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3 4 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord notebook INSIDER THE Bits andbites ofthefinersideIowa business retention pondattheFarmProgressShow? a tractor,addnewwheelsanddeployitinto crop yield.Whatelsewastheretodobutrent without compressingthesoil,whichwouldhurt easily heavyequipmentcouldmovethroughfields wanted awaytodemonstratetireflotation―how 2018 FarmProgressShowoutsideofBoone. of NorthAmericahadjustthesightforyouat a 13,630-poundNewHollandtractor,MitasTires if you’veeverwonderedwhatitwouldtaketofloat DMV line?Afloatingtractor? We’ll allfloat on “fishing ontheweekends.” alternative useatthedemonstrationlastmonth: tires twoyearsago. Offingawier, Netherlands,usingCharlesCity-built demonstration wasapparentlysuccessfulin Charles CityPressearlierthismonth.Asimilar communications managerJeffMillertoldthe successful intheU.S.,asMitasmarketingand time afloatingtractordemonstrationwouldbe BY KATE HAYDEN Mitas, aCharlesCity-basedtiremanufacturer, I can’tassistwiththosefirsttwodreams,but Have youeverseenaflyingpig?Aspeedy If you’restillnotconvinced,Mitasofferedan The displaylastweekwasactuallythefirst

pursue theirpassionsinretirementcomfortably. retirement,” while47percentsaiditwastheirdesireto majority —65percentsaidsimply“havingagoodlifeduring Group, 19percentofGenXand23Yrespondents out therethatweallmightlearnathingortwofrom. enough forretirement,itturnsoutthere’sagroupofoverachievers comes to retirement? Are you a‘super saver’ when it notice it’sgone’approach,”hesaid. “With thesefeatures,super saversexemplifythe‘don’teven retirement planfeatureslikeauto-enrollmentandauto-escalation. their savingslargelywithoutbudgetsunderscorestheimportance of cite include: their retirementcontributions.Thetopsacrificesthatsupersavers formal budgetinplace,insteadfavoringothersacrificestomaxout (70 percent)aremakingmaximumcontributionswithouthavinga parents’ financialsituationasadriverintheirownsavingshabits. their savingshabits.Additionally,athirdofrespondentscited But 41percentsaidtheirparentsweremostinfluentialindeveloping nothing orverylittleaboutpersonalfinanceinschool. three-quarters ofsupersaverssaidtheylearned the importanceoffamilyasaninfluence.Nearly things theywantinthefuture.” set themuptohavethefreedomdo are makingsacrificestodaythatshouldhelp retirement atPrincipal.“Thesesupersavers Jerry Patterson,seniorvicepresidentof anyone thansavemore,earlier,”said according totheresearch. savers putawaymorethan$20,000towardretirementlastyear, their retirementaccountsin2017.Morethanhalfofthesesuper more oftheIRS-allowedmaximumdeferral($16,500-$18,000)to savers arethosefolkswhomanagedtosockaway90percentor identified themselvesas“supersavers.”It’saneliteclub:Super BY JOE GARDYASZ - - - So whatdrivestheirtremendousmotivationforsaving?A According tonewdatajustreleasedbyPrincipalFinancial With alloftheheadlinesabouthowAmericansaren’tsaving Patterson saidthefactthatsupersaversaremaxingout Interesting enough,thevastmajorityofthesesupersavers Another takeawayfromtheresearchwas “There isnobetteradviceIcangive

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The 1031 gets an overhaul

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So this Amish dairyman in eastern Iowa has a herd of cows that are literally in the way of his planned milking barn remodel. When he sells the cows — necessary to get them out of the way for a lengthy period of time — he will incur a capital gains tax. Hmm, what to do to not write a check to the U.S. Treasury? He tucks the cows into a 1031 exchange. He sells them on day one, agrees to buy them back within 45 days, and completes the acquisition within 180 days, by which time the barn is nice and pretty again for Elsie et al. Such were the heady days of the 1031 exchange program. Artwork, machinery, patents, airplanes, X-ray machines and whatever else might fit into a 1031 got crammed in. Then Congress awoke. There were ideas around to simply abolish this program. But supporters convinced lawmakers that 1031s spur economic development. So 1031s — named after that section of the Internal Revenue Code, and around since 1921 — were tweaked during the 2017 tax overhaul. They now apply only to investment real estate. Which means no more cows. But hats off to an Amish dairyman for being on top of his game.

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5 6 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord councils who represent those markets, and once a month we cally you have very senior business leaders who sitonthose another council that governs thoserequests. Andsobasi- Quad Cities, western Illinois, from time to time, but there’s another council called Greater Iowa to alsoinclude inthe One is Central Iowa, so Polk, Dallas, Warren counties, then How do you make thedetermination? How does itwork? giving inthestate ofIowa. Tell mewhat your titlemeans. What do you do? the diversity offolks.” not justdiversifying butrecognizing andacceptingpromoting company inevery wayinevery categoryinevery dimensionand Fargo & Co. “I think we’re continually interested in diversifying our inclusion spaceissoniceforme.”HehasfoundthatatWells I missedthediversity ofpeople,whichisinpartwhythediversity California. Imissedit.theocean.mountains. be adrive-by shooting.Soitputsinperspective. Ireally loved California, andthoseheadlightscomingdown thehillwillnever able toridemybike outsideatnighttimewhereas Icouldnotin be meaningful.“InIowa, my10-year-old brain wassaying,‘I’llbe the Dominican Republic for their first trip abroad. He wanted it to Dominican Republic.Manyyears laterhewouldtake hissistersto where hetookstudy-abroad classesinimpoverished areas ofthe Clive, graduated from Valley HighSchoolandCreighton University, was a32-degree differential inthetemperature. Hegrew upin from andrelatives stilllived. Kielwas10.ItFebruary.There after, theKiel family was moving to Iowa, where his parents were ings, murders. SouthernCaliforniawasinarecession. Notlong was beatenbyamob.Theevening newscarried reports ofshoot- the beatingofanAfrican-American.Riotsfollowed. Atruckdriver geles. Thecitywasonfire afterajuryacquittedpoliceofficersin yard intheMoreno Valley andwatchedsmoke risefrom LosAn- would have been9or10andhe climbedthetrees inhisback- mountains forabackdrop. Thatwastrueuntil1992,whenKiel like astorybookofcultural diversity wrapped insunnyskieswith A CLOSER LOOK: Charita Basi For MicahKiel,gro MICAH KIEL Vice president, communityaffairsconsultant, Wells Fargo &Co. BY KENTDARR cally, community affairs is in charge of charitable ble giving inthestate ofIowa has two councils. wing upinSouthernCaliforniawasabit Alocal leader you shouldknow organizations making those requests? Is ityour job to carry thegood, or bad, news back the and we make determinations oneach request. get together withallthenet new requests that have come in gram that can actually sendourteam members withtheir that we partner with.We have banking pro - ourhands-on unteering as well. Financialliteracy organizations are ones only for dollars received inthecommunity, but alsofor vol- ject matter. And you can imagine that’s a perfect pairing, not banking orfinancialliteracy, naturally, that’s withinoursub of acommunity that are underserved economically orwith bucket we tryto pay attention to communities orsegments conceptually strategic. So inotherwords, inoureconomic with us, to tryto cause as much positive change as we can. And sowe consider ourselves partners withthem,andthem be tied to theproblems thenonprofit isalsotrying to solve. problems, we go back to thecharitable side, that isgoing to ganization. Ultimately, though, for acause to helpsolve the wholeheartedly want to make apositive impact for anor an event; we have very passionate team members who truly, power that Wells can bringto anonprofit for aninitiative or 210,000 hours into local communities. That’s part ofthe So last year for instance, in2017, ourteam members logged Some oftheoffspring resources Wells has go beyond that. Does thisinvolve your internal volunteer programs? vices [isafourth, local category]. category andanenvironmental category, andhuman ser categories —we have asocialcategory andaneconomic body can request those. This year we have three national ed to every market, inthiscase, thestate ofIowa. So any there’s thecorporate oneandaportion offundsare allocat quest agrant from theWells Fargo Foundation. Ofcourse, how that works andhow you make that work. is abig deal inthecommunity, andI’d like to get asenseof What are you looking for ingeneral? Wells philanthropy how itmight work inthefuture.

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knowledge base and with this program and ma- What does it mean to carry an international of different partners to work with. There’s a terial into a nonprofit, and I’ve seen that work certification in project management? lot of different initiatives that need to get off well, in many different situations, with low-in- You do a boot camp, you study, you take a the ground, all of which project management come citizens, with refugees, with students in test, you’re certified and recertified over three speaks to. school, so it’s really able to deploy in a myriad years. So it’s fairly standard within the indus- of situations. try. I will tell you this: Sometimes people look Where do you see yourself in five years? at project managers as folks who take minutes The job move has me thinking differently. Do you feel as though, candidly, that you’re and set up meetings. I wholeheartedly disagree. Before, I had really great success and opportu- making a difference? To me, project management is about leadership nities and support in the last several years. And I’m going to say it this way: At the most of people. It’s about setting a culture that’s go- so moving on the executive track is definitely fundamental level on an individual basis the ing to work for the type of work that you do. on my mind. But I really want to see what get- answer is absolutely yes. And I bet every cor- It’s a strategy setting a path forward that’s go- ting into this space and how aligned with my poration or organization that has given money ing to allow us to solve a problem when the an- personal passion, just what we can do. So I would say that. The challenge is when you swer is completely unknown. I’ve been blessed now think less about how my career’s going scale, are you solving a social problem, an eco- with some really great opportunities within to go and more to what are the tangible differ- nomic problem? I’ll just say it is our aim more the company to tackle some very tough chal- ences we can make in a community? What are and more to really look at it that way, collabo- lenges, some of which were in the moderniza- the problems that we can solve? You know, the rating with partners who are like-minded with- tion of the home mortgage business model, company’s treated me well. I’ve worked harder in a given subject matter to see if those things some customer facing technologies that were than I probably ever would have guessed be- are possible. And I will say I don’t have any data, really important to the company. I’ve also done fore, but in this role, it’s about the problems to just the mindset of what we’re looking at in a lot of work within the company in the last solve in the community first and foremost, and that direction. seven years in the diversity and inclusion space that’s what I’m most interested in. n and with what are called our team member Why are you doing this? networks. Leaders and folks were able to see I’ve had a good history outside of work or how I’ve taken that skill set and put it to use Closer Look suggestion? softly within it in community engagement. in that diversity and inclusion space, and then Most recently, though, I was a senior project also how to put it to use in community engage- Do you know a leader who’s new or of growing interest in Des Moines’ business community? Send manager within Wells Fargo home lending or ment spaces. And I think there was the feeling an email to the editor with the name, position the mortgage part of the business. that it could be useful in this role. There’s a lot and reason you think your nominee should be of different events that happen. There’s a lot interviewed by our reporters. Send suggestions to [email protected] September 7, 2018 7, September Business Record | | Record Business

7 8 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord Court District,Downtown DesMoines A DECADE AFTER THE RECESSION, PROJECTS CONTINUE TO TRANSFORM DOWNTOWN DESMOINES CONNECTING THEGEMS ect that pulled allofthegems together,” shesaid. infill projects. then-City Manager Rick Clark that the focus should be on looking to thefuture. Whengiven theassignment, shetold on theradar,” shesaid. Moines Economic Development Director ErinOlson-Douglas. “twinkle intheeye” ofcity planners anddevelopers, said Des ahead. Anotherrush oftransformative projects was barely a ing offa binge of big development projects. happened inhigh-velocity markets, thecapital city was com- rather thanabrick across theforehead compared to what development land. were losingyour job, your retirement savings orapiece of g BY KENTDARR oing unnoticed inlate 2007 andearly 2008 unless you “What Still, in2008, O “The pro The city w When itstruc The steady creep of the Great Recession probably was was really needed mostwas theinfill type ofproj- jects that have occurred since thenweren’t even as about to take abreather, but planning k inIowa inMay 2008, more like asandbag lson-Douglas was part ofateam that was since 2013. has been amember ofthecity’s Urban Design Review Board Reynolds, an urban designer and landscape architect who Downtown Community Alliance since 2001; andDennis town development for theGreater Des Moines Partnership’s Tim Leach, who has been senior vice president ofdown- urban planninggame for thecity ofDes Moines since 2006; on the observations of Olson-Douglas, who has been in the over thecourse ofthislookat thelast 10years. Still,we relied dog inthedevelopment andconstruction hunt downtown. transformation and,just as important, have nothad alead Business Record turned to people who have watched the bit more about ourselves from acultural perspective, the changed the face of downtown Des Moines or told us a little the Great Recession. To get ahandleonprojects that have mative projects followed, even as thestate plunged into Sur There w e, we have ourown ideas, andthose might sneak out ere plenty ofgems to collect in2008. Transfor CONTINUED ONPAGE 10>> -

PHOTO BY JOHN RETZLAF ‘GEMS’’ OF THE LAST DECADE

• Principal Financial Group Inc. made a commitment to • Two bridges are on this list, both under construction at staying downtown, signaled a shift in workforce to the same time in 2010. knowledge-based workers and spent multiple millions of dollars in renovations to its campus that were designed • The reinvention of Walnut Street makes this list. Its to attract those workers. transformation is incomplete, but EMC Insurance Cos. and others are bound to see it to completion. • A new neighborhood called the Bridge District sprouted and stretched the borders of the East Village to near • Corporations decide to stay downtown rather than move

Interstate 235. to the suburbs. @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com

• A successful convenience store operator teamed with an • The first bridge built in the city in 100 years spans the internationally recognized architect for a one-of-a-kind and leads to an emerging development headquarters in the Western Gateway. area along East Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway. To the north, the Women of Achievement pedestrian bridge • A second wave of development is occurring in the East provides a riverwalk connection across the river. Village.

• A strategy to bring a convention center hotel to the city was executed to near perfection, finally.

• Work is underway on another sprawling neighborhood, Gray’s Station, between Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway and the Raccoon River. It will provide housing for 2,000 or more people and provide a connection from the central business district across the river to Gray’s Lake

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9 10 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord Principal Financial Group’s renovated atrium. << CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 tion at theonset oftherecession inMay 2008. PRINCIPAL RENOVATIONS the Raccoon River onthewest to theDes Moines River ontheeast. Hall ofLaureates; Luther Martin King Jr. Parkway blazed anew trail from the same timethat theold library was emerging as the World Food Prize into the claddingcopper-colored of the new Des Moines Public Library, at teasing theimagination ofpassersby; you could imagine yourself melting quarters row”; theJohn andMaryPappajohn Sculpture Park was open and ing into what Reynolds described, in a flattering way, as “corporate head- ter ofIowa, were open andoperating; theWestern Gateway was transition- informed opinion. involved indesign work for several downtown projects. Still,we respect his around Scenic Route Cafe, chances are you have met Mr. Cotton —has been One editor’s note, though. Reynolds, atrue doglover —ifyou see Reynolds some work done. Corporate headquarters at 711 High St. has a mix of a game workersfree-roaming who could plopdown theirlaptops onasofa andget oration zones. We heard alotabout theopen office, neighborhoods, nooks, the tech-savvy workforce itneeded. Office spaces were giving way to collab edge-based business, anditneeded to reconfigure the workplace to recruit changes coming. It was shifting from a transactional business to a knowl- changing nature ofthedowntown workforce. Principal, ofcourse, saw the tention. But theproject changed theway we view theworkplace andthe from $200 million to $500 million. Thedollars alonewillcatch your at town campus. Thefinancialinvestment was huge, with estimates ranging ings that would lead to major changes intheFortune 500 insurer’s down- In 20 Tw First, it o Vision Iowa projects, theIowa Events Center andtheScience Cen- 11, Principal11, FinancialGroup andOPNArchitects launched meet ’s worth namingthegems that were completed ornear comple - - - - components that got you to that commitment to talent attraction.” tive reuse ofthe711High building andreimagining thecampus space are the the bigger story andallthosecomponents ofhistoric rehab andadap “I thinkthecommitment to Iowa, commitment to Des Moines isprobably places where people can work but nottied to oneworkstation,” Leach said. you’re doingaway withoffices and puttingin collaboration space, puttingin an apartment building. underway onacommercial building to be followed by theconstruction of Nelson Construction & Development has rebuilt a skywalk entrance and is the west side ofSeventh andincluded ground-floor retail. Onthe east side, sioning aparking ramp. Ultimately, Principal built anew parking ramp on on eitherside ofSeventh Street ofGrand north Avenue after decommis for city officials, who had long puzzled over how to redevelop open space heady stuff. and offersviews of conference rooms suspended over an atrium. That’s all room andfancy food court that isflooded withlight, adorned withartwork ONE WORKSTATION.” WHERE PEOPLECAN WORK BUTNOT TIEDTO COLLABORATION SPACE, PUTTING INPLACES DOING AWAY WITHOFFICESANDPUTTINGIN COLLABORATION, MAKINGSURETHAT YOU’RE “EVERYTHING WAS BUILT AROUNDEMPLOYEE “Ev Little doubt,Principal ma Olson-Dou erything waserything built around employee collaboration, making sure that Greater DesMoinesPartnership’s Downtown Community Alliance glas said the renovations have provided an additional benefit Tim Leach, senior vice president of downtown development, de astatement. - - THE LAND SWAP OF 2012 In November 2013, voters approved a four-phase project that included renovations to the Polk County Courthouse, conver- This was the strategy, launched by business icon Bill Knapp sion of the former J.C. Penney building in what is not called by most accounts, to deal with problem properties and ulti- the Polk County Justice Center and the transformation of the mately land Greater Des Moines its long-sought convention former jail on the west side of the courthouse into a criminal center hotel at the . courts building. From the outside, the project has transformed The first iecep of the picture to fall in place, in fact the first the view at the west end of Court Avenue, with modern build- evidence that something big was afoot, came when a nonprofit ings flanking the courthouse on the north and west. The court- group of business and civic leaders called Des Moines Rede- house has had an exterior cleaning. The final phase will be the velopment Co. bought the former Allied Insurance building restoration of the interior of the courthouse. The $29.4 million at Fifth Avenue and Park Street in the shadow of the Events reconstruction of the former jail into the criminal courts build- Center. The property eventually was sold to Polk County and is ing is scheduled to be finished in October. Earlier this year, the $34 million transformation of the now the site of the recently completed $101 million convention @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com center hotel -- the Hilton Des Moines Downtown. Plex into the Wellmark YMCA was completed when the Prai- But the big picture was far more complicated. The River- rie Meadows Pool opened inside the Y’s MidAmerican Energy front YMCA was in need of a new fitness center, a place that Aquatic Center. The fitness center opened in January 2015. The might convince job prospects to move to the city and Greater completion of the pool was a testament to the determination Des Moines. An aquatic center capable of hosting Olympic of several business leaders, with Knapp, businessman and de- swimming trials would help attract visitors to the town, as veloper Jim Cownie and Hubbell Realty Co. President and CEO well. At the same time, the Polk County Convention Complex Rick Tollakson leading the pack. Those leaders had already was underused and unappreciated at Fifth and Grand avenues. played key roles in the land swap. Meanwhile, Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield, with its So what about the old Riverfront Y? Things didn’t turn new headquarters in the Western Gateway, had little use for out as expected for the nearly 2-acre property along the Des the former J.C. Penney building that it had acquired on Fifth, Moines River. A focus for an iconic private development, the north of the Polk County Courthouse. property will be home to a $140 million federal courthouse, The land swap placed the former J.C. Penney building in which could prove to be iconic in its own right. the hands of Polk County, the county’s former convention cen- ter, called the Plex, in the hands of the YMCA of Greater Des HUBBELL REALTY CO.’S BRIDGE DISTRICT Moines, and the Riverfront Y on the real estate market. Big projects have been the result. On a list with few unanimous choices, this development A key piece of the land swap was the acquisition of the for- was an exception. Hubbell created a neighborhood of multi- mer J.C. Penney building along Fifth Avenue by Polk County. family buildings and upscale for-sale townhomes between Des T:9.6” CONTINUED ON PAGE 12 >>

