Thursday, August 7, 2014
N/Warren Town and County News
Page Eleven
AGENDA
Concluded from p. 1
12. Consideration of a Resolution related to disposal July 2014 Paid
of real property :lescribed as follows: Former Iowa v.,dorN,m,
A.C.K ENTERPRISES
Highway 28 right-of-wa which was previously vacat- A SOLUTE CONCRETE
,ACME ELECTRIC COMPANIES
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
, Norwalk Community School District
ed by the City of Norwalk Iowa, bordered by the Echo AD NTUREAOR, O EsLIOHT'NG" ¢
Valley Drive right'of-way on the North and extending ANLERS L, . LEA"C°°NEY
ALVERIO. RICARDO
South to the current Highway 28 right-of-way on the AMES ENVIRONMENTAL INC
ANTHRO CORPORATION
South. Located in the NW ¼ of Section.6, Township 77 -E,NC
ASCD
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BALDWIN CONSTRUCTION UNLIMITED
BEDWELL GARDENS
BEELINE & BLUE
BOB'S CUSTOM TROPHIES INC
BOWLERAMA LANES
BUSCH. SCOTT
CALL. TRACY
CAMBIUM LEARNING INC
CAMETA CAMERA
CAPITAL SANITARY SUPPLY CO INC
CARLISLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST
CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO .
CDW GOVERNMENT INC
CENGAGE LEARNING
North, Range 24 West of the 5th P.M. and the NE 1A of
Section 1, Township 77 North, Range 25 West of the 5th
P.M., Norwalk, Warren County, Iowa. (documents avail-
able next week)
13. Consideration of h Resolution relating to Purple
Heart Highway study and committing to a local match
of $5,010 for interstate signage.
14. Consideration of a Resolution approving the exe- cicCENTUR -INK
cution Of a sanitary sewer easement for the Southeast CLA,MA,oC BRAK MPORTAUTO
Trunk Phase II project. CLAY-K,NG coMC SSROOM FRIENDLY SHPPL ES
COLEMAN. SARA
15. Consideration of a Resolution approving the fi- ,NC
CORBETT. JEFFREY
nal plat for Brownstones at the Legacy plat 7. CRYSTAL PRODUCTIONS
DANNCO
16. Consideration of a Resolution approving a siteDAVIS GREGORYA
DE LAGE LANOEN PUBLIC FINANCE
plan amendment for Brownstones at the Legacy. ACTIONsERVICEsCENTERuNLIMITED OF DES MO,NES INC
17. Consideration of a Resolution approving appli- DECKER SPORTING GOODS
DES MOINES AREA COMMUNITY COLL
DES MOINES IND CSD
cation for sustainable urban forestry for Iowa Commu- DES ~,NES RE~TER =EVa
DISCOUNT SCHOOL SUPPLY
DMI DANCE FORCE
nities Grant (Ash Bore).
DRAKE UNIVERSITY
18. Consideration of a Resolution approving a grant DR~TEKLLC
EARTHGRAINS BAKING COMPANIES. INC
application to the Iowa Department of Natural Resourc- EDGENUITY
EDWARDS. DIANE
es for REAP funding for City Park and open space. EGGERT. ANDY
EICHE JENNIFER
19. Consideration of a Resolution approving an appli- ELANELAN CARDMEMBERCARDMEMOER SERVICEsSERVICES
ENDERLIN. MARSHALL
cation to the Iowa Department of Transportation for Traf- EPIC SPORTS
eSHIPPING. LLC
tic Safety Funding in connection with Highway 28, the
future Hy-Vee project and Sub-Area I Master Planning.
20. Consideration Of a Resolution approving appli-
cations for the voluntary annexation and annexation
agreements of property into the City of Norwalk.
21. Discussion of water conservation and possible
consideration of a Resolution approving the City of
Norwalk water shortage plan.
22. Council Inquiries and staff updates.
23. Adjournment.
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KRISS PREMIUM PRODUCTS. INC
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LIPOVAC. ZACHARY
LONG. MICHAEL
LORBER. BRIAN
LORS, JUUE
MARCHING AUXILIARIES
MB RADON3ERVlCE. LLC
MCANELLY. DRU
MCCURDY. CHRISTOPHER
MCGRAW-HIlL SCHOOL EDUCATION
MCILHON. PAT
MCLAUGHLIN. SHANNON
MENARDS-DES MOINES
MERMAID AQUARIUM MAINTENANCE INC
MID AMERICAN ENERGY
MIDWEST ACOUSTICAL SUPPLY
MIDWEST ALARM
MIDWEST COMPUTER PRODUCTS INC
MITCHELL. RANDY
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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CENTERS
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE MAX CONTRACT INC
ORIENTAL TRADING CO INC
OWENS. PATRICK
PALS. ANDREW
PARKER SIGNS & GRAPHICS INC
PATAVA. TIMOTHY
PEARSON EDUCATION
PELZER. AARON
PERFECTION LEARNING CORp
PETERSON. MARK
PHIPPS. DEB
PIPER JAFFRAY & CO
PITNEY BOWES INC
PLAy WITH A PURPOSE
PORTER, KAREN .
