35th anniversary of the Depot to be celebrated during Sac City, Iowa's 2011 Chautauqua Days
The Sac City Chamber Main Street has released this year's Chautauqua Day's schedule at.
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Friday, July 1st
7:00 PM Scoop the Loop
8:00-12 Midnight Hundred Proof Band at Chautauqua Building (cash bar)
Saturday, July 2nd
9:00 AM 13th Annual Community Center Triathlon (register with Sac Community Center)
10:00 AM-Noon Car & Antique Tractor Show Registration
11:00 AM Knights of Columbus grilling downtown
Noon-3:00 PM Car & Antique Tractor Show
2-4:30 PM Museum & Historic Village Open
3:00 PM Parade Line-up on N. 16th St.
4:00 PM Parade on Main Street
4:30 PM 35th Anniversary Celebration at The Depot (after parade)
4:30–6:00 PM Ice Cream Social at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday, July 3rd
1:00 PM Kids Water Fights, Middle School Basketball Court
2-4:30 PM Museum & Historic Village Open
7:00 PM Variety Show, Chautauqua Building
10:00 PM Fireworks at Elementary School grounds
Monday, July 4th
8:00-1:00 PM Jackson 4-H Waffle Breakfast - Chautauqua Building
2:00 PM Men’s Club Drive, Chip & Putt Contest at Elementary School
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Friday, July 1st
7:00 PM Scoop the Loop
8:00-12 Midnight Hundred Proof Band at Chautauqua Building (cash bar)
Saturday, July 2nd
9:00 AM 13th Annual Community Center Triathlon (register with Sac Community Center)
10:00 AM-Noon Car & Antique Tractor Show Registration
11:00 AM Knights of Columbus grilling downtown
Noon-3:00 PM Car & Antique Tractor Show
2-4:30 PM Museum & Historic Village Open
3:00 PM Parade Line-up on N. 16th St.
4:00 PM Parade on Main Street
4:30 PM 35th Anniversary Celebration at The Depot (after parade)
4:30–6:00 PM Ice Cream Social at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday, July 3rd
1:00 PM Kids Water Fights, Middle School Basketball Court
2-4:30 PM Museum & Historic Village Open
7:00 PM Variety Show, Chautauqua Building
10:00 PM Fireworks at Elementary School grounds
Monday, July 4th
8:00-1:00 PM Jackson 4-H Waffle Breakfast - Chautauqua Building
2:00 PM Men’s Club Drive, Chip & Putt Contest at Elementary School
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Single vehicle accident sends two to hospital this morning
According to the Sac County Sheriff’s Department, a single vehicle accident sent two people to Horn Memorial Hospital in Ida Grove Monday on June 6, 2011. The accident, which was reported at 7:33AM, occurred ½ west of Corey Ave. (M-35) on 250th Street south west of Schaller.
According to authorities, Andrea Lynn Taylor age 33 of Galva, Iowa was traveling east on 250th when she met another car on the crest of a hill. Investigators say Taylor lost control of her 1999 Ford Taurus and entered the north ditch. The car came to rest on its top.
The non-contact vehicle did not stop.
Taylor and her passenger Janie Wendt age 39 also of Galva were transported to Horn Memorial Hospital in Ida Grove by Sac County Ambulance with non-life threatening injuries.
The Taylor vehicle received an estimated $3000.00 in damages, and no charges have been filed.
Schaller Fire / Rescue assisted at the scene.
All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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According to authorities, Andrea Lynn Taylor age 33 of Galva, Iowa was traveling east on 250th when she met another car on the crest of a hill. Investigators say Taylor lost control of her 1999 Ford Taurus and entered the north ditch. The car came to rest on its top.
The non-contact vehicle did not stop.
Taylor and her passenger Janie Wendt age 39 also of Galva were transported to Horn Memorial Hospital in Ida Grove by Sac County Ambulance with non-life threatening injuries.
The Taylor vehicle received an estimated $3000.00 in damages, and no charges have been filed.
Schaller Fire / Rescue assisted at the scene.
All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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June 6, 2011 Sac Community School Board Agenda
Special Board Meeting
Sac CSD Board of Directors
Monday, June 6, 2011 @ 12:00 p.m.
Sac Elementary School Board Room
“East Sac County Schools empower all students to become productive,
responsible citizens of an ever-changing global society.”
1. Call to Order and Welcome
2. Approve Agenda
3. Discuss and/or Approve Summer Maintenance Projects
4. Adjourn
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Sac CSD Board of Directors
Monday, June 6, 2011 @ 12:00 p.m.
