25 Feb 2010
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2010
Page
1
The project totals include relocation expenses of 3.475 million dollars and estimated flood mitigation costs of 450 thousand. Pre FEMA cost is 8.45 million with FEMA contributing 3.675 million, leaving a gap of 4.775 million. The asking price for one property owner is not known.
City Council selects TrueNorth block near Greene Square Park and Cedar Rapids Museum of Art for the $45 million library. Nine council members debated three sites, final roll calls showing Unity as four TrueNorth backers plus a few Emerald Knights supporters.
A group of Iowa City homeowners and businesses submitted a 49 signature petition opposing Housing Fellowship plans to build two duplexes in Olde Towne Village off Scott Boulevard. They fear crime and lower property values if low income housing is allowed.
Residents in an upper middle class Iowa City neighborhood oppose affordable housing and Section 8 vouchers being integrated into their area. The petition highlights a broader debate on dispersing affordable housing and requiring low priced homes in new developments.
Gov. Culver names Deputy State Treasurer Stephen Larson of Johnston to replace Lynn Walding as administrator of the Alcoholic Beverages Division. Larson to serve a four year term pending Iowa Senate confirmation. Walding’s decade as administrator drew praise from some lawmakers amid criticism of the governor’s office dysfunction.
The article previews a six hour bipartisan health care summit at Blair House with President Obama moderating four topics including insurance reform cost control coverage expansion and deficit impact. C-SPAN and major networks will televise the event with live coverage across outlets.
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