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EZSELLUSAThursday, Friday & Saturday

EZ Sell USA Consignment Resale Center

201 N. Commerce Street Galena, IL 61036

Open Daily 9:00 am Sun Noon Close at 6:00 pm Daily Fri & Sat close at 9:00 pm

Questions call Paul at 563-543-5201

www.ezse l lusa .com

This 10 year old home has been sold and the contents must be sold to

make room for the new owners items. All items contemporary and of the

highest quality, do not miss this sale. Everything must sell, home is located in the Galena Territory. Follow Blackhawk

Trace, to West Wachter Road, turn onto North Clark lane to High Ridge Run and 1 Buckeye is on your left.

www.estatesale.com Search ID# 5940

8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Estate Tag SALE

August 6, 7, 8 #1 Buckeye Court Galena, IL

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ANTIQUES – HOUSEHOLD Sell-ing at 10:30 am: PARTIAL LISTING! Crocks - Redwing (6 gallon), West-ern (15 -20 gallon); Toys; 10 old tin doll houses; Old vintage doll house furniture; Old dolls; Lady figurine; Nascar toys; Airplanes, toy banks; Magic Stayon Doll; Old newspa-pers, LaMotte News, Telegraph Herald, 1920-1940; Old buttons; Old Christmas ornaments; Cedar jewelry box; Rugs, bedding; Like new roaster; 2 sets of silverware; Set of china; Like new luggage; Plus many more like new antique house-hold items.PICTURES Selling at 11:00 am: Special Note: There are 100 plus pictures. Many top quality pictures. Pheasants Forever, Fox, Birds; Vic-torian plus many more that have very nice frames. Outstanding col-lection.BEER SIGNS - MIRRORED BEER SIGNS Selling at 12:30 pm: Very nice collection! Hamm’s Beer Sign; Budweiser World Champion Team 8 Horses, 5 Dogs, one side clock, other side lady; Bud Light Spuds Mackenzie; Old Style, Miller High Life, Bud Light, 2 Schlitz, plus more; 50 plus new, many still in boxes. Mirrored beer signs, Partial listings: Miller, Pabst, Hamm’s; Budweiser beer mugs. This is a very nice col-lection, plus a few wine glass signs.TV’s - PRINTER COPIER- BIS-SELL VACUUM Selling at 1:30 pm: 54” Sanyo LG TV; 32” LG TV; HP Office Jet Printer/Copier; Like new Bissell Vacuum CleanerMODERN FURNITURE - AN-TIQUE TYPE FURNITURE Selling at 1:45 pm: Auctioneer’s Note: This furniture is all less than 5 years

old. Top quality. Beautiful 3 pc. Oak queen bedroom set: bed, 2 dress-ers, one with mirror, excellent. 3 pc. oak style queen bedroom set with bed, 2 dressers, 6 drawer, 5 drawer, with mirror, very nice. 5 pc. Counter height dining set, 4 chairs, table; 3 oak style end tables. Very nice modern buffet, Oak style en-tertainment center, nice; 4 drawer dresser, Very nice recliner couch, 2 Swivel bar stools; Klaussner love seat sleeper with ottoman; Leather ottoman; Wellness by Design desk chair; Mohogany hutch, table and 6 chairs; Piano bench; Executive oak desk, very nice; 2 wooden lamps; Old pine wooden box; Plus other furniture items that are in excellent condition.NEW TROY BUILT SNOWBLOW-ER – SHELVING -TOOLS Selling at 2:00 pm: Like new Troybuilt, Electric start, Vortex 2490 Snow-blower with light. 6 sections of nice shelving; New 3 gallon Campbell Hausfeld air compressor; Hose reel; Little Giant ladder; Louisville Alu-minum stepladder; Worx trimmer; Black & Decker tools; Plus more tool related items. Like new!2008 SUZUKI XL7 AWD VEHICLE Selling at 2:30 pm: Vehicle has leather interior, 7 seat passenger seating, power seats and windows, Am-Fm. Vehicle is in very nice con-dition with only 95,000 miles. Vehi-cle has been well maintained.OUTDOOR ITEMS Selling at 2:00 pm; Clayton Courts 5 pc. Outdoor dining set, new; Patio set with chairs; 37” Corebrook Aluminum fire pit; Weber grill; Porch glider; Outdoor hanging clock.

For pictures go to auctionzip.com #28495.

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is another outstanding sale from antiques to modern furniture, beer signs and outdoor items. Many items like new. Please note selling times. Vehicle is in very good condition. Plan on at-tending.

2008 SUZUKI XL7 AWD VEHICLE • BEER SIGNS • CROCKS TOYS • ANTIQUES • MODERN FURNITURE • TV’S TROY BUILT SNOWBLOWER • OUTDOOR ITEMS

RONALD THIERING ESTATE SATURDAY, AUG. 8, 2020 • 10:30 AM DUBUQUE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS - DUBUQUE, IOWA

Clemens Auction CompanyBernard, Iowa • 563-879-3640 • 563-590-2441 ad

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2008 Fendt 820 MFWD tractor; 2003 Fendt 920 MFWD tractor; 1989 White 1002wd tractor; 1980 White 2-85 2wd tractor; 1977 Allis Chalmers 5050 2wd dieseltractor; 1968 Allis Chalmers 170 gas tractor; 1964 62 Oliver 770 gas tractor;1951 Oliver 66 gas tractor; 2014 CAT 304E CR mini excavator; 2011 GleanerR66 2wd combine; 2009 AGCO 3000 6R30” corn head; White 8200 12R30”planter; Land Pride APS1572 72” 3-pt. seeder; Sunflower 5034-26 26’ field cul-tivator; Unverferth 1225 30’ rolling harrow; Hiniker 6000 6R30” 3-pt. cultivator;DMI 3200 11 shank pull type; Hardi NAV-1000 “Navigator” 1000 gal. pull typesprayer; Brillion 9 shank 12’ disc chisel; King Kutter 5 ½’ 3-pt. disc; White 5886 bottom plow; (2) Brent 644 gravity wagons; (2) Brent 640 gravity wagons;2005 Chevy 1500HD 4 door 4wd pickup; 2015 Kubota RTVX1100C diesel UTV;2013 Featherlite 1610 14’ V-nose enclosed trailer; 1995 Haulmark 96” x 20’trailer; Also selling a quantity of farm equipment & farm related items.

The Dennis Gudenkauf EstateFor Info Contact: Rob Gudenkauf from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. at (563) 920-6923

SULLIVAN AUCTIONEERS, LLC • TOLL FREE (844) 847-2161www.SullivanAuctioneers.com • IL License #444000107

FOR INFO: Jim Huff (319) 931-9292 or John Probasco (641) 856-7355

Inspection Dates: Fri., Aug. 7th & Sat., Aug. 8th from 9 - 4 both days.

