 at the Holy Family Catholic Church. July 28, 2018 at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Bellevue. Visitation was from 4:00 to 8:00 pm Monday at the Burial was in St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery with Military Runge Mortuary. Burial was in Davenport Memorial Honors conducted by Bellevue American Legion Post #273. Park. Memorials may be made to the family. Online trib- Rocky was born September 29, 1947 in Bellevue the son of utes and condolences may be expressed at www.runge- Willard and Marjorie (Wanken) Eggers. He graduated from mortuary.com. Marquette High School in 1965. Rocky served his country in Marilyn was born January 2. 1932 in Bellevue, IA to the US Navy during the Vietnam War. He married Barbara Clarence and Irene (Abeln) Hingtgen. On September 26, Trenkamp on September 9, 1972 at St. Peter and Paul Catholic 1950 Marilyn was united in marriage to Marvin Dunne. Church in Springbrook. Rocky worked for John Deere Works in He preceded her in death on May 9, 2008. Before her Dubuque, retiring in 2001 as a Tool Design Programmer. He retirement in 1992 Marilyn worked at Litton (Cobham) was a proud member of Bellevue American Legion Post #273, VIRGIL EGGERS for 22 years. helped with the Bellevue EMS for many years, enjoyed tractor She enjoyed gardening, playing cards at the Eagles and pulling, participating in Bellevue Rodeo activities, and helping all friends with everything from MARILYN DUNNE Elks Clubs, bowling leagues and spending time with her Jo Johns Porta Potty service to simple electrical work. Rocky enjoyed bowling league, family grandchildren and great grandchildren. times butchering chickens, and entertaining family and friends. He was a proud member of the Those left cherishing her memory include her children Bellevue Community, even participating in the re-enactments of the Bellevue War. He never and their spouses: Kathy (Randy) Bennett and Joseph (Gwen) Dunne; grandchildren: missed activities his daughters were involved with. Matthew, Michelle, Michael, Megan and Ryan; nine great grandchildren; many nieces Survivors include his wife, Barb; children, Jody (Keven) Bautsch of Chillicothe, IL, Sheri and nephews; in-laws: Peg Hingtgen, Charlene Hingtgen, Madelyn Wall, Hellen (Jack) (Lee, Jr. ) Montgomery of Port Charlotte, FL, and Anne (Jason) Galbreath of Chillicothe, IL; 9 Lyons, Doris Laughlin, Tom (Janice) Dunne, , Carlyn Oeth, Jeanette Wampler, Marian grandchildren, Palmer, Kurt, Zacc, Kristena, Julia, Ethan, Joseph, Isabella, and James; numerous Hirtz and Shirley Dunne. great-grandchildren; siblings, Daryll “Butch” (Carolyn) Eggers of Bellevue, Kathaleen Carlton of In addition to her parents and husband, Marilyn was preceded in death by two infant Tampa, FL, Willard “Greg” (Val) Eggers of Dubuque, Dan (Caroline) Eggers of Marshal daughters, Carol Ann and Susan Irene; brothers, Cliff (Rosie), Vern and Gerald Islands, and Bette “Tweet” (Tom) Lyman of Davenport; sisters and brothes in-law, Nellie Thola, Hingtgen and sisters, Averle (Earl) Mueller and Lois (Orlyn) Weinschenk. Verlin “Jiggs” (Pat) Trenkamp, Mary Kilburg, and Ronald (Sandy) Trenkamp. Rocky was proceeded in death by his parents, Willard and Marjorie; brothers and sisters-in- law, Cecil Thola, Leon Kilburg, Karen (Larry) Lundin, and Daniel Trenkamp; father and mother DEATH NOTICE in-law, John and Delores Trenkamp. Gloria Lingle The family would like to thank Hospice of Dubuque, Bellevue EMS and all the nurses and Gloria L. Lingle, age 91, of Maquoketa, Iowa, formerly of Preston, Iowa, passed doctors during Rocky’s Journey. A special thanks to Father “Bernie” Grady for leading Rocky away Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at Crestridge Care Center, Maquoketa, Iowa. A funer- and his family in a “Last Rights” and prayer service on Sunday and also for leading the wake and al service was held 12:00 noon, Saturday, July 28, 2018 at the Law-Jones Funeral funeral service. Home, Preston. Burial took place in the Preston Cemetery. Family and friends are Memorials may be directed to the Bellevue American Legion Post #273 in Rocky’s invited to share in Gloria’s life at www.lawjonesfuneralhome.com. memory. Online condolences may be left for the family at www.hachmannfuneralhome.com

Wild police chase from Bellevue to Dubuque Bridge opening delayed again A police chase from Rodgers on Highway 52 High river levels slow down construction work at Sabula Bellevue to Dubuque this towards Dubuque with High waters throughout the slowed activities and prevent- Meanwhile, the complimen- rating condition, and construc- past Sunday ended with the speeds reaching around 110 month of July on the ed the contractors from com- tary vehicle and passenger tion was already underway. arrest of a 29 year-old miles per hour. Outside of Mississippi River have pleting pier work that is neces- ferry service being offered for However, crews discovered Daniel Arsenio Rodgers, St. Donatus, Rodgers pulled prompted officials to move the sary before moving forward transportation across the that one of the piers was sink- who is now is in the over. As the officer got out anticipated opening of the with other key construction Mississippi River is seeing ing, causing the roadway to Dubuque County Jail facing of the car to approach, Sabula Bridge to a few weeks activities, the DOT said. heavy usage. buckle and accelerating the eluding, OWI, and drug Rodgers sped away again. beyond Labor Day. “We are starting to see As of Tuesday, the usage closure to late February. charges. He was also want- As the officer pursued The bridge has been closed waters recede and are hoping totals for the ferry since it Construction schedules are ed for several outstanding Rodgers, he saw flashes since February. pier work will be able to com- started operating June 12 tentative subject to weather warrants. coming from the truck. He While an exact date cannot mence soon,” said Jim were: vehicles, 11,854; motor- and other conditions, the DOT Bellevue Police respond- cannot confirm if it was be identified for the opening Schnoebelen, Iowa DOT cycles, 1,901; bicycles, 256; said. ed to a call at the Baymont gunfire, but police are of the bridge, the Iowa Dept. District 6 Engineer. and passengers, 28,415. “Our goal is to provide the Hotel in Bellevue around 2 investigating. of Transportation said this “Until last week, we were The deckhand from most accurate and timely a.m. Sunday for reports of a The chase continued just week that river levels are hopeful that the high water Calhoun Ferry Co., the south- information regarding the pro- fight. Upon arrival, an offi- outside of Dubuque where causing the delay with con- would not delay opening. ern Illinois-based firm that ject and schedule as possible,” cer got out of his vehicle to sheriff’s deputies deployed struction. 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PAUL LUTHERAN CALVARY LUTHERAN full-ride scholarship – LAMOTTE CHURCH Thursday, August 2 Sunday SABULA, IOWA Koos named Ambrose Scholar 9:00 am Quilt Tying Sunday worship - 8:30 a.m. Pastor Barbara Hayden Marquette Catholic can do anything that I put 6:00 pm AA Meeting Holy Communion 1st, 3rd & 5th Worship Service: 9:00 a.m. Saturday, August 4 Sundays Sunday School: 10:15 a.m. High School graduate my mind to. When you 5:00 pm Worship Ashley Koos will attend have energy and passion Sunday, August 5 SS. PETER AND PAUL ASSUMPTION & ST. PATRICK St. Ambrose University and you work for some- 10:00 am Worship CHURCH – SPRINGBROOK PETERSVILLE, IMMACULATE Tuesday, August 7 Pastor: CONCEPTION this fall as an Ambrose thing, it will come,” she 7:00 pm Worship Team Very Rev. Phillip Kruse SATURDAY VIGIL Scholar, a recognition that said. “If you are willing to Wednesday, August 8 Deacon: Mr. Rev. Robert 4:30 p.m. at Sugar Creek includes a full-tuition put yourself out there and 10:00 am Prayer Shawl Wood SUNDAY MORNING Ministry SUNDAY 8:00 a.m. Charlotte scholarship. take risks, they will pay 2:00 pm Mill Valley Bingo MASS 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Petersville She was awarded the off.” THURSDAY Weekday Mass will vary scholarship based on aca- Koos wants to become ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC MASS 8:00 a.m. according to holy days and pas- CHURCH – BELLEVUE tor’s schedule - see weekly demic achievement and a doctor and plans to MASSES CHURCH OF CHRIST schedule in Bulletin. an essay she wrote about major in biology, which is Tuesday and Friday - Mass at LAMOTTE TRIDENTINE(Extraordinary MASS Form of the her school and communi- one of the pre-profession- 8:25 a.m. Pastor: Steven W. Wood Mass) Wednesday Alternate weekly Wednesday ty involvement, leader- al programs SAU offers with Mill Valley Care Masses. Worship: 7:30 pm Third Sunday of each Month ship and desire to impact to prepare students for Check bulletin for times & Mass Sunday 1:00 p.m. Sugar Creek her peers. medical school. She is location Worship: 10:30 am Saturday Mass 4:15 p.m. Free Bible Classes: (30 min) ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC Koos, a 4.0 student, looking forward to work- Sunday Masses 10:15 a.m. (Casual dress / Café Theme) CHURCH – PRESTON graduated this spring from Ashley Koos ing on research projects All religions are welcome. Call Pastor: Fr. Donald Hertges Marquette Catholic High with biology professors Tri-Parish News (563) 845-9356 or email SUNDAY ST. LAWRENCE - OTTER [email protected] for a list of Mass: 10:00 a.m. School in Bellevue, Iowa, where she and contributing to the field. CREEK subjects to choose from. Pick served as class president from 2014-17 “I’ve always been interested in the sci- Mass: 8:30 a.m. every your own subject. Study in the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL and student body president her senior year. ences and one of our family friends is a Sunday comfort of your own home UCC OF GREEN ISLAND www.incmedia.org or call Pastor: Shannon Witt She performed in school plays and doctor,” she said. “He was very inspiring SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH Steven Wood for appt. Worship Services each musicals, was active in National Honor to me from a young age.” – ANDREW Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Society and was widely recognized for her In addition to academics, Koos plans to Pastor: Ron Huber ST. DONATUS First Sunday: Holy Communion Service Sunday: 9:00 a.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH followed by Board Meeting. athletic abilities in softball, basketball, become involved in SAU Campus Communion- 1st & 3rd SUNDAY Second Sunday: cross country, and track and field. Ministry, student organizations such as Sundays Mass: 8:00 a.m. 2nd & 4th Contemporary Worship followed In addition to being active in her parish Doctors to Bee, and activities including Alternate with every other by Potluck/Brunch in Fellowship SACRED HEART CATHOLIC weekend with St. Catherines Hall and youth group, Ashley took part in ser- Dance Marathon. CHURCH MAQUOKETA Third and Fourth Sunday: vice trips, Relay for Life fundraisers, “I am looking forward to the new oppor- SATURDAY ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Blended Worship Make A Difference Day, and served as a tunities SAU offers, including new cours- Mass: 4:30 p.m. CHURCH – PRESTON SUNDAY SUNDAY SUGAR CREEK, STS MARY & Eucharistic Minister. es, professors, friendships, memories, and Masses: 8 a.m. Sunday Worship - 9:00 a.m JOSEPH - CHARLOTTE Koos pulled a lesson from each role she the extra-curricular activities I plan to par- Wednesday Worship - 6:00 Sugar Creek Mass Schedule played in her school, church and commu- ticipate in starting this fall,” she said. ST. CATHERINE CATHOLIC p.m. Saturdays: 4:30 am CHURCH nity. “All of my involvement showed me I

