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arc (?. I I. 5tr.rhhlPfi eld J. E. Stuhh.l - fI P.ld !0! E 9tuhhl.Ff i old 2t R❑uta.
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2 Pox "?4E, Namna Idaho. In thn event ❑F rinath or ,: eslgnati nn ❑f. any
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member. ❑f this rnmmi f tnr', i;hn rnman nn m-.mhrr. Pr memhr,rr shn1.1hnvr.,ft.01.
r rrr�,'r: ❑lane and sper..:ifirations, design and
�[rth❑rlty 'to ar prmre ❑r rii.saT
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1 "tion, 6r to rir?ci nn Ttr? the rr?prercn I:ati t,n nr ^T ^^t•r t,�i.th
ri:hnri.t� In th-^. cvPnt ^ai.d committee ❑r rinPi.r;nntcd re"r.Psentutiv'es
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within ifl d„1
fail t❑ eaTpr❑v� nr r1 i. ❑ rpLTrnvr si!r.i-1 1 ncr'tt nn , rt i.
spr>r,i f i.crtticros fT�rvr� I"rF,nn rrt.Jhmi ttrd t.n tht-. r.ommittrt; or in any rv.ent"',.
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n jni n' n; hnlri �n tion dr. crr:r:t:i rtn of 51.rr,l-! hi!i T r!i n^ nr.
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R?akinn nF rur•h rt T.i:�r i::Lnns bar; hr r.n rnmmF net rin^ n
sur,h approvrTl mn'i not then h- rrrarrirnr! nrcl, t:,i.s nrn,+i: inn w, 1.1 he rJecm._
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to'he ft!li �.�❑mF;a i,-ri with. �lri i:her memhr:rs of srrCh r.,nrnmi ttnr.., n❑'r its
de ic'nc,tr?ri re rr'cni; ,tiv❑s shall. hP r:ntitIerl t❑ ?nu comprn cation for
services pr.rfnrm-_d Pur -,umnt to thi T-,row-^nt.. Pnrt;nrr n"r+ rJ':tir,s n. such
crimmi-t^es rl�:s? nna+ori rrprrsrrntoti.�.,ns E--,hallera .F u[T❑n c^•m lr__ i
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thPSP h❑unes. Thrremftr,r the aper❑tial L1r�srrihrd in this cnvenant shall
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he' r,ec111irnd unlesn prior to 1[1 riakjs and Pffr r..tive thereon. The
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wocitten Instrument h- then exaouted and ful.l�.( rr rorded by the then
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rrcord rn,inrrs, of thr majnrity of the ].ntP in -aid trnrt appointing
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a rehreseni,ati x/P fir rT-prr,: r,ntF1tivr E; 1,11in sh;ill Lheroni trr exercise the
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Same Fioilier:l a,� t)rrvi n11,,ty r�xrrni ,erf h�/ Sni 1-1 rnnuni I
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D-1 LAND U5C AND PH .I DING TYPE. Nn lora, shall he Eisai rxcePt for..
�esidenti a]. Purposrls. . Nn building) ,hall hr r,rnri:ed, al tr?.r^1-r, Placed;
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r1r permi ttPrf to rr?rrl7in on' anv lot other than nor, duplex or rirtar,hed •
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single -family dwPl i,inq not to excpnd tr,rn .and onr.-ha.l.f etnri.e r7, in height
and' .a private rdararin for not more thin thrrin cr11's nr?r unit.
DWELLING. QI..IAL.ITY ANr) !117E. No dwelling shall he Permitted ❑1-i any
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lotwith the ground floor area of the main structuTe, Pxclusi.vE, of one-,
stork; .open porches and gardens, less then 900 snuare feet for a cne-
than
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dweliinn, nor '1^,s thin F)Q0 ,nliarp f^1-it For n dwelling i.ng of mors
'one
• strlry, nor; _D.� ,s t`�an 9111-1 snuare Fc,rrt i; qr, , to floor r3rriFi for duplPxs:'.
D-3 QUTLDiN1G LOCATION. NO hui lding (int inrP_ldinq 1Jncoverpd ro.Tches
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pr steps) =ha1.1 hP r.❑nStrllr,tr,d ne;3rnr thin 2!i fc?^t from the front int
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line, o.1- nearer than h fr'Pt from the Si.rie lot line. In thr casd of .a
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cornrrr .lot, no hui.ldi.nrl steal ]., he r:onsi;rl.lci:-rl nearer than ?(l i'not from_
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the front lot line, or nrlarcr than 15 feet from thr c trr,rt .Int _l i ne or
nrlarr;r. tl-ian 1)foin..t from thr i nside .lot line.
