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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2000
Page
15
The Whiteway 2000 building at 210 S. Clinton St. gains a temporary occupancy permit letting 39 apartments host overnight residents while finishing work continues. Rents range from 500 for studios to 700 for lofts. Mondo's Tomato Pie restaurant will open after permanent permits.
A-1 Disposal Service of Cedar Rapids urged Bluestem Solid Waste Agency to cut its tipping fees from 35 to 20 dollars per ton in December. The firm, Bluestem’s largest private hauler, says it did not receive a timely response and notes a 5 per ton rebate offer may be a temporary gesture.
Dan Willenbring of Dyersville sworn in as District 6 on Northeast Iowa Community College Board replacing Robert LeMay. Board approves low bid of 6094 by Superior Welding for welding program materials at Peosta campus. Anamosa council picks Larry Hansen to fill Robyn Davis seat. Council also plans industrial park with Land North of town along Highway 151. Olin approves 12075 contract for lift station and sewer projects with Anderson-Bogert Inc. Monticello eyeing well No.2 piping repair and possible replacement. tests and cost estimates to be presented.
Garnavillo school board votes to raise substitute teacher pay from 70 to 75 dollars per day aligning with Guttenberg as both districts prepare for whole grade sharing in 2001 2002. The board also approves two open enrollment requests for Garnaville district students to Central Community and MFL MarMac. Russell Loven and Dave Kuehl named child abuse investigators. Loven named affirmative action officer.
Citywide listings show public meetings from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. across Cedar Rapids Marion and surrounding areas with regional sessions in Amana and West Branch plus markets, history tours and theater. Lottery results and obituaries appear alongside local crime reports and recycling info.
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