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Company achieves international recognition for 20th consecutive year By DAVID NAMANNY kets a wide range of electrical transform- AtBellevue Herald-Leader Bellevue’s Ensign: ers, inductors, and adapters for a broad Ensign Corporation, which has been a range of industrial and commercial appli- familiar manufacturing landmark in cations. Bellevue since 1961, and has been serving Ensign’s custom-designed transformers American industry since its founding in serve a variety of industries: heating and 1939, has achieved a milestone this year, ventilation, medical and dental, semi-truck when it celebrated its 20th anniversary of refrigeration, showroom lighting, aircraft ISO 9001 registration. According to Brij cabin lighting, US Navy aircraft carrier Sharma, President, and Steve Ensign, Vice navigation systems, water softeners, golf President, this is a big deal. course irrigation systems, commercial “The International Standards restaurant and cafeteria cooking equip- Organization (ISO), headquartered in ment, ice machines, sports scoreboards, Geneva, Switzerland, creates and main- and many more. “There are probably tains standards for excellence followed by cantly to the stringent requirements. Sharma expressed his special appreciation Ensign transformers in your school, office, industries the world over, including Ensign Ensign Corporation’s quality management and thanks to the Ensign team. church, doctor’s & dentist’s office, or in Corporation,” said Ensign. The standard team headed by Steve Ensign, along with Consumers might not be particularly your local stores, museums and restaurants, for Quality Management Systems is ISO the conscientious efforts of its managers acquainted with Ensign-designed and man- or at your favorite hotel/motel or golf 9001. Ensign first became ISO 9001 regis- and operators, has maintained its registra- ufactured products, but without them many course,” said Ensign. tered back in 1998. The standard was tion throughout all the upgrades, success- end products of industrial automation Ensign’s primary goal is to bring jobs revised by ISO in 2000, again in 2008, and fully concluding the 20th consecutive would not be possible. Today, the ISO back to America. In the 1990s, due to the again in 2015, each time adding signifi- annual audit on May 23, 2018. Mr. 9001 registered company builds and mar-

Ensign Coil Company factory (Bellevue, IA) -- Circa early-1960s HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 11 HERALD-LEADER FEATURE

ENSIGN STAFF: Front row (kneeling from left) Jared Ensign, Kartik Shah, Vishvendra Tomar, Lorin Sullivan. Second row from left Connie Chantos, Romel McCutcheon, Steve Ensign, Brij Sharma, Larry Sullivan, Beth Anderson, Vince Mohr. Third row from left, Darla Sturm, Shawn Mohr, Sherry White, Candace Mussmann, Diane M. Klemme, Tammy Muller and Kelsey Jess. Fourth row: Linda Ambrosy, Sally Ruff, Lois Mussmann and Brady Mussmann. (Missing: Mary Bayless, Diane L. Klemme, Marlene Oster, Carla Poll, Brenda Rumple)

Company achieves international recognition for 20th consecutive year Atpressures of foreign competition,Bellevue’s Ensign Ensign:The Ensign brothers, Joseph, David, and was forced to find strategic partners over- Richard, began building coils and trans- seas to import some of its transformers. In formers with 12 local operators on the the intervening years, Ensign has endeav- assembly line. From a cramped temporary ored to make its U.S. operations more location to the present facility Ensign has competitive. According to Brij Sharma, become a world class manufacturer in a president and owner, “I strongly feel we rapidly evolving global market. can compete against China with proper uti- In 2001 Ensign consolidated all adminis- lization of resources. If we could bring trative functions from the Chicago suburbs back to the U.S. all of the products present- to Bellevue. Since that time, Ensign has ly made by our offshore partners, we expanded into even more diverse industries would be able to add over 100 employees.” and international markets. Ensign Corporation was originally Ensign Corporation became part of the founded as Ensign Coil Company in 1939 3-company PowerVolt Group, owned by in Chicago, producing electric coils, pri- Brij Sharma, in 2008. The Group, consist- marily for Army field radios during World ing of Wabash Transformer and PowerVolt War II. Following the war, the product line (both in Addison, IL) and Ensign changed to transformers for commercial, Corporation in Bellevue, IA, produces all industrial, and consumer electrical prod- kinds of transformers for products across ucts. the world. In the 1950s and 1960s Ensign’s biggest “Our business is family based and we customers were companies that made con- have employees that have had several peo- sumer electronics such as televisions, ple in their families all work here,” said radios, and microwave ovens. To keep up Ensign. “The hard working and long-time with demand, the company added the employees make Ensign a valuable busi- Bellevue facility in April 1961. ness in Bellevue. Everyone involved with In 1979, Ensign moved all of its manu- Ensign has made it successful and we facturing to Bellevue, and greatly enlarged appreciate that greatly,” said Sharma. “We the facility to handle the increased produc- consider our greatest asset to be our peo- tion requirements. The company also ple, whose dedicated effort and quality changed its name to Ensign Corporation excellence has now been internationally that year. Brij Sharma (President) and Steve Ensign (VP Engineering) recognized for 20 consecutive years.” HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 12 Herald-Leader Sports Michels heads Kueter, Braves blankChase Kueter tossed a one-hit shutDyersville out and his defense played flawlessly in a 7-0 win over Dyersville in first round action of the Cascade Tournament. Bellevue staked Kueter to a 2-0 in the 3rd inning and that was all the runs he would need. They scored five more in the next four innings to blow the game open. Jared Koos 2x5, Chet Knake 2x5, Jeremy Kramer 2x4, Isaac Sturm 2x4 keyed the offense. toNamed next Softball Coach level at Stephens The win moved the Braves to quarter-final play on Wednesday, July 25 at 7 p.m. College in Columbia, Missouri Marquette High School softball Coach Emily Michels was named the new softball CometsFive Bellevue High land softball playersfive were on placed All-Conference on the River Valley All-Conference coach for Stephens College, announced the Teams. Senior Becca Schroeder was voted on the Elite Team. On the North Division athletics department on Friday afternoon. 1st team are Senior Eliza Scheckel Utility, Freshman Grace Tath pitcher, outfield She began her duties on August 1. Sophomore Lindsey Banowetz and on the Honorable Mention team Sophomore "We are so excited to welcome Emily to Brianna Laughlin. the Stephens College athletics family," stat- ed Athletics Director and Vice President of Student Development Vicky Owles. "Her FourFour players on from North the Bellevue Division High School Baseball Baseball team were chosen Team on the North energy, knowledge and love of softball will Division of the River Valley Conference: Riley Konrardy as a pitcher, Cade be welcomed by both the team and the Daugherty and Trey Daugherty (Honorable Mention) as infielders and Brandon Kafer College." as a catcher. Michels spent the past eight years coach- ing softball for Marquette High School in Bellevue, Iowa. She led the team to four MohawksThree players from thevoted Marquette Highto Tri-RiversSchool Baseball Team wereTeam honored on the conference championships and three State Tri Rivers All-Conference Teams. A 1st team selection was Blayne Banowetz, a second placements. Alongside coaching at team selection was Will Draus and on the honorable mention team Alec Schwager. Marquette, she also helped train more than 50 athletes in their hitting, pitching, catch- ing and speed through clinics and lessons. In the past two years, Michels was a vol- Bellevue Braves schedule unteer assistant at Clarke University and the Prairie League Holy Cross-Aug7-14 University of Dubuque. From 2013-16, she League Tourney Aug 18-19 Peosta -Aug 13-19 served as the pitching coach for Bernard- (Aug 25-26 ) MidAmerica Nazarene University and had a Team Tournaments (Sept 1-2) brief stint as the interim head coach. While at MNU, she helped charge the team to a second-place finish in conference with a trip to Nationals in 2014 and a third-place finish Cole Park Playground Project in conference in 2015. Emily Michels MHS SB Coach On the field, Michels served as the start- Head Coach Stephens College Donation Form ing pitcher for the University of Dubuque Columbia, Missouri all four years. Dominating in the circle, she The Cole Park Playground Committee and City of Bellevue are fundraising for a $250,000 still holds the season and career wins record playground equipment project at Cole Park. The new equipment will replace the ~30- Science Management from MidAmerica year-old existing equipment. Installation is projected for the Fall of 2018. for the Spartans. She is also ranked in the season and career top 10 for almost every Nazarene University in 2015 and her Some of the playground features will include: poured rubber turf, two separate areas pitching category, including ERA, strikeouts Bachelor of Art in Wellness, Exercise and geared for older children and toddlers, handicap accessibility, swings and baby swings, and shutouts. Sport: Exercise Science from the University multiple slides, and many other new and exciting equipment pieces. Michels received her Master's Degree in of Dubuque in 2013. Name or Business: ______Address: ______City ______State ____ Zip ______Town & Country Twirlers mark Email: ______Phone Number: ______

45 years of square dancing Contribution Levels The Town & Country Twirlers, Preston will * $0.00 + $______have a free dance at the Preston Town Hall to $500.00 + $______celebrate the 45th anniversary of their club on Sunday, Aug. 12 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Past $1,000.00 + $______members, current members, and the general $5,000.00 + $______public are invited to come and participate, or $10,000.00 + $______just watch the fun. The club was formed in early 1973, a spin-off *Name to be displayed: ______of the DeWitt square dancers. Ben and Rita *All contributions $500.00 and above will be displayed near the new playground equipment. Reuter and Leo and Irene Trenkamp were However, all donations qualify as a tax deduction. instrumental in starting the Town & Country Twirlers. The first officers were: Delbert and In the early years of the club members creat- Please drop off completed forms and make checks payable to: Mary Banowetz, presidents, George and ed matching square dance outfits City of Bellevue ² CP Playground Project Dorothy Beck, secretaries, and Charles and 106 N. Third Street too. Bob and Marquerite Banowetz, original Linda Lane, treasurers. They started out with a Bellevue, IA 52031 members, still dance with the club today. whole $1.75 in the bank, and $29.15 in cash. In the beginning, dances were held on the second Although the club is not as big as it once was, it For more information please contact Abbey Skrivseth in the Clerk¶s Office at 563-872-4456 or still provides the same enjoyment, relaxation, [email protected] and fourth Mondays each month. Marlin Spies, from Davenport was the first club caller, who and friendships as in the past. Members often received $40.00 for his services. Rent for the get together with other local clubs and have a Preston Town Hall was $5.00, so it was a very great time. Occasionally, they also work togeth- cheap form of entertainment. According to the er doing a demo for entertainment at local nurs- records, the club started with 69 members. By ing homes. And none of them will ever forget the major trips that were taken together to New 1974 another 48 people had graduated, and became members. It certainly was the hay-day York, Oklahoma, Seattle, Washington, and for local square dancing. Many brought their Nashville, just to mention a few. children, who either played in a corner of the Lessons are periodically given and new ´Providing a fun and healthy option of play.µ hall, or formed their own squares, and danced members are always welcome. HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 13

RECESS AT THE BELLEVUE SCHOOL IN THE LATE 1940s: The current Bellevue Elementary School, which was once the county courthouse when it was built in the late 1840s, looked much different in the old days, with grass and trees lining the school yard. The structure, which is said to be the oldest school building in use in the state of Iowa, is now the topic of much public discussion, as school district officials are hoping to build a new $16 million facility near the high school. The proposal will be voted on Tuesday, Sept. 11.