Sac Elementary School Board Room
“East Sac County Schools empower all students to become productive,
responsible citizens of an ever-changing global society.”
1. Call to Order and Welcome
2. Approve Agenda
3. Discuss and/or Approve Summer Maintenance Projects
4. Adjourn
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June 7, 2011 Sac County Supervisors Agenda
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Sac County Sheriff Department says June 4 accident caused by distracted driver
On June 4, 2011 the Sac County Sheriff’s Office investigated a two vehicle accident that sent two persons to an area hospital. The accident occurred ½ mile south of 380th on M-64 which is located 1 ½ miles south of Wall Lake, Iowa. The accident was reported at 6:10 PM.
According to investigators, Larry Nicholas Whittry age 49 of Carroll, Iowa was operating a 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix owned by Lynette Feld of Carroll, Iowa. Both parties were in the car and traveling north on M-64. Gary Dean Thomas age 51 was operating a 2010 Ford cargo van owned by Midwest Delivery Company out of Omaha, NE. Investigators say that as Thomas was turning into a farm drive located at 3845 Needham Ave, his vehicle turned in to the path of Whittry. Both Whittry and Feld received non-life threatening injuries and were taken to St. Anthony Hospital in Carroll by private car.
The Feld car received an estimated $3,500.00 in damages and the delivery truck received an estimated $2,000.00 in damages. The Sac County Sheriff’s Office determined that Thomas was distracted by an on board GPS system in the delivery truck and cited him with failure to yield upon a left turn.
Wall Lake Fire/ Rescue & Lake View Ambulance responded to the scene.
All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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According to investigators, Larry Nicholas Whittry age 49 of Carroll, Iowa was operating a 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix owned by Lynette Feld of Carroll, Iowa. Both parties were in the car and traveling north on M-64. Gary Dean Thomas age 51 was operating a 2010 Ford cargo van owned by Midwest Delivery Company out of Omaha, NE. Investigators say that as Thomas was turning into a farm drive located at 3845 Needham Ave, his vehicle turned in to the path of Whittry. Both Whittry and Feld received non-life threatening injuries and were taken to St. Anthony Hospital in Carroll by private car.
The Feld car received an estimated $3,500.00 in damages and the delivery truck received an estimated $2,000.00 in damages. The Sac County Sheriff’s Office determined that Thomas was distracted by an on board GPS system in the delivery truck and cited him with failure to yield upon a left turn.
Wall Lake Fire/ Rescue & Lake View Ambulance responded to the scene.
All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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June 6, 2011 Odebolt City Council Agenda
ODEBOLT CITY COUNCIL
Monday, June 6, 2011
CITY HALL - 7:30 p.m.
Tentative Agenda:
1. Call to order
2. Roll Call
3. Approve agenda
4. Approve minutes of previous meetings
5. Approve bills
6. Lagoon Project
A. Change Order…..Res. #11.19
B. Pay request
7. Raise Sewer Rates…First Reading
8. 8:00 p.m. – Hearing –Budget Amendment
A. FY2011… Resolution #11.20
9. Citizens to be heard
10. Permits:
A. Building permits
B. Cigarette Permits: Cubby’s & Sparky’s
C. OCC: Creek Days-Outdoor Sales and Transfer
11. Complaint file
12. Nuisance Abatement Committee report
13. Acquired properties
14. Library Report
15. DOT Maintenance Contract-Revised
16. City Hall Roof
17. County Law Enforcement report
18. Wage Resolution #11.21
19. Delinquent water bills
20. Open Burning Discussion
21. Street Improvements
22. Supt. of Utilities report
23. Committee reports
24. Correspondence
25. Unfinished business
26. Meeting: NW IA League of Cities,
27. LeMars, June 16th, Annual Meeting
28. Adjourn
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Monday, June 6, 2011
CITY HALL - 7:30 p.m.
Tentative Agenda:
1. Call to order
2. Roll Call
3. Approve agenda
4. Approve minutes of previous meetings
5. Approve bills
6. Lagoon Project
A. Change Order…..Res. #11.19
B. Pay request
7. Raise Sewer Rates…First Reading
8. 8:00 p.m. – Hearing –Budget Amendment
A. FY2011… Resolution #11.20
9. Citizens to be heard
10. Permits:
A. Building permits
B. Cigarette Permits: Cubby’s & Sparky’s
C. OCC: Creek Days-Outdoor Sales and Transfer
11. Complaint file
12. Nuisance Abatement Committee report
13. Acquired properties
14. Library Report
15. DOT Maintenance Contract-Revised
16. City Hall Roof
17. County Law Enforcement report
18. Wage Resolution #11.21
19. Delinquent water bills
20. Open Burning Discussion
21. Street Improvements
22. Supt. of Utilities report
23. Committee reports
24. Correspondence
25. Unfinished business
26. Meeting: NW IA League of Cities,
27. LeMars, June 16th, Annual Meeting
28. Adjourn
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24 hours in advance
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June 6, 2011 Lake View City Council Agenda
