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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-05-01 CITY OF MERIDIAN CITY COUNCil SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA Wednesday, May 1, 2002, at 6:30 p.m. City Council Chambers 1. Roll-call Attendance: X Tammy de Weerd X X Cherie McCandless X X Mayor Robert Corrie Bill Nary Keith Bird 2. Adoption of the Agenda: 3. Continued Public Hearing from March 20, 2002: Proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian: Continue Public Hearing to May 15, 2002 at 6:30 P.M. Meridian City Council Special Meeting Agenda - May I, 2002 Page I of I All materials presented at pu blic meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian. Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documents and/or hearing please contact the City Clerk's Office at 888-4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting. CITY OF MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA Wednesday, May 1, 2002, at 6:30 p.m. City Council Chambers 1. Roll-call Attendance: )( Tammy de Weerd _t . Bill Nary ~ Cherie (VI7Candless ~ Keith Bird -A--Mayor Robert Corrie 2. Adoption of the Agenda: 0fJ.fYTPVe..- 3. Continued Public Hearing from March 20, 2002: Proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian: C'(9hflh~ )7 /Il fo IhafJ / S-~ vo'z.- e 6 f 3 0 f1tJ Meridian City Council Special Meeting Agenda - May 1,2002 Page I of I All materials presented at public meetings shall become property ofthe City of Meridian. Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documents and/or hearing please contact the City Clerk's Office at 888-4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting. NOTICE OF HEARING CITY OF MERIDIAN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT TIle City Council of the City of Meridian will continue the public hearing on Wednesday, May 1,2002, at 6:30 p.rn. in the City Council Chambers at Meridian City Hall, 33 E. Idaho Aven\le, Meridian, Idaho to accept public conUl1cnls and testimony on tile City's proposed Comprehensive Plan Amendment. Copies of the Draft City of Meridian Comprehensive Plan (lIme 2000), proposed changes to the Draft Plan (including revised graphics and future land use Jrulp) and thc Planning and Zoning Commission rccommendalions are available for public inspection and review, at Ihe following locations: Meridian City Hall, Clerk's Office, 33 E. Idaho Avenue, Meridian, Idaho Mendilln library, Main Desk, 1326 W. Cherry Lane, Meridian, Idaho Meridian Planning & Zoning Departmcnt, 660 E. Walertower Lane, Suite 202, Meridian, Idaho Due to the complexity of the revised future land use map, the figure is not included in this legal notice. These documents and accompanying maps can be reviewed frcc of charge atlhese locations during normal business hours. Backerouml TIle Draft Comprehensive Plan was prepared by citizens and community residents of Meridian. The planning process was initiated in June 1999, when Science Applications International Corporation began work as a tcchnical consultant to prepare the comprehensive plan. Numerous workshops were held Uuoughout the sLImmer and fall. The public reviewed and discusserl a preliminary draft in the wi nter of 1999 and carly spring 200(). TIle Dwft Plan was distributed at a public open house in June 2000, and comments on the Plan have been accepted since thattimc. The Planning and Zoning Commission conducted seveml public hearings over the course of the last year to discuss the future land use map, goals, objectives, and accepted public testimony. The plmming process is described further in Chapter 3 of the Draft Plan. Pumnsc and Scolle The purpose of the City of Meridian's Comprehensive Plan is to integrate the concerns and expressions of the community into a document that recommends how the City should grow and develop. All legislative requirements, specifically the Idaho Local L.and Use Plamung Act, arc addrcssed in the Plan. TIle Plan uses maps and nalT'dlive to dcscribe tile City, provides a vision of a desired future, and recommends specific measures to reach Ihat future. The Plan is organized imo nine chapters. TIle first lhrce chapters arc introductory chapters followed by five chapters Illat encolllp..'1SS Ule \3 components required by Idaho Code. TIlese chapters arc titled: . Who Iivcs in Meridian, and what do they do? . What arc the physical and cultural features of Meridian'? . What services are provided in Meridian? . How is the land in Meridian developed? . How we make this plan a reality? The Plan provides factuallnforlllation regarding current conditions, the conccrns oCthe community, and a visioll for thc future. TIle laller are expressed in narralive, figures, and lists of goals, objectives and action items. Throughoul the planning process, cilizcns and comllllUlity residents had the opportunity 10 shape tlle Plan. TIlis culminated in a public open house on the draft plan in June 2000. Since publication of the Draft City of Meridian Comprehensive Plan, extensive input has been received from developers, landowners, public and private agencies, and tlle general public. A staff report, proposed modifications to the draft plan, new and revised graphics, glossary, list of acronyms, and repriorilization of aClion items have been prepared and are availablc for review. The public is encouraged to review these proposed documents, attend the public hcarillg and offer comments and testimony. Oral testimony may be Iimiled to three (3} minutes per person. WriUCll comments are welcome. Please send wriUen COlllments to lhe Meridian City Clerk. 33 Easlldaho Avenue, Meridian, Idaho 83642. The City Council will accept oral and written testimnny on the following subject matters - mixed use areas I incentives, neigbborhood centers I incentives, transllortation, 1111bJic safety, schnols I plI rks I open slll1ces, Ilriority growth areas I urban services, land usc mUll south of Interstate 84, land IIse mall betwcclI 1.84 and Ustick Road, land use map north of Ustick Road. All materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian. TIle heariug will be held in a facility that is accessible to persons wiUI disabilities. Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities relaled 10 documents and/or hearings, please contact the City Clerk's Officc at 888-4433 at least n hours prior to the public hearing. DATED tltis 251h day of March, 2002. JI~~~~ff' !}v,l WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., CITY' CLtRK ~\_\.,' \' .: ,: ,'- :~' ~~ (" ... .,' ~ r"-~" c.; .("o,"'{ ..it>. .' .-s-' r"', " 'r '::> \ _ ~.jJ...._. u ) :. y.... ~ '/ :;.. \~ .r $-, \. ,t '<;r 1.:-<;.:/ . ,0,.. CITY OF MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA Wednesday, May 1, 2002, at 6:30 p.m. City Council Chambers 1. Roll-call Attendance: X Tammy de Weerd X X Cherie McCandless X X Mayor Robert Corrie Bill Nary Keith Bird 2. Adoption of the Agenda: 3. Continued Public Hearing from March 20, 2002: Proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian: Continue Public Hearing to May 15, 2002 at 6:30 P.M. Meridian City Council Special Meeting Agenda - May 1,2002 Page I of I All materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian. Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documents and/or hearing please contact the City Clerk's Office at 888-4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting. Meridian City Council Meeting May 1. 2002 The special meeting of the Meridian City Council was called to order at 6:30 P.M. on Wednesday, May 1, 2002, by Mayor Robert D. Corrie. Members Present: Mayor Robert Corrie, Tammy de Weerd, Keith Bird, Bill Nary, Cherie McCandless. Others Present: Brad Hawkins-Clark, Steve Siddoway and Will Berg. Item 1. Roll-call Attendance: X Tammy de Weerd X Cherie McCandless X X Bill Nary X Keith Bird Mayor Robert Corrie Corrie: I will open the City Council special meeting, Wednesday, May the 1 S\ 2002, at 6:38 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. We will start with the roll call attendance, please Mr. Berg. Item 2. Adoption of the Agenda: Corrie: The second item on the agenda is the adoption of the agenda, which is the continued Public Hearing from March 20, 2002 on the proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian. McCandless: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. McCandless. McCandless: I move we approve the agenda. Nary: Second. Corrie: Motion has been made and seconded to approve the printed agenda. Any further discussion? All those in favor in say aye. MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES Item 3. Continued Public Hearing from March 20, 2002: Proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian: Corrie: At this time I will open the continued Public Hearing and we will start with staff and then we will go to the public. City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 2 of 24 Siddoway: Can you hear me now? Okay. Thank you Mayor. We do have a revised land use map that should reflect the changes that were suggested by the Council through the series of workshops done in April. I would just like to point out some of the highlights for you. I am not going to go change by change, but I do want to point out a few things. First you will notice the colors have changed, as Bill Nary pointed out just a little bit before the meeting. I tried to respond to the concern that the colors were too muted and difficult to tell apart, so we have hopefully fixed that. If there are other colors that you don't like or need - Shari says we are probably changing some of the mixed-use colors. If there are any other colors you feel need to be changed, we can push them however you want to - brighter, darker, whatever. The second thing I would point out are the notes that are new to the map in the bottom right hand corner. The first one basically says the dots float. And the Council wanted to note that directly on the map, so specifically with parks and schools we don't run into future problems with citizens concerned that a park wasn't built right where one of the dots were. The second note states that in the residential areas that other densities will be considered without a comp plan amendment being required. But that it can only be changed one step, as in low to medium or medium to high, not low to high. I guess it can go the other way too, medium to low, but we wouldn't go high to low. There are two changes on this map that were not specifically discussed. They are fairly minor but I feel like I need point them out because it didn't come out of the meeting per se. One is that we combine the low and very low density residential into just low, given the fact that we were saying that we were going to consider other densities and the fact that there didn't seem to be a lot of support for forcing certain areas to be less than two units per acre. We just have simply designated low, medium and high. The second change is we used to have existing schools and existing parks broken out separately from public and quasi- public uses, which conflicted when we went through the text, with the definition, which we were saying that the public and quasi-public color included existing parks and schools. So we basically combined those existing public uses into the public and quasi-public color. They are still designated with the symbol in the case of schools. I think that should clarify that. We did go through point by point on the items that were recommended to be changed by the Council during the previous workshops. I did go through them. Brad then proofed it and we feel like we have them all. But if there is something still missing, please let me know. Other than that, I guess I will stand for any questions about the map. I would point out that Brad will be here shortly - here he is. There we have Brad. He has feverishly working on the text and has prepared something to summarize the text changes. He is going to make copies of that to hand out to you. I guess for now, do you have any questions about the map? Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 3 of 24 Nary: I would be happy to commend you on the record that I really like the color scheme and the differentiation, because it is easier to read than it was, so I really do appreciate you making those changes. I guess the only thing I would make note of and it is something against even the radar screen that doesn't have anything to do with the map anymore, when we did discuss that property at the corner of Ustick and Eagle, that we were willing to exchange at some point, that it is not on here any longer? Siddoway: Yes. Nary: So we need to make sure we keep - this doesn't change our area of impact by itself, we still have to do that process. So we want to make sure we continue with that process and not forget about it. Siddoway: Right, to actually take it off. Nary: Not to forget about it, but do all that stuff to make sure this map is accurate. Siddoway: The same is actually true down south where we amended the area of impact to come in around the subdivision that is already being divided - Muirwoods? Nary: Like I said, I just wanted to make note that we make sure we finish that process so that the map is actually accurate once we get this done. Siddoway: Just across Eagle Road, there is also that piece that we are showing added to our area of impact that has not yet formally been added, but it has been approved and is going through the process right now. Corrie: There is another area, too, up on the northeast corner, that little strip- Siddoway: That is what Shari is pointing out to me - Ramon Yorgeson's piece has also been approved to be taken out of our area of impact and we will need to reflect that so, there is even one other area where I saw it is splitting though some properties and we may want to look at and clean it up all at once, but we will track that. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: I guess I don't like the change of the low and very low. I think one of the main reasons we allowed the one step in density is to cover some of that. Now you have taken that area that was very low and they can step it up to medium. I guess it kind of defeats the purpose of those few areas that were designated as the very low. { City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 4 of 24 Siddoway: Most of the areas - we can change it however you want, but my response would be that most of the areas that were designated as very low were areas that were already existing in that density range and I wouldn't necessarily see them changing anyway. The one big exception to that is the strip along Chinden Boulevard from Ten Mile to Meridian. That was very low and now shows up as low. De Weerd: And now it could be medium. Siddoway: What is that? De Weerd: Which means now it could be medium, with how we set it up. Siddoway: That is correct. If the Council chooses. It doesn't say they are guaranteed. But it says the Council can consider others without requiring a comp plan amendment. It doesn't necessarily mean it is just a given. De Weerd: It is just hard to be consistent. If you do one and you don't do the other, then you have nothing to fall back on as to why. Siddoway: Yes, there should be a reason if its not granted. Or maybe there should be a reason if it is granted. To resolve this, do you want to have some discussion and direct me one way or the other? I will change it however the Council wants. De Weerd: My preference would be to keep the very low. Corrie: I don't think it makes that much difference personally. Now we have two different opinions. The Council is going to make that decision anyway. Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Yes Mr. Nary. Nary: I guess I don't have a big heartburn with the three. Only because I think one of the areas of discussion that we have had is that we are also trying to recognize that people are going to build what the market is going to bear. The market - there are, looking at this other maps, the one approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission, the very low areas appear to be the strip along Chinden, and the southwest corner that is near the interstate, McDermott Road area. Is that correct? And some pockets a bit further south as we go. I think the rest is low, is that right? Siddoway: Yes. It basically reflects existing conditions. { City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 5 of 24 Nary: I guess because, as Steve said, we don't have to approve that. We are going to be looking at the project. We simply allow the mechanism to increase them without having to have a map amendment every time. It doesn't necessarily grant an approval. I guess I am not that concerned that that - especially that strip along Chinden, just because we change from four designations to three - the first thing someone is going to do is bring in a medium density residential project. We don't have to approve it. We don't have to even annex it. I think that just giving that flexibility isn't that risky. I could be wrong, but its just doesn't seem that significantly risky to do that. Siddoway: One other observation, if we were to provide that much of a break down on the low end and we wanted to regulate it that tightly, we would probably want to do the same with the high end. Have a high and a very high. Which in my mind would be an R-15 and an R-40. But we haven't done that on the high end. High is basically more than eight. So it seemed to make sense to simplify it. Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: Steve, also, to follow up on that, this is just a map. We have to have an ordinance that defines what those things are. What low density means, what high density means and medium density too. We can use the ordinance to define those. We could certainly have the low density be less than an R-B if we want it to be. We can make the medium density the R-B's or R-15's and make the high density the R-40. We have the flexibility on that end without having to do it on the map and still have just three categories so we don't have very low and very medium and extremely high and have it even more confusing. Isn't that right? Can't we simply do it that way? Siddoway: I wasn't - I didn't come up with the low and very low on my own, it came out of the committee - Nary: Avoid that, yeah- Siddoway: No, I am just saying - I am guessing at what the intent was - my guess of the intent came out of the fact we have existing R-2 and R-3 zones that are less dense than R-4. That seemed to be reflecting those zoning designations which are currently used very little. But we didn't do that on the high end for the R-15 and R-40. But you are right, it boils down to the zoning code that backs it up. Corrie: Any other comments? Brad - I am sorry, I called Steve Brad - Brad, do you want to go over what you handed us just now? City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 6 of 24 Hawkins-Clark: Thank you, Mr. Mayor and members of the Council. I don't know that there is much of a need to go into detail. Most of this is just a summary of the April 3rd special meeting and the April 1 yth special meeting. Most of it is the April 3rd where we went over about 15 redlined pages of the plan. I mainly tried to reflect here for your ease of reference, what you decided to do with each of the fifteen redlined areas. Some of them are grammatical in nature - not grammatical other than the first one, but they are additions. There are two I would point out. On the second page, number twelve, that is in the land use chapter, page seven. As you recall at the April 17th meeting we did discuss this new Waste Water Treatment Plant designation for the mixed-use. I wanted to point out that these are the six areas that were talked about at that meeting that would fall into that sort of orange colored area on the map. That is basically all the parcels abutting the Waste Water Treatment Plant. So we talked about light professional offices uses. Flex space uses like your light warehousing, sort of minimal distribution type facilities. No new residential uses would be permitted other than what is existing. Limited small scale retail business park type uses and mini storage. Those six fall within that new mixed-use / Waste Water Treatment Plant designation. Then we would add that clause that unless otherwise permitted by city adopted incentives, all developments within this designated area will require approval through the Conditional Use Permit process. So it leaves the door open that should there be a - should the city want to add some incentives that would be a bit more specific in the future to avoid Conditional Use Permits, we could certainly do that. So I want to point that one out. The one below that, number thirteen, has to do with those mixed-use regional classifications on the map which is the more brown, rust color. The Council decided to not require Conditional Use Permit applications in those areas, unless the building or structural portion lies within three hundred feet of a school or residence. De Weerd: Excuse me, Brad. Hawkins-Clark: Yes? De Weerd: On that last sentence, between residence and school, put or instead of of. It is just small little thing but boy we were talking about it. Hawkins-Clark: Right. I guess there were twenty-one items in total that were text changes that we talked about on April 3rd. The city attorney Bill Nichols did suggest that number eighteen, regarding amending City area of impact agreements to require Meridian land use ordinances to be adopted within the area of impact but outside city limits. That would be an action step that was new that Bill suggested some wording on there. Jump down to the bottom there, the other modifications there. Then on page three, there is just one of these attached but there are a couple that SAIC, which is the contracted firm that we had, they are basically updating since the first draft of this was prepared in March or June 2000, a lot of these figures are just being updated to reflect the two year span and try to get us up to date. Census work is also being worked on, Shari ( City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 7 of 24 and Dave have been working on that. We do have someone from Idaho State University providing some figures and Dale Rosebrach with Intermountain Demographics is also adding. But again those are things that are not necessarily going to be policy or decision items, they are just reflecting updates since the first draft was prepared. Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: Brad, on this map that is attached, there are two things, it should say Meridian Settlers Park at Ustick and Meridian. Secondarily, is there a reason that it is just a portion of the area of impact and not the whole area? Hawkins-Clark: Councilman Nary, the main reason for this was to reflect the majority of the existing public facilities of existing public facilities rather than taking a stab at where any future ones might be. We thought it might be a helpful diagram. It's a diagram mainly that could be used by the Chamber, or others to hand out - kind of a generic, this is where our facilities are at, but we can certainly expand it. Nary: I was just curious on the reason - that is perfectly fine. Thank you. Hawkins-Clark: Unless you feel the need for me to go through each one individually, I think that is the main goal here, to represent the few things that are outstanding and then to summarize what you had decided at the last two special meetings. Corrie: Council, do you have any other questions of staff? Since this is a continued Public Hearing, I have opened that public hearing -- where is Will? Siddoway: He went to make a copy. Corrie: We have three letters that will be entered into the record. One is from a Margaret F. Reed and the other is a Katie Scharf from Wisconsin, reference to a piece of property on Franklin Road between Cloverdale and Eagle Road that they are asking to stay light industrial that to high density residential. Which, looking at the land use map we didn't change it at all. Its still industrial but we will still enter that into the record. Is it here, it is, okay. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: The property they are referring to and then the property to the west of that, I was looking at this map, and I like the mixed-use regional. If we just had City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 8 of 24 it on both sides, I think it would allow more flexibility on mixing some uses there to achieve your goal of some residential mixed in with some business uses. Corrie: We can take a look at that and see where we are. Did you have one Keith? Bird: Mr. Mayor, we had one that was attached to our agenda from a Sherri Moro and a Daniel Whitted. That was regarding the corner of - the northwest corner of Ustick and Ten Mile. It was just stating that they would support low density residential but we have taken any residential out around the Waste Water Treatment Plant unless it is existing right now. So lets enter than into the record. Corrie: You have this one. We have land use map, people who would like to talk, on the sign in sheet, between 1-84 and Ustick Road. We have Paul Clayton, Dave Fuller and Theresa Ellis and Terry Ellis. Paul? Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Clayton: I do. Corrie: Thank you, name and address please. Clayton: My name is Paul Clayton. 501 N. Eagle Road, Meridian Idaho. I came yesterday to ask about the request that we made to have the property, the eight hundred five foot of frontage to a commercial zone rather than a mixed zone. I was here the last time and was told to come back tonight and I could find out. Bird: That is mixed-use regional, isn't it? Corrie: It shows mixed-use regional. Clayton: We wanted commercial use, because if we have mixed-use, we have to have two hearings every time we build a new building. We want to use the whole property as one commercial zone, six hundred feet deep, eight hundred five feet wide. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: I believe we also added a policy that amended the regional mixed- use classification to not require a Conditional Use Permit unless the building structural portion lies within three hundred of an existing residence or school. So that should take care of that piece of property that you are referring to - that it would not require a Conditional Use Permit. { City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 9 of 24 Clayton: That is what we are trying to avoid - so we can build one unit as the whole piece of property. Corrie: You would not have to go through that. Bird: You would not have to go through that with this- Clayton: Thank you. Corrie: Dave Fuller. Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Fuller: Yes. Dave Fuller, 890 N. Ten Mile. I signed up for another one too, Mr. Mayor, but I would just do them both while I am here. On the highway there on Ten Mile, I have been to a few workshops and see how they have it in the plan to put a five lane down Black Cat and spur it off to McDermott and Ten Mile for the off ramps and on ramps to the freeway. As I have been looking down the Black Cat and Cherry Lane area, where I live on Ten Mile, I really urge the City Council and Mayor and planners to at least - if they are going to leave Ten Mile a three lane, at least take it from Cherry Lane to the freeway as five lanes, as its already started off of Cherry Lane there by Albertsons. For the simple fact that they are all going to funnel down that way anyway and I cant see any reason to leave it narrow from that short stretch. It's a one mile stretch. Right now I see them putting in power poles for future widening. Maybe you can give me a little insight back, if you think that is a good idea or a bad idea for that one mile stretch from Cherry to Franklin down Ten Mile, because there is a tremendous amount of traffic - everything you build north of there is going to funnel down there big time. I don't believe they will jog to the west to catch Black Cat. Do you have any input back on that that you can give me? Corrie: I don't know, I think it is still up in the air if Ten Mile is going to be five lanes all the way or not. ACHD is still not sure either. But I - Fuller: You follow what I am talking about there, that one mile stretch there that is already into a five lane started?? Corrie: Yes. They are setting those poles? I haven't paid that much attention. Fuller: It looks like the poles are, but the workshops I have been to, they are talking three lane down Ten Mile. Corrie: All the way to 1-84? Fuller: To Franklin at least. That is why I wanted some input from Cherry to Franklin, you have all those homes that are going to be online soon, and they are City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 10 of 24 building more all the time. I don't believe they will drive that further mile west to Black Cat and jog back. It would be a two mile jog for them. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: I believe the concept is to have a loop around your community with the least impact. So as many trips as you can divert to Black Cat where you have your five lanes, its more appropriate seated there. It is also an issue of starting a five lane coming off a three lane and the right-of-way preservation in those areas. So I think those were more when they were looking at the north Meridian planning area. Those were different considerations they put into how to line up these roads. Fuller: I am familiar with that. In our planning, just for the inside part of the city, I would think that the five lane for that one mile stretch between Cherry and - from one five lane to another five lane don't have a three lane in between. Connect them with a five lane. Follow what I am getting at there? Cherry is a five lane now and its already started as a five lane now, past Albertsons and then necks down. If it wasn't a five lane started already, or I wouldn't be talking about it, but its already a started five lane. Then on to the next issue, think about that one for a while. For the City Council to have input, I think that would be a logical solution to the bottleneck there. Corrie: I think we have talked to ACHD and recommended a five lane, but whatever they are going to do, they do. They are listening a little better now. Fuller: I wanted to thank the City Council and staff, at the last meeting I came to, I requested an upgrade from mixed-use neighborhood to the mixed-use community and I see that you have given my parcel of ground that upgrade, so I wanted to thank you for working with me on that. I appreciate it. Good night. Corrie: We will find out what is going on there, Dave. They are going through a metamorphosis change after this last legislature, they are listening to us a bit more. Theresa Ellis. Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Ellis: Yes, Mr. Mayor, I am here to ask you about- Corrie: Can I have your name and address please? Ellis: Excuse me. Theresa Ellis, 4260 E. Franklin Road in Meridian. We as a group here, the neighbors, have received a letter from Mr. Van Auker, talking about the zoning change that he - you are asking for our area. So I have written my letter, instead of sending it like the other ladies did. I have lived on five acres City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 11 of 24 on Franklin Road for thirty years and watched the farmland progress to commercial or industrial. I have also seen the traffic that is already congesting Franklin Road and we have yet to see what will happen when Touchmark is finished. I do not see how high density residential in my area would be of any benefit. Right now the north side of Franklin Road is industrial or commercial from Orchard Street in Boise to Linder in Meridian. I feel that if our property is to be rezoned, that the sixty acres west of us, of this which is zoned light industrial, should also be changed. That goes up to RC Willey. It goes from our property that they are talking about, the acreages there, to RC Willey. They are getting to keep that. I know that that belongs to Mr. Van Auker. I was thinking that if they would take that, that is close to one hundred acres, that the City of Meridian, if they did zone it high density residential, they would have close to one hundred acres. Otherwise you are asking for maybe thirty acres between our properties we have here. Also, if this should be rezone to high density residential, does this give us the right to subdivide our properties for residential properties? And also does this lower our property taxes? Corrie: Anyone want to take that? Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: Is the current zoning of your property agricultural? Ellis: No, its - in the letter from Mr. Van Auker it says - Nary: Today, is your tax rate based on it being agricultural property? Ellis: No, it is residential apparently. Nary: I don't know if it is going to change or not. Ellis: My son who is supposed to speak too, checked with Ada County, and they said it is RUI. Nary: I think on the original map that was passed by the Planning and Zoning Commission in December of 2001, I don't think the zoning is any different than what you are looking at today. It was high density residential then as well. Is that right? It hasn't changed. Corrie: Steve, can you help us on that? Siddoway: Mr. Mayor, members of the Council, the land use map does not change the zoning. We are not rezoning your property. What we are doing is showing a future land use we would expect upon the time that you decide to ( City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 12 of 24 annex into the city, and give it a city zone. Currently you are in the County and you are zoned RUT, which is rural urban transition. We are not going to change that. It stays RUT after this is done. The uses you currently have are still permitted through the county as they have been. When you decide to sell or if you decide to develop it yourself, in order to develop at an urban density and subdivide, you would have to annex to the city, give up your well and septic and connect to city water and sewer. Upon annexation, we would expect based on the map, we would look at the land use map and say, well she should be requesting one of our high density residential zones. That would be initiated by you. Once that is done, then you would have the ability to subdivide. But we are not changing your current zoning and we are not affecting anything you have today. We are just affecting what you would do in the future if you annex to the city. Ellis: Okay, we did not understand, when it says here, that your property, the land use designation of your property from light industrial to high density residential, is what he has written in the letter we have received. Siddoway: The current, the 1993 Comprehensive Plan does show your property as future industrial. Ellis: That is future. Siddoway: Yes, its not current. It is currently just RUT as a county zone. Corrie: When I read those two letters, it was the same thing. We are not zoning differently. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: But what needs to be clear, Mrs. Ellis, is if you wanted to develop your property, under the 1993 plan you could have gone to an industrial use. Under this update, you can go to a multi-family use or a high residential use rather than the industrial use. That is the difference there. It doesn't change what you currently have. It does change the potential of what you can do. Nary: You have to come up here - Corrie: You have to come up here ma'am, to get that on the record, I am sorry. De Weerd: I just wanted to make sure you understood that. Nary: Mr. Mayor, while Mrs. Ellis is walking up - also, jf you heard some of the earlier discussion, you would have the capability of developing your property at City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 13 of 24 medium density residential without changing this map. You can also ask to develop your property as something else. The difference would be, is that would require us to change the map, there is a lot of Public Hearing and discussion about that. We can then make the decision on whether or not to do that. All we are doing in determining what future land use we think is most appropriate for that area is saying, you can do that without us changing this map around. You can ask for something else and we can change it, but that is a different process to get to. We are just saying that at this point, that area in the future will either be high density residential or it will be medium density residential without us changing anything else. Ellis: It just seems strange with living in that area. There is like thirty acres like I said. There are six, five acre lots. Behind is the school, Louis and Clark Middle School. There are all of these buildings, industrial areas right behind us. There are industrial areas on both sides of us. Mr. Van Auker has that acreage between us and RC Willey zoned as commercial. I don't understand why they even think they can put - with Touchmark across the street, all of those buildings that will be there, will be right down to this area. There is going to have to be at least three roads that come out to Franklin, how its going to carry all that traffic. If they try to put - we did high density in there. Nary: Mrs. Ellis, one of the things we are looking at, is because it is adjacent to the school, it is fairly near the freeway. That Touchmark is trying to market to a certain type of customer, we felt that might be an opportunity for someone who wanted to build high density residential that is actually compatible with Touchmark. But maybe to a different clientele. It is also on the rail line, if that were to become a light rail usage, that is not an uncommon type of development, near a light rail transit station, would be high density residential. So we are kind of guessing a bit as to what we think future uses might be, but that is the rationale that we discussed in our workshops as to why we would leave that as high density residential with some other project that they think is a better use for that property. Corrie: Terry? Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Name and address please. Ellis: Terry Ellis, 4811 Cochina, representing the property as a real estate agent for my mother, 4260 E. Franklin Road. This letter that was given to her and the other people from Mr. Van Auker, I think was deceiving. I think that is what has caused a lot of this conflict here, by the map he gave us, that he was saying, going from light industrial to a high density has caused a lot of confusion with the parties here, and I think that is what a lot of this issue is about. I think what is going on here is, too bad Mr. Van Auker isn't here to defend himself because I would like to know his answer, it seems he is putting a scare tactic into these people as far as wanting to buy their properties. We wanted to come in and find out what your side of the story was on these properties. According to the map, it ( City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 14 of 24 is shown on here as a high density, but it is the only piece of property from Boise clear into, like we said up to Black Cat Road. It is understanding why, all the properties he bought, he has turned into industrial or commercial. So that is all I wanted to do, is clarify what this is all about. We were just looking for answers to see what this was all about. I would be interested in knowing what high density you are talking about with residential there, that would be nice to know the definition on that. Corrie: High density can be anything from apartment houses to high density condos - many of those things can be done there. Like we said, it is kind of a crystal ball. If they preserve that rail for bus line and rail, that attracts people who don't want to take a car to work. That makes a lot of sense. They have high density and it can be used there. I, too, have a call in to explain why that letter went out the way it did. I think they know better, but we won't second guess them. Ellis: I appreciate that. These people do have the option to also have the opportunity to put in an application to turn this into commercial property if they want? Corrie: That is true, they can do anything they want, its their property. You bet. Thank you Terry. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: I didn't see the letter that Mr. Van Auker wrote, but it is changing the potential of what you can do without a map change. It does change it from industrial to multi-family. Its not a zoning like Councilman Nary mentioned, but it is a change from the 1993 map that is being recommended. So deceiving or not, and I don't know how he phrased it to you, but it is a change. So if that muddies it or clears it up, there is a change and multi-family. Like the mayor had said, it can be anywhere from an R-15, where you can get 4-plexes, duplexes, to three story apartment buildings, you know (***end of Side One***) forty people per acre, so there is a great range there of what you can do, in a high density residential. Corrie: We have Mr. Charles Crane between Ustick Road and Chinden Boulevard and you have three minutes on that one and you have another you have signed in for, transit, frontage roads, highway landscape buffers, collectors and bike lanes, correct? Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Crane: Yes. Corrie: Name and address please. ( City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 15 of24 Crane: Charles Crane 3610 W. Ustick Road. I noticed on the new map that it has gotten a little larger around the sewer treatment plant. For example, my property is included in the new zone going down Ten Mile where it used to follow Nine Mile Creek. I think that might be at one of the requests of the property owners that she didn't want her property split. Also I noticed the top right corner where some people asked for their residential area to stay residential, is also included in this mixed-use waste treatment plant zone. I did have a concern for my neighbors that they are building a house at the moment, and their sewer may be one of the situations where they may want to join the city. What situation are they going to be in if they want to finish building their house and they have to join the city to get the sewer in? Is this going to put them into a bind if this - one of the recommendations I heard was no new residential in this area. They have a new residence they are trying to build. Is this going to put them in a real bad fix if they include their residential area if they want to join the city to get water or sewer. I am concerned what that is going to do to them. Corrie: Sounds legal to be, but I wouldn't think they would have any trouble at all getting in the new residence if they have started it already. Crane: They have the garage built. They haven't started on the house. That top right corner, they had asked for residential, if they wanted to join the city, and they wanted to join as R-1 or R-5 or something, would that preclude their joining the city as residential because of the zoning or that map? Would that put them out of compliance? Corrie: No. Quick answer. Brad, I wouldn't think so , would it? It shouldn't. Hawkins-Clark: We are talking about the house under construction - its already received a building permit, correct? Crane: I don't know, they haven't started the house, they built the garage. They have to sell their old doublewide and they are starting on the house. It is a finance thing. They have to sell that first. I don't know if they have their building permit, they just have the garage now. Hawkins-Clark: Without going into similar details, it is hard to say. But if a building permit has been issued under Ada County code, they are going to allow that to continue. Crane: What I am wondering, is this map going to restrict people tightly or - the map you have the thing you can go up or down one level. One level from the waste treatment zone going to be industrial? Nary: Mr. Mayor. I \ City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 16 of 24 Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: If you look at the note Mr. Crane, it only applies to residential areas, it doesn't apply to commercial. That one step up or down doesn't have a - isn't anything in the commercial zone. So there isn't a commercial to industrial or industrial to mixed-use, there isn't any of that. So it is just for the residential areas. Crane: I guess my request is, make sure there is some out for people who have homes there, that they can continue having homes and lives and try to get an ordinance in effect. Siddoway: Mr. Mayor, maybe I can shed a little light. I feel like I remember than discussion well. What was discussed was, we did have the request for low or very low density residential to reflect the existing conditions, but the discussion was, what if one of those residences in the future decides they want to convert to an office or something, which we would frankly rather have there. But our Comprehensive Plan is in the way. They have to change the Comprehensive Plan from residential to be allowed to go to an office or light industrial use. So why not show what we have, put in the definition of that zone, that it allows for existing residential to remain. We are just not wanting to expand. If something has been issued a building permit, it would be allowed to remain. If it was issued from Ada County, it would be allowed to remain upon annexation. I think we agreed that we want to make that clear, that the existing residences are not being driven out. They are allowed to remain, we just don't want to have those residential uses expanded, subdivided, things like that. We also don't want to have the comp plan map in the way of future redevelopment either. So it's a mixed-use category that allows existing residences to stay and to convert to the uses of office, light industrial, flex, warehousing space that Brad talked about earlier. Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: And maybe this too, Mr. Crane. Steve, or Mr. Nichols, correct me if I am wrong. We are talking about a residential use, not the residential structure. They already live there on the property, correct? Crane: Yes. Nary: Just because they are changing the structure, they may not be changing their use. They already have a residential use, which they do because they live there. They are simply changing the building and not expanding the building or not significantly, they may be building a bigger house than the one they are living in now. They are not changing the use or expanding the use. It won't change for ( City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 17 of 24 them. Its not meant to say you can't change the structure ever. You can't change the use of that property. Is that correct Steve? That was the intent. Siddoway: Single family house can stay a single family house. We would not want it to be come a duplex or a 4-plex or four separate lots or anything else. Nary: So changing their house is not going to make any difference. This is the mixed-use Waste Water Treatment Plant zone area. It shouldn't make any difference. Crane: The other thing I signed up for, the transportation, the bike lanes. Personally they scare me. I don't want my kids anywhere near the roads. The idea is to get him as far away from that as possible. And me too. I don't like being in car traffic. I would recommend that any monies considered for bike lanes be put into the pathway system and we make the pathway system in this town the bike lanes. Thank you. Corrie: I sort of agree with you. You will have to talk to ACHD, we don't have street privileges yet. Who knows, the legislature may change. It is probably a good thing to talk to them, and I would like to have some of that money go into pathways too. Bird: I will second that. If Charles can get it done, we will be up there to help you. Nary: Those five Commissioners meet on Monday, by the way, in Garden City. Bird: Tell them to take their bike lane money and give it to the City of Meridian for pathways. Corrie: There will be a few that won't agree with that, but okay. Thank you Charles. Is there anyone else from the public who would like to issue testimony tonight? Yes sir. Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Rasmussen: Yes. Corrie: Thank you. Name and address please. Rasmussen: Brent Rasmussen, 4315 N. Ten Mile. I was the person Charles Crane was talking about who is building the house. I came in late and didn't know how to refer to that. From what I understanding, I think we are going to be fine there. I would like a little more clarification on the mixed-use for that area around the Waste Water Treatment Plant. You want offices to be built there? Corrie: Here is what it will read. A new category called mixed-use Waste Water Treatment Plant for land abutting the Waste Water Treatment Plant that allows ( City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 18 of 24 the following uses within this area. Light professional office use, flex space use including light warehouse, no new residential will be permitted other than what is there now. Limited small scale retail use, business park type use and mini storages. Unless otherwise permitted by city adopted incentives, all development within this designated area will require approval by the Conditional Use Permit process. Rasmussen: So it could stay exactly how it is, or if someone wanted to modify it, they could modify it. it leaves it wide open within constraints. I just wanted to make sure my voice is put in that I do like how it is now, too, and want to make sure provisions are made for it to continue that way. Corrie: One of the things this whole future land use map does not change anybody's zone or what they have there now. This is the future land use. We would like to see people put their input in, this is what they would like to see in areas. That is what, if they come in to change, that is what we go by. Rasmussen: It gives direction. That is the whole point. Corrie: This is the plan, this isn't written in stone. This is the plan that we try to follow so that we know what we are doing in the future, where we put our future sewer lines, water, schools, fire. This gives us a plan to work with in the next twenty years, hopefully it will last five to eight and we will do it again. That gives us something to look forward to and what to do. Rasmussen: Right. My main concern was the direction that I didn't want it to go to with my land. Thank you. Corrie: I would do the same thing. Anyone else? Siddoway: Mr. Mayor, I may recommend, based on the confusion that seems to be generated. The fact that existing residential uses can remain is understood but not expressively written, we could add that to the definition. Corrie: That would clear it up. Bird: That would be located on the map itself? Corrie: I would put it on the map - right there if you want. Siddoway: No- Bird: Make another bullet down there, item like you did on these Steve. Corrie: Just to clear it up - / , City Council Special Meeting May 1,2002 Page 19 of 24 Siddoway: The only reason I wouldn't is because we have other mixed-use designations that won't be defined on the map. All the mixed-use definitions are in the text - there is a lot of text that goes with those. Bird: You are right there. Siddoway: So I would just leave it to the text. Corrie: Yes ma'am. You certainly may. Is the testimony you are about to give the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Nations: Yes. Corrie: Name and address for the record please. Nations: Patricia Nations, 4010 E. Franklin Road, Meridian. I just have a question, I am with the group on Franklin down from RC Willey. We did not get a notice at all on this meeting. We got our notice from Mr. Van Auker. I am just wondering why we didn't get an actual notice from you guys showing what was going to be done and that this meeting was here. Corrie: This meeting was noticed. All this is a land use, showing the public what we want to do for the Comprehensive Plan. We are not changing any zoning, anyone's land. If we did that, we would notify everyone within three hundred feet. This has been noticed as an informational future land map for the City of Meridian. It was noticed as a Public Hearing - nobody got a special invitation to come, its just what they have - everyone who is coming here wants to make sure we understand what they would like to see and what they want and make sure what they have is what they want. So consequently we don't have to give a special notice to each one. Nations: That is what I wondered. The other one is that I feel that those five or six lots there, I am not sure how many - they are five acre lots. I think they should stay in the light industrial rather than going to high impact residential. That is my feeling and I wanted to get my input to you. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: I had a question for you. If we put that as a mixed-use regional, which still encourages high density but also with a mixture of the industrial types of uses so you can blend surrounding uses in with residential use, would that meet more of what you see in that area? Corrie: That is one of the things we were thinking about - making that change. / f City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 20 of 24 De Weerd: To take that a little further, we did that to the area to the north on the other side of the track, the undeveloped area, so it makes sense to bring it down to that area as well to encourage a better blending process. It is just a suggestion at this point. Corrie: Staff, any other comments? Council? I think we probably need another meeting for reference on this. What would Council like to do? Bird: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Bird. Bird: I would agree that we need one more and I would hope that at that one - we probably ought to keep it as a continued Public Hearing - at that point we can make a decision. Staff has really went beyond the call in getting this stuff redone for us and taking our notes, I take it as a feeling amongst the Council and mayor right now that those six, five acres lots, the owners would like to see that changed to mixed-use regional. Which I think would be a very good blend in there. Staff can change that. How long would it take the staff to get Brad comments into the text and reprinted, and I think we just have one change on your map it won't take long for you to do that. I think that is the feeling of the Council, to change that area. Corrie: Mr. Bird, Mr. Berg is checking on dates that are open, so that we can handle that - Bird: I hope that we can have one more Public Hearing and close it. If we don't have much more change we can pass it and get it in action and going. Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: I would concur with Mr. Bird. I think to give everyone the opportunity to see really the nearly final map, it might be beneficial to have at least one more Public Hearing. I certainly think we would want to encourage our friends in the media (inaudible) this might be your last chance. That way if people really want to know and see what it looks like, if they haven't had the opportunity to see this map. I think it has been done excellently by staff and I want to make sure that folks see that we made some changes some people requested and we didn't make some changes that others requested. We want to be fair and give the opportunity to have that input. I think its wise to at least have one more. Bird: Mr. Mayor. City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 21 of 24 Corrie: Mr. Bird. Bird: I believe also that along the lines of Mr. Nary that not only the map, but if we get the changes in the text printed so that people if they like can read it with the changes in it. Instead of afterwards looking through it. What is the date you want it Mayor? Corrie: We have Wednesday the 15th or Thursday the 30th. Bird: Does the 15th work for staff? Nary: I would really prefer the 15th. Corrie: I would too. I don't want to put this off any more than we have to and I think it gives the press enough time to get it out to the people, and everyone can look at the maps, and if they have any final questions, they can bring it to us. We want everyone to see what it looks it, get your blessing, because what we want is what you want. It is your city. We just help put it together and you tell us what to do. Hopefully we follow your instructions. Or in four or two years someone else will do it for you. That being the case, I think Mr. Berg, the 15th - Bird, excuse me. I have Bird and Berg. Bird: Which one are you talking to? Corrie: Mr. Bird. Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: I think to, we had talked at the last workshop about trying to have the map, the semi final map available at city hall, library and your offices, and maybe that will be part of the press release or information we can get out, so folks know there are places they can go see it. So that they can provide some meaningful testimony if they want to do that. Siddoway: Yes, Mr. Mayor and Mr. Nary, the draft map that we are looking at tonight is on display at Planning and Zoning, here at the City Clerk's office, and at the library. If anyone wishes to have their own copy, we have the reduced versions for sale for $2.00, which is the cost of reproduction. We have some available tonight and we also have more at our office. Bird: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Bird. City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 22 of 24 Bird: We have a young gentleman that could get a quarter of a page map of that in the Statesman, do you suppose? I know the colors would be hard to pick up, but it might not be too bad. I don't know if they can do it. I know they can do it in color. De Weerd: The colors will be- Bird: The colors would look real nice on about the first page of the local. Corrie: I think you know the editor. Bird: Do we know who we are talking to out there now? Anyway - and I am sure the Valley Times will do the same thing. That would be a way people could - if they see the map, and even if the detail in the paper wasn't good enough, they would know to come and look at one of the larger maps. Nary: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Nary. Nary: I hate to ask this question, but is it something that can be put on the website? Corrie: If we could scan it. Nary: I mean, it is just a scanned document- Bird: That's not a bad idea. Nary: -- then it is something that can be put on the website. Corrie: We can't do that until Monday, put it on the web page. Nary: I don't know if its possible, like I said, but if it is, that would be another avenue people could see it. Siddoway: I actually looked into it, there was some file size issues. But it can be worked out. I just don't know if it can be worked out before the next hearing. But I can look into it. Nary: Just a thought, its something else. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mrs. De Weerd. ( City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 23 of 24 De Weerd: Also to note the few additional things we talked about tonight. Like the pieces that have yet to be approved to go into Boise, as well as the thirty acres we have been talking about on Franklin. Corrie: You know what that answer to that was, don't you? De Weerd: So, if those could be incorporated, that would be great. Siddoway: Just to make sure I got it. Show the change on the six lots that are currently high density residential to MURG. We talked about the impact area changes, but I don't see a change to the map. Is there a change to the map you are expecting related to those? That is not shown here? Oh, the ones that are approved - De Weerd: Just that they are not yet out of our area of impact. Bird: Its still showing. De Weerd: Still show them. Siddoway: Show them taken out. Okay, I can do that. Bird: You have already got them taken out. Corrie: There is only one you can take out. You already have the one taken out on Ustick. Then there is that one little strip - Siddoway: Yes, and then the one on the northeast corner - Bird: Yes, right up to the north there, that first little band. Siddoway: Okay, we can do that. De Weerd: And that MURG, we get used to using acronyms. That is the mixed- use regional. Siddoway: We can make that available in hard copy or as a digital file, a JPG. Bird: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Mr. Bird. Bird: With no more discussion, I would move that we continue this Public Hearing for the Comprehensive Plan until May 15th at 6:30 p.m. McCandless: Second. City Council Special Meeting May 1, 2002 Page 24 of 24 Corrie: Motion has been made to continue this Public Hearing to May the 15th at 6:30 p.m. at city hall. De Weerd: Mr. Mayor. Corrie: Do I hear a second? Okay. Mrs. De Weerd. De Weerd: Do you promise we will vote on it? Bird: Hey, I am ready to vote tonight guys. Don't look at me. I have been one of the few who has been here since we started it three years ago. Nary: I would be more than happy to be able to vote on this May 15th. Corrie: We will unless some unforeseen circumstances pop up, I imagine we would. Any fu rther discussion? All those in favor of the motion say aye. All ayes motion carried. MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES. Corrie: See that that takes care of the agenda, J will entertain a motion to adjourn. De Weerd: So moved. McCandless: Second. Corrie: Motion is made and seconded to adjourn. All those in favor say aye. At 7:50 p.m. MOTION CARRIED: ALL AYES Meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m. (TAPE ON FILE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS) OS- / .;l J /;2fP.4LU.uI ~\'t 11111 DATE APP~0-{v g~ M€R/() 11// ...,'" ~ ~ /~ ~~... (j oT\POR...q f:, .",,-:;. -::: ~() <$'", ~ 2 '= v ~ ATTESTED: ShOAtYl ~~ \ etJaJiA~ ~ WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., CITY C \~RK R t -;:. -r "- 0(.- '" o.e;- -~ '() . Sf 1S1 . ~ $ /... e'J ^~ " /,:,\ \\.1 "" ./// ,~(), "'1-y , ," . 1,(" -~"'i', - '\\\\\ I I.,. : ~ ~ \\ \ \ \ f z use. Vos.-t ~ ( ?t.L~l.\,c V( {-; Ce. - Ln.o..,yqLs..I. NOTICE OF HEARING CITY OF MERIDIAN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT TIle City Council of the City of Meridian will continue the public hearing on Wednesday, May 1,2002, at 6:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at Meridian City Hall, 33 E. Idaho Avenue, Meridian, IdllllO to accept public conUl1ents and testimony on the City's proposed Comprehen.sive Plan Amendment Copies of the Draft City of Meridian Comprehensive Plan (June 2000), proposed changes to the Dr-dft Plan (including revised graphics and future land use map) and the Planning and Zoning Commission recommendations are available for public inspection and revicw, at Ule following locations: Meridian City Hall, Clcrk's Office, 33 E. Idaho A\'cnuc, Meridian, Idaho Meridian Library, Main Desk, 1326 W. Chen}' Lane, Meridian, Idaho Meridian Planning & Zoning Department, 660 E. Watertowcr Lane, Suite 202, Meridiall, Idaho Due to the complexity of the revised future land use map, the figure is not included in this legal notice. These documents and accompanying mil ps can be rcviewed free of charge at these locations during nnrmal busi ncss hours. Background TIle Draft Comprehensive Plan was prepared by cilizcns and community residents of Meridian. TIle planning process was initiated in JWle 1999, when Science Applicatiolls International Corporation began work as a technical consultant to prepare the comprehensive plan. Numerous workshops were held throughout the summer and fall, TIle public reviewed and discussed a preliminary draft in the winter of 1999 and early spring 2000. TIle Draft Plan was distributed at a public open house in Jlme 2000, and comments on the Plan have been accepted since that time. The Planning and Zoning Commission conducted several public hearings over the course of the last year to discuss the future land use map, goals, objectives, and accepted public testimony. The plalUling process is described further in Chapter 3 of the Dmfl Plan. Purnose and Scone TIle purpose of the City of Meridian's Comprehensive Plan is to integrdte the concerns and expressions of the community into a document that recommends how the City should grow and develop. All legislative requirements, specifically the Idaho Local Land Use Plaruung Act, arc addressed in the Plan. TIm Plan uses maps and narrative to describe the City, provides a vision of a desired future, and recommends specific measures to reach that future. TIle Plan is organized into nine chapters. The first thrcc chapters are introductory chapters followed by five chapters that encompass the 13 eomponenls required by Idaho Code. TIlCsc chapters are titled: · Who lives in Meridian, and what do they do? · What are the physical and cullural features of Meridian? · What selVices are provided in Meridian? · How is the land in Meridian developed? · How we make tlus plan a real ity? The Plan provides factual information rcgarding currcnt conditioIls, the concerns oflhe community, and a vision for the future. TIle lalter are expressed ill narrative, figures, and lisls of goals, objectives and action itcms. TIlroughout the planning process, citizens and community residents had tllC opportunity to shape thc Plan. TIlis culminated in a public open house on the dmft plan in lime 2000. Since publication of the Draft City of Meridian Comprehcnsivc Plan, extensive input has been received from devclopers, landowners, public and private agencies, and the general pnblic. A staff report, proposed modifi~ltions to the draft plan, new and revised graphics, glossary, list of acronYlns, and reprioritization of action ilems have been prepared and are available for review. TIle public is encouraged to review these proposed documents, attend the public hearing and offer comments and testimony. Oralleslimony may be limited to three (3) minutes per person. Wrilten comments are welcome. Please send wrillen comments to the Meridian City Clerk, 33 East Idaho Avenue, Meridian, Idaho 83642. The City Council willaceept oral and written testimony on the following subject maUers - mixed use areas I incentives, neighborhood centers I incenHves, transportation, public safety, schools I parks I open spaces, priorily growth areas I urban services, land use mall south of Interstate 84, land use map between 1-84 and Ustick Road, land use map nortb of Ustick Road. All materials presented at public meetings shall hccome property of the City ofMcridian. The hearing will be held in a facility that is accessible to persons with disabilities. Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documenls and/or hearings, please contact the City Clerk's Office at 88&-4433 at least 72 hours prior to the public hearing. DATED this 25th day of March, 2002. WILLIAM G, BERG, JR., CI \\\\'\' ":.:: .j. }:\'i Cd ::. ." c> r"'(~ ...., ~ .CJ01<J '.~i"""'c' -.. ." . f .~ r;;:.::.IJ'C \ -,. (. ) ;;.. \S lot /... \~': "~ 'J J:"\''> > . ....,_.~ ~ ;(t.. MAYOR Robert D. Corrie <P Le QS Post -" Puhlic n o-h'{!f HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY ThC07 F 8 .r CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS William L. M. Nary Keith Bird Tammy de Weerd Cherie McCandless A Good Place to Live CITY OF MERIDIAN LEGAL DEPARTMENT (208) 288-2499 . Fax 288-2501 PUBLIC WORKS (208) 898-5500. Fax 887-1297 33 EAST IDAHO MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 (208) 888-4433 . Fax (208) 887-4813 City Clerk Office Fax (208) 888-42] 8 BUILDING DEPARTMENT (208) 887-2211 . Fax 887-1297 PLANNING AND ZONING (208) 884-5533 . Fax 888.6854 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Meridian will hold a Special Meeting at City Hall, 33 East Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, on Wednesday, May 1, 2002 at 6:30 P.M. The Meridian City Council will continue (from Wednesday, March 20, 2002 special meeting) the public hearing on the proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian. Oral and written testimony for designated subjects will be accepted for this public hearing. The public is welcome to attend. DATED this 19th day of April, 2002. . \ .', ~! " ~ ' . .' l " . . \\\',....'