100 YEARS AGO Ames. Eight men arrived here receive a recreation building Fairfield, former pastor, giv- Since then the city has been 20 YEARS AGO AUGUST 1, 1918 Friday evening and expect to from the surplus buildings at ing the meditation. At 7:30 struggling along with part- JULY 30, 1998 Last Friday was the day set complete the survey Yearswithin the Camp Grant, Rockford, IL. p.m. SundayAgo evening a hymn time and volunteer help. Both The sound of around-the- for weighing babies and all next few days. It is expected The Bellevue Board was one sing will be held in the sanctu- Heiar and Francis assumed clock construction work at children under five years of that contracts will be let and of the successful bidders in the ary with the evening worship their positions Tuesday morn- Bellevue’s Lock and Dam 12 age in this locality. This was the job of paving completed final sale of surplus property following at 8 p.m. Dr. ing at City Hall. could be heard again if done in conformity with an before snow flies this fall. at the camp. Actual price paid Gaylord Couchman of The council chose both Congress approves a pending order of the government, The balance of Primary No. for the building was $150, an Dubuque will present the Francis and Heiar as finalists Army Corps of Engineers which required not only that 62 from Baker Hill to 80 percent discount, the public evening sermon. Allan from among more than 30 appropriation bill. To help they be weighed but also mea- Nissen’s Corner about a mile benefit allowance to schools. Schirmer, Walter Hagen, the applications received for the make the case for rehabilitating sured and examined. Doctors north of Andrew will be sur- Original cost to the govern- Triangle Music and Art Club two jobs. the 60-year old navigation and Hanske, Moulton and Lampe faced with gravel and crushed ment was approximately Chorus and the two choirs of flood control structure built in assisted by local nurses and rock, the contract form same $24,000. After contacting the the church will offer special 30 YEARS AGO the Great Depression, the other helpers, were kept very having been let recently to board members we learned music for these services. AUGUST 4, 1988 Army Corps of Engineers’ top busy and over four hundred M.O. weaver of Iowa Falls. that the lumber secured from It was a banner year for official toured the Bellevue babies and children were reg- Bellevue gravel will be used the building will be used for 50 YEARS AGO Caption John Henry Weber in facility last week. Major istered from Bellevue City and on four miles of this road, and the construction of a new AUGUST 1, 1968 Bellevue. General Phillip Anderson, Township, Tete des Morts, it is understood that the work gym, bonds for which were Two Bellevue girls will To help advertise the first Mississippi Valley Division Washington and Jackson of placing it on the road will voted a number of years ago. graduate Thursday, Aug. 8, annual John Henry Weber Commander, Vicksburg, MS, Townships. Some of the start some time next week. Due to the increased cost of from the Department of Buckskinner Rendezvous along with Rock Island District above were recorded on materials and labor, construc- Practical Nursing School at hosted by Bellevue State Park Commander, Col. James Saturday and the Leader is 80 YEARS AGO tion work was never started. Eastern Iowa Community local volunteers designed a Mudd, arrived by helicopter informed that all the children AUGUST 2, 1938 If enough materials can be College, Clinton. They are 45-foot long banner. Thursday to look first hand at of the above townships have Traffic on the river was secured from surplus build- Doris Gieseman, daughter of Gloria Clausen, along with the aging facility and the scope not reported and this must be heavy during the latter part of ings work on the new struc- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Janelle Keil, Trent and Kyle of a proposed rehabilitation done immediately or penalty the week. Towing a fleet of ture may be started this year. Gieseman of Rt. 3, Bellevue, Clausen worked on the two project estimated to cost $31 will be imposed. Of all the barges, the big dredge Rock and Linda Till, daughter of sides to have it ready to greet million. When it was complet- babies examined only a very Island passed through the 60 YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Till, visitors to the community. ed in 1938, the five-year pro- few were found with any Bellevue locks Saturday JULY 31, 1958 Bellevue. ject cost $5 million. defect which is indeed a morning about 9 o’clock. The Presbyterian Church of Doris is a 1967 graduate of remarkable showing. Mrs. Joe Capt. Bliss Graham was in Bellevue will mark its 100th Bellevue Community High PRE-DRIVEN CARS AND TRUCKS A. Young was the chairman command and there was crew anniversary during the coming School and will be employed for the district embracing the of 60 men aboard the million week with a series of centen- at Mercy Medical Center in ‘17 Chevy Colorado Crew Z71 4x4 7,000 mi ...... $30,495.00 city and the above townships, dollar craft. The diesel dredge nial observances. Dubuque. Linda, who gradu- ‘17 Chevy Cruze LT RS 19,000 mi ...... $14,995.00 and did her work well. The was towing two anchor Events will begin with the ated from Marquette High ‘16 Buick Encore AWD Premium 1,500 mi ...... $23,495.00 township chairmen who gave barges, 26 pontoon floats anniversary Sunday School to School in 1967, will be ‘14 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew 4x4 65,000 mi ...... $24,495.00 valuable assistance were as bearing 1,300 feet of pipe line, be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, employed at Iowa City. ‘14 Chevy Traverse LT AWD leather, 120,000 mi ...... $14,995.00 follows; Bellevue, E. a utility barge and a dunnage August 3, and will be fol- ‘14 Ford Edge SEL AWD 32,000 mi ...... $20,495.00 Daugherty; Tete des Morts, barge. Two launches fol- lowed by the morning worship 40 YEARS AGO ‘14 Buick Encore Premium AWD loaded, 19,000 mi ...... $18,495.00 Mrs. Fred Hueneke; lowed the big craft through the at 11 a.m. For this service, AUGUST 3, 1978 ‘13 Ford F-150 Lariat Crew Cab 4x4 loaded, 51,000 mi ...... $28,495.00 Washington, Mrs. George locks. The craft was enroute Dr. C. Vin White of Lincoln, Bellevue City Council hired ‘12 Buick LaCrosse CXL loaded, 89,000 mi ...... $11,495.00 Roe. north to correct channel ills NE, a former pastor of the David Heiar of rural Bellevue ‘11 Chevy Equinox AWD htd. leather, 108,000 mi ...... $9,995.00 and its first work was to be church, will give the sermon. as City Clerk and Faye ‘10 Chevy Malibu 141,000 mi ...... $5,995.00 90 YEARS AGO done near Guttenberg. Immediately following the Francis of Bellevue as assis- ‘07 Ford F150 Crew Cab 4x4 104,000 mi ...... $8,995.00 AUGUST 2, 1928 morning worship, there will tant City Clerk Monday night. ‘05 Pontiac Grand Am 104,000 mi ...... $2,495.00 Engineers are now making 70 YEARS AGO be a potluck dinner for mem- The action came in the third ‘05 Pontiac Montana SV6 151,000 mi ...... $4,995.00 a survey of Primary No. 62 for JULY 29, 1948 bers and friends at 1 p.m. in meeting in a week called to try paving from Baker Hill to A news item in the the church fellowship rooms. to replace former City Clerk TILL'S Front Street in Bellevue from Dubuque Telegraph-Herald on Memorial vespers will be held Virtus Clasen and assistant 132 N. 2ND ST., BELLEVUE, IA (563) 872-3340 • 1-800-798-3057 the Iowa State Highway Monday says the Bellevue at 4 p.m. Sunday afternoon clerk Rose Mary Lauterborn Visit Our Website: www.tillsauto.com Commission’s Office at Independent School will with Dr. Howard C. Irvine of who resigned two weeks ago. HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 14 FISH STACKS to 8 fish are attached to the they are in, but also to draw As principal of Horse kinetic sculpture base with visitors from across the coun- Creek Studio in Laramie he Cont. from page one universal joints to allow ran- try to travel Iowa’s Byways provided professional graphic Former Xerox by swirling schools of dom wind-driven movements. to experience art in our small design, photography and brightly colored fish, reflect- Members of the sculpture rural Iowa communities,” advertising services through- ing sunlight, moving with the committee that is backing said Mallory Hanson, out the state of Wyoming. rep starts new wind. The movement of each Hansen’s art proposal include Northeast Iowa RC&D Prior to moving to Bellevue, fish echoes the theme Sue Becker, Butch Eggers, Regional Tourism & his creative focus was on “Living, Flowing Water, Linda Nudd, Karen Langseth, Economic Development photographic interpretation FSBO business Ever-Changing” and the Penny North, Allen R. Ernst, Coordinator. and documentation of Mississippi’s relentless flow Lucy Zeimet and Dave About the artist: Wyoming’s diverse flora and Andi Hatch, a former to the sea. Eischeid. Holding a bachelors degree fauna. corporate sales represen- The project was made pos- The project was made pos- in Fine Arts from the School Hansen’s paintings and tative for Xerox recently sible through a National sible through contributions, of the Art Institute of Chicago photographs are in private moved to Bellevue. Not Endowment for the Arts grant grants, and support from the in drawing, painting and collections as well as in the long after, she started secured by the Northeast Northeast Iowa RC&D, printmaking, Hansen has Wyoming State Museum and her own business. Iowa RC&D in partnership National Endowment for the extensive creative design and the University of Wyoming Hatch established a with the Byways of Iowa Arts, Byways of Iowa photography experience. collections. regional FSBO (For Sale Foundation. Foundation, Casey’s General By Owner) franchise, The Art on Iowa’s Byways Stores, Iowa Arts Council, which covers a 35-mile Initiative is a state-wide col- the North Family Foundation, OPEN HOUSE radius of Dubuque, laboration to install a total of Community Foundation of which includes Bellevue. 16 unique pieces of art imag- Jackson County, Sedgwick Sunday, August 5 • 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. She said she used to ined by local leaders, resi- Foundation, Bellevue State 704 BROADWAY, BELLEVUE travel for her former dents and designed by local Bank, City of Bellevue, 2 bdrm., 2 bath ranch with walkout sales job and was attract- artists. Fidelity Bank and Trust, Curt garage, newer furnace, central air, ed to Bellevue, so she The 15 participating com- and Lucy Zeimet, Jim steel roof, fenced in yard. Seller will and her husband Jeff munities include Amana, Schroeder Construction, give $10,000 to buyer for remodel- decided to locate here. Call Jo 563-599-7335 Anamosa, Belle Plaine, Doug and Barb Collins, Jerry ing. Bellevue, Delhi, Dubuque, Andi Hatch and Gayle Walsh, Bellevue Sunday, August 5 • 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Elkader, Guthrie Center, Rotary Club, Earl and Sue 718 BROADWAY, BELLEVUE Guttenberg, Keosauqua, Sawvel, John and Ann Hoff, Manchester, Maquoketa, Barry and Linda Nudd, 2 bdrm., 1 bath home on double lot. 2 car garage plus heated 2nd Postville, Waukon, and Bellevue Arts Council, Winterset. garage with enclosed work room. Mill Creek Acres Carousel Corner, Iowa Enclosed porch, newer roof, appli- (Dunn Subdivision) In the case of Bellevue, Byways, Grant Wood Scenic ances included. Call Jo 563-599- local artist Ronald Hansen Byway Board, and other 7335 Walk-out & Cul de sac and the Bellevue Arts anonymous donors. Council submitted what is “We are excited to have all Now Available! now called the “Fish Stack” of these public art pieces proposal for the soon to be Jo Ernst, Salesperson • John Hoff, Broker For more information call installed across the state to Kelly Hueneke, Salesperson• Norman Nielsen, Broker installed project which is Suzanne Steines not only feature the unique at 108 S. Riverview • Bellevue 563-357-5012 intended to represent character of the communities Phone (800) 688-9854 or (563) 872-4927 • Fax (563) 689-3332 Bellevue. Representing the river, Hansen’s public art concept is JOHN HERRIG REALTY MAY Selling2018 — 7YourY ouHOMESur Home?Home SOLDe?? LetL etWITHIN us Help! 10 DAYS the fabrication and placement 13750 Surrey Ln- Dubuque, Ia. • 563-556-1421 LET’S DO THE MATH! of two smokestacks from a The full-service,full-service, no commission real estate transactiont is here!!erehsinoitcasnar 302 Jefferson St. - Extra nice 2 story 3 BR, 1 bath home on large corner lot. Homeowner sells home for $100,000 — FSBO Homes = $1,430; Agent Commission $6,000 paddlewheeler, with colorful Brand new 10x15 porch w/handicap ramp. Newly remodeled kitchen, bathroom HomeownerFSBOHOMESBSF O sellsHO homeM forSE customers$200,000 — FSBO save Homes an = average $1,430; Agent of Commission $15,000! $12,000 fish incorporated on the and laundry. 2 car garage. $129,900 CHECK OUT THESE stacks. The cost of the project 108 N 6th St. - 5,400 SF 2 story brick home set up for use 800Andi Wack Hatcher Drive BELLEVUEStopSSttotop in or HOMES: 800 Wacker Drive op r as 3 apartments or extra spacious home. 3 kitchens, 3 NONOWW OPEN! CalCall119 T RiverToday! Ridge Drive was $20,000. Dubuque ll ToTododay! Hansen said the entire baths, 5 BR, Fireplace. Large 70x140 lot. 2 car detached Million Dollar Views of the River garage. Great value at $168,900 Dubuque sculpture is constructed of (563) 213-5585585110 Edwards Ave Georgous Mississippi River View - on .60 acre lot! All (563) 213-5585 Brand New Townhome plate steel and stainless steel, brick 3 BR, 3 bath ranch. Hardwood flrs in kitchen & dining which is powder coated or area. Master suite has full bath/walk-in closet. Knotty pine Jess Herrig spray-painted with automo- 3 season room. LL family rm with fireplace & bar. 2 car 563-542-0356 garage. Edge of city. $371,900 tive paints to achieve his cre- Call for details ative vision. The school of 7 WWW.HERRIGREALTY.COM

