Prior to the passage of this resolution on January 11, 2010, the fee was $25.00 per day.
This is a copy of that resolution:
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At-large animal inpound fee increased
Acknowledging that the $5.00 inrease in animal impounding fee in no way makes the impounding of animals a for-profit venture, the Sac City Council passed Resolution 2010-03, entitled, "Resolution setting the impounding costs for at-large animals in the City of Sac City."
Prior to the passage of this resolution on January 11, 2010, the fee was $25.00 per day.
This is a copy of that resolution:
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Prior to the passage of this resolution on January 11, 2010, the fee was $25.00 per day.
This is a copy of that resolution:
Copyright (c)2007-2010 Curtis Bloes
All Rights Reserved
Ordinance to Vacate Alley Passed
On December 14, 2009 the Sac City Council held a public hearing regarding the vacation and possible sale of lots 1 through 3 and lots 4 through 6 of block 35, Platt's addition in Sac City Iowa. These lots are an alley located between two properties owned by the Mckeever family.
According to previous conversations with both the Planning and Zoning Bord, and the Sac City Council, the McKeevers intend to purchase the alley from the city so that the block is one continuous property.
At the January 11, 2010 reading of this ordinance, no new input was reported.
On January 11, 2010 the third reading of the ordinance authorizing the vacation and sale of the property was passed, (see ordinance 2009-218 below). the City is taking bids for sale of the vacated property.
Click here to read instructions and dates for bidding on the vacated property.
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According to previous conversations with both the Planning and Zoning Bord, and the Sac City Council, the McKeevers intend to purchase the alley from the city so that the block is one continuous property.
At the January 11, 2010 reading of this ordinance, no new input was reported.
On January 11, 2010 the third reading of the ordinance authorizing the vacation and sale of the property was passed, (see ordinance 2009-218 below). the City is taking bids for sale of the vacated property.
Click here to read instructions and dates for bidding on the vacated property.
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Sac City gains $2 million in relief from cost of upgrading WWTP
Resolution 2010 - 05 which was approved on January 11, 2010 by the Sac City Council allows the city to enter into a loan agreement with the Iowa Finance Authority for $2 million over the $4.7 authorized earlier that evening in Resolution 2010-04.
This resolution is the legal admission that the $2 million grant the city was awarded will be used to pay off a portion of the Waste Water Treatment Plant and Sewer upgrade loan and is required under the terms of the grant.
The grant itself, which is awarded from the federal level will not actually pass through the city's hands and will instead be authorized at the state level, or by the same people who are giving us the loan in the first place. Because of this money shuffling, this $2 million dollar grant is also known as $2 million dollars in forgivable loans, since we will not actually see it at the city level, but will benefit by it's use against the $6.7 million (the 4.7 million authorized by Resolution 2010-04 and the $2 million authorized by Resolution 2010-05
The following is resolution 2010-05.
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This resolution is the legal admission that the $2 million grant the city was awarded will be used to pay off a portion of the Waste Water Treatment Plant and Sewer upgrade loan and is required under the terms of the grant.
The grant itself, which is awarded from the federal level will not actually pass through the city's hands and will instead be authorized at the state level, or by the same people who are giving us the loan in the first place. Because of this money shuffling, this $2 million dollar grant is also known as $2 million dollars in forgivable loans, since we will not actually see it at the city level, but will benefit by it's use against the $6.7 million (the 4.7 million authorized by Resolution 2010-04 and the $2 million authorized by Resolution 2010-05
The following is resolution 2010-05.
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Sac City Council Authorizes $22+K for Housing Rehab Program
On January 11, 2010 the Sac City Council paid the following bill to Region XII Council of Governments for $20,757.00 utilizing a $20,757.00 Community Development Block Grant. (CDBG) (think: No city money.) This bill and the following bill are for the Sac City Housing Rehabilitation Program.
They then paid the following bill from Region XII Council of Governments for $2,896.00. This bill was for technical services. The $2,896.00 is payed out of city funds.
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They then paid the following bill from Region XII Council of Governments for $2,896.00. This bill was for technical services. The $2,896.00 is payed out of city funds.
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