- t : ..,,\\ -'l ur l"~; < .<:....' 0- ...._....t'., ,', r; ,..,~O~...., . ...- v O~.r- ....~);., ~. f ~(j ('0 ') .::- ::: S':lf.L ~..i.'4 :..".... ;.t,'" ' '-........ (" S. ~\:",::,. ..... o,;".'J .;, (:' .........'.,.l~.' ':>, ('~"::'".".' 'i:> LAND USE MAP BETWEEN USTICK RD. & CHINDEN BLVD. Sign..ln Sheet '.' PRINTED NAME> . .<'0.'\0>;..:000.,. '..'...'.0:0",,0" :f;:::.ADDRESSo.., ....,.....0... .'..."'.' Bred- ;{C!.5Mt( c;~e.... t(315 A-J /~ /4(1(' /1e,,\:Pt!:t.,/lJJ o3(Yz - -<- I-..~..,. tl~ t ; I I.d V ~I , .....w ~, ./1 11 ~" . "..."" l'lH] I LIJUi,. CIIY Or IVH:.KIUJAN GII y t ;,_t Kt\ Urt'll,r PRIORITY GROWTH AREAS/URBAN SERVICES Sign-In Sheet -'.' PRINTED NAME -~:,\.;.;=..'.~:i :'.". 'i;::~';;;:~:':~ :/~,<:.;I~~'}:~;AD 0 RESS ,..:<:,:'-;~;;'h ",::..~., ,",.:,.>.. .-~ -'~. >.., ~T <. ..;1.f ,~-. _..." ...c~_ ',.- '~~" _t ~ ',.t:.;c ,'. . ,""O""\l f'""i hTT d .".., lfl\J E!.llVLI ~ / &.fh'\\l 1 ..nn'1 ~^H ... , ,=;".Wl<:J'k ~._, -- - --- viI I ur IVICKIUIKI\l ,-..I-r-, J' ""', .. ',",,'f ............-, ,...u- '---, I v_ , , \ , .' MIXED USE AREAS AND INCENTIVES Sign..ln Sheet .c PRINTED NAME '-:;'.i '.:''.~c,:,;:::,: ADDRESS '.:,~..,;)".... .c:i f. .. .. , :~,~ -> -HE hDT\TuYf-Cf, J m'j N V Jl:.J LIi ~ Lt\Y "" 1 ?om ('1.\ f'\C~ ^ 1\1 ,..-. .._.. \I f:1TV ~ I I=Rl-< ()j:"j:"f (" r LAND USE MAP BETWEEN 1-84 AND AMITY ROAD Sign..ln Sheet PRINTED NAME .->,\, ' '. ... . ADDRESS ~. - ' 1 l j1~lJ~l V lill - 'W' ..ii!.J ~ ~ ~ " ... ~. ,....., !\ilJ.\! - j i.UlU;: tal Y OF MERIDIAN v 1'( C1J::KK Ut-I-ICI- NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS AND INCENTIVES Sign..ln Sheet PRINTED NAME .' ;,,'.':ADDRESS ., ., .. ....... . .. .,. .' 112 - . ~lJEJVRn . 'JLJ !'#IA Y ~ 1 .lUUl GU IV OF MERIDIAN vII CLeRK OFF/CF PUBLIC SAFETY Sign-In Sheet .. .;.:::;i+;"PRINTED NAME;0~"'i;'(;~~';"",: ,:r~t~~~~~~({~i~~/;?rlfl/j~~tB~~AD D RESS ~~~t~~t~l{~~.-..~~:;~~t~~~~1~~t-; .'. -:,~:~:-..:.\ 0/", .,;:~;-.{~~~~:}:;;~,~.~ . ," .. _. ., .l!hH' . ._. i~ 11 ~ ( ; J1~ l V f:l~ I l ..%t .!il-/ IVIAT ~.. I LUll!: CITY OF MERIDIAN ( ;11 Y CLERK OFFICF ( \ SCHOOLS/PARKS/OPEN SPACES Sign-In Sheet .C'c'" .c'!~i:.:!:tPRINTED . NAM E :~~~~l:~~~;.~~.~.;:~_:~~:'~~~' i~~"~"".'~""".;j""ii~<";'~"i""Nf:."-i.",*",ibAD 0 RE S5 '.{~?~1~;~L;._~~:_~::'~:_:~~~i:~~t1'~;I~.::. ".':""'-""', ., ~~^..~--~~7~'\~~:~'~~l1.~~\~~t~~t:~~}J5~~;)' I ",Jlf (;"R TVl1-;T) .J .\1 .....- -JLJ MAY u 1 2002 ':;ITY OF MERIDIAN ( ITV CLERK OFFIf:1- AI QY~~ ~ RONALD w. VAN AUKER 3084 East Lanark Meridian, 10 83642 208-887 -7994 208-887-7998 Fax bmiller@vanauker.com CEl\lED t4AY - 1 CITY OF To: Mr. Burnell Semrau ~s. Theresa Ellis Mr. Bud Fisher Ms. Margaret Reed Ms. Katie Scharf From: Brad Miller Date: April 2, 2002 Re: Revisions to the City of Meridian Comprehensive Plan '- I have been meaning to bring a matter to your attention for the past month and I am finally getting around to it. We are the owners of several parcels in and around the 5 acre parcels that each of you own on Franklin Road in Meridian, Idaho. In total we own +/-50 acres on the north side of Franklin between Eagle Road and Cloverdale Road and we are currently in contract to purchase another 5 acres in the same area at the end of May. The City of Meridian is in the process of revising and updating the Comprehensive Plan for all of the land within the City of Meridian impact area. One of the recommendations made by the Planning and Zoning Commission to the City Council is to change the land use designation of ypurpropertyfroml:ight ~!J;1d.lJstri~ to tligh Dens:tResi~ential. .The ~ayor and Cit~ Council feel thatar- <some pornt In the futur e Union Pacific railroad tracks wrll be converted to a commuter line and there will be a need for high density residential units to support the commuter rail. The commuter line won't happen in my lifetime and I am only 43 years old, but it is nice to think big. I have expressed my concern over the proposed change to the City Council and if it is something that you feel is a concern, you may want to make your opinions known to the City Council as well. There is a public hearing planned for May 1 at 6:30pm which will be held at City Hall. You can also write the Mayor and City Council. The address is: 33 East Idaho Meridian, 10 83642. Please feel free to call if you have any questions or need more information. .if?fi ~:~ '~ ~ To: Mayor of Meridian Meridian City Council .-.,.~;G"._.N RECEIVED MAY - 1 2002 From: Katie Scharf P.O. Box 930195 Verona, Wisconsin 53593 City of Meridian. City Clerk Office April 20, 2002 Re: Public hearing on May 1, 2002 I recently received a letter from Brad Miller of the Ronald W. VanAuker Company informing me of a public hearing to be held on May 1, 2002 at the City Hall for the purpose of changing the property my sister, Margaret Reed, and I own on the north side of Franklin Road between Cloverdale Road and Eagle Road from light industrial to high density residential. When other land in the area (Touchmark Living Centers) was rezoned, I received notices of the hearing from the City of Meridian. This time I received no such notice. Because I live out-of-town, I will be unable to attend the hearing, but I would like more intormation as to why the land is being considered for rezoning and what the impact will be on my land. It seems that there is a considerable amount of light industrial or commercial properties on the north side of Franklin Road between Cloverdale Road and Eagle Road and on Eagle Road north of Franklin Road. At this time I would be opposed to changing the zoning. I would appreciate any information you can send me and I would like to be kept informed. Sincerely, ~3J~ Katie Scharf RECEIVED MAY - 1 2002 City of Meridian City Clerk Officii- To: The Honorable Mayor of Meridian City Council of Meridian 33 East Idaho Meridian, ID 83642 From: Margaret F. Reed 1906 N. Maple Grove Rd. Boise, ID 83704 April 25, 2002 Re: PUblic hearing on May 1, 2002 I received a letter from Brad Miller of the Ronald W. Van Auker Co. informing me of a public hearing to be held on May 1, 2002 at the City Hall in Meridian for the purpose of rezoning the property that my sister, Katie Scharf, and I own on the north side of Franklin Road between Cloverdale Road and Eagle Road from Light Industrial to High Density Residential. Previously I have always received notices of hearings from the City of Meridian. At this time I received no such notice. I am definitely opposed in changing the zoning on the property to High Density Residential. I want it to stay Light Indus- trial. The area all around is industrial and the railroad track is right there. Also the traffic in this area is very high. Sincerely, 1J;a{~~r d &Z Margaret F. Reed I April 25, 2002 RECEIVED APR 2 5 2002 CITY OF MERIDIAN CITY CLERK OFFICE Dear Major, City Council, and Planning and Zoning Conunission: My husband and I have lived at 2864 \'Xl. Joust Street in the Candlelight Subdivision for the last year and a half. We have been following the progress and attending the meetings for the possible development of the land located in North Meridian at Ustick and 10 Mile. We are very concerned how the applicant wants to develop this property. We understand that the next public hearing is scheduled for May 1 st, We will be out of town that day but understand that you are accepting written testimony up to April 25. Please enter this letter into public record. Let me say first that my husband and I understand that land must be developed and that the applicant has the right to make a profit. That is what makes this country America. However, we do feel that land should be used wisely and our city should be developed with the future and the safety of its residents in mind. We understand there is a need for expansion for the SSC and Western Recycling, however, we do feel that it would be better suited next to other industrial areas not right next to neighborhoods. A group of residents met with Mr. Forrey on April 13th to discuss possible development. We told Mr. Forrey we would support low density residential along Ustick, L-O limited quiet offices in the middle with entrances off 10 Mile next to the sub station, small quiet industrial along the edge of the Waste Treatment Plant and NO Transfer Station. This plan allows the applicant to sell and make a profit off the land and to keep the area "harmonious and appropriate in appearance with the existing character of the general vicinity". Rezoning the entire plat to Light Industrial even with conditional use permits does not follow Meridian City Code. ... The development 0/ "Ja/1JIfacturing and '}Jholesale establishments which are clean, quiet, and free 0/ hazardous or oijectionable elemet1ts sudJ as noise, odor, dust, SlllOke, glare, a1ld that are operated mtirefy or alnlost entirelY Ivithin mclosed stmctllres;.. We would love to have the park located in that area as originally planned. We do however, understand that the City only has so much money to spend on parks and since the owners that Mr. Forrey represents won't take a smaller profit on a small section of the land, we would like to see the 1 acre proposed park be relocated away from the Northwest corner of the plot. Locating a park in that area does not allow any real use of the land by residents and does in our eyes raise some safety Issues. We love living in this area and had planned on staying here for many, many years. However, if we can't find some sort of mutually acceptable comprise that won't drastically change our living environment we will be forced to move away from this area. Please feel free to contact either my husband or myself with any questions. Thank you for your time and conunitment to the future of Meridian. Sincerely, Sherri L. Moro & Daniel T. 'Whitted RECEIVED MAY - 1 2002 From: Mayor and City Council Brad Hawkins-Clark ~ Shari Stiles, Steve Siddoway, City Clerk, City Attorney May 1, 2002 Summary of City Council Comprehensive Plan Amendment Special Meetings on April 3rd and April 1 fh CITY OF MERIDlAl~ To: cc: Date: Re: On April 3 and 17, 2002, the City Council held Special Meetings to review the outstanding and unresolved issues in the draft Comprehensive Plan text and future land use map. Below is a summary of your key decisions made at those meetings. All page numbers refer to pages within the March 2002 version of the Plan (3-ring binder). April 3rd Special Meeting - Text Changes 1. Pg. 40, Obj. A - Strike preserve "farmland" and add a statement in Actions that says "encourage efficient use of open space at the Area of Impact boundaries to effectively transition from rural uses to urban uses." 2. Pg. 40, #14 - Add COMPASS wording reo dust abatement ordinance 3. Pg, 53, Chapter VI- Remove Waltman Lane from Collector list 4. Pg. 53, Chapter VI- Add note that all future bikeways are subject to ACHD approval. 