Linn County weighs local option tax pitch for rural residents
Linn County supervisors outline a 1 percent local option sales tax extension to 2034 to fund flood protection street repairs and property tax relief. The plan targets rural areas with a tax cut appeal while directing revenue to road projects conservation programs and targeted tax relief for rural property owners outside city limits.
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Linn County Supervisors
Steve Gravelle
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn
District 4
Brent Oleson
Oleson
Marion
Pitch
Farm Bureau
Cedar River
Harris
Linn County
Cedar Rapids hosts second open house with city manager candidate
Cedar Rapids holds a second open house tonight from 6 to 7 30 p m at Kennedy High School with city manager Jeff Pomeranz who has served since September He will speak on his experience and city projects followed by Q A session A third gathering is set for April 14 at Washington High School Refreshments start at 6 p m and Pomeranz speaks at 6 30 p m The Parks and Recreation Play Guide lists summer programs for all ages and registration options.
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Cedar Rapids
T: City
Jeff Pomeranz
Kennedy High School
Weing Rd
Washington High School
Forest Dr. SE
Pomeranz
Ambroz Center
Mount Vernon Rd
Crrec.org
Eminent domain urged for Hiawatha project
HIAWATHA The city engineer recommends eminent domain to acquire land needed for the Boyson Road Robins Road intersection improvement. Thomas Bowler owns 55 Boyson Rd southeast of the CN railroad crossing. Land appraised at 80000 dollars. negotiations at impasse. Linn County to call a compensation commission to value the matter. The panel decision binds either party to appeal to District Court if needed.
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Hiawatha
Boyson Road
Robins Road
Thomas Bowler
Boyson Rd
Canadian National Railroad
Ken DeKeyser
Bowler
Linn County
District Court
DeKeyser
Old Fire Station No. 2 eyed for move amid sewer project
In Cedar Rapids, Fire Station No. 2 at Fifth Street and E Avenue NW faces demolition or relocation as an $8.9 million storm sewer project proceeds next year. City officials prefer moving the 3,925 square foot building over keeping or demolishing it, with public comment open until April 16.
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Gazette Edar Rapids
Fifth Street
E Avenue NW
Tom
F Avenue
Dave Wallace
Public Works Department
Third
13Th Streets
Wallace
Ford Infrastructure & Environment LLC
Cedar Rapids
Linda Seger
Northwest Neighbors Association
Time Check Park
Time Check Recreation Center
Clint Tweet- Ball
Matthew 25 Ministry Hub
Ellis Urban Village
Tweet-Ball
F and H
Fifth Street NW
Central Fire
Third St. NW
First and
Second Avenues SE
Becky Malewitz
the Gazette
Fifth St
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