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LutherMartin King Jr. Parkway and the Raccoon River in an area initially also building more commercial space. a unique ramp underconstruction across Grand from theAC Hotel while Leach said. the Des Moines River. that willcontinue to connect downtown ontheeast andwest sides of group led by Cownie’s JSC Properties as being part ofanoticeable wave Heart ofAmerica’s AC Hotel andprojects spearheaded by adevelopment Leach took note of the transformation of East Grand Avenue, notably watching awind-riled tide rolL in.Itkeeps coming wave after wave. Still, EAST VILLAGE SECOND WAVE an urban setting. to Des Moines are surprised that such they aneighborhood can find in want to be,” Leach said. Hepointed outthat out-of-towners who move tinued growth andprosperity oftheEast Village, hesaid. hood inthere?’” Achievement) bridge, andsomebody says, ‘Why don’t we put aneighbor then you put inthe(Principal) Riverwalk andthisbeautiful (Women of city-owned Argonne ArmoryBuilding. Theprojectnorth. inspired at least oneproposal for thereuse ofthenearby Hubbell set to work onaproject that has extended theEast Village to the commercial buildings were demolished, otherproperty was acquired and ings, withmuch oftheproperty owned by Principal FinancialGroup. The D.ert Ray Drive. Moines Street andInterstate 235 andeast oftheDes Moines River andRob structure improvements anddevelopment. agreement withthecity that relied heavily onfederal loans to trigger infra- to have promise when Minneapolis developer George Shermanentered an ern edge ofthecentral business district that began inthe1990s andseemed GRAY’S STATION/GRAY’S LANDING ing mixed-use projects at former industrial sites. trict area, where Nelson andIndianapolis-based TWG Group have neighbor is completed. massive, laminated timbers that isbeginning to lease outmonths before it construction side oftheramp onthenorth isacommercial building built of parking ramp that provided more space for additional development. Under directly to theeast asurface parking lotwas turned into amuch needed into retail andoffice spaces, restaurants, breweries andhousing. who have taken parking lots andoverlooked properties andturned them << CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11 Sherman’ By 2 Plans calle If there And theacti Nelson C “That v A mixe The de At time “That g The Bridg “You r Ye ars ago, thiswas anarea ofaging warehouses andcommercial build- 008, Shermanhad already completed VineStreet Lofts anda con- emember alloftheflat stuff that was inthere,” Leach said. “And velopment group is a collection of individuals with big visions d-use project at 219 E.Grand attracted anational retailer, and ision andthat second wave, as you call it,isasignificant thing,” oes back to where dopeople want to live, where dopeople s, itseems as though progress intheEast Village is like cession lefta scar downtown, it was aswath ofland between onstruction &Development willprovide additional parking in s Gray’s Landing and Gray’s Lake Office Park projects in River e District provides additional rooftops necessary to the con- d for amassive urban renewal effort to bringlife to thesouth- vity intheEast Village isspreading southto theMarket Dis - - - - Wilkins Building. nal Younkers building and damaged, but spared, an addition called the andstartsof fits in 2014 that that ended withafire destroyed theorigi- Department store at Seventh andWalnut streets. Theproject was one removal andits transition to a“movement spine” through downtown. fromport theDowntown PlanningProject Steering Committee called for its stretch ofWalnut Street as atransit mall.TheWhat’s Next Downtown? re development southto theRaccoon River andwest to Southwest 16th Street. push to bringin new office tenants with renovations. vacant at thetimeEMCbought it,andthecompany began anaggressive bought thestruggling Kaleidoscope at theHub. Hub Tower was virtually Walnut, bought Hub Tower outofreceivership in2010 andtwo years later ers site. dential structure. Itproposed ahigh-rise apartment for the original Younk historic Tea Room back to life andrestored theWilkins Building as aresi - District of theEast Village, bought both properties. Blackbird brought the first net-zero office building withanhistoric rehab project inthe Market WALNUT STREET want to live.” people who may nothave thought downtown was aplace that they would specifically for downtown,” Olson-Douglas said. “Itwillprovide housing for will provide alinkto Gray’s Lake andeventually to Water Works Park. homes to apartments to for-sale condominiums, alongwithabridge that sought by thecity for thearea. residents called Gray’s Station. Theproject could be thegamechanger long Southern Railroad andannounced plansfor community ofat least 2,000 pleted andlandwas sold for adaycare center. on 9thdevelopment. Two apartments buildings andahotel have been com- Ninth andSouthwest 11thstreets ofHubbell andnorth Realty Co.’s Cityville thing back around,” hesaid. an intersection withviews where itcould renew plansfor its high-rise. to Blackbird, while Blackbird would deed theYounkers site to EMC. swap. EMCwould turn over theeast section oftheKaleidoscope at theHub Walnut andearlier thisyear thecompany andBlackbird agreed to aland tween Fifth Avenue and Seventh Street. buy property andnarrowed hisfocus. Point West stalled with the recession. Sherman cancelled some contracts to Leach said itwillhappen. Reynolds said. an area witha“quiet maturity that issonew itdoesn’t quite have aname,” Investments brought new structures andrehabs ofold buildings, creating Par By 2 “The neighb Hub In 20 Still, theoriginal planslai In 20 “Waln There is noendda Far The deal pr EMC exp In Jan EMC Insur Blac ther west alongWalnut, local developers andMinnesota-based Roers t of that transition was the renovation of the formers Younkers 008, Des Moines officials had had enough with usinga seven-block kbird Investments, thedevelopment group that brought thecity its bell’s planscall for amixofhousing, everything from single-family 17, Hubbell bought more than70 acres ofthat landfrom Norfolk 15, Shermanwas ready to build inanarea between Southwest ut Street didn’t get inits condition overnight. …We’ll turn that uary 2017, a$3.3million streetscape project was completed be anded its Walnut campus to thewest alongthesouthside of ovided EMCwithmore room to expand andBlackbird gained ance Cos., with its centerpiece office tower looming over orhood as it is envisioned is a big deal for Des Moines and te for completing theWalnut transformation, but d outby Shermanandthecity called for carrying - - - SO, HOW HAVE WE FARED? “MAYBE IT WAS A BREATHING PERIOD, BUT WE HAD For the most part, this story focus- es on things you can see, but there are PROJECTS GOING ON. WE HAD SOME RESIDENTIAL signs of recession recovery many of us PROJECTS, SOME OF THOSE WAREHOUSE CONVERSIONS, don’t notice. Olson-Douglas pointed to the com- SOME OF THOSE THINGS THAT CAME ONLINE. I THINK THAT mitment the Federal Home Loan Bank WE HAVE REBOUNDED REALLY WELL.” of Des Moines made to the city after it Tim Leach, senior vice president of downtown development,

merged with the Federal Home Loan @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com Bank of Seattle in 2015 and consoli- Greater Des Moines Partnership’s Downtown Community Alliance dated operation. Last year, the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines bought the former Voya headquarters at 909 Locust St. and launched a major reno- vation. Voya moved its operations to Hub Tower. Des Moines It is worth noting that Starbucks, a and offices plum catch when it landed at the Tem- worldwide ple for Performing Arts when its renova- dlrgroup.com tion was completed in 2002 as a crown- ing achievement of the creation of the Western Gateway, will move across the street to 909 Locust. “When Cognizant, the Federal Home Loan Bank, Voya, Global Atlantic, within about an 18-month period of time com- mitted to downtown, that was really im- pactful,” Olson-Douglas said. “There were four dynamic downtowns. companies searching for office space who a decade ago might not have en- tertained going into downtown, and all four stayed.” Reynolds said that the downtown has remained compact while continuing to grow. “I think we should feel really good about how compact downtown is,” he said. And Leach pointed out that Des Moines is built to weather a storm. “When we saw our IRA values cut in half, it was a pretty scary time,” Leach said. “We watched some of our corporate companies, their stocks took a hit, but from a development standpoint, we had projects going on. Maybe it was a breath- ing period, but we had projects going on. We had some residential projects, some of those warehouse conversions, some of those things that came on line. I think that we have rebounded really well.” n September 7, 2018 7, September Business Record | | Record Business

13 14 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord stopped buying add-onslike appetizers anddesserts. started ordering onlywater withtheirmeals andwho Recession corresponded withanewwave ofpeoplewho they patronize andtheway theyorder do. TheGreat change even inrecession butthetypesofrestaurants The numberofpeoplegoingto restaurants doesn’t president andCEO, Iowa Restaurant Association Jessica Dunker, out stronger. harder. Once you emerge from any setback, you come You become leaner and forced to work smarter and Americana, Gilroy’s andtheIowa Craft Beer Tent Scott Carlson, owner, Court Avenue Brewing Co., centers, technology andwindenergy. industry. We also built new industry clusters withdata ways blessedwithastrong manufacturing andlogistics financial services and ag/bioscience, Des Moines is al- ally, while ourtop industry clusters have been insurance, The importance ofdiversifying your economy. Tradition- Jay Byers, CEO, Greater Des Moines Partnership futures. for awage thatpermits savings andinvestment intheir sion, thosewho lost what littletheyhad still struggle due to theGreat Recession? learned or a challenge you had to overcome QUESTION: What was thekey lesson you ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Great Recession? What lessons did we learn from the Recession. Herearesomeoftheiranswers: The BusinessRecordaskedbusinessandcommunityleaderswhatlessonstheylearnedfromtheGreat lost duringthereces - much oftheirwealth als have regained While many individu- nerable populations. pact onourmost vul- has hadalasting im- The Great Recession Trust Fund Polk County Housing executive director, Eric Burmeister, nity impact. ference between a singlewinandalong-lasting commu - ing, more peoplecontribute to successes. Thisisthedif- where maybe one didn’t exist before. And by collaborat hard onrelationships. cipline offerings while balancing carefully and working continued investing inmultiplemarkets anddesigndis- peer firms who were focused onasingularmarket. We Our industry went from robust to bust inoneweek for Phil Hodgin,principal/CEO, RDGPlanning&Design keep gettingback up. panies, economies willgetknocked down. Thegreat ones nomic challenges and eventual downfalls. People, com- Nothing lasts forever. We allmust beprepared for eco- principal, Carpe Futura Ben Hildebrandt, ing theGreat Recession. ent class ofstudents dur- the ’80s.Itwas just adiffer - lesson that was taught in term debts. It was the same successes to pay short- Don’t count onlong-term Inc. president, JSC Properties Paul Hayes, ios can help forge apath creating win-win scenar- forming alliances and have limited resources, very different. When you path gettingthere may be what you want, but the You may have avisionof Innovate and collaborate. Outdoors Foundation executive director, Great Hannah Inman, - us most duringthattime. donors continued to give andcare for thosewho needed port basichumanneeds, table givingshift to sup- need. WhileIsaw chari- support our neighbors in to watch thecommunity lenge, Iwas privileged that cares. Amid chal- We live inacommunity Greater Des Moines munity Foundation of president, Greater Com- Kristi Knous, weathered thestorm and,frankly, came outstronger. behind. Thosewho chose to work withthestrategies the decision to ride it out or remain inflexible were left egies. We hadto benimbleandpatient.Thosewho made brought aboutanewgivingandfinancialsupport strat cial supportfrom thelocal community. Therecession The key lessonwas patience. We rely heavily onfinan- Stephen King, executive director, low theminto thefuture. respected andserve asrole models for many thatwillfol- their dealingswithothers. Thoseindividualsare greatly situations anddemonstrated honesty andintegrity in Recession astheyadjusted theirbusinessandpersonal The truecharacter ofmany was shown duringtheGreat senior commercial credit officer, Veridian Credit Union William Kalianov, - Zachary Mannheimer, principal community planner, Jeff Rose, president and CEO, American Bank & Trust Mike Ralston, president, McClure (former president of the Des Moines Social Association of Business Club) Everybody and every area of the country can be affected and Industry by the national economy. While the Des Moines metro I was shopping an untested model in a market where suffered during the Great Recession, the continual slow Paying attention to your I was an unknown person during the worst economic and steady growth of the local economy mitigated much business and its basic com- downturn of our lives. I had to compromise and work of the negative impact, compared to faster-growing re- ponents matters. Manag- with unlikely partners to help bring the Des Moines So- gions. ing debt, watching cash cial Club to life. flow, and developing new Susan Scharnberg, president, Iowa Public Television markets and sales aren’t Suku Radia, executive in Foundation very glamorous, but they residence, Iowa State Uni- are critical to your success. versity (retired CEO of The importance of keeping a strong sense of perspec- Most Iowa employers expe- businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com Bankers Trust) tive. It was critical to understand the effects on our own rienced fewer negative impacts of the recession because organization, to be able to gauge those challenges with they had little debt, were able to maintain or slowly The economy always goes those faced by our colleagues, and then to map out the grow revenue, and because their chief asset, their work- in cycles, and don’t be lulled path going forward. Even in the worst of times, there al- force, was more productive than that found in some into thinking you have no ways is a forward. other parts of the country. reason to plan for a down cycle. Be nimble and re- David Stroh, president, Iowa Mechanical Division, member: Your biggest as- Waldinger Corp. sets are your people. Be wary of developers who have to borrow money for Robert Riley, chairman, Riley Resource Group the dirt.

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short bursts so they can then return to help percent through July from the time she fin- improve revenues. ished the program in November. “We offer a curriculum that teaches very “Not only did I learn to work on my busi- specific skill sets and helps existing business ness while I’m working in it, [the program] owners to focus on their planning, budget really taught me the significance and value and associated skills,” Rogers said. “We’re not of a small business and the overall economy,” running a startup program. We’re helping Sandry said. existing entrepreneurs go to the next level James Deeds, managing principal at of their own development.” West Des Moines-based KCL Engineering, Goldman Sachs is also there to offer capi- which designs heating and cooling and light tal, though few seem to seek it. systems for a variety of buildings from Ha- “We thought we would have the educa- waii to New York, said his enrollment in the SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED tion component, and then people would take program had lasting results. “In the two Goldman Sachs is expanding its suc- advantage of the capital we provide,” Rogers years since I went through the program, my cessful 10,000 Small Businesses training said. “Well, it turns out that almost everyone company, along with the company we just program for people leading small business- who went through the business or educa- spun off last year [construction manage- es with a statewide effort in Iowa, the com- tion component really wasn’t interested in ment company Denovo], have doubled our pany’s first such effort on this scale. the capital,” which they got elsewhere. head count and doubled our revenue.” The financial firm runs a nationwide pro- The program has been offered in 14 major Rogers said most of the attendees want gram that has catered to enrollees from all metros, such as Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, to find a way to run their businesses most ef- 50 states. And it tried its hand at a statewide Chicago and Philadelphia, and through a na- ficiently, and perhaps expand them — even, program in Rhode Island, but that is a small tional program at Babson College in Welles- say, a coffee shop on Main Street with re- state and a smaller effort than the one Gold- ley, Mass. “So what we want to do now is try ceipts in a shoe box. Some want to improve man Sachs announced at the . the statewide experiment here,” Rogers said. accounting or do some strategic planning. In an interview, Goldman Sachs Execu- So far, Goldman Sachs has helped 7,300 “I think for entrepreneurs the biggest tive Vice President John Rogers said the new businesses out of the goal of 10,000, but it thing that this curriculum helps them Iowa effort will be run with the help of fac- doesn’t plan to stop when that milestone achieve is recognizing what you should be ulty from Iowa’s community colleges, led by is reached. Rogers said the program is doing and how you’re empowering other Des Moines Area Community College. mostly about serving the community and people in your organization,” Rogers said. Rogers said Iowa’s plethora of small busi- encouraging business growth globally. What does Goldman Sachs get out of

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to thrive andlearnfrom oneanother. both protect theirbusinessesandfosteraculture thatempowers bothwomenandmen workplace andprovide bestpractices thatbusinessandcivicleadersneedtoknow to too. Ourexpertpanelistswillhelpusunderstandtheeffects#MeToo ishavinginthe past were underreported orrationalized away.Indeed,inIowa we’ve seentheheadlines opportunity, comesanincreased potentialforworkplacesituationsthatperhapsinthe workplace andprovided anopportunityfor more transparency anddiscussion.With that #MeToo movement hasincreased theattentionandsensitivitytoharassment inthe harassment intheworkplace.Althoughissueofsexualharassment isn’t new,the The pastyear hasbeenfilledwiththefalloutandconsequencesfrom newsofsexual Business Best Practices in the MeToo Era #METOO SPONSORS Lead Change CEO, Iowa Women PANELISTS WE’LL DISCUSSQUESTIONSSUCHAS: O’DONNELL TIFFANY • • • • • • create new barriers for women striving for top leadership positions? leadership top for striving barrierswomen createnew for #MeToocould of that consequences unintended potential arethe What executive? top a against arealleged allegations if ethically and legally both itself conduct business your should How men? and women support to place in be should harassment sexual relatedto policies programs and What #MeToo? of wake the in culturesshifted workplace haveHow what’sand harassment,not? sexual is What overit? or line the at perhaps is culturethat negative a has business your if changes make you do How Equitas Solutions Advocate &Founder, ANDERSON KIRSTEN CASINO Group Inc. Principal Financial Resources Officer, Chief Human JON COUTURE ◆ RACETRACK ◆ HOTEL Baker DanielsLLP Employment, Faegre Partner, Laborand KARIN JOHNSON MODERATOR Business Record Publisher, CONETZKEY CHRIS EVENT PREVIEW POWER BREAKFAST Why we’re discussing #MeToo CHRIS CONETZKEY, PUBLISHER, BUSINESS RECORD EVENT INFO The past year has been filled with the fallout and consequenc- fact that although we’ve had swells in awareness in the past, it of- When: es from news of sexual harassment in the workplace. The #MeToo ten fades to the background, only to resurface again in the future.

Wednesday, Sept. 12 @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com movement has increased the attention and sensitivity to harass- In addition, Oliver also shared candidly about not speaking out ment in the workplace and provided another opportunity for when he had seen workplace harassment in the past due to power Time: more transparency and discussion. dynamics that made him too afraid to do so. Hill gave him and the 7 to 9 a.m. Recently, John Oliver on his weekly HBO show tackled the audience advice on how to best address the situation in the future. topic of #MeToo. The episode was a fantastic look at the topic Our Power Breakfast focusing on #MeToo in the workplace is our Place: of workplace sexual harassment and featured an interview with effort to help ensure this important topic doesn’t fade, and our effort Embassy Club - Ruan Anita Hill. Hill, you’ll remember, came forward in 1991 to accuse to make sure both men and women have the tools and best practices Center (34th floor) U.S. Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of sexual harass- to confront this. We’d love to have you join us for the discussion. ment. She testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee for At the end of his interview, Oliver asked Hill how she was feel- Register: eight grueling hours. Thomas was ultimately confirmed for the ing about the movement now. She responded: “I am feeling more Go to businessrecord.com court where he now sits. optimistic than I was 27 years ago. If we do nothing, then change under the events tab and In the episode, Oliver made the somewhat obvious statement is not going to come. look for Power Breakfast. that workplace sexual harassment is not new. He lamented the

The question: In what ways are Iowa employers failing to deal with or address sexual harassment or other harassment in the workplace?

Many employers fail to audit, investigate or review internal practices tom line. It cannot merely be a one-time change or adaptation in manage- and behaviors and are instead taking a reactive approach by implement- ment thinking. It has to be continuous, ongoing conversations with both ing the bare minimum of compliant measures. management and staff understanding what is occurring and a willing- To wait and react to a situation is already too late because the orga- ness to discuss among themselves and management. nizational damage is done and will take years to repair, both monetari- Employees want to be reassured they are valued and supported, ly and reputationally. Organizations must take a proactive approach to which contributes to a safe and productive environment. They will addressing the issue. talk more openly about the problem, stand up for themselves and To truly deal with the issue of sexual harassment, other harassments others if they know they will be believed, taken seriously, and man- and bullying in the workplace is to begin to think differently and talk agement is willing to listen and act. openly about it from the organization top down. While the term “zero tolerance policy” is great in theory, it is simply KIRSTEN ANDERSON It means asking pointed and poignant questions that will potentially wordplay until it is seen and felt within an organization. Organizations founder, Equitas Solutions make people uncomfortable in the short term and confident in the long must be explicit in addressing the issue, writing, updating and imple- term. Employers want a productive workforce that contributes to the menting policies and training because there is no room for error and company’s bottom line, but if they have an insidious problem occurring, reactive behavior. The cost is too great. We all must change our mindset such as harassment, it inhibits productivity, negatively affecting the bot- before we can change our actions and improve workplace culture.