POSTMASTER
PREFERRED PEST CONTROL
RANKIN COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS INC
RATK3AN. JODY
RICHARDSON. OIANNA "
RICHARDSON. J.p.
RIEMAN MUSIC
RIVERS. GREG
SAYDEL HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOLASTIC INC
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS OF IOWA
SCHOOL SPECIALTY INC
SCHOOL TECH SUPPLY
SCHOOLSIN
SCOTT'S FOODS
SHANTZ. STEVE
SHERWlN WILLIAMS CO
SIMPSON COLLEGE FOOTBALL CAMP
SOCCER CONNECTIONS
SOFnNARE UNLIMITED INC
SOII-TEK
SPORTS PAGE TEAM
SQUIF-RS. STACEY
STONER. JOHN
STOREY KENWORTHY
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SUPPLIES
DO PROJ - PARKING LOT EXT
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
,SUPPLIES
LEGAL SERVICES
REIMBURSEMENT
OFFICIATING
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
TECH EQUIP
EQUIPMENT
INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES
INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES
SERVICES
PLANTS
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
OFFICIATING
REIMBURSEMENT
SUPPLIES
EQUIPMENT
SUPPLIES
SERVICES
INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES
COMPUTER SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
TELEPHONE
SOFTWARE
SUPPLIES
FEES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
REIMBURSEMENT
SUPPLIES
OFFICIATING
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
OFFICIATING
COPIER LEASE
SERVICES
SERVICES
SUPPLIES
EDUCATION
SP ED TUITION
ADS
SUPPLIES
REFUND
PSEO TUITION
DRIVER ED INST SERVICES
FOOD
SOFTWARE
REIMBURSE
REIMBURSEMENT
REFUND
MISCELLANEOUS
CREDIT CARD
REIMBURSEMENT
SUPPLIES
SHIPPING CHARGES
HVAC SERVICES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES :
SERVICES
SVPP EXPENSE REIMB
STAFF REG FEES
SERVICES
REIMBURSEMENT
SUPPLIES
SERVICES
OFFICIATING
• REFUND
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
REPAIR PARTS
OFFICIATING
PARTS
OFFICIATING
SERVICES
REFUND
REFUND
DAIRY PRODUCTS
SUPPLIES
FURNITURE
SUPPLIES
INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES
- MEMBERSHIP DUES
SERVICE
DUES/FEES
SERVICES
PARTS
REIMBURSMENT
•REIMBURSEMENT
SUPPLIES
PROFESSION~L SERVICES
REGISTRATION
SERVICES
MEDICAID
SERVICES
DUES
MEMBERSHIP
REGISTRATION
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
REGISTRATION
DUES/FEES
OFFICIATING
SUPPLIES
REIMBURSEMENT
SUPPLIES
SERVICES °
OFFICIATING
REIMBURSEMENT
REIMBURSEMENT
SERVICES
REIMBURSEMENT
OFFICIAL
REFUND
EQUIP MAINTENANCE SERVICE
SUPPLIES
REFUND
REFUND
REIMBURSEMENT
OFFICIATING
OFFICIATING
REFUND
FEES
SERVICES
OFFICIATING
SERVICES
TEXTBOOKS
OFFICIATING
SERVICES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
LIBRARY SUPPLIES
OFFICIATING
REIMBURSEMENT
DUES/FEES
SUPPLIES
SERVICES
ENTRY FEES
SERVICE
PETTY CASH
PETTY CASH
PETIT CASH
PEITY CASH
PErFY CASH
PETTY CASH
PETTY CASH
SERVICE =al
PARTS & SUPPLIES
WATER/SEWER SERVICE
MISC PARTS
TESTING
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
OFFICIATING
REIMBURSEMENT
SUPPLIES
CONST SERVICES
TEXTBOOKS
REIMBURSEMENT
BOOKS
OFFICIATING
REIMBURSEMENT
BOND SALE SERVICES
SERVICE
INST. SUPPLIES
REII~BURSEMENT
FEES
SERVICES
PHONE SYSTEM SERVICES
REIMBURSEMENT
REIMSURSEMENT
OFFICIATING
SUPPLIES
REIMBURSEMENT •
FEES
CLASSROOM SUPPLIES
DUES
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIE~
SUPPLIES
SUPPLIES
OFFICIATING
SUPPLIES
ENTRY FEE
SUPPLIES
SOFTWARE
SERVICES
SUPPLIES
REIMBURSEMENT
REIMBURSEMENT
CLASSROOM FURNITURE
SUPPLIES
SERVICES
Total
101.58
6.360.00
721.97
985.93
586.61
4:884.50
29.96
105.00
242.00
6.688.00
3.791.00
79.00
509.95
1:628.00
1,160.99
100.80
349.55
360.00
105.00
28.97
6.675.34
16.647.85
10.411=26
3.700.64
' 719.96
7.871.00
848,93
1.063.27
1.141.00
374.49
