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MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
Phone (2081 888-1201
May 1, 1!6!
City Council
City HaII
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Gentlernen:
Itrs easy to cornplain, but time should. also be taken to
say fhank You.
lle recently conplainecl about the uasightly litter around.
the highscirool on lJest nighth Street, and. now we wa.nt to thadr
you for the great improvenent in the appeararce.
A recent newspaper item declared that these inprovement
steps would be continued. until the situation is rrnder control.
Unfortunately, there will always be the "few" uho will preventperfect control , so we hope that the highschool authoritiestwill continue a pro€iran to keep up the j-mproved appearance.
Please convey our thanks to all concerned for their prompt
c ooperati on.
Sincerely,
Olive M. Stretc D.O., Ir.A./r.O.)
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Carl H. Rathj
P.S. My wifers signatrrre is lacking on this Letter because
she is out of tol,,n. Ilowever, just before she left, we agreed.that this letter of thanks shoul-d be r^rritten.
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IDAHO BOARD OF
HIGHWAY DIRECTORS
c. ED FLANDRO - CHATRMAN
HoWARO A. T8OMASON - vrcE cHA RMAN
LLOYDEBARRON'MEMBER
WAYNE SUMMERS
EXECUT VE SECRETARY
DEP.\RTME\T OF IIIGHSAYS
STATE OT' IDAHO
P O BOX 7129
E L. MATH ES
STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER
v. w. sAcHT, P.E.
District Engi nee r
BOISE, IDAHO A37O7
Dear Mayor Storey:8 April 19 69
The Federal Aid Highway Act of 1968 requires that the U.S. Bureau of hrblic
Roads conduct a study of all roads and streets of the entire country and classify
those facilaties according to the type of service which they provide. This study
is to be done in cooperation with the various State Highway Departments and repre-
sentatives of local units of goverrunent.
It is the intent of the Department of Highways to consult with local officials
to the maximum extent possible in the conduct of this study. In light of the pres-
ently specified completion date of October I, 1969, it is obviously impossible that
we contact individually each of the nore than 3OO governmental agencies having juris-
diction over roads or streets in Idaho.
To assure maximurn contact with all governmental units involved, a series of
regional meetings is proposed. You, or your representative, are urged to attend
the one scheduled in this area for !:lO AM, l{ednesday, May 14, 1969, in Boise at
the Boise Hotel , 802 Bannock . There will be a no host luncheon.
This invitation is being extended specifically to you, but you may also wish to
include members of local planning commissions or other advisory boards from your area
of jurisdiction as a part of your delegation.
This r^,iII be a preliminary meeting to explain the objectives of the study and to
outline proposed procedures. Another neeting will be scheduled at a -later date to
finalize the proposed classification of roads and streets to be submitted to the U.S.
Bureau of Public Roads.
It is vital that you be represented at these rneetings so that l.re may have the
advantage of your advice and knowledge of local conditions. ft is also vital that
at least one representative be designated who will be able to attend both this rpet-
ing and the one to be scheduled later.
This is an important survey because it seems probable that it will be the basis
for further studies r.'hich could involve designation of roads which L'iII comprise the
various road systems eligible for financing from Federal Aid Highway Trust Funds.
Future methods which may be used in the distribution of those funds may also be in-
volved "Very truly yours,
1b
Encl osure
Better Highways for a Better Id'aho
Z//W4/--
AGENDA
FUI,ICTIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF ROADS AND STREETS IN IDAHO
(First Meeting )
Purpose of Functional Classification, and Organization to Accomplish
Study Requi renents
The Concept of Functional Classification in Serving Traffic
Mobility and Land Access
3- The Hierarchy of Functional Systems
Guidelines on Extent of Urban and Rural Functional Systems
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2
4
5 Procedures
A- Urban
B. Rural
Meeting beqins 9t30 AM Wednesday
(DaY)
At the Boise Hotel Capital City Room
May 14, 196 9
( oate )
in Boise
(Location)
No Host Luncheon - 12:OO Noon
Resume Meeting Following Lunch
End lvleeting by 3:OO PM
(citv)
Requested to be in attendance: AII Coun ty and Hi ghway District
missioners; Al1 Mayors of Cities with 2,lOO population or nore,
their guestsl aJld all City and County Engineers.
Com-
and
FROM: Ted Hopfenbeck, Project Director
Rcgion II Law Enforeement Pl-anning Comnission
T0: Region 1I Sheriffs and Chlefs of Police
As you are aware, the Ornnibus Crime Bill and the State of Idaho
will pay BOtr of aL1 costs connected uith the education of officers
at the neu State ?raining Acadenty. In order to correctly estirnate
the amount of funds needed for the Federal share, it is necessary
thaL re know the approximate nunber of officers that will be attending
dr:ring the period Jul-y I, L969 to July I, 1970. There will be for.:r
identical 6-ncek sessions during this tine.
