HomeMy WebLinkAbout1965-02-15Merjdi.an City HalI
ca11ecial rneeti too erb the M rDonM.S
uncilman esent:D kiver CarolKeith Ellis I
ohn Navarro absent.
thers sent: 0 eV cent Peter DJohn Chil ldard Earl
Kent Kehler
i uticri
te Davi War Bud Jerreadn Haro Mor
onner Surnner Johnson Bate
discussion was held once nrnS n area south of Meri d S1
ion t rty wnedour 6ewer s stem.SC l-ma 1y concerned Yas pro
rMe dianr Meridian Bowling erl n Athletic Associati
how,eter Detlaril, Edna He ward Banks, David Warren,and land
ohn Chil , City Atto v expla ned the 1e6al- aspect int l-s ma
pre enting three alternat First alternEtive isitatio
ity 'orn 6ewer district com 1a1 property owners to pate .
1te formtive; property otdne a r district, instaLl wer ndc
onnec ions apportionate s eof origi I cost. Third alte tiv iin
econd alternative non-part ipan mev be cut off from pres tse rse
harge several times the sent char that they may bare el"r ust
harge in the maintanence the City ewer systen.
. Chl1d pointed out hat ebe t solution of this 1e blem
or aI concerned to pay the S E }JI irgly in this devel ent
r Johnson, Consul fng r, comnented also thi AS
ESS C stly progran to be fo
r. Coryell stated tha he b1e financially to s eex
spo tion at thie time, '.t ch ounts to approximately $)r o0
r. Quinteria, Teprese ting the wling Lanes r stated t want
n rec rd as desiring tbis jec to oceed irmediatly.
February 15, 1965
Co 11
connect-
Earl
Dairy
Hon.
ter.
Second
future
ddition to
v].ce or
real
would be
far the
nse for
\
dtogo
I
Glen Nielsen.Dale
,r,r,"l .r"" linto ,n.
I
Meridian City Hall
per
ter lf soon be in the di
2 February lr, ]-965
o desires
wef e l-n-
ciation
aking
ches and rk of the intercepte to t
w Grounds
ingness
rested at
though he
beyond
aIlso
the City
s matter.
Low his
l
r-state
rour or
ridian Athr'Ietic Ass iatirerett
ceed.o ect to
theShowstatian Dai thaIe Bates re sent th Meri
ic Asthleerestd also and would wor out omet rith the lleridian
cee. lrJarrer stated that het des red this o ect to
sheor th other re sentives ffu ure d nts south ofvelo
outh ousine the all are des sever and water.
ir statements also ed wiabolnt
t had stated that he tinobet into the Cito Corye
6t me in being annexed i tot e Cit , but tbat it appe
dve th the present press SO land
Mr.oryeSperty desiring so st 81v to be annexed to the City.
Hens n and Edward Banks are no onne tedtatedthat Mr. Del,rard , E
adraLlv have no de 1re t the Present to connec t.
r. Coryell tofd the up th necded more tine to ons]rth
n Storey, the Mayor,d tha he believed Mr. Co 11 s ould
y to enter into the aelrage exte ion progran as tjre get ing
e Int
1b under ful1 construct on ry sh rt1y.
. Coryell stated tha he ould one foruard with an wer to-mo
e ].:6. t955.
. Quinteria stated t tT tle f H. A. vill cover osts
that he plans to fiihe ce s1m vement.
Corye}l and Mr.r d eft a this time.
s that is
-.1and 1n
iII o, 4n""" mentionedl
to
]i,ttle choice in thlis matter
6ewer dnd
L
v r. Storev. aqain stat ed thr rthet elieved this area sho uId br ) brou,
rhe Cit v.
!1 otion was nade by Kei th El.-1S anc . seconded by Carol Co Ieman tha&. t
)Ittorn€y be instructed to dr aw up an orc .inance annexinc the p roper';y fron
,OOd AT enue bordered by Kuna Roed e xter .ding to the east line of tl re Citr
)ncomDa ssing all land to the soutl rtoa t of the North 15 a rproxir
:he prc occu edt Da id lda:'retr ar d Hon Brothers.
5t 1.1 .
il-f o. 18 7,-a{r3/{ fr. I F Borse h "J lal l,/. /, J /1. //, , ! l la o{ 4t .l J"c,'8 l6si t
M a Iveotion vas passedi Ski-ver i 1J.j-s, yea; Colenan, y ea.
t')ft,',Pot€] -fe*.t liao -t '-'f l 'tt f tlt {. /.Z o d-n '/r, I E/.t
I be Mayor stated that Norma:r Fu1le r is still interested in dr rvelopi
rropert y near the nortb-east part of tor n as has been discuss ed in prelric
I reeting s and is exploring t devr
I
hE :lopmer t by using individual sept:Lc ten!
:ose oI aeh'age. No action was tal (en l-n this natter.
T here being no further busi-:ress tc cone before thc Coun ci1 tl re neet
rd.jourrr ed.
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