TIMED ONLINE ONLYNO-RESERVE FARM ESTATE AUCTION

Thursday, August 13th at 9:30 a.m.Items located at the farm: 1456 220th St., Manchester, IA

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REAL ESTATE – HOUSEHOLD - VEHICLES

STEVEN REICHENAUER TRUST301 BRYN DRIVE, PEOSTA, IOWA

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2020 • 11 AMREAL ESTATE DESCRIPTION: This 1,452 sq. ft. ranch home is located on a 80’ x 105’ lot legally described as

Lot 14, Parkview Estates. Gross annual taxes are $3,072. The home built in 2016 has kitchen, dining/living room, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on the first floor. The basement (partially finished) has large family room, bath, utility room, bedroom and garage. There is a deck on rear of the home as well as a double car garage.REAL ESTATE TERMS: Ten (10) percent down day of sale with the balance due in approximately 30 days upon presentation of an appropriate deed. Call “Doc” for private showing or more information.

OPEN HOUSE TODAY1:00 TO 2:30 PM

FURNITURE: 2 drop leaf pine tables; 4 wicker seat chairs; bar chairs; sofa table w/2 matching lamp tables; 2 wingback chairs; walnut sofa table; 42” flat screen TV; pendulum wall clock; 6’ x 9’ Pakistan oriental rug and runners; gold frame mirror; Mahogany double pedestal desk w/chair; Wardrobe w/glass doors; wood book shelf; Sony 42” flat screen TV; Walnut head board double bed; oak dresser w/swing mirror; commode; 4 pc. pine queen size bedroom set; red velvet arm chair; spoke back rocker; slat top trunk; king size bed frame; walnut buffet; end tables; sofa hide-a-bed; small pcs.HOUSEHOLD: kitchen items; hand vac; charcoal grill; magazine rack w/lamp; stuffed pheasant; framed farm prints; HP computer; coolers; mounted deer head; large flower pots; Christmas decorations.TOOLS/YARD ITEMS: Troy Bilt 24” 2 stage snow blower; John Deere TRS21 SS snow blower; Craftsman 6 gal. shop vac; alum step ladder; Stihl chain saw; Craftsman air tank; Troy Bilt lawn mower; Stihl gas trimmer; DeWalt chop saw; Electrical hand tools; router w/metal work table; B/D belt sander; 18 ft. aluminum extension ladder; and many small hand tools.AUTOMOBILES: 1999 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4 door pickup, 4 x 4 w/AT, PS, PB, PL, PW, radio/CD; 1978 Mercury Grand Marquis w/AT, PB, PS, PL, PW, Air,Radio/8 track, only 38,104 miles.

www.AuctionZip.com #39539TERMS: Cash or good check. All settlements sale day. ID required.CLERK: Sue OtrubaAUCTIONEERS: “Doc” Johnston 451-0579Ed Hess 543-7675SALE MANAGED BY: Hess & Johnston Auction Service, Inc, 583-0321BROKER: American Realty, 2115 JFKennedy Road, Dubuque, Iowa

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ANNUAL FALL CONSIGNMENT

SALESATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 2020

10:30 AMDubuque County Fairgrounds

Dubuque, Iowa

Tractors, Farm Machinery, Tools, ATV, Hay, Vehicles

Call to consign your items.Call by Friday, August 21st to have your items listed in the newspaper ad and to have pictures posted on

www.auctionzip.com #28495

Clemens Auction Company563-879-3640; 563-590-2441

CITY OF PEOSTA,IOWA

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Peosta City Coun-cil met in regular ses-sion at 6:00 p.m. onTuesday, July 28, 2020in person and by virtualmeans due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Present in personwere: Mayor JimMerten, Council mem-bers Gerry Hess, DougHughes, John Kraft,and Kathy Orr. Go-ToMeeting participantwas Karen Lyons. Ab-sent: None. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the agenda.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve theconsent agenda includ-ing the minutes fromthe July 14 regularmeeting, minutes fromthe June 17 PCC Boardof Directors meeting,Resolution #2020-58-AResolution ApprovingPersonally IdentifiableInformation Policy,Resolution #2020-59-Resolution ApprovingAmended ProcurementPolicy, Resolution#2020-60-A ResolutionAmending Resolution2020-42, A ResolutionSetting the Salaries/Wages for AppointedOfficers and Employeesof the City of Peostafor FY21, and bills: Pay-roll-23,700.58, 7G Dis-tributing Co-barmerchandise-1577.90,Advantage Administra-tors-withholding-374.10,Air Purifiers and Clean-ers.com-UV machine-CDBG grant-26,499.00,Alliant Energy-electric-ity-4758.88, Amazon.-com-police equipment/program expenses/supplies-2350.38, An-them Sports-floor plates-659.64, Brownells, Inc-sales tax refund-(2.44),City of Dubuque-park-ing-1.75, Constant Con-t ac t-e -new slet ters -322.00, Dairy Queen-dilly bars-39.00, DeltaDental-dental insur-ance-615.36, DicksSporting Goods-catch-ers mitt-59.99, FarewayFoods, Inc-bar mer-chandise/day campsupplies-736.23, Fuer-ste, Carew, Juergens-legal-1245.50, HobbyLobby-day camp sup-plies-26.48, InternalRevenue Service-with-holding-7480.38, IowaLeague of Cities-FY21dues laCMA-120.00,Iowa One Call-locates-65.70, IPERS-withhold-ing-9812.59, J&R SupplyInc-Spiegel field tiling-201.00, K&K Logo De-signs Ltd-embroideryon uniform-14.00, Key-stone Laboratories Inc-testing-638.90, Krog-man, Kevin-tourna-ment-250.00, KruserSeptic Services Inc-sewer maintenance-13,325.80, M & T Bank-withholding-1157.03,Maquoketa Valley Elec-tric Coop-electricity-1128.27, Matthew Dis-tributing-bar merchan-dise-186.20, MedicalAssociates Clinic, P.C.-random drug screen-159.00, Medical Asso-ciates Health Plan-in-s u r a n c e - 1 5 , 7 6 8 . 0 2 ,M e n a r d s - s u p p l i e s -21.36, Michaels Stores-supplies-20.49, NapaAuto Parts-vehicleparts-70.29, Office De-pot-office supplies-52.26, Peosta Automo-tive LLC-oil changes-103.25, Postmaster-postage-156.95, Quadi-ent Leasing USA, Inc-postal machine rental-221.40, RDG Planning &Design-park & trailcomp plan-2951.52,Roeder Implement Inc-vehicle parts-39.26, Ru-bie, Dodie-refund-265.00, Square-cardreaders-21.40, SummitCleaning Services, LLC-building maintenance-235.25, Sun Life Assur-ance Co-insurance-542.66, Telegraph Her-ald-legal notices-88.95,Telegraph Herald-monthly subscription-12.95, Three Rivers FSCompany-field markingchalk-123.80, Treasur-er-State of Iowa-with-holding-2425.00, TriState Shred-shreddingservice-49.95, USA BlueBook-water systemmaintenance/locateflags-226.52, VerizonWireless-telephone-452.72, Vistaprint-busi-ness cards-41.39,Volkens, Inc-baseballfield drain tile-25,300.00, Walmart-supplies-150.78. Gen-eral Fund-81,255.20,Community CentreFund-33,352.59, KellyOaks Park Fund-24.60,Road Use Tax Fund-3315.06, Brady/Deer-wood Street CapitalProject Fund-761.53,Water Fund-5994.93,Sewer Fund-21,802.61,Garbage Fund-337.87.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Karen Lyons left themeeting at 6:04 p.m.because she was un-able to hear the con-versation. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by John Kraftto approve Resolution#2020-61-Resolutionapproving contract andperformance and/orpayment bonds for theWastewater TreatmentFacility ImprovementsProject. All Ayes. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by DougHughes to approveResolution #2020-62-Resolution to fix a datefor a public hearing onproposal to enter into aSewer Revenue Loanand DisbursementAgreement and to bor-row money thereunderin a principal amountnot to exceed $440,000.All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by JohnKraft to approve thesecond reading of Ordi-nance #2020-03-An Or-dinance IncrementallyIncreasing Sewer Ratesin the City of Peosta.Roll Call Vote. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by GerryHess to approve thefirst reading of Ordi-nance #2020-04-An Or-dinance Amending theCode of Ordinances ofthe City of Peosta bythe Addition of Chapter14, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles andOff-Road Utility Vehi-cles. Roll Call Vote.Ayes: Hughes, Hess,Kraft; Nays: Orr. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto table action on theMobile Food Vendorsordinance. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by GerryHess to approve Build-ing Permit 2020-204Bsubmitted by Tri-StateBuildings for the NICCstorage building. AllAyes. Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by DougHughes to adjourn at6:48 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.

Karen SnyderCity Clerk

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CITY OF PEOSTA,IOWA

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Peosta City Coun-cil met in regular ses-sion at 6:00 p.m. onTuesday, July 28, 2020in person and by virtualmeans due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Present in personwere: Mayor JimMerten, Council mem-bers Gerry Hess, DougHughes, John Kraft,and Kathy Orr. Go-ToMeeting participantwas Karen Lyons. Ab-sent: None. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the agenda.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve theconsent agenda includ-ing the minutes fromthe July 14 regularmeeting, minutes fromthe June 17 PCC Boardof Directors meeting,Resolution #2020-58-AResolution ApprovingPersonally IdentifiableInformation Policy,Resolution #2020-59-Resolution ApprovingAmended ProcurementPolicy, Resolution#2020-60-A ResolutionAmending Resolution2020-42, A ResolutionSetting the Salaries/Wages for AppointedOfficers and Employeesof the City of Peostafor FY21, and bills: Pay-roll-23,700.58, 7G Dis-tributing Co-barmerchandise-1577.90,Advantage Administra-tors-withholding-374.10,Air Purifiers and Clean-ers.com-UV machine-CDBG grant-26,499.00,Alliant Energy-electric-ity-4758.88, Amazon.-com-police equipment/program expenses/supplies-2350.38, An-them Sports-floor plates-659.64, Brownells, Inc-sales tax refund-(2.44),City of Dubuque-park-ing-1.75, Constant Con-t ac t-e -new slet ters -322.00, Dairy Queen-dilly bars-39.00, DeltaDental-dental insur-ance-615.36, DicksSporting Goods-catch-ers mitt-59.99, FarewayFoods, Inc-bar mer-chandise/day campsupplies-736.23, Fuer-ste, Carew, Juergens-legal-1245.50, HobbyLobby-day camp sup-plies-26.48, InternalRevenue Service-with-holding-7480.38, IowaLeague of Cities-FY21dues laCMA-120.00,Iowa One Call-locates-65.70, IPERS-withhold-ing-9812.59, J&R SupplyInc-Spiegel field tiling-201.00, K&K Logo De-signs Ltd-embroideryon uniform-14.00, Key-stone Laboratories Inc-testing-638.90, Krog-man, Kevin-tourna-ment-250.00, KruserSeptic Services Inc-sewer maintenance-13,325.80, M & T Bank-withholding-1157.03,Maquoketa Valley Elec-tric Coop-electricity-1128.27, Matthew Dis-tributing-bar merchan-dise-186.20, MedicalAssociates Clinic, P.C.-random drug screen-159.00, Medical Asso-ciates Health Plan-in-s u r a n c e - 1 5 , 7 6 8 . 0 2 ,M e n a r d s - s u p p l i e s -21.36, Michaels Stores-supplies-20.49, NapaAuto Parts-vehicleparts-70.29, Office De-pot-office supplies-52.26, Peosta Automo-tive LLC-oil changes-103.25, Postmaster-postage-156.95, Quadi-ent Leasing USA, Inc-postal machine rental-221.40, RDG Planning &Design-park & trailcomp plan-2951.52,Roeder Implement Inc-vehicle parts-39.26, Ru-bie, Dodie-refund-265.00, Square-cardreaders-21.40, SummitCleaning Services, LLC-building maintenance-235.25, Sun Life Assur-ance Co-insurance-542.66, Telegraph Her-ald-legal notices-88.95,Telegraph Herald-monthly subscription-12.95, Three Rivers FSCompany-field markingchalk-123.80, Treasur-er-State of Iowa-with-holding-2425.00, TriState Shred-shreddingservice-49.95, USA BlueBook-water systemmaintenance/locateflags-226.52, VerizonWireless-telephone-452.72, Vistaprint-busi-ness cards-41.39,Volkens, Inc-baseballfield drain tile-25,300.00, Walmart-supplies-150.78. Gen-eral Fund-81,255.20,Community CentreFund-33,352.59, KellyOaks Park Fund-24.60,Road Use Tax Fund-3315.06, Brady/Deer-wood Street CapitalProject Fund-761.53,Water Fund-5994.93,Sewer Fund-21,802.61,Garbage Fund-337.87.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Karen Lyons left themeeting at 6:04 p.m.because she was un-able to hear the con-versation. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by John Kraftto approve Resolution#2020-61-Resolutionapproving contract andperformance and/orpayment bonds for theWastewater TreatmentFacility ImprovementsProject. All Ayes. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by DougHughes to approveResolution #2020-62-Resolution to fix a datefor a public hearing onproposal to enter into aSewer Revenue Loanand DisbursementAgreement and to bor-row money thereunderin a principal amountnot to exceed $440,000.All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by JohnKraft to approve thesecond reading of Ordi-nance #2020-03-An Or-dinance IncrementallyIncreasing Sewer Ratesin the City of Peosta.Roll Call Vote. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by GerryHess to approve thefirst reading of Ordi-nance #2020-04-An Or-dinance Amending theCode of Ordinances ofthe City of Peosta bythe Addition of Chapter14, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles andOff-Road Utility Vehi-cles. Roll Call Vote.Ayes: Hughes, Hess,Kraft; Nays: Orr. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto table action on theMobile Food Vendorsordinance. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by GerryHess to approve Build-ing Permit 2020-204Bsubmitted by Tri-StateBuildings for the NICCstorage building. AllAyes. Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by DougHughes to adjourn at6:48 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.

Karen SnyderCity Clerk

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CITY OF PEOSTA,IOWA

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Peosta City Coun-cil met in regular ses-sion at 6:00 p.m. onTuesday, July 28, 2020in person and by virtualmeans due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Present in personwere: Mayor JimMerten, Council mem-bers Gerry Hess, DougHughes, John Kraft,and Kathy Orr. Go-ToMeeting participantwas Karen Lyons. Ab-sent: None. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the agenda.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve theconsent agenda includ-ing the minutes fromthe July 14 regularmeeting, minutes fromthe June 17 PCC Boardof Directors meeting,Resolution #2020-58-AResolution ApprovingPersonally IdentifiableInformation Policy,Resolution #2020-59-Resolution ApprovingAmended ProcurementPolicy, Resolution#2020-60-A ResolutionAmending Resolution2020-42, A ResolutionSetting the Salaries/Wages for AppointedOfficers and Employeesof the City of Peostafor FY21, and bills: Pay-roll-23,700.58, 7G Dis-tributing Co-barmerchandise-1577.90,Advantage Administra-tors-withholding-374.10,Air Purifiers and Clean-ers.com-UV machine-CDBG grant-26,499.00,Alliant Energy-electric-ity-4758.88, Amazon.-com-police equipment/program expenses/supplies-2350.38, An-them Sports-floor plates-659.64, Brownells, Inc-sales tax refund-(2.44),City of Dubuque-park-ing-1.75, Constant Con-t ac t-e -new slet ters -322.00, Dairy Queen-dilly bars-39.00, DeltaDental-dental insur-ance-615.36, DicksSporting Goods-catch-ers mitt-59.99, FarewayFoods, Inc-bar mer-chandise/day campsupplies-736.23, Fuer-ste, Carew, Juergens-legal-1245.50, HobbyLobby-day camp sup-plies-26.48, InternalRevenue Service-with-holding-7480.38, IowaLeague of Cities-FY21dues laCMA-120.00,Iowa One Call-locates-65.70, IPERS-withhold-ing-9812.59, J&R SupplyInc-Spiegel field tiling-201.00, K&K Logo De-signs Ltd-embroideryon uniform-14.00, Key-stone Laboratories Inc-testing-638.90, Krog-man, Kevin-tourna-ment-250.00, KruserSeptic Services Inc-sewer maintenance-13,325.80, M & T Bank-withholding-1157.03,Maquoketa Valley Elec-tric Coop-electricity-1128.27, Matthew Dis-tributing-bar merchan-dise-186.20, MedicalAssociates Clinic, P.C.-random drug screen-159.00, Medical Asso-ciates Health Plan-in-s u r a n c e - 1 5 , 7 6 8 . 0 2 ,M e n a r d s - s u p p l i e s -21.36, Michaels Stores-supplies-20.49, NapaAuto Parts-vehicleparts-70.29, Office De-pot-office supplies-52.26, Peosta Automo-tive LLC-oil changes-103.25, Postmaster-postage-156.95, Quadi-ent Leasing USA, Inc-postal machine rental-221.40, RDG Planning &Design-park & trailcomp plan-2951.52,Roeder Implement Inc-vehicle parts-39.26, Ru-bie, Dodie-refund-265.00, Square-cardreaders-21.40, SummitCleaning Services, LLC-building maintenance-235.25, Sun Life Assur-ance Co-insurance-542.66, Telegraph Her-ald-legal notices-88.95,Telegraph Herald-monthly subscription-12.95, Three Rivers FSCompany-field markingchalk-123.80, Treasur-er-State of Iowa-with-holding-2425.00, TriState Shred-shreddingservice-49.95, USA BlueBook-water systemmaintenance/locateflags-226.52, VerizonWireless-telephone-452.72, Vistaprint-busi-ness cards-41.39,Volkens, Inc-baseballfield drain tile-25,300.00, Walmart-supplies-150.78. Gen-eral Fund-81,255.20,Community CentreFund-33,352.59, KellyOaks Park Fund-24.60,Road Use Tax Fund-3315.06, Brady/Deer-wood Street CapitalProject Fund-761.53,Water Fund-5994.93,Sewer Fund-21,802.61,Garbage Fund-337.87.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Karen Lyons left themeeting at 6:04 p.m.because she was un-able to hear the con-versation. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by John Kraftto approve Resolution#2020-61-Resolutionapproving contract andperformance and/orpayment bonds for theWastewater TreatmentFacility ImprovementsProject. All Ayes. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by DougHughes to approveResolution #2020-62-Resolution to fix a datefor a public hearing onproposal to enter into aSewer Revenue Loanand DisbursementAgreement and to bor-row money thereunderin a principal amountnot to exceed $440,000.All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by JohnKraft to approve thesecond reading of Ordi-nance #2020-03-An Or-dinance IncrementallyIncreasing Sewer Ratesin the City of Peosta.Roll Call Vote. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by GerryHess to approve thefirst reading of Ordi-nance #2020-04-An Or-dinance Amending theCode of Ordinances ofthe City of Peosta bythe Addition of Chapter14, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles andOff-Road Utility Vehi-cles. Roll Call Vote.Ayes: Hughes, Hess,Kraft; Nays: Orr. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto table action on theMobile Food Vendorsordinance. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by GerryHess to approve Build-ing Permit 2020-204Bsubmitted by Tri-StateBuildings for the NICCstorage building. AllAyes. Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by DougHughes to adjourn at6:48 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.

Karen SnyderCity Clerk

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CITY OF PEOSTA,IOWA

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Peosta City Coun-cil met in regular ses-sion at 6:00 p.m. onTuesday, July 28, 2020in person and by virtualmeans due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Present in personwere: Mayor JimMerten, Council mem-bers Gerry Hess, DougHughes, John Kraft,and Kathy Orr. Go-ToMeeting participantwas Karen Lyons. Ab-sent: None. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the agenda.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve theconsent agenda includ-ing the minutes fromthe July 14 regularmeeting, minutes fromthe June 17 PCC Boardof Directors meeting,Resolution #2020-58-AResolution ApprovingPersonally IdentifiableInformation Policy,Resolution #2020-59-Resolution ApprovingAmended ProcurementPolicy, Resolution#2020-60-A ResolutionAmending Resolution2020-42, A ResolutionSetting the Salaries/Wages for AppointedOfficers and Employeesof the City of Peostafor FY21, and bills: Pay-roll-23,700.58, 7G Dis-tributing Co-barmerchandise-1577.90,Advantage Administra-tors-withholding-374.10,Air Purifiers and Clean-ers.com-UV machine-CDBG grant-26,499.00,Alliant Energy-electric-ity-4758.88, Amazon.-com-police equipment/program expenses/supplies-2350.38, An-them Sports-floor plates-659.64, Brownells, Inc-sales tax refund-(2.44),City of Dubuque-park-ing-1.75, Constant Con-t ac t-e -new slet ters -322.00, Dairy Queen-dilly bars-39.00, DeltaDental-dental insur-ance-615.36, DicksSporting Goods-catch-ers mitt-59.99, FarewayFoods, Inc-bar mer-chandise/day campsupplies-736.23, Fuer-ste, Carew, Juergens-legal-1245.50, HobbyLobby-day camp sup-plies-26.48, InternalRevenue Service-with-holding-7480.38, IowaLeague of Cities-FY21dues laCMA-120.00,Iowa One Call-locates-65.70, IPERS-withhold-ing-9812.59, J&R SupplyInc-Spiegel field tiling-201.00, K&K Logo De-signs Ltd-embroideryon uniform-14.00, Key-stone Laboratories Inc-testing-638.90, Krog-man, Kevin-tourna-ment-250.00, KruserSeptic Services Inc-sewer maintenance-13,325.80, M & T Bank-withholding-1157.03,Maquoketa Valley Elec-tric Coop-electricity-1128.27, Matthew Dis-tributing-bar merchan-dise-186.20, MedicalAssociates Clinic, P.C.-random drug screen-159.00, Medical Asso-ciates Health Plan-in-s u r a n c e - 1 5 , 7 6 8 . 0 2 ,M e n a r d s - s u p p l i e s -21.36, Michaels Stores-supplies-20.49, NapaAuto Parts-vehicleparts-70.29, Office De-pot-office supplies-52.26, Peosta Automo-tive LLC-oil changes-103.25, Postmaster-postage-156.95, Quadi-ent Leasing USA, Inc-postal machine rental-221.40, RDG Planning &Design-park & trailcomp plan-2951.52,Roeder Implement Inc-vehicle parts-39.26, Ru-bie, Dodie-refund-265.00, Square-cardreaders-21.40, SummitCleaning Services, LLC-building maintenance-235.25, Sun Life Assur-ance Co-insurance-542.66, Telegraph Her-ald-legal notices-88.95,Telegraph Herald-monthly subscription-12.95, Three Rivers FSCompany-field markingchalk-123.80, Treasur-er-State of Iowa-with-holding-2425.00, TriState Shred-shreddingservice-49.95, USA BlueBook-water systemmaintenance/locateflags-226.52, VerizonWireless-telephone-452.72, Vistaprint-busi-ness cards-41.39,Volkens, Inc-baseballfield drain tile-25,300.00, Walmart-supplies-150.78. Gen-eral Fund-81,255.20,Community CentreFund-33,352.59, KellyOaks Park Fund-24.60,Road Use Tax Fund-3315.06, Brady/Deer-wood Street CapitalProject Fund-761.53,Water Fund-5994.93,Sewer Fund-21,802.61,Garbage Fund-337.87.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Karen Lyons left themeeting at 6:04 p.m.because she was un-able to hear the con-versation. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by John Kraftto approve Resolution#2020-61-Resolutionapproving contract andperformance and/orpayment bonds for theWastewater TreatmentFacility ImprovementsProject. All Ayes. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by DougHughes to approveResolution #2020-62-Resolution to fix a datefor a public hearing onproposal to enter into aSewer Revenue Loanand DisbursementAgreement and to bor-row money thereunderin a principal amountnot to exceed $440,000.All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by JohnKraft to approve thesecond reading of Ordi-nance #2020-03-An Or-dinance IncrementallyIncreasing Sewer Ratesin the City of Peosta.Roll Call Vote. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by GerryHess to approve thefirst reading of Ordi-nance #2020-04-An Or-dinance Amending theCode of Ordinances ofthe City of Peosta bythe Addition of Chapter14, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles andOff-Road Utility Vehi-cles. Roll Call Vote.Ayes: Hughes, Hess,Kraft; Nays: Orr. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto table action on theMobile Food Vendorsordinance. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by GerryHess to approve Build-ing Permit 2020-204Bsubmitted by Tri-StateBuildings for the NICCstorage building. AllAyes. Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by DougHughes to adjourn at6:48 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.

Karen SnyderCity Clerk

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CITY OF PEOSTA,IOWA

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Peosta City Coun-cil met in regular ses-sion at 6:00 p.m. onTuesday, July 28, 2020in person and by virtualmeans due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Present in personwere: Mayor JimMerten, Council mem-bers Gerry Hess, DougHughes, John Kraft,and Kathy Orr. Go-ToMeeting participantwas Karen Lyons. Ab-sent: None. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the agenda.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve theconsent agenda includ-ing the minutes fromthe July 14 regularmeeting, minutes fromthe June 17 PCC Boardof Directors meeting,Resolution #2020-58-AResolution ApprovingPersonally IdentifiableInformation Policy,Resolution #2020-59-Resolution ApprovingAmended ProcurementPolicy, Resolution#2020-60-A ResolutionAmending Resolution2020-42, A ResolutionSetting the Salaries/Wages for AppointedOfficers and Employeesof the City of Peostafor FY21, and bills: Pay-roll-23,700.58, 7G Dis-tributing Co-barmerchandise-1577.90,Advantage Administra-tors-withholding-374.10,Air Purifiers and Clean-ers.com-UV machine-CDBG grant-26,499.00,Alliant Energy-electric-ity-4758.88, Amazon.-com-police equipment/program expenses/supplies-2350.38, An-them Sports-floor plates-659.64, Brownells, Inc-sales tax refund-(2.44),City of Dubuque-park-ing-1.75, Constant Con-t ac t-e -new slet ters -322.00, Dairy Queen-dilly bars-39.00, DeltaDental-dental insur-ance-615.36, DicksSporting Goods-catch-ers mitt-59.99, FarewayFoods, Inc-bar mer-chandise/day campsupplies-736.23, Fuer-ste, Carew, Juergens-legal-1245.50, HobbyLobby-day camp sup-plies-26.48, InternalRevenue Service-with-holding-7480.38, IowaLeague of Cities-FY21dues laCMA-120.00,Iowa One Call-locates-65.70, IPERS-withhold-ing-9812.59, J&R SupplyInc-Spiegel field tiling-201.00, K&K Logo De-signs Ltd-embroideryon uniform-14.00, Key-stone Laboratories Inc-testing-638.90, Krog-man, Kevin-tourna-ment-250.00, KruserSeptic Services Inc-sewer maintenance-13,325.80, M & T Bank-withholding-1157.03,Maquoketa Valley Elec-tric Coop-electricity-1128.27, Matthew Dis-tributing-bar merchan-dise-186.20, MedicalAssociates Clinic, P.C.-random drug screen-159.00, Medical Asso-ciates Health Plan-in-s u r a n c e - 1 5 , 7 6 8 . 0 2 ,M e n a r d s - s u p p l i e s -21.36, Michaels Stores-supplies-20.49, NapaAuto Parts-vehicleparts-70.29, Office De-pot-office supplies-52.26, Peosta Automo-tive LLC-oil changes-103.25, Postmaster-postage-156.95, Quadi-ent Leasing USA, Inc-postal machine rental-221.40, RDG Planning &Design-park & trailcomp plan-2951.52,Roeder Implement Inc-vehicle parts-39.26, Ru-bie, Dodie-refund-265.00, Square-cardreaders-21.40, SummitCleaning Services, LLC-building maintenance-235.25, Sun Life Assur-ance Co-insurance-542.66, Telegraph Her-ald-legal notices-88.95,Telegraph Herald-monthly subscription-12.95, Three Rivers FSCompany-field markingchalk-123.80, Treasur-er-State of Iowa-with-holding-2425.00, TriState Shred-shreddingservice-49.95, USA BlueBook-water systemmaintenance/locateflags-226.52, VerizonWireless-telephone-452.72, Vistaprint-busi-ness cards-41.39,Volkens, Inc-baseballfield drain tile-25,300.00, Walmart-supplies-150.78. Gen-eral Fund-81,255.20,Community CentreFund-33,352.59, KellyOaks Park Fund-24.60,Road Use Tax Fund-3315.06, Brady/Deer-wood Street CapitalProject Fund-761.53,Water Fund-5994.93,Sewer Fund-21,802.61,Garbage Fund-337.87.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Karen Lyons left themeeting at 6:04 p.m.because she was un-able to hear the con-versation. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by John Kraftto approve Resolution#2020-61-Resolutionapproving contract andperformance and/orpayment bonds for theWastewater TreatmentFacility ImprovementsProject. All Ayes. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by DougHughes to approveResolution #2020-62-Resolution to fix a datefor a public hearing onproposal to enter into aSewer Revenue Loanand DisbursementAgreement and to bor-row money thereunderin a principal amountnot to exceed $440,000.All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by JohnKraft to approve thesecond reading of Ordi-nance #2020-03-An Or-dinance IncrementallyIncreasing Sewer Ratesin the City of Peosta.Roll Call Vote. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by GerryHess to approve thefirst reading of Ordi-nance #2020-04-An Or-dinance Amending theCode of Ordinances ofthe City of Peosta bythe Addition of Chapter14, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles andOff-Road Utility Vehi-cles. Roll Call Vote.Ayes: Hughes, Hess,Kraft; Nays: Orr. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto table action on theMobile Food Vendorsordinance. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by GerryHess to approve Build-ing Permit 2020-204Bsubmitted by Tri-StateBuildings for the NICCstorage building. AllAyes. Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by DougHughes to adjourn at6:48 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.

Karen SnyderCity Clerk

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CITY OF PEOSTA,IOWA

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Peosta City Coun-cil met in regular ses-sion at 6:00 p.m. onTuesday, July 28, 2020in person and by virtualmeans due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Present in personwere: Mayor JimMerten, Council mem-bers Gerry Hess, DougHughes, John Kraft,and Kathy Orr. Go-ToMeeting participantwas Karen Lyons. Ab-sent: None. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the agenda.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve theconsent agenda includ-ing the minutes fromthe July 14 regularmeeting, minutes fromthe June 17 PCC Boardof Directors meeting,Resolution #2020-58-AResolution ApprovingPersonally IdentifiableInformation Policy,Resolution #2020-59-Resolution ApprovingAmended ProcurementPolicy, Resolution#2020-60-A ResolutionAmending Resolution2020-42, A ResolutionSetting the Salaries/Wages for AppointedOfficers and Employeesof the City of Peostafor FY21, and bills: Pay-roll-23,700.58, 7G Dis-tributing Co-barmerchandise-1577.90,Advantage Administra-tors-withholding-374.10,Air Purifiers and Clean-ers.com-UV machine-CDBG grant-26,499.00,Alliant Energy-electric-ity-4758.88, Amazon.-com-police equipment/program expenses/supplies-2350.38, An-them Sports-floor plates-659.64, Brownells, Inc-sales tax refund-(2.44),City of Dubuque-park-ing-1.75, Constant Con-t ac t-e -new slet ters -322.00, Dairy Queen-dilly bars-39.00, DeltaDental-dental insur-ance-615.36, DicksSporting Goods-catch-ers mitt-59.99, FarewayFoods, Inc-bar mer-chandise/day campsupplies-736.23, Fuer-ste, Carew, Juergens-legal-1245.50, HobbyLobby-day camp sup-plies-26.48, InternalRevenue Service-with-holding-7480.38, IowaLeague of Cities-FY21dues laCMA-120.00,Iowa One Call-locates-65.70, IPERS-withhold-ing-9812.59, J&R SupplyInc-Spiegel field tiling-201.00, K&K Logo De-signs Ltd-embroideryon uniform-14.00, Key-stone Laboratories Inc-testing-638.90, Krog-man, Kevin-tourna-ment-250.00, KruserSeptic Services Inc-sewer maintenance-13,325.80, M & T Bank-withholding-1157.03,Maquoketa Valley Elec-tric Coop-electricity-1128.27, Matthew Dis-tributing-bar merchan-dise-186.20, MedicalAssociates Clinic, P.C.-random drug screen-159.00, Medical Asso-ciates Health Plan-in-s u r a n c e - 1 5 , 7 6 8 . 0 2 ,M e n a r d s - s u p p l i e s -21.36, Michaels Stores-supplies-20.49, NapaAuto Parts-vehicleparts-70.29, Office De-pot-office supplies-52.26, Peosta Automo-tive LLC-oil changes-103.25, Postmaster-postage-156.95, Quadi-ent Leasing USA, Inc-postal machine rental-221.40, RDG Planning &Design-park & trailcomp plan-2951.52,Roeder Implement Inc-vehicle parts-39.26, Ru-bie, Dodie-refund-265.00, Square-cardreaders-21.40, SummitCleaning Services, LLC-building maintenance-235.25, Sun Life Assur-ance Co-insurance-542.66, Telegraph Her-ald-legal notices-88.95,Telegraph Herald-monthly subscription-12.95, Three Rivers FSCompany-field markingchalk-123.80, Treasur-er-State of Iowa-with-holding-2425.00, TriState Shred-shreddingservice-49.95, USA BlueBook-water systemmaintenance/locateflags-226.52, VerizonWireless-telephone-452.72, Vistaprint-busi-ness cards-41.39,Volkens, Inc-baseballfield drain tile-25,300.00, Walmart-supplies-150.78. Gen-eral Fund-81,255.20,Community CentreFund-33,352.59, KellyOaks Park Fund-24.60,Road Use Tax Fund-3315.06, Brady/Deer-wood Street CapitalProject Fund-761.53,Water Fund-5994.93,Sewer Fund-21,802.61,Garbage Fund-337.87.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Karen Lyons left themeeting at 6:04 p.m.because she was un-able to hear the con-versation. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by John Kraftto approve Resolution#2020-61-Resolutionapproving contract andperformance and/orpayment bonds for theWastewater TreatmentFacility ImprovementsProject. All Ayes. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by DougHughes to approveResolution #2020-62-Resolution to fix a datefor a public hearing onproposal to enter into aSewer Revenue Loanand DisbursementAgreement and to bor-row money thereunderin a principal amountnot to exceed $440,000.All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by JohnKraft to approve thesecond reading of Ordi-nance #2020-03-An Or-dinance IncrementallyIncreasing Sewer Ratesin the City of Peosta.Roll Call Vote. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by GerryHess to approve thefirst reading of Ordi-nance #2020-04-An Or-dinance Amending theCode of Ordinances ofthe City of Peosta bythe Addition of Chapter14, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles andOff-Road Utility Vehi-cles. Roll Call Vote.Ayes: Hughes, Hess,Kraft; Nays: Orr. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto table action on theMobile Food Vendorsordinance. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by GerryHess to approve Build-ing Permit 2020-204Bsubmitted by Tri-StateBuildings for the NICCstorage building. AllAyes. Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by DougHughes to adjourn at6:48 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.

