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M~RIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
JULY 7, 1992
ITEM:
MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING HELD JUNE 16, 1992: (APPRO~)
1: JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT: APPEAL CONDITION FOR ROAD PLACED ON
CONDITION. USE PERMIT. (TABLED)
2: PUBLIC HEARING: PRELIMINARY PLAT ON MERIDIAN GREENS # 3: (APPROVED)
3: PUBLIC HEARING: PRELIMINARY PLAT PARKSIDE SUBDIVISION,W/VARIANCE:
(FINDINGS TO BE PREPARED)
4: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR CONDITIONAb.USE PERMIT BY BODINE OIL
& FOODMAKER,. INC. FOR DRIVE-IN RESTUARANT(JACK -IN THE BOX)
(NEW FINDINGS TO BE PREPARED)
5: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR ANNEXATION & ZONING W/ CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT FOR PUD BY CAPITAL CHRISTIAN CENTER: (APPRO~)
6: FI!~AL PLAT ON PHASE # 1 CANDLELIGHT SUBDIVISION: (APPRO~)
7: FINAL PLAT ON PHASE # 1 SPORTSMAN POINTE SUBDIVISION: (APPROVED)
8: ORDINANCE # 580: ORDINANCE ANNEXING & ZONING THE MAWS ADDITION:
PRELIMINARY PLAT NEEDS APPROVED IF ORDINANCE PASSED: (APPRO~)
9: RESOLUTION # 147: RESOLUTION RENEWING THE ADA CITY/COUNTY
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION:(APPRO~)
10: PRE-TERMINATION HEARING: WATER/SEWER/TRASH DELINQUENCIES: (APPROVED)
11: APPROVE THE BILLS: (APPROVED)
12: BID ON WELL # 14: (APPROVED AND AWARDED)
13: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT ON HUNTERS GLEN: (APPROVED)
14: LYNN THOMAS: DEVELOPMENT AT 2600 EAST OVERLAND ROAD: (SEWER CONNECTION APPROVE]
15: HOMEOWNERS OF MERRYWOOD SUBDIVISION: (DISCUSSION HELD)
16: DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
JULY 7~ 1992
The Regular Meeting of the Meridian City Council
order by Mayor Grant P. Kingsford at 7:30 P.M.
was called to
Members Present:
Yerrington:
Ron Tolsma, Bob Giesler,
Bob Corri e,
Max
Others Present: Arlene M. Bodine, Marvin Bodine, Wendy Kennedy,
Norman Fuller, Dorothy Hel1hake, Chuck Fuller, Eric Zeller, Lynn
Thomas, Fred Shoemaker, Gary & Charlotte James, Jim Tisdale,
Frank Thomason, James Baker, Darlene Travis, Linda Gebhart, Les
Schild, Larry Bertetto, Dave Leader, Vicki White, Gary Smith,
Wayne Crookston, Bill Gordon, Bruce Stuart, Jim Johnson, Don
Hubble, Jack Pinkston:
MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING HELD JUNE 16, 1992:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve
the minutes of the previous meeting held June 16, 1992 as
written:
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
ITEM #1: JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT:
PLACED ON CONDITION USE PERMIT.
APPEAL CONDITION FOR ROAD
Kingsford: At this time I will turn the meeting over to Mr.
Tolsma and step down due to a conflict of interest.
Tolsma: Are there any questions from the Council?
Giesler: If the road is requested will the project still go?
Chuck Leihe: We budgeted $188,800.00 for this Academy move from
the present location to the Lanark site. The low bid came in at
$209,000.00~ We anticipate that the road would cost $15,000.00.
To answer your question, yes the school will move anyway and we
agreed to abide by your final decision. Gave description of the
materials required to put in the road. Briggs engineering stated
to plan on $15,000 to $20,000 for the roadway to be built. Time
is a factor here also. We feel that Lanark is a public street and
it seems out of line for somebody to be saying that our kids
shouldn't use that street. It's a public street. We would like
you to reconsider your condition put on our request. It is our
request that you remove the condition.
Tolsma: One of the basic reasons they wanted that road is
because your putting a school at the end of a dead end street and
for fire and emergency personnel to reach that it could be
difficult. This road would give them a secondary access to get
in there.