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The amount collected for fees fluctuates lessly firing a BB gun in a house in the pres- for the Bellevue Herald-Leader each year depending on a few items. The ence of children. Arrington showed signs of Pleasant St. for a report of a domestic inci- The move to open county roads to ATV dent. Prior to a pat-down for weapons, Clark total number of documents filed was down intoxication and registered a blood alcohol traffic has resulted in more registration concentration of .056. admitted he had a “pot pipe” in his pocket. about 270 from the year before, which Clark reached into the front pockets of his activity in the Jackson County Recorder’s impacts fees. Audry Marie Baumann-Roling, 31, 204 shorts and produced a glass pipe used to office. N. 4th St., Bellevue, was charged with operat- smoke marijuana. Also, last year was not a boat renewal When Recorder Arlene Schauf presented year. ing while intoxicated, first offense. her fiscal year-end report to the Board of According to court documents, on June 18 Zackary Hayward, 30, 215 N. Third St., The Iowa Department of Natural Baumann-Roling showed signs of intoxication Clinton, was found by the court to have violat- Supervisors recently, she noted that ATV ed conditions of his probation. He was sen- Resources requires boat registrations to be and registered a blood alcohol concentration registrations are way up. renewed every three years. The next renew- of .258. tenced to 90 days in the Jackson County Jail. “We’ve seen an increase in what we reg- He must repay court-appointed attorney fees al period is January through April of 2019. Avery Bell, 33, 30767 Iron Bridge Road, not to exceed $75 and also shall pay court ister. It’s quite a large amount actually,” she Jackson County, like all counties on or near Spragueville, pleaded guilty to possession of costs and jail fees. noted. rivers in lakes, will see a large number of drug paraphernalia. Bell was ordered to pay a Hayward was charged with two counts of Of the fees collected in the fiscal year that $65 fine and all surcharges and court cost of public intoxication, third or subsequent registrations during those months. ended June 30, the state received about In other county business, the Board of the case. offense. $23,000 from ATV-related business, while Court documents show that on June 19 According to court documents, on July 1, Supervisors also heard a report from Lyn Bell was found in possession of several glass law enforcement responded to 614 W. Platt the county received about $4,100, up from Medinger, head of Jackson County and steel pipes that are commonly known to St. for an intoxicated person not invited to that $3,500 the year before. Emergency Management, and Brad Staner, be used to ingest controlled substances. The residence. Hayward showed signs of intoxica- “Most of the money goes to the state,” pipes did have traces of residue on each of tion and registered a blood alcohol concentra- head of Jackson County Courthouse Schauf noted. “We don’t see much of it, but Security, regarding a recent fire drill at the them. tion of .226. there has been a huge, huge increase in what Also according to court documents, on July courthouse. Brandon Michael Bodenhofer, 36, 5273 2, law enforcement was dispatched to we are registering because of the trails.” 47th St., Baldwin, was charged with unlawful The drill, conducted May 16, was the sec- Jackson County Regional Health Center for a In recent months, Jackson, Clinton and ond one in an eight-month period. The possession of a prescription drug. report of Hayward being drunk and belliger- Cedar counties have adopted rules that make According to court records, officers results were much improved from the first ent. He showed signs of intoxication and reg- it seamless to cross county lines, opening responded to a call in the 100 block of istered a blood alcohol concentration of .256. one, Staner said, with protocols being fol- Anderson Street regarding a male coming out secondary roads to ATV traffic, extending lowed and the building cleared effectively. of a garage and going through backyards. Gabriel Ray Huizenga, 35, 203 W. Benton riding to year-round, and setting similar Bodenhofer consented to a body search; a St., Andrew, was convicted of driving while “We went around and talked to every hours. office about what they did and did not do,” cellophane bag of two whole pills and about license revoked. All 90 days of his jail sen- Schauf also reported that the Recorder’s one crushed blue pill were located in the cap tence were suspended, and he was given Staner said. of a zippo lighter. The blue pills were identi- credit for time served. He was placed on pro- Office collected $395,278 in fees last year. “The biggest thing that came out of this fied as Alprozolam 1 mg, a schedule 4 drug. bation. Huizenga was fined $1,000 plus court Of that amount, $144,972 went to the coun- was the rally point. We need everyone to go costs, a 35 percent surcharge, and $10 ty, down about $10,000 from last year. The Scott Alan Brady, 56, 108 E. Main St., DARE surcharge. to the same location so we can get a head Springbrook, pleaded guilty to allowing a dog state received $250,305, up about $4,000 count,” Staner said. According to court documents, on Oct. 9, from last year. to run at large. Brady must pay a $100 civil 2016, Huizenga was seen driving a silver penalty and court costs. 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THE IOWA 1008 Mulberry St. Attorney for Estate Ordinance can be viewed at the externally for motor grader posi- on regional and departmental PUBLICDISTRICT COURT FOR Bellevue,NOTICE: IA 52031 Moore, McKibben, Goodman YourJackson County Courthouse right in tion left vacant by theto retirement know.items. JACKSON COUNTY & Lorenz, LLP Maquoketa, Iowa, between the of Mary Jean Kilburg. Aye: 10:25 AM Chair McDevitt IN THE MATTER OF THE 26 S 1st Ave, Suite 302 hours of 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. McDevitt, Steines, Willey reconvened the meeting. ESTATE OF Mark W. DeVries, ICIS PIN Marshalltown, IA 50158 Copies are available in the office 9:08 AM Schloz updated the 10:26 AM Motion Steines, KEVIN J. ARRINGTON, No. AT0001875 of the Jackson County Auditor, Board on legislation for bridge second Willey to approve Deceased. Attorney for the Executor Date of second publication the Jackson County Zoning weight limit postings of up to repairs to the courthouse gaze- Probate No. ESPR020650 2nd day of August 2018. Department, or the Jackson 93,000 pounds. Willey present- bo for $980.06. Aye: McDevitt, NOTICE OF PROBATE OF 104 Market St. Published in the Bellevue County Board of Supervisors. ed to Schloz the Gold Key tour Steines, Willey WILL, OF APPOINTMENT OF Bellevue, IA 52031 Herald-Leader July 26, 2018 Published in the Bellevue pictures, plaques and keys for 10:27 AM Motion Willey, sec- EXECUTOR, AND NOTICE TO and August 2, 2018. Herald-Leader August 2, 2018. the new John Deere motor ond Steines to adjourn until the CREDITORS Date of second publication graders. next board meeting on July 24, To All Persons Interested in 2nd day of August, 2018. 9:20 AM Auditor Brian Moore 2018 at 9:00 a.m. in the board- the Estate of KEVIN J. Published in the Bellevue PUBLIC NOTICE Proceeding of the Jackson presented County business. room at the courthouse in ARRINGTON, Deceased, who Herald-Leader July 26, 2018 JACKSON COUNTY County Board of Supervisors 9:21 AM Motion Steines, sec- Maquoketa. Aye: McDevitt, died on or about 15th day of and August 2, 2018. ORDINANCE NO. 286 July 17, 2018 ond Willey to approve minutes Steines, Willey November, 2017: On July 10, 2018, the Jackson Present: Supervisors: Larry of the July 10, 2018 Board pro- /s/LARRY McDEVITT, You are hereby notified that County Board of Supervisors McDevitt, Mike Steines, John J. ceedings as written by Auditor Chair, Board of Supervisors on the 10th day of July, 2018 THE IOWA approved Jackson County Willey; Auditor Brian Moore, Moore and authorize publication /s/BRIAN MOORE, the last will and testament of DISTRICT COURT FOR Ordinance #286, “AN ORDI- Deputy Auditor Shelley Hoye; in the official newspapers. Aye: Auditor KEVIN J. ARRINGTON, JACKSON COUNTY NANCE TO AMEND THE TEXT Executive Assistant LuAnn McDevitt, Steines, Willey Published in the Bellevue deceased, bearing date of the IN THE MATTER OF THE OF THE JACKSON COUNTY Goeke; Media: Mary Hayward – 9:22 AM Motion Willey, sec- Herald-Leader August 2, 2018. 27th day of July 2009, was ESTATE OF PLATTING ORDINANCE Cable, Theresa Hosch—KMAQ ond Steines to accept and place admitted to probate in the CLARA J. ZIMMER, REGARDING REGULAR and Sara Millhouse – on file the Jackson County above named court and that Deceased. PLATS OF SURVEY PAPER Maquoketa Sentinel Press. Veterans Affairs Commission RESOLUTION SCOTT PUTMAN was appoint- Case No. ESPR020649 SIZE.” 9:01 AM Meeting brought to meeting minutes from July 5, # 632-03-27-2018 ed executor of the estate. Any NOTICE OF PROOF OF WILL The following is a summary of order and pledge of allegiance 2018. Aye: McDevitt, Steines, Jackson County Board of action to set aside the will must WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION the Jackson County Platting was recited. Willey Health Regulation Pertaining be brought in the district court To All Persons Interested in Ordinance, and Ordinance 9:02 AM Clark Schloz, County 9:23 AM LuAnn Goeke, to the Proposed Construction of said county within the later to the Estate of CLARA J. ZIM- #286, an amendment to the Engineer, presented secondary Executive Assistant, reviewed of the Droessler Subdivision occur of four months from the MER, Deceased, who died on Platting Ordinance. The Jackson roads business and four utility the Board calendar and County Water System date of the second publication or about 15th day of May, County Platting Ordinance regu- permits. business including three town- WHEREAS, the Iowa of this notice or one month from 2018: lates how land is surveyed, plat- 9:03 AM Motion Willey, sec- hall meetings for jail referen- Administrative Code 137.104 the date of mailing of this notice You are hereby notified that ted, recorded, and subdivided in ond Steines to approve four utili- dum. Willey updated the calen- assigns local boards of health to all heirs of the decedent and on the 10th day of July, 2018 unincorporated Jackson County, ty permits for Maquoketa Valley dar to include a mental health the following powers and duties: devisees under the will whose the last will and testament of Iowa. The types of plats include Electric Cooperative located: governing board meeting. I. Enforce state health laws identities are reasonably ascer- CLARA J. ZIMMER, deceased, Regular Plats of Survey, Minor South Fork Township, Section 9:25 AM Motion Willey, sec- and the rules and lawful orders tainable, or thereafter be forev- bearing date of the 12th day of Subdivisions, and Major 14 on 63rd Street; Maquoketa ond Steines to reappoint of the state department. er barred. June 1978, and Codicil dated Subdivisions. Township, Sections 20 and 21 Jeannett Kruse and Don 2. Make and enforce such Notice is further given that all the 25th day of December Specifically, Ordinance #286 on 233rd Avenue; Maquoketa Wentworth to Pioneer Cemetery reasonable rules and regulations persons indebted to the estate 2010, was admitted to probate amends the required paper size Township, Section 31 on 211th Commission for three years. not inconsistent with law, the are requested to make immedi- in the above named court and for Regular Plats of Survey, as Avenue; and Maquoketa Aye: McDevitt, Steines, Willey rules of the state board, or the ate payment to the under- there will be no present admin- per Section 6-1-4, item “1” of the Township, Section 17 on 35th 9:26 AM Motion Steines, sec- Iowa public health standards as signed, and creditors having istration of the estate. Any Jackson County Platting Street to bury fiber optic cable in ond Willey to reappoint Doug may be necessary for the protec- claims against the estate shall action to set aside the will must Ordinance. The text of the 1.25-inch conduit as per plan. Lathan and Dr. Darwin Schipper tion and improvement of the pub- file them with the clerk of the be brought in the district court amendment, and Section 6-1-4, Aye: McDevitt, Steines, Willey to the Board of Health lic health; and above named district court, as of the county within the later to will now read as follows: 9:04 AM Schloz presented a Commission for three years. AND WHEREAS, only 5 out provided by law, duly authenti- occur of four months from the “1. Standard plat size shall be bridge weight restriction resolu- Aye: McDevitt, Steines, Willey of 66 properties have wells and cated, for allowance, and date of the second publication eight and one-half (8 ½) by four- tion. 9:27 AM Motion Steines, sec- septic systems that meet the unless so filed by the later to of this notice or one month from teen (14) inches. Other sizes 9:05 AM Motion Steines, sec- ond Willey to reappoint the legally required separation dis- occur of four months from the the date of mailing of this notice may be submitted if prior ond Willey to approve a bridge entire ATV Committee mem- tances in the Droessler date of the second publication to all heirs of the decedent and approval is obtained from weight resolution #653-07-17- bers. Aye: McDevitt, Steines, Subdivision and because contin- of this notice or one month from devisees under the will whose County officials. If this size is too 2018. Aye: McDevitt, Steines, Willey ued use of the private and public the date of mailing of this notice identities are reasonably ascer- small to show relevant detail Willey 9:28 AM Chair McDevitt wells in the Droessler (unless otherwise allowed or tainable, or thereafter be forev- clearly, more than one sheet 9:06 AM Mary Jean Kilburg recessed the meeting for work Subdivision prohibits the paid) a claim is thereafter forev- er barred. may be used.” will be retiring September 28th session with Ben Kober, JC replacement or installation of er barred. Dated this 10th day of July, The purpose of the amend- and Schloz would like to post Zoning Administrator, depart- septic systems to treat onsite Dated this 12th day of July, 2018. ment is to require that Regular internally and externally. mental items and Marty Hudrlik, wastewater, and because con- 2018. Plats of Survey are submitted on 9:07 AM Motion Willey, sec- JC Maintenance Supervisor; nections to both private wells Executor of the Estate legal-sized paper. A full copy of ond Steines to approve Lynn Bopes, JC Coordinator of and public water supplies Scott Putman James L. Goodman, the Jackson County Platting Engineer to post internally and Disability Services, discussion increase the chance of contami- nation by plumbing cross con- Jackson County Treasurer - Accounting nections. Semi-Annual Report NOW, THEREFORE, The

