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Another week has passed in the second year of the 86th General Assembly of the Iowa House of Representatives. Over the past four days, I had the pleasure of meeting with firefighters, EMTs, students from Hawkeye Community College, representatives from AARP, and good friends from Project Pink and Iowa Childcare Resource and Referral. In addition to many visits at the capitol, we held our first of three Rural Caucus presentations for all Democratic legislators. The presentation dealt with biosecurity, food safety, and bioterrorism. The presentation was well received and well attended. This is the first week that we have debated quite a few bills. Most of the bills passed were well supported other than a few firearms bills. Some of the bills that passed were; a bill requiring all lease termination notices to be in writing, a bill allowing for tandem towing of certain farm implements, a bill allowing varsity athletes who are experiencing bullying to open enroll to another school without needing to sit out a year for a sport, a bill criminalizing certain forms of identity theft, and a bill allowing 17 year olds to caucus if they will be 18 on, or before the November election. In total over 20 bills passed out of the House this week. Next week, Representative Stutsman and I will post a press release indicating the full support of our House Democratic Rural Caucus for the Renewable Chemical Tax Credit. Our Rural Caucus understands the great value of this legislation to job creation and prosperity in rural Iowa. It is my honor and a humbling experience to be the State Representative. I appreciate the messages and correspondence I receive from people in the district. You can contact me anytime at bruce.bearinger@legis.iowa.gov or call at 515-281-3221.

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Deployed service members worried about the welfare of their children should be assured they will not face a court battle over custody and visitation during deployment. To ease their concerns, the Senate approved SF 2233, the Uniform Deployed Parents Custody and Visitation Act. It establishes a process for service members and nondeploying parents to deal with custody and visitation during deployment. This model legislation was proposed by a national organization to create consistency among states. Under the bill, when a parent is deployed, the parents can enter into a temporary agreement regarding custodial responsibility during deployment. The agreement will terminate when the deployed parent returns, and the original court order regarding child custody will once again be in force. If parents cannot reach an agreement, the court may issue a temporary order granting custodial responsibility, including to a non-parent. This order would also terminate upon the deployed parent’s return. Parental agreements and court orders will also include the assurance that a parent gets contact with their children through electronic means, if possible, during deployment. Military members should be able to conﬁdently serve our country without custody and visitation worries when duty requires them to leave their homes and their children.

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Aurora

St. Paul's Lutheran, 109 Prospect St. 319-233-3004 United Methodist, 506 Luella St. 563-924-2870

Brandon

Church of Christ, 306 East St. 319-474-2159 United Methodist, 507 Main St. 319-474-2362

First Baptist, 301 2nd St. SE www.ﬁrstbaptistchurchindee.org 319-240-7935 or 319-334-2135

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Jesup Bible Fellowship, 152 South St. 319-827-6231

Christ United Presbyterian Church, 100 E. Charles St. 319-283-1656

First United Methodist, 455 6th St. 319-827-1675 welcomehome@jtt.net

Oran

First Presbyterian, 643 6th St. 319-827-1701

Quasqueton

First United Methodist, 313 2nd St. SE 319-334-3689 www.umc.org Freedom Baptist (Independent), 210 2nd St. SE, 319-334-3801 email: jcegraber@hotmail.com

Dundee

St. John Lutheran, 124 S. Main St. 563-932-2357

Grace Evangelical Church, 1312 5th Ave. NE 319-334-4232

Fairbank

First Baptist, 202 4th St., South

Hope Wesleyan, 505 4th Ave NE 319-334-7148 www.hopewesleyan.org

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 302 W. Main, 319-635-2211

Immanual Lutheran (ELCA), 512 5th St. NE 319-334-2511 www.immanuelindy.com

United Methodist, 107 2nd St. N. 319-635-2932

Living Water, 113 2nd Ave NE 319-334-6723 www.livingwaterchurchonline.com

St. John's Lutheran (Mo. Synod), 208 4th St. N. 319-635-2181. Email: stjohnsluth@windstream.net

Our Redeemer Lutheran (Missouri Synod), 120 17th Ave. NE, 319-334-2745. www.ourredeemerindependence.org

Hazleton

First Presbyterian, 100 3rd St. SW 319-238-9206

St. James Episcopal, 202 2 Ave. NE 319-334-4297 www.episcopalchurch.org

Trinity United Methodist, 209 1 St. NE 319-636-2784 www.trinityucfd.org.

St. John's Catholic, 209 5th Ave. NE 319-334-7191 www.stjohneagles.com

Independence

Triumphant Church, SW corner of Hwy. 150 & 20 319-334-2407 www.iamtriumphant.com

Bethel Baptist, 614 3rd St. NE 319-334-6617 Calvary Evangelistic Center, 700 13th St. NE 319-334-2743 www.calvary-center.com Cornerstone Foursquare, 707 20th Ave. SW 319-334-4489 www.cornerstonefoursquarechurch.com

GREENLEY LUMBER CO. Independence 319-334-3705 (800) 609-3705

Christian Life Church, 116 1st St. E 319-334-6978

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American Lutheran Church, 552 Purdy St. 319-827-6626 americanluther@jtt.net

Sacred Heart Catholic Church 628 S. Frederick 319-283-3404

United Methodist, 212 E. Cedar St. Union Protestant Church of Quasqueton 212 E. Cedar 319-934-3558

Grace Lutheran, 633 Purdy St. 319-827-1257 Email: stjohnsluth@ windstream.net St. Athanasius Catholic, 634 Stevens St. 319-827-6682

Lamont

Aurora Lamont Baptist, 563-633-6545

Hoover Wesleyan, 2898 310th St. (SE of Quasqueton) 319-224-9317

Rowley

First Presbyterian, 212 Park Ave. 319-938-2605

Grace United Methodist, 745 Washington St. 563-924-2870.