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JULY 7, 1992
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Liehe: Lanark is a wide street and especially down at the end,
it would take quite a few vehicles in there in an unusual
position to block that road. We think that to have a road in
there would be more of a detriment than a help.
Giesler: I think we'd require a breakaway barrier up there to
where that isn't a through street. I do feel that we need the
additional road. I would want a break-away barrier so that
wouldn1t be a through street, it would be just for that school.
Those kids go in and out of that school off of Franklin Road so
it wouldn't be a detriment to other businesses. It will have to
be done to where the kids do not get down Lanark.
Liehe: We have a drawing of the school on poster board.
you like to see that?
Would
Giesler: That would be fine with me. I still feel it's very
important. I know spending the extra dollars is a tough issue
because it's something we don't have a lot of but I think if
nothing else maybe a little bit better planning should have been
done before it had gone this far. I feel that this condition we
have put on is a very important one. How many kids are at the
Academy?
Liehe: 130.
Corrie: How many of them drive?
P. Gorman: About 80.
than the kids do.
But the buses
leave at different times
Giesler:
situation.
You still
aren't thinking
about the emergency
Tolsma:
This is not a public hearing.
The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Corrie to table
this and reschedule for another public hearing.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
ITEM #2: PUBLIC HEARING:
PRELIMINARY PLAT ON MERIDIAN GREENS #3:
Kingsford: Returned
Public Hearing and
speak first.
to seat. At this time
invite the representative
I will
of the
open the
owner to
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JULY 7, 1992
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Don Hubble, 3952 Daisy Way, was sworn by the attorney.
Hubble: I am the project engineer for this Meridian Greens #3
project. Presented a map for the Council to see of the project.
This is an additional phase of the existing Meridian Greens
subdivision. It will be south of Overland and east of Kuna-
Meridian Highway. The area is 77 1/2 acres and we are proposing
to develop 168 lots, we have a density of 2.17 lots to the acre.
The existing zoning is R-4. We are proposing several culdesacs
within the project. One of these culdesacs exceeds the maximum
length allowed by the City. We request your permission for a
variance on that one culdesac. This project will be served by
City services and the sewer is already at the edge of this
project. We will extend the main line sewer up Ten Mile Creek to
connect to this. Water is also stubbed into this property in
three different locations. We are not sure if the developer will
pay the proposed fee for the irrigation or to e~tend the e~isting
irrigation system to serve this future phase. Ten Mile Creek has
recently had a flood study done on it. There is an area out
through here that is within the area of the 100 year flood plain.
We are proposing to fill that somewhat and raise it to a level
above that 100 year flood plain elevation. We have submitted
this preliminary plat to ACHD and their comments were that they
wanted to relocate this stub out street to the south to a
different location. When the original concept of Meridian Greens
was presented, ACHD was contemplating a collector street to
connect near the middle of the section. They have now changed
their course. Explained ACHD changes. We have reviewed the
conditions that are proposed by the City Engineer.
Kingsford:
realignment?
Is
there anything that
lines
up with
that
Hubble: No, there is another forty acres south of this that is
undeveloped. Passed out copies of the changes Hubble would
recommend about Gary Smith's recommendations. Just for the
record, condition #1 said that street names will be in accord
with the review of the Ada County Street Name Committee. We
would just like to state that the developer is not in full
agreement with the process of the street name committee. We are
unsure how we are going to proceed with that. Condition #4
states that storm water discharge plan shall be approved by the
Nampa and Meridian Irrigation District prior to any construction.
We would like to change that to strike Nampa and Meridian
Irrigation and insert appropriate drainage district. Condition
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JULY 7, 1992
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#5, states that sanitary sewer interceptor line construction
across and along Ten Mile Drain will need to be done under a
license agreement with Nampa Meridian Irrigation District. We
are just proposing to strike that last part of the sentence. The
part that reads under a license agreement with Nampa Meridian
Irrigation District. Here again this may not be their
jurisdiction. Condition #7, states that Ten Mile Creek should be
shown as Ten Mile Drain. We would like your approval to delete
that condition. Ten Mile Creek shows on numerous maps that it's
the preference of the developer to name that on the Plat as Ten
Mile Creek rather than Ten Mile Drain. Condition #9, states that
street light locations need to be shown generally at the street
intersections/fire hydrant locations or a maximum four hundred
foot spacing. We'd like to strike the portion of that sentence
that reads "fire hydrant locations or a ma~imum four hundred foot
spacing" and insert another line that says Ucovenants shall
require front yard lights with photocells. In keeping with the
theme of Meridian Greens Unit #1 & #2, the developer has
installed street lights at the intersections and put in yard
lights out in the front yards with the photocells that come on at
dark and we'd like to do the same thing here. I'd be happy to
answer any questions.