When it comes to providing an environment free from hara­­­­­­­ ssment pathize and connect in a safe environment. And fourth, we provide con- and discrimination, that has been the culture at Principal for years. fidential and anonymous resources for employees to report issues that We take complaints seriously, and we address them quickly. But if create an unsafe or unwelcoming work environment. that was the end of the story — if we were simply providing an en- A core commitment to diversity and inclusion has paid dividends vironment where our employees feel safe — we wouldn’t be doing for Principal. We’re an extremely gender-balanced organization — 60 nearly enough. percent of our senior executives and 45 percent of board members In the #MeToo era, safety and security are table stakes. Principal’s are women. That’s well above average for the industry and among deeper strength is in fostering a culture that values diversity, inclusion S&P 500 companies. You don’t achieve that level of balance without and equality — not just for women, but for everyone within the orga- an atmosphere that supports and nurtures all employees. And Forbes

nization. There are several ways in which we promote this. First, we recently placed Principal at No. 1 on its first-ever list of America’s Best 2018 7, September

JON COUTURE champion our philosophy that workplace diversity leads to innovation Employers for Women, which is a powerful reflection of our efforts. Principal Financial Group and exceptional customer service. Second, we cultivate a working envi- We’re not perfect, and there’s always more that we can do to en- ronment that is tailored to each employee’s individual needs, through sure that our employees bring their best selves to work. That will al- benefits like flexible work schedules, prenatal programs and an on-site ways be true. The starting point of the conversation must be cultivat- child care center. Third, we provide opportunities for open and honest ing an environment free from harassment and discrimination — and dialogue around diversity issues. For example, we host a series of “Con- we keep building from there. | Record Business nected Communities Conversations” at which employees can learn, em- 19 20 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord Iowa Women LeadChange chief executive, Daniels lawfirm partner, Faegre Baker TIFFANY O’DONNELL KARIN A. JOHNSON maintenance networks. The perfectmatch forhigh Managed ITServices canhelpyour staff live happilyever after. for your staff to focus onimproving your business. Learn how Marco’s With Marco’s ManagedITServices, there’s less ITchaosandmore time troubleshoot issues andeven provide regional supportfor your users. Our technolo-geniuses canproactively manageyour ITinfrastructure, Marco’s ManagedITServices isamatch madeinheaven. If your ITnetwork istakinguptoo muchofyour timeandresources, business IT// managedservices // cloudservices // copiers &printers

there. Here’s why: organizations, what we watch happen inreality keeps us from going are acompany’s answer to protecting employees. However, inmany to avoid inappropriateness. asked meto scratch hisback at abusiness dinner) and,ingeneral, trying before a neck massage (though I wasn’t quite quick enough when one really good andlaugh at offensive jokes, hopping upfrom ourdesk just conduct must be subjectively andobjectively offensive, meaning a reason- that issevere orpervasive innature. Inaddition, to be legally prohibited the that warrants action. it can be difficult foremployers to identify thethreshold of conduct array ofreportedly disrespectful (andsometimes disgusting) conduct, However, today —withmovements such as #MeToo spotlighting avast workforce andhas been recognized nationally as unlawful since 1980. fact-finding investigations. than legally actionable harassment; and(2)conduct prompt andthorough Focus policies and training on a workplace environment of respect, rather avenues,porting effective documentation andnon-retaliation. the importance ofcomprehensive policies andtraining, well-published re comes to preventing andaddressing sexual harassment. They understand them in litigation, Iowa businesses are doing many things right when it ri ght thing. And,in my experience counseling employers and representing • We know who they are really responsible for protecting. (Hint: Not us.) • Until we’re ready to quit, we won’t riskreporting itfor fear of retaliation. Ye Some s If the#MeT Cour Se Here ar Most businesses employ good people who genuinely want to dothe s, there is the human resources department. Theoretically, they xual harassment has been around since women entered the ts only recognize as legally actionable conduct motivated by sex ay theworkplace isagrown-up “playground” ofsorts. We get e two additional actions Iowa employers should consider: (1) marconet.com oo campaign makes onethingclear, we’re notalone. - pany. Their offenses are kept secret. Thecycle repeats. n tion clauses that often mean the people they report remain inthe com- strained by corporate structures andlegal obstacles including arbitra - workplace environments. That being said, though, they are often con- workplace issues. They play acritical role inensuringsafe, productive tion that works to eliminate sexual harassment andmany othertoxic fessionals. Truly, they are most often the drivers of the employee educa - ate action accordingly. make a judgment call as to who is telling the truth,and take appropri- “hesaid/shetions. Inso-called said” disputes, employers can andshould ing conclusions, which means shemust make credibility determina- able person would have found theconduct offensive. and active listening intheinvestigation process. would doanything like that.” Italsoisimportant to demonstrate respect the alleged bad actor because “Iknow Joe, ofguy andheisnotthesort who should be prompt andexhaustive —acommon “miss” isfailing to interview biased investigator to conduct ameaningful fact-finding. Theinvestigation on theside ofcaution andraise thebar interms ofworkplace culture. harassment ornot.Respectful workplace policies counsel employees to err cies andtraining oninappropriate conduct, whether itrises to thelevel of conduct. Employers are well-served, then,to more broadly focus their poli- she is reasonable, and every person has a different tolerance for unwelcome • We don’t want to be “that girl.” You know, theonewith“HRissues.” I am Ultima When inappropria But w not disputing the overall importance of human resources pro- ho isthishypothetical reasonable person? Every person thinks tely, thefact-finder must exercise soundjudgment indraw te conduct isreported, employers should use anun- - Special Advertising Section

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21 22 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord Des Moines,IA50309 www.bbsae.com 219 EighthStreet 515.244.7167 Suite 100 700 Walnut,a 1994projectbyBBS.219 EighthStreetwasrecentlyawarded LEEDGoldCertification. This buildingcomplements theCorporateHeadquarters designedbyBBS in1970andthehighrise at The 2198thStreetprojectrepresents thecontinuationofa50-yearrelationshipbetween EMCandBBS. awarded a“2018Preservation AtItsBest”awardfromPreservationIowa. with currentandfutureworking environmentneedsforanother50years.Thisproject was recently Rohe in1962,astheHome Federal SavingsandLoan,balancedtheoriginalminimalist designaesthetic The rehabilitationoftheCatholicPastoralCenter,originally designedbyfamedarchitectMiesvander the DioceseofDesMoinesandnew219EighthStreet buildingforEMCInsuranceCompanies. recent projectscompletedindowntownDesMoines:the renovation oftheCatholicPastoralCenterfor Our respectforbuildingheritageandourlongstandingclient relationshipscanbeseenintwoofour architecture andengineeringremainsconsistent. commitment toourclients,talentedteamofprofessionals, andtothecreationoftime-tested Over thecourseofthistime,firmnameandbrandhave changedmultipletimes,however,our resulting inprojectsthatstandoutanduptothetestoftime. discovery, andvisionarysolutions,ourteamfosterslasting,collaborativerelationshipswithclients, integrated architecturalandengineeringservices.Throughexceptionalclientservice,exhaustiveproject Rooted inalegacyspanningover120yearsIowa,BBSArchitects|Engineersprovides,innovative, ARCHITECTS |ENGINEERS BBS Special Advertising Section Special AdvertisingSection Special Advertising Section ISG ARCHITECTURE + ENGINEERING + ENVIRONMENTAL + PLANNING businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com

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and Marketing Excellence Awards, as well as PSMJ’s Circle of Excellence and ENR Top 1300 Walnut Street, 508 E Locust Street Design Firm designations. Suite 101 Des Moines, IA Des Moines, IA (515) 243-9143 Recent ISG growth has included this Sioux Falls office and acquisition of StruXture Architects in Waterloo/Cedar Falls, Iowa, and VGI Design in Des Moines, Iowa along with several talent | Record Business www.is-grp.com additions and industry leading groundbreakings throughout the Midwest and Southeast. 23 24 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord snyder-associates.com Ankeny, IA50023 PO Box1159 2727 SWSnyderBlvd. Complex challenges andconstrainedresources don’tbreakourstride—they inspireus. relationships with thepeopleweserve. For us,it’saboutmorethan justtheprojectathand.It’saboutbuildingtrusting resiliency. We’redrivenby possibility andtakeprideinguidingprojectsuccess. at pioneeringsustainable,efficient solutionsthathelpourclientsachievegrowth and needs hasguidedusforover40years.Asacommunity ofproblem-solvers,weexcel An enduringphilosophyofresponsive,personalservice tailoredtoindividualclient and waterresources. Our coreservicesincludecivilengineering,planning, survey, landscapearchitecture, and privatebusinessinterestswithcomprehensiveengineering andplanningsupport. serving clientsthroughouttheMidwestandnationwide. Weprovidepublicagencies Snyder &Associatesisamultidisciplinaryengineering, planning,anddesignfirm SNYDER & ASSOCIATES Special Advertising Section Special AdvertisingSection Special Advertising Section DLR GROUP Architecture • Engineering • Planning • Interiors businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com

DLR Group’s brand promise is to elevate the human experience through design. This promise inspires sustainable design for a diverse group of public and private sector clients; local communities; and our planet. Founded as an architecture and engineering firm in 1966, today we serve clients through integrated delivery of planning, architecture, engineering, interiors, and building optimization for September 7, 2018 7, September new construction, renovation, and adaptive reuse. Our core areas of expertise are 1430 Locust Street, Suite 200 organized around Civic, Courts, Detention, Energy Services, Healthcare, Higher Des Moines, IA 50309 Education, Hospitality, K-12 Education, Museum, Performing Arts, Retail/Mixed- 515-276-8097 Use, Sports, and Workplace design. DLR Group is 100 percent employee-owned www.dlrgroup.com and fully supports the initiatives and goals of the 2030 Challenge, and is an initial | Record Business signatory to the China Accord and the AIA 2030 Commitment. 25 26 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord Des Moines,IA50309 600 SW7thSt,SuiteM www.Terracon.com @terraconlife 515.244.3184 data collectedthroughourhistory, availabledigitally. based onmorethan50yearsworthofgeotechnical We developacustomizedapproach toyourproject 50 Env + YEARS OF DATA YEARSOF AT YOURFINGERTIPS ironme nta l Faciliti Resourceful. es It’s timetolet Terraconhelpyouworkbetter, quickerandwithmore confidence. seconds. This historic dataisapowerfultool whenembarkingonsite characterization. geographic informationsystem (GIS)retrievalplatform.Whatusedtotakehoursfind, nowtakesjust USA, andiscapturingatleast 100,000moreeachyear.Wehaveputeveryboringsince 1965intoour Terracon hasmorethantwo million soilboringlogsinjustabouteverygeologicformation acrossthe the road. of yourproject.Wedeliverpracticalsolutions,whileavoiding delays,surprises,andcostlymistakesdown environmental, facilities,geotechnical,andmaterialsconsulting engineeringservicesthroughoutthelife With vastexperienceworkinginlocalconditions,Terracon isadependablepartnertoprovideyouwith and morethan140officeswithservicesavailableinall 50 states. 2017 listingoftheTop500DesignFirmsinnation.Today, Terraconhasmorethan4,000employees above theindustryaverage.Thisisevidencedbyacurrent rankingof24thinEngineeringNews-Record’s engineering servicessincetheearly1970’s.Inrecentyears, Terraconhasconsistentlyachievedgrowth After startinginCedarRapids,Iowa1965,Terraconhas beenprovidingDesMoineswithconsulting e G . Responsive ote l a chnic ENGINEERING CONSULTANT TERRACON

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In fact, this done,” Cownie said. over theirfinances. ual cities more control munities gives individ- cause decoupling com- West Des Moines, be tory for Des Moines and option sales tax. erendums for alocal- vote as ablock inref that contiguous cities rescinded along-standing requirement year’s legislative session, lawmakers extensive rewrite ofIowa tax laws. er surprises to emerge from thisyear’s M Tax winforD.M.,W.D.M. metro-area communities. as oneunit,the measure failed for all10 votes from contiguous cities be counted less thanhalfapercentage point. against thetax by amere 229 votes, or suburbs tipped thecollective total Heights, “no” votes from seven other Moines, West Des Moines andWindsor total ofas much as $79 million ayear. sales tax1-cent that could have raised a a group to block implementation ofa Des Moines metro-area cities voted as dum inMarch, when residents of10 new strength after a failed referen- local option tax. significant parts ofIowa withoutthe Moines andIowa City as the only two eventually leaving areas touching Des more communities approved the tax, of the1980s. But efforts waned as approved duringthefarm crisisyears the timelocal option tax was first contiguous communities almostfrom oines isresponsible for oneofthenic It wa In ear State Rep. Peter Cownie of West Des The Marc Bec Desp Supp There ha The c “It took y ause thelaw required that the ite favorable votes inDes ort toort change thelaw gained hange was made without ran- s amajor vic ly May at theendofthis d been efforts to decouple ears to get h vote was thefourth © 2018BusinessRecord • Phone:(515)988-3787 • Email:[email protected] • BusinessRecordcolumnist DAVE - - - ELBERT was ‘a fairness issue.’ ‘awas fairness sales referendums tax on units individual as to vote cities Allowing – StateRep.PeterCownie, - R-West DesMoines voted infavor ofthetax. for West Des Moines, where 51.4 percent have raised more than$7million ayear city’s cash-starved budget. Itwould also voters supported thetax. Infact, the a majority of54 percent ofDes Moines cast ballots against the tax, this time when amajority ofDes Moines voters time was that, unlike earlier elections owned by governments andnonprofits. tax reform, Cownie said. of what they wanted to accomplish with Kim Reynolds allhad different versions years he’s been intheLegislature. est in changing the law for all of the 10 ing sales tax referendums next year. n Des Moines are now considering hold - ternet sales, afairness issue. could see contingent cities were, like in- the doorto tax internet sales, andthey cause lawmakers also wanted to widen to the tax bill.” was one ofthefinal pieces to be added vision was dead. But, Cownie said, “It end, many figured thedecoupling pro- tax reform, we were more hopeful.” time in21 years that we’ve had significant get itoutofcommittee before itdied. last year,” hesaid, “when we were able to Officials in Des M It wa As these The Iow Ne “This ye “There w Co What wnie said there has been inter vertheless, things moved slowly. s easier to sell,hesaid, be was particularly galling this a House, theSenate andGov. ar, because itwas thefirst as littlemovement until ssion ground toward an feat for all10cities. overall margin of de votes, well above the Des Moines was 1,030 favorable margin in cant difference inthe have made a signifi- Moines, which would lion ayear for Des an estimated $38 mil- tax would have raised The 1-c oines andWest ent sales - - - MARKETING DREW McLELLAN • Top Dog at McLellan Marketing Group The upside to the recession • Blog: www.drewsmarketingminute.com When we talk about the Great Recession, them and what they had to sell. • Email: [email protected] we don’t usually tell happy tales. We talk about We learned how to demonstrate our value: © 2018 Drew McLellan struggles, cutbacks and loss. If you were old There was no option ­— we had to sell based on enough to be in the workforce, own a home or value. Getting someone to even listen to your get creative. Many companies, as they got very own a business in that 2007-2010 season, you sales pitch meant you had to be proving an honest with themselves about their lackluster remember the challenges that we all faced, per- ROI or you weren’t going to get past hello. If sales, reinvented some aspect of their offer- sonally or professionally. we couldn’t clearly communicate how what we ing. Our products and services improved as we But from a marketing perspective, I think sold was going to enhance the buyer’s work or fought to stay alive and earn and keep our cus- tomers’ attention and loyalty. there are a few outcomes from the recession that life, it didn’t get bought. @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com we should actually be grateful for, as we look back We valued and rewarded loyalty: The re- Our people got better: One of the best out- on that time. I’m not saying I’d like to go through cession reminded us just how valuable our ex- comes of the recession was that we had time to it again anytime soon, but I do appreciate the dis- isting client base was to our business and our invest in our team. When sales were lean, we still cipline and learnings it offered us. spirits. It was easy to get discouraged and wor- had to keep everyone productive. Many organi- You had to be good to survive: In many in- ried back then; when a client came back with zations invigorated their internal culture to em- dustries, there was a glut of competition prior their trust and their wallet, it not only helped brace more peer-to-peer learning and teaching. This week’s QR to the recession. People, products and business- pay the mortgage but it was affirming in a time The recession forced us to improve our of- code will get you es could be mediocre and still survive. When when everything seemed so hard. ferings, our communications and our team. The to an article in the recession hit, it culled out those who were We got back to basics and realized the im- real question is, have you sustained those prac- Forbes, predicting not offering services or products of high qual- portance of them: When you are scrambling tices or has our recent economic good fortune that another ity. If you were left standing, it meant you were for sales, trying to avoid having to lay people allowed you to get a little out of shape again? recession is around delivering something of genuine value. off and counting every penny, you scale back Recessions are cyclical, and many believe we’re the corner. How The recession spotlighted trends we need- to the basics. This wasn’t just in terms of how due for another soon. What could you do now will we use what ed to be cognizant of moving forward: When we spent our marketing dollars but in how we to get ready? n we learned last every dollar is a precious one, people spend much ran our businesses in general. Marketing tactics time? more judiciously. It was a forced R&D era for many like word of mouth were critical to our survival. of us as we tried new offerings and stopped pro- To earn that word of mouth, we invested more moting the things that no one seemed interested deeply in our clients and solving their problems. in buying. Business owners and leaders got a clear We lost our complacency and got innova- understanding of how the marketplace perceived tive: When your back is against the wall, you

