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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2010
Page
3
Cedar Rapids City Council aims to exhaust flood relief funds from the local option sales tax by June 30, 2014 after spending 243,441 of 16.6 million collected since April 1, 2009. About 90 percent funds flood relief via property acquisition and rehab, with 10 percent aiding property tax relief.
Regina and Iowa City school boards approve a contract sending state transportation funds from Iowa City to Regina for non public school busing next year. Iowa City stops Regina service this fall to save about 260000 annually and Regina seeks bids for its own service. City of Iowa City breaks ground on a 37 million recycling center off Scott Boulevard opening next summer with an environmental education center and public use. Cedar Rapids releases online maps for CR Transit routes with interactive route maps schedules and bus stop locations.
Cedar Rapids officials will meet residents 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday at Hy-Vee Food Store 1556 First Ave NE. Mayor Ron Corbett and City Council members will solicit ideas and feedback. Similar Saturday coffees are planned for all Cedar Rapids Hy-Vee locations.
Mount Vernon High School Industrial Tech Design students led by Scott White built a 40-foot hot air balloon. After trial and error with tape and painter's plastic strips ironed together, the eighth design floated briefly before wind brought it down.
G R resident James Maxted proposes a three month trial to close Second Avenue SE between 10th and 12th streets SE to study traffic and community impact before any permanent decision on PCI medical mall plans at 10th Street. A traffic study funded by PCI and the city is underway.
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