Kingsford:
Any questions? No response.
Anyone else to testify?
Jack Pinkston, 2190 S. Meridian Rd., was sworn by the attorney.
Pinkston: On Ten Mile Creek, which is built as a creek right
now, they are going to make their property lines right down the
center of the creek. Has this creek got a thirty foot easement?
Or can they just close the creek off and put the border line
right down the center of the creek?
Kingsford: I think that's a dispute that's between the developer
and the appropriate drainage district, that they are going to
have to resolve. We don't deal with that.
Pinkston: Now on the same Meridian District, on Faucett's
property and former Evan's property they will landlock the back
of that property if they put that in with no access to the back
of those properties there is no way to get to those properties
unless you build a bridge across the creek. Showed the Council
on the map the properties to which he is speaking about. (See
tape for further explanation)
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JULY 7, 1992
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Hubble: First of all in regards to the property line going down
the centerline of Ten Mile Creek, the developer owns that entire
property regardless of where easements may be located so the
property lines for the lots will go to the centerline of that
creek. It won't affect whatever easements may be there. In
regards to landlocking properties to the west it was my
understanding from looking at the assessor's map that the two
properties extended clear out to Kuna Meridian Road. If that
ownership isn't contiguous to abut to that public road then we
need to taKe a look at that. I'm sure ACHD will also be
concerned about landlocking that property. As far as crossing
the neighbors property with the sewer line, the developer doesn't
have any rights to cross that property line without permission
from that adjacent property owner. That will have to be worked
out. The other comment about the irrigation water that enters
the property, we will provide irrigation pipelines to transfer
any irrigation water through this property to the neighbors
property. That will be part of the final design* As far as
access to Overland Road, we do have two accesses to Overland
Road, SE 3RD is the westerly roadway and then SE 5TH is in the
center of that proposed layout and it accesses to Overland Road
too. ACHD has said that before any additional development can
occur out here that that remaining portion of SE 5TH that's not
curb and guttered has to be fully improved. The developer has
plans and will be in the process of constructing those last
improvements here soon~
Kingsford:
Thank you.
Giesler: I think there was a question about having a fence going
along the side, is there any plans to that affect or is that up
to the homeowner to do that?
Kingsford: There are no covenants requiring fencing.
else to testify?
Anyone
Larry Bertetto, 665 Antigua, was sworn by the attorneYM
Bertetto: Voiced concerns about traffic on 5TH Way. We have
spent sometime on the phone seeing how we can get that
controlledM We need some relief to get people to try to slow
down out there6
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JULY 7, 1992
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Kingsford: We have that same problem everywhere in town and I
suspect most every town in the United States. That's a problem
everywhere and the issue is you can't have a police officer on
every street. Anyone else to testify? No response. I will
close the Public Hearing.
Giesler: I recall a comment
study was being looked into.
in the P & Z minutes that a traffic
Is anything being done?
Hubble: We did prepare a traffic study during the development
process of Meridian Greens #2 and submitted that to the Highway
District. In that study we've estimated the anticipated traffic
Dut of all accesses to the project. Based on that we estimated
that the traffic volume at the intersection of SE 3RD and
Overland Road would be about 1600 vehicle trips per day. At the
intersection of BE 5th and Overland would also be between 1500
and 1600 vehicle trips per day. The traffic that would exit and
enter out through Mesa Way would be about 100 vehicle trips per
day. Based on what ACHD has generally accepted as traffic
capacity for a residential street these are within the limits.
Giesler:
that?
Was that the entire
project with #3 also
included In
Hubble:
Yes.
Kingsford: Jack a question for you, I heard mention
property owners along there had opposed any street
through~
that the
going out
Pinkston: Yes~
Kingsford: Any other questions?
Larry Bertetto:
Is Mesa Way being developed or not developed?