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Masonville

Urbana United Methodist, East Urbana Rd. 319-443-2191

St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 119 W Fayette St. 563-927-4710

Immaculate Conception, 608 Bernhart St. 563-927-2740 Silver Creek United Methodist Church Four miles East of Monti and 1 mile south on Robinson Road.

Mt. Auburn

United Methodist Church, 201 Traer St.

Union Church, 126 N. Winslow 319-634-3757 St. Mary's Catholic, 402 Ash Ave. 319-448-4316

Walker

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The Independence City Council met in regular session in the council chambers at 6:30 p.m., on Monday, February 22, 2016. Mayor called the meeting to order with Council Members Holland, Lenius, Vaughn, Hill, Dallenbach, Grover and Brown in attendance. Complete Council proceedings are on file in the office of the City Clerk for public viewing. Hill/Vaughn to approve the amended agenda, removing the Aquatic Center Discussion for the regularly scheduled meeting held February 22, 2016. Ayes: All. Public comments were received and placed on file. Grover/Brown to accept and approve the consent agenda that approves the following: 1) The Minutes of the February 8, 2016 Regular Meeting. 2) Fire Department Financial Statements for the Month of January. 3). Sheehan-Tidball Post #30 Class C (Commercial) Liquor License March 17, 2016 through March 16, 2017 Pending Inspection. Ayes: All. Vaughn/Dallenbach to approve the following bills for payment. Ayes: All. AFLAC Premium 916.14 ALLEN OCCUPATIONAL Medical 94.00 AMPERAGE FUNDRAISING Aquatic Ctr 64.32 AWWA Training 120.00 BAKER & TAYLOR Books 217.25 BERGANKDV Server Check 260.00 BRODART CO Audio Books 987.16 BRUENING ROCK PRODUCTS Rock 180.08 BUCHANAN COUNTY HEALTH Medical 96.10 CARD SERVICES-LIBRARY Supplies 1,977.04 CARD SERVICES-VISA Meeting 2,551.76 CAVENDISH SQUARE Books 258.38 CENGAGE LEARNING Books 244.65 CENTRAL UNITED LIFE Insurance 48.32 CENTURYLINK Phone 636.79 COLLECTION SERVICES Deductions 290.00 COMPASS MINERALS Snow Remov 2,142.69 DECKER SPORTING GOODS Supplies 149.00 DEMCO Supplies 162.05 DONOHUE & ASSOCIATES Energy Assess 1,355.90 R.E.C. Utility 3,312.99 EBSCO Subscription 1.76 EDWARD JONES & CO Empl Invest 1,180.00 EMERALD DATA SOLUTIONS BoardDocs 3,000.00 FASTENAL COMPANY Supplies 133.44 FUTURE LINE LLC Supplies 1,092.53 GEARGRID CORP Shelving 10,631.00 GOLDEN HORSE LTD Books 13.92 GROUP SERVICES INC $afe-T Fund 2,385.42 HACH COMPANY Supplies 164.55 HARDWARE HANK Supplies 14.38 HOSKINS, JERRY Tree Service 900.00 HUPKE, HEATHER Clinic 288.00 HYDRITE CHEMICAL CO Supplies 1,324.85 IA CHAPTER OF IAPMO Dues 20.00 IA POETRY ASSOCIATION Lyrical IA 9.00 IAMU Water Dues 406.00 ICAP Endorse 3 448.00 IMFOA Dues 50.00 INDEPENDENCE L & P Utilities 3,845.26 INGRAM LIBRARY SERVICES Books 28.74 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE FICA TAX 20,713.45 IOWA WALL SAWING Services 1,365.00 IPERS PROTECTIV 24,412.24 ISLEY, ANDREW Rembrs Meal 7.60 M&T BANK- 305533 IPER RETIRE 563.47 MANATT’S INC Supplies 181.39 MIDAMERICAN ENERGY CO Utility 3,114.50 MILLER QUARRY Rock 1,192.69 NE IA REGIONAL LEAGUE Dues 25.00 OCCIDENTAL LIFE Insurance 50.00

