CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman.  Present were council members Holmes, Rupe, Rodgers and Christian. Bennett was present on the phone.  Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican and City Crew Brandon Trower.  Justin Doll was also present on the phone.  Nancy Buss did not attend over the phone.

Christian made the motion to approve the minutes of the previous meeting.  Rupe seconded.  Ayes: Holmes, Rupe, Rodgers, Christian, Bennett. Nays:  none.

Holmes made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-32, a resolution setting a public hearing for Wednesday September 9, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. to advise the public of the City’s intent to sell the property at 215 N. West Street.  Rodgers seconded.  Ayes: Holmes, Rupe, Rodgers, Christian, Bennett. Nays:  … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEEETING
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Holmes, Christian, Rodgers and Rupe. Bennett arrived at 5:35 pm. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican and Fire Chief Bryan Wallace. Nancy Buss did not call in.

Holmes made the motion to approve payment of $5,284.89 to Hall Engineering for engineering services to date for the Street Improvements Project 2019. Rupe seconded. Ayes: Holmes, Rupe, Rodgers, Bennett and Christian. Nays: none.

Rupe made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-30, a resolution approving an application from TSKJ LLC./Rody Bennett for TAX ABATEMENT UNDER THE CITY OF CORYDON’S URBAN REVITALIZATION PLAN for the property at 108 and 108 ½ N. Franklin. Christian seconded. … Read More »

CITY OFCORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Wednesday, July 22, 2020

The regular council meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Holmes, Rupe and Christian. Absent Bennett and Rodgers. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican and Nancy Buss with Hall Engineering on the phone.

Rupe made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-28, a resolution approving an application from Graycius, LLC for TAX ABATEMENT UNDER THE CITY OF CORYDON’S URBAN REVITALIZATION PLAN for the property at 112 W. Jefferson Street, Suite 2. Holmes seconded. Ayes: Holmes, Rupe, Christian. Nays: none.
Holmes made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-29, a resolution approving an application from Cody and Lisa Veach for TAX ABATEMENT UNDER THE CITY OF CORYDON’S URBAN REVITALIZATION PLAN for the property at … Read More »

City of Corydon
Regular Council Meeting
Wednesday, July 8, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Holmes, Rupe, Rodgers, Bennett and Christian. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, Jen Reed from the Times Republican, Brandon Trower and Scott Bunnell. Present on phone were Nancy Buss with Hall Engineering, and Lisa Holt.

Scott Bunnell was present to discuss cemetery complaints that the Mayor and City Hall had recently received regarding mowing and vase damages at the Corydon cemetery. It was agreed that Bunnell’s crew would try to blow grass off of stones for the three major holidays; otherwise was very hard to do. Damaged vases were an item of concern as well as some stones.

Rodgers made the motion to approve the cemetery stone repair bid … Read More »

The council has passed an ordinance, that require Golf Carts, ATVs, UTVs, Snowmobiles, Mini Bikes, Go-Karts, and the like to have a permit sticker on them when driving on the streets/alleys.

The owner and operators of the machines must fill out a permit application and return to City Hall. (Currently it will have to be by dropbox, mail, or fill out the online form.)

Once application is turned in and approved a permit sticker will be issued. The sticker is to be affixed to the rear driver side of the machine and must be visible at all times.

Click here for a printable version of the application.

Click here to submit application form electronically.

Below are the two ordinances passed and now in effect. Please read them carefully before applying.

ORDINANCE #340
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CHAPTER 10.46
OF THE CORYDON MUNICIPAL CODE

Be It Enacted by the Council of … Read More »

The City of Corydon is selling old street signs that have been replaced.
We have some of each of the following:

ONLY 1 LEFT OF THE FOLLOWING!!!

Butler St
Depot St
Lafayette St.

Lakeview Dr.
Marion
S Lincoln

N Johnson
W Anthony
W English

W Maple
W Moore
W South

ONLY 2 LEFT OF THE FOLLOWING!

E Anthony
E English
E State

East St.
Greeley St.
N Greeley

Roosevelt
W Marion
W Steele

MULTIPLES LEFT OF THE FOLLOWING

E Hancock

E North
E South

E Marion
E Monroe
E Moore

E Steele
N Lafayette
S Butler

Franklin St.
Monroe
N Franklin

N Butler
N Dekalb
N East

N Johnson
S Lafayette
S Washington

South St.
S Franklin
S East

W Monroe
W Moore
W North

MOST are 2 signs attached to each other – these are $15
The rest are single signs – these are $10

Call into to City Hall to buy yours today! 641-872-1826. These will be for sale for a limited time! These are sold on a first come first serve basis.

