Plan unit OKs big Marion area addition
The Marion Planning and Zoning Commission approved a 155 acre Lakeside Addition south of Marion. It would add 102 lots of one acre or larger for single family homes near South 22nd and 31st streets. Linn County and Marion approvals are required. Concerns from Linn County Conservation Commission cited impact on Squaw Creek Park. The panel urged sewer service for all lots and a conservation representative at the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Planning and Zoning Commission
Lakeside
22Nd
31St Streets
Sandage Real Estate, Ames
Linn County
Linn County Conservation Commission
Squaw Creek Park
Lee Schoon
Conservation Commission
Marion commission discusses sewer boundaries and fire access needs
The planning commission recommended city officials decide which lots get sanitary sewer while evaluating a 70 foot fire department access right of way. They urged coordinating with the fire chief on exact requirements, pending City Council approval. They also discussed rezoning requests at Highways 151 and 13 and set hearings for March 13 and a Hillcrest First Addition plat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoon
Marion
John Ketelsen
Donald M
Rose
Daleview Drive
22Nd Street
Auggie Baack
Rainbow board set to meet at Gilmour residence
Rainbow board will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Marty Gilmour residence 2429 Brookland Drive NE. Separate briefs note medical assistance calls at 2155 11th Ave and 355 Ninth Ave and an electrical service change at 1625 Seventh Ave. Thought for today credits Thomas Jefferson.
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Rainbow
Rainbow Board
Marty Gilmour
Brookland Drive
11Th Ave
Seventh Ave
Ninth Ave
Marion Sues Repair Shop Over Zoning Violation
The city of Marion filed in Linn District Court against Richard E. and Janet A. Clark who run an auto repair shop at 1225 Eighth St. Marion alleges the business violates a December 1965 zoning ordinance excluding auto repair from home occupations. The city seeks cessation and a restraining order during the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Linn District Court
Richard E
Janet A. Clark
Eighth St
Clarks
Forgery charges filed against two Marion youths
A pair of 16 year olds face four counts of false use of a financial instrument for forging three checks totaling 388 dollars at Hy Vee on Seventh Avenue and one for 99 dollars at Me Too Food Store. The crimes involved stolen checks from Stormore Inc. in Oelwein with possible additional charges in Cedar Rapids. The youths were placed in the county juvenile detention center. Lions meet Marion Noon Lions Club will hear Judy Carmichael of the Junior League about a tennis program at the Five Seasons Civic Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Hy-Vee
Seventh Ave
Me Too
Stormore Inc
Oelwein
Cedar Rapids
Lions
Lions Club
Indian Creek Country Club
Judy Carmichael
Five Seasons Civic Center
Linn County to negotiate psychiatric contract for savings
Linn County supervisors authorize a new negotiator method with the Linn County Psychiatric Clinic to cut costs by as much as 17000 annually. Forbes Johnson will lead talks to reassign administrative duties from Dr. Paul Penningroth to an administrator, aiming for efficiency and fuller patient focus.
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Linn County
Joe Rinas
Linn
Forbes Johnson
Linn Department of Mental Health Services
Clinic
Rinas
Paul Penningroth
Penningroth
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Free Lance
A Haman
Warner Brothers
Thomas Jefferson
Marion Sues
Iowa
Library Caucus
White House
Elizabeth Donnan
East Central Regional Library
Stouffer
Five Seasons Hotel
Nancy Stiegemeyer
Cape Girardeau, Mo
American Library Trustee Association
Miss Donnan
Carl Orgren
Iowa City
George
Eric Clapton
Universal
Tenna Corp
Marion TV & Records
Farmers State Bank
Betty Reed
FSB
14Th St
Fantastic
Irwin
Alburnett
Hiawatha
Monaco
Glenrich
Sparn & Rose Lumber CO
Hutton
Darrel’s
8Th Ave
Marineland Appetite Reg
9Th Street
7Th Ave
Boston
Waverly
Stevens, Rose Ann, Fabricmaster
Lovely Waverly Line
Francis von Voltenburg
Balster’s
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