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D-4 I}T A! Fh [j%!D •''TF)TH. 'No dwr] li n1-„ ,hall hr erer.tr=.d or placed on anv
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lot having a of dth Of 1Pr;s than 50 fret E; tl r minimi-101 n� sstbeclr
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line nor shall any r1l,iellinri ten PrPctnri n1- r 1.-1--er1 1-n=,. ; n^ nn
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aro of lhr!, than indicatrd pn thr -.icnrdud tract map.
D-5' . ("A!;FMFNTS. F'a� .r.ments for installation and moi•ntr,nancP of Lit 11it.iPs
incl rirai nage far..i li the E11•e • rn,r?rvPr1 1-i., ,hnr,rn on thr r. crirdr r. i..at .rid
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rlvrrr thr? rear f;ivE feet of cash 1❑t. Lli thin thesri era ::Pments, no •. .'
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StrurturP, pl nntino n7 other material shall he pl.ar7or1 or pr;rmittr_ d , to
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rr_main whi.r.h may riamrl['rl QT' i.ntnrfrrre with th thr i nstal] atirin and maintenanCe'`i'•
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of utilities, n:1- which link/ change thn dirnr..tion of flow ❑It drainage
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channels in the e=� ements, •'n 1,i�ir,h mrly ❑hstrr_1r n1-
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thr❑uPh drainanr: chop-leis in thr r-,isrlmr!nts. The Easement, ar.cra:.nf_
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tach, lot and 'Fill irrinrn%/c'm�ni,s i.n it F't1a1.1 tern maintaineri continuoull
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by the nr;rnPr of i ten lot: E1 cent for t her c i mljrnvlminntc, For r,ihi ch rt ❑uhai'.c
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authority or trtili.ty cnmP'i-v is rr.spnnrri.hle.
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D"G -NUT`:.r1!'•rF9. No noxi-our; or orfrnsive arti.vity shall. hr' onrriP'd' on
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tip. n: arv, .1^t, nor steal... PnVthinrl hr done thereon Lihir:h may hr1 1-,r may
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Uecnme an ennouanc^ 07'nuisaner? to thij nainhhnrhnod.
D-7 TFMPOR(1r�Y STRI 1 Tt1RFs. Nn s+rur-t! 1rr: n1- t.Pml:ior jry _'char. r�r-tcr,' ' '•
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trailer, hasemr�nt;, trot, sh�r.d:., narnne, barn, or nthr�r nuth,01r1inq,9 Shall
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be used on any log: 1-A nn,, time as n rnni rience r�ithr.r tP.mriorc]ri ] y n1-
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p-$ ' ,IFiNr. IUn nir�n of ang kin Shall hP dicrilmN rd -1.o the puhlic view '-.
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on any lot PxPr;pt nor PrnFr.ssianal -irin of no' =.,q,-P than onr F,n.,uore foot;
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one sign of not nlnrn thin Fi ve squama fr rt: af1VP t c i ctrl the, nrnpertlj for.':
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bIr? or rent, c r ! r r t❑ 0k/P, t:isP thr� property during
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the ronstructiort and es peri nri.`
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opr.-nti nns nil rcfi ni nrl, •-ru-irri.ng or mining of cvati.on , of an,! kind shall
hr: pnrmittrd tapnn n- in nmi lot, nor rhnit nil r,!rl l n, i;�anl's, t,tanncal.s,
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mi nFI T•7,1 exr.-wnt inn-, nr ,haft-, LIP nnrmi 1-torl tfprin nr � n n�,r J n k. NO
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rlerri rl nr nthF:r i9ttrta�trrrr rrr-i nnpr1 �i'rar t���r inhnri nr, fnr ni .1 or nataarrtl
gas 91-.911 hr erc`r'i r'ri, rnrii ntnirarl oT prt mi.i,trrl Canon ,,nv l.nt.
r ,tnr n htrl i;r rlf, , =!nt
D-1n I TWFSTn1;I•� TOM POULTRY. RI ani.mnl ,, ti.,, ,� �' r p y I
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ki.nri stealI 9! r�;is�rl,' hrr..d or I:ept no an%t Int, cxr.rnt that cines, rc9tS
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or nt:hRT' hrnrrch-tld rani:S mar he kept prnvi.dr.rl that tl,r?y r+rn r,❑1, ; cnt,
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bred or mpi.ntaineri ' For any cnmmPrcial. nurnose.