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35 36 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord CITY ORDINANCES by OrdinanceNo. 13,827,passedJune5,2000, of theCityDes Moines,Iowa,2000,adopted AN ORDINANCE to amendtheMunicipalCode Diane Rauh,CityClerk Publication OrderNo.10494. Record onSeptember7,2018.Authorized by published andprovidedbylawin theBusiness signed bytheMayoronAugust 20, 2018and of saidCityatameetingheldAugust 20,2018 Call No.18-1429), passed bytheCityCouncil foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance (Roll Moines, Iowa,herebycertifythattheaboveand I, DianeRauh,CityClerkoftheDes Attest: T. M.FranklinCownie,Mayor Lisa A.Wieland,AssistantCityAttorney FORM APPROVED: tion asprovidedbylaw. effect fromandafteritspassage and publica- Sec. 4.Thisordinanceshallbeinfullforceand the officeofRecorderPolkCounty,Iowa. lic hearingonthismattertobeproperlyfiledin with proofofpublicationthenoticepub- nance andproofofpublicationthereoftogether and directed to cause certified copies of this ordi- Sec. 3.ThattheCityClerkisherebyauthorized entry forservicingsame. of anyutilitiesnowinplace,withtheright above forthecontinueduseandmaintenance an easement upon the property described Sec. 2. The City ofDesMoines hereby reserves SQUARE FEET. AND CONTAININGAPPROXIMATELY3,568 CITY OFDESMOINES,POLKCOUNTY,IOWA, INCLUDED INANDFORMINGAPARTOFTHE SOUTH 20 FEET OF SAID LOT 235, ALL NOW ALLEY LYINGEASTOFANDADJOININGTHE AN OFFICIALPLAT,ANDTHENORTH-SOUTH THE SOUTH20FEETOFLOT235,ASHBROOK, and isherebyvacated: Street, morespecificallydescribedasfollows,be located southofandadjoining1437East14th Sec. 1.Thataportion of alleyright-of-way Council oftheCityDesMoines,Iowa: NOW, THEREFORE, BE ITORDAINEDbytheCity way hereindescribedbevacated; WHEREAS, itisdesirablethatthepublicright-of- been fullyobserved;and ing tothevacationofpublicright-of-wayhave WHEREAS, allpriorrequirementsoflawpertain- 1437 East14thStreet. right-of-way locatedsouthofandadjoining AN ORDINANCEvacatingaportionofalley Diane Rauh,CityClerk Publication OrderNo.10493. Record onSeptember7,2018.Authorizedby published andprovidedbylawintheBusiness signed bytheMayoronAugust20,2018and of saidCityatameetingheldAugust20,2018 Call No. 18- 1425), passed by the City Council foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance (Roll Moines, Iowa,herebycertifythattheaboveand I, DianeRauh,CityClerkoftheDes Attest: T. M.FranklinCownie,Mayor Kathleen Vanderpool,DeputyCityAttorney FORM APPROVED: cation asprovidedbylaw. and effectfromafteritspassagepubli- Section 2.Thisordinanceshallbeinfullforce fourth Street. (63a) EastPorterAvenueandSoutheastTwenty- Street. (41a) HartAvenueandSoutheastTwenty-fourth entering theintersections: stop inaccordancewiththischapterbefore ing theseintersectionsfromalldirectionsshall sections, andthedriverofavehicleapproach- installed andmaintainedatthefollowinginter- four-way stopintersections.Stopsignsshallbe The followingintersectionsaredesignatedas sections. Sec. 114-319.03.Locationoffour-waystopinter- way stopintersections,asfollows: Section 114-319.03relatingtolocationoffour- amended, isherebyamendedbyamending No. 13,827,passedJune5,2000,asheretofore Des Moines,Iowa,2000,adoptedbyOrdinance Section 1.ThattheMunicipalCodeofCity Des Moines,Iowa: Be ItOrdainedbytheCityCouncilof intersections. 114-319.03, relatingtolocationoffour-waystop as heretoforeamended,byamendingSection by OrdinanceNo.13,827,passedJune5,2000, of theCityDesMoines,Iowa,2000,adopted AN ORDINANCEtoamendtheMunicipalCode SUMMARY OFORDINANCENO.15,694 ORDINANCE NO.15,693 ORDINANCE NO.15,692 ber oftheboard. Themayorshallappoint each councilperson shallappointonemem- each having the right to vote. The mayor and (b) Theboardshallconsistoftwelve members, ed andconfirmed. term of office until his or her successor is appoint - services boardafterexpirationof the member’s board shallcontinuetoserveon thehousing this Code.Eachmemberofthepublic housing carrying outtheprovisionsofthis chapterand in thisarticleas“theboard,” for the purpose of board, thehousingservices referredto a successorcommissiontothepublichousing (a) Thereisestablishedinandforthecityas Sec. 90-31.Established. by thepublichousingspecialrevenuefund. cost ofprovidingsuchcityservicesshallbepaid agency programsandproperty.Thereasonable ister, operateandmaintainmunicipalhousing and generaladministrativeservices,toadmin- financial services,firepoliceservices administrative services,purchasing acquisition services,contractprocurementand accounting services,payrollproperty ing services,personnellegal city, includingbutnotlimitedtoengineer- housing servicesshallutilizeofthe The cityshallprovideandthedivisionof Sec. 90-3.Administrativeandsupportservices. Des Moines. ments using his/her title ofmayor of theCity of execute agreements,deedsandotherdocu- all meetingsofthegoverningboardandshall (b) The mayor or mayor protem shall preside at department ofcommunitydevelopment. as adivisionofhousingserviceswithinthe to direct,administer,andmanagetheagency city managerorhisherdesigneeisauthorized matters ofthemunicipalhousingagency.The council and shall have final jurisdiction over all comply withtheproceduralrulesofcity of the city council. The governing board shall chapter asthe“governingboard”,consisting pal housinggoverningboard,referredtointhis municipal housingagencyshallbethemunici- agency forthecity.Thegoverningbodyof The cityisthedesignatedmunicipalhousing pal housingpowersunderI.C.§403A.1etseq. interest for the city to directly exercise its munici- (a) Thecityhasdeterminedittobeinthepublic and governingboard. Sec. 90-1.Municipalhousingagencypowers 90-62, relatingtopublichousing,asfollows: Sections 90-1,90-3,90-31,90-35,90-61and amended, isherebyamendedbyamending No. 13,827,passedJune5,2000,asheretofore Des Moines,Iowa,2000,adoptedbyOrdinance Section 1.ThattheMunicipalCodeofCity Des Moines,Iowa: Be ItOrdainedbytheCityCouncilof ing topublichousing. 90-1, 90-3,90-31, 90-35, 90-61and90-62,relat- as heretoforeamended,byamendingSections by OrdinanceNo.13,827,passedJune5,2000, of theCityDesMoines,Iowa,2000,adopted AN ORDINANCEtoamendtheMunicipalCode Diane Rauh,CityClerk 10495. 7, 2018.AuthorizedbyPublicationOrderNo. by lawintheBusinessRecord on September August 20,2018,andpublishedasprovided on August20,2018,signedbytheMayor 15,694, passed by the City Council of said City and foregoingisasummaryofOrdinanceNo. Moines, Iowa,herebycertifythattheabove I, DianeRauh,CityClerkoftheDes Attest: T.M. FranklinCownie,Mayor Lawrence F.Dempsey,AssistantCityAttorney FORM APPROVED: opening GrandAvenueBridge. C. Parkingandloadingzoneadditionsrelatedto side of5thAvenue,northCourtAvenue. B. Additionofnoparkinganytimeareaonwest Maine Street. A. StopsignadditionatIndianaAvenueand regarding trafficregulationchangesasfollows: Amending Chapter114oftheMunicipalCode DES MOINESTRAFFICREGULATIONCHANGES and publicationasprovidedbylaw. in fullforceandeffectfromafteritspassage site atwww.dmgov.org.Theordinanceshallbe Moines, Iowa, orontheCityofDes Moines’ web- City Clerk’s Office, 400 Robert D Ray Drive, Des a.m. and5:00p.m.intheCityofDesMoines text oftheordinanceisavailablebetween8:00 114-3267 assummarizedbelow.Thecomplete ing Sections114-2235,114-2628,114-3244,and 114 Traffic&VehicleRegulations,byamend- as heretoforeamended,byamendingChapter ORDINANCE NO.15,695 cies, programs, and plansadoptedbythe (1) Theprofessional implementationofthepoli- following: his orherdesigneeshallberesponsible forthe (b) Thedirectorofcommunitydevelopment or her designeeatappropriatetimes. the directorofcommunitydevelopment orhis housing boardmaydiscusstheperformance of (a) The city manager and thechair of the public Sec. 90-61.Directorofcommunity development. THE COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ARTICLE III.HOUSINGSERVICES DIVISION OF ects. with governingboardapprovedhousingproj- housing agencyrealpropertyinaccordance (5) Oversightofthedevelopmentmunicipal of theDesMoinesMunicipalHousingAgency. REV 2,asamended,doingbusinesson behalf forth inHUDprocurementhandbookNo.7460.8 Housing andUrbanDevelopment(HUD)asset ment policiesoftheUnitedStatesDepartment her designeewhichcomplywiththeprocure- Director ofCommunityDevelopmentorhis vices submitted by theCityManager or the ment”) for the procurementofgoods and ser- Proposal Contracts(a/k/a“negotiatedprocure- Public HousingBoardmayapproveCompetitive ment powerssetforthinsection(4)(a)abovethe (b) Inadditiontothepurchasingandprocure- Municipal HousingAgency. doing business on behalfoftheDesMoines vided thatsuchreferencespertaintotheboard application asprovidedinthischapter,pro- shall bedeemedtomeantheboardintheir Departments of Division3FinancethisCode of Chapter2,AdministrationArticleV, council inSubdivisionV,ProcurementDivision Division 3,Finance.Allreferencestothecity 2, AdministrationofArticleV,Departments Subdivision V,ProcurementDivisionofChapter agreements exceedtheamountsetforthin funds areavailablewhensuchcontractsor vices or work to the extent unencumbered equipment andmaterialsprocureser- (4) (a)Buy,lease,sellorexchangesupplies, prior totheirsubmissionthecitymanager. director’s annualoperatingandcapitalbudgets (3) Reviewandcommentonthedepartment programs. implementation ofgrantsandotherfunding cies withrespecttotheapplicationforand (2) Interactwithothergovernmentalagen- laws, rulesorregulations. dance withapplicablelocal,stateorfederal ing tenantconductandrelations,inaccor- of thecity’smunicipalhousingagency,includ- applications thatfurtherthepoliciesandplans (1) Initiateprogramsorprojects,includinggrant The boardisdelegatedthefollowingauthority: Sec. 90-35.Powersandduties. program. a unitwhererentissubsidizedbytheSection8 unit andonerepresentativewhoisaresidentof Des MoinesMunicipalHousingAgency-owned Moines withonerepresentativearesidentof residents oflow-incomehousingunitsinDes of theboardwhoshallbecurrentorformer for councilmemberappointmenttwomembers or herdesigneeshallselectandrecommend (d) Thecommunitydevelopmentdirectororhis confirmation bythecitycouncil. (c) All nominations to the board are subject to cation andagencyserviceuserissues. finance; neighborhoodrevitalization;andedu- able housingneedsofthecity;lendingand following areas:landlordtenantissues;afford- should haveknowledgeandexperienceinthe tional services.Whenpossible,boardmembers tenant advocacy;andsupportiveoreduca- provision ofrentalunitstolow-incomeresidents; financial support; homeownership counseling; concerned withoneofthefollowingfunctions: below shallbeprovidersoflow-incomeservices All appointmentswiththeexceptionsnoted of thisCode. in accordancewithsections2-1046and2-1047 ments aftertheoriginalappointmentsshallbe year inwhichtheirtermsexpire.Allappoint- board members shall expire on June 30 of the a majorityvoteofthecitycouncil.Theterms this Code. Any member may be removed by accordance withsections2-1046and2-1047of occurring inthemembershipshallbefilled sor isappointedandconfirmed.Anyvacancies member shall hold over until his or her succes- for threeyears,provided,however,thateach section (d) below. All appointments shall be below whoshallbeconfirmed as provided in or anindividualperformingoneofthefunctions ber fromthePolkCountyHousingContinuum Revitalization Boardandoneadditionalmem- one additionalmemberfromtheNeighborhood The citymanager maysolicitseparatecontracts than 20daysprior totherequiredresponsedate. occur notlessthan fivebusinessdaysnormore the city,whichmailingandpublication shall once weeklyandhavinggeneral circulationin lished onceinanewspaperpublished atleast the citywithinlastyear,and shall bepub- demolition contractorsprovidingsuch serviceto tion contracts,solicitationshallbe mailedtoall ing annually,asolicitationforannual demoli- procure suchcontractsbymailing andpublish- Code Section314.1B.Thecitymanager shall competitive bidthresholdasestablishedinIowa total estimatedcostequaltoorlessthanthe not exceed$100,000.00oreachprojecthasa estimated costtodemolisheachprojectdoes tion contractsfordemolitionprojectswherethe rized toenterintoannualstructuredemoli- (b) Thecitymanagerisherebyexpresslyautho- bid terms. annually, unlessrenewedasprovidedinthe chase agreementsshallbenegotiatedorrebid by theprocurementadministrator.Annualpur- will notexceed$50,000.00maybeapproved purchase agreementswheretheestimatedcost must beapprovedbythecitycouncil.Annual where theestimatedcostexceeds$50,000.00 agreement. Annualpurchaseagreements lowed inenteringintotheannualpurchase Competitive biddingproceduresshallbefol- vices arefixedisnotreasonableorcostefficient. agreement forparticulargoodsand/orser- services areunknownandwhereapurchase where thetypeorquantityofgoodsand/or including themunicipalhousingagency,but are consistentlyneededbycitydepartments, the procurementofgoodsand/orservicesthat to enterintoannualpurchaseagreementsfor (a) Theprocurementadministratorisauthorized contracts andfordemolition. Sec. 2-718.Annualpurchaseagreementsand curement, asfollows: Sections 2-718,2-726and2-738,relatingtopro- amended, isherebyamendedbyamending No. 13,827,passedJune5,2000,asheretofore Des Moines,Iowa,2000,adoptedbyOrdinance Section 1.ThattheMunicipalCodeofCity Des Moines,Iowa: Be ItOrdainedbytheCityCouncilof 2-718, 2-726and2-738,relatingtoprocurement. as heretoforeamended,byamendingSections by OrdinanceNo.13,827,passedJune5,2000, of theCityDesMoines,Iowa,2000,adopted AN ORDINANCEtoamendtheMunicipalCode Diane Rauh,CityClerk Publication OrderNo.10496. Record onSeptember7,2018.Authorizedby published andprovidedbylawintheBusiness signed bytheMayoronAugust20,2018and of saidCityatameetingheldAugust20,2018 Call No.18-1433), passed bytheCityCouncil foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance (Roll Moines, Iowa,herebycertifythattheaboveand I, DianeRauh,CityClerkoftheDes Attest: T. M.FranklinCownie,Mayor Glenna K.Frank,AssistantCityAttorney FORM APPROVED: cation asprovidedbylaw. and effectfromafteritspassagepubli- Section 2.Thisordinanceshallbeinfullforce with respecttothesespecificareas. development shallreporttothecitymanager I.C. §20.1etseq.Thedirectorofcommunity control ofthecitymanagerinaccordancewith shall remaintheresponsibilityofandunder istrative orsupportservicesprovided by thecity division ofhousingservicesorrelatingtoadmin- relations mattersrelatingtoemployeesofthe shall becityemployees.Allpersonnelandlabor All personnelofthedivisionhousingservices nel. Sec. 90-62.Divisionofhousingservicesperson- (8) Otherdutiesassignedbythecitymanager. housing agencyrealproperty. (7) Maintenanceandprotectionofmunicipal and activities. (6) Allmunicipalhousingagencyoperations and itsemployees. (5) Supervisionofthedivisionhousingservices for governingboardratification. grams andprojectsincludinggrantapplications (4) Assistingtheboardininitiationofpro- budget. capital budget included as part of the total city (3) Preparationofanannualoperatingand tions. (2) Assistingtheboardinofficialcommunica- position oftheboardwithregardthereto. public housingboardandforrepresentingthe ORDINANCE NO.15,696 POLK COUNTY NOTICES for “demolition - structure removal” and for basis, upon the recommendation of the city supplies, commodities, or equipment as may its competing proposal. All inappropriate com- “demolition - asbestos removal”. In respond- engineer for good cause shown, exempt negoti- be made available through the operation of munications with city officials or employees ing to such solicitation, demolition contractors ated contracts for professional engineering or any legislation heretofore or hereafter enacted shall be reported to the procurement admin- shall be required to execute a blanket form of architectural services which will result in the without conforming to the competitive bidding istrator and to the evaluation and selection demolition contract in the form approved by the design and construction of public improve- requirements of this division. committee. Such inappropriate communication city manager and the legal department, shall ments from the requirements of the engineering (k) The procurement administrator is expressly by a proposer or potential proposer may, at the be required to submit a certificate of insurance department’s RFP process and the advertising authorized to procure goods and/ or servic- discretion of the procurement administrator, evidencing the coverages and endorsements requirement of section 2-730. es from supply schedules of the U.S. General constitute grounds for disqualification of that required by the city, and shall be required to b. The procurement of professional engineering Services Administration and from contracts proposer’s proposal, resulting in the procure- submit a performance, payment and mainte- or architectural services which will result in the established by the State of Iowa Department of ment administrator’s refusal to accept such nance bond on the form provided, and in the design and construction of public improve- Administrative Services, the Iowa Department of proposal or in the return of such proposal. The amount required, by the city. If two or more ments, where the total estimated cost will not Transportation, and the Iowa Communications evaluation and selection committee may in demolition contractors respond to such solicita- exceed $50,000, shall be administered by the Network pursuant to procedures established by its discretion consider such inappropriate com- tion and submit executed contracts, insurance city engineer and accomplished pursuant to the Iowa Code Chapter 8A and rules and regula- munication in evaluating and scoring such certificates, and performance, payment and engineering department’s process which shall tions promulgated thereunder, or pursuant to proposal. The procurement administrator shall maintenance bonds as above provided, the city be reasonably calculated to assure the best supply schedules of Polk County contracts or advise city officials and the requesting depart- manager may execute such contracts on behalf interests of the public. accepted bids pursuant to Polk County’s bid- ment employees of the pendency of RFPs for of the city. Upon execution of such contracts, the (2) The procurement of legal services shall be ding procedures, without conforming to the evaluation by the evaluation and selection