LAKE VIEW CITY COUNCIL
TENTATIVE AGENDA
Monday, June 6, 2011 Regular Meeting
7:00 p.m. Lake View Municipal Building
1. Call to order.
2. Roll call
3. PUBLIC FORUM: Fifteen minutes of the Council meeting is designated for citizens input on matters not on the agenda. The Council will consider these issues at a later date.
4. CONSENT AGENDA
a. Approve or amend the tentative agenda.
b. Approve minutes from May 16th
c. Approve building permit application from:
i. Carletta Brown, 115 Main street, enclosed porch
ii. David Geary, 106 High Street; storage shed
iii. Roger Peterson, 139 E. Shore Drive, addition to shed.
d. Approve liquor license application from Lake View Foods.
e. Approve bills and authorize payment.
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
5. Public Hearing on the Requested Zoning Change for Lot 1-B Except the East 18' Except the South 15' of Nash's 2nd Addition
6. Resolution # 11-11: "Resolution Regarding the Re-Zoning of Lot 1-B Except the East 18' Except the South 15' of Nash's 2nd Addition and Authorizing Preparation of Amendment to Zoning Map”
7. Approve Liquor License for the Lake View Redemption Center
8. Consider Audit Proposals
9. Resolution #11-12: "Resolution Granting Zoning Special Exception to Jennifer Roeder, 303 Madison Street.”
10. Approve building permit application from Jennifer Roeder, 303 Madison Street, for a deck & pool.
11. Electric:
a. Cost of power
b. 2011 Cable Replacement Project
c. WAPA Update
d. MISO Cash Collateral
e. FEMA Re-conductoring Project
12. DOT Snow Removal Agreement
13. DOT Maintenance Agreement for Primary Roads
14. City Clerk/Administrator Report.
a. Nuisances
b. Ice machine
c. RISE grant
15. Adjourn.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: The Mayor and City Council welcome comments from the general public during the discussion on agenda items. If you wish to comment, please raise your hand and be recognized by the Mayor; then step up to the end of the table and state your name and address for the record.
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TENTATIVE AGENDA
Monday, June 6, 2011 Regular Meeting
7:00 p.m. Lake View Municipal Building
1. Call to order.
2. Roll call
3. PUBLIC FORUM: Fifteen minutes of the Council meeting is designated for citizens input on matters not on the agenda. The Council will consider these issues at a later date.
4. CONSENT AGENDA
a. Approve or amend the tentative agenda.
b. Approve minutes from May 16th
c. Approve building permit application from:
i. Carletta Brown, 115 Main street, enclosed porch
ii. David Geary, 106 High Street; storage shed
iii. Roger Peterson, 139 E. Shore Drive, addition to shed.
d. Approve liquor license application from Lake View Foods.
e. Approve bills and authorize payment.
END OF CONSENT AGENDA
5. Public Hearing on the Requested Zoning Change for Lot 1-B Except the East 18' Except the South 15' of Nash's 2nd Addition
6. Resolution # 11-11: "Resolution Regarding the Re-Zoning of Lot 1-B Except the East 18' Except the South 15' of Nash's 2nd Addition and Authorizing Preparation of Amendment to Zoning Map”
7. Approve Liquor License for the Lake View Redemption Center
8. Consider Audit Proposals
9. Resolution #11-12: "Resolution Granting Zoning Special Exception to Jennifer Roeder, 303 Madison Street.”
10. Approve building permit application from Jennifer Roeder, 303 Madison Street, for a deck & pool.
11. Electric:
a. Cost of power
b. 2011 Cable Replacement Project
c. WAPA Update
d. MISO Cash Collateral
e. FEMA Re-conductoring Project
12. DOT Snow Removal Agreement
13. DOT Maintenance Agreement for Primary Roads
14. City Clerk/Administrator Report.
a. Nuisances
b. Ice machine
c. RISE grant
15. Adjourn.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: The Mayor and City Council welcome comments from the general public during the discussion on agenda items. If you wish to comment, please raise your hand and be recognized by the Mayor; then step up to the end of the table and state your name and address for the record.
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