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Buchanan County Board of Supervisors February 22, 2016 The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors met in regular session at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, February 22, 2016 with Don Shonka, Chairman in the Chair, Ellen Gaffney and Gary Gissel present. Absent, none. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Motion by Gissel second by Gaffney to approve the minutes of the February 16th meeting. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Gaffney second by Gissel to approve claims filed with the County Auditor for payment in the amount of $213,897.42. All in favor, motion carried. Motion by Gaffney second by Gissel to approve the following Law Enforcement Service Contracts for FY17 in the amount of $42 per capita: Cities of Aurora, Hazleton, Lamont, Quasqueton, Rowley, Stanley and Winthrop. All in favor, motion carried. Community Services Director, Julie Davison reported the MH/DS region would like her to attend the Housing as a Platform Conference in Chicago with all expenses paid by the region. After discussion, motion by Gaffney second by Gissel to authorize Director Davison to attend the conference. All in favor, motion carried. Director Davison requested the approval to contract with Delaware County for short-term case management services. After discussion, motion by Gaffney second by Gissel to contract with Delaware County for case management services. All in favor, motion carried. At 9:15 a.m. the public hearing for the second reading of the proposed Microwave Radio Path Ordinance was called to order with the following present: E911/GIS Coordinator, James Quinn, Kris Wilgenbusch and Charlie Comfort. After discussion and no objections, motion by Gaffney second by Gissel to close the public hearing at 9:17 a.m. All in favor, motion carried. After further discussion, motion by Gaffney second by Gissel to approve the following resolution. On roll call all voted aye thereon. Motion carried. RESOLUTION 16-11 WHEREAS, Gaffney proposed the Microwave Radio Path Ordinance on the 18th day of January 2016, which action is recorded in Book X Page 103 of the minutes of the Board of Supervisors; and WHEREAS, a first reading of the ordinance was held on February 8, 2016; and WHEREAS, the second reading of the ordinance was held on February 22, 2016; and WHEREAS, the third reading of the ordinance was waived. NOW, THEREFORE, the following was read and voted upon by the Board of Supervisors, and it passed by a vote of a majority of the Board of Supervisors; AND IT IS NOW THEREFORE ENACTED AND ORDAINED: CHAPTER 55 MICROWAVE RADIO PATH ORDINANCE 55.01 Purpose 55.02 Definitions 55.03 Boundaries and Standards of District 55.04 Uses in Underlying Zones 55.05 Noninterference Requirements 55.06 Permitting Requirement 55.07 Review and Action by Authorities 55.08 Enforcement 55.09 Severability Clause 55.10 Effective Date 55.01 PURPOSE. The intent of this chapter is to protect the public health, safety, and general welfare in regard to the efficient and unobstructed flow of microwave radio communications for the Buchanan County Public Safety Radio System and other emergency responders in Buchanan County. The pathways between the radio towers must be maintained free of obstructions to provide clear communications. Effective radio communications are essential for quick response in emergency situations and for the operation of the County’s public safety agencies. 55.02 DEFINITIONS. 1.“Structure” shall mean anything erected, reconstructed, altered, re-

March 3, 2016 PAGE 9 paired, relocated, or portable, the use of which requires a location on a parcel of land. It includes a movable structure: it is located on land which can be used for housing, business, commercial, industrial, agricultural, or office purposes, either temporary or permanently. Structures include, but are not limited to buildings, fill areas, water towers, silos, radio and TV towers, signs and billboards, outdoor movie theater screens, and telephone poles. 2.“Microwave Path” shall mean the three-dimensional Fresnel zone or zones between transmitting and receiving microwave antennas of the Buchanan County Public Safety Radio System, as mapping by the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Service within Buchanan County’s GIS Department. 3.“Path 1” shall be the microwave radio communications path beginning at the Buchanan County Court House radio tower, known as the “Court House Site”, to the County’s central radio tower, known as the “Independence Site”. 4. “Path 2” shall be the microwave radio communications path beginning at the Central Radio Tower, known as the “Independence Site”, to the water tower located at Aurora, known as the “Aurora Site”. 5. Path 3” shall be the microwave radio communications path beginning at the water tower located at Aurora, known as the “Aurora Site”, to the tower located at the Fairbank maintenance shed, known as the “Fairbank Site”. 6. “Path 4” shall be the microwave radio communications path beginning at the tower located at the Fairbank maintenance shed, known as the “Fairbank Site”, to the water tower located at Jesup, known as the “Jesup Site”. 7. “Path 5” shall be the microwave radio communications path beginning at the water tower located at Jesup, known as the “Jesup Site”, to the water tower located at Rowley, known as the “Rowley Site”. 8. “Path 6” shall be the microwave radio communications path beginning at the water tower located at Rowley, known as the “Rowley Site”, to the Buchanan County Court House radio tower, known as the “Court House Site”. 55.03 BOUNDARIES AND STANDARDS OF DISTRICT. Boundaries and standards of the overlay district are based on the “Path Study for the Buchanan County Public Safety Radio Microwave Link System.” This study is on file at the Buchanan County GIS Department. Boundaries and standards are detailed below: 1. Boundaries: The district shall encompass an area two hundred (200) feet in width stretching the entire length of each path (path locations are shown graphically on the adopted zoning maps for Buchanan County, Town of Fairbank, Town of Jesup, Town of Rowley, and City of Independence). 2. Standards: The standards of the underlying district shall apply. However, to meet the intent of this district, the following additional standards shall apply: a. No structure, as defined in the Zoning Chapters, Chapters 50-56, shall be constructed or erected in the Microwave Radio Path District that exceeds sixty (60) feet in height. Height of proposed structures shall be measured from the grade existing at the time of adoption of this ordinance. b. Structure(s) attached to existing structure(s) may not, in aggregate, exceed sixty (60) feet in height above the grade existing at the time of the adoption of this ordinance. c. Exceptions: i. Due to path limitations, the maximum structure height for Path 2, from the Independence Site to the Aurora Site, and Path 3, from the Aurora Site to the Fairbank Site, is to be determined by their path data. For these paths, the maximum height is to be determined by the structure being 20 feet below the three-dimensional Fresnel zone or zones of the path at any location along the path as referred to in the microwave path elevations below. ii. Due to variations in ground topography, a proposed structure may exceed 60 feet in height provided it does not meet or exceed the following Mean Sea Level (“AMSL”) elevations and encroach on a microwave path as referred to in the microwave

