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Swisher council approves subdivision plat, asbestos inspection, demolition contract, appointments and intergovernmental storage agreement
Summary
At its July 22 meeting, the Swisher City Council approved Resolution 48 (Swisher 60 subdivision final plat), Resolution 49 (asbestos inspection for two downtown garages), Resolution 50 (Midwest Demo Contractors demolition and gravel parking), Resolution 51 (committee appointments) and Resolution 52 (28E storage agreement with EMS/fire and Johnson County); roll-call votes carried on each item.
The Swisher City Council approved several formal actions at the July 22 meeting.
Resolution 48 (2024) approved a site plan and updated final plat for the Swisher 60 subdivision in the city’s two-mile jurisdiction; a roll-call vote recorded affirmative responses and the motion passed.
Resolution 49 (2024) authorized an asbestos inspection and report for two downtown market garages (proposal discussed at approximately $700); council voted to approve the proposal.
Resolution 50 (2024) accepted a proposal from Midwest Demo Contractors (approximately $16,400) to demolish two structures, remove trade material, and construct gravel parking in the downtown project area; council approved the proposal and set demolition timing to occur after necessary approvals and coordination with the board of adjustments if required.
Resolution 51 (2024) appointed Lindsay Soka, Karen (last name not specified in the discussion) and Craig Bondarack to the Swisher committee/board; council discussed staggered terms and approved appointments by roll call.
Resolution 52 (2024) authorized a 28E agreement with Johnson County, EMS and the fire department to relocate certain EMS and fire storage items (including an EMS trailer and an antique fire truck) to the garage behind City Hall for up to five years with a mutual 90-day termination clause; council confirmed insurance responsibilities (contents covered by the storing organization; city maintains the building) and approved the agreement.
The council also authorized the clerk to submit the fiscal year 2024 debt obligation report to the Iowa State Treasurer, a required annual filing.