D-11 iiARu4GF AND REFI!SE DISPOSAL. pjrj l,ot 9hal.i 1-n r.isrr! nr mai.r,tai.ned'
as n dumpinrl Around fnr rr.thhi Th. Trnrh, n,� her^r' or nth,-l" t,1ast.r Esha] 1
neat hr; '.r-t -'Yrcnt in. r.nntrainrrn. All i.nr.i nFt•ntnrs nr r!thcr
equi,pmrnt for thr, 'or di sro rtl of niii-h mart^ri -;1 t h? ? hr..' kept
in c, clr=m anri rani !-•9rt! rnndit:inn.
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D-1c iillaTr r' SiJi'pr, Y, Dini nrli�.ii.cl a '!rtes.-set �rlv �yt;r:"tn ,hall he ,ermit:trd
on ant' Int un] rtcs 9r.rr,h ,,item j-; 1or_'ted, cnn.,`ri_!r..trri-nth ^r;r.ti nerd in
aGgaa rlar�rr with -Fhe •crtrlui. "cmEni:r;, r tanri Mrd, and rrro ;,mere?,= ti non of. the
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Local. F,ov^..rnment. Apnrnw ai of nuch s,!t;tPm as i.nstal.leri shF;l t he' ohtainpd
ftom such authority.
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permit.i:rd on any l.nt uralnt,; ,ur.h sy,trm is rim irn,'�rl, �nr..a+ori ir-d cen-
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strr.rrt^d i.n arr.nrarrrr.n rait� thr- rnrlutrem�nts, stant!grri<; ~anti recommendations.
of tfir l ndat Pnvrarnmr�nt. Apnrnv,9l of such 9,,rstcm a7,i.nt;'I:a] 1 [ c1 shall he
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D-14 • MnPF `ir,TT1.+F PA:?FJPIG. Tf any hnats, d=inners, trail PT's, lnoprrative
carp rand ctr. are to ter ntrrrd; thPw must hr nnrkFtrt L��hinri t1-^ building.
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E.: GEn!F..r,AL PRMiTSICirlS
rr.an n rndin�r,ith th9 :Ln an1-^] 11-cF,� TFPN% ThrcP cnvniIantm nrr,
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nn all nari;i r ; Rrid nll prrsn-, rl ai.mi nn unrier 1-.hntri for a per i ori of thirty
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wars frnm the r!atp thrtr,r rovrnants nr- 7Pcnrdrd, ort-- whir,h t.imP mmiri
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cntrt*nant9 E31131.1. hr automnti r.r,'..1 y nxten, led i or ,urrrG 5i „r nr,riods of 111
years unless an inAtrttm-nt ci,inrtd hil a ma-lority of thq thee, nwners of.
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the lgtrr hnri; f,er n rrrorri^d, agrr'rti nn to r,hnn^P sai d rnvrnrints i n til-n' P.
nr in •art.
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E_2F(\IFfli1GFMEn!T. Frfnrcrrr-,rt sh-11 hr: by pror.nrriinns at law or in
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equity against a+ty pfrson ❑r persons vinlati.nrl or attemntinr• to violate
a,ny c❑�►Pn,ni: ni.t;h^r to ^estrnin violafiir,n or �n rern�rrr r'a^tar^s.
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F = , r r�,r;?An'� I T TV. Tni,nl i diti on of nnv nnrl of t:hr^r env-mints by judomPrrt
pr rnuri: order shmLl in no wir;r^ riFFert Tiny of thea other ^ra��ie�^ns which
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Shall .rr:mn r, .'t n full fnrrr and of Font.
E-4 ATTF'
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September 18, 1972
location of the land area in question.
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Special meeting called
to order
by the Mayor, Don M. Store
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Councilmen present:
W. D Skiv
r; Keith Ellis; Marvin Bod
ne; J
hn Navarro
Others resent: NeaL
Hudson; John
Fitzgerald; Ralph Hunter;
Sum
6r Johnson•
Gene
Hiner
There was discussion
concerning
the North Gate Subdivision.
This area is in close
proximity
with the Senior High SchooL.
it
was pointed -
ointedou
out that this area is
has an area adjacent
designed in
to the School
the style of square blocc
grounds; that Mr. StubbLefield
street
arrangements,
is holding
for prospective Mobile
Home development.
The Council indicated
the more they are convinced
that the longer
thaj
they look at and stu
it is not the type f dev
y thi
lopme
proposal
t that is
desired in this area
as far as the City i
a lan
concerned
is of high quality d of
.
prime
location
Several of the Zoni
Comrissio
members have indica ed to
the City
Council
members that they to3
have had second
thoughts in this mater.
It was in icated als
mobile homes is in p
Tthat the
or taste with
ea that Mr. Stubblefield
the School groundl adjo'ning.
has set
aside for
It was
felt that o better type
to members of the City
of use Is
Co cil,;since
indicated. This' s been
they have bec e a
als
e of
stated
hat is
eing proposed).
It was tiought that this
desired of the communit_y
area do
Ig the
s not conform to the overa
City and planners, an thalt
1 gro
Citv
th pattern
utility
services should be withele.
from
this particular development
prop
sal.
Mr. Johnson of JUB c
e in at this
time.
Further discussion broughi
up the
fact that the Mobile Home
Park
dwellers
have increase e
in Mobile Homes.
y p pulat
s is way o
on to the place where or
t of balance, and could in
more
icate
re res14ing
unless
is pattern is stop-.3eT,--Ihe
town
could be labeled as a trailer
rown.
It was further pointed
out that
more suitable home prices
for this
area
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would range up into
mobile home value up
he 0,000
to the $18,000.00
00 class rather than more
point.
down t
ward the
Mr. Johnson asked thip
Coucil, what
they would approve in
the presentation
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a u ure presenta
home, and that these
ion ropos
would rang
1 were presented for this
to $20,000.00 or less.
area.
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It was pointed out that
pQpular—i
the $30,000.00
price range was actually
the most
Mr
that the house as planned
builder will be required
will te
ns _
placed on the designatedilot
and
the
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Mr. Skiver stated t
t th s cau
es the whole development to
have
an appearance
location of the land area in question.
Meridian City Hall - Svecial Meeting .2.
September 18, 1972
Mr. Johnson indicatel
that the floor plans of the buildings
wouli
contain
960 square feet to
garage even though they
s uare ee , and that all bull-dingswouli
are small. (Addition of a garage,
allows
have a
the
eve oper o rea zea
mentioned).
i lona par icipa ion oug
e
, i
t was
Mr. Johnson also pre
ente Rend rings, which were pictures
of th
frontage
artist conception alLgnmelts
offered for the lots
of the different types cf-'Eu—ildings
in this subdivision. These pictures
showed
to be
elevations
and screenings t1af
progressed by the pu
woulddevelop about a premises
chas Q'.
as a
uap
ovemen
Mr. Johnson also presented
artist conception of the land
lay
-out
which
showed the floor plaa
line limits.
placement on e o in re at
n'Fo-streets
and yard
After discussion it
available. It was dDcided
appeared that additional information
to have Sumner Johnson set
needed
u a
tour
bo be made
Df the areas
that have already completed
development.
housing of this type, by
the S
ubble
field
This tour is set up
for 3iOO P.M. on Thursday Se tem
er 21st.
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2.
The North Gate Subdivision
proposal was tabled.
The Mayor brow ht u
the atter of the water feasibility
study
t
t has
been inactive for so
of water wells a4de
a time. sStudy should provide
sized water lines and desi
for
tion
the p
of ar
acement
as of
placement of corres
ndi lines.
It was pointed out that
Mr. Johnson represe!lting
esent water lines in some areas
JUB ineers resented aproposal
are inadequate.
b
showi on
a map of the City wh
should be proposed a
re it seemed advisable to place
d down in the near future.
the first
wall
that
The water study shou
d co;t a m4ximum of $69000.00; s
water
and
sewer stud
combined would cost
approximately $12,000.00 to $13,(00.00.
The proposal presented
plans and specifications,
was fit engineering, water st
PUMP Louse and controls dr
dy, well
wins
placement
with
and
easement
provisions and the n
materials of $10,000.00.
cessary health approvals fora naximus
of time
and
The Motion was made
W. D. Ski.ver, and seconded by
KeithEllis
that the
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City approve the exp
well, pump, pump house
ndittre of up to $10,000.00 for
and all specifications including
a water
St
stu
to Health
y, including
Approvals,
and easements locati
Motion 13assed!
ns.
Ellir-. PA-
Navarro,
yea,
Gene Hiner, Chief of
Poli a qu stioned the Council as
to
he possibility
of
appointing a poundmaster.
The Mayor stated that
it could not be put in this ye
is b
dget,
as it appeared
that as the year progresses,
finances will stay u
it will be more critical
nder he buc get.
as to
whether
the City
Meridian City Hall - Special Meeting .3.
September 189 1972
It was discussed by
the Mayor,
that the $10,000.00 f
r the
water
study,
cou come rom the
in the bond inter -fu
er
ds now
sewer revenue un s, a
drawing interest at the lank.
e over-suD855ribed
It was
pointed out
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—t——at-t-H-at at the present
the pledged amounts
the bonds
being
and interestis proceec
retired in proper sequence
ng s
and order,
s a
ori y With
th a
reserve being maintafn—ed.
These monies would come
rom
is reserve.
The land lying North
of F4st
Washington and North of
the ERst
Si
le Park
Subdivision wasisc
weeds. The Mayor is
sse
to call
an owne byMcI
Mr. McInroe to get this
e has
matter
gro
abated
as the
neighs are comp a
ning
There being no other
busi
ess to come before the Council,
the meeting
stood adjourned.
Mayor
Atte
City lerk
cc: Mayor
Councilman
North Gate Sub File
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Feasability Study
Clean-up Notices
File
McInroe
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Meridian City Hall .l. September 11, 1972
Meeting called to order by the ayor, Don M. Storey
Councilmen present: W. D Skiv r; Marvin Bodine; Jolm
Na arro;(teith Ellis Absent;
Others present: Le Kill swo th; Bob Walker; Jack
Dowde;_Robert Merris;
Sctmltz
DO Barnes; Phi.. Dryer;
Jin Fuller; Neal Hudson; John Fitzgerald;
•
Ralph Hunter;
o er we er; ernon c o ;
Minutes of previous meet' were read.
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Motion was made by W. D. Skiver and seconded by
Marvin Bod ne that
e minutes as read e approve .
Motion marred: Ski er.• Bodine. • Navar
o a
i
to discuss the possible Oevelopment of the park for
+he pool area and-- he -surraurdi-_ng area. which innluier,
Council
the City in relation to
io 1-5 icres. of
undeveloped recreation land.
Mr. Schulte present d a drawingproposing a developm
nt o the resent park
This included a haX balldiam d, a loft ball diamond
with lig is overhead;
-an
picnic areas parking area an a roadway oug
Franklin Road..
c rc ou onto
The cost of this would be 100,000.00, leaving
water and sewer.
ut the utilities of
Proposal #2: This alternative plan would have a roa
with a parking lot - picnic shelters and grills - foot
way past the pool
paths a ross the
waterways. Comfort stations to be provided near the
recreation area.
The cost of t is pr posal ould be $75.000.00
Proposal #3: Would adjoin the
pool area with a par
ng lot and picnic area
nearby with trails hrou the Fpark to 10t wide f
The pool is near the ori incl 5 acres k. Picnic
_
of the o bicycle paths
hel rs- to be laced
due to continuous
_
--
near the footpaths th watearea in nine mile creek
flow of water the year around
Baseball and soft 11 f eld to be combined near
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This project to cos $50.000.00to $ 000.00
he roadway to the parking
_
tY=a=="
Outdoor Recreation, admi istereid by the State Parks
And Recreation Board.
pointed out that the
The Mayor discussed the oblemi of finance - it was
City -doer. not have andsfort s type of developmen
also, that the donation oute s not proved out in
. I was ointe out
erid an so far as
evidenced by the unfinished li ary building.
Jim Fuller stated that h would like to see some pro
ress out i that
c; +v Rall .2. September 11, 1972
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proceedure for costs to present at a later Council meeting.
Russell Schultz stated that this area could be leveled
and pre ed for
0o type rriga i n a cos o a ou ,
would be mowing and watering.
om there on Me c s
The Mayor stated th t this muchrass would need a $2
least 1/2 of a man o mo and t im. a present moving
stand up under the dditi nal s rain.
500, mower and at
m ch a no
Mr. Fuller felt tha this ro would best suit the
area as a whole to be
developed along wit the pool a d that a ope��ha
be made.
some arrangements could
Jim Fuller is to work wit I h Marvin Bodine to investigate
costs and possibilities
so that this plan can be worked out.
The Motion was made by W. D. Skiver and seconded by John
avarro that the
City Council go on record as being in accord with th
the area of the Cit Par and rk with the Western
pro salo develop
da R creat on District
in an effort to enlarge and im one the City Park an
rec eat o area.
Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Bodine, yea; Navar
o, y a.
Robert Merris, representing the purification of iron
prod cts from the water
by the use of Polyp ori ich neutralizes the iron c
iron and carrying i away. This will not plug up me
n en y so ng e
ers r lines Mr. Merris
stated.
The Mayor stated that the City needed to remove the
lines due to the immairment of water flow because of
Iron that is now in the
the leposis through the
yearse
water lines and boi ers. The proper content should
-411on, 60 rts per million can Ina
be at the ate of
kdt istan he
3 parts pe-
human body.
Gallons of flow for the City is 7 million in winter
in rjimmar per mnnth.--
per month, '0 million
pe 1009 00 gallons
w re ults 3 weeks
eli irate and keep
Mr. Merris stated ti t t e program would require $5.30
for cost of the tre tmen . is treatment would sh
but steady control s th pro r ro am. This woul
deposits from building u in t e future.
Robert Merris is to meet with Hudson to work up
to the C n if it could be placed in
3 cos proposal to present
next years budget.
Les K.illin sworth. re -presenting Invironmental EngineringlLaboratories,
Inc. _
is available through
ell s wat r testinggo
of Boise, explained that engineering testing analysi
their firm for testing t e sew plant effluents as
as required by the eder 1 Ea omental Controls bur
au.
The State requires waste discharge testing on a continuing
tests can be perfonaed by the members of the City crew
basis. Some
w14le others might
possibly require more pr fessi Inal analysis.
iw -r-- to nnme
un a es
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proceedure for costs to present at a later Council meeting.
NOTICE OF ANNEXATION
AND ZONING HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY given, pursuant to the Ordinances of
the City of Meridian, that a hearing will be held at the City
Hall in the City of Meridian, at the hour of 8:00 P.M., on
Monday, August 7, 1972, for the purpose of annexation and
zoning of the following described property. All interested
parties shall be heard at said hearing.
The following described property to be known as
"Gregory Subdivision Unit #3" to be zoned 'W' Residential:
(Attached hereto and marked Exhibit r'A°C)
The following described property to be known as
NAN Corporation Property to be zoned "A" Residential:.
NW'k of SWk of Section 1, T. 3 N., R. 1 W., B.M.
The following described property to be known as
the North Gate Development to be zoned "A" Residential:
(Attached hereto and marked Exhibit "B")
The following described property to be known as the
Noteboom Corridor to be zoned 'W' Residential:
(Attached hereto and marked Exhibit "C")
The following described property to be known as
North Gate Development to be zoned "C" Commercial:
(Attached hereto and marked Exhibit "D")
DATED This day of July, 1972.
HERALD J. OX
City Cle
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD &
LONGETEIG
ATTORNEYS AND
COUNSELORS
929 EAST FIRST
MERIDIAN, IDAHO
83642
TELEPHONE 888-4461
Township 3 North, Range 1
4 1/4, Section 1 tTowTownship
described by metes {.
A ,portion of the N �'/2Ad8 County, Idaho, more particularly._.�
West, Boise Meridiem,
and bounds as follows: R. 1 W., B.M.,
commencing at Lhe center of Section E. 664.28 feet along the Easterly
Idaho and running N. 0° 14' 'S 11
Ada County, said Section 12, to the Northeast corner
1 4 NW 1/4 said point being the Southeast
boundary of the S 1/2 SB NW 1/4, Section 12, plat thereof
of the said S 1/2 Subdivision Unit lYo. 1 as shown on the official
C of Gregory Recorder in Book 20 of Plats at
on file in the office of Che Ada County
Pages 1300 and 1301; the Easterly boundary of
45" E. 662.18 feet along of said
thence N. 0~ 15' the Easterly boundary
the NW 1/.4 of said Sectl-Ou 12, also being the SE 1/4
Unit *0. 1, to the Northeast cofnsaidfGrego y Subdivision
Gregory gubdivisiosl the Northeast corner
isog
said Section 1?.,f
Unit No. 1; boundary
the Northerly
W• 291,35 feet along Northerly
boundary of said
thence N. 89 1 Section 12, also being g Sub -
of the said SE 1/4 NW 144 to the Northwest corner of said Gregory
Gregory Subdivision Tk 4dIppoint
being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
division Unit No. 1, ssaid Northerly
theQ� contiaping N. 89
51' 15" W. 1034.91 feet along
e SE 114 � 1/4+ Section 12 to the Northwest corner thereof; of
boundary of the bounda y
346,1.8 feet along the Westerly
thence S. 00 15' 45" W• corner of Gregory
1/44 .$e�tidn 12 to the Northweiatrthereof on file in the
the said SE 1/i NWp�a* ghown on the official p es 1396 and 1397;
Subdivision C0uA$y,corder in Book 21 of Plats at Pages
office of the Adel 2
e alon the boundary of said Gregory Subdivision Unit No.
thence E ,
the following course an#�1 distances:
S. 890 51+ 15N 170.62 feet to a point;
thence S. 0� 08* 45" W• 61.00 feet to a point;
a point;
thence S. 890 51' 15" E. 600.00 feet to
thence N. 00 08' 45" E. 155.00 feet to a point;
+ ,urve;
to a pc''
thence S. 890 51
3 + +., along a curti't' to the 1ef t having
thence Northeasterly25-16
14.55 feet, a deflection angle
a radius of -20-00 feet, a tang 15 E. feet
720 05' 00" left and whose long chard bears N. 54° 06'
to a point of reverse curve; ht having
thence Northeasterly 25.22 feet along a curve to the right
tangent of 12.95 feet, 34 deflection angleof
a radius of 45.00 feet, a tang a + 0 feet to
320 06' 30" right and whosg long chord bears N.
a point on curve;
thence N. 390 49' 45" W. 101.39 feet to
a paint;
thence N. 760 06' 45" E. 123.69 feet to
a point;
orner
M
° 51' 15" E.+110.00 feet to the Northeasterly c
thence S. 89
of said Gregory Subdivision Unit No. 2;
" 1.10.00 feet along thr Westerly boundary of
thence N. 00 08' 45 E. innin
said Gregory Subdivision Unit No. 1 to the point of bc°E g•
EXHIBIT "A"
i
A porti_.. of the NW 1/4 NW 1!4, Sectr_un 12, TownsrrLp 3 North,
Range 1 West, Boise, Meridian, Ad:, County, Idaho, more part.Lcularly
described by metes and bounds ,r, Iollows:
Commencing; :it the Nor tIt%, c ;t , ,(roor of Section 12, 1. 3 N., R. 1 W.
Ada County, Idaho.
thence Southerly 265 feet, more or less, along the Westerly
boundary of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 sjik!•5ection L2 to a point, which is the
REAL POINT OF BEGINNING;
thence continuing Southerly 1059.5 feet, more or less, along ti -e
Westerly boundary of the NW 1/4 •�W 1/4 saLd Section 1''. t,, t1w Southwest
corner of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Section 12;
thence Easterly 1327.5 ieEt, ore or I,.ss, along tl•, Souther]!!,
boundary of. the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 stir] .Section 12 to the Southeast corner
of the N14 1/4 NW 1/4 said Secti,•n 12;
thence Northerly 1325.5 feet, ;,.),)re or less, along; the East.er1V
boundary of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said �eCtLon 12 to the Northe:ist ,)rner
of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Section 12;
thence Westerly 876.3 feet, mor,-, or less, along, the ':(rrthcrlV
boundary of the M4 1/4 NW 1/4 said sec t.i,�n 12 to n point;
thence Southerly 265 feet, more or less, along; a line parallr-1
and .approximately 450 feet fr(i, the Westerly:' ,,und.Iry
NW 1/4 NW 1/4 -,aid Section 1' r • '
thence hr sterly 450 feet, to it It.- c ieng , l inc 1ar.r 1 1� 1
to and apprnximately 265 feet t;rer ly r ,, m the North, r1 i boundary
of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Svr r ( !' rc, tl f b:_ginning;,
comprising 37.3 acres, marc
Area Proposed for Mobi lc Homo P .rt' h I,.
(This area is a portion of Lhtt nl`o%, e=.crihed t,idcntial
Zone)
A portion of the NW 1114 1J l.''+, n 12, 1(,- I Nortl: ,
Range 1 West, Boise Meridian, .` t' I(1'iIS1y, r,()re 1 ,rLLcularly
described by metes and bound- I
commencing at the Northwe°_t corn. r f Scction 12, i R. 1 W.