The Commission rould be rnost appreciative lf you r,uould take
a rfnute right now and fill out the enclosed postcard and get it in
the nail.
Thanking you in advance for your cooperation, I remaln
Sincerely
cl"{ ilf/-'/",L
Ted Hop fenbeck
Director of Criminology &
Lau Enforccm:nt
ficrrucy'lu.,m
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ESTI,,IAIED NU,,EER OF T1?.,tIi'lIiiG
r\CAlrn,ry lPPlf C ;ltS (
1969 To JULY r, 1970
JIILY 1
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Ted Hop fenbeck
Boise State College
Boise, Idaho 83706
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I,leri di an City Iiayor
728 Meridian
Meridian, Idaho
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io8 Sout'. Curtis Road
Eoise, I<laho 83705
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:\d.a De',re 1o'r:l:cnt Co"nc il-
fhe Ad::, Development Council is a forl.Iard moving
org€mization vhere political differences are closeteci
for the purpose of doing planning r'.'lii ch l:i11 reap a
tr.eraendous hl::vest as tlre freasure Va,],1ey 8l'orrs. It
is :ny hope trat lhi s p1anning agency c an eventually be
ex.i) '!nd.e cl to cover. atl the Treasure Va1ley including
Canyon County because our probleros extend- that far.
no
ar
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In an attenpt to 1.s1 nry planning philosophy into
writton forn it became imme.l.i at eIy evident thrt I could
t except in a superficial wag. Expressed below
e eli-ngs on th::ee things only; urban growth,
ia,l p::ivacy, and the divislon necessary betrveen
tlcaJ. and pr"ofessional plarurer.
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Planning is a never ending exce::clse lu'hich must beenergetically developed and then placed. into er effectlvefom, such as an ordinance, and adopted by the appro-
pf iate politica,l jurisdiction. It j,s a fact that u::b an
growth is steeling valuable farm land and current zoni.ngpractice is not stoppirr.g or even slor.ring rrb al si'rrr:l-.
Urban groi.rth must be rest::Lcted so that sklp devclopment
can not occrlpo This me ans that agricul-tural zones ::'o-hibiting subdivision,rnd nieceneal ::esidential develop-
ment must be adopted and strictly enforced until 'che landr,rithin the u::b al bounda.ry is substantia.lly developed.
I'Ihen the.t occurs expansion of u.nban 3rovth r.iould be i.llc,"re dbut onIy a ]inited a-rnount of contiguous srr,bdivision a.t atime so thi-t ceni ral irater and ser.re:. service c5,.n c cor-(lm-
ica11y be extended to serve the nel^r areas.
Residentia-1 neighbonhoods are nrivate and seclusiveareas for the purpose of protecting rnan fron the other
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haff of this dual envio:.rvrent; the hustle anrl bustle of
the conunercial a-nd employ,,rent activities. Zoning prac-
tice in the Boise area bord.e rs on a complete misunder-
standing of the :':.ivacy man must have and allows con-
mercial- to enc:.oach upon residential ai"eas ::ather thanfilling the abundant commei'cial-Iy zoned af'e as l'rhich a.re
now vaeant. Ttre we ak excuse given is: rrTbe cost of 1and.is p=ohlbitive.rr This tirinking has unf ortr.rnatel)' been
accepted r.rid the clecay of dotntol.m Boise an.r the traffic
ha.2ard r.:h.i, ch strio corynerciaf- development creates along
our major city and county arte:'ials hcve been the result.
llanning expertise is the only solution, providcd,
hol.re.yer, thiit politi.cal irrrisdictions a:.e r+il-1ing .bo
adopt the strict nerr policies nccessary to courtterectthe 1ex policics o.i thc past. Good planning raeans that
excentions cannot be given to those r:1-o ou. s1-L hard forind.ividuel f r.vo:"s. ihe only 1-ralr -o .:.vcid unrl.ue tr?essureon elected off icia.Ls by favot: seekers ls to 'lnrt the A.D. C.planning staff in chrrge ..n.:, refer. all conp).aints to themfo:' the tecl.nicrl solution, ::ath^r than tlre elected offi-cial becoming nersonrilly involveti i.n any ray. Profes-sionr.ls ancl ibe rni.ster plans are soon valueless if tl,.ein
arlvise i,nd. riirection are not fol Ior:ed..
f believe the formation of bhe A.D.C. and
program for p'l 61nlng is the greatest assuranceofficiaf-s ca.n give to their constituents i-.hat
seeking the very best fot the majorit)' of the
Even though strict phi1osophies r;i11 be taughtA.D.C. planninl staff it r"iilL be recognizecl- b;'ity of t'he citizens thr',t the :.egion they liy6have al or.-:er"Iy iur d. attnactlve grol;th pattern
iti p::e sent
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Ada County Commissioners
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