Nancy Roling, Treasurer-Jackson County Treasurer, Maquoketa, IA Jackson County Board of Certification Date June For the period from January - June, Inclusive Supervisors hereby approves Statement of Account By Fund the Board of Health rule man- Fund Balance Revenues Total to be Disbursements Fund Balance Auditor's Warrants dating connections to the January Accounted for June Outstanding Bellevue public water supply 01 General Basic 1,862,220.39 2,500,983.10 4,363,203.49 2,128,655.15 2,234,548.34 268,706.70 within the Droessler Subdivision 02 General Supplemental 734,401.35 390,252.14 1,124,653.49 440,980.10 683,673.39 27,862.09 and mandating that all private 03 Rural Services Basic 1,476,716.74 939,296.44 2,416,013.18 1,594,264.15 821,749.03 23,460.18 04 Rural Services Supplemental .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 and public wells in the Droessler 05 Secondary Road 2,169,422.22 3,271,617.44 5,441,039.66 2,560,070.45 2,880,969.21 169,606.90 Subdivision be plugged when 06 Recorder Record Management Fee 15,994.60 4,267.60 20,262.20 1,932.00 18,330.20 .00 the City of Bellevue provides 07 Flood & Erosion Control .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 water services to the Droessler 08 Special Revenue - Local Health 628,965.90 221,023.69 849,989.59 145,560.69 704,428.90 26,812.63 Subdivision. 09 Multiple Grant Monies .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 The above and foregoing res- 11 Partial Payments 67,019.85 31,961.80 98,981.65 .00 98,981.65 .00 olution was adopted by the 12 Capital Projects 101,974.85 22,347.36 124,322.21 22,347.36 101,974.85 .00 Board of Supervisors of Jackson 13 Debt Service .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 14 Drainage Control 129,247.43 1,595.86 130,843.29 1,420.00 129,423.29 .00 County, Iowa on the 27th day of 15 Tax Redemption Trust Account 8,741.73 63,918.80 72,660.53 58,682.79 13,977.74 .00 March, 2018, with the vote 16 Joint Disaster Service 152,590.70 .00 152,590.70 28,851.76 123,738.94 2,275.34 thereon being as follows: 17 Local Option Sales Tax .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Aye: Larry McDevitt, Mike 18 Property Tax Agency 1,252.89 1,397.22 2,650.11 1,575.90 1,074.21 .00 Steines and John J. Willey 20 Township Control 10,734.42 139,942.19 150,676.61 137,463.07 13,213.54 .00 Nay: 21 Corporation Control 78,558.70 2,582,871.39 2,661,430.09 2,612,121.68 49,308.41 .00 Attest: 22 School Control 324,471.28 5,703,108.81 6,027,580.09 5,881,851.54 145,728.55 .00 23 Area School Control 26,452.24 473,093.08 499,545.32 487,661.37 11,883.95 .00 /s/BRIAN MOORE, 25 Benefited Fire Districts 3,410.03 34,274.62 37,684.65 36,502.62 1,182.03 .00 Jackson County Auditor 26 Well Testing and Abandonment .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Published in the Bellevue 27 Emergency Grant Money 364.88 2,201.31 2,566.19 585.00 1,981.19 .00 Herald-Leader August 2, 2018 28 Loan Trust Account 954,224.92 557,212.64 1,511,437.56 478,307.71 1,033,129.85 .00 and August 9, 2018. 29 Co. Ag. Extension 5,911.95 105,148.35 111,060.30 108,400.09 2,660.21 .00 30 Co. Cons. Land Acquisition Tru 373,268.05 35,217.64 408,485.69 31,448.08 377,037.61 6,019.54 31 Co. Assessor 565,853.12 226,353.03 792,206.15 301,409.23 490,796.92 12,106.16 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 32 Motor Vehicle Trust 404,376.90 2,076,293.38 2,480,670.28 2,165,744.28 314,926.00 .00 33 Use Tax Trust 168,977.36 1,292,502.66 1,461,480.02 1,245,518.24 215,961.78 .00 BEFORE THE 34 City Special Assessments Proje 286.59 9,258.49 9,545.08 4,574.48 4,970.60 .00 JACKSON COUNTY ZONING 35 Anat Gift Pub Awareness/Transp 85.00 595.00 680.00 576.00 104.00 .00 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 36 Enterprise Funds . .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 39 Refunds .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 An application has been sub- 40 Unclaimed Property .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 mitted for a special exception in 41 Special Revenue - Trust Funds 49,241.49 12,800.56 62,042.05 3,498.40 58,543.65 .00 unincorporated Jackson County. 42 Mental Health 846,701.50 280,510.23 1,127,211.73 235,075.49 892,136.24 16,032.78 48 Driver's License Trust .00 40,857.00 40,857.00 40,857.00 .00 .00 The application requests that 70 Civil Defense Service 565,789.23 129,963.20 695,752.43 55,236.15 640,516.28 3,324.97 Agvantage FS, proprietors, be 90 Employee'S Pooled Insurance Co 135,267.61 118,027.34 253,294.95 140,656.23 112,638.72 661.75 granted Special Exception #E- 98 General Fixed Assets .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 18 to add a 26,000 gallon liquid 99 General Long-term Debt .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 propane storage tank onto prop- 11,862,523.92 21,268,892.37 33,131,416.29 20,951,827.01 12,179,589.28 556,869.04 erty located at 22067 183rd Avenue, La Motte. This would Maquoketa, IA 52060-2295 June Balance on Hand $12,179,589.28 be an expansion of capacity at the location of a previously I, Nancy Roling, Treasurer of Jackson County Treasurer, do hereby certify that the report given is a correct summary of the Legals business transacted by me as said during the period therein specified. Published in the Bellevue Herald-Leader August 2, 2018. Continued on page 17 HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 17

Legals Approve Renewal of Class B SANCE AND/OR OTHER Qrt Unemployment ...... 556.25 Comcast Sportsnet Chicago, KLJB Program PUBLICNative Wine PermitNOTICE: (WBN) with REGULATED CONDITION. YourJohn Deere Financial, City rightMay & June Programming to know.Charges...... 1948.80 Clothing Reimbursement- Charges...... 6061.66 NICC Business & Comm Continued from page 16 Living Quarters and Sunday Councilman Ernst had some Sales for Mont Rest Effective concerns on Ordinance No. 431 Jess...... 136.95 Copy Works, FD Operating Solutions, Mike Sturm ACLS/Pals Instructor approved special exception, per August 12, 2018 in determining if this applies to John Deere Financial, City Supplies ...... 339.90 Curtis Wayne Dean, June Manuals...... 106.00 Section 1, Item 16 of the Approve Renewal of Class C all property including City owned Clothing Reimbursement- Broadband Consulting Northland Securities, Annual Jackson County Zoning Liquor License (LC) with Sunday areas that may be difficult to Kueter...... 43.98 Fee ...... 500.00 Disclosure Rep FYE Ordinance, and requires an Sales for Hank’s Place Effective maintain. Michels moved with a Kieffer Plumbing & Heating Inc. Daphne Ritchie, Riverview Park 2017 ...... 435.00 additional special exception to September 1, 2018 second by Medinger to approve Ambulance Bldg Maintenance...... 94.95 Flower Reimbursement ..74.90 Office Depot, City be considered and approved Approve 5 Day Class B Beer the introduction and first reading Treasurer State of Iowa, July 1- Doheny’s Commercial, Pool Purchases ...... 292.86 before a zoning permit can be (BB) (Includes Wine Coolers) of Ordinance No. 431. Roll call 15, 2018 Sales Tax ...1426.00 Lifeguard Umbrellas .....179.98 Operation New View, Annual issued. Storage of petroleum Permit with Outdoor Service and vote carried Treasurer State of Iowa, State Dubuque Co Sheriff, Hefel Contribution ...... 2000.00 products is a permitted special Sunday Sales Privileges for St. Ayes: Michels, Roth, Medinger and Heiar Withholding ...... 3846.71 Development TIF (July)189.29 Panther Uniforms, FD Bunker exception use in the M-1 Limited Joseph Church Effective Nays: Ernst IPERS, Retirement...... 14068.11 Dubuque Fire Equipment, City Gear ...... 155.93 Industrial Zoning District. September 9, 2018 IRS, Federal/SS/Medicare ...... Hall/Police Equipment PCC, Inc., Outside The Board of Adjustment may STORYWALK PROJECT RESCINDING RESOLUTION ...... 11114.26 R&M ...... 81.58 Ambulance ...... 1018.31 approve all requests, with or Library Director Marian Meyer explained how the StoryWalk NO. 15-18 ESTABLISHING Treasurer State of Iowa, June Dubuque Networking Services Petty Cash, City without conditions, within the works. With all the Cole Park AND APPROVING NUI- 16-30, 2018 Sales City Fees/Monthly Office 365 Reimbursements ...... 51.88 constraints of the Code of Iowa construction, Meyer felt only a SANCES FEES Tax ...... 3454.00 Maint ...... 2837.48 Physio Control, AED Holder for and the Zoning Ordinance. The temporary approval should be As the City Attorney has Waste Authority of Jackson Co Dubuque Networking Services City Hall...... 313.00 Board of Adjustment will hold a given. The Council did not make advised that it is not legal to put July-September Landfill Server Cluster Replacement ... Racom Corporation, Amb public hearing on the application any motion on the StoryWalk fees for cutting grass onto a Assessment...... 8873.55 ...... 22703.89 Radio/Equipment Repair & at 7:30 P.M. Monday, August request as Katie Peterson was property owner’s utility bill, Roth Sun Life Financial, City Life East Central Inter Gov Assoc. Maint ...... 618.00 13th, 2018 in the Community not present. moved with a second by Ernst to Insurance ...... 168.00 Keep IA Beautiful FYE 2019 ... Reliable Data & Electrical Inc, Room, located in the basement ORDINANCE NO 429 rescind Resolution No. 15-18. Register of Copyrights, Cable ...... 1500.00 FD Bldg Repair & of the Jackson County AMENDING ARTICLE VIII, Roll call vote carried unani- Royalty Fees ...... 2532.66 East Central Inter Gov Assoc. Maintenance...... 140.84 Courthouse, 201 W. Platt Street EXCEPTIONS AND MODIFICA- mously. Medical Associates Health Annual Support/Codification.... River Valley Energy, City Gas in Maquoketa. You are invited to TIONS OF THE ZONING ORDI- SANITATION RECOMMEN- Plans, City Health ...... 1689.06 Purchases ...... 1303.92 ask questions or to comment on NANCE OF THE BELLEVUE DATION Insurance ...... 24832.32 Econo Signs, Roadway Roeder Bros, FD Equipment the matter at that time. Written CODE OF ORDINANCES PER- Roth moved with a second by IRSSS/Federal Signs ...... 89.34 Repair & Maintenance....37.98 comment received will also be TINENT TO FRONT AND Medinger to put Sanitation Withholding/Medicare...... Elliott Equipment Co, Sanitation Schoenthaler,Bartelt,Kahler&Rei presented to the Board. REAR YARDS ON RESIDEN- Department employee Paul Jess ...... 12106.42 Recycling...... 603.70 cks, City Legal Fees.....330.00 Submitted application materials TIAL PROPERTIES TO THE in charge of the operations, Iowa Municipal Workers Comp Emergency Medical Products Selco, Inc., Rdwy Traffic are available for review in the EAST OF HIGHWAY 52 recording overages and other Assoc., City Workers Comp Ambulance Operating Services ...... 1035.00 Jackson County Zoning Medinger moved with a sec- duties as needed, with an Prem...... 16763.00 Supplies ...... 828.96 Showtime Networks, June Department. ond by Heiar to approve the increase in pay of $1.00 per Black Hills Energy, City Gas Envision, FD Bunker Programming Charges .197.84 For more information, contact second reading of Ordinance hour. This position and job Purchases ...... 519.30 Gear ...... 242.00 Smith Welding, FD the Jackson County Zoning No. 429. Roll Call carried unani- description will be reviewed in John Deere Financial, FD Fastenal, Minor Equipment & Training ...... 30.00 Office in the Courthouse at mously. 90 days. Motion carried unani- Purchases ...... 113.53 Tools ...... 137.50 Stacy Heiar, FD Bldg Maquoketa, phone 652-4512, or FIREWORKS POLL mously. Emily Medinger, Swim Lesson Feld Fire, Equipment Repair & Maint ...... 100.00 e-mail at The Council considered the DRINKING FOUNTAIN Reimbursement...... 14.00 Maintenance...... 62.46 State Hygienic Laboratory, Pool [email protected]. results of the poll that was pub- DONATION IPERS, Retirement...... 16022.00 Fidelity Bank, Monthly Cable Water Testing...... 13.00 Ben Kober, Secretary, lished in the Bellevue Herald The Mayor and City Council IRSFederal Payment ...... 7765.15 Steel Mart, FD Training...191.61 Jackson County Zoning Board Leader and Facebook regarding thanked Elkay Manufacturing in Withholding/SS/Medicare...... Gracenote Media Services, Steines Tree Services, Tree of Adjustment citizens input on the use of fire- Savanna, IL for the donation of ...... 11582.95 Cable EPG Guide...... 626.93 Maintenance...... 4200.00 Published in the Bellevue works. Don McCool spoke to a new drinking fountain for the Productivity Plus, City Gray Television Group Inc, June Stetson Building Products, Herald-Leader August 2, 2018. banning fireworks completely. lobby in City Hall. Maggie Purchases ...... 131.77 Programming Charges5167.36 Rdwy Sidewalk Deb Moellers would like to see Callaghan is employed in Treasurer State of Iowa, State Heming Pest Control, FD/CC Expense ...... 1189.33 something sent with utility bills Human Resources at Elkay Withholding ...... 4157.24 Monthly Pest Control....110.00 Storey Kenworthy/Matt Parrott July 23, 2018 to get a broader response to the Manufacturing. Windstream, City Phone iWireless, Sanitation Phone City Envelopes ...... 519.84 Work Session poll. The Council agreed to the AUGUST MEETING DATES Expense ...... 948.40 Expense ...... 28.17 Superior Welding Supply Co. The Mayor and Bellevue City request but would first have it on The Council will meet next in Treasurer State of Iowa, Cable IA League of Cities, Ambulance Operating Council met in a Work Session the next agenda to finalize what regular session on August 6 and Consumer Use Tax ...... 23.00 Membership Dues FYE Supplies ...... 100.98 on July 23, 2018 in the Council would go with the utility bills. 20, 2018. 176 Keys Dueling Pianos Show 2019 ...... 1438.00 T&W Grinding, April-June 30, Chambers to discuss: COMPOST ILLEGAL DUMP- LIBRARY CLAIMS CP Playground Project IIW Engineers , Second Street 2018 Composting ...... 1750.00 Clerk’s Office Workload ING BUSINESS, MEMO....AMOUNT Fundraiser Pmt 2 of 2.1695.00 Rehab 2019...... 646.50 The Car Wash, City Gas Public Works Department Councilmember Medinger Baker & Taylor, Library 563 Design, PLLC, Catalyst- IIW Engineers , City of Bellevue Purchases ...... 1380.58 Park Street Extension has been working on a plan to Books ...... 503.84 Architectural Services 3750.00 Misc (2018) ...... 1962.50 The Herald Leader, City Public Works Superintendent address the illegal dumping at Demco, Library Supplies.465.74 A&P Graphics & Signs, Cole IIW Engineers , Municipal Publications...... 830.24 Charles Kueter was present for the Felderman Park compost Iowa Communications Network Park Signs/FD Decals ..210.00 Improvement 2018 .....3793.00 The Locksmith Express, Door the discussion. site. The Council will review the Telephone ...... 17.20 American Funds, Payroll Imagetrend, FD Training .961.25 Control Devices...... 18576.10 proposal when it is ready. Kieffer Plumbing & Heating Inc. Withholding ...... 2010.00 Innovative Systems, Mthly The Locksmith Express, CC July 23, 2018 STREET CLOSURE Bldg Repair/Maint...... 125.00 Anstoetter Construction Stmt/Software Maint/3rd Qrt Bldg Repair & Regular Session REQUESTS Lampe True Value, Operating Municipal Improvement 2018 License...... 7737.56 Maintenance...... 123.00 The Bellevue City Council Heiar moved with a second Supplies ...... 142.94 City Pmt #1...... 27189.93 ISPN Internet Services, Internet Till’s Garage, Police & FD met in Regular Session at 6:30 by Roth to approve the following Marian Meyer, Library Books Bellevue Area Chamber, Annual & Video Support ...... 2147.50 Equipment R&M ...... 1132.50 P.M. Monday, July 23, 2018 in street closures: Refund...... 11.49 Support/Tourism J&J Pool Spar & Billiards, Pool Tower Distribution Co., WGN the Council Chambers with August 18, 2018 Court Olympia Book Corp, Gift Grant ...... 7500.00 Operating Supplies...... 49.52 Programming Charges Mayor Roger Michels presiding. Street from Second Street to Fund-Books...... 675.29 Bellevue Little League-c/o J. Jackson County Econ Alliance (June) ...... 200.93 The Pledge of Allegiance was Riverview Street for the Petty Cash, Postage & Sturm, Equipment & 2018-2019 Econ Alliance Trans Iowa Equipment, Rdwy recited by all present. The roll Bellevue Area Chamber of Misc...... 93.93 Insurance ...... 1200.00 Dues...... 20000.00 Sweeper Maintenance .159.00 was called as follows: Commerce Fishtival. Windstream, Telephone....10.90 Bellevue Lumber, City Jackson County Humane Truck Country, Sanitation Equip PRESENT: BILLS AND CLAIMS Purchases ...... 655.31 Society, FYE 2019 Repair & Maintenance..166.70 Councilmembers Allen Ernst, September 7-9, 2018 Sixth BUSINESS, MEMO....AMOUNT Bellevue Municipal Utilities, City Dues...... 800.00 Verizon, City Phone Jayson Heiar, Lyn Medinger, Street from Park Street to The Herald Leader, City Utility Bills...... 6513.10 JoJons, Boat Ramp/Ensign Expense ...... 336.47 Tammy Michels and Tim Roth. Franklin Street and Franklin Publications...... 967.67 Bellevue Pharmacy Portable Toilet Rentals.420.00 Visa, City Card Also present were Library Street to the alley for St. The Herald Leader, Ambulance FD/Pool/Ambulance Judy Hovey, Water Aerobics Purchases ...... 274.20 Director Marian Meyer, Police Joseph’s Pork Roast. Advertising ...... 52.50 Charges...... 193.65 Reimbursement...... 55.00 Waste Authority of Jackson Co Officer Ryan Kloft, Laura and Security Products of Dubuque Bellevue Sand & GravelStreet Keltek, Minor Equipment & Monthly Tipping Fees Don McCool, Deb Moellers and Motion carried unanimous- Bldg Repair/Maintenance...... Sealing & Reconstruction...... Tools ...... 1620.00 (June) ...... 6402.44 Janet Callaghan. ly...... 655.00 ...... 107.00 Kent Clasen, FD Operating Weber Paper Company, City ABSENT: City Clerk Abbey PCC, Inc., Monthly Ambulance Bellevue State Bank, Monthly Supplies ...... 209.71 Operating Supplies...... 509.49 Skrivseth. ORDINANCE NO. 430 Exp ...... 864.86 Cable Payment...... 7765.15 Kieffer Plumbing & Heating Inc WIN, Internet & Video APPROVAL OF AGENDA: AMENDING TITLE III COMMU- Mutual Wheel Company Benders Foods, P&A/Roadway Pool/CC Bldg Support...... 13900.00 Mayor Roger Michels NITY PROTECTION, CHAP- Equipment Repair ...... 3126.85 Supplies ...... 61.96 Maintenance...... 1414.08 Windstream, CC Phone reviewed the Agenda and TER 2 NUISANCES, SECTION Kalmes Restaurant Catering, Big Ten Network, June Lampe True Value City Expense ...... 69.81 declared it approved. 3-2-9 ABATEMENT BY CP Playground Best Shot Programming Charges1494.08 Purchases ...... 1572.07 Zephyr Aluminum Products, FD CONSENT AGENDA MUNICIPALITY, OF THE Dinners...... 863.20 Bill’s Operator Service, Repair Lands’ End Business Outfitters Operating Supplies...... 116.03 Roth moved with a second by BELLEVUE CODE OF ORDI- Jackson County Imagination Lib of Riverview Walkway 2750.00 R. Michels’ City Shirt ...... 54.90 Previously Paid in April 2018.. Michels to approve the Consent NANCES (2014) TO PROVIDE Library Dolly Parton Bormann’s Neighborhood Lectronics Inc., Annual Fire iWireless, PW Cell Phone Agenda. Motion carried unani- FOR ASSESSMENT AND Foundation Pitstop, City Gas Alarm Services Expense ...... 45.39 mously. COLLECTION OF FEE FOR (Correction) ...... 2000.00 Purchases ...... 416.39 July-June...... 468.00 J&M Displays, Heritage Approve June 18, 2018 MUNICIPALTIY MOWING J&J Pool Spar & Billiards Calix, Essential Software Loras J. Weber Construction Days/Chamber Regular Session and June 20, GRASS AND CUTTING Chlorine Test Materials ..12.30 Support...... 3500.00 North Riverview Trail Fireworks...... 10500.00 2018 Special Session WEEDS In The Swim, 14’ Aluminum Casey’s General Store, City Gas Repair...... 2400.00 Manhattan Life Assurance Approve June Financial Ernst moved with a second Diving Board...... 3617.91 Purchases ...... 1246.74 Manhattan Life Assurance Co Comp, Cancer Reports by Heiar to introduce and iWireless, Crouch Phone Cedar Falls Utilities, June Cancer Insurance...... 394.26 Insurance ...... 394.26 Approve Library Bills and approve the first reading of Expense ...... 28.17 Transmission & Rental Maquoketa Valley Electric Coop Medical Associates Health Plan Claims Ordinance No. 430. Roll call Dubuque County Sheriff, Hefel Fee ...... 1390.40 Security Light Expense ..12.15 City Health Approve New Vendors vote carried unanimously. Development TIF City of Bellevue, PW Bobcat Mar-Han, Inc, PW & Sanitation Insurance ...... 26747.14 Approve Bills and Claims as (June) ...... 466.02 Inter Ln Payment...... 1087.99 Supplies ...... 141.00 Sun Life Financial, City Life Authorized ORDINANCE NO. 431 Bellevue Golf Club, CP City of Bellevue, Lot Funds to Martin Equipment, John Deere Insurance ...... 196.80 Approve Renewal of Class C AMENDING TITLE III COMMU- Playground Best Shot Green DS ...... 4675.87 Maintenance...... 500.81 ADJOURNMENT Liquor License, Outdoor Service NITY PROTECTION, CHAP- Fees ...... 340.00 City of Bellevue, Office Michael Sturm, FD Fitness As there was no further busi- and Sunday Sales Privileges for TER 2 NUISANCES, SECTION Arch Chemicals, New Chemical Transfer/Cable PILT.15959.11 Center Equipment ness to come before the Off Shore Bar & Grill, Inc. 3-2-1(1)(h) DEFINITIONS AND Pump...... 542.00 City of Bellevue, Stm Water to Reimbursement...... 219.98 Council, Ernst moved with a Effective September 1, 2018 SECTION 3-2-3(6) OTHER Uniform Den, Inc., Clothing DS/Park St Pj Pmt...... 4198.50 Midwest Business Products second by Roth to adjourn at Approve Temporary Transfer CONDITIONS REGULATED, Expense Dennis City of Maquoketa, Jackson Co Copier Expense...... 74.57 7:32 P.M. Motion carried unani- of Bellevue Community Club OF THE BELLEVUE CODE OF Schroeder...... 67.95 FYE 2019 Comm Nathan Mohr, Swimming Lesson mously. Class B Beer (BB)(Includes ORDINANCES (2014) TO City of Bellevue, Year End Fee ...... 24724.92 Reimbursement...... 28.00 Mayor Pro-Tem Wine Coolers) Permit with PROVIDE THAT GRASS AND Transfers ...... 509758.65 Clark’s Saw Center, Rdwy Tree National Cable TV Co-op, June Mayor Outdoor Service and Sunday WEEDS IN EXCESS OF A IRS, Federal/SS/Medicare ...... Maintenance...... 99.24 Programming Published in the Bellevue Sales Privileges to 502 Franklin EIGHT OF EIGHT INCHES ...... 9952.38 Cloos & Sons Inc., Ball Diamond Charges...... 35898.93 Herald-Leader August 2, 2018. Street Effective August 4, 2018 SHALL CONSTITUTE A NUI- IA Workforce Development, 2nd Weed Killer...... 10.00 Nexstar Broadcasting Inc., June to August 5, 2018 HERALD-LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2018 • PAGE 18