5. Pg. 59, Chapter VI- Change park service goal from "5 to 7 acres" to "4 to 5 acres" 6. Pg. 73, Chapter VI - Add "Multi-Modal Transit Centers" policies, submitted by COMPASS 7. Pg. 86, Chapter VIl- Add statement reo neighborhood center area densities "not below 8 d.u. per acre" 8. Pg. 86, Chapter VII - Only require open space, not "public" open space within the neighborhood centers 9. Pg. 86, Chapter VII - Delete section that requires concept plan for neighborhood centers 10. Pg. 86, Chapter VII - Do not add Staff's proposed language about build-to lines within the neighborhood centers ( 11. Pg. 87, Chapter VII - Add Mixed Use category descriptions 12. Pg. 87, Chapter VII- Add a new category called "Mixed Use - WVVTP" for land abutting the Waste Water Treatment Plan that allows the following uses within this area: Light, professional office uses Flex space uses, including light warehousing No new residential uses will be permitted Limited, small-scale retail uses Business park type uses Mini-storage Unless otherwise permitted by City-adopted incentives, all developments within this designated area will require approval through the Conditional Use Permit process. 13. Pg. 87, Chapter VII - Add a policy that amends the MU-RG cfassification to not require CUP applications unless the building/structural portion of a project lies within 300 feet of an existing residence of school. 14. Pg. 91, Figure VII-3 - Add a disclaimer to the Neighborhood Center diagram that it is only a "conceptual" diagram and does not represent any form of City-required layout 15. Pg. 94, Obj. E, #2, Chapter VII - Delete reference to location of future employment center in northwest quadrant 16. Pg. 94, Obj. E, #4 -Add policy reo future industrial development areas 17. Pg. 94, Obj. E, #5 - Delete 18. Pg. 94, Obj. A, #3 - Reword as follows: "Coordinate with Ada County to amend City and County Area of Impact agreements to require Meridian land use ordinances be adopted by Ada County for developments within the Area of Impact but outside city limits." 19. Pg. 95, Obj A, #9 - Delete 20. Pg. 95, Obj B, #4 - Delete 21. Pg. 103, Table VIIl-8 - Agree to staffs recommended changes to implementation chart April 11th Special Meetina - Future Land Use Map Chanaes A revised map was prepared and posted on Monday, April 29th that incorporated all Council decisions from this meeting, including: · Specific property owner requests (from the "Requested Land Use Changes Map") · New Mixed Use categories (from the "Mixed Use Classifications" map) · Other staff-initiated requests (from the "Requested Land Use Changes Map") Other Modifications . Page 2 SAIC, the contracted firm that prepared the first draft of the Plan, is in the process of updating the following figures in the Plan: · Vicinity Map, Chapter I . Census & Population Tables, Chapter IV · Soils Map, Chapter V · Floodplain Map, Chapter V · Public Facflities Map, Chapter VI (attached) · Figures VI-3, VI-4 and VI-5, Chapter VI (transportation-related diagrams) The changes to these items are relatively minor and will reflect updates and corrections to the Plan since they were originally prepared in June 2000. . Page 3 PM"'''''''''''''::> ~ :3 15 III ., ..J '0 :2 '" 0 Q: .., ....t:: S '0 IE .. " (jj c: "'0 0 '01b '" c: "6 c: m ~c: -'" .. ...~ ,g :;; ~ 0 0'" " Go .. W " g'~ Ib Cl 0. -1 ., c: " -- ... .. ~ i 5 ~a " ;;; \IJO Ii- UJ u.. q 4{J (t; q "'" ~ :> 11 Pll"'0J9l1"'~0'1 9~ 10 e~ ;;::~ .g '" l< .i~.ii:~ :9g...\&I ;a~ ;It v Arl . -u~ An u) -u:i PM ,spun ." ct: "'" ~ :> ~ lOt! 3:.. ..- ~"" fli~ 109 .!!.. ;'i!!! lil- :!; q :g-l!. 'S.. ..."" <ID 9\1 e~ u:;l!l " at! ~ Pll 01"1"""0\:1 . . - 4 - . - . 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JON REPORT ** AS OF APR 26 PAGE. 01 CITY OF MERJDIAN DATE TIME TO/FROM MODE MlN/SEC PGS CMDil STATUS 17 04/26 11:11 3810160 EC--S 00'31" 001 191 OK 18 04/26 11:12 PUBLIC WORKS UF--S 00'12" 001 191 OK 19 04/26 11:122088881193 EC--S 00'22" 001 191 OK 20 04/26 11:138841159 EC--S 00'23" 1301 191 OK 21 134/26 11'14 2088840744 EC--S 00'22" 001 191 OK 22 04/2611'152088845077 EC--S 00'23" 001 191 OK 23 134/2611'16 LIBRARY EC--S 00'25" 001 191 OK 24 134/26 11'17 2083776449 EC--S 00'22" 001 191 OK 25 04/26 11:18208388 6924 EC--S 00'25" 001 191 OK 26 04/26 11:198886854 EC--S 00'22" 001 191 OK 27 04/26 11:20 2083757154 EC--S 00'21" 001 191 OK 28 04/26 11:21 8950390 EC--S 013'22" 0131 191 OK 29 04/26 11:22 208 387 6393 EC--S 00'22" 001 191 OK 30 04/26 11;23 ADA CTY DEVELMT G3--S 00'39" 001 191 OK 31 04/26 11:24 CHERIE MCCANDLES EC--S 130'25" 001 191 OK 32 04/26 11'25 CHERRY LANE EC--S 00'26" 001 191 OK -------------------------------------~------------~--------------------~-------------------- MAYOR Robert D. Come fuecse. 1J03,i f,r 'Pv../oIJ.c. norieP - 1hat1tS! HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY 33 EAST IDAHO MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 (208) 88B-4433. Fu (20B) 887-4813 City Clerk Office Fax (208) 8SS.42 I & LEVAL Df~ARTMENT (208) 288,2499 . Fa< 2&8.2$01 ~UBUC WORKS (2M) 89&-5500. p" 851-1297 BUILDINC DEPARTMENT (205) 887.2211' P.. 887.1291 PLANNING AND ZONING (208l 8B+5S3~ . F", 888.685< CTTY COUNCIL MEMBERS William J.. M. N:.ry Keith Bird Tammy deWcctd Chorie McC'l<1dle~~ A Good Place to Live CITY OF MERIDIAN NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Meridian will hold a Special Meeling at City Hall, 33 East Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, on Wednesday, May 1, 2002 at 6:30 P.M. The Meridian City Council will con1inue (from Wednesday, March 20, 2002 spedal meeting) the public hearing on the proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian. Oral and written testimony for designated subjects will be accepted for this public hearing. The public is welcome to attend. DATED this 19th dar,~f.f'pril. 2002. ~\;>,~..,..l ~ f. -". . ,>,. -t Or' '." ,..,;;;.. ~ "'"-.. ~ ... ~.' v c,d.'7C''tl)::-.......~. . g ~ ~') ~ S"'t T :;:; ..:..,:;..;.6..U ~.,., ,..... -:. ~ <," -::.-,..: .....;t ,"",.) "':':. <( "-"'~..:.....~ .'. ~: .r.:'r~ ~'~'..~ -;:!. . /'. ( AS OF APR 26 '02 ~~.42 PAGE. 01 \ >1<* TX CONF I RMA'h -,1'1 REPORT ** CITY OF MERIDIAN DATE TIME TO/FROM MODE MIWSEC PGS CMDIf STATUS €ll €l4/26 11:26 POST OFFICE EC--S 0€l'31" 0€ll 191 OK €l2 e4/26 11:27 208 888 1983 G3--S 0€l'28" 001 191 OK 03 04/26 11:28 Walter R Johnson EC--S 0€l'22" 001 191 OK e4 04/26 11:29 208 467 9562 EC--S ee'25" e01 191 OK 05 04/26 11:30 208 888 6700 EC--S 00'22" €l€ll 191 OK 06 04/26 11:34 208 898 5501 EC--S 00'22" 001 191 OK e7 e4/26 11=41 Laurel EC--S 00'22" e01 191 OK --------------------------~-----------------~~~--------------------~----------~------------- fuCtse. POSt -f.r PUkX1c. nOV'cp - 1htJ4?tS.t HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY MAYOR Raben D. Corrie A Good Place to Live CITY OF MERIDIAN 33 EAST IDAHO MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 (203) 888.4433 . Fax (208) 887-4813 City Clerk Office Fax (208) gBS.42 I s LEGAL DEPARTMENT (208) 288.2499 . Fax 288.2501 PUBUC WORKS (2M) 898.5500. Fax 887-1297 CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS William L- M, Nary Keith Bird Tammy dcWccrd Cherie McC:ll\dle~~ BUILDING DEPARTMENT (208) 887.22ll . F... 887.] 297 PLANNING AND ZONING (208) 884-5533 . Fax Sa8.GB54 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Meridian will hold a Special Meeting at Ci.ty Half, 33 East Idaho, Meridian, Idaho, on Wednesday, May 1, 2002 at 6:30 P.M. The Meridian City Council will continue (from Wednesday, March 20, 2002 special meeting) the public hearing on the proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian. Oral and written testimony for designated subjects will be accepted for this public hearing, The public is welcome to attend. { ** TX CONF\ :ION REPORT ** DRTE Tl ME TO/FROM 11 85/01 20:36 3810160 12 05/01 20:37 PUBLIC WORKS 13 05/01 20: 38 21<188001193 14 05/01 20:39 8841159 15 05/01 20:40 21388840744 16 05/01 20:40 213888451377 17 05/01 20'41 2138 898 55131 18 135/131 20'42 lIBRARY 19 05/01 213'43 92083776449 20 135/01 213'43 208 368 6924 21 135/01 213'44 888 6854 22 05/01 213'45 21<183757154 23 05/01 213'46 895133913 24 135/131 213'47 2138 387 6393 2S 135/01 21'1' 47 RDA CTY DEVEI..l1T 26 135/01 213:49 CHERRY lANE 27 05/131 213:513 POST OFFICE 28 05/131 213:51 208 888 1983 29 05/131 213:51 208 467 9562 30 135/131 213:52 208 888 6700 {"-.-. f AS OF MAY 01 '02 213=$, PRGE.61 CITY OF MERIDIAN MODE MI WSEC PGS CMDIj STATUS EC--5 00'24" 0131 1310 OK UF--S 013'09" 0131 010 OK EC--S 00'18" 001 010 OK EC--S 1')1')'18" 001 010 OK EC--5 1')0'18" 001 010 OK EC--5 130'19" 1301 010 OK EC--5 130'18" 001 010 OK EC-5 00'19" 0131 010 OK EC--5 00'18" 001 0113 OK EC--S 00'18" 001 010 OK EC--S 013'18" 001 010 OK EC--S 00' 18" 1301 1310 OK EC--S 00'18" 001 0113 OK EC--S 1313'18" 0131 13113 OK 03--5 013'39" 001 010 OK EC--5 00'19" 0131 010 OK EC-5 00'24" 1301 010 OK 03--5 00'26" 0131 010 OK EC--5 00'20" 1301 010 OK EC--5 1')0'20" 13131 010 OK CITY OF MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA Wednesday, May 1,2002, at 6:30 p.m. City Council Chambers 1. ROIl-call Attendance: X Tammy de Weerd _I.: Bill Nary =z= Cherie ;(Candless ~ Keith Bird Mayor Robert Corrie 2. Adoption of the Agenda: ~~ve- 3. Continued Public Hearing from March 20, 2002: Proposed Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan for the City of Meridian: eC1h-flh~ I'll( to /hay 15'1; V'Pz... e 6f,3o/1..., M;rid:i=.n Cily Cuuneil SpClci'llil M'I=-c;:rinS Agtnd3'" May II :2002 P"'8..1 of) ^lllMtorio.t. p<="l<<lat p<1l>1ic m..mngah:ill b._. ",.pcrty .ftho City.fMcrim"n, Anyon~ ~iring a.:~mmodatil)D rot~biJltK:IJ nklt.c:d to. documc'tl1$an.c!{or b(QTinB ple:U&cOllIIllCI the City Clc=rt:"!1 Offi~:::Ir SB84433~' 1t:fI$:t 41 hout.9 pr.lor~o the public lm:ctiD8- ** COMMUNICATIONS REPORT ** TOTAL PAGES SEND 0022 RECEIVE 0018 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 DATE TIME TO/FROM 05/01 08:56 208-888-5052 05/01 09:37 05/01 09:51 BLR 2125146392 05/01 10:38 2088847193 05/01 10:57 208 376 2041 05/01 11:21 208 388 6924 05/01 11:50 208 898 5501 05/01 12:28 05/01 14:36 3642155 05/01 16:51 2088840744 05/01 20:36 3810160 05/01 20:37 PUBLIC WORKS 05/01 20:38 2088881193 05/01 20:39 8841159 05/01 20:40 2088840744 05/01 20:40 2088845077 05/01 20:41 208 898 5501 05/01 20:42 LIBRARY 05/01 20:43 92083776449 05/01 20:43 208 388 6924 05/01 20:44 888 6854 05/01 20:45 2083757154 05/01 20:46 8950390 05/01 20:47 208 387 6393 05/01 20:47 ADA CTY DEVELMT 05/01 20:49 CHERRY LANE 05/01 20:50 POST OFFICE 05/01 20:51 208 888 1983 05/01 20:51 208 467 9562 05/01 20:52 208 888 6700 AS OF MAY 02 '02 05:00 PAGE. 01 MODE EC--R G3--R EC--R EC--R EC--S EC--R EC--R G3--R EC--R EC--R EC--S UF--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S EC--S G3--S EC--S EC--S G3--S EC--S EC--S TOTAL T I ME CITY OF MERIDIAN SEND 00007'14" RECEIVE 00008'16" MIN/SEC PGS 00'57" 002 00'48" 001 00'47" 001 02'45" 007 00'35" 002 00' 15" 001 01'14" 004 00'30" 000 00'36" 001 00'24" 001 00'24" 001 00'09" 001 00' 18" 001 00'18" 001 00'18" 001 00'19" 001 00'18" 001 00'19" 001 00' 18" 001 00'18" 001 00' 18" 001 00'18" 001 00' 18" 001 00'18" 001 00'39" 001 00'19" 001 00'24" 001 00'26" 001 00'20" 001 00'20" 001 CMDt:1 255 001 002 003 004 006 007 008 009 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 010 STATUS OK OK OK OK OK OK OK INC OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK