Cedar Rapids identifies 192 buyout targets near new levee
City officials announced 192 flood area properties between the Cedar River and a proposed levee will be sent to FEMA for buyout funding. The plan includes a future greenway and a new flood protection system, with about 75 percent of costs covered by FEMA, 10 percent by the state, and 1 cent by the city, potentially materializing by fall 2009.
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Disproportionate discipline in Iowa schools prompts talks
Data show Cedar Rapids district suspensions at 2.6 percent in 2006-07 with a 3.9 expulsion ratio, while Linn and Polk counties mirror state ratios and mostly avoid expulsions. Des Moines conference speakers debate racial patterns, with Indiana examples of reform. Rainey and peers, missing diplomas, pursue nursing after multiple high schools and juvenile placement.
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Cedar Rapids Flood Buyout List Shows 192 Properties
The city of Cedar Rapids released a greenway buyout list naming 192 properties eligible for FEMA funded buyouts and a separate list of 554 properties in a construction zone. Online access is available at GazetteOnline.com for details.
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Greenway Buyouts and Property Listings Across Multiple Streets
A long list details Greenway area buyouts and property transfers across First Street through Fourth Avenue, naming buyers and owners including Richard J. and staff, Virgil A. Henley and Janice E., and numerous LLCs, trusts, and individuals tied to addresses on Aldershot, Sadler, Henley, Thomas, England, and adjacent streets. The dense roster covers dozens of entity names, businesses, estates, and personal owners, reflecting extensive real estate activity in a single corridor.
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Lehman
Allsop & Evans
Aldershot
Richard D
Joyce E
Sadler Brothers Ltd
DVM Properties LLC
Abbe Inc
Michalec
John P
Stacy A
M&t Property Ventures LLC
Miller
Daniel R
Tina Builta-Miller
Hartman
Danny R. Jr
Tolbert
Irene J
Fourth Street
Turner
Richard Jr
Ruth E
Benning
Kenneth D
Jarmila J
Lubbert
Terry & Anita
Ellis Boulevard
Elis Road
McDaniel
Julie
Nelson
Marcus M
Elizabeth J
Conrad
Charles E
Flood buyout prospects listed for numerous property owners
A long list of property owners and entities across two quadrants shows potential flood buyouts. Names include Betty A Watson Watkins area addresses 2535, 2549 Davenport, 2600 Bowers, 2607 Carnicle, 2608 Bowers, 2611 Davenport, and many others. Equity Trust Co and Federal National Mortgage Association appear among stakeholders.
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