Kingsford: I don't think that was discussed as an issue, they
are talking about it being a hundred trips. When the connection
is made he's saying the estimate is a hundred trip days.
Corrie: I have a couple for the Engineer. Do you have any
problems with these suggested revisions that they proposed?
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 7
Eng. Smith: I don't have any problem with the appropriate
drainage agency variation from Nampa-Meridian. Nampa-Meridian,
as I understand it is the maintaining agency for the Bureau of
Reclamation and on other ditches that we've dealt with in the
past they have been the agency that we have written license
agreements with for use within their easement* However that
shapes out either Bureau of Reclamation or Nampa-Meridian I don't
have a problem with that. The Ten Mile Creek designation instead
of Ten Mile Drain, I quess that's between the developer and the
appropriate agency. I was asked my Nampa Meridian to refer to
that as a drain and that's the reason for my comment. I believe
they had a variance on #1 and #2 for street lights but the
Ordinance states the street light requirement and that's the
reason for that statement. Typically the street lights are
located at approximately the same locations as fire hydrants.
Giesler: I have a question for Don, the street will hook into
Mesa Way then?
Hubble:
That street will be constructed.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Yerrington to
approve the Meridian Greens #3 preliminary plat with the
conditioned upon application for culdesac variance, street light
variance and an agreement between the land owner and the
developer with regard to the property to the west that is being
landlocked.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
ITEM #3: PUBLIC HEARING: PRELIMINARY PLAT PARKSIDE SUBDIVISION
W/VARIANCE:
Kingsford: I will open the Public Hearing.
present to testify?
Is there anyone
Don Hubble, 7025 Emerald, was sworn by the attorney.
Hubble: This proposed project is located south of Cherry Lane
and west of Ten Mile Road. The existing Fuller Park is on the
southerly boundary. The proposed project consists of 290 lots on
about 90 acres. The topography is basically flat. All roads
within the project will be public roads, owned and maintained by
Ada County Highway District. We will have two access points onto
Cherry Lane and one onto Ten Mile Road. One main street running
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 8
through the middle of the project is a Collector Street according
to ACHD classifications. We have numerous culdesacs within the
subdivision, two of which are longer than the ordinance allows.
The variance has been filed and we are requesting your
consideration for that an the culdesac lengths. The developer
will install fire hydrants as necessary in these long culdesacs
so there will be adequate fire facilities. Sanitary sewer will
be provided by the City. Explained where existing sewer runs -
see tapeA There is approximately ten acres on the west end that
the developer is proposing to install a temporary lift station to
pump back to the gravity line. Then someday if a pump line or
interceptor is installed down along Ten Mile Creek, it can be
connected to that and gravitated out. Domestic water will be
provided by the City. It too is located up in the street north
of Cherry Lane and over here in Ten Mile Road. Water lines will
be looped through and connected with the existing water line.
The developer has not decided whether to contribute the money to
the City's irrigation fund or to provide irrigation water to each
of the lots. That decision will be made during the final
platting. No a~eas of this project are within the 100 year flood
plain. Fuller park is at the southerly end of this project* The
developer is currently working with the park people to try to
provide not only an access but parking facilities. I'd be happy
to answer any questions.
Tolsma: You say they are working on that parking lot.
the parking lot was part of the original plan.
I thought
Hubble: There's an existing parking lot there within the Fuller
Park boundary, but this new parking lot would be constructed on
the developers land. That is additional parking of 90 spaces.
Tolsma: The access roads that are there now are no longer going
to be there then, is that correct?
Hubble: That's right, existing roadways will be abandoned once
this public access is connected.
Tolsma: Isn't that going to make it a little unhandy sometimes
for as many people that run back and forth through there that use
that facility?
Hubble: Where they will be entering and exiting will be on the
Collector Street.
Tolsma:
The school accesses off of Ten Mile Road also?
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JULY 7., 1992
PAGE g
Hubble:
I'm not familiar with their plans~
Corrie: What culdesacs are you talking
school if it goes in? Would you have all
that area or one?
about as far as the
four culdesacs go into
Hubble:
Probably just the one, it's their choice.
Corrie: So in other words we have one access
through a culdesac area.
into that school
Hubble: If they purchase the site they are negotiating with
there's another piece of property that lays between the proposed
school site and Ten Mile so that the only way that they could get
to this property right now would be through this culdesac through
this subdivision down one of those culdesacs.
