Cherry Blossom OppositionPetition to Denv Proposed Development at 615 W Cherry Lane
Residents of the City of Meridian petition the Mayor, the Planning and Zoning Committees to deny
the proposed development plan known as "Cherry Blossom Place" ("CBP") located at 615 W.
Cherry Lane. The proposed plan is incompatible and residents are concerned about:
neighborhood infrastructure capacity
removal or destruction of the 72 year old house and the old trees
lack of traffic to downtown Meridian; placement of exits from the development
impact upon the environment and our enjoyment of our homes and yards
quality of our neighborhood
Compatibility
Lot Size is currently zoned R-4. We request it stay at that development level. How many other
code revisions are being requested?
This is a choice of quality of open space verses quantity of 55 -plus patio homes. Patio homes
exist just behind Albertson's on W Cherry Lane. This is not needed within our family
neighborhood. 55 -plus patio homes have been developed further north on N. Meridian Road
and can be developed in other areas that are not encapsulated by an existing neighborhood.
This infill plan is isolated and not embracing of the neighborhood in which it would reside. The
proposed right of way configuration does not promote pedestrian or bicycle travel.
Existing houses in the area are one-story 1200-1500 square feet and family homes with
basements ranging from 1,800 to 2,600 square feet. All have good sized yards.
In the current market they sell for $150,000 to $210,000; at thirty percent (30%) above this price,
a 1,200 square foot new build would be $208,000 and an 1800 square foot $273,000. What are
prices for these homes? How will this increase assessments and increase our mortgages?
Cherry Blossom Place Development Plan
Oben Space
At 7.2 percent open space the development plan does not provide natural open space. The
developer included common drives and cement walkways in the calculation of open space.
Infrastructure
1. Will our services (electric, sewer, cable, internet, land -lines) be down? We pay for services
on days they are not available.
2. The developer will create newer services for CBP. How does this affect our older services?
3. Internet can be spotty during peak use. CBP residents will expect good service. Is the
developer adding infrastructure to enhance service?
Water
Irrigation
a. Loss of open water means a loss of habitat for the family of ducks that return every year
and have ducklings; this is a loss to our neighborhood, especially the children.
b. Construction Storm Water Manager Program (CSWMP) indicates written permission is
required from each homeowner to bury the irrigation ditch.
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Petition to Deny Proposed Development at 615 W Cherry Lane
Amenities
Developer proposed two amenities; only one benefits the existing neighbors:
1. Clubhouse for the residents of the development
2. An 8.1 foot wide walk-through for school children that .runs between two (2) homes in CBP
and two (2) homes located on N Crestmont Drive.
Entrances/Exits/Common Drives/ Wa1ways
W ChgLir T Lane Setback should be increased twelve (12) feet for a turn -in lane for east bound
traffic to enter CBP and N Crestmont Drive. Adding more space can provide for future
commercial expansion on W Cherry Lane.
1. NW 7`" Entrance setback is too close to the irrigation ditch and grating. The NW 7'h Street
boarder for CBP needs to be set back to add sidewalks. Sidewalks will be installed in the
neighborhood; developer should anticipate this upgrade.
2. NW 7`h Entrance is too close to the NW neighbor's property and does not permit a full
sidewalk to NW 7h Street.
3. SE Common Drive right-of-way is too close to the abutting neighbors and needs a six (6)
foot setback with tall, narrow vegetation to screen for noise, auto pollution, dust, and so
forth; or require a 6' fence for privacy.
4. Flag lots do not promote connectivity with the existing neighbors.
5. Service vehicle access, ten (10) feet, has not been provided to maintain and upgrade the pole
lines and other infrastructures.
6. The eight (8) foot wide walla -through between houses may be adequate for school children
however:
a) Will this walkway be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week? Will it have an automatic gate
that closes and locks/unlocks so it is open only when needed?
b) Will it be lighted? If so, will the lights have a solar sensor to turn on and off?
c) Will it be monitored by a camera?
d) Will it have a cover that prevents items from being tossed into abutting yards?
e) Is it also intended as a means for CBP residents to walk to "Destination Downtown"?
f) What will the impact be on abutting neighbors?