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Wednesday, June 17, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Holmes, Rupe, Bennett and Christian. Rodgers was absent. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, Rhonda Bennett from the Times-Republican.
Randy Sharp was present and addressed the council during open forum regarding vase damage to a headstone in the cemetery as well as junk issues with a tenant.
Christian made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-24, a resolution to change council meeting dates and times starting in new fiscal year July 2020. Holmes seconded. Ayes: Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Christian. Nays: none.
Holmes made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-25, a resolution authorizing the move of Emergency Funds to the General Fund as required by law. Bennett seconded. Ayes: … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
SPECIAL CLOSED SESSION COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday, June 11, 2020

The special session council meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman at 5:30 p.m. Present were council members Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Rodgers. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore and City Attorney Verle Norris.
The council conducted a closed session pursuant to the Iowa Open Meeting Law, Section 21.5(1)(c) to discuss strategy with council regarding matters that are presently in litigation.
Bennett made the motion to proceed to closed session. Christian seconded. Ayes: Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Christian. Nays: none.
Christian made the motion to come out of closed session. Rupe seconded. Ayes: Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Christian. Nays: none.
Christian made the motion to defend the appeal to the Iowa Workforce Development Board on … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday June 4, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Christian. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican, Nichole Moore from Chariton Valley Planning, and Brandon Trower from city crew. Others on phone attendance were Nancy and Bill Buss from Hall Engineering.

Nichole Moore addressed the council with information about services they provide for local cities within their Council of Governments. The city has not utilized them since 2010 and there is much they can assist with.

Council discussed selling and bidding procedures for 215 N. West St. Information is still being gathered on how to handle.

Bennett made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-22, a resolution removing Laticia Stewart from … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Wednesday, May 20, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Christian. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore and Jen Reed from the Times-Republican.

The public hearing regarding the proposed Vacation and Conveyance of Alleys by the City of Corydon, Iowa, Pursuant to Iowa Code 354.23 regarding vacation of alleys in Beal’s Addition was called to order by Mayor Moorman. Publication was in the Times Republican. Moore had not received any oral or written comments. Bennett made the motion to close the public hearing. Holmes seconded. Ayes-Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Christian. Nays-none.

Rupe made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-21 for Vacation and Conveyance of Alleys by the City of … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday May 7, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Bennett and Christian. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, and Jen Reed from the Times-Republican.

Bennett made the motion to approve payment #1 for Morris Enterprises for the Water System Improvements Project 2019 in the amount of $160,668.75. Rupe seconded. Ayes-Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Christian and Bennett. Nays-none.

Council discussed the position of City Treasurer/Deputy Clerk. Mayor expressed his desire to get the job posted and interviews started. It was decided that an ad would be placed in the paper for a Utility Billing part-time position that could lead to full time.

Council discussed software upgrades and general office upgrades to make the office more efficient.

Holmes made the … Read More »

The City of Corydon is selling old street signs that have been replaced.
We have some of each of the following:

ONLY 1 LEFT OF THE FOLLOWING!!!

Butler St
Depot St
Lafayette St.

Lakeview Dr.
Marion
S Lincoln

N Johnson
W Anthony
W English

W Maple
W Moore
W South

ONLY 2 LEFT OF THE FOLLOWING!

E Anthony
E English
E State

East St.
Greeley St.
N Greeley

Roosevelt
W Marion
W Steele

MULTIPLES LEFT OF THE FOLLOWING

E Hancock

E North
E South

E Marion
E Monroe
E Moore

E Steele
N Lafayette
S Butler

Franklin St.
Monroe
N Franklin

N Butler
N Dekalb
N East

N Johnson
S Lafayette
S Washington

South St.
S Franklin
S East

W Monroe
W Moore
W North

MOST are 2 signs attached to each other – these are $15
The rest are single signs – these are $10

Call into to City Hall to buy yours today! 641-872-1826. These will be for sale for a limited time! These are sold on a first come first serve basis.

The 2020 Census is underway! As mandated by the U.S. Constitution, the census is a count conducted every 10 years of every person living in America. By now, the majority of U.S. households received an invitation to complete a simple questionnaire about who lives at your address on April 1, including children. Census data is critical for public services like healthcare clinics, emergency response preparedness and education programs.
Here are three ways you can get involved:

1. Respond to the 2020 Census online at 2020census.gov, by phone at 844.330.2020 (English) and 844.468.2020 (Spanish), or by mail. Phone lines are open every day, including weekends from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. You can call with questions or complete your census form by phone.

2. Be a 2020 Census champion on social media – connect with us at @uscensusbureau

3. Go to 2020census.gov to find out … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Wednesday, April 22, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Bennett, Christian, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were City employee Brandon Trower, Jen Reed from the Times Republican, Rhonda Bennett, Nancy Buss with Hall Engineering and Eva Moore, City Clerk. Clint Housh was present, but seated in back of room. Present on the phone conference call was City Attorney Verle Norris, Deputy Clerk Laticia Stewart, and Desiree Grismore.

Nancy Buss addressed the council with updates on ongoing projects. Due to some resident complaints received by the city clerk, Nancy has reached out to the contractors and the contractors have been asked to make sure that the job sites are secure at all times. Weather permitting, seeding … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Monday, April 6, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Christian and Bennett. Others in attendance were City Clerk Eva Moore, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican, and City Crew Lead Brandon Trower.