path elevations below. A map of the paths follows. 55.04 USES IN UNDERLYING ZONES. All principal, conditional, accessory, and nonconforming uses shall be according to the underlying districts, except that uses shall also adhere to the standards detailed in this section. 55.05 NONINTERFERENCE REQUIREMENT. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in the Buchanan County Code of Ordinances, or any other applicable zoning or building regulation, no application for authority, whether by building permit or by zoning authorization such as land use permit, conditional use permit, or variance, to erect a new structure that will be at least sixty (60) feet in height above ground or to increase the height of an existing structure so that it will be at least sixty (60) feet in height above ground, may be approved until and unless the requirements of this Chapter have been met. 55.06 PERMITTING REQUIREMENT. Any person or entity intending to construct, erect, or modify a Structure which is or will be at least sixty (60) feet in height above the grade existing at the time of the adoption of this ordinance, shall submit an application to the Buchanan County GIS Department for a finding of no detrimental impact prior to commencement of construction or modification. The application shall include any documentation completed for Antenna Structure Registration from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as well as any documentation related to an Obstruction Evaluation or Airport Airspace Analysis from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). A copy of the application must also be provided to the Buchanan County Zoning Department for their review and approval. Final approval will be granted by The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors at a public hearing. 55.07 REVIEW AND ACTION BY AUTHORITIES. A.Upon receiving an application, the Buchanan County GIS Department and other authorities identified below shall take the actions set out herein. 1. Preliminary finding of detrimental impact or no detrimental impact. Within ten (10) business days of receipt of application, the Buchanan County GIS Department shall make a preliminary finding on whether there may be a detrimental impact upon the Buchanan County Public Safety Radio System’s microwave path or paths, and report that determination to the developer, owner, or agent who filed the application for the permit. a. If the Buchanan County GIS Department reports a preliminary finding of no detrimental impact, that report shall release the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors to review the application and grant it if it meets the requirements of the applicable codes, such as the provisions in the Ordinances of Buchanan County, Iowa. b. If the Buchanan County GIS Department reports a preliminary finding of possible detrimental impact, the Buchanan County GIS Department shall require the applicant to cause an engineering study to be prepared and sealed by a licensed engineer and submitted to the Buchanan County GIS Department to confirm whether the structure will have a detrimental impact upon the system’s microwave path or paths and, if so, the extent of that impact. 2. Finding of detrimental impact or no detrimental impact. Upon receipt of that engineering study, the Buchanan County GIS Department shall review it and any other relevant evidence available to the GIS Department and, as soon as practicable, make a finding of whether a detrimental impact exists, and report that finding to the Buchanan County Building Department, Buchanan County E-911 Executive Board, and the Buchanan County Zoning Department, with a copy to the developer, owner, or agent who filed the application for the permit. a. If the Buchanan County GIS Department reports a finding of no detrimental impact, that report shall release the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors to review the application and grant it if it meets the requirements of the applicable codes in the Ordi-

nances of Buchanan County, Iowa. b. If the Buchanan County GIS Department reports a finding of detrimental impact, the other Buchanan County Board of Supervisors shall, in consultation with the Buchanan County GIS Department, work with the applicant to mitigate that detrimental impact. To do so, the applicant may (i) redesign and/or relocate the structure to eliminate its detrimental impact or (ii) negotiate with the County to design, engineer, and install (using a contractor approved by the County) any or all additional equipment or modifications necessary to eliminate that detrimental impact. A negotiated mitigation shall include posting of a performance guarantee ensuring design and installation of that equipment and conveyance of that equipment along with all necessary easements for access to and maintenance of that equipment to the County. 55.08 ENFORCEMENT. Violation of this ordinance is a County infraction under Iowa Code Section 331.307, punishable by a civil penalty of not more than $750 for each violation. Each day of noncompliance may be deemed as a separate offense. In addition, the County may avail itself of alternative relief, as authorized by Section 331.307(8) and 331.307(9). Officials of 55.09 SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. If any section, provision, or part of this ordinance shall be adjudged invalid or unconstitutional, such adjudication shall not affect the validity of the ordinance as a whole or any section, provision, or part thereof not adjudged invalid or unconstitutional. 55.10 EFFECTIVE DATE. This ordinance shall become effective sixty (60) days from adoption by the Buchanan County Board of Supervisors. Passed and adopted this 22nd day of February 2016. Motion by Gissel second by Gaffney to adjourn at 9:19 a.m. All in favor, motion carried. Don Shonka, Chairman ATTEST: Cindy Gosse, Auditor Claims paid the month of February: Advance Auto Parts, Parts....... ..........................................125.98 Allen Memorial Hospital Corp, Serv ..........................................193.25 Alliant Energy, Utilities ............ .......................................3,390.14 Altorfer Inc, Repairs .......1,965.19 Anderson Erickson Dairy, Inmate Provisions .........................282.60 Appliance Plus Of Oelwein, Supplies ....................................80.16 Area Ambulance Service, Serv .......................................1,666.32 AT&T, Serv..........................41.26 B & B Farm Store Inc, Supplies ............................................71.86 B2b Computer Products, Equip .......................................1,901.32 Bair, Amanda M, Serv .........49.00 BankIowa, Fees ..................14.40 Bantz, Barbara J, Serv .......63.00 Berns, Allan, VA Mileage Exp . .......................................1,149.03 Best Way Inc, Supplies .......38.41 Black Hawk Co Sheriff, Serv47.12 Black Hills Energy, Utilities ..... .......................................... 311.14 Black Strap Inc, Salt ......6,629.85 Blake, Scott J, Supplies .......... .......................................2,062.55 Bodensteiner Implement Co, Parts ..........................................350.07 Braun Intertec Corp, Serv ....... .....................................16,222.28 Brecke Inc, Serv ..........44,973.00 Bruening Rock Products Inc, Rock ..........................................775.71 Buchanan Co Extension Office, Regist ...............................105.00 Buchanan Co Health Ctr, Serv .......................................1,144.25 Buchanan Co Sheriff, Serv ..... .......................................... 116.36 Buchanan Co Soil/Water, FY16 Approp ...............................3,000.00 Buds Electric Inc, Serv .....607.25 Burkhart, Tai, Mileage/Cell Reimb ............................................64.42 Cabela’s Inc, Uniforms .....201.68 Cabell, Sondra, Supplies Reimb ..........................................250.60 Case Management Serv, Serv ..........................................495.00 CDW Government Llc, Serv ... .......................................4,500.00 Central IA Water Assn, Utilities ..........................................193.50 Central IA Distributing, Supplies ..........................................160.70 Centurylink, Serv ..............525.10 Chief Supply Corp, Uniforms .. ............................................58.80 Citizen Herald, Publications.... ..........................................644.74