city manager may, as needed, obtain competi- administered by the city attorney. The procure- competitive bidding requirements of this sub- committee by posting RFPs on the city internal @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com tive proposals from said contractors for demoli- ment of legal services pursuant to professional division. website, and during the pendency thereof city tion projects within the city, and may enter into service agreements with attorneys or law firms (l) The procurement administrator is hereby officials and employees shall be prohibited a contract addendum for a demolition project shall be conducted under the direction of the expressly authorized to procure from any fed- from engaging in discussion of an RFP with a with a responsible contractor submitting the city attorney, provided that the procurement of eral, state, county or local government unit or proposer or potential proposer unless so directed lowest responsible responsive proposal therefor, legal services shall be subject to the approval of agency thereof, without conforming to the com- or approved by the procurement administrator. provided that the proposed cost of each demoli- the city council as provided in section 2-364 of petitive bidding requirements of this division, Notwithstanding the foregoing, proposers are tion project does not exceed $100,000.00, or this City Code. such goods and/or services as are authorized not prohibited from communication with the each project has a total estimated cost equal (3) The procurement of sponsorship services by the city manager, provided that the city city council members at a city council meeting to or less than the competitive bid threshold as which provide funding and/or promotion, mar- manager determines and declares in writing after issuance of the notice of intent to award by established in Iowa Code Section 314.1B. If the keting or assistance with the implementation of that such goods and/or services were competi- the procurement administrator. cost of a structure demolition project will exceed events, services or programs undertaken by the tively procured by such unit or agency pursu- Section 2. This ordinance shall be in full force $100,000.00 or the competitive bid threshold park and recreation department. ant to competitive procurement procedures and effect from and after its passage and publi- established in section 314.2B, the engineer- (4) The sale of advertising under the oversight of substantially equivalent to those set forth in this cation as provided by law. ing department shall procure competitive bids the procurement administrator. division, and can be procured without mark-up FORM APPROVED: therefore for award by the city council pursuant (5) The procurement of entertainers or perform- from such other federal, state, county, or local Ann DiDonato, Assistant City Attorney to Iowa Code chapter 26 Public Construction ing artists for civic programs and events, when government unit or agency. T. M. Franklin Cownie, Mayor Bidding. In determining the total costs of a struc- the availability of such person does not lend (m) The procurement administrator is hereby Attest: ture demolition project, the costs of demolition itself to competitive procurement. expressly authorized to procure goods and/or I, Diane Rauh, City Clerk of the City of Des asbestos removal and the demolition structure (6) The procurement of magazines, books, peri- services from contracts that have been competi- Moines, Iowa, hereby certify that the above and removal bids shall both be included. odicals, and similar articles of an educational tively established through cooperative group foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance (Roll Sec. 2 726. Exceptions to Procurement of goods or instructional nature, and the binding of such contracting consortiums for state government Call No. 18-1436), passed by the City Council and services under competitive bidding or magazines, books, periodicals, pamphlets, and departments, institutions, agencies and political of said City at a meeting held August 20, 2018 request for proposals process. similar articles. subdivisions, without conforming to the competi- signed by the Mayor on August 20, 2018 and (a) The procurement of goods and/or services (7) The procurement of travel services. tive bidding requirements of this division. published and provided by law in the Business or concessions, wherein cost to the city and (8) The procurement of event food and bever- (n) The procurement administrator is hereby Record on September 7, 2018. Authorized by compliance with specifications will be the only age and catering services. expressly authorized to procure goods and/or Publication Order No. 10497. criteria considered in selecting among compet- (9) Real estate and real property transactions, services through a joint bid with Polk County Diane Rauh, City Clerk ing bidders, or wherein criteria in addition to and the procurement of real estate appraisals or other governmental entities by a competi- cost or revenue to the city and compliance with and title opinions. tive bidding procedure, without conforming to ORDINANCE NO. 15,697 specifications will be considered in selecting (c) The procurement of repair services for equip- the competitive bidding requirements of this AN ORDINANCE to amend the Municipal Code from among competing proposers, and wherein ment and machinery, or for the procurement subdivision. of the City of Des Moines, Iowa, 2000, adopted the cost or revenue to the city is estimated not of repair parts, when required repair parts are (o) Regular or temporary employment contracts by Ordinance No. 13,827, passed June 5, 2000, to exceed $50,000 annually, shall be an excep- available only from a single factory source and or hiring in the municipal service, whether with as heretofore amended, by amending Section tion from the formal competitive bidding and are sold through a single area wide distributor, respect to the classified service or otherwise, 118-275, relating to the ERU rate for stormwater the RFP procedure outlined in this subdivision, and competitive bids for such repairs are thus shall not be subject to this division. management services to be applied to resi- unless the procurement administrator reason- not prospectively obtainable, and the procure- (p) Library Board of Trustees procurements pur- dential and nonresidential properties, and by ably determines that such procedures shall be ment administrator so finds and declares in suant to Iowa Code Chapter 392. amending Section 118-286 by deleting a refer- followed in order to assure the best interests of writing. The procurement administrator’s written (q) Information and services provided by the ence to a repealed code section. the public. Procurements which are excepted determination shall be filed with the procure- Iowa Online Warrants and Articles Criminal Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of from the formal bidding or RFP procedure shall ment documents in each such instance. Justice Information System pursuant to Iowa Des Moines, Iowa: be administered by the procurement admin- (d) The procurement of goods and/or services Code Chapters 80 and 692. Section 1. That the Municipal Code of the City of istrator in a manner reasonably calculated to that are of such a nature that they are the only (r) The procurement of professional services Des Moines, Iowa, 2000, adopted by Ordinance assure the best interests of the public, and shall goods and/or services which will fit and comply being funded by federal funds, and where No. 13,827, passed June 5, 2000, as heretofore include the following: with the required use, or are an integral part of applicable federal law or regulation requires amended, is hereby amended by amending (1) The procurement of other professional servic- a total system so as to be uniquely compatible the use of a request for qualifications process or Section 118-275, relating to the ERU rate for es (e.g. planning services, program consulting with existing city needs, materials or equip- other process. stormwater management services to be applied services, etc.) where the total anticipated cost of ment to be cost effective, and the procurement (s) Services required to be provided pursuant to to residential and nonresidential properties, and those services will not exceed $50,000. administrator so finds and declares in writing. a court order. by amending Section 118-286 by deleting a (2) The procurement of printing or engraving of The procurement administrator’s written deter- Sec. 2-738. Procurement administrator the reference to a repealed code section, as follows: bonds, official statements and other evidences mination shall be filed with the procurement sole point of contact for proposer questions, or Sec. 118-275. Establishment of ERU, ERU rate of indebtedness. documents in each such instance. requests for information, clarification or interpre- and stormwater management charge. (3) The procurement of printing or procurement (e) Contracts for goods and/or services procured tation; proposers prohibited from inappropriate (a) For purposes of this division, an ERU shall be of special materials, supplies, or postage to be through a cooperative chapter 28E agreement communication with city officials or employees; equivalent to 2,349 square feet of impervious used in connection with an election or refer- that were procured by a governmental entity inappropriate communication may result in property. endum. participating in said 28E agreement, provided rejection or return of proposals; inappropriate (b) Except as provided in this division, every (4) The procurement of utility services, including that the city manager determines that said communication may be considered in evalua- contributor owning or occupying a single-family natural gas, electric, water, cable, and land entity procured the goods and/or services pur- tion of proposals. residential property, a multifamily residential telephone lines, and fuel and fuel services for suant to competitive procurement procedures (a) In order to ensure an open process and the property, an unclassified residential property, vehicles, equipment, and facilities and landfill substantially equivalent to those set forth in this provision of equal knowledge and opportu- or a nonresidential property, other than exempt dumping fees. division. nity to all potential proposers, the procurement property, shall pay to the city at the office of the (5) Contracts for the procurement of goods and/ (f) The procurement of goods and/or services administrator shall serve as the sole point of city’s collection agent, at the same time pay- or services through which nonprofit associations, by a department, involving a city expenditure contact for questions, informational requests, ment is made for water service, a stormwater established to aid or assist governmental bodies of less than $5,000, under the oversight of the and requests for clarification or interpretation management charge to be determined and or other governmental agencies have secured procurement administrator. during the RFP process. Only written ques- billed as provided in this division. In the event special rates or provisions for the purchase of (g) A temporary concession may be granted tions, or requests for information, clarification, the owner and the occupant of a particular goods and/or services for the benefit of govern- through a written agreement approved by the or interpretation submitted by mail, facsimile, property are not the same, the liability for pay- mental bodies or agencies. city manager, or the director of the requesting or e-mail, shall be accepted from potential ment of the stormwater management charge (b) The following procurements shall be excep- department if authorized by the city manager, proposers. attributable to that property shall be joint and tions to the competitive bidding and RFP com- without completing the competitive procure- (b) After issuance of an RFP by the city, persons several as to the owner and occupant. The petitive procedure in this subdivision and shall ment process. Concessions involving the lease or entities who intend to respond to such RFP stormwater management charge shall be a be administered by the director of the procuring or exclusive use of city property for a period and who desire to pose questions, requests monthly service charge and shall be deter- department in a manner reasonably assuring of more than three years shall be subject to for information, clarification or interpretation mined by this division and the ERU and ERU the best interests of the public: approval of the city council, as provided by regarding any term, provision, or requirement rate which is established in this division and 2018 7, September (1) The procurement of professional engineering Section 364.7 of the Iowa Code. of the RFP, shall not attempt to communicate from time to time adjusted as provided in this or architectural services which will result in the (h) Annual structure demolition contracts shall with, in writing, electronically, or orally, any division. design and construction of public improvements be accomplished pursuant to section 2-718(b). city official or employee other than the city’s (c) The stormwater management charges pro- shall be accomplished pursuant to the engineer- (i) The procurement of officer and employee procurement administrator. Persons or entities vided in sections 118-276 through 118-279 of ing department’s RFP process, which shall be training and development, including continu- who intend to respond to such RFP shall not this division shall be applied and computed for administered by the city engineer, who shall ing education and educational seminars. communicate with, in writing, electronically, each contributor during the customary billing be governed by the same requirements as the (j) The procurement administrator is expressly or orally, any other city official or employee in periods as to all bills mailed by the city’s collec- procurement division regarding advertisement, authorized to procure from any federal, state, an attempt to gather information which would tion agent, and such charges shall thereafter be authorization limits and change orders. or local government unit or agency thereof be helpful in responding to the RFP, or in an paid and collected as provided in this division. | Record Business a. The city council may, on a case-by-case surplus machinery, motor vehicles, materials, attempt to influence the city’s consideration of (d) The ERU rate to be applied to residential and 37 38 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord POLK COUNTYNOTICES contributors exceptthosebilleddirectlybythe charged withtheresponsibilityofbillingall (a) Underthisdivision,thecollectionagentis agent. Sec. 118-286.Dutiesandbondofcollection other thanstormwaterexpenses. utility user fee shall be used for any purpose (f) Norevenuesgeneratedbythestormwater appropriate resolution. management utilitysystembyadoptionofan any timeadjustthebudgetforstormwater ordinance amendingthissection,andmayat any timeadjusttheERUratebyadoptionofan ager andcitycouncil.Thecouncilmayat shall reportsuchdetermination to thecityman- utility systemrequiresadjustment,thedirector the budgetforstormwatermanagement director determinesthattheERUrateand/or management utilitysystem.Ifatanytimethe ERU rateand/orbudgetforthestormwater (e) Thedirectorshallperiodicallyreviewthe hereafter provided. Said rateshallremainineffectuntiladjustedas $16.35. December 31,2023,theERUrateshallbe (15) fortheperiodJanuary1,2023through $15.87; and December 31,2022,theERUrateshallbe (14) fortheperiodJanuary1,2022through $15.11; and December 31,2021,theERUrateshallbe (13) fortheperiodJanuary1,2021through $14.25; and December 31,2020,theERUrateshallbe (12) fortheperiodJanuary1,2020through $13.44; and December 31,2019,theERUrateshallbe (11) fortheperiodJanuary1,2019through 2019, theERUrateshallbe$12.68. (10) fortheperiodJuly1,2018throughJune30, 2018, theERUrateshallbe$12.07;and. (9) for the period July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2017, theERUrateshallbe$11.50and. (8) for the period July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2016, theERUrateshallbe$10.95;and (7) for the period July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2015, theERUrateshallbe$10.33;and (6) for the period July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2014, theERUrateshallbe$9.74;and (5) for the period July 1, 2013 through June 30, 30, 2013,theERUrateshallbe$9.19;and (4) fortheperiodJanuary1,2013throughJune and December 31, 2012, the ERU rate shall be $8.84; (3) fortheperiodJanuary1,2012through and December 31, 2011, the ERU rate shall be $8.50; (2) fortheperiodJanuary1,2011through December 31, 2010, the ERU rate shall be $7.87; (1) fortheperiodJanuary1,2010through nonresidential propertiesshallbeasfollows: POLK COUNTYNOTICES 15TH &GRANDPROPERTIES LLC REASON: HUMAN SRVSPROVCHGS POLK COUNTYSHERIFF’S OFFICE REASON: CHGSFOR SVCS:STAT.FEES WENDEL, JEFF WALKER, DAVID VELIE, JANET STOCKBAUER, JAMES SANDS, JUSTIN PETERMAN, KEVIN LUNDY, JULIE HOKANSON, MARCELLA HERROLD, DAMON HARVEY, DAWN HARLOW, PHYLLIS FELT, DARIN CUMMING CHASE,STEPHEN CONGER, KELLI CHAMBERS, STEVE BELCHER, DEB ASCHEMAN, NICOLE CHGS REASON: UNDERGROUND CO.,LTD(THE) TEAM SERVICESINC. STIVERS FORD OPN ARCHITECTSINC OMG MIDWESTINC NEUMANN BROTHERS,INC. MIDAMERICAN ENERGY KOCH OFFICEGROUP EXCEL/PAY-LESS OFFICEPRODUCTS(PO) CONFERENCE TECHNOLOGIES,INC BALL TEAMLLC REASON: CAPITALOUTLAYS VENDOR POLK COUNTYPUBLICATIONBILLLIST

TO BEPAID8-28-2018

FOR SVCS: NON-STAT.FEES SVCS: FOR

$1,480,416.501

$135,000.001 $303,152.901 $275,500.001 $62,854.002 $96,357.021 $5,097.122 $2,213.691 $3,153.582

AMOUNT $430.001 $266.444 $120.001 $115.002 $313.872 $92.001 $69.001 $69.001 $92.002 $46.001 $46.001 $92.001 $69.002 $60.001 $69.001 $69.001 $69.001 $69.001 $69.002 $69.001 $90.001 DSM PROPERTIES LLC DSM AREAREGIONAL TRANSITAUTH DES MOINESWATER WORKS D&H PROPERTIES LLC D&D REALESTATEHOLDINGS CW CONSTRUCTION CRAIG PROPERTIES COUNTRY CLUBCROSSING CONNETT SERVICES CONLIN PROPERTIES COLONIAL DEVELOPERSHOUSING COOP CITY OFANKENYMUNICIPALWATER DEPT CHILDREN &FAMILIESOFIOWA CHAPEL RIDGEWESTIILTDPARTNERSHIP CENTRAL IOWASHELTER&SERVICES CCVI, LLC CARNES, CHARLES CANTERBURY HEIGHTSLP CANTERBURY EQUITIESLLC CANADA, WILLIAM BULLS &BEARSLLC BLOOMSBURY ASSOCIATESLP BIDDLE, JAMES BEAVER AVENUEPROPERTIESLLC BEACON OFLIFE BBT RENTALSLLC ARPY’S CONSTRUCTION ANDREINI, RYAN ANAWIM HOUSING ALL CITYSERVICES AHC INGERSOLLLLC ADVANCED INSULATIONANDRADON AB HOMEIMPROVEMENTLLC 15TH STAPTS 206.89’ (M)N14°21’19.35”ETOTHEPOINT CLIFTON HEIGHTS,ANOFFICIALPLAT;THENCE LOT 1OFBLOCK11THESECONDPLAT COMMENCING ATTHESOUTHWESTCORNEROF PARTICULARLY ASFOLLOWS: THE WEST1/2OFSECTION10-78-24,MORE PART OF LOT 2 OF THE OFFICIAL PLAT OF RIGHT-OF-WAY INTHEOFFICIALPLATOFTHAT THAT PARTOFEXISTINGVANBURENSTREET as follows,beandisherebyvacated: Southeast 5thStreet,morespecificallydescribed right-of-way betweenSoutheast4thStreetand Sec. 1.ThataportionofVanBurenStreet Council oftheCityDesMoines,Iowa: NOW, THEREFORE,BEITORDAINEDby the City way hereindescribedbevacated; WHEREAS, itisdesirablethatthepublicright-of- been fullyobserved;and ing tothevacationofpublicright-of-wayhave WHEREAS, allpriorrequirementsoflawpertain- Street andSoutheast5thStreet. Buren Streetright-of-waybetweenSoutheast4th AN ORDINANCEvacatingaportionofVan Diane Rauh,CityClerk Publication OrderNo.10498. Record onSeptember7,2018.Authorizedby published andprovidedbylawintheBusiness signed bytheMayoronAugust20,2018and of saidCityatameetingheldAugust20,2018 Call No.18-1438), passed bytheCityCouncil foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance (Roll Moines, Iowa,herebycertifythattheaboveand I, DianeRauh,CityClerkoftheDes Attest: T. M.FranklinCownie,Mayor Ann DiDonato,AssistantCityAttorney FORM APPROVED: cation asprovidedbylaw. and effectfromafteritspassagepubli- Section 2.Thisordinanceshallbeinfullforce kept inseparatefunds. shall be transmitted to the city treasurer to be agent fromstormwatermanagementcharges this article, all moniesreceivedbythecollection (c) Exceptonlyasprovidedinsection118-164of as fixedoragreedtobythecitycouncil. agent shallreceivereasonablecompensation principal amountof$5,000.00.Thecollection agent shallgiveafidelitybondtothecityin coming intohisorherhands,thecollection collection agentandforaccountingallfunds (b) Forthefaithfulperformanceofduties sion. in sections118-275through118-279ofthisdivi- the stormwatermanagementchargesprovided tion withthewaterrentalsinaccordance charges atthesametime,placeandinconjunc- division. Thecollectionagentshallcollectsuch city pursuanttosubsection118-283(b)ofthis ASSOC INC LLC

ORDINANCE NO.15,698

$35,311.543 $1,757.047 $5,412.001 $3,100.001 $1,240.002 $3,500.001 $2,953.002 $9,441.001 $5,226.701

$900.001 $430.001 $533.001 $853.502 $533.001 $533.001 $124.471 $881.002 $289.001 $650.001 $430.001 $911.002 $361.001 $533.001 $533.001 $628.001 $840.002 $533.001 $533.001 $533.001 $750.001 $425.001 $570.001 $628.001

$70.371 NUVISION HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT NFM BUILDERSALES NEWLIN, MERLED MULVIHILL FARMS INC MR FREEZEHTG&A/C MOORE, VIRGIL MIDWEST SOLUTIONSLLC MIDAMERICAN ENERGY(GA’SONLY) METRO APPLIANCEREPAIRLC MEIER, BRETT MEADOWLARK PLACE1LLP MAY, TERRY MASSEY, RHONDA MAINSTREAM LIVINGINC LOPEZ, GUSTAVO LEXISNEXIS LEE, SHARMULLA JUNCTION HOLDINGSOFIOWAINC JOHN’S TREESERVICE IOWA G21LLC ILES FUNERALHOMES,INC. HY-VEE FOODSTORE#1887 HENDERSON-HIGHLAND PARKFUNERALSVC GREENWAY OFALTOONAII GRAYS LAKEAPARTMENTS GRAND VENTURES FOUR FIFTY-EIGHTLLC FORREST HOLDINGS FORGET PROPERTIESLLC FAREWAY STORESINC-STORE#975 FAREWAY GROCERYSTORESINC#138 EPC LLC EMM ASSOCIATES IA MULTIFAMILYHOLDINGSDMLLC FLATS ATVALLEYLLC FAREWAY GROCERYSTORESINC#900 LOT 7ANDTHEWEST60FEETOF8(EXCEPT District classification: Retail andHighway-OrientedCommercial Agricultural DistricttoLimited“C-2”General more fullydescribedasfollows,fromthe“A-1” the vicinityof4455and4465HubbellAvenue, trict classificationofcertainpropertylocatedin amended byrezoningandchangingthedis- Moines, Iowa,2000,beandthesameishereby 134-277 oftheMunicipalCodeCityDes City of Des Moines, Iowa, set forth in Section Section 1.ThattheOfficialZoningMapof Des Moines,Iowa: Be ItOrdainedbytheCityCouncilof fication. Highway-Oriented CommercialDistrictclassi- District to Limited “C-2” General Retail and Hubbell Avenuefromthe“A-1”Agricultural property locatedinthevicinityof4455and4465 changing thedistrictclassificationofcertain City ofDesMoines,Iowa,2000,byrezoningand in Section134-277oftheMunicipalCode Map oftheCityDesMoines,Iowa,setforth AN ORDINANCEtoamendtheOfficialZoning Diane Rauh,CityClerk Publication OrderNo.10499. Record onSeptember7,2018.Authorizedby published andprovidedbylawintheBusiness signed bytheMayoronAugust20,2018and of saidCityatameetingheldAugust20,2018 Call No.18-1445), passed bytheCityCouncil foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance (Roll Moines, Iowa,herebycertifythattheaboveand I, DianeRauh,CityClerkoftheDes Attest: T. M.FranklinCownie,Mayor Lisa A.Wieland,AssistantCityAttorney FORM APPROVED: tion asprovidedbylaw. effect fromandafteritspassage and publica- Sec. 4.Thisordinanceshallbeinfullforceand the officeofRecorderPolkCounty,Iowa. lic hearingonthismattertobeproperlyfiledin with proofofpublicationthenoticepub- nance andproofofpublicationthereoftogether and directed to cause certified copies of this ordi- Sec. 3.ThattheCityClerkisherebyauthorized entry forservicingsame. of anyutilitiesnowinplace,withtheright above forthecontinueduseandmaintenance an easement upon the property described Sec. 2. TheCity of Des Moines hereby reserves TO POINTOFBEGINNING. 47.31”W, THENCE305.53’(M)N63°54’33.65”W (M) S63°54’33.65”E,THENCE66.02’S24°47’ 28.85’ (M)N26°05’26.35”E,THENCE851.97’ THENCE 91.06’(M)N63°54’33.65”W, 47.31”E, THENCE34.27’(M)N65°10’15.58”W, OF BEGINNING;THENCE37.91’(M)N24°47’ LLC

ORDINANCE NO.15,699

$5,387.6822 $4,495.002 $1,325.002 $1,250.001 $1,380.002 $1,058.002

$858.1110 $532.001 $650.001 $405.001 $600.001 $533.001 $600.001 $600.001 $451.001 $762.001 $392.001 $448.051 $325.001 $430.001 $750.001 $325.001 $775.001 $100.001 $775.001 $466.001 $452.421 $430.001 $430.001 $533.001 $300.001 $250.502 $582.826 $50.001 $20.001 RATHOUR, VARINDER WILLOW PARKPARTNERS,LLC WESLEY COMMUNITYSERVICES REAL ESTATE2828INVESTMENTSLLC REASON: MENTAL HEALTHSVCS RED’S SERVICESLLC INTERGOVERNMENTAL REASON: WESLEY ATHOME WELLS FARGOHOMEMORTGAGE VILLAGE GREENCOOP VILLAGE ATWESTCHESTER VERIZON WIRELESS URBAN PROPERTYLC UNIVERSITY TERRACECOOP SWIFT PROPERTIESLLC SUNBURST APARTMENTLTD SUMMERPLACE APTS STEVENS, KEVIN ST. VINCENTDEPAUL SOUTHBROOK GREENAPTSLP SHORT, ROBERT RIVERHILLS APARTMENT#2,L.P. PERRY’S SERVICESTATION NW PINEPROPERTIESLLC UCHYTIL PROPERTIES TRANS IOWA,L.C. TAHER, INC. SOUTHBROOK GREENAPTSIILP SOBER FOXLLC VIKING AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERCO SERVICE LEGENDS OMUNDSON, TODD HARWOOD, CHADJ REASON: LICENSESANDPERMITS TREZAC CONSTRUCTION POLK COUNTYHOUSINGTRUSTFUND Diane Rauh,CityClerk Publication OrderNo.10500. Record onSeptember7,2018.Authorizedby published andprovidedbylawintheBusiness signed bytheMayoronAugust20,2018and of saidCityatameetingheldAugust20,2018 Call No.18-1448), passed bytheCityCouncil foregoing is a true copy of an ordinance (Roll Moines, Iowa,herebycertifythattheaboveand I, DianeRauh,CityClerkoftheDes Attest: T. M.FranklinCownie,Mayor Glenna K.Frank,AssistantCityAttorney FORM APPROVED: subject propertyislocated. the CountyRecorderofcountyinwhich this ordinancetobeproperlyfiledintheofficeof nance, vicinity map and proof of publication of Acceptance ofRezoningOrdinance,thisordi- rized anddirectedtocausecertifiedcopiesofthe Section 4.ThattheCityClerkisherebyautho- cation asprovidedbylaw. and effectfromafteritspassagepubli- Section 3.Thisordinanceshallbeinfullforce g. Taverns/Nightclubs. f. DelayedDepositServices;and e. PawnBrokers, d. BusinessesSellingLiquor, c. VehicleDisplayLots, b. Off-PremisesAdvertisingSigns, a. AdultEntertainmentBusiness, prohibited: (4) Thefollowingusesofthepropertyshallbe Permit andDevelopmentCenter. issuance ofallnecessarypermitsbytheCity’s Commercial BuildingPlanswithapprovaland ing shallrequireareviewofSitePlanand (3) Anychangeofusetheexistingbuild- shall onlybedevelopedfromEast44thStreet. (2) Vehiculardrivewayaccessfortheproperty Site Plandevelopment. and allowedbyTrafficEngineeringwithany adjoining publicstreetfrontagesasrequired (1) Sidewalksshallbeconstructedalongthe assigns asfollows: upon theownersandtheir successors, heirs,and by all owners of said property and are binding tion ofanAcceptanceRezoningOrdinance have been agreed to and accepted by execu- following imposedadditionalconditionswhich granted by the terms hereof are subject to the Section 2.Thatthisordinanceandthezoning MOINES, POLKCOUNTY,IOWA. AND FORMING A PART OF THE CITY OF DES 2, AN OFFICIAL PLAT, ALL NOW INCLUDED IN HIGHWAY 6)OFCAPITOLHEIGHTS,PLATNO. PARALLEL TOTHESOUTHROWLINEOFU.S. THE WEST2.0FEETLYINGADJACENTTOAND INC

REVENUES

$10,126.151 $32,136.741

$25,000.001 $5,400.001 $7,675.921 $1,833.004 $2,200.005 $8,896.742

$129.291 $240.001 $500.001 $776.321 $963.002 $451.001 $208.441 $500.001 $679.002 $266.501 $430.001 $221.001 $425.001 $400.002 $355.001 $240.001 $161.001 $200.001 $266.501 $385.242 $65.001 $39.401 $15.001 $56.251 $21.601 $28.001 PUBLIC NOTICES

