Waterloo public meetings in 2022
7 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Regular Session
The Waterloo City Council meeting includes decisions on equipment purchases and infrastructure projects. The agenda features a $944,361.00 purchase for a Komptech Crambo 6000 and engineering contracts for a whitewater course. Additionally, the council will review commercial development agreements and traffic system plans.
- Purchase of Komptech Crambo 6000 for $944,361.00
- Engineering agreement for Cedar River whitewater course ($580,380.00)
- Development agreement near 2843 Geraldine Road
- Logan Avenue (US 63) traffic adaptive system plans
- Wastewater Treatment Plant Biosolids Modification Project change order
City Council Regular Session
The Waterloo City Council will consider several resolutions, including equipment purchases and construction project completions. Public hearings are scheduled regarding rezoning requests for a restaurant on E Shaulis Road and a storage yard near Dearborn Avenue. A UNI student presentation on local environmental and health vulnerabilities is also scheduled.
- Rezoning 3.46 acres at 2600 E Shaulis Road for a new restaurant
- Purchase of a used 2021 John Deere excavator for $177,960.00
- Acceptance of completed work by Peterson Contractors totaling $8,952,941.17
- Rezoning 0.14 acres near 722 Dearborn Avenue for a storage yard
- Tax exemptions for new twin homes at 101 and 103 Aidin Way
City Council Regular Session
The Waterloo City Council met to approve several routine resolutions and discuss upcoming public hearings. Key items included the swearing-in of the new Police Chief and approvals for various infrastructure projects. The council also set dates for upcoming rezoning public hearings.
- Swearing in Joe Leibold as Police Chief
- Awarding $3,637,320.00 contract for Sanitary Sewer Gatewell Repairs Phase II
- Approving completion of airport construction work totaling $4,454,995.77
- Setting public hearing for rezoning 3.46 acres at 2600 E. Shaulis Road to commercial
- $42,845.00 purchase of a Ray-Tech infrared lane heater
City Council Regular Session
The Waterloo City Council is reviewing several grant applications for city infrastructure, including a $15 million broadband initiative. The council is also considering rezoning approximately 5.0 acres near Commercial Street to light industrial use. Other agenda items include professional service agreements and liquor license renewals.
- $15,000,000 NTIA Middle Mile Grant application for citywide broadband
- Rezoning of 5.0 acres east of 2135 Commercial Street to M-1 Light Industrial District
- $910,000 and $1,100,000 grant applications for Traffic Adaptive Signal Control Systems
- $249,300 agreement with AECOM Technical Services for airport parking lot canopy project
City Council Regular Session
The Waterloo City Council is reviewing several items, including a $118,682.00 proposal for Expo Plaza Tower repairs and tax exemptions for new homes. The agenda also includes noise ordinance variances for local events and a rezoning request for 5.0 acres on Commercial Street.
- $118,682.00 proposal for Expo Plaza Tower Repairs
- Rezoning 5.0 acres east of 2135 Commercial Street to Light Industrial
- Tax exemptions for new homes at 4184 Logan Avenue and 106 Goldcrest Court
- $26,246.65 emergency purchase for tank monitor software
- Installation of a 25 MPH speed hump on Milwaukee Avenue
City Council Regular Session
The Waterloo City Council will vote on a site plan amendment for a 180-unit affordable housing development northwest of 4039 Homer Street. The council also plans to approve a $1 million grant for the Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project and several noise ordinance variances for summer festivals. A public hearing for the city's seal coating program was cancelled because no bids were received.
- Site plan amendment for 180-unit affordable housing northwest of 4039 Homer Street
- $1 million McElroy Trust Grant Agreement for Transforming Gates and Byrnes Parks Project
- Tax exemptions for new construction at 1435 Partridge Lane and 1530 Partridge Lane
- Warehouse tax exemption for 1325 David Street valued at $1,100,000.00
- $114,905.70 roof replacement for the Public Works Facility
City Council Regular Session
The council is reviewing several items including tax exemptions for new residential construction and street renaming requests. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding a site plan amendment for three commercial buildings on Martin Road. Additionally, the council will address various infrastructure easements and board appointments.
- $400,000 grant from Black Hawk Gaming for the Cedar River Lighting Project
- Site plan amendment for 3 Stooges, LLC to construct three commercial buildings on Martin Road
- Tax exemptions for new homes at 1443 Audubon Drive and 1620 Blue Wing Drive
- $11,178 acquisition contract for Hammond Avenue Sink Creek Bridge Construction Project
- Renaming Hess Road to La Porte Road between Shaulis Road and Grimm Street