City Laundering Co, Serv ....... ..........................................513.29 Code Blue Designs, License .. ............................................99.00 Cohen, Dan, Regist Reimb ..... ............................................10.00 Consolidated Energy Co, Fuel .......................................6,255.38 Cutting Edge, Uniforms ....243.00 Cy & Charleys Inc, Parts ........ .......................................1,281.52 Dahls Auto Glass, Serv.....260.00 Dental Distributors Inc, Supplies ..........................................360.80 Des Moines Stamp Co, Supplies ............................................34.50 Diamond Surface Inc, Serv..... .....................................89,002.99 Dons Truck Sales Inc, Parts ... .......................................1,917.85 Dooley-Rothman, Sarah, Serv ............................................42.00 Dunlap Motors Inc, Serv ...525.74 Dykes, Skylar D, Supplies ...... ............................................73.00 E Central IA Rec, Utilities ....... ..........................................401.48 Ehlers, Deb, Mileage Reimb ... ..............................................3.78 Elite K-9 Inc, Supplies ......153.02 Eschens Clothing, Uniforms ... ............................................95.90 Even, Matthew, Mileage/Meal/ Lodging ....................................203.20 Evers, John, Ins ................450.17 Evizzit LLC, Serv ..............390.00 Fairbank, City Of, Utilities .168.09 Fareway Foods, Provisions325.10 Farmers Mutual Tele Co, Serv ..........................................132.76 Fastenal Co, Parts ............176.83 Fayette Co Sheriff, Serv ... 116.32 Franzen, Clair, Serv ..........438.35 G & L Lawn Rangers LLC, Serv .......................................2,949.90 Gaffney, Ellen, Mileage Reimb ..........................................307.80 Gardiner Thomsen, Serv ........ .......................................3,500.00 Gissel, Gary, Mileage Reimb .. ..........................................205.20 Greenley Lumber Co, Parts .... ............................................78.65 Growmark Inc, Fuel .......5,564.16 Hardware Hank, Supplies ...98.92 Hawkeye Fire & Safety Co, Serv ............................................45.80 Hayzlett, Chris, Uniform Reimb ..........................................150.00 H-E Parts Distribution, Parts... .......................................9,422.46 Hersom, Gary, Serv ..........900.00 Holzapfel, Suzanne L, Serv .... ............................................94.50 HP Inc, Parts .................2,749.44 Hulbert, Dave, VA Mileage Exp ..........................................475.58 Hulse, Brenda S, Rent ......125.00 IACCVSO, Regist .............120.00 ICEC, Regist .......................20.00 IIW Engineers & Surveyors Pc, Serv .............................15,185.58 Independence Light & Power, Serv ..................................... 11,480.53 Independence Plumbing, Serv .......................................1,226.83 Independence Postmaster, Postage ..........................................200.00 Innovative Monitoring Systems, Serv ..................................300.00 Intoximeters Inc, Supplies 115.00 Iowa Co Sheriff, Serv..........22.00 Iowa Dare Assoc, Dues ......50.00 IA Dept Of Public Safety, Serv .......................................1,974.00 IA Employment Conference, Regist ..........................................295.00 INRCOG, Serv ..................791.39 Iowa One Call, Serv............23.40 Iowa Rivers Revival, Regist 50.00 ISAC, Regist ..................1,370.00 ISAA, Regist .....................650.00 IA Workforce Development, License ............................................20.00 J & D Body Shop, Serv .....900.00 Jacobs, Katherine Ann, Serv750.00 John Deere Financial, Parts ... .......................................1,543.16 Johnson, Linda, Serv ..........87.50 Kelly, Amy, Cell/Mileage Reimb ............................................28.78 Knapps Service, Repairs ..101.51 Koch Brothers, Equip..........93.58 Kwik Trip Stores, Fuel.......225.03 Lamont, City Of, Utilities .....84.72 Laughlin, Victor, Va Commissioner Exp .....................................36.34 Lechtenberg Janitorial, Supplies ..........................................146.40 Lexisnexis, Serv ...............156.00 Linn Co Public Health, Supplies ............................................40.00 Linn Co Treasurer, Medical Examiner....................................372.67 Linn Co Sheriff, Serv ..........48.98 Maas, Michael, Regist/Uniform Reimb .................................77.92 Mail Services Llc, Serv .....663.41 Manatts, Concrete ............876.19 Marco Technologies Llc, Serv. ..........................................235.73 Marlow, Amy, Mileage/Cell Reimb ............................................35.26 Matt Parrott & Sons Co, Supplies ..........................................280.55

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Independence Site Latitude: 42° 29’ 08.30” N Longitude: 91° 51’ 22.80” W Site Elevation: 984 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 100.0 ft. AGL From Antenna Diameter: 3 ft From Antenna Beam Angle: 2.1°

Line Distance: 11.46 mi Climb Elevation: 630.5 ft Climb Distance: 6.8 mi Note: Future paths from the Jesup water tower to Brandon and Brandon to the Rowley water tower may be required. If this path is implemented, the Jesup to Rowley path may be eliminated.