May 2018 PROPERTYOtter Creek see record vided 1/2 interest, Section 27 TRANSFERSFranzen, Section 18 Holdings LLC, Bellevue Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Mark Felderman Trustee, Anne Jeric R. Farrell, Jeric Farrell, Monmouth Township Monmouth Township NW SE Gammels Addn 2 Lot 4 Parcel Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 Logemann Trustee, Anne Farrell Maggie L. O’Connell, Maquoketa Green Acres Part A interest, Maquoketa Gibsons Felderman Trustee, Willard Maggie L. Farrell O’Connell, Subdn Lot 72, Maquoketa Scott V. Franzen, Amber L. John D. Thola to Christopher T. Subdn Blk 8 Lot 8 except S Felderman Trustee and Mary Maggie L. O’Connell Farrell, Eddys 2nd Addn Lot 72 W 60’ Franzen and Amber L. Gockel and Joanne Gockel, 45’, Lot 9, Lot 10 S. Felderman Revocable Maggie L. Farrell to Jeric R. of N 28’, Maquoketa Eddys Pegorick to Levi D. Dosland Maquoketa Shoreline Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Trust to Timothy M. Tarr, Farrell, Farrell Maggie L. 2nd Addn Lot 73 W 60’ and Amber R. Dosland, Development 2nd Addn Lot Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Bellevue Riverside Addn Lot 5 O’Connell, Maggie L. Farrel Oracle Group LTD and Oracle Section 18 Monmouth 10 Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, A. John Arenz and Cynthia A. O’Connell and Maggie L. Group Limited to Maquoketa Township Part Matthew T. Batista Jr. and Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Arenz to A. John Arenz O’Connell Farrell, Section 16 Community Cupboard Inc., Farmers Savings Bank to Jenna N. Batista to Jonathan Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 Trustee, A. John Arenz Trust Otter Creek Township SW Maquoketa River Front Addn Hannah E. Eckley, Zwingle C. Kueter and Lori J. Kueter, interest, Section 22 and Cynthia A. Arenz Life Parcel I Lot 47, Maquoketa River Lot 6 Parcel C Section 1 Bellevue Township Maquoketa Township Part Estate, Section 4 Prairie Brenda S. Heiar to Adam R. Front Addn Lot 48 E 15’ Clarice M. Sutton Estate, Clara Giesemann Place Lot 2, Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Springs Township see record Roling and Amy E. Roling, Kleppe Brothers Inc. to Travis Green Executor, Chester Jackson County Giesemann Myrna J. Larkey Trust to A. John Arenz and Cynthia A. Section 16 Van Buren Abner Bruns and Keisha Kay Sutton Executor, Chester L. Place Lot 2 Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, Arenz to A. John Arenz Township SW Part Bruns, Section 8 Brandon Sutton Executor and Phyllis Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Trustee and A. John Arenz Adam Roling, Amy E. Roling Township SW NW Cook Executor to Chester L. Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 Trust, Section 4 Prairie and Amy Roling to Joel R. Warren J. Crouch and Susan K. Sutton, Fulton Blk 20 Lot 1, Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, interest Section 23 South Fork Springs Township see record, Adams, Preston BCD Addn Crouch to Crouch Family Lot 2, Lot 7 Except W. 15’, Lot Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Township SE Part Section 5 Prairie Springs Blk 2 Part, Preston Farleys Trust, Bellevue Dempewolfs 8, Lot 9 and Lot 10 Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Township see record 2nd Addn Blk 3 Lot 4, Lot 5, Addn Blk 1 Lot 1 James P. Timmerman, James interest Section 9 Maquoketa Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Nicole Kunau to Scott M. Kunau, Lot 6, Lot 7, Lot 8 Preston Patrick L. Mueller and Jane E. P. Timmermann, Doris J. Township Part Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, Section 28 Washington and BCD Addn Blk 3 see record Mueller to Patrick Lynn Timmerman and Doris J. Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Section 33 Washington Diane K. Wuestenberg to Mueller Trust and Jane Timmermann to John M. Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 Paul T. Sterk to Ronald Lee Fier Mitchell P. McDermott, Elizabeth Mueller Trust, Michel and Denise M. Michel, Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, interest, Section 23 South and Mary Jo Fier, Section 29 Section 9 South Fork Section 27 Tete des Morts Section 30 Prairie Springs Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Fork Township SE Part Fairfield Township see record, Township Part Township NW NW Lot 21, Township Parcel N Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Section 30 Fairfield Township Mitchell P. McDermott, Savanah Section 27 Tete des Morts Gary D. Eggers, Pamela L. Section 26 South Fork Myrna J. Larkey Trust to see record M. McDermott, Savanah Township NW NW Lot 22, Eggers, to Adrian T. Koontz Township NW Part Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, Ralph Saunders Trustee, Joan McDermott to Martin P. Jackson County Pleasant and Cindy L. Koontz, Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Ringgenberg Trustee and Earl McDermott and Annie M. View Ridge Lot 2, Lot 3, Lot 4 Maquoketa Green Acres Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 L. Saunders Irrevocable Trust McDermott, Section 9 South and Lot 5 Subdn. Lot 59, Lot 60 S 1/2 Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, interest, Section 21 to R and J Family Farm LLC, Fork Township Part Susan K. Papke to Stephani L. Thomas W. Friederick and Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Maquoketa Township SE, Section 35 South Fork Lonnie D. Carr and Renee L. McGregor, Miles Miles 2nd Kimberly Friederick, LaMotte Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 Section 22 Maquoketa Township see record, Section Carr to Douglas E. DeMoss Addn Lot 106 Lot 17 interest, Section 9 Maquoketa Township SW SW 36 South Fork Township see and Pamela K. DeMoss, Jerry E. Lawson, Patricia A. Mark A. Maas to Terri A. Maas Township Parcel A Cheryl A. Kaplan, Steven A. record Monmouth Greens Addn Blk 7 Duvall Lawson, Patricia A. and Terri A. Davis, Jackson Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Kaplan, Steve Kaplan, Maquoketa Industrial Lot 4, Lot 5, Lot 6, Lot 7 and Lawson Duvall to Lawson County Schwenkers 12th Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Myra Stephen S. Hunt and Rena K. Development Assistance Lot 8 Patricia A. Duvall to Craig E. Addn Lot 21, Lot 22, Lot 68 J. Larkey Credit Trust, Robert Hunt to John R. Mass Service to City of Maquoketa Janice M. Jackson and Delbert Dummer and Catherine M. and Lot 69 F. Larkey Trustee, and Scarlet Revocable Trust and John R. Maquoketa Blk 19 Lot 9 S Jackson to Steines Rentals Dummer, Sabula Water Lot Raymond D. Clark and Diane A. L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 interest, Mass Trustee, undivided inter- 100’ of W 23’ LLC, Bellevue Jackson Park Lot 40 Clark to Randy J. Huffman Section 9 Maquoketa ests, Section 1 Iowa Maquoketa Industrial 1st Addition Lot 15 Mar GE LC to Tyler M. Helmle and Vanessa R. Huffman, Township Part Township NW Part Development Assistance Zachary D. Neuhaus and Beth and Tara D. Helmle, Jackson Maquoketa Green Acres Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Craig G. Bruegger, Craig Service to City of Maquoketa M. Neuhaus to Imagine the County Camps Clear View Subdn Lot 108 Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Bruegger, Karen C. Arringdale Maquoketa Blk 19 Lot 7 Part, Possibilities Inc., Maquoketa Acres Lot 5 and Lot 6 Michele Matlakowski and Lucas Myrna J. Larkey Family Trust, and Karen Arringdale to Maquoketa Blk Lot 8 Part see record Ronald L. Behne to Benjamin C. Matlakowski to Michele Robert F. Larkey Family Ronald J. Tigges and Mickey Forest T. Simonin to Joelle J. Scott E. Hansen and Vicki M. Meyer and Katrina L. Meyer, Matlakowski and Lucas Trust, Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee M. Tigges, Section 16 Perry Hostette, Maquoketa Green Hansen to Erin G. Moore, Section 22 Butler Part, Matlakowski, Section 28 Otter and Robert F. Larkey Trustee, Township NW NW NE Part Acres Subdn Lot 79 Maquoketa Goodenows 1st Section 23 Butler Township Creek Township NW SW see 1/2 interest Section 21 Donald C. Gross and Nancy J. Amy M. Reeg and Amy M. Addn Blk 23 Lot 10 see Part record and Section 29 Otter Maquoketa Township SW Gross to Donald C. Gross Livermore to Richard J. record, Maquoketa Phillip N. Golladay Trustee, Creek Township NE SE see Part Living Trust and Nancy J. Livermore, Section 30 Goodenows 1st Addn Blk 23 Leona K. Golladay Trustee, record Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Gross Living Trust, Section 2 Farmers Creek Township NW Lot 7 see record Phillip N. Golladay Revocable Michele Matlakowski and Lucas Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Prairie Springs Township NE SE Parcel D Jesse J. Herrig and Paula K. Living Trust and Leona K. Matlakowski to John P. Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, Parcel A of Lot 1, Section 2 Douglas A. Lenhart and Gloria Herrig to City of Bellevue, Golladay Revocable Living Bakazan, Jackson County Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Prairie Springs Township SE Lenhart to Douglas A. Lenhart Bellevue Mill Creek Trust to Benjamin C. Meyer Schwenkers 9th Addn Lot 81 Scarlet L. Dietz Trustee, 1/2 NE Parcel B, Section 1 Prairie Revocable Trust, Section 2 Development Lot 5 Parcel XX and Katrina L. Meyer, Section Part, Lot 80 Part, Lot 79 Part interest, Section 21 Springs Township SW NW Otter Creek Township see Edward C. Holland, Edward 22 Brandon Township Part, Dennis G. Kieffer and Lynnann Maquoketa Township NE Part Parcel A, Section 2 Prairie record, Section 12 Otter Holland, Joleen C. Holland Section 23 Brandon Township M. Kieffer to Dennis G. Kieffer Robert F. Larkey Trustee, Myrna Springs Township NE Parcel Creek Township see record, and Joleen Holland to Part Revocable Trust, Dennis G. J. Larkey Trust, Myrna J. C of Lot 1 Section 11 Otter Creek see Anthony C. Bock and Allison Robert Lee Walker and Carol Kieffer Trustee, Lynnann M. Larkey Credit Trust, Robert F. William B. Brown and Marlyns record M. Bock, Baldwin Fremont Sue Walker to Cindy L. Kieffer Revocable Trust and Larkey Trustee and Scarlet L. Ann Brown to William David Douglas A. Lenhart and Gloria Addn Blk 1 Lot 6 Garrett and Garrett Trust, Lynnann M. Kieffer Trustee, Dietz Trustee, 1/2 interest, Brown, Section 5 Brandon Lenhart to Gloria F. Lenhart Laura A. Helmers and John I. Green Island Lot 44 and Lot Section 25 Tete des Morts Section 23 South Fork Township Part Revocable Trust, Section 2 Helmers to Laura A. Helmers 45 Township NE Lot C and Township SE Part Andrea B. Frank to Jake J. Otter Creek Township see Trustee, Laura A. Helmers Michael V. Franzen and Sandra Section 30 Tete des Morts Robert F. Larkey Trustee and Deaver and Jena L. Deaver, record, Section 12 Otter Revocable Trust, John I L. Franzen to Scott V. Township NW Lot C Myrna J. Larkey Trust to Jackson County Villa Golf Creek see record, Section 11 Helmers Trustee, Partial undi- Franzen and Amber L. Lorron LLC to J J Scheckel Myrna J. Larkey Credit Trust, Subdn Lot 4

