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Boone County Supervisors
Walters SanitaryService, Inc.
Serving Madrid andSurrounding Areas
Residential and CommercialIn Business Since 1929
Box 129 — Boone432-2866
STORMOR795-4049
515-432-3179
Creators of Distinctive Memorials801 W. Mamie Eisenhower
Boone, IA 50036
800-280-3179
We offer Advance Funeral Planning• Funding that helps offset inflation• Relieves burden from family• Gives you peace of mind
Sundberg-KirkpatrickFuneral Home
Since 1882202 S. Market - Madrid, IA 50156
7 9 5 - 3 2 8 3
Funeral Services
Services
SNUS HILLWINERY
an Iowa Vineyard & Winery2183 320th Street
Madrid, Iowa 50156515.795.3535
www.snushillwine.comCall now to reserve our banquet room.
Thurs: Noon-5pm • Fri: 10am-10pm • Sat: 10am-5pm • Sun: Noon-6pm
Machining
Winery
Computer Services Automotive
KYLE W. WILCOX, attorney
115 Third St. SE, Suite 1200Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401-1266
(800) 691-1180 [email protected]
Simmons Perrine
Jordan & Mahoney Law Firm, P.C.
• Michael F. Mahoney • John D. Jordan • Ryan J. Mahoney
• Meredith C. Mahoney Nerem• John R. Flynn
114 S. Kennedy Ave.Madrid, Iowa 50156
(515) 795-3641
615 Story StreetBoone, Iowa 50036
(515) 432-4510
Open Mon.-Fri.8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
245 W. 2nd Street • Madrid
Call (515) 795-3298 for all your auto repair needs.
Attorneys
HENKEL & ASSOCIATES, P.C.Certified Public Accountants
Tax, Auditing, Accounting,Bookkeeping, and Consulting Services
Open Year Round for Your Convenience
114 S. Kennedy - Madrid, IA
795-4075
Accountant
LAWN Care
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Madrid, Iowa • Greg Grimm
795-2775www.thelarsonagency.com
Don Lincoln • Real Estate • 515-205-6233 (C)
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LARSONAgency
REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE
NEREM & ASSOCIATES, LTD.Insurance and Real Estate
BRAD NEREMBENJAMIN NEREM
116 W 2nd St. – P.O. Box 174Madrid, Iowa 50156
795-2318Call Us for All Your Insurance Needs
Real Estate / Insurance
R. W. Dalton & SonsGeneral Contractors
Russ Dalton230-5304
Randy Dalton230-1070
Specializing inBrick Work • Concrete WorkLight Hauling (up to 7 tons)
(Dirt, Sand, Rock)
Justin RankinP.O. Box 44Madrid, IA
• Decks & Sheds• Dump Trailer & Bobcat • Garages • Windows & Doors • Gutters• Siding & Roofing • Snow Removal
Home Improvement / Construction
Ballard Heating & Cooling515.597.3600 • Cell 515.460.0351
Rick LaPage - Owner/Manager 24 Hour Service • Fully Licensed and Insured
Ballard Heating Dbl Blk$120/3 Months
Mention This Ad and Get 10% Off Service or Repair
Pet Services
Madrid Veterinary ClinicDr. K. D. Houlding
• Pets • HorsesMadrid, IA 50156515-795-2261
Pets House Calls • Pick-up & deliveryServing Madrid over 12 years.
LEERHOFF CONSTRUCTION
Mark Leerhoff • 205-7788
• Steel roofs• Gutters & garages• Windows & doors• Kitchen & bath
Farm & Home Improvements
www.mrmetalworksia.com
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Jontz Painting Single Blk
* Interior and Exterior *
John Jontz• Journeyman Craftsmanship
• Local References • Fully InsuredCasey Mallon - Call 515-685-4438
• Septic • Tiling • Earth Moving• Demolition and Much More!
Land Services
• Irrigation startups, installation, maintenance• Backflow Testing • Landscape Lighting
Phone: 515-282-9292www.alternativeraininc.co
Irrigation Services
Bike Rental
Equipment & Service
1872 330th Street • Madrid515.795.3400 • vanwall.com
Call Kurt Kruse515-360-5934
PCNOTWORKING?Madrid’s
best computer repair!
Cash/Check/MC/VISA
entalsRailside TBikes, recumbent trikes and
wheelchair rentals
326 W 2nd St Madrid
trailsiderentals-madrid.com
515-230-6712
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MAC Diversified Enterprises
210 S KennedyMADRID
Locally and Family OwnedWeld Steel & Aluminum
Mobile Service Available515-795-3125
LAWSON MOWING SERVICE
SERVICES PROVIDED • MOWING • TRIMMING
Estimates Provided • Liability Insured!
Call Riley & Tate at [email protected]
Lodging
515-720-5237330 West 2nd Street | Madrid, IA 50156
(515) [email protected]
City of Madrid
BOONE COUNTY PROCEEDINGS
YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW: Iowa law re-quires publication of certain reports and proceedings, including expenditures of various governing of tax supported bod-ies so the general citizenry is informed on a timely basis as to the activities of those groups. The publication is printed in 8-point type and where expenditures are listed, in a tabular manner for the purpose of easier reading. If you have questions, feel free to contact a mem-ber of any board involved or contact this newspaper.BOARD PROCEEDINGS AS PASSED
UPON BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
September 25, 2019 ChairmanDuffycalledthemeetingtoorder at 8:30 a.m. with all members pres-ent. Zinnel moved Behn seconded mo-tion to approve the minutes of Septem-ber 18, 2019 meeting. NO: None; YES: Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. Behn moved Zinnel seconded motion to approve the agenda. NO: None; YES: Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. Behn moved Zinnel seconded motion to hire Brittany Olson, Part-time/PRN Communications/Dispatch at $17.68 per hour effective October 9th, 2019 NO:None;YES:Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Mo-tion carried. Zinnel moved Behn seconded motion to approve pay adjustment for Jason Borkowski, Full-time Jailer to $19.59 per hour effective October 26th, 2019 NO:None;YES:Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Mo-tion carried. Zinnel moved Behn seconded mo-tion toapprovepayadjustment for JeffWelch, Full-time Jailer to $19.59 per hour effectiveOctober26th,2019NO:None;
YES:Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncar-ried. Zinnel moved Behn seconded motion to approve termination of Jakem Os-trander, Seasonal Park Ranger/Aide, ef-fective August 21, 2019. NO: None; YES: Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. Behn moved Zinnel seconded motion to table termination of Larry Boersma, Seasonal Park/Golf Course Aide con-servation department needs help with mowing. NO: None; YES: Duffy, ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. Zinnel moved Behn seconded motion to approve termination of Mike Kieffer,Seasonal Golf Course Aide, effectiveAugust21,2019.NO:None;YES:Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. Zinnel moved Behn seconded mo-tion to approve termination of Sabrina Gnewuch,SeasonalNaturalist,effectiveAugust21,2019.NO:None;YES:Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. Zinnel moved Behn seconded motion to approve termination of B. Ray Rhoad, SeasonalParkAide,effectiveAugust21,2019.NO:None;YES:Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. Board reviewed and placed on file acopy of the updated hourly rates from Toms Snow Removal, Inc. for the 2019-20 snow seasons. Russ Stevens was present to answer any questions. Stevens reported he was also changing pest control companies to D & D Pest Control. Behn moved Zinnel seconded motion to adopt Resolution 2019-29: Dissolve Central Iowa Recovery 28E Agreement. NO:None;YES:Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried.
BOONE COUNTY RESOLUTION 2019-29
WHEREAS, Boone County, Iowa is
a member of Central Iowa Recovery (“CIR”) that was created and organized under Iowa Code Chapter 28E and con-sists of the counties of Hamilton, War-ren,Hardin,Boone,Madison,Story,andGuthrie; and WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of CIR have discussed the dissolution of CIR consistent with CIR’s operating agreement and bylaws; and WHEREAS, the member counties wish to ensure that if CIR is dissolved, the ser-vices being provided in the various coun-ties will continue. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BOONE COUNTY, STATE OF IOWA: 1. Boone County will assume the op-erations and personnel of CIR and will make all efforts to continue to provideservices to the counties of Hamilton, Warren, Hardin, Madison, Story andGuthrie. 2. The assumption of the CIR opera-tions and personnel by Boone County is predicated upon the following: a.) Each member county will lawfully terminate its membership in CIR. b.) Each member county agrees to not seek reimbursement of its original $25,000 investment in CIR. c.) Each member county agrees to not seek any distribution or reimbursement from the current funds in the operating accounts of CIR that the member coun-ties may be entitled to due to the disso-lution of CIR. Board reviewed a letter addressed to Central Iowa Community Service re-gion that Genesis will be stopping their serviceseffectiveOctober4,2019,dueto insurmountable financial challenges.John Grush sent Board an email ex-plaining his understanding that Genesis Behavioral Health service that is closing
down, does not directly impact Boone County. They are providing mental health services in Greene and Dallas Counties. At this time, we don’t think the services provided by Genesis are in immediate jeopardy. They are looking at a possible merger with another agency and we are also looking at other agency’s that can provide these services Behn moved Zinnel seconded motion to sign Wetland Development Drainage Agreement between the Committee for Agricultural Development and Trustees for Joint Drainage District #1 of Boone and Story Counties. NO: None; YES: Duffy,ZinnelandBehn.Motioncarried. John Roosa, Landfill Administratorpresented departmental update. Eric Sloan, IT Director, presented de-partmental update. MackeySchoolPreservationwasdis-cussed with Harrison Township Trustees and interested citizens. County Attorney Kolacia participated in conversation. MikeSalati,Planning&DevelopmentDirector, Health & Sanitation presented a question about tiny homes from the Board of Adjustment (BOA). BOA asked for Supervisors input on how to handle applications for tiny homes. Amend the zoning ordinance to cover all of them or use variances to use on a case by case basis? Supervisors decided to contin-ue to use variances, until a time comes when there are too many applications. The meeting was adjourned at 11:35 a.m. These minutes were approved Octo-ber 2, 2019.
Attest:PhilippeE.MeierBoone County Auditor
Published in The Madrid Regis-ter-News on Thursday, October 10, 2019.
PUBLIC NOTICERESOLUTION #15-19-20
“RESOLUTION REGARDING PROPOSAL TO GRANT AN
EASEMENT FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS TO MID-IOWA
DEVELOPMENT GROUP, INC.” WHEREAS, the City ofMadrid, Iowa(Madrid),proposestograntanEasementfor IngressandEgresstoMid-IowaDe-velopment Group, Inc., the following de-scribed real estate: All land running South of all that part of Steven Street, East Lawn First Addi-tion toMadrid, Iowa,anofficialplat re-corded in Book 5, page 1 at the Boone County Recorder’s Office, City of Ma-drid, Boone County, Iowa lying East of and directly adjacent to Lot 15 and Birch Street of said East Lawn First Addition to Madrid,Iowathatismoreparticularlyde-scribed as: The North 206.00 feet of Ste-ven Street and containing 6,798 square feet more or less to US Highway 210. And All land running South of all that part of County Road, East Lawn First Addition toMadrid,Iowa,anofficialplatrecordedin Book 5, page 1 at the Boone County Recorder’sOffice,CityofMadrid,BooneCounty, Iowa lying East of and directly adjacent to Lot 8 and Birch Street of said EastLawnFirstAdditiontoMadrid,Iowathat is more particularly described as: The North 206.00 feet of County Road and containing 6,798 square feet more or less to US Highway 210. WHEREAS, the City of Madrid pro-posestogranttoMid-IowaDevelopmentGroup, Inc., hereinafter “Mid-Iowa,” atemporary easement to allow construc-tion equipment ingress and egress from U.S. Highway 210 to the land known as Tiger Run for construction equipment and vehicles to develop Tiger Run and to build residential houses on Tiger Run.
In consideration of the use of the aforementioned land, Mid-Iowa shallsolely pay all associated costs in pre-paring the land for ingress and egress, all cost associated with maintenance and repair, and shall return the land to its current state subsequent to all con-struction. Furthermore, Mid-Iowa shallhold the Owner harmless and indemni-fy the Owner for any acts of negligence committedbyMid-IowaorbyanyentityorcontractorMid-Iowaallowstousetheaforementioned land. Thiseasementisforthebenefitofandappurtenant to the above described real estate, and any part thereof, and shall be for the purposes of giving ingress and egress to the above real estate. This easement shall be binding upon the Grantor and any subsequent Grant-ees and shall run with the land and shall be binding on and shall inure to the ben-efitofallpartieshereto,theirheirs,suc-cessors, assignees, executors and ad-ministrators for a period of seven years from execution of this agreement. Mid-Iowa Development Group, LLCshall pay for the City’s attorney fees, publication fees, recording expenses and all closing costs associated with this transaction. This is an exempt transaction: Con-sideration less than $500.00. Introduced by Ostrander, Seconded by Burich Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shavr Nays: Resolution approved this 30th day of September, 2019
ThomasW.Brown,MayorCityofMadrid,IA
ATTEST:MaryJ.ReeseCity Clerk Published in The Madrid Regis-ter-News on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019.
PUBLIC NOTICEThis notice contains information con-cerningbusinessofMadridcitygovern-ment. It appears in the public interest, for the public good.
Madrid City CouncilSpecial Meeting
September 30, 20195:30 p.m.
The City Council meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. with Mayor TomBrown presiding. Present at Roll Call: Steve Burich, Marvin Ostrander, Chuck Rigby andLane Shaver. Nathan Samples was ab-sent. OtherCityOfficialsPresent:CityClerkMary Jo Reese and Police Chief RickTasler MotionbyCouncilpersonRigby,sec-ond by Councilperson Burich to approve the agenda for September 30, 2019. Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried. MotionbyCouncilpersonShaver,sec-ond by Councilperson Ostrander to open a public hearing regarding Resolution # 14-19-20A, “Resolution Regarding Pro-posal to Vacate Abandoned Street and Convey Real Estate.” Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried. Jason Springer explained the land in question was previously platted for de-velopment when he purchased it. Even though Mid-Iowa Development Groupofficiallyownstheland,theBooneCoun-ty Auditor requested that paperwork be filedbytheCityofMadridtovacatetheland previously platted. No other persons wished to speak at the hearing concern-ingthematter.MotionbyCouncilpersonShaver, seconded by Councilperson Burich to close the public hearing. Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried. MotionbyCouncilpersonShaver,sec-onded by Councilperson Ostrander to approve payment of an invoice to Xenia
RuralWaterintheamountof$7,410.Wa-ter is being purchased from Xenia due to a break in thewater line of theMadridwater system. Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried. MotionbyCouncilpersonRigby,sec-onded by Councilperson Ostrander to approve expenses associated with the city shed upgrade. Mafco will receive$32,480 to insulate, replacedoors, andadd concrete to the east portion of the city shed. Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried. Motion by Councilperson Shaver,seconded by Councilperson Burich to approveResolution#14-19-20A.“Res-olution Regarding Proposal to Vacate Abandoned Street and Convey Real Es-tate.” Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried. The Council considered Resolution #15-19-20 – “Resolution Regarding Pro-posal to Grant an Easement for Ingress and Egress to Mid-Iowa DevelopmentGroup, Inc.” The resolution would allow for a temporary easement of two areas ofcityownedpropertyoffHighway210.The areas would be used for access to “Tiger Run” by construction vehicles, andwouldexpireinsevenyears.Motionby Councilperson Ostrander, second by Councilperson Burich to approve the resolution. Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried. MotionbyCouncilpersonBurich,sec-onded by Councilperson Ostrander to approvethefinalpreliminaryplatfor“Ti-ger Run as recommended by the Plan-ning and Zoning Commission. A possi-ble access to Highway 210 from Tiger Run was discussed. It was decided the access is not a possibility. Duane Lom-bard of 622 Kingman Boulevard stated hefeelsSt.Malachy’sChurchwouldsellMid-Iowa Development enough land tomake another access to Highway 210
from Tiger Run. Councilperson Shaver was concerned with accessibility to the new development by emergency vehi-cles. Mayor Brown stated he under-stands the desire to have an access to 210, he believes cul-de-sacs promote a family environment, and there are few opportunities for expansion and growth inMadridatthistime. Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Rigby, Shav-er.MotionCarried.
Thomas W. Brown Mayor
Attest:MaryJ.ReesCity Clerk Published in The Madrid Regis-ter-News on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019.
City of Madrid
City of Madrid
PUBLIC NOTICERESOLUTION #14-19-20A
“RESOLUTION APPROVING PRO-POSAL TO VACATE ABANDONED
STREET AND CONVEY REAL ESTATE”
WHEREAS, the City ofMadrid, Iowa(Madrid),proposestoabandonaportionof an abandoned street and convey it to Mid-Iowa Development Group, Inc, thefollowing described real estate: All that part of County Road, East LawnFirstAdditiontoMadrid, Iowa,anofficialplat recorded inBook5,page1at theBooneCountyRecorder’sOffice,CityofMadrid,BooneCounty,IowalyingEast of and directly adjacent to Lot 8 and Birch Street of said East Lawn First Addi-tiontoMadrid,Iowathatismoreparticu-larly described as: The North 206.00 feet of County Road and containing 6,798 square feet more or less. All that part of Steven Street, East LawnFirstAdditiontoMadrid, Iowa,anofficialplat recorded inBook5,page1at theBooneCountyRecorder’sOffice,CityofMadrid,BooneCounty,IowalyingEast of and directly adjacent to Lot 15
and Birch Street of said East Lawn First Addition to Madrid, Iowa that is moreparticularly described as: The North 206.00 feet of Steven Street and contain-ing 6,798 square feet more or less. All that part of Birch Street, East Lawn FirstAdditiontoMadrid,Iowa,anofficialplat recorded in Book 5, page 1 at the BooneCountyRecorder’sOffice,CityofMadrid,BooneCounty,IowalyingNorthof and directly adjacent to Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, Steven Street,and County Road of said East Lawn First AdditiontoMadrid,Iowaandcontaining40,909squarefeetmoreorless. Mid-Iowa Development Group, Incshall pay for the City’s attorney fees, publication fees, recording expenses and all closing costs associated with this transaction. This and subsequent resolutions re-gardingthistransactionshallbefiledandindexed as a conveyance with the Boone County Recorder and Boone County Au-ditor,pursuanttoIowaCode§354.23. Mid-Iowa Development, Inc., theirheirs and assigns shall indemnify and hold the City harmless from any and all damages, including attorney fees,
The City incurs in defending any action brought by a third party who may be ad-verselyaffectedbythisconveyance.
This is an exempt transaction: Con-sideration less than $500.00. Introduced by Shaver, Seconded by Burich Ayes: Burich, Ostrander, Shaver, Rig-by Nays: None Resolution approved this 30th day of September, 2019
ThomasW.Brown,MayorCityofMadrid,IA
ATTEST:MaryJ.ReeseCity Clerk Published in The Madrid Regis-ter-News on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019.
Iowa Learning Farms monthly webinar will be
Wednesday, Oct. 16 with Randall Cass as guest presenter
Iowa Learning Farms will host a webinar on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 12 p.m. about the research being done at Iowa State University on bees in agricultural settings.
There are between 300 and 400 species of bees in the state of Iowa, according to Randall Paul Cass, ex-tension entomologist at Iowa State University. Cass will present Iowa State research which focuses on ob-serving the challenges and opportu-nities for bees in Iowa’s agricultural landscapes. “We thrive when bees thrive,”
said Cass, whose research focuses on honey bees and native bees, and on exploring how Iowa’s landscapes impact bee health and abundance. Join the webinar at noon Oct. 16 to learn more about Iowa’s native bees and the research being done at Iowa State University on the rela-tionship between bees and agricul-ture. To watch, go to www.iowalearn-ingfarms.org/page/webinars and click the link to join the webinar shortly before 12 p.m. on Oct. 16, to download the Zoom software and log in option. The webinar will be recorded and archived on the ILF website for watching at any time at https://www.iowalearningfarms.org/page/webinars.
ISU Bee Research and Best Management Practices Topic of Monthly Webinar