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Aurora Site Latitude: 42° 37’ 23.00” N Longitude: 91° 43’ 49.00” W Site Elevation: 1147 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 165.0 ft. AGL To Antenna Diameter: 3 ft To Antenna Beam Angle: 2.1°

Path Length: 11.46 miles From Tx Freq: 11,345.0 MHz To Tx Freq: 10,855.0 MHz

Terr Distance: 11.46 mi Descend Elevation: 466.7 ft Descend Distance: 4.6 mi

Elev Gain: 163.8 ft Min Elevation: 967.4 ft Max Elevation: 1,144.9 ft

Fairbank Site Latitude: 42° 38’ 03.00” N Longitude: 92° 02’ 58.00” W Site Elevation: 981 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 120.0 ft. AGL From Antenna Diameter: 3 ft From Antenna Beam Angle: 2.1°

Path Length: 10.51 miles From Tx Freq: 11,305.0 MHz To Tx Freq: 10,815.0 MHz

Line Distance: 10.51 mi Climb Elevation: 362.1 ft Climb Distance: 5.3 mi

Terr Distance: 10.51 mi Descend Elevation: 350.3 ft Descend Distance: 5.2 mi

Jesup Site Latitude: 42° 28’ 57.00” N Longitude: 92° 04’ 00.00” W Site Elevation: 992 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 120.0 ft. AGL To Antenna Diameter: 3 ft To Antenna Beam Angle: 2.1°

Elev Gain: 11.9 ft Min Elevation: 915.0 ft Max Elevation: 1,013.8 ft

Path 5: Jesup Site to Rowley Site

Path 3: Aurora Site to Fairbank Site

Path 1: Court House Site to Independence Site

Courthouse Site Latitude: 42° 28’ 14.00” N Longitude: 91° 53’ 19.00” W Site Elevation: 951 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 90.0 ft. AGL From Antenna Diameter: 2 ft From Antenna Beam Angle: 2°

Path Length: 1.96 miles From Tx Freq: 17,865.0 MHz To Tx Freq: 19,425.0 MHz

Independence Site Latitude: 42° 29’ 08.30” N Longitude: 91° 51’ 22.80” W Site Elevation: 984 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 140.0 ft. AGL To Antenna Diameter: 2 ft To Antenna Beam Angle: 2°

Aurora Site Latitude: 42° 37’ 23.00” N Longitude: 91° 43’ 49.00” W Site Elevation: 1147 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 165.0 ft. AGL From Antenna Diameter: 6 ft From Antenna Beam Angle: 1.9°

Line Distance: 16.29 mi Climb Elevation: 514.2 ft Climb Distance: 7.3 mi Line Distance: 1.96 mi Climb Elevation: 116.1 ft Climb Distance: 1.1 mi

Terr Distance: 1.96 mi Descend Elevation: 82.4 ft Descend Distance: 4,360 ft

Path Length: 16.29 miles From Tx Freq: 6,093.45 MHz To Tx Freq: 6,345.49 MHz

Terr Distance: 16.29 mi Descend Elevation: 680.0 ft Descend Distance: 9.0 mi

Elev Gain: 33.7 ft Min Elevation: 911.9 ft Max Elevation: 981.5 ft

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Fairbank Site Latitude: 42° 38’ 03.00” N Longitude: 92° 02’ 58.00” W Site Elevation: 981 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 185.0 ft. AGL To Antenna Diameter: 6 ft To Antenna Beam Angle: 1.9°

Elev Gain: -165.8 ft Min Elevation: 979.1 ft Max Elevation: 1,148.3 ft

Jesup Site Latitude: 42° 28’ 57.00” N Longitude: 92° 04’ 00.00” W Site Elevation: 992 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 120.0 ft. AGL From Antenna Diameter: 6 ft From Antenna Beam Angle: 1.9°

Path Length: 13.54 miles From Tx Freq: 6,286.19 MHz To Tx Freq: 6,034.15 MHz

Line Distance: 13.54 mi Climb Elevation: 304.6 ft Climb Distance: 6.8 mi

Terr Distance: 13.54 mi Descend Elevation: 325.5 ft Descend Distance: 6.6 mi

Rowley Site Latitude: 42° 22’ 14.16” N Longitude: 91° 50’ 56.99” W Site Elevation: 971 ft. AMSL Antenna Height: 160.0 ft. AGL To Antenna Diameter: 6 ft To Antenna Beam Angle: 1.9°

Elev Gain: -20.8 ft Min Elevation: 889.0 ft Max Elevation: 997.4 ft Continues next page

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Line Distance: 7.19 mi Climb Elevation: 260.7 ft Climb Distance: 3.6 mi

Path Length: 7.19 miles From Tx Freq: 11,305.0 MHz To Tx Freq: 10,815.0 MHz

Terr Distance: 7.19 mi Descend Elevation: 283.4 ft Descend Distance: 3.6 mi

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Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Independence, Iowa will meet at 6:30 p.m. on the 14th day of March, 2016, in the Council Chambers in City Hall for the purpose and consideration of adopting a Resolution designating a Revenue Purpose Statement for the use or expenditure of fee revenues from proposed natural gas franchise fees. Anyone interested in the subject matter of this request may attend the hearing at said time and place and be heard or ﬁle written objections with the City Clerk before said hearing. Published by order of the City Council. /s/ Jeena Lynch, Clerk/Treasurer

