Will the city install a No Passing Zone on 120th St. NE?

The council will contact Johnson County to ask if they will consider a No Passing Zone; no decision was made at this meeting.

How can I request changes to Shueyville's fence regulations?

Attend a council meeting or submit a written request to the city council; the council discussed considering additional fence language after a resident request.

Who maintains 120th St. NE west of James Ave. to I‑380?

Johnson County maintains the majority of that stretch; the city maintains a small segment west of James Ave.

Public Hearing — Shueyville

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Shueyville City Council met May 12, 2026 to handle routine business, public comments, and requests about traffic control on 120th St. NE and possible additions to the city code on yard fencing. The council will contact Johnson County about the no-passing request.

Key Takeaways

Council meeting held May 12, 2026 at 6:30 pm
Resident requested No Passing Zone on 120th St. NE
City to contact Johnson County about road control
Resident requested update to city fencing code language
All five council members present; consent agenda approved

Published: May 17, 2026 · 4 days ago
Category: Public Hearing
City: Shueyville

What to do next

1

City to contact Johnson County

City staff will reach out to Johnson County to inquire about establishing a No Passing Zone on 120th St. NE.

2

Council consider fencing code changes

Council to review proposed language for yard fencing materials, setbacks, and side yard restrictions following resident request.

3

Residents submit feedback

Residents concerned about fencing or the No Passing Zone should attend future council meetings or submit written comments to the city clerk.

Frequently asked questions

Will the city install a No Passing Zone on 120th St. NE?: The council will contact Johnson County to ask if they will consider a No Passing Zone; no decision was made at this meeting.
How can I request changes to Shueyville's fence regulations?: Attend a council meeting or submit a written request to the city council; the council discussed considering additional fence language after a resident request.
Who maintains 120th St. NE west of James Ave. to I‑380?: Johnson County maintains the majority of that stretch; the city maintains a small segment west of James Ave.

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Full Notice Text

Shueyville City Council Meeting – May 12, 2026
Mayor Chase Lang called the regular meeting of the Shueyville City Council to order at 6:30pm on Tuesday,
May 12, 2026, in the council chambers at the Shueyville Community Center.
• Roll Call: Council present in chambers: Bart Frisk, Joel Sennett, Chris Lacy, Matt Wilson, Doug
Votroubek. 5/5 council present for a quorum.
• Consent Agenda: Wilson motioned to approve all items on the consent agenda, Frisk seconded.
• Public Comments: Bonnie Broadwell requested a “No Passing Zone” on 120th St. west of James Ave. up to Interstate 380. The city maintains a small segment of 120th St. NE west of James Ave, but Johnson County maintains a majority of 120th St. NE west of James Ave. to Interstate 380. The city will reach out to the county to find out if they will consider this. Todd Hahlen requested that city council consider additional language in the city code to address yard fencing: materials used, setbacks, side yard fence restrictions, e