BOGACZYK LAW FIRM, PLLC $210.001 GOERING PLUMBING $3,683.501 WASTE SOLUTIONS OF IOWA $322.003 STAR EQUIPMENT $44.231 BROADLAWNS MEDICAL CENTER $113,211.461 GORDON, CICELY $99.451 WESLEY COMMUNITY SERVICES $2,569.001 STRAUSS SECURITY SOLUTIONS $223.802 CHATHAM OAKS INC $2,337.091 HAINES, SUSAN $475.001 WHEELDON, TRUE $108.901 SUPPLYWORKS $7,907.682 CHRISTIAN OPPORTUNITY CENTER $5,743.161 HALVORSON TRANE SERVICE $9,622.001 WHEELER,CHELSEY $18.502 SYS-KOOL, LLC $161.761 COMFORT KEEPERS $1,613.753 HEERDT, ANDREA E $62.132 WOOD ROOFING COMPANY, INC $568.921 THOMSON REUTERS-WEST $1,114.351 COMMUNITY SUPPORT ADVOCATES $141,764.824 HERC-U-LIFT INC $543.601 YEGGY, KELLY $2,266.3019 UNDERGROUND CO., LTD (THE) $25,500.001 CORRECT CARE SOLUTIONS LLC $21,491.122 HIGH POINTE EQUINE $1,630.001 Z GROUP LLC $117.871 US FOODS $1,491.211 CREATIVE COMMUNITY OPTIONS $7,271.426 HINES, CHAD A $1,516.361 ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS, INC $599.703 VAN METER INDUSTRIAL INC $124.741 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY OF IOWA $89,452.743 HOLLIDAY, JEFFREY A. (SHERIFF’S OFFICE) $9.291 REASON: PERSONAL SERVICES VERIZON WIRELESS $101.622 EYERLY-BALL COMMUNITY MENTAL $182,819.985 HOPE LAW FIRM, PLC $762.001 BLAYLOCK, ROBERT J. $405.961 VETTER EQUIPMENT COMPANY $718.071 HILLCREST FAMILY SERVICES $13,300.033 HY-VEE FOOD STORE #01142 $113.351 FUCALORO, STEVEN A. $673.861 WATCH GUARD $32,725.002 HOLLIS, RICHARD R. $47.102 HYDRO-KLEAN $2,185.002 KNIGHT, MARTIN A. $789.741 XAVUS SOLUTIONS $620.001 HOMESTEAD LIVING & LEARNING IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL LONG, NATALIE M $604.051 ZIEGLER INC $648.674 CENTER $5,308.882 RESOURCES $85.001 NEMMERS, PATSY $618.531 IOWA EVENTS CENTER HOPE INC $17,827.423 IOWA DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING $571.341 REASON: SUPPLIES REASON: OTHER SERVICES & CHARGES HY-VEE DRUGSTORE #7031 $170.749 IOWA DIVISION OF CRIMINAL ACME TOOLS/PUCKETT TOOLS & DOLL DISTRIBUTING $540.45 HY-VEE FOOD STORE #1022 $20.001 INVESTIGATION $60.001 EQUIPMENT $307.791 IOWA BEVERAGE $321.75 HY-VEE FOOD STORE #01151 $246.2113 IOWA DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES $40.001 AIR MANAGEMENT COMPANY $110.001 ATLANTIC BOTTLING $3,763.37

HY-VEE FOOD STORE #01155 $16.971 IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL $91.901 AIRGAS USA LLC $108.801 GLOBAL SPECTRUM $1,323.55 @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com INTENTION INC $1,588.952 IOWA ONE CALL $70.201 ALLENDAN SEED COMPANY $2,728.001 LGC ASSOCIATES $4,043.60 INTREDIUM $26,650.001 IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY $1,372.662 AMERICAN MARKING, INC. $66.382 PALMER GROUP $849.38 IOWA FAMILY ASSISTANTS $1,558.174 JOHN’S TREE SERVICE $1,750.001 AUTOMATIC DOOR GROUP INC $102.001 ACKELSON SHEET METAL, INC $550.00 LINK ASSOCIATES $16,206.406 KARL CHEVROLET, INC. $344.831 BOB BARKER COMPANY INC $604.042 ADVANCE SERVICES, INC. $2,592.76 LUTHERAN SERVICES IN IOWA $1,568.321 KAVALIER & ASSOCIATES P.C. $4,583.331 BOB’S TOOLS, INC $303.952 AMERIPRIDE SERVICES, INC. $241.17 MAINSTREAM LIVING INC $99.241 KELTEK INC $745.024 BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC $853.194 BAKER ELECTRIC, INC. $3,760.59 OPTIMAE LIFE SERVICES $59,319.214 KONE, INC. $1,807.361 CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO.INC $302.351 BAKER GROUP $252.28 PASSAGEWAY $1,093.402 LAPPE, KRISTY $274.001 CARICO, BONNIE $193.541 CARRIE JACKSON $238.53 PENN CENTER $4,214.401 LIVE 2 B HEALTHY $1,800.001 CARQUEST AUTO PARTS $1,268.0722 CHARLES GABUS RENTALS $156.57 POLK COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES $41,197.403 LUCAS, BRET J. (CO ATTY-MIDLAND) $737.771 CENTRAL DISTRIBUTORS, INC. $10.271 CINTAS CORPORATION #762 $135.42 PROGRESS INDUSTRIES $16,506.541 MARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL & SURGICAL CENTRAL SERVICE & SUPPLY INC. $29.201 CONTROLLED ACCESS MIDWEST, LLC $1,164.00 ROYAL OAKS APTS, L.L.P. $773.222 CTR $91.901 CHARLES GABUS FORD $626.437 CONTEMPORARY SERVICES CORP $27,594.51 STRAWHACKER & ASSOCIATES LLC $345,627.564 MARTIN MARIETTA $1,556.091 CINTAS CORPORATION $989.887 DES MOINES WATER WORKS $13,146.25 TRANS IOWA, L.C. $1,389.801 MARY GREELEY MEDICAL CENTER $183.801 CITY SUPPLY CORP $129.001 ECOLAB PEST ELIM DIV $558.44 REASON: MISCELLANEOUS MCFARLAND CLINIC $681.842 COMMERCIAL BAG & SUPPLY CO. INC. $211.001 EXECUTIVE WOMEN INTERNATIONAL $30.00 DES MOINES AREA RELIGIOUS COUNCIL $5,000.001 MEDIACOM $176.161 CONCRETE CO $10,197.581 FASTSIGNS #190101 $775.41 DES MOINES EUROPEAN HERITAGE MERCY MEDICAL CENTER $21,026.752 CONTROL INSTALLATIONS IA INC. $1,754.001 GARRATT-CALLAHAN CO. $1,816.67 ASSOCIATION $2,000.001 METRO WASTE AUTHORITY $11.641 CORNERSTONE INSTITUTIONAL, LLC $2,038.501 STEVE HAAG $200.00 EAST HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI METTILLE, ANDREW $74.661 DEFENDER $7,248.001 INTELEX TECHNOLOGIES INC $1,202.00 FOUNDATION $5,000.001 MIDAMERICAN ENERGY $157,510.556 DENNIS SUPPLY CO $182.463 IOWA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT $225.00 REASON: OTH SVCS & CHGS MIDLAND POWER COOPERATIVE $429.402 DES MOINES REGISTER $22.001 JOHNSON CONTROLS $1,924.60 ACELS, LLC $113.001 MIDWEST AMBUCARE $175.005 DIAMOND VOGEL PAINT $786.753 KONE, INC. $2,694.27 AIGNER, NOLA R. $61.041 MIDWEST SPECIAL INSTRUMENTS $592.001 EARL’S TIRES & SERVICE WEST $122.001 CYNDI LORENZEN $49.72 ALONZO, MARIA (VICTIM SVCS) $45.001 MINNESOTA LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL EASTERN IOWA TIRE $1,278.801 MARCO, INC. $1,826.90 AMERICAN MARKING, INC. $233.501 ASSOC $1,755.001 EXCEL/PAY-LESS OFFICE PRODUCTS MARCO, INC. NW 7128 $430.00 AMY DAVIS LAW FIRM PLLC $426.002 MINUTE MENU SYSTEMS LLC $899.751 (PO) $15,052.5741 MIDAMERICAN ENERGY CO $88,838.80 ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE $5,290.201 MOELLER, JESSICA L. $1,433.251 EXPRESS TARP SERVICES $50.001 NATIONWIDE OFFICE CARE LLC $4,462.61 ATHLETIC AND REHABILITATION CENTER $125.001 MORANO JR, FRANK L. $38.121 FASTENAL COMPANY $10.561 NATIONAL ELEVATOR INSPECTION $160.00 ATW TRAINING & CONSULTING $995.001 MTM RECOGNITION $680.362 FIRST CHOICE DISTRIBUTING $87.502 NYEMASTER GOODE $1,105.50 AUTOMATIC DOOR GROUP INC $115.851 MUSGRAVE, SHANNON M. $25.531 FIS1 $181.741 OHC of Oklahoma, LLC $61.50 BAKER ELECTRIC, INC. $18,235.001 NADING LAW FIRM $258.001 FRITO LAY, INC $135.581 POLLSTAR $598.00 BOB’S SEPTIC TANK AND MOBILE $100.001 NEVELN CENTER, INC $1,545.001 GLAXOSMITH KLINE $4,954.001 QCI $750.00 BROADLAWNS (SUSAN G KOMEN) $1,647.101 NGUYEN, DONG $27.251 GOLDEN VALLEY SUPPLY CO $100.501 SMITH’S SEWER SERVICE INC. $581.00 BROADLAWNS MEDICAL CENTER $1,300.001 NORTHWAY, LINDA $100.001 GOODSOURCE SOLUTIONS $6,337.801 VERTIV SERVICES, INC. $3,345.00 BROWN, DAIYNNA (SENIOR SERVICES) $41.671 NORWALK READY MIX CONCRETE $773.501 GRAHAM TIRE DM COMMERCIAL $1,803.962 THE VINE PRODUCTIONS $900.00 BUSINESS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE $468.001 NUVISION HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT GRAINGER $299.153 THE WALDINGER CORPORATION $481.50 BUSINESS PUBLICATIONS $854.103 INC $7,631.122 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. $477.653 WASTE MANAGEMENT OF IOWA $909.94 CANINE TACTICAL $500.001 OBSTETRICAL AND GYNECOLOGICAL $562.942 GUARANTEE OIL CO, INC $491.601 REASON: PERSONAL SERVICES CAPITOL CITY MINI STORAGE III $264.162 ORACLE USA INC $18,727.011 HOTSY CLEANING SYSTEM INC $11.831 SPECTRA VENUE MANAGEMENT $113,740.82 CEMA, INC $6,630.001 PAGE, JACK D. $15.041 HP INC $129.001 REASON: SUPPLIES CENTURY LINK $5,900.523 PATHOLOGY LABORATORY $122.451 HY-VEE FOOD STORE #01138 $11.921 BULBGUY LIGHTING, LLC $413.26 CHEVALIER, JAMES $20.751 PERMITIUM LLC $504.001 INSIGHT PUBLIC SECTOR $133.101 CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO. $388.80 CHIHAK, MICHAEL J. $16.001 PESTICIDE BUREAU-IDALS $75.001 IOWA DES MOINES SUPPLY INC. $724.634 GRAYBAR $90.78 CHUCK & LARRY’S TRANSMISSIONS $2,266.502 PITNEY BOWES 4 IRON WORKS LTD $35.001 MENARDS-DES MOINES $139.82 CINTAS CORPORATION $799.491 PITNEY BOWES PRESORT SERVICES INC $1,635.894 JOHANSEN, JOHN R. $35.001 PAYLESS OFFICE PRODUCTS, INC. $329.00 CITY OF DES MOINES $793.101 PRECISION UNDERGROUND UTILITIES $14,598.401 KARL CHEVROLET, INC. 2 SINK PAPER & PACKAGING $2,394.20 CITY OF RUNNELLS $500.001 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE, INC $801.123 KECK OIL, INC. $19,573.911 STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE $383.54 CONSTELLATION NEWENERGY GAS DIVISION PTS OF AMERICA, LLC $6,204.004 KELTEK INC $17.533 STRAUSS SECURITY SOLUTIONS $45.00 LLC $13,399.091 PUMP IT UP OF URBANDALE $256.001 LA CROSSE SEED LLC $1,455.001 POLK COUNTY EMPLOYEE INSURANCE CONTRACTORS RENTAL COMPANY $35.001 RACOM CORPORATION $2,303.623 LOFFREDO FRESH PRODUCE CO INC $1,613.652 TO BE PAID COOPER, GOEDICKE, REIMER, & REESE P.C. $342.001 RAHNER INC $1,000.001 LOGAN CONTRACTORS SUPPLY INC $31.731 REASON: OTHER SERVICES & CHARGES COPPER CREEK CINEMAS $486.003 ROCHESTER ARMORED CAR CO INC. $344.501 MARTIN BROTHERS DIST. CO., INC $11,564.471 WELLMARK $288,028.87 CORNICK, LACEY $127.801 ROMP, KEITH (SHERIFF’S OFFICE) $40.001 MCKESSON GENERAL MEDICAL CORP. $3,142.967 DELTA DENTAL $26,885.10 CORRECT CARE SOLUTIONS LLC $266,468.801 ROTO ROOTER SERVICE $425.001 MENARDS-ANKENY $1,237.593 COTT SYSTEM $46,185.003 RULLMAN, JEFF (SHERIFF’S OFFICE) $5.551 MENARDS-CLIVE $519.981 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION CROW’S AUTO SERVICE INC $193.603 RUSSO-BEYNON, JACQUELINE C. $559.961 MENARDS-DES MOINES $279.614 PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLK COUNTY BOARD CUNNINGHAM & KELSO PLLC $600.002 SCHMUNK, GREGORY A. $1,485.202 MERCK & CO $9,465.042 OF SUPERVISORS DEFENSIVE EDGE TRAINING & SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR CO INC $208.501 MIDWEST WHEEL COMPANIES $181.372 The Polk County Board of Supervisors met CONSULTING $450.001 SELGRADE CONSTRUCTION INC $1,280.001 MILLER NURSERY $250.151 in regular session Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at DES MOINES REGISTER $1,001.7520 SERVPRO OF DES MOINES TW $21,071.501 NAPA AUTO PARTS $461.966 9:30 a.m. DES MOINES WATER WORKS $395.011 SHERZAN, GARY $1,570.001 NICHOLS CONTROLS & SUPPLY, INC $2,244.042 MEMBERS PRESENT: Steve Van Oort, John DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING ASSOC $285.672 SMITH’S SEWER SERVICES, INC. $350.001 NORTHERN TOOL & EQUIPMENT CO $383.602 F. Mauro, Tom Hockensmith, Angela Connolly. DITTMER, SARAH $1,586.656 SNAPPYS USED CARS AND TRAILER O’REILLY AUTOMOTIVE, INC. $22.631 MEMBERS ABSENT: Robert Brownell. DOTSON, ERIC $15.351 SALES $38,000.002 OMG MIDWEST INC $96,259.781 LET THE RECORD SHOW Supervisor Connolly DR ERIC KNUDSEN $110.001 SNYDER & ASSOCIATES INC. $61,916.417 ONENECK IT SOLUTIONS LLC $2,832.481 is out of the county and her physical presence DSM AREA REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTH $4,166.671 SPARTA WASTE SERVICES $2,211.501 P & P SMALL ENGINES INC. $11.681 was impossible. She will be participating in the DUNKER, DRAKE J $40.001 SPIER, DAVIS $90.001 PAXVAX, INC. $2,467.501 meeting by telephone, which is allowed per EASTERN IOWA TIRE $1,105.951 STONE, JEREMY (SHERIFF’S OFFICE) $67.091 PITNEY BOWES 2 Iowa Code Chapter 21.8 and her votes will be EMPLOYEE & FAMILY RESOURCES $600.001 STUNDINS, SANDRA $95.401 PIZZA RANCH $139.361 recorded. EXCEL/PAY-LESS OFFICE PRODUCTS (PO) $326.482 SWEENEY, PATRICK JOHN $30.521 PLUMB SUPPLY $82.721 Moved by Mauro, Seconded by Van Oort FASTENAL COMPANY $29.501 TAYLOR, MARY ALICE $33.001 PPG ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES INC $18.751 to dispense with the reading of the August FERRELLGAS, INC. $(28.10)1 TEAM SERVICES INC. $947.151 PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION INC $49.351 14, 2018 minutes and they stand approved as

FEXSTEVE LIMITED COMPANY $35,400.002 TEW, MARY (SHERIFF’S OFFICE) $22.401 QUAIL HOLLOW FARM $880.001 printed. The August 15, 2018 discussion meet- 2018 7, September FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT $649.761 THOMAS BUS SALES OF IOWA, INC $3,500.001 QUICK FUEL FLEET SERVICES LLC $9,647.731 ing minutes were also approved. FIS1 $2,177.201 TRANS IOWA, L.C. $74.201 RACOM CORPORATION $63.001 VOTE YEA: Van Oort, Mauro, Connolly, FLEIG, JONI ELIZABETH $88.001 TRANSUNION RISK & ALTERNATIVE DATA $225.001 ROCK RIDGE RANCH LLC $885.001 Hockensmith. ABSENT: Brownell. FORENSIC CONSULTING LLC $1,576.921 UNDERGROUND CO., LTD (THE) $5,400.001 S & P SPECIALTIES $992.001 The Bills as certified by the County Auditor FYI ANSWERING SERVICE INC $31.001 UNITED RENTALS INC $258.142 SANOFI PASTEUR INC $38,216.183 were allowed or disallowed on each according G & S SERVICE INC $198.004 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE $3,000.001 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO $31.621 to the certified list, claim numbers 201808210001 GENERAL FIRE & SAFETY EQUIP. $1,048.003 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HOSPITALS & CLINICS $50.001 SHORELAND INC. $975.001 – 201808211128. GERK, RUTH M $18.531 VAN ROSSUM, DAWN $102.151 SINK PAPER COMPANY $73.532 VOTE YEA: Van Oort, Mauro, Connolly, GLOBAL SPECTRUM LP $10,252.001 VERIZON WIRELESS $19,562.835 SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL (PO) $82.501 Hockensmith. ABSENT: Brownell. | Record Business GLOBAL SYSTEMS INTEGRATION INC $185.001 WARNER, MICHAEL $104.851 STAPLES CREDIT PLAN $466.481 PUBLIC COMMENTS: Jolene Young-Juncker, 39 40 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord AMERICAN MASTERTECHSCIENTIFIC AMERICAN EYEWEARSUPPLIES AMER ACADOFPEDIATRICSDUES ALIMED INCSUPPLIES ALCON LABORATORIES,INCSUPPLIES ALCO SALESANDSERVICESSUPPLIES AIRGAS USA,LLCSUPPLIES AHLERS ANDCOONEYPCADMINEXPENSE ADSPOSURE MARKETING ACCOUNTEMPS OUTSIDEHIRE ACCESS MEDICALSUPPLYSUPPLIES ABILITY NETWORKSERVICES ABBOTT LABORATORIESSUPPLIES 3000 GRANDAPTSRENT 121 BENEFITSADMINEXPENSE (515) 288-3338ext.436. affidavits ofpublicationtoBeckyHotchkissat Please directallinquiriesconcerningbillingand or Exceldocument,Text,PDF. E-mails should [email protected]. By e-mail,sendpublicnoticesto: When submittingbymail,sendallpublicnoticesto: PUBLIC NOTICES sion platofTheGreensatWoodlandHillsPlat4. ity issues(abandonedwells). assistance tocitizensinaddressingwaterqual- Department ofPublicHealthtoprovidefinancial projects). City ofMitchellville(2018HMAimprovement Cooperative PublicServiceAgreementwiththe Connolly. PASS:Mauro. 22, 2018). Permit forRoy’s,4275NW2ndStreet,(forAugust Connolly. PASS:Mauro. Iowa (GlowWildEventatJesterPark). Foundation, 12130NW128thStreet,Granger, Outdoor ServiceAreaPermitforGreatOutdoors Class “C”LiquorLicense,SundaySalesand tion. Board regardingworkingconditionsattheJail. Sheriff’s Officeemployee,appearedbeforethe PUBLIC NOTICES AMERIGROUP IOWA, AMERICAN PROFICIENCY INSTITUTE ALPINE CHIMNEYSWEEPSERVICES ALLERGAN USAINCSUPPLIES ADVANCED MEDICALIMAGINGOFIOWA ADVANCED INSTRUMENTSSUPPLIES ADVANCE MEDICALDESIGNSSUPPLIES ACS SUPPORTPAYROLLDEDUCTION ABMS SOLUTIONSLLCADMINEXPENSE ABM PARKINGSERVICESADMINEXPENSE A.J. ALLENMECHANICALCONT 1-STEP DETECTASSOCIATESSUPPLIES VENDOR DISCRIPTION should anyquestionarise. a phone number at which you can be reached published by a certain date), whom to bill, and notice istobepublishedandwhetheritmust requirements (suchasthenumberoftimes nied byacoverletterstatinganypublication tures, preferablydouble-spaced)andaccompa- Notices shouldbetyped(includingallsigna- later thannoonThursdaypriortopublication. cellations ofpreviouslysubmittednoticesno We mustbenotifiedofanychangestoorcan- WILL BEACCEPTEDBYFAXORTELEPHONE. date. TOENSUREACCURACY,NOPUBLICNOTICES Wednesday, 7businessdayspriortopublication The deadlineforpublicnoticesis3p.m. SERVICE AGREEMENT SUPPLIES SUPPLIES OUTSIDE HIRE OUTSIDE HIRE Resolution approving recommendations of Resolution approvingmajorfinalsubdivi- Resolution approvingcontractwithIowa RESOLUTIONS: Resolutionapproving ABSENT: Brownell. VOTE YEA:VanOort,Hockensmith, New applicationforOutdoorServiceArea ABSENT: Brownell. VOTE YEA:VanOort,Hockensmith, PERMITS: NewapplicationforSpecial5-day REC’D &FILED:CorrectionalOfficerinforma- BROADLAWNS MEDICALCENTER DEADLINES ANDREQUIREMENTS