Karen SnyderCity Clerk

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CITY OF PEOSTA,IOWA

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Peosta City Coun-cil met in regular ses-sion at 6:00 p.m. onTuesday, July 28, 2020in person and by virtualmeans due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Present in personwere: Mayor JimMerten, Council mem-bers Gerry Hess, DougHughes, John Kraft,and Kathy Orr. Go-ToMeeting participantwas Karen Lyons. Ab-sent: None. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto approve the agenda.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by GerryHess to approve theconsent agenda includ-ing the minutes fromthe July 14 regularmeeting, minutes fromthe June 17 PCC Boardof Directors meeting,Resolution #2020-58-AResolution ApprovingPersonally IdentifiableInformation Policy,Resolution #2020-59-Resolution ApprovingAmended ProcurementPolicy, Resolution#2020-60-A ResolutionAmending Resolution2020-42, A ResolutionSetting the Salaries/Wages for AppointedOfficers and Employeesof the City of Peostafor FY21, and bills: Pay-roll-23,700.58, 7G Dis-tributing Co-barmerchandise-1577.90,Advantage Administra-tors-withholding-374.10,Air Purifiers and Clean-ers.com-UV machine-CDBG grant-26,499.00,Alliant Energy-electric-ity-4758.88, Amazon.-com-police equipment/program expenses/supplies-2350.38, An-them Sports-floor plates-659.64, Brownells, Inc-sales tax refund-(2.44),City of Dubuque-park-ing-1.75, Constant Con-t ac t-e -new slet ters -322.00, Dairy Queen-dilly bars-39.00, DeltaDental-dental insur-ance-615.36, DicksSporting Goods-catch-ers mitt-59.99, FarewayFoods, Inc-bar mer-chandise/day campsupplies-736.23, Fuer-ste, Carew, Juergens-legal-1245.50, HobbyLobby-day camp sup-plies-26.48, InternalRevenue Service-with-holding-7480.38, IowaLeague of Cities-FY21dues laCMA-120.00,Iowa One Call-locates-65.70, IPERS-withhold-ing-9812.59, J&R SupplyInc-Spiegel field tiling-201.00, K&K Logo De-signs Ltd-embroideryon uniform-14.00, Key-stone Laboratories Inc-testing-638.90, Krog-man, Kevin-tourna-ment-250.00, KruserSeptic Services Inc-sewer maintenance-13,325.80, M & T Bank-withholding-1157.03,Maquoketa Valley Elec-tric Coop-electricity-1128.27, Matthew Dis-tributing-bar merchan-dise-186.20, MedicalAssociates Clinic, P.C.-random drug screen-159.00, Medical Asso-ciates Health Plan-in-s u r a n c e - 1 5 , 7 6 8 . 0 2 ,M e n a r d s - s u p p l i e s -21.36, Michaels Stores-supplies-20.49, NapaAuto Parts-vehicleparts-70.29, Office De-pot-office supplies-52.26, Peosta Automo-tive LLC-oil changes-103.25, Postmaster-postage-156.95, Quadi-ent Leasing USA, Inc-postal machine rental-221.40, RDG Planning &Design-park & trailcomp plan-2951.52,Roeder Implement Inc-vehicle parts-39.26, Ru-bie, Dodie-refund-265.00, Square-cardreaders-21.40, SummitCleaning Services, LLC-building maintenance-235.25, Sun Life Assur-ance Co-insurance-542.66, Telegraph Her-ald-legal notices-88.95,Telegraph Herald-monthly subscription-12.95, Three Rivers FSCompany-field markingchalk-123.80, Treasur-er-State of Iowa-with-holding-2425.00, TriState Shred-shreddingservice-49.95, USA BlueBook-water systemmaintenance/locateflags-226.52, VerizonWireless-telephone-452.72, Vistaprint-busi-ness cards-41.39,Volkens, Inc-baseballfield drain tile-25,300.00, Walmart-supplies-150.78. Gen-eral Fund-81,255.20,Community CentreFund-33,352.59, KellyOaks Park Fund-24.60,Road Use Tax Fund-3315.06, Brady/Deer-wood Street CapitalProject Fund-761.53,Water Fund-5994.93,Sewer Fund-21,802.61,Garbage Fund-337.87.All Ayes. Motion Car-ried. Karen Lyons left themeeting at 6:04 p.m.because she was un-able to hear the con-versation. Motion by Kathy Orr,seconded by John Kraftto approve Resolution#2020-61-Resolutionapproving contract andperformance and/orpayment bonds for theWastewater TreatmentFacility ImprovementsProject. All Ayes. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by DougHughes to approveResolution #2020-62-Resolution to fix a datefor a public hearing onproposal to enter into aSewer Revenue Loanand DisbursementAgreement and to bor-row money thereunderin a principal amountnot to exceed $440,000.All Ayes. Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by JohnKraft to approve thesecond reading of Ordi-nance #2020-03-An Or-dinance IncrementallyIncreasing Sewer Ratesin the City of Peosta.Roll Call Vote. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by Doug Hugh-es, seconded by GerryHess to approve thefirst reading of Ordi-nance #2020-04-An Or-dinance Amending theCode of Ordinances ofthe City of Peosta bythe Addition of Chapter14, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles andOff-Road Utility Vehi-cles. Roll Call Vote.Ayes: Hughes, Hess,Kraft; Nays: Orr. Mo-tion Carried. Motion by Gerry Hess,seconded by John Kraftto table action on theMobile Food Vendorsordinance. All Ayes.Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by GerryHess to approve Build-ing Permit 2020-204Bsubmitted by Tri-StateBuildings for the NICCstorage building. AllAyes. Motion Carried. Motion by John Kraft,seconded by DougHughes to adjourn at6:48 p.m. All Ayes.Motion Carried.