"It's where I carry my stress." This is a very common phrase you have likely heard or have even said yourself. Many people deal with upper neck, shoulder discomfort and headaches on a daily basis. They often feel that nothing can be done about the tightness and discomfort in the upper shoulder area, back of the neck, and also the associated headache symptoms that wrap around the side of the head toward the temple. What if there was a way to help, a way to get relief and then a way to sustain that relief by maintaining a speciﬁc lifestyle? Cervicogenic headaches, by deﬁnition, are a secondary headache, one that is caused from a disorder involving the neck. These disorders can include positional alignment issues, disc related injuries, post motor vehicle accident issues, or a "strained" muscle. Pain can generate headache

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cy sparked Filling a board of director’s vacan School By Steven C. Smith nan (EB) discussion at the East Bucha Independence City Council met in regular session Monday Kress, who Board meeting Feb. 10. Jason night with all council members present and Mayor Bonita Dain g movin is ber, Septem was elected last most the vis presiding. The mayor announced Police Chief Randy Millto le again eligib once be THE NEWS is early March and will no longer er tendered his resignation in January with the intent to retire. nan County, awarded newspaper in Bucha represent Director District #2. Miller’s target for his last day on the job is July 1, 2016. Davis t News Iowa appoin the may in s s receiving five award By Iowa Code, school board said the position has been advertised and nine candidates ap2016 Better cy, pursuant to paper Association (INA) a new member to fill the vacan plied. When asked whether there were internal candidates for comthe ation, public ing st. Newspaper Conte public notice. Follow the job Davis said, “I’d rather not say where the candidates n for an election. commented, munity has 14 days to petitio Owner Steven C. Smith came from.” ary of State wledged According to the Iowa Secret “We are so pleased to be ackno Davis did say Officers Darwin Meyer and Brian Brinkema vathe fill to ry. aper indust website, the board has 30 days by our peers in the newsp assisted in whittling the pool down to five. Those candidates have . we tment many the to appoin s by award cancy Adding these l were interviewed Feb. 18 at the city library by a citizens comschoo next the until loserve coverage, The appointee will won over the years in news mittee selected by Davis and by a council committee comer it is a bond vote It is the Lenten season and many people are congregating y, community election, regardless of wheth cal columnists, photograph prised of Don Brown, Jon Holland, and Mike Lenius. l board schoo r regula in Winthrop on Friday nights for the St. Patrick Church fish next ing. the or is gratify on facilities promotion and advertising At Monday’s meeting, Lenius expressed that he would like ber 2017, when fry events. The Parish Hall filled up quickly Feb. 19 as diners ction is in the election scheduled for Septem to see more input from other council members on the final seHowever, our greater satisfa file has been inenjoyed fish plus a potato, vegetable, coleslaw, homemade able Iowans unserved.” ship and ada board member is elected. (A federal governthe into and s and we are going to leave vulner lection of a candidate. Lenius stated his concern as “this is an made continuing growth in reader 47% if saving butes that, strated contri desserts and more. unity.” troduced in the Iowa Senate and federal funds; the state Iowa Deimportant decision for our community and I think the rest of vertising support from our comm ement.) Medicaid is paid for with state the federal government. The Many helpers work together law, would change this requir program with oversight from in dozens of tive branch department does the council should be included.” execu board an 53%. The state manages the is the Approximately 4000 entries if m, ment that progra to make the event successful, es the requir Iowa Code based on (IDHS), that administers Story continues on page 22. 30 days of the partment of Human Services categories were judged by class, the governor. whether they are battering fish not appoint someone within Legislature and controlled by Story continues on page 4. must declare a ary which is funded by the Iowa circulation. secret or serving the meal. board the cy, vacan dual indivi d Photo) Story continues on page 21. electe Smith C. More St. Patrick fish fry 75 Ce75 special election and the Medicaid changes. (Steven nts Cent the term. njahn speaks about planned state events are planned for 4:30-7 s Pictured: Senator Brian Schoe would serve the remainder of require 30% of PM Friday, Feb. 26 and March A petition by the public would elec elecEB school 4 in Winthrop. Cost is $8 for the number of voters at the last March y 925 voters 3,$420 adults and for16 youth under tion, which brought approximatel By Kris Wilgenbusch, THE NEWS n is held, it must age 10. Call 319-935-3871 for to the polls. If a special electio During their regular weekly meeting on Monday, Buchanan be the vacancy becarryouts. occur between 60-70 days after County Supervisors Gary Gissel, Don Shonka and Ellen Gaff Gaffry. secreta school (Christine Dale Photos) Bob was comes known by the ney held a public hearing on a proposed Microwave Radio public Pat chuckles as she recalls that h the and saw The board voted, 4-1, to publis By Steven C. Smith Path Ordinance. The intent of the ordinance is to protect public a barber with a growing family Crawford estate Brian real ent the in Presid ns Vice lidatio styles notice. Board Recent conso health, safety, and general welfare in regard to the efficient and on the wall as hair as he wished to in Indepen- the handwriting cast the only dissenting vote and insurance community unobstructed flow of microwave radio communications for tically in the ‘50s and earssion about generations changed drama Est. B research the topic further. Discu dence are bringing together the Buchanan County Public Safety Radio System and other uc haircuts became less frequent. Es and the ha ‘60s at ly t. occur na B will y. uc tees n na ha Con something un prospective appoin get of service in Buchanan Count better emergency responders in the county. ty had he d Co Re decide unty viewvi18 meeting her “He March board meeting. 