B.M., Ada County, Idaho;
thence Easterly 450 feet, marc t less, along the \ertherly boundary
of the \'W 1/4 NW 1/4 said Sect Len l 2 to r point, -.,rh i h i,; the Rt AI, POINT
OF BE(INNING;
thence Southerly 505 feet, r-,)rL .t l; s, alone, line par:rllul to
and approximately 450 feet i.astcrly front' tilt' Wt' -;ate r hound.rry of
the NW 1./4 NW 1/4 said Section 12 to n point;
thence Easterly 398 feet, nor, r }e.,;;, along A l nc parallcL to
and approximately 505 feet South( 11Y I o om the North, r1r' t,nundary
of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Section l.'2 to .i I)oLnt;
ihrnve Southerly 820 fei-t., n,,j:e .'r le:::;, al,ntr .r 1 ine h,rr,rl Lrl to
unci . pproxLmately 474 feet Wer,tr r I y 1 r-om the 1'.r;.te1,ly hound.rry of
the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Section l_' to : point or, tLe �;r r tl.etl'• hcuee. (t
Cf tl.e MA 1/4 P41: 1/4 said
thence Easterly 479 feet, moo(' or IL LS, along t h, r th( rt'. V
bouue,ary of the. Pik 1/4 NW 1/4 i tie etre n. 1. I - L the:, t r-e,rner
of th(- NG' 1i4 NW 1/4 said Sec•t.L-n I_';
thence Northerly 1325.5 feet, marc or 1u5-,, tl.,n-, rhu Easterly
boundary of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Section 12 to t!ju ,rtheast earner
of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Section 12;
thence Westerly 876.3 feet, more )r les,, nlon,, the:: Northerly boundary
of the NW 1/4 NW 1/4 said Section 12 to the r -al point of beginning,
comprising 19.2 acres, more or le- .
EXHIBIT "Br'
A corridor of land which,
of the NE4 of the SW'4 of
Boise Meridian and which
corner of that parcel of
Sewer Treatment Plant to
SW4 of Township 3 North,
EXHIBIT "C"
the Northerly sixty (60) feet
Township 3 North, Range 1 West,
runs Westerly from the Northwest
land knc;wn as the City of Meridiqn
the NE corner of the NW14 of the
Range 1 West, Boise Meridian.
A portion of the NW 1/�a tiW I / 4, SectloTmorq I�part it�r"r lv
iP
Range 1 West, Boise Meridian, a1d.. t „unty, Id 111,
rihed by metes and bound-, Iows:
Commencinl; at the Nort',k� r
r, ,,lt Section 12, 'l. 3 F. 1 W.,
B.M., Ada County, Idaho, 1,11C.' -,nt be int; tl,e REALP�1I'`7T OF BEGINNING;
�r 1� -;along tl �� !destcrl�• bol,nd:iry
thence Southerly 265 ILO • i �' ' ',int;
of the NU 1/4 NW 1/4 sai.t Sc .• ti• n t< t,� ,
450 feet. a ,rte or l� . rilong a line parallel to
thence Easterly boundary of
?65 feet Soothe rl�� 1 t•n the Northerly
and approximately -,Ant;
the N14 1/4 NW 1/4 ss1 i d Sec t io11 12 to a , i
' ,i line parallel to
thence Northerly 265 feet, 'rc � letil aeon; boundary of
450 feet P..:-,t�_rly ; r,im the Westerly boundary
and approximately •},int on the Northerly
the W 1/4 NW 1/4 said a1dcSec,tinn 10,1 '
of: the NW 1/4 NW 1/4
morc, 'ur 1, along the Nor.therl,. boundary
thence Westerly 450 feet. " the real p g
point of beginnin,
of tate NW 1/4 NW 1/4 saideSect
l.e I"- iot
comprising 2.7 acres,
EXHIBIT "DI
"Heart of Idaho's Dairyland"
A Good Place to Live
CITY OF MERIDIAN
OFFICIALS 728 Meridian Street
HERALD J. COX. CITY CLERK MERIDIAN, IDAHO
HELEN RYKER, TREASURER
GENE D. HINER. CHIEF OF POLICE 83642
NEAL HUDSON. WORK SUPT. Phone 888-4433
JOHN O. FITZGERALD, ATTORNEY DON M. STOREY
Mayor
July 26, 1972
Meridian City Council:
COUNCILMEN
JOHN R. NAVARRO
KEITH T. ELLIS
WAYNE D. SKIVER
MARVIN R. BODINE
HERALD J. COX. TRAFFIC BUREAU
I would like to thank the Council for their support of the summer recreation
program. It has been enjoyable work for me, and the children 6f the city
seem to enjoy it also.
As the City of Meridian continues to grow, I would like to do more with the
recreation program. With the new swimming pool will come much planning and
organization of a new program. I would like to help you with the planning
and organization of this program.
In a couple of years Meridian will probably need a full time Recreation
Director. When this time comes, I would like to be considered for the
position.
Thank You,
a
Lloyd 4FtTiner
ANNEXATION REQUEST
I respectfully request the City of Meridian to annex
that certain parcel of land into its corporate limits that
is generally described as follows:
The NW4 of the SW -14 of Section 1, Township 3 North,
Range 1 West, B.M., Ada County, Idaho.
Owen M. Frost