2.058.99
503.64
1.111.66
73.24
170.35
105.00
1.132.50
4.688.48
140.00
2.983.21
123.75
595.00
125.00
_ 56.670.00
32A59.22
2.923.30
278.86
155.(]0
749.97
1.035.00
136.80
11.200.00
95.12
39.52
35.50
7.67135
1.619.80
71.53
536.02
631.10
6.196.34
144.29
18.31
700.00
26.650.26
2.570.00
49.563.00
327.88
7.971.67
422.18
115.00
40.00
2.013.31
1.738.68
280.49
105.00
4.15790
35,00
1 355.98
60.00
60.00
267.04
65.00
1.062.53
10.071.20
25.551.16
40.00
65.00
2.866.80
4.500.75
135.84
25.00
3.000.50
18.95
6.567.00
350.00
~.588.16
.921.13
40.30
35.00
42~00
495.00
11.540.97
2.375.00 •
2.802.50
245.00
724.00
48.35
24.26
719.20
105.00
446.95
16.74
300.00
40.54
140.00
25.00
2.426.04
79.02
25.00
25.00
87.36
35.00
115.00
120.90
3.210.00
100.00
65.00
250.00
18.644.86
210.00
58.40
454.31
40.00
35.980.90
144.60
2.057.18
4.680.24
70.00
21.17
115.00
144.00
424.49
150.00
199.95
200.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
800.00
500.00
30.00
195.41
5.202.31
234.17
75.50
4.281.94
217.04
260.25
70.00
250.87
800.00
15.940.00
28.107.73
168.48
1.752.31
115.00
1.127.80
1.000.00
180.00
697.23
13.84
49.00
400.00
2.853.56
253.11
276.51
105.00
305.06
23.96
75.00
1.500.99
2.213.00
468.74
2.994.00
179.82
819.49
105.00
577.08
600.00
422.10
4~00.00
7.270.35
1.025.90
18.36
25.00
40.00
96~0
437.50 ,
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TARGET BANK
TECH4LEARNING
THAWTE INC
THOMAS BUS SALES OF IOWA INC
THOMPSON. CALYN
THOMS PROESTLER COMPANY
TOMARK SPORTS
TOMKINS. MICHELLE
TOUCANED
TRANSWORLD SYSTEMS INC
TRESONA MULTIM~DI/K LLC
TURNING TECHNOLOGIES LLC
ULINE
UNITED ART ,
uNITED REFRIGERATION
UNITYPOINT AT HOME
UNIVERSAL PEDIATRICS
URBANDALE ATHLETICS
US FOODS. INC
VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
VAN GINKEL ATHLETIC MFG INC
VARSITY SPIRIT FASHIONS
WALSH DOOR & HARDWARE CO
WARREN COUNTY R F-ICORDER
WARRIOR RUN
WASTE MANAGEMENT OF IOWA
WEBER, CHRISTOPHER
WEST DES MOINES COMM SCH DIST
WEST DES MOINES CSD NUTRITION
WE)( SANK
WILSON RESTAURANT SUPPLY
WlNTERSET COMMUNITY SCHOOL
WOOD ROOFING
WOODMAN CONTROLS
WORMELL RICHARD
WORTHINGTON DIRECT
ZIMCO SUPPLY CO
SUPPLIES I136.48
SERVICES 441.70
SUPPLIES 633.91
SOFTWARE 117.00
TECH SUPPLIES 495.00
EQUIPMENT/SUPPLIES 38.51
OFFICIATING 65.(]0
CATERING SUPPLIES ~; 554.98
SUPPLIES *" 939.98
REIMBURSEMENT 17.16
SUPPLIES 84.99
DEBTOR COLLECTION FEE - 260.00
SUPPLIES 1.400.00
EQUIPMENT 6.469.00
SUPPLIES 159.34
SUPPLIES 1.519.40
SUPPLIES 651.00
SERVICES 2.415,31
SERVICES = 960.00
TUITION 325.00
FOOD 25.478.61
ENTRY FEES 100.00
SUPPLIES 2.881.00
UNIFORMS 4.168.20
SUPPLIES 500.00
LEGAL RECORDING FEES 42.00
GREEN FEES 2.573.00
SERVICES 1.341.96
OFFICIAL 1i5.00
SERVICE 192.01
SUPPLIES 13.483.64
FUEL 53.91
EQUIPMENT 3.000.00
ENTRY FEES 135.00
SERVICES 1.732.83
SERVICES 534.75
SERVICES 500.00
SUPPLIES 785.78
SUPPLIES 325.00
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More and more, they're
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Plant
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HomegroWn tomatoes like
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lings have at least two pairs
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week.
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Protect
7) All tomatoes benefit from
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culation and reduced ground
pest problems.
8) Scout plants for harm-
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Remove insects simply by
picking them off or use nat-
ural soaps and beneficial
insects.
Pick
9) Pick tomatoes when fully
colored and soit to the touch.
Pick regularly to keep plants
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