Environment
Loss of wildlife —birds of prey use the power lines and pole to hunt the open field.
Every spring a family of ducks returns to the irrigation ditch to set a nest, hatch eggs and raise
their ducklings. This is one of the reasons a family just bought a house.
Loss of old trees along W Cherry Lane
Destruction of 72 year old house along W Cherry Lane; this architectural style is quickly being
lost in Meridian. As Meridian continues to grow it is important to preserve as many historic
homes, like the McFadden's, as are structurally sound.
This is an odd shaped lot; it does not lend itself to development to the extent proposed. Parts of
the lot, due to the shape, are not ideal for housing units (i.e. the use of a cul-de-saq, common
drives).
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Petition to Deny Proposed Development at 615 W Cherry Lane
So much asphalt, rooftops, and loss of grassland will generate a heat sink in the summer and a
cold sink in the winter; this will add to utility costs and stress the existing neighbor lots. On
such small lots, what street trees can be planted that will provide shade and reduce heat sink?
The noise of 59 garage doors opening and closing; 105 cars warming up and leaving the
development will be noticeable. So will patio parties less than 20 feet from our fence lines.
It will be difficult to transform such a dense development in the future. We ask that Committee
members consider how many other areas already have high density zoning and are likely to be
developed with patio homes. This unique property deserves a unique development that respects
existing neighbors.
Residents on NW 7"' Street will experience overshadowed gardens and yards.
All abutting neighbors will feel the loss of this open space if this development goes forward. We
request respect from the developer to our loss of sightlines to the mountains, the openness of
our backspaces (meaning the small setbacks the developer wants), and any lighting that will
obscure night skies.
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Petition to Deny Proposed Development at 615 W Cherry Lane
So much asphalt, rooftops, and loss of grassland will generate a heat sink in the summer and a
cold sink in the winter; this will add to utility costs and stress the existing neighbor lots. On
such small lots, what street trees can be planted that will provide shade and reduce heat sink?
The noise of 59 garage doors opening and closing; 105 cars warming up and leaving the
development will be noticeable. So will patio parties less than 20 feet from our fence lines.
It will be difficult to transform such a dense development in the future. We ask that Committee
members consider how many other areas already have high density zoning and are likely to be
developed with patio homes. This unique property deserves a unique development that respects
existing neighbors.
Residents on NW 7th Street will experience overshadowed gardens and yards.
All abutting neighbors will feel the loss of this open space if this development goes forward. We
request respect from the developer to our loss of sightlines to the mountains, the openness of
our backspaces (meaning the small setbacks the developer wants), and any lighting that will
obscure night skies.
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RESTRICTIVE AND PROTECTIVE COVENANTS FOR WELKE'R SUBDIVISION
Recorded May 16, 1956
Recorder's Instrument No. 394584 -
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That we, the undersigned, are husband and wife, and that we
are the owners and the holders of the title in fee simple of all
that certain real estate situated in Ada County, Idaho, particularly
described as follows:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 in Block 1,
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 in.Block 2,
Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 in Block 3,
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 in Block 4,
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description, shall be subject to the following restrictions,
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successors or assigns, covenant with the paxtles hereto, their
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garage for not more than two oars.
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Deny the Rezoning of Meridian's Historic
Neighborhoods
ADAMANTLY OPPOSED TO THE REZONING OF THE
CHERRY BLOSSOM SUBDIVISION.
We are concerned about the rezoning of Meridian's Old Down Town neighborhood and
want to preserve and protect low density zoning now in place.
The new Cherry Blossom Subdivision developer's request will result in higher density
than is not in keeping with many of the Key Community Values as defined by Meridian's
comprehensive plan some of which are:
1. Manage growth to achieve high-quality development.
2. Enhance Meridian's quality of life for all current and future residents.
5. Protect Meridian's self-identity.
Furthermore, in this specific area many problems from a development of this type will
ensue.
1. The deterioration of the 60 -year history and identity of our Neighborhood.
2. There will be an increase in noise, pollution, and a loss of habitat for the kestrels,
red-tailed hawks, and occasional peregrines, as well as flickers, doves and song birds.
3. There will be additional traffic on Cherry Lane, W. 7th, W. Washington, N.
Crestmont, W 4th, N. Meridian, and Pine.
4. This additional traffic will impact school children going from home to school and
back.
5. The impact will also have adverse effects on the consistent flow of neighbors who
enjoy walks and bike rides through the existing neighborhood with their children and
pets.
Whereas, we believe the City of Meridian should require neighborhood support for this
residential rezoning,
Whereas, we further believe the City Council has been elected to represent the interests
of its citizens and the City,
We believe the above concerns are valid and therefore respectfully request that
Meridian City Council integrate our concerns into thoughtful growth and development of
Meridian's historic downtown neighborhoods.
We therefore ask the City of Meridian City Council to deny the proposed rezoning for
the purpose of the development of Cherry Blossom Subdivision.
Name
City
State
Postal Code Country
Signed On
howie long
US
4/12/2018
Debra Nicholaon
Boise
ID
83713 US
4/12/2018
Bill Mitchell
MERIDIAN
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Calvin Lloyd
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Caitlin Lloyd
meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Sharon Mitchell
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Justin Johnston
Boise
ID
83703 US
4/12/2018
Lindsay Harris
Boise
ID
93713 US
4/12/2018
Douglas C. Anderson
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Alex Greene
Meridian
ID
83643 US
4/12/2018
Caitlin Ladd
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Gavin Ladd
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/12/2018
Jeff Wells
Meridian
ID
83686 US
4/12/2018
Lorraine Sperling
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Alan Pace
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/12/2018
Jackie McBride
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Pat Cole
Meridian
ID
83642-4352 US
4/12/2018
Calvin Kirk Henderson
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Christine Lopez
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Jason Henderson
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/12/2018
Hal Wallentine
Meridian 8
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Jennifer Hennager
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Andy Schuler
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Trini DeMarco
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/12/2018
Melissa Burrup
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/12/2018
Lydia Marx
Tucson
AZ
83646 US
4/12/2018
Errin Barlow
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/13/2018
Jan Soria Taylor
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/13/2018
Glenn Nielsen
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/13/2018
Annie Cope
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/13/2018
Michael Bell
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/13/2018
Rebecca Wilson
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/13/2018
Marianna Pearson
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/13/2018
Cody Caldwell
Boise
ID
83704 US
4/13/2018
Kristi Skeem
Boise
ID
83704 US
4/13/2018
Jane Groves
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/13/2018
Scott Keene
Boise
ID
83703 US
4/14/2018
Grove Koger
Boise
ID
83712 US
4/14/2018
Joseph Rarick
MERIDIAN
ID
83642 US
4/14/2018
lvette Cantarero
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/14/2018
JaRon Burlo
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/15/2018
Marlene Martinson
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/15/2018
Kristann Ujiiye
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/15/2018
Lauri Hopkins
Boise
ID
83704 US
4/15/2018
Joel Symons
Anchorage
AK
99502 US
4/15/2018
Johh Haynes
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/15/2018
Jennifer Schmidt
US
4/16/2018
Carol Kamppi
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Melina Costa
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Kelly Vick
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Jake Mitchell
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Nancy Holman
Bovill
ID
83806 US
4/16/2018
Regina Moore Rhodes
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/16/2018
Chelsey Heath
MERIDIAN
ID
83642 US
4/16/2018
Debbie .tones
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Mitch Watson