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$106.21 $480.00 $378.00 $207.90 $548.00 $333.00 $737.28 $337.75 $575.00 $616.00 $272.70 $608.00 $585.00 $847.20 $500.00 $886.50 $802.95 $52.92 $34.91 $50.00 $24.35 PUBLIC NOTICES

GREER LABS SUPPLIES $829.48 KATENA PRODUCTS, INC SUPPLIES $6,971.48 NATUS MED INC SUPPLIES $507.50 RESPIRONICS SUPPLIES $1,896.24 GSOURCE LLC SUP0PLIES $250.60 KCI USA SUPPLIES $3,776.89 NAVIN, HAFFTY & ASSOCIATES REVSPRING INC. ADMIN EXPENSE $41,291.91 GUNN & RICHARDS SUPPLIES $3,653.69 KEDRION BIOPHARMA INC SUPPLIES $1,943.22 ADMIN EXPENSE $71,742.51 REYNOLDS AND REYNOLDS INSURANCE $5,228.85 GYNEX SUPPLIES $955.78 KEN BALDUCHI LMT NEC CORPORATION OF AMERICA ROCHE DIAGNOSTIC CORP SUPPLIES $21,699.10 HALYARD SALES, LLC SUPPLIES $829.28 PAYROLL DEDUCTION $2,079.00 REPAIRS $5,498.09 ROCHESTER ARMORED CAR CO SERVICES $352.74 HANGER PROSTHETICS & ORTHOTICS KENNETH M RUSSELL ADMIN EXPENSE $24,554.00 NEO FORCE HOLDINGS SUPPLIES $196.00 ROTO ROOTER SEWER SVC SERVICES $12,786.14 SERVICES $476.22 KIEL MORRIS, DO ADMIN EXPENSE $1,594.00 NETWORK SERVICES SUPPLIES $62.50 S&S LLC RENT $5,400.00 HANS RUDOLF INC SERVICES $32.00 KING DELIVERY SERVICE FREIGHT $5,894.01 NIC RIESENBERG SCIENTIFIC DEVICE LAB SUPPLIES $38.43 HANSON SERVICES OUTSIDE HIRE $2,925.00 KIWI-TEK OUTSIDE HIRE $2,166.50 MISCELLANEOUS PURCHASE $379.60 SCRIPTPRO USA IN HAVEL’S INC SUPPLIES $3,059.45 KOCH BROTHERS SUPPLIES $4,800.00 NICHOLAS GALIOTO EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES $40,518.30 HAYES SUPPLIES $639.96 KOCH FILTER CORP SUPPLIES $647.70 PROFESSIONAL FEES $3,590.00 SCRUBS & BEYOND HEALTH ENTERPRISES SERVICES $3,000.00 KOMET USA SUPPLIES $736.76 NOIR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES SUPPLIES $119.05 ADMIN EXP/PAYROLL DEDUCT $2,153.37 HEALTH SERVICES ASSOCIATES KONE INC MAINTENANCE EXPENSE $19,528.61 NONIN MEDICAL, INC EQUIPMENT $25,704.74 SEAL SUPPLIES $23,385.75 CONSULTING EXPENSE $45.00 KRONOS INC SERVICES $32,018.88 NOODLE SOUP SUPPLIES $6,111.00 SECRETARY OF STATE ADMIN EXPENSE $60.00 HEARTLAND BUSINESS SYSTEMS LABELS DIRECT SUPPLIES $56.00 NORTH COAST MEDICAL INC SUPPLIES $180.15 SHAMROCK SCIENTIFIC SPECIALTY SUPPLIES $68.72 EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES $34,582.99 LAMAR COMPANIES ADVERTISING $20,170.00 NORTH RIVER EDUCATION SHARED MEDICAL SERVICES, INC HEARTLAND DOOR AND FRAME LANDAUER INC SUPPLIES $638.00 CONTINUED EDUCATION $5,025.00 OUTSIDE HIRE $38,075.00 OUTSIDE HIRE $2,650.84 LAURA FAIRMAN NOTARY ROTARY SHEET METAL ENGINEERING SUPPLIES $5,700.00 SHELTON-DEHAAN CO SUPPLIES $149.67 HEMOCUE AMERICA SUPPLIES $2,327.00 MISCELLANEOUS PURCHASE $30.00 MISCELLANEOUS PURCHASE $36.45 @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com HENRY SCHEIN INC SUPPLIES $25,057.56 LEASING ASSOC OF BARRINGTON NUANCE COMMUNICATIONS SHIVE HATTERY INC OUTSIDE HIRE $117,813.74 HEWLETT PACKARD ADMIN EXPENSE $1,947.00 EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES $22,044.97 SIEMENS HEALTHCARE DIAGNOSTIC SUPPLIES/MAINTENANCE EXP $20,970.42 LEGRE EYEWEAR SUPPLIES $438.72 NUCLEAR SONICS ASSOCIATES SUPPLIES $118,256.28 HIRERIGHT, INC CONSULTING EXPENSE $2,688.39 LENOVO FINANCIAL EQUIPMENT $6,108.64 OUTSIDE HIRE $152,295.80 SIGNATURE HEALTHCARE HOBART SERVICE SERVICES $1,258.94 LESLIE LANE OUTSIDE HIRE $848.00 NURSES CHOICE CORP SUPPLIES $102.00 OUTSIDE HIRE $206,762.44 HOLOGIC INC SUPPLIES $24,845.65 LIFE SERVE SUPPLIES $33,918.63 NUVECTRA SUPPLIES $450.00 SIGNATURE LAWN OUTSIDE HIRE $1,000.00 HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL SUPPLIES $3,094.00 LIFECELL CORPORATION SUPPLIES $22,596.00 OAKRIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD SIGNATURE PERFORMANCE HOODZ OF CENTRAL IOWA LIFENET SUPPLIES $10,553.00 MARKETING $2,000.00 OUTSIDE HIRE $2,950.00 OUTSIDE HIRE $1,300.00 LINCOLN FINANCIAL GROUP OBP MEDICAL SUPPLIES $756.20 SIGVARIS INC SUPPLIES $2,245.50 HORTY SPRINGER AAND MATTERN PAYROLL DEDUCTION $734,263.98 OHK MEDICAL DEVICES, INC SUPPLIES $995.00 SILVER PRINTING & PROMOTIONS ADMIN EXPENSE $67.17 LMC INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT OLYMPUS AMERICA SUPPLIES $21,302.05 SUPPLIES $1,197.00 HOYA VISION CARE SUPPLIES $1,240.34 INSURANCE $875,538.50 ONENECK IT SOLUTIONS OUTSIDE HIRE $304,250.72 SIMPLEX GRINNELL INSPECTIONS $583.75 HU-FRIEDY MFG. CO. LLC SUPPLIES $3,163.76 LOFFLER COMPANIES OUTSIDE HIRE $82.50 ONNEN COMPANY SUPPLIES $774.30 SKOLD DOOR COMPANY SERVICE $187.50 IA ASSOCIATION OF NEONATAL NURSES LUXOTTICA USA LL SUPPLIES $896.58 OPTIM SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT $2,800.00 SKYTRON SUPPLIES $43.73 CONTINUED EDUCATION $60.00 MACERICH RENT/UTILITIES $1,500.00 OPTISOURCE INTERNATIONAL SUPPLIES $141.12 SMILEMAKERS SUPPLIES $572.40 IA BOARD OF PHARMACY EXAMINER MADISON CO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ORAL ARTS DENTAL LAB SUPPLIES $9,986.15 SMITH & NEPHEW INC SUPPLIES $4,965.50 LICENSE $1,530.00 ADMIN EXPENSE $2,820.00 ORCHARD PLACE SMITH PROMOTIONAL IA CROWN CRAFTS SUPPLIES $3,070.50 MAHASKA HEALTH PARTNERSHIP CONTINUED EDUCATION $250.00 SUPPLIES/PAYROLL DEDUCT $24,703.18 IA DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH ADMIN EXPENSE $1,170.00 ORGANOGENESIS INC SUPPLIES $1,705.00 SMITHS MEDICAL ASD INC SUPPLIES $13,565.66 LICENSE/CONTINUED EDUCATION $3,244.00 MAIL SERVICES LLC SERVICES $978.98 ORTHO CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC SUPPLIES $4,762.73 SODEXO SERVICE/PAYROLL DEDUCT $827,092.66 IA DEPT OF REVENUE MAINE MOLECULAR QUALITY CONTR OSIRIS THERAPEUTICS, INC SUPPLIES $1,805.00 SOLARWINDS, INC SUPPLIES $3,500.35 PAYROLL DEDUCTION $1,140.92 SUPPLIES $735.95 OWENS & MINOR SUPPLIES $320,064.79 SOMATICS, LLC SUPPLIES $926.00 IA DIVISION OF CRIMINAL MAINE STANDARDS SUPPLIES $5,387.00 PACIFIC INTERPRETER, INC OUTSIDE HIRE $4,980.00 SPACELABS HEALTHCARE SUPPLIES $3,448.95 ADMIN EXPENSE $2,000.00 MARCH OF DIMES MARKETING $3,000.00 PACIFIC UNITED, LLC SUPPLIES $350.00 SPECIALTY GRAPHICS SUPPLIES $4,694.89 IA DIVISION OF LABOR SERVICES LICENSE $400.00 MARGARETT RATLIFF ADMIN EXPENSE $1,141.61 PANACEA HEALTHCA ADMIN EXPENSE $10,613.00 SPEECH & LANGUAGE SVC IA FAM PRAC RES COUNCIL MARKETLAB SUPPLIES $2,982.50 PAPER CORP SUPPLIES $1,192.99 OUTSIDE HIRE $21,450.00 RECRUITMENT $2,784.50 MARTIN HEALTH SERVICES SUPPLIES $100.00 PARAGON 28 SUPPLIES $204,322.50 SPRINT PRINT INC SUPPLIES $166.45 IA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION MARY DUTCHER OUTSIDE HIRE $443.25 PARTS SOURCE LLC SUPPLIES $7,043.87 SST GROUP SUPPLIES $520.00 CONT EDU/OUTSIDE HIRE $6,732.75 MARY GREELEY MEDICAL CENTER PATHOLOGY LAB OUTSIDE HIRE $129,329.76 STANDARD TEXTILE SUPPLIES $8,894.37 IA KIDNEY PHYSICIANS SUPPLIES $348.78 PATTERSON DENTAL SUPPLY SUPPLIES $4,481.48 STATE HYGIENIC LABORATORY PROFESSIONAL FEES $4,925.00 MASIMO EQUIPMENT $8,000.00 PAY-LESS OFFICE PRODUCTS INC OUTSIDE HIRE $7,066.28 IA MEDICAID ENTERPRISE MAYO COLLABORATIVE SVC SUPPLIES $53,883.97 STATLAB MEDICAL PRODUCTS SUPPLIES $206.54 ADMIN EXPENSE $1,608,943.66 OUTSIDE HIRE $6,398.90 PAYPLUS ADMIN EXPENSE $315.47 STERICYCLE SERVICES $10,074.44 IA METHODIST MED CTR MCKESSON MEDICAL SURGICAL PAYROLL TAXES STERIS CORP SERVICES $19,503.95 ADMIN EXP/CONT EDU/SVC $7,066.52 SUPPLIES $43,645.57 PAYROLL DEDUCTION $5,774,916.25 STERIS INSTRUMENT IA PATHOLOGY ASSOC PC MEDELA INC SUPPLIES $15,954.77 PEARSON ASSESSME SUPPLIES $150.00 EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES $12,839.90 OUTSIDE HIRE $103,124.77 MEDIACOM UTILITIES $1,771.68 PEDIA PALS SUPPLIES $278.00 STIVERS FORD LINCOLN IA PUBLIC TELEVISION MARKETING $5,200.00 MEDIBADGE SUPPLIES $98.16 PENOACH WINERY MARKETING $100.00 ADMIN EXPENSE $28,128.00 IA STATE W/H TAXES MEDICAL CHEMICAL CORP SUPPLIES $100.80 PERFICUT COMPANIES SERVICES $603.38 STRATEGIC AMERICA SERVICES $91,832.22 PAYROLL DEDUCTION $1,021,049.32 MEDICAL GRAPHICS CORP SUPPLIES $471.42 PERSONAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES $136.88 STRATUS BUILDING SERVICES $7,553.64 IA VETERANS HOME MEDICAL MONOFILAMENT MANUFACT PHILIPS HEALTHCARE SUPPLIES $29,811.66 STRATUS VIDEO, LLC SERVICES $18,729.75 CONTINUED EDUCATION $250.00 SUPPLIES $1,276.00 PIGOTT, INC. SUPPLIES $25,623.40 STRAUSS LOCK CO SERVICES $14,200.91 IA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT MEDICAP PHARMACY SUPPLIES $356.38 PINNACLE MGMT CONSULTING STRYKER ENDOSCOPY SUPPLIES $31,878.54 UNEMPLOYMENT $4,100.00 MEDISOLV, INC EQUIPMENT $90,250.00 PROFESSIONAL FEES $750.00 STRYKER INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIES $54,496.45 IDEACOM OUTSIDE HIRE $2,875.72 MEDIVATORS SUPPLIES $7,546.49 PLATINUM CODE SUPPLIES $7,804.23 STRYKER ORTHOBIOLOGICS SUPPLIES $8,625.00 IMEDX OUTSIDE HIRE $51,935.00 MEDLINE INDUSTRI SUPPLIES $66,430.45 PLEASANT HILL MARKETING $300.00 STRYKER ORTHOPAEDICS SUPPLIES $323,272.80 IMG COLLEGE LLC ADVERTISING $29,900.00 MEDTRONIC USA, I SUPPLIES $74,581.25 PLUMB SUPPLY SUPPLIES $45.50 STRYKER SALES CORP SUPPLIES $67,758.10 IMMUCOR SUPPLIES $1,268.03 MENTOR WORLDWIDE SUPPLIES $36,518.77 POLK COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES SUMMIT HEALTHCARE EQUIPMENT $325.00 INFOMAX OFFICE SYSTEMS SUPPLIES $183.60 MERCY CLINICAL LAB OUTSIDE HIRE $8,407.12 ADMIN EXPENSE $5,463.33 SURGICAL ADVANTAGE SUPPLIES $245.40 INFUSYSTEM, INC. SERVICES $150.00 MERIDIAN BIOSCIENCE SUPPLIES $1,638.16 POLK COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY DUES $250.00 SYMMETRY SURGICAL SUPPLIES $620.82 INNOVATIVE MEDICAL PRODUCTS MERIT MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC SUPPLIES $1,414.35 POLK COUNTY SHERIFF SYSMEX AMERICA, SUPPLIES $2,000.00 SUPPLIES $275.75 MERRY X-RAY/SOURCEONE HEALTH PAYROLL DEDUCTION $8,377.37 SYSTEM ONE SUPPLIES $767.87 INR MISCELLANEOUS PURCHASE $162.00 SUPPLIES $284.86 POSEY COMPANY, J T SUPPLIES $1,747.57 SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT & BALANCING INSTAMED ADMIN EXPENSE $31.22 METHODIST OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY OUTSIDE HIRE $2,520.00 INTEGRA LIFESCIENCES CORP SUPPLIES $82,489.48 ADMIN EXPENSE $11,624.00 PAYROLL DEDUCTION $343.48 TELEFLEX MEDICAL SUPPLIES $176.12 INTERSTATE ALL BATTERY SUPPLIES $36.00 MICROGENICS SUPPLIES $3,153.86 PRECISION DYNAMICS CORP SUPPLIES $439.28 TENNANT SALES & SVC CO SERVICES $1,001.39 IOWA AUDIO VIDEO SERVICE $105.00 MICROSOFT EQUIPMENT $34,613.10 PRECISION VISION SUPPLIES $99.60 THD AMERICA, INC SUPPLIES $420.00 IOWA CHILD SUPPORT MICROSURGICAL TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIES $306.00 PREFERRED MEDICAL PRODUCTS SUPPLIES $312.00 THE CBE GROUP, I ADMIN EXPENSE $1,000.00 PAYROLL DEDUCTION $54,557.80 MIDAMERICAN ENERGY UTILITIES $228,305.03 PRESS GANEY ASSOCIATES INC THE CBORD GROUP EQUIPMENT $750.00 IOWA HEAD AND NECK MIDWEST AMBUCARE SERVICES $805.90 ADMIN EXPENSE $12,543.69 THE DES MOINES REGISTER SUBSCRIPTIONS $159.88 PROFESSIONAL FEES $56,250.00 MIDWEST AMBULANCE SVC SERVICES $14,591.03 PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL GROUP THE HEALTHCENTER AT RAMSEY VILLAGE IOWA HEALTH - DM ADMIN EXPENSE $150.00 MIDWEST LABS SUPPLIES $19,722.81 ADMIN EXPENSE $95,664.88 MISCELLANEOUS PURCHASE $147.00 IOWA SIDS FOUNDATION MARKETING $250.00 MIDWEST LINEN SERVICE SERVICES $72,498.15 PRIVATE SECTOR CONSULTANTS SERVICES $150.00 THE NEWTON GROUP SUPPLIES $1,655.37 IPA ONE EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES $2,272.00 MIDWEST MEDICAL SERVICES $1,307.31 PROCTER & GAMBLE SUPPLIES $374.12 THE SHREDDER OUTSIDE HIRE $4,592.43 IPERS PENSION $3,092,156.68 MIDWEST SPECIAL INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIES $115.00 PROFICIO, INC. OUTSIDE HIRE $23,650.00 TIDI PRODUCTS, L SUPPLIES $1,813.62 ITAMAR MEDICAL, SUPPLIES $6,348.00 MILLENNIUM SURGICAL CORP SUPPLIES $680.00 PROGRESSIVE MEDICAL SUPPLIES $970.00 TIM HILDRETH COMPANY REPAIRS $471.04 J & J HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS SUPPLIES $23,230.06 MIMEDX SUPPLIES $12,658.00 PROLAB DIAGNOSTICS SUPPLIES $236.99 TIMOTHY OLSON PROFESSIONAL FEES $49,520.00 J. SAM ERWIN, MS OUTSIDE HIRE $4,950.00 MINDRAY DS USA, SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT $6,527.42 PROTEX CENTRAL CORP REPAIR $2,544.94 TOM WESTBROOK SERVICE $750.00 JACKIE SAFLEY OUTSIDE HIRE $825.00 MMIT EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES $39,661.52 QIAGEN INC. SUPPLIES $4,032.34 TOMMY TRUONG OUTSIDE HIRE $740.00 JERRY GREIF OUTSIDE HIRE $945.50 MMS SUPPLIES $267.95 QS 1 DATA SYSTEM SERVICES $6,068.13 TORUS TECHNOLOGIES SOFTWARE $29,090.00 JOANNA DEBONT OUTSIDE HIRE $887.50 MODERN OPTICAL INTERNATIONAL QUALITY SYSTEMS INC SOFTWARE $1,003.20 TOTAL WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS JOERNS HEALTHCARE SUPPLIES $2,310.00 SUPPLIES $3,163.13 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS DUES $300.00 SUPPLIES $1,762.74

JOHN BARDOLE PROFESSIONAL FEES $1,796.00 MOORE MEDICAL SUPPLIES $175.87 R & D COMPUTER SYSTEMS SUPPLIES $290.00 TOTALFUNDS BY HASLER POSTAGE $78.71 2018 7, September JOHNSON CONTROLS OUTSIDE HIRE $22,947.50 MOPEC INC SUPPLIES $2,050.00 RALPH SMITH INC SERVICES $32,645.00 TRANS IOWA LC SERVICES $4,477.60 JOHNSTONE SUPPLY SUPPLIES $172.78 MRAS, INC SERVICES $230.00 RAPIDS FOODSERVICE CONTRACT TRAUMA SERVICES JOY HESSE OUTSIDE HIRE $50.00 MVAP MED SUPPLIE SUPPLIES $5,035.66 EQUIPMENT $43,293.75 CONTINUED EDUCATION $262.00 JOY RIDE TRANSPORT, LLC SERVICE $794.00 NALCO COMPANY REGIONAL LABORATORY OUTSIDE HIRE $180.00 TRAVIS CLEANAIR OUTSIDE HIRE $35,000.00 JURGAN DEVELOPMENT & MANUF SERVICE AGREEMENT $6,387.37 REGISTER MEDIA PUBLICATIONS $36,000.00 TREASURER STATE OF IOWA SUPPLIES $49.00 NAMI IOWA SUPPLIES $5,500.00 REICHERT, INC SUPPLIES $244.00 ADMIN EXPENSE $3,202,827.62 KANAWHA INSURANCE COMPANY NANOSONICS, INC SUPPLIES $375.00 REMEL INC SUPPLIES $7,284.52 TRI ANIM HEALTH SUPPLIES $5,388.87 PAYROLL DEDUCTION $16,342.05 NASHVILLE SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS RENAL TREATMENT CENTERS TRIAD FOUNDATION KARL STORZ ENDOSCOPY-AMERICA SUPPLIES $675.00 OUTSIDE HIRE $22,024.70 MISCELLANEOUS PURCHASE $100.00 | Record Business SUPPLIES $5,186.65 NATIONWIDE MUTUAL RENT/UTILITIES $18,533.64 RESMED CORP SUPPLIES $1,608.59 TRILLIANT SURGICAL LTD SUPPLIES $14,095.00 41 42 Business Record | September 7, 2018 businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord CORE ANDMAIN HYDRANTPARTS CLEANING CONNECTIONINC CENTURY LINKPHONESERVICE BRITTNAY BURK BASCOM TRUCK&AUTOMOTIVE BAKER &TAYLORBOOKS AUREON TECHNOLOGY ARDICK EQUIPMENTCO.SIGNS ANKENY SANITATIONCLEAN-UPDAY AMAZON BUSINESSBOOKINGCAMERA/SD ACTION TARGETFIREARMSTARGETS 440-PRAXAIR DISTR.INC.OXYGEN 7, 2018 Published intheBusinessRecordonSeptember ZOLL MEDICALCORSUPPLIES ZION RECOVERYSERVICES,INC ZIMMER MANUFACTURING WRIGHT MEDICALTECHSUPPLIES WOLTERS KLUWERHEALTHSUPPLIES WILCOX PROPERTYSERVICES WEST MUSICSERVICES WESLEY COMMUNITYSERVICES WELLS FARGOVISAP-CARDS WELLS FARGOTRUST WELLS FARGOCORP,MUNI&ESCR WELLS FARGOBANKADMINEXPENSE WELLS FARGOADMINEXPENSE WELLNESS COUNCILSOFAMERSERVICE WD DOORSERVICES WAYNE FORD&ASSOCIATES WASTE CONNECTIONSOUTSIDEHIRE WAL-MART ADMINEXPENSE VYAIRE MEDICALSUPPLIES VNS OFIOWAOUTSIDEHIRE VERIZON WIRELESSUTILITIES VERATHON INCSUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT VARIETY- THECHILDREN’SCHARITY US POSTALSVCPOSTAGE UNIVERSAL HOSPITALSERVICES UNIV OFIOWA UNITYPOINT HEALTHSERVICE UNITED WAYOFCNTRLIA UNITED SHOCKWAVESERVICESLTD UNITED LANGUAGEGROUP UMF CORPORATIONSUPPLIES ULINE SUPPLIES UI DIAGNOSTICLASERVICES TYPENEX MEDICALSUPPLIES TYCO INTEGRATEDSECURITYLLC TW-SECURITY OUTSIDEHIRE TWO RIVERSGLASS&DOOROUTSIDEHIRE PUBLIC NOTICES CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER CO CINTAS FIRSTAID&SAFETYD89 CENTRAL IOWATELEVISING CENTRAL IOWATELEVISING AMAZON BOOKS Grand Total ZIPLINE MEDICALSUPPLIES ZIEGLER INCOUTSIDEHIRE Z &MEDICAL,ISUPPLIES YOUNG WOMEN’SMARKETING WISCONSIN HEALTHSERVICES WILSON OPHTHALMICCORPSUPPLIES WESTSIDE RESOURCESSUPPLIES WALMAN OPTICALSUPPLIES WALDINGER CORPORATION VPNA LLCSUPPLIES VOICES LLCOUTSIDEHIRE VERIZON UTILITIES VERITY SOLUTIONSSERVICES US DRUGTESTINGLABOUTSIDEHIRE US DEPTOFEDUCATION URBAN DREAMSADMINEXPENSE SEPTEMBER JANITORIALSERVICES REIMBURSEMENT-PROGRAM SUPPLIES M2 REPAIR MONTHLY MANAGEDBACKUP DUMPSTERS CARD OUTSIDE HIRE SUPPLIES BOND INTEREST INSURANCE/INTEREST/PRINCIPLE CONSULTING EXPENSE PAYROLL DEDUCTION EQUIPMENT SVC/CONT EDU/OH/PROFFEES PAYROLL DEDUCTION PROFESSIONAL FEES OUTSIDE HIRE OUTSIDE HIRE PURCHASED WATER FIRST AIDSUPPLIES STORM SEWERREPAIR-BROADWAY STORM SEWERPOINTREPAIR ADMIN EXPENSE OUTSIDE HIRE PAYROLL DEDUCTION

CLAIMS REPORT8/27/18

The CityofPolk

$53,062,975.27 $18,192,564.81

$2,690,301.09

$125,327.00 $302,014.39 $114,107.81 $193,335.72

$35,059.03 $46,940.92 $23,742.22 $13,500.00 $30,080.08 $12,345.00 $40,650.00 $33,806.40 $20,473.00

$11,930.84 $1,790.00 $1,183.38 $5,500.00 $1,955.00 $7,226.06 $1,382.03 $7,500.00 $2,431.00 $1,800.00 $1,338.07 $1,500.00 $7,640.42 $6,780.60 $4,066.47 $1,607.10 $1,436.20 $7,910.33 $9,908.29 $3,900.00 $2,069.90 $9,000.00 $4,296.50 $1,938.00

$5,111.27 $4,522.00

$210.00 $974.57 $370.20 $904.46 $900.00 $808.41 $475.43 $743.00 $671.44 $660.00 $133.44 $474.48 $535.00 $725.00 $814.00 $746.20 $782.51 $844.20 $645.00

$415.00 $266.81 $350.00 $24.15 $35.00 $95.00 $38.77 $79.96 $44.00 $8.00 3. ApprovalofAgenda Walters |Inattendance 2. RollCall|Dvorak, Vogel,Sarchet,Anderson, ing toorderat6:00p.m. 1. CalltoOrder|MayorMorsecalled themeet- Trace Kendig|PoliceChief Kathleen Connor|EngineeringRepresentative Amy Beattie|CityAttorney Becky Leonard|DeputyCityClerk Finance Director Lindsey Williams|AssistantCityAdministrator/ Staff MembersPresent: Jeff Walters|CityCouncilMember Ron Anderson|CityCouncilMember Mandy Vogel|CityCouncilMember Dave Dvorak|CityCouncilMember Robert Sarchet|ProTem Jason Morse|Mayor Mayor andCityCouncilMembersPresent: at themeeting. These tentativeminutesreflectallactiontaken posted at the City Hall office as required by law. p.m., on August 27, 2018. The Agenda was Polk City,CityCouncilheldameetingat6:00 7, 2018 Published intheBusinessRecordonSeptember $13,988.97 Road Use$16,215.95;Sewer$517.45;Water SANDRY FIRESUPPLYL.L.C.SCBAREPAIR SAFETY KLEENSYSTEMSINCSOLVENT RACOM RADIOREPAIR-GATOR POLK COUNTYTREASURER POLK COUNTYHEATING&COOLING POLK COUNTYHEATING&COOLING P &MAPPARELSHIRTS NELSON AUTOMOTIVEOILCHANGE-23 NELSON AUTOMOTIVEBRAKES-EXPLORER NELSON AUTOMOTIVE459OILCHANGE MUNICIPAL SUPPLYCO. MIDWEST OFFICETECHNOLOGY MIDLAND POWERCO-OPUTILITIES MIDAMERICAN ENERGYUTILITIES MICROMARKETING, LLCAUDIOBOOKS MENARDS SUPPLIES MEDIX OCCUPATIONALHEALTH MA LINDSEY WILLIAMS KIMBALL MIDWESTPARTS/SUPPLIES KEYSTONE LABORATORIESINC. KECK ENERGYFUEL KATHY WILSON JIM’S JOHNSPORTABLETOILETRENTAL JEREMY SIEPKER IOWA ONECALL HAWKINS INCCHLORINE GURNSEY ELECTRICCO GOODE GREENHOUSE FREEDOM FLATWORK EMSLRC CEH Expenses perfund:Gener TOTAL CLAIMS YOURMEMBERSHIP.COM WEX FUEL VERIZON WIRELESS UNITY POINTCLINIC-OCCUPATIONA TRACE KENDIG TOYNE INCHOSEBEDTARPS-451&458 TOTAL QUALITYINC.LAWNCARE TERRI KEASEY TELE-LITE 110VPUMP STRAUSS SECURITYSOLUTIONS SPRINT PHONE/DATASERVICES SKATE NORTHSUMMERREC ANIMAL CONTROLFEES-JULY REPLACE HYDRANT-WESTSIDEDR A/C REPAIR-LIBRARY 1980 GRATE-KINGSPL COPIER RENTAL PHYSICAL K9 TRAINING REIMBURSEMENT-CELL PHONE WATER TESTING ADULT PROGRAMSPEAKERFEE REIMBURSEMENT-CELL PHONE UNDERGROUND LOCATIONS FESTIVAL-LOCATE UTILITIES PLANTS-TOWN SQUARE REPAIR STORMINLET-TYLER FIRE CHIEFJOBPOSTING PHONE ANDDATAPLAN RANDOM DOTDRUGSCREEN REIMBURSEMENT-CELL PHONE SUMMER RECPROGRAMSUPPLES REPLACE BACKDOORLOCK TT AICHER REIMBURSEMENT-MEALS FOR AICHER TT 6:00 p.m.,Monday,August27,2018

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al $28,280.60;

$59,002.97

$3,500.00 $3,892.86 $2,162.81 $4,625.00 $4,409.05 $6,394.00

$1,675.48

$350.00 $411.16 $265.00 $133.00 $365.94 $513.88 $706.50 $135.00 $197.40 $959.39 $343.62 $299.00 $781.69 $135.71 $838.20 $209.94 $534.00 $137.66

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9. football games to provideequipmentandpersonnelathome of Polk City for the Polk City Fire Department Polk CommunitySchoolDistrictandtheCity 99 approvinganagreementbetweenNorth 8. ConsidermotiontoapproveResolution2018- ments inWoodhavenPlat3 September 10,2018tovacatecertainease- 2018-98 to set a Public Hearing for Monday, 7. ConsidermotiontoapproveResolution and Thursday,September13,2018. 3:00 –7:30pmonThursday,September6,2018 7:00pm withvendorsetupandteardowntimes Square fortheFarmersMarketfrom4:00– 6. Consider motion to approve use of the Town August 27,2018. ignation fromtheParksCommissioneffective 5. ConsidermotiontoacceptAudreyBell’sres- Finance Report 4. ConsidermotiontoapprovetheJuly2018 2018 Claims 3. ConsidermotiontoapprovetheAugust27, 2018 Commission MeetingMinutesforAugust20, 2. Consider motion to receive and file the P&Z Meeting MinutesforAugust13,2018 1. ConsidermotiontoapprovetheCityCouncil consent agendaitems seconded byWalterstoapprovetheamended MOTION: AmotionwasmadebyAndersonand discussion. Sarchet requestedtopullConsent Item 9for 5. ConsentAgendaItems 4. PublicComments|None MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY agenda. seconded byDvoraktoapprovethemeeting MOTION: AmotionwasmadebySarchetand • Council Member Anderson asked for an City. and AudreyBell for theiryearsofservicetothe • CouncilMemberDvorakthanked TerriKeasey up forthelossintheirfleet. towed away.Optionswillbelooked attomake Bridge a couple weeks ago and the vehicle was was rear-ended in his patrol car at Tyler and the K9 Program. Chief Kendig also shared he Aicher completedhisfirstweekof trainingfor • PoliceChiefKendigreported that OfficerMatt fireman duringmemorialservices. al time to watch over the home of the deceased recognized hisstaffforvolunteeringtheirperson- week duringmemorialservices.ChiefKendig Ankeny EMS services for a couple of days last ership asheandthefiredepartmentcovered recently andcommendedChiefGubbin’slead- Chief Kendigforhandlingaroughservicecall • MayorMorsethankedChiefGubbinsand Commissions City Administrator,Staff,Boards,and/or 7. Reports&Particulars|Mayor,Council, MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY installation withSusanBeckett,616TylerStreet 2018-97 approvinganagreementforsidewalk and secondedbyVogeltoapproveResolution 4. MOTION: A motion was made by Sarchet MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY 2018-96 approvingtheFinalPlat and secondedbySarchettoapproveResolution b. MOTION:AmotionwasmadebyVogel MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY 2018-95 acceptingthePublicImprovements and secondedbyDvoraktoapproveResolution a. MOTION: A motion was made by Sarchet 3. CrossroadsattheLakesPlat1 MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY $41,151.63 Parks ImprovementProjectintheamountof 2018-92 approving Pay App No. 3 for Polk City and secondedbyWalterstoapproveResolution 2. MOTION: A motion was made by Anderson UNANIMOUSLY September 18,2018at10amMOTIONCARRIED 2018 at 6pm and the taking of bids thereon for apublichearingthereonSeptember24, Bridge Signalizationprojectandfixingdates certain publicimprovementsforthe3rdand Resolution 2018-94orderingconstructionof and secondedbyAndersontoapprove 1. MOTION: A motion was made by Dvorak 6. NewBusiness MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY consent agendaitems seconded byVogeltoapprovetheamended MOTION: AmotionwasmadebySarchetand effective immediately resignation asSummerRecProgramDirector #9. ConsidermotiontoacceptTerriKeasey’s MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY effective immediately resignation asSummerRecProgramDirector Consider motiontoacceptTerriKeasey’s YOU MUSTNOTIFY ITGINWMTINGWITHIN EXECUTED ANDRECORDED. REASON WHY THE MRCSHOULDNOTBE IF ITGDOESNOTRECEIVEASATISFACTORY THE BELOWMENTIONED THIRTY-DAY PERIOD DESCRIBED MORTGAGEAFTEREXPIRATION OF RELEASE CERTIFICATE(MRC)FOR THEABOVE- WILL EXECUTEANDRECORDA MORTGAGE THEREUNDER, IOWA TITLE GUARANTY (ITG) TO IOWACODE§16.92ANDRULES ADOPTED YOU AREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHAT PURSUANT been released. the mortgagedescribedbelow,whichhasnot tion toissueaMortgageReleaseCertificatefor Iowa TitleGuarantyhasreceivedanapplica- Bank andotherstowhomthismayconcern: successor bymergertoFirstUnionNational TO: WachoviaBank,NationalAssociation,as IOWA TITLEGUARANTY 7th dayofSeptember,2018 Published intheDesMoinesBusinessRecordon City ofPolk City Clerk Jenny Gibbons Council oftheCityPolkCity,Iowa This Notice is given by authority of the City by anyinterestedparty. the estimatedcostofsaidimprovementsmade plans, specificationsandformofcontractorto and consideranycomments/objectionstosaid and placethesaidCouncilwillalsoreceive the proposedimprovements,andatsaidtime a moredetailedandcompletedescriptionof at CityHall,referencetowhichismadefor of theCityClerkPolkCity,Iowa ect, thesamenowbeingonfileinOffice of contract and estimate of cost for said proj- sider theproposedplans,specifications,form At said hearing, the City Council will con- related removalsandimprovements. 200 LF of PCC Curb and Gutter, and various Pavement, 30SYofHMAFullDepthPatching, tures, 200LFof6”Subdrain,50SY7”HMA lation ofRCPStormSewerandrelatedstruc- Excavation, TopsoilStripandRespread,instal- porary andpermanentTrafficSignals,Class10 Iowa. Theprojectconsistsofinstallationtem- tion of3rdStreetandBridgeRoadinPolkCity, Improvements Projectislocatedattheintersec- The 3rdStreetandBridgeRoadIntersection General NatureofthePublicImprovement improvements. enter intocontractfortheconstructionofsaid then maybefixed,toactuponproposalsand fied above,oratsuchtime,dateandplaceas PROJECT and, at the time, date and place speci- BRIDGE ROADINTERSECTIONIMPROVEMENTS for theconstructionof3RDSTREETAND fications, formofcontractandestimatecost said Councilwillresolvetoadoptplans,speci- City CouncilChambers,holdahearingwhereat Council oftheCityPolkCity,Iowawill,in on the 24th day of September, 2018, the City Public Notice is hereby given that at 6:00 P.M. IOWA. IMPROVEMENTS FORTHECITYOFPOLKCITY, STREET ANDBRIDGEROADINTERSECTION AND ESTIMATEOFCOSTFORTHE3RD PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS,FORMOFCONTRACT, NOTICE OFPUBLICHEARINGONPROPOSED 7, 2018 Published intheBusinessRecordonSeptember Becky Leonard,DeputyCityClerk Attest Jason Morse,Mayor 2018 at6:00p.m. Next MeetingDate–Monday,September10, MOTION CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY seconded byDvoraktoadjournat6:34p.m. MOTION: AmotionwasmadebyAndersonand 8. Adjournment including timeframeareundetermined. ing asphalt streets in the City but specifics an asphalt overlay project for all those remain- said thatMikeSchulteisworkingonpricingfor update onfuturestreetrepairprojects.Mayor NOTICE OFINTENTTOEXECUTEANDRECORD LOAN NO.:191945-3 COUNTY: POLK Page 414 RECORDING INFORMATION:Book5773, DATE OFRECORDFNG:9/17/1987 DATE OFMORTGAGE:9/17/1987 MORTGAGEE: KnutsonMortgageCorporation MORTGAGOR(S): ElyseJ.Weiss A MORTGAGERELEASECERTIFICATE NOTICE FORPUBLICATION NOTICE OFHEARING

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THIRTY DAYS OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL, 5, 1987, was admitted to probate in the above ance, and unless so filed by the later to occur of NOTICE OF ANY REASON WHY THE MRC OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR, named court and that William Lyons was four months from the second publication of this SHOULD NOT BE EXECUTED AND RECORDED. AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS appointed executor of the estate. Any action to notice or one month from the date of mailing of THE NOTICE IS EFFECTIVE ON THE LAST DAY OF ——— set aside the will must be brought in the district this notice (unless otherwise allowed or paid) a PUBLICATION. IF THE FINAL DAY OF THE THIRTY The Iowa District Court court of said county within the later to occur of claim is thereafter forever barred. DAYS FALLS ON A SATURDAY, SUNDAY OR Polk County four months from the date of the second publica- Dated August 27, 2018. LEGAL HOLIDAY, THE TIME SHALL BE EXTENDED ——— tion of this notice or one month from the date of William Lyons TO INCLUDE THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY. Case No. ESPR073749 mailing of this notice to all heirs of the decedent Executor of the Estate Your notification should be sent to: ——— and devisees under the will whose identities 6806 Maryland Drive Iowa Title Guaranty In the matter of the Estate of are reasonably ascertainable, or thereafter be Urbandale, IA 50322 2015 Grand Avenue Virginia L. Lyons, Deceased. forever barred. Paul Thielking, #AT 0007847 Des Moines, Iowa 50312 To All Persons Interested in the Estate of Virginia Notice is further given that all persons indebted Attorney for the Executor Iowa Title Guaranty L. Lyons, Deceased, who died on or about to the estate are requested to make immediate 8230 Hickman By:. August 6, 2018: payment to the undersigned, and creditors hav- Des Moines, IA 50325 Name: Matthew S. Rousseau You are hereby notified that on the August 24, ing claims against the estate shall file them with Date of second publication: September 14, 2018. Title: Deputy Director, Iowa Title Guaranty 2018, the last will and testament of Virginia L. the clerk of the above named district court, as Lyons, deceased, bearing date of November provided by law, duly authenticated, for allow- businessrecord.com | Twitter: @businessrecord @businessrecord | Twitter: businessrecord.com

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