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ColeVolunteers Park needed Playgroundto help install equipment Project Aug. 16-19 Continued from page one Additional donations and pledges are also being sought, with those businesses and individ- uals donating $500 or more to be recognized on a special donor board at the new playground. Along with that, the can drive, which has already raised over $6,000 for the cause, will continue. The drop off site for redeemable cans is at Bellevue Municipal Utilities power plant on north Riverview. The new Cole Park Playground marks anoth- er major milestone for the Bellevue Parks Department, which when all is said and done, will have invested nearly half a million dollars in the public property over the past three years. And nearly all was paid for through grants and private donations. It was on October 17, 1949 that the City of Bellevue purchased a tract of land from Lillian (Cole) Smith for a mere $15,000. That land soon became Cole Park (named after the Cole family), and has essentially become the hub of activity in town.

SeeCONTRIBUTIONS: pledge form on page 12

Over the decades, the park has grown signifi- cantly with a municipal swimming pool added in 1966, as well as tennis, basketball courts, a pavilion and two ball fields which are now used by both Bellevue High School and Marquette Catholic High School for baseball and softball. The park underwent another major round of major improvements a few years ago, with near- ly $200,000 spent for new grandstand seating, an announcers box and a brand new concession building, new scoreboards and storage buildings at the ball field. About half of those funds came from the City parts do not exist anymore and as the park has is desired to have a new playground area that invited to join the group to get their input and to of Bellevue, Bellevue Community Schools and become more active.” allows for more opportunities for children of involve everyone at both schools in order to get Marquette Catholic. The remainder was raised The new $250,000 playground the group different ages and physical limitations,” them excited and talking about the project.” through private donations from fundraisers con- hopes to install is manufactured by Miracle explained Skrivseth. “The poured rubber turf The projected completion date is about three ducted by the Bellevue Braves and the Bellevue Recreation, the same company that made and surface and sidewalk border will allow for a weeks from now. Community Club. installed the current playground in the late smooth and easy access for children and meet City workers are currently removing the old On the heels of those improvements, 1980s. The goal is to have it paid for and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) require- equipment and leveling the area out before the Bellevue City Clerk Abby Skrivseth, along with installed by the end of this month. ments.” new equipment is installed, and the price quote members of the Bellevue Community Club, led Of the $250,000 price tag, $100,000 is for the Skrivseth said the playground equipment will includes the city workers and volunteers the charge for even more improvements with new equipment; $100,000 is for the poured rub- be split into two large pieces, each geared for installing the equipment with a Miracle the $250,000 Cole Park Playground Project. ber turf (surface); $50,000 is for installation, different age groups. Separate areas for swings Representative on site overseeing the installa- “The City of Bellevue, as well as council ground work, sidewalk boarder, new lighting, (also geared toward age groups and ADA stan- tion. members and parks employees, have recognized new drinking fountain and any cost overruns. dards) and some free-standing equipment pieces “We will be looking for volunteers to help the and anticipated the need for replace the The vision state from the Cole Park are also anticipated. install the equipment and take care of other existing playground equipment as it is nearly 30 Playground Committee is to "Provide a social “We formed the committee to help brain- needs,” said Skrivseth. “The more hands the years old and has surpassed a typical play- interaction for kids' well-being to allow creativi- storm and lead various community fundraisers, better and quicker the process will go.” ground’s life expectancy,” said Skrivseth. “Over ty and imagination for new experiences while find volunteers, research and write grants, and For more information about the Cole Park the last couple years it has become more rele- offering a fun and healthy option of play." to help spread the word about the project,” said Playground Project or to find out how to donate, vant to replace the equipment as replacement “To meet the committee’s vision statement, it Skrivseth. “Students from both schools were contact Abbey Skrivseth at Bellevue City Hall.

Easton Valley School District to hold $9.5 million referendum Sept. 11 Continued from page one EV TAX COMPARISON CHART Piper Jaffray Financial final tally, 611 (52 percent) voted yes and 573 (48 percent) voted no. House value Taxable value Tax levy rate Total tax paid to school In the February vote, yhe final tally was 771 (57.2 percent) in favor to 576 (42.7 per- Tax data prepared by: cent) against. Of the 3,012 eligible voters in the district, 1,348 went to the polls, a 13.92 turnout of about 45 percent. Fiscal Year According to Iowa Code, a bond issue 2016 $100,000 50,884 14.43 734.25 which has failed to achieve 60 percent 2017 $100,000 50,776 15.08 765.70 approval can be brought up again, as long as handicap2018 accessibility. $100,000 Also included will 52,089added some funds would also be used for a the foreseeable future.725.08 Our property tax rates six months have passed since the original be a secure entrance for school visitors and a new enhanced security system at the Preston have dropped to $12.52 per $1,000 taxable vote. 2019 $100,000 50,771 12.52 635.65 separate and safer parent pick-up and drop- campus. property value, while keeping the income The funds sought by the district in this 2020 $100,000 50,884 15.00 (after bond) 763.25 off lane; and an enhanced security system to If approved by the 60 percent needed, tax- surtax at 4 percent,” said Fee. The fiscal year third-attempt bond issue in September are protect against threats. payers in the Easton Valley School District 2017 tax rate for EV was $15.08. Passing for improvements to buildings in Miles and Plans for the middle school and high would see their annual taxes increase by this bond would put tax rate at approx. Preston. school building in Preston include $1.5 mil- about $2.68 per $1,000 in valuation; but $15.00 per $1000 of assessed value for next District officials say if passed by 60 per- lion for improving handicap accessibility according to Fee, property owners wouldn’t year and beyond.” cent of voters, over $8 million in new funds issues in the secondary building, and provid- see much of an increase at all year-over-year Polling sites for the EV referendum will be from district taxpayers would be used to ing “adequate middle school and high school because of a recent reduction in school taxes. located at all three city halls in Preston, Miles deconstruct the three-story section of the lab space for 21st century learning,” accord- “The Easton Valley School Board has and Sabula. They will be open from 7 a.m. to Easton Valley Elementary building in Miles ing to EV Superintendent Chris Fee. He reduced property taxes for 2018-19 and into 8 p.m. and rebuild a single story addition with full