9218 By Kris Wilgenbusch, Pat Ohl fondly remembers ew Deadline to submit ideas is March 18. and Re encouraged to attend. During the The pathways between the radio towers must be maintained dependable.” tion, THE NEWS more educa 92 at dary dance secon a on at Ohl update During an nce began opThe high Winthrop Community and ComAccording to C&C President Kris Wilmeeting, plans for Winthrop Days will future husband Bob Insura free of obstructions to provide clear communications. Effecand Estate l Real schoo Ohl in. The Principal Travis Schueller stated n Barber Shop. mercial Club held the Coliseum Ballroom in Oelwe tive radio communications are essential for quick response in re their regular monthly genbusch, “Submit your parade theme be discussed and election of officers will - erating in 1960 at the Scanlo ation were refeatur gradu for 1928 s in d ement opene lty requir om course meetingwith Monday, popular ballro emergency situations and for the operation of county public agent for Aetna Casua Iowa Feb. 15. Discussion ideas to our Facebook page or mail to be held. align of national Bob Ohl was an viewed and adjusted to better and plans are being made for Winthrop Winthrop C&C Club, PO Box 15, WinWilgenbusch stated, “We look forward ing a rollicking rocking lineup operated the barber safety agencies. effec es will be effecuntil its and Surety Co. He real Core Standards. These chang Days,class. which will be held June 17 and 18. throp IA 50682. The theme winner will to seeing everyone at the annual meetname big bands and rock bands The public hearing was opened at 9:15 AM and there was no 10 years before entering the his mother, Pat. for and shop Ohl an Pat Steve and freshm ed: 17 Bob Pictur tive with the 2016by 1962, was and The committee approved having a pa) receive a $25 prize!” ing on March 21 and hearing ideas for final dance July 14, 1973. field, public objection to the proposed ordinance. The board waived Photo nce Smith insura C. entary and n nt/Elem (Steve Coli- estate at the Coli In the elementary, Superintende business. rade theme The C&C Club will hold their annual the 2016 Winthrop Days parade! We are were among many who met a third public hearing and approved the ordinance. It will take testing this year. The parade mentcontest spending full time on the latter Assess and s Iowa parent said ’s Fox writer Dan al this 21. Princip willThey be held PM June 18 and the club meeting at 6 PM on March 21 at Win- looking for volunteers and for input from seum (including effect 60 days after approval. Story continues on page heldata 5pred in 1953. was underway for grades 3-8. is asking fortspublic throp City Hall. The public is invited our community members.” grandparents) and were marrie Story continues on page 22. to do input for a theme. studen testing pep rally and “encouraged in back results test have to By Connie Are their best.” Fox hopes g. nd meetin Buchanan Co time for the next regular board hours once a month for es project, Center for approximately two nual banque unty Cattlemen held the Concerning the proposed faciliti cost esNEWS . She stated that all boxes are es t Feb. 27 at By Kris Wilgenbusch, THE ay distribution of food boxes he recently received revised the Buchan ir anFa Tuesd uted stated held irg Fox distrib g, and rou meetin ed, pregnancy outcomes in babies whose y nd unload weekl an Co s 4-H dis semi, Zika virus identified in Iowa Iowa 2015 overview Iowa Restaurant Industry He was disunty Submitteects. bureal During their regular ildingestate El- prepaid, delivered on a d by BCHC man while . President timates from StruXture Archit welcomedIna 2015, nan Co. 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Independence appointed that the Buchanan for with m met pregnant have been reported. progra Bu Gissel great i ia Gary ch is Public Health (IDPH) announced an once again, according toersthe sociations had projected that Iowa’s foodapprox and this anan County andofficial district (B theBo len Gaffney CHC) save The board feels guests, an • only Co Super would m r. nst Af se progra He Barke expen e ter ruc the ard s alt Denis increaindustry e a t in these areas may also of Tr h Ce new,tested to discus primeyearly se of 50would nter Iowa ustees voted uction older, female resident has housing trends released by the service add 1,230 jobs in two-storyMosquitoes rib constr sing ph din SHARE Program representativ increa ase to ing people County residents. Barker plans ne due 00 , 74 me r, int which will to begin a thr and desse ,000 sq. ft. foot dical offilike For more from last that mately $500,0 uced Vice ® carry diseases dengue orrod chikunt. ce bu for thepro virus. 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All county Steffen amending the current menta chanan Co for continuedZika Deb is ex anan Co per dedication an r Also, gical ed for their pansion Teacher AssociateTh center to all clothing; provide necessary unty Farestaurant untyover permethrin-treated savings, in exchange for perwill tak surgicMedid wo Exten from year, 1.9% 2014. established inroo Iowa,” said IDPH revenues also exir. 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Ed d rem viding to areas poconditioned operation of the Region. ir Iowans, pro traveling in uc the past Every month sawspo a faster revenues had been projected to odel7 school iation surgical Wellness Ce s: “However, tie 2016-1 are no income or financial requir apy aDe capita basis, for the ongoing onal10.pre day Indepactivities ke abou2015, nts and their more privacy• an pafor er county’s endence. Werate ofatisales rtmthe retary for 2.5 hours nter anwhere t the up d comf Avoid orortlimit outdoor ent by unity members. The focus of ionmonth d Ther-there is ongoing Zika than sen the tat same in 2014. land just over $3.6 billion; however, familievirus comi ng s and me expa may be provided, at the memb teachi s g to Th from ng program is open to all comm fundin nd pa spa om s. move Said reg ing will a al ce Ca ion Tit wa Meyer the gym an will be held to allow for there led thetake al me s int eer service. year. 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