Cedar Rapids plans $1.6 million elevated walkway
Downtown Cedar Rapids may gain a second story pedestrian passage linking 48 blocks of buildings between First and Fifth streets and A and Fourth avenues. The plan by Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids Assn. envisions a durable closed dome upper deck with precast beams, city ownership, and a tax assessment financing model.
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Supervisors Approve County Pay Increases Across The Board
Linn supervisors announce pay raises for county employees including deputies, within a 5.5 percent average, with sheriff's staff receiving higher or lower amounts based on budget constraints. Raises for non road crew staff will apply on work anniversary dates after budget review.
Woman Says Man Struck Her at Tavern Following Quarrel
Velma C. Marti of 715 Quass Street Hiawatha told police she received a black eye Thursday after a quarrel with a man in a tavern. The incident described follows a separate report about payroll approvals and wage analyses affecting city and county workers, with mentions of job classification changes and immediate increases for road crew members and secretarial staff.
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Wage increases capped by 5.5 percent rule
Supervisors said raises under 5.5 percent are limited due to a large increase last year. Elected officials and their deputies are not included in the wage program as their salaries are set by the state legislature.
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