Nathan Bennett issued the oath of office to Eva Moore as City Clerk.

Bennett made the motion to approve Resolution 2020-16 removing Ann Stevens from all remaining bank accounts-Farmer’s Bank, Great Western Bank, and IPAIT, and adding Eva Moore to those accounts in her place. Rodgers seconded. Ayes- Rodgers, Rupe, Holmes, Christian and Bennett. Nays-none.

Council further discussed updating the fireworks ordinance to allow sales; however the Zoning Commission must first update the list of allowed businesses in town, as well as update the current zoning ordinance. … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Wednesday, March 25, 2020

The public hearing for the preliminary 20/21 budget was called to order at 7:00 p.m by Mayor Moorman. Present were council members Bennett, Christian, Holmes, Rupe, and Rodgers. Also in attendance were Deputy Clerk – Laticia Stewart, Times Republican Representative – Jen Reed, City employee – Brandon Trower, and Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering.

The Deputy Clerk reported City Hall had not received any written or oral comments.

Holmes made the motion to come out of the public hearing. Bennett seconded. Ayes – Bennett, Christian, Holmes, Rupe, and Rodgers. Nays – none.

The regular Corydon City Council Meeting was called to order by Mayor Moorman. Present was everyone mentioned above. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the council also provided a conference line for the public to call in on. This is in compliance with Iowa … Read More »

SPECIAL SESSION COUNCIL MEETING
REGARDING COVID-19 PREPAREDNESS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2020

The council meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Bennett, Christian, Holmes, Rupe, and Rodgers. Others in attendance were the City employees and Times Republican representative Jen Reed.

The foremost topic was preparedness for COVID-19. Bennett suggested closing City Hall to the public until further notice. Christian reported she spoke with Emergency Management Director, Bill Byrns, who recommended the same thing. The council also discussed the office workers use gloves and disinfectant while handling mail and drop box payments. It was also suggested to let mail and payments set for 24 hours to allow any possible trace of the virus die.

Rodgers made a motion to close City Hall to the public, while employees can still continue working inside-answering phone, taking payments by the drop … Read More »

REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday, March 5, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Pro-Tem Nathan Bennett. Present were council members Christian, Holmes, Rodgers and Rupe. Others in attendance were Deputy Clerk in Training Eva Moore, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican, City Crew Lead Brandon Trower, Dan Sales with Cook Insurance, Brian Draper with the Corydon Golf Club, Alyssa Harders with Summer on the Square/Corydon Farmer’s Market and Cassie Shields from the Flower Pot.

Dan Sales presented the council with the renewal for property/casualty/liability insurance for 20/21, and stated that a premium increase has occurred and also explained changes to the policy this year. The city received a dividend check for $5516.49.

Brian Draper addressed the council regarding the Corydon Golf Club. There will be a 100th year celebration coming up with more details … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
SPECIAL SESSION COUNCIL MEETING
Saturday, February 22, 2020

The special session council meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Pro-Tem Nathan Bennett at 9:00 a.m. Present were council members Rodgers, Christian, Rupe, and Holmes. Others in attendance were city crew member Brandon Trower and Rhonda Bennett from the Times Republican.

The council discussed employee discipline. Rupe made a motion to accept the terms of employee discipline as recommended by the Mayor. Holmes seconded. Ayes-Rodgers, Christian, Rupe, Holmes, and Bennett.

Holmes made the motion to approve the minutes from the February 6th meeting, but to strike through the bank signature section. Rodgers seconded. Ayes- Rodgers, Christian, Rupe, Holmes, and Bennett.

Christian made the motion to approve the Clerk’s report with exception of software error, pending review, correction, and a resolution of said discrepancy. Holmes seconded. Ayes- Rodgers, Christian, Rupe, … Read More »

FEBRUARY 19, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Pro-Tem Nathan Bennett. Present were council members Christian, Holmes, Rodgers, and Rupe. Others in attendance were Deputy Clerk in Training Eva Moore, Glenn Williamson, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican, and the Randy Sharp family.
Randy Sharp addressed the council about animal control issues. The council agreed to look into what can be done.
The condition of the streets was brought up. Bennett stated that the city has a ten year plan for street repairs. Rodgers stated that the city only has three employees to repair streets and asked for patience during the winter weather.
Glenn Williamson stated he did not receive a water bill in the mail, but did receive a disconnect notice. He felt that he should not be made to pay the 10% late … Read More »

REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday, February 6, 2020

Mayor Pro-tem Nathan Bennett called to order the Public Hearing Regarding Proposed Property Tax Levy for FY-2021. Present were Council Members Christian, Holmes and Rodgers. Mayor Moorman and Council Member Rupe were absent. Others present were Fire Chief Wallace, Sheriff’s Deputy Jim Wiltamuth, Rhonda Bennett from the Times-Republican and Cheryl Mastin. Mastin reported that the notice of the Proposed Property Tax Levy for FY-2021 had been published and posted as required. As of the meeting time, City Hall had received neither oral nor written comments concerning said levy.

Holmes made a motion to close the public hearing. Rodgers seconded. Ayes – Christian, Holmes and Rodgers. Nays – none.

Mayor Pro-tem Nathan Bennett called the regular meeting of the Corydon City Council … Read More »

January 6, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Christian, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Dave and Patty Mason, Roger Winslow, Larry Harlan, Dennis Thomas, Jared Chambers, Nicole Sungren/MSA Professional Services, Rhonda Bennett/Times-Republican, Cheryl Mastin and the City Clerk.

The Council gave audience to Nicole Sungren of MSA Professional Services who came to present the completed 10 year Capital Improvement Plan for City of Corydon. The Condition Survey that MSA performed was solicited and paid for by the Donor Advised Fund of Wayne Community Foundation.

Patty Mason was present as the current President of Optimist’s Club and invited the Council to La Bota Mexican Restaurant on Tuesday, January 07, 2020, at 5:30pm to enjoy some Mexican food and learn about … Read More »

January 22, 2020

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Dawn Christian, Nathan Bennett, Kenny Holmes, Stan Rupe, and Amber Rodgers. Also in attendance were Jen Reed-Times-Republican, Brandon Trower-City Crew Lead, and Cheryl Mastin – Clerk in training.

Holmes made a motion to approve Invoice #3 from MSA Professional Services Inc for the amount of $8,555.00 for work done on the 2019 Condition Survey from December 18, 2019 through January 8, 2020. Rodgers seconded. Ayes- Christian, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays- none.

Rupe made a motion to approve the liquor license renewal for Gasland Express. Seconded by Bennett. Ayes- Christian, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays- none.

Rodgers made a motion to approve Resolution 2020-04, a resolution approving the Application for Tax Abatement Under the City of Corydon’s Urban Revitalization … Read More »

DECEMBER 5, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor, Dennis Moorman. Present were council members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers, the City Clerk, Clerk In Training, Brandon Trower, council member elect Dawn Christian, a Wayne County Newspapers representative and Don Seams with Healthy Hometown committee. Also present were members of the LeCompte Memorial Library Board; Heidi Bellon, Leroy Langloss, Rhonda Mason, Harriet Gustafson, Glenn Williamson and Leona Darrah Library Director.
Heidi Bellon introduced Leona Darrah who gave a presentation on the Library including positive changes that have been made in how the library is setup, programs and alternatives to basic book reading as well as other services that the library provides to all patrons. Financials were presented along with some items that the board and staff would like to see … Read More »

DECEMBER 18, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Laura and Jennie Castor, Dawn and Mark Christian, Verle Norris, Fire Chief Bryan Wallace, Jen Reed from the Times-Republican, Cheryl Mastin and the City clerk.

Rodgers administered the third and final reading of ORDINANCE 342, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 13.04 AND 13.08 OF THE CORYDON MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING WATER SERVICE IN THE CITY OF CORYDON, IOWA, which increases the water deposit required of tenants from $200 to $250. Holmes made the motion to approve the final reading. Jaeckel seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Payment Request #2 from MSA for the Condition Survey 2019 for the … Read More »

NOVEMBER 20, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Council Member elect Dawn Christian, Jen Reed from the Times Republican, clerk in training Cheryl Mastin and the City clerk.

Stevens issued the oath of office to Amber Rodgers.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Contract Change Order #1 from Municipal Pipe Tool Co, Inc for the amount of $ 3,470.00, for additional cleaning during the Sanitary Sewer Rehab-2019 Project. Holmes seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve the payment of Invoice #1 from MSA Professional Services Inc for the amount of $5,665.00 for the 2019 Condition Survey; for work performed through Oct 21. Bennett seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, … Read More »

NOVEMBER 7, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Kyle Hampton, Katelyn Corsentino, Shawn Hook, Mark Winslow, Brandon Trower, clerk in training Cheryl Mastin, the City clerk and newspaper representatives.

Katelyn Corsentino was present to ask the Council to consider changing the Ordinance that allows the City to issue a minimum bill to both the landlord and the tenant when a residence is rented in the middle of the billing cycle.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Payment Request #1 from Municipal Pipe Tool Co., Inc for the amount of $24,407.68, for the Sanitary Sewer Rehab-2019 project. Rupe seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

The sealed bids were opened for the … Read More »

OCTOBER 7, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Delvan Dresser, Kyle Hampton, newspaper representatives, clerk trainee Cheryl Mastin and the City clerk.

The Council welcomed guest Council Member for October, Kyle Hampton.

Mayor Moorman called to order the public hearing regarding the property at 215 N. West. The clerk reported that City Hall received no oral or written comments. Moorman asked for comments from the public. There were none. Jaeckel made the motion to close the public hearing. Bennett seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-46, a resolution declaring the property at 215 N. West Street to be a nuisance. Rodgers seconded. … Read More »

October 23, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Kyle Hampton, Delvin Dresser, Mike Jordison, newspaper representatives, the City Clerk and clerk trainee Cheryl Mastin.

Mayor Moorman called to order the public hearing regarding the Water System Improvements-2019 Project in the City of Corydon, Iowa for Proposed Plans, Specifications, Form of Contract and Estimated Cost. The Clerk reported that they had not received any verbal or written comments at City Hall. Mayor Moorman asked if anyone present had any comments. There was none. Rupe made a motion to close the public hearing. Rodgers seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Jaeckel made a motion to Approve Resolution 2019-48, a resolution Ordering … Read More »

SEPTEMBER 18, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering, Delvin Dresser, Earle Pescatore, Beatrize Dantzler, Bill Pardock, Karen Mattley, Cathy Couchman, Jared Chambers, employees Clark, Davis, Trower and Mastin, Jen Reed from the Time Republican and the City clerk.

Nancy Buss advised the Council that although a permit has been issued for the Water Systems Improvements-2019 Project, an IDNR review of the plans has shown the need for additional engineering/site work in areas where a water main and storm sewer cross. This is a new requirement that has come about in the last 30 days. Because of this, the bids for this project were not opened on September 16th as scheduled. … Read More »

SEPTEMBER 5, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes and Rodgers. Council Member Rupe was absent. Others in attendance were Delvin Dresser, Caleb Housh, Dave Daughton, City legal counsel Verle Norris, employee Brandon Trower, newspaper representatives and the City clerk.

Caleb Housh was present to answer questions, provide information, and ask that the City allow Lockridge Networks to place an antenna on the water tower. After much discussion, Holmes made the motion to have Housh begin preparing a contract for the City’s consideration. Rodgers seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes and Rodgers. Nays-none. After the contract is drafted, it will be sent to the City’s legal counsel to look over and then presented to the Council for the City’s … Read More »

AUGUST 5, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Council Member Jaeckel was absent. Others in attendance were Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering, Guest Council Member John Rider, Brandon Trower, Clerk trainee Cheryl Mastin, newspaper representatives and the City clerk.

Mayor Moorman introduced Clerk trainee Cheryl Mastin.

Guest Council Member John Rider was introduced to the Council.

Mayor Moorman called to order the Public Hearing regarding the plans, specifications, form of contract and estimated costs for the Sanitary Sewer System Rehabilitation 2019 Project. The clerk reported that City hall received neither oral nor written comments prior to the meeting. Holmes made the motion to close the public hearing. Rupe seconded. Ayes-Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Nancy Buss, … Read More »

AUGUST 21, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Bill and Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering, Jared Chambers, City’s legal counsel Verle Norris, Guest Council Member John Rider, Fire Chief Bryan Wallace, clerk trainee Cheryl Mastin, Jen Reed from the Times Republican and the City clerk.

Nancy Buss advised the Council that plans and specs for both the Street Project 2019 and the Water Project 2019 are complete. The City will receive copies of both sets the first of next week.

Holmes made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-35, a Resolution Ordering Construction of the Water System Improvements-2019 Project in the City of Corydon, Iowa, Setting Public Hearing on Proposed Plans, Specifications, Form of Contract and Estimated … Read More »

JULY 8, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were guest council member Brady Hackney, Malisha Hagan, John Buttz, Josh Shields, Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering, City employees Brandon Trower and Laredo Davis, Jen Reed from the Times Republican and the City clerk.

Guest Council member Brady Hackney was introduced and welcomed by the Council.

Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering was present to provide the Council with an update on current projects.
1. Sewer rehab project-Has been put out for bids. Bids will be opened on July 31st and the public hearing will be held at the August 5th Council meeting.
2. Water main project-Hall should have the application to the IDNR in a couple weeks.
3. Street … Read More »

JULY 24, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council members Jaeckel, Holmes, and Rupe. Bennett and Rodgers were absent. Others in attendance were Jared Chambers, David Rhodes, Don Seams, Verle Norris, John Rider, Jen Reed from the Times Republican and the City clerk.

Chambers advised the Council that the committee has approved the Council’s proposed changes to the document “Request for Proposals 2019 Streets Condition Survey, City of Corydon, Iowa”, and would like to move forward with mailing the RFP’s to engineering firms.

Holmes made the motion to approve submitting the RFP’s as amended with the deadline date for proposals to be September 3rd at 4:00 p.m. Jaeckel seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Holmes and Rupe. Nays-none.

David Rhodes was present to talk with the Council about a … Read More »

JUNE 10, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Council Member Bennett was absent. Others in attendance were Jared Chambers, Brandon Trower, the City clerk and Rhonda Bennett from the Times Republican.

Hall Engineering rescheduled for the next meeting.

Jared Chambers presented the Council with a preliminary draft of the “Request For Proposals-2019 Streets Condition Survey”. The Finance, Street, and Water & Sewer committees will meet separately to review the document and have a response ready for Chambers at the June 26th meeting.

Council Member Bennett and daughter Aubrey Bennett arrived. The Council welcomed Aubrey as the Guest Council Member for the month of June.

The Mayor asked for good cause business.
1. Moorman reported that a second snow plow truck … Read More »

JUNE 26, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Jared Chambers, Levi Larson, newspaper representatives and the City clerk.

Hall Engineering was unable to attend as planned due to a death in the family.

Mayor Moorman reported a discussion with the new transportation director at Wayne Community School. The director has expressed concerns with the timing of the street improvements on S. West Street.

Moorman also advised that he had placed a call to the IDOT asking for the late start date on the Highway 2 resurfacing project. He was told that the project won’t be let for bids until December and possibly later.

Bennett made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-27, a Resolution Setting Public Hearing … Read More »

MAY 22, 2019

Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe, Rodgers, Mayor Moorman, and guest Council Member Nick Emerson. Others in attendance were Heidi Bellon, Harriett Gustafson, Glenn Williamson, Leona Darrah, Bill and Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering, newspaper representatives and the City clerk.

At 7:01 p.m., Mayor Moorman called to order the Public hearing regarding action to institute proceedings to enter into a general fund municipal library lease agreement with lease payments thereunder in an amount not to exceed $100,000. The clerk reported no oral or written comments received by City Hall. There being no further objections or comments, Jaeckel made the motion close the public hearing. Holmes seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-24, a Resolution approving and authorizing a General Fund Municipal Library Building Lease … Read More »

MAY 6, 2019

The public hearing regarding the sale of library building was rescheduled.

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Roger Winslow, Mike Thomas, legal counsel Verle Norris, City lead Brandon Trower, Deputy clerk Laticia Stewart, the City clerk and newspaper representatives.

Holmes made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-22, a Resolution resetting a public hearing on the proposed sale of property located at 110 S. Franklin described as: Lot 4, Block 21 of the Original Town of Corydon, Wayne County, Iowa, to Mike Thomas for the sum of $28,240.54. Rupe seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Rodgers introduced the guest Council Member for May, Nick Emerson.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Resolution … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
WORK SESSION
APRIL 10, 2019

Mayor Moorman called the work session to order at 7:00 p.m. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes and Rodgers. Council Member Rupe was absent. Others in attendance were Guest Council member Dawn Christian, Mike Thomas, the deputy clerk and the City clerk.

The clerk advised the Council that the Notice of Public Hearing to advise the public of the highest bid for the building at 110. S. Franklin was not submitted to the paper before the deadline on Friday morning, so the public hearing will need to be moved to May 6th at 7:00 p.m. The City’s legal counsel will have a resolution prepared for the April 17th meeting to allow the move.

Options for the Guest Council Member for the month of May were discussed. This will be on the agenda … Read More »

APRIL 17, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Guest Council Member Dawn Christian, City crew member Brandon Trower, Mike Thomas, Leona Darrah, Heidi Bellon, newspaper representatives, and the deputy City clerk.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-20, a resolution rescheduling Monday, May 6th at 7:00 p.m. for the public hearing regarding the sale of the property described as Lot 4 Block 21 of the Original Town of Corydon, Wayne County, Iowa to Mike Thomas for the sum of $ 28,240.54. Rupe seconded. Ayes- Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays- none.

Rodgers made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-21, a resolution approving the preliminary budget amendment and setting a public hearing … Read More »

APRIL 4, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman at 7:00 p.m. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Guest Council Member Dawn Christian, Hall Engineering representative Nancy Buss, Wayne Community Foundation President Jared Chambers, Crisis Intervention Services representative Nicole Dana, Professional Operations Management representative Rhonda Guy, Larry Wilkinson, Barry Young, Mike Thomas, Rhonda Bennett, employees Davis and Trower and the City clerk.

Mayor Moorman introduced and welcomed Guest Council Member Dawn Christian.

Nicole Danna-Crisis Intervention Services-asked that the Mayor sign a proclamation acknowledging April as being Sexual Assault Awareness month.

Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering was present to provide additional information as needed regarding the following Resolutions:

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Resolution 2019-11, a resolution approving Hall Engineering’s Agreement for Professional Engineering … Read More »

MARCH 27, 2019

The special session of the Corydon City council was called to order by Mayor Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Dawn Christian, Rhonda Bennett, employees Trower and Davis, the City clerk and newspaper representative.

Mayor Moorman advised the Council and the forum that on Tuesday, March 26th, Rodney Parham withdrew his proposed contract as water and wastewater operator for the City of Corydon. Ads have been placed in the Times Republican and on the Iowa Rural Water Association website in search of a certified operator. Both Bennett and Holmes stated that they have been given a couple of names of operators that might be interested in the temporary position, and will be in contact with them.

Trower reported that he has signed up to take Water classes on … Read More »

MARCH 20, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Council Members Bennett and Jaeckel were absent. Others in attendance were Guest Council member Andrew Goben, Mark and Dawn Christian, Lee Peck, Rhonda Bennett; employees Brandon Trower and Laredo Davis, the deputy clerk, City clerk, and newspaper representatives.

Mayor Moorman started the meeting by expressing condolences to the John Rider family. Mr. Rider was very active in community affairs, and served as both a Council Member and as the Mayor for the City of Corydon.

The Christians and Lee Peck expressed their dissatisfaction that the Water and Wastewater Operator position was not advertised in the paper. The Council replied that they had asked the surrounding City’s operators … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
WORK SESSION
March 13, 2019

Mayor Moorman called the work session to order at 6:00 p.m. Present were Council Members Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Council Member Jaeckel was absent. Others in attendance were employees Davis and Trower and the City clerk.

1. The Council looked over the proposed contract for water & wastewater operator prepared by City clerk. This will be put on the agenda for a vote at the March 20 Council Meeting.

2. The Council looked over and discussed the ad for the work to be done on community building.

3. Discussed moving funds to I.P.A.I.T. The clerk asked the Council to think about moving $250,000 of the General fund and $225,000 of the Water Major Repair fund from Corydon State Bank to I.P.A.I.T. This will be put on the agenda for … Read More »

MARCH 4, 2019

The public hearing regarding the preliminary budget for 2019/2020 was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Dan Sales of Cook Insurance, Guest Council Member Andrew Goben, the City clerk and newspaper representatives. The clerk reported that the preliminary budget for 2019/2020 was published and posted as required by law. Publication was in the Times Republican and postings were made at the post office, LeCompte Memorial Library and City Hall. As of the time of this meeting, City Hall had received neither oral nor written comments concerning the budget.

Council Member Jaeckel made the motion to close the public hearing. Holmes seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Mayor Moorman called to order … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
WORK SESSION
February 27, 2019

Mayor Dennis Moorman called the work session to order at 6:00 p.m. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes and Rupe and the City clerk. Council Member Rodgers was absent.

The importance of committee meetings was discussed. The two member Council committees were asked to work together on ideas or topics, and gather information and facts to be presented to the others at Council meetings.

The Council looked over the ad and bid sheet for the library building. The ad will be placed in next week’s edition of the Times Republican.

The Council discussed options for a licensed water/sewer operator.

Ideas were discussed for animal control and a code enforcement officer.

Additional areas were discussed for the Street Project.

Dennis Moorman, Mayor

ATTEST:

Ann Stevens
City clerk

FEBRUARY 4, 2019

Mayor Moorman called to order the Public Hearing to advise the public of the City of Corydon’s intent to sell the property at 110 S. Franklin Street also known as the building that houses the LeCompte Memorial Library. Present were Kay Milner, Rhonda Mason, Kelly Alexander, Leona Darrah, Donna Donald, Heidi Bellon, Harriett Gustafson, Glenn Williamson, Mike Thomas, Tonya Bartlett, Melinda Martley, Jacob Goben, Marilyn Jackson, John Ambelang and Don and Doris Seams. Rumors around town were stating that the City would be getting rid of the library. The guests were assured that the City has no intentions of doing away with the library itself. The City would like to sell the building to someone that would have the funds, or the availability of grant funds, to maintain the building. The Buyer would … Read More »

FEBRUARY 20, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe, Rodgers and Guest Council Member Casey Coates. Others in attendance were Larry Wilkinson, Brandon Trower, the City clerk and newspaper representatives.

Larry Wilkinson was present to express his concerns regarding the new transmission lines that are scheduled to be installed on English Street. ITC is in the process of constructing a new sub station on 128th Street north of Newton Road. The current sub station on English Street will then be removed. In 1997 a special election vote granted IES and all their successors and assigns, the right and franchise to acquire, construct, erect, maintain and operate in the City of Corydon … also the right to erect and maintain upon the … Read More »

It is that time of the year again! Time to register your pets! According to City Ordinance 6.09.020 all dogs and cats within the city age 6 months and older must be licensed with the City. Pets age 6 months to 1 year cost $2.50, and pets over 1 year cost $5.00 to license. Licensing your pet is easy and inexpensive. All you need to do is bring proof that your pet is current on its rabies vaccination to City Hall. Once that is done you will be issued a numbered tag (unique to your pet) to put on your pet’s collar.

What is the benefit of licensing your pet?
-Compliance with City Ordinance
-You will not be subject to a fine for Failure to License your pet
-If your pet has a current City license and is found, their tag … Read More »

JANUARY 23, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Guest Council Members Moran and Comer, Randy Sharp, Deputy Jim Wiltamuth, Jason Selby and the City clerk.

Randy Sharp attended the meeting to advise the Council of a problem with a loose dog. He claims the dog came into his yard and grabbed a cat out of his grandson’s arms and killed it. Sharp asked what he could do if the dog showed up again. At this time, the City does not have an animal control person, and the Sheriff’s office was not contracted to take care of animals. Sharp was assured that a Code Enforcement officer will be discussed at the next … Read More »

CITY OF CORYDON
WORK SESSION
JANUARY 9, 2019

The work session was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman at 4:00 p.m. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Jennifer Reed-Corydon Times Republican and the City clerk and deputy clerk.

The Council discussed options to discuss with legal counsel and with Midwest Sanitation in regards to the roll offs.