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
bob Row
Boise
ID
83703 US
4/16/2018
Lynette Grundy
Boise
ID
83704 US
4/16/2018
Penny Hansen
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Taylor Kartchner
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Lori Hanson
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Kathryn Ray
US
4/16/2018
Alan Mackey
Meridisn
ID
83646 US
4/16/2018
Christi Pauline
Salt Lake Ci
UT
84118 US
4/17/2018
Jenny Genung
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/17/2018
Chris Troxell
Boise
ID
83642 US
4/17/2018
Darlene Orr
US
4/17/2018
David Miles
Nampa
ID
83686 US
4/17/2018
Maghen Keefe
Boise
ID
83704 US
4/17/2018
Grace Coneff
AL
US
4/17/2018
Steve Dempsey
Boise
ID
83701 US
4/17/2018
Myles Kent
US
4/17/2018
Antonio Ramirez
US
4/17/2018
Christan Austin
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/17/2018
David Moorhouse
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/18/2018
Phyllis Koetsier
Boise
ID
83703 US
4/18/2018
Bill Cope
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/18/2018
Nancy Bostic
La Habra
CA
90633 US
4/18/2018
Andrew Freund
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/18/2018
Emily Freund
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/18/2018
katie jennings
Garden Cit, ID
83714 US
4/18/2018
Valencia Garrett
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/18/2018
Kathleen Adams
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/18/2018
Keith Thurgood
Tucson
AZ
85745 US
4/18/2018
Annie Cope
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/18/2018
Shayla Moss
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/18/2018
Mindy Wood
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/18/2018
Victor Vallejo
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/18/2018
Caitlin Ketscher
Burns
OR
97720 US
4/18/2018
Amy Christoph
US
4/18/2018
sandy lindsey
meridian
ID
83642 US
4/18/2018
Amy Reynolds
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/18/2018
Nikki Bronson
US
4/19/2018
Lorraine Wikoff
Boise
ID
83704 US
4/19/2018
Marce Cadwallader
Nampa
ID
83646 US
4/19/2018
Sally Felton
Meridian
ID
83646 US
4/19/2018
Dawn Ward
Salt Lake Ci UT
84105 US
4/19/2018
Jan Mitchell
Meridian
ID
83647 US
4/19/2018
Le Ann Edwards
Star
ID
83642 US
4/19/2018
Sue Christiansen
Meridian
ID
83642 US
4/19/2018
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Recipient: citizens of meridian
Letter: Greetings,
Deny rezoning of Meridian's historic neighborhoods.
Comments
Name
Location
Date
Comment
Alan Pace
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
SICK of seeing this growth. Sick of the traffic & road construction
because of. It is bad enough allowing 5-7 per acre, but now ELEVEN?
Christine Lopez
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
This will only cause harm to Meridian if all these new housing
developments keep being permitted. Enough is enough.
Kristi Skeem
Boise, ID
2018-04-13
This is not adequate space for this type of expansion. THis will only
cause congestion for everything.
Joseph Rarick
MERIDIAN, ID
2018-04-14
This is NOT the kind of development our neighborhood needs.
Doesn't fit!
Ivette Cantarero
Meridian, ID
2018-04-14
Development is needed but not in this way. Following the same type
of zoning already in place would be a lot more attractive to buyers.
Marlene Martinson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-15
It's already conjested
Lauri Hopkins
Boise, ID
2018-04-15
That is too many houses for that space. Common sense people!
Jake Mitchell
Meridian, ID
2018-04-17
We can't stop the growth but we can and must manage it properly.
This is not the way to do it.
Steve Dempsey
Boise, ID
2018-04-17
Too many houses for that size of property,
Valencia Garrett
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Meridian is not set up correctly to deal with this explosive growth.
We need better management of our city.
Mindy Wood
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
TOO MANY HOMES ARE TRYING TO BE ADDED IN THIS SMALL
SPACE. DEVELOPEMENT OF THIS PROPERTY IS NOT MY ISSUE,
ONLY HOW DENSE AND CONGESTED THE PLAN IS. WHICH WILL
NEGATIVELY EFFECT THE SURROUNDING AREA IN MANY STATED
WAYS.
Victor Vallejo
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Ifs not fare.
Amy Christoph
US
2018-04-18
I hope 100 signatures are reachedO
Amy Christoph
US
2018-04-18
I hope 100 signatures are reached
Sue C
Meridian, ID
2018-04-19
Make it a Park!
