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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2010
Page
3
The Gazette requests information on seasonal farmers markets in Eastern Iowa. Email cindy.hadish gazcomm.com with location times days start and end dates plus a contact name and phone number. Mail to The Gazette c/o Cindy Hadish 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
Cedar Rapids residents must pay property taxes by the end of March. Payments are accepted at the Linn County Treasurer's Office in Westdale Mall hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, by mail to 930 First St. SW Cedar Rapids IA 52404, or online at www.iowataxandtags.gov. Postmarks by Wednesday count as on time. late payments incur 1.5 percent penalty.
University of Iowa event features author David Orr presenting Down to the Wire: Post Copenhagen Plan B at 7:30 p.m. in Biology Building East room 101. A reception and book signing will follow after he discusses climate policy and local responses to national inaction.
Democratic Rep. Dave Loebsack met with about 50 constituents at Coralville City Hall to discuss flood control at the Coralville Reservoir. Army Corps official Jim Stiman said water at 704 feet leaves 40 percent flood capacity, while residents pressed for buyouts and prioritized property protection over recreation and fish life.
Cedar Rapids officials widen the buyout process by basing offers on a new city paid appraisal if it exceeds the assessor value. The change follows council opposition to a volunteer review panel and could shift hundreds of dollars in pre flood valuations for flood damaged homes near the river. The city caps city paid appraisal costs at 250 dollars, half of the appraisal fee.
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