The clerk presented City Code 8.04.70. This code states:

No person shall engage in the business of collecting, transporting, processing or disposing of solid waste for the city without first entering into a contract with the city. This section does not prohibit an owner from transporting solid waste accumulating upon premises owned, occupied or used by such owner, provided such refuse is disposed of properly in an approved sanitary disposal … Read More »

JANUARY 7, 2019

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Matt Comer, Mike Moran, Sharon Anderson, Rob Davis, Angie Dillard, Devon Rodgers, Mark and Dawn Christian, Rhonda Bennett, Jennifer Reed, the deputy Clerk and the City clerk.

Holmes introduced Matt Comer to the forum. Comer is Holmes’ pick as a guest Council Member for the month of January. While Comer is not yet a resident, he lives in the area and plans to move to Corydon in the very near future.

Jaeckel introduced Mike Moran. Moran is Jaeckel’s pick as a guest Council Member for the month of January. Moran moved to Corydon last year and has expressed an interest in City government and … Read More »

DECEMBER 19, 2018

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Fire Chief Bryan Wallace, Josh Cobb, newspaper representatives, City clerk and the deputy clerk.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Resolution 2018-62, a resolution approving wage increases for the fiscal year 19/20. Holmes seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Holmes made the motion to approve Resolution 2018-63, a resolution stating the Mayor’s appointments for 2019. Rupe seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Bennett made the motion to approve the updates to the Red Flag Identity Theft Prevention Program. Rupe seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Nays-none.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve the quote for mowing … Read More »

DECEMBER 6, 2018

Mayor Moorman called to order the public hearing on the matter of the authorization of a Loan and Disbursement Agreement and the issuance of not to exceed $1,020,000 General Obligation Capital Loan Notes in order to provide funds to pay costs of acquisition, construction, reconstruction, extending, remodeling, improving, repairing and equipping all or part of the Municipal Sewer System. The clerk reported that no oral or written comments were received by City Hall. Jaeckel made the motion to close the public hearing. Bennett seconded. Ayes-Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes and Rupe. Nays-none.

The regular meeting of the Corydon City Council was called to order by Mayor Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes and Rupe. Others in attendance were Brandon Trower, newspaper representatives and the City clerk.

Jaeckel made the motion to approve Resolution … Read More »

Council Meetings are open to the public and we would be thrilled if you would attend! Click here to see the schedule.

Many residents have been complaining that their garbage is not being picked up.

This is a reminder that everyone’s garbage cans must be out by 6:00 a.m.

The tote should face the street, otherwise it will not be able to be grabbed by the garbage truck’s arm.

Do NOT use the recycling tote (the one with a grey lid) as a garbage tote. Recycling containers will not be picked up on Thursdays.

The garbage tote lid must be able to close. If you have an abundance of trash each week, you can contact City Hall for an extra garbage tote.

If you have anything outside the tote to be picked up, you must call Midwest Sanitation (888-428-2610).

Midwest Sanitation & Recycling 888-428-2610

Recycling is every other Friday. Click on image to view larger.

Acceptable Items: Newspapers, Office Paper/Junk Mail, Magazines, Hardcover and Softcover Books, Tin, Aluminum, Aluminum Foil, Steel, Plastic Containers #1-7, Cardboard, Cereal Boxes. Items must be clean.

Not Accepted Items: Trash, Glass, Food Products, Plastic Bags, Styrofoam, Oil Containers, Hazardous Waste, Appliances, Electronics, Yard Waste

During Thanksgiving, Garbage & Recycling will both be picked up the following Friday.

The City of Corydon now has the option to pay your utility bill online. Just go to www.govpaynow.com and enter our “pay location code” which is a000ee. When you click “continue” it will take you to a screen where you enter your name, account number, and phone number. From there you enter all your payment information.

We have recently added the City’s Ordinance Book and City’s Zoning Book to the website! Check it out here.

At 10:00 a.m. on the first Monday of each month the tornado sirens in town will be tested.

Visit Corydon Old Settlers Facebook Page for more information.

For more information click on the links below:
Wayne County Fair Facebook Page
www.waynecofair.com

Golf Club Memberships are available if you wish to golf at the Corydon Golf Course. The membership fees are to be paid at Corydon’s City Hall.

Rates:

1st time membership
$50 off single or family

Single
$225</td

Family
$250

Student*
$100

Green Fees
$20 all day golf every day of the week

*Must be full time student in high school or college & still supported and living with their family.

Walking carts and golf carts available by appointment only.

Any questions? Call Brian Draper, Corydon Golf Club President, at 641-344-4630

Every Thursday from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m.

Located at the southwest corner of the Corydon courthouse lawn.

For more information call 641-872-1536.

Annual Civil War Reenactment Usually held in September at Corydon Lake Park

More details coming soon.

Free Concert Series

Thursday Evenings  during the Summer Dates TBA

Bandstand in Corydon, 7:30 pm

Food Available at 6PM for a nominal charge near the Bandstand

July 4 will be a special concert at 7:30pm

Bring Lawn Chairs

Rain location: Wayne Theatre