Signatures
Name
Location
Date
howie long
us
2018-04-12
Debra Nicholaon
Boise, ID
2018-04-12
Bill Mitchell
MERIDIAN, ID
2018-04-12
Calvin Lloyd
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Caitlin Lloyd
meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Sharon Mitchell
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Justin Johnston
Boise, ID
2018-04-12
Lindsay Harris
Boise, ID
2018-04-12
Douglas C. Anderson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Alex Greene
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Caitlin Ladd
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Gavin Ladd
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Jeff Wells
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Lorraine Sperling
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Alan Pace
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Jackie McBride
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Pat Cole
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Calvin Kirk Henderson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Christine Lopez
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Jason Henderson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Name
Location
Date
Hal Wallentine
Meridian 83642, ID
2018-04-12
Jennifer Hennager
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Andy Schuler
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Trini DeMarco
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Melissa Burrup
Meridian, ID
2018-04-12
Lydia Marx
Tucson, AZ
2018-04-12
Errin Barlow
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Jan Soria Taylor
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Glenn Nielsen
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Annie Cope
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Michael Bell
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Rebecca Wilson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Marianna Pearson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Cody Caldwell
Boise, ID
2018-04-13
Kristi Skeem
Boise, ID
2018-04-13
Jane Groves
Meridian, ID
2018-04-13
Scott Keene
Boise, ID
2018-04-14
Grove Koger
Boise, ID
2018-04-14
Joseph Rarick
MERIDIAN, ID
2018-04-14
Ivette Cantarero
Meridian, ID
2018-04-14
JaRon Burlo
Meridian, ID
2018-04-15
Marlene Martinson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-15
Name
Location
Date
Kristann Ujiiye
Meridian, ID
2018-04-15
Lauri Hopkins
Boise, ID
2018-04-15
Joel Symons
Anchorage, AK
2018-04-15
Johh Haynes
Meridian, ID
2018-04-15
Jennifer Schmidt
US
2018-04-16
Carol Kamppi
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Melina Costa
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Kelly Vick
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Jake Mitchell
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Nancy Holman
Bovill, ID
2018-04-16
Regina Moore Rhodes
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Chelsey Heath
MERIDIAN, ID
2018-04-16
Debbie Jones
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Mitch Watson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
bob Row
Boise, ID
2018-04-16
Lynette Grundy
Boise, ID
2018-04-16
Penny Hansen
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Taylor Kartchner
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Lori Hanson
Meridian, ID
2018-04-16
Kathryn Ray
US
2018-04-16
Alan Mackey
Meridisn, ID
2018-04-16
Christi Pauline
Salt Lake City, UT
2018-04-17
Name
Location
Date
Jenny Genung
Meridian, ID
2018-04-17
Chris Troxell
Boise, ID
2018-04-17
Darlene Orr
us
2018-04-17
David Miles
Nampa, ID
2018-04-17
Maghen Keefe
Boise, ID
2018-04-17
Grace Coneff
Alabama
2018-04-17
Steve Dempsey
Boise, ID
2018-04-17
Myles Kent
u5
2018-04-17
Antonio Ramirez
us
2018-04-17
Christan Austin
Meridian, ID
2018-04-17
David Moorhouse
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Phyllis Koetsier
Boise, ID
2018-04-18
Bill Cope
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Nancy Bostic
La Habra, CA
2018-04-18
Andrew Freund
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Emily Freund
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
katie jennings
Garden City, ID
2018-04-18
Valencia Garrett
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Kathleen Adams
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Keith Thurgood
Tucson, AZ
2018-04-18
Annie Cope
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Shayla Moss
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Name
Location
Date
Mindy Wood
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Victor Vallejo
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Caitlin Ketscher
Burns, OR
2018-04-18
Amy Christoph
US
2018-04-18
sandy lindsey
meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Amy Reynolds
Meridian, ID
2018-04-18
Nikki Bronson
US
2018-04-19
Lorraine Wikoff
Boise, ID
2018-04-19
Marce Cadwallader
Nampa, ID
2018-04-19
Sally Felton
Meridian, ID
2018-04-19
Dawn Ward
Salt Lake City, UT
2018-04-19
Jan Mitchell
Meridian, ID
2018-04-19
Le Ann Edwards
Star, ID
2018-04-19
Sue Christiansen
Meridian, ID
2018-04-19
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