Karen SnyderCity Clerk

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Land and BuildingSale: Holy Cross, IA

(57 Acres)(Legal Description)

Lot 1 of HEIDERSCHEITFARM, PLAT NO. 1, and

the North West ¼ ofthe North East ¼, bothin Section 27, Township90 North, Range 1 West

of the 5th P.M., inDubuque County, Iowa,according to the United

States GovernmentSurvey and the

recorded Plat thereof,subject to highway andeasements of record.SEALED BIDS must be

submitted to McCLEANLAW OFFICE, 401 FirstAve E., Dyersville, IA

52040 by August 24th,2020 at 4:30 P.M. THE

HIGHEST BIDDERSWILL BE INVITED TO

CONTINUE BIDDING ATMcCLEAN LAW OFFICEon August 28th, 2020 at5:00 P.m. until a FINAL

HIGH BID IS MADE.SUBJECT TO RESERVE.

PUBLISHERS NOTICEREGARDING FIREARMSThe Telegraph Heralddoes not accept ad-vertising for the sale orpurchase of firearmsunless the advertiser isa federally licensedgun dealer. Advertisersmust submit aphotocopy of a validFederal FirearmsLicense issued by theU.S. Department ofAlcohol, Tobacco andFirearms. Thisdocumentation mustbe submitted onlyonce, after which it willbe kept on file in theTH classified office.

AUSTRALIANSHEPHERDS

Registered PurebredAussie pups, farmraised, fun, familycompanions, first

shots, wormed, $800.563-357-9816

MUST SELL! 2020 40'Puma Destination

Travel Trailer, 3 slides,2 Brs, king bed in front

rm, qu bed in rear,Washer/dryer. Lrg frig,

frpl, table & chairs, 2 bathrms, sleeps 6,excellent. Located in

Moline IL. Privateseller. No pets/non-

smoker. Asking $29,500obo. 563-362-8686

Wanted: Eastern Iatillable farm land. Haveinvestor interested inpurchasing 80 to 200

acres. Lease backpossible. Co-brokerageis acceptable if already

listed. Jim Bradley563.590.0721. Call ortext. Bradley Realty.

Jim@dbqBradleyRealty.com

SAT, AUG. 8, 10:30 AMRONALD THIERING

ESTATEDubuque Co. Fairgrounds2008 Suzuki XL7, BeerSigns, Crocks, Toys,Antiques, Furniture,TVs, Snowblower,

Outdoor Items CLEMENS AUCTION CO.563-879-3640, 590-2441

CHEVY 2017 Equinox LT,grey, 2.4, 27K, 2WD,

$11,950 Riniker Auto Sales

563-879-3436

962 WILSON(inside apt.)

Mon, Tue, Wed 10-4Couch, chair, older

electric recliner,kitchen table & 4

chairs, large dresserw/mirror, kitchenitems, 4 air condi-

tioners, lots of misc.

SAT, SEPT. 5th, 10:30 AMANNUAL FALL

CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONDubuque County Fair-grounds - Call to con-sign. Tractors, Farm

Machinery, Tools, ATV, Hay, Vehicles

Clemens Auction Co.563-879-3640, 590-2441

NEW DEWALT Work Area Light, ac/dc

compatible, built incharger, LED dimmable

7000 lumens, bluetooth compatible.

List price $499; asking $225 firm. Call 563-207-0162

Jeep 2010 Wrangler. 2 dr, manual trans-

mission, 6 cyl, biggertires and lift kit. manyextras! Mango tangoorange exterior andgray interior. 70,450miles. $18,500 obo.

608-732-9620

THUR, Aug. 13, 9:30 AMTimed Online Only No-reserve Farm

Estate AuctionDENNIS GUDENKAUF

ESTATE www.SullivanAuctioneers.com

Sullivan Auctioneers LLC844-847-2161

WED, AUG. 5, 10 AMONLINE ONLY

NO-RESERVE FARMRETIREMENT AUCTION

Scott & Mary Hepkerwww.Sullivan

Auctioneers.comSullivan Auctioneers LLC

844-847-2161

500 Acre NorthEastern Iowa Farm

Online Only RE Auction ending August 27th

300 Tillable acres, BigMississippi Riverviews

Trophy Whitetails,Income, Invest & Hunt!!www.kramersales.com

SAT., Aug. 8, 11:00 AMSteven ReichenauerTrust 301 Bryn Dr,

Peosta, IowaReal Estate

Household - VehiclesH&J Auction Service

563-583-0321

DODGE 2016 Ram 1500,crew cab, SLT, 4x4,with Big Horn pkg,

45,900 miles, matchingtopper, remainingfactory warranty,

$25,500. 608-642-2103

Kitchen cabinets NEW,white mission/shaker

style doors, 15 cabinets - moreavailable, $2495.

563-663-0002

2009 Case IH 2020 flexplatform, 25', 3 cut,

poly skids, fieldtracker, only did 500acres, $14,500 obo.

563-543-3892

1959 TH account of theRose Bowl game withDon Norton, has bigpicture of Norton on

the front cover. 563-852-3816

Chevy 2001 Blazer, 4x4,4dr, auto, all black,

completely loaded withmoonrf, ice cold air, lowmiles. Very clean. $2895

obo. 563-583-3503

CADILLAC 1998Eldorado, red, leather

interior, new tires,$3800. Call for details.815-591-2302 Hanover

12 week female Sheltie,sable & white, sweet

temperment & beautiful,all shots & worming.$600. 608-348-9954

1998 GMC Truck. Will part out, rebuilttrans, utility topper,

open car trailercustom. 815-997-6435

Chocolate LabradorRetriever Pups WaitingList Spring 2021. $500(563)534-7503 deposit

required to hold.

YELLOW LAB PUPS, 6 females, 2 males,

shots, dewclws done,born 7/17. $500. 319-

480-1245, 319-462-3889

WANT TO BUY: Sterlingsilver flatware, cups &bowls, can be damaged.All gold & dental gold.

563-588-2277

Breeden's Vermeer SalesHay equipment

Plastic, Net, belting563-686-4242

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Ed Hess 855-3135Doc Johnston 583-0321

Oak dining room tablewith formica top. With2 leaves, 6 chairs. $300,

OBO. 815-281-2705

Wanted VolkswagenBeetle 1960-1967.

Excellent only. Cashoffer. 262-634-3686

Bun & thigh rocker,body by Jake. $40.OBO. 563-582-5057

Trampolene 40 inchdiameter w/holding bar.$40. OBO. 563-582-5057

Many picture frames. 5x 7 & smaller. Choice$3 ea. 563-258-1036

(5) clean 55 gallonplastic barrels, $15each. 608-748-4437

Fransican desert rosecup and saucers. $1.50

a set. 563- 580- 6683

Clemens Auction Co.Doug 563-590-2441

or 563-879-3640

LAWN SEED &LAWN FERTILIZER, CALLSkip Breitbach. 552-2393

Cycle Tron Transformsbicycle into aerobic

trainer. $20. 582-5057

2 mantle Colemanlantern, like new, $10.

563-588-2277

Want to buy: Tomatoesfor making juice.

563-258-1036

Split king sheet set-501thread tan. $25.

864-569-4205

Books- paperback .50hardback $1.563-588-1423

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