'\/erri ngt on:
corner?
Do
you plan on tiling the ditch
on the northeast
Hubble:
it.
Plans are now to leave that as an open ditch and fence
Corrie: Have you seen the Engineer's comments?
length variance request, he mentioned that Pine
would connect to Fur Creek to eliminate one
culdesacs. Has then been thought of?
On the culdesac
Creek possibly
of those long
Hubble: We wanted to provide as many lots on a culdesac street
as possible. That would discourage through traffic so even
though it appears as a natural connection there and what actually
increased the number of lots it wouldn't provide the same affect
as the culdesac lots. We are trying to eliminate the through
streets. We would like to not have to connect those streets.
Corrie: You may have a problem with the fire department with
them not being connected. There was mention of who was going to
maintain the walkways has that been resolved?
Hubble:
The homeowners.
Corrie: On Comment #11 who owns and maintains the off site storm
drainage system? That's a pretty big task for the homeowners to
maintain.
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 10
Hubble: The final plans for the storm drain facilities haven't
been completed yet. One of the alternatives was to try to
utilize a pond on Fuller Pa~k to contain the storm water runoff~
if that's not possible another alternative is to create a pond
within the project site. Listed other alternatives.
Tolsma: Have you addressed his comment about the impact
lift station?
on the
Hubble: We've been in touch with your Engineer about that and
the developer will do whatever is necessary to be sure it has
adequate capacity.
Kingsford: Do you have an idea of which will be the fi~st phases
and when you might be looking at that ten acres that might
require a lift station?
Hubble: That would certainly be the last phase of the westerly
area that would need the lift station.
Kingsford:
Thank you.
Anyone else to testify?
Charlie Rountree, 3751 Woodmont, was sworn by the attorney.
Rountree: I'm here tonight as the chairman of Western-Ada
Recreation District, the caretakers and owners of Fuller Park.
I'd like to start out be indicating that we have been as a Board
in contact with the developer and there representative, Hubble
Engineeringa I'd like to indicate they have been very up front
with us about the development and have been working out the
details on some of our concerns. The things we have discussed
with the developer, I believe we've got resolutions to them but I
think they are concerns that you folks need to look at and factor
into your decision. First concern is about irrigation water. We
own a third of the well that's located on Ten Mile and water is
delivered down a concrete irrigation facility at this point and
ultimately ends up into the pond in the park. We also get water
from Eight Mile Lateral and it comes down another ditch facility
and again ultimately ends up in our irrigation pond~ We have to
have that water to maintain that park and the developer at this
point has indicated that they would be willing to tile and
provide that service to us. Parking is another issue. Right now
the paved parking in Fuller Park can accommodate approximately 30
vehicles. The rest of the parking and the access into and out of
Fuller Park is provided by easement~ That easement would have to
be vacated or given up by the Western Ada Recreation Board prior
to the development.
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 11
Kingsford:
Is that now a recorded easement?
Rountree: No it is not. The parking they are proposing is an
additional sixty spaces at this point. The single most
significant concern of the board is the handling of storm
drainage. Ultimately that drainage is going to have to pass over
through the park at some point. Our concerns about that drainage
is that we don1t put ourselves into liability situation of
receiving toxic substances from a chance occurrence of a spill in
the subdivision or accumulation of oil or grease or whatever
might be the case~ The developer seems to be open for discussion
for that. Access will be in one way improved. This development
would ultimately provide paved access into and out of the park
from both Ten Mile and Che~ry Lane. We welcome the opportunity
to serve a few more people out there. However, we are concerned
with a couple of the access points because of the proximity to
what might become an attractive nuisance, the irrigation pond.
Another pedestrian access that will be on the east side, it's not
going to be a problem for the park but if it ever does become
developed in that area it's going to be a problem with people
parking in the culdesac and accessing the park.
Kingsford:
Thank YOUM
Anyone else?
Dan Mabe, 5101 Decatur Dr., Boise, was sworn by the attorney.
Mabe: I think this is an unusual opportunity for the School
District, the Recreation District and the developer to work hand-
in-hand. (Explained further)
Tolsma: You disappointed there
into that school.
is two entrances and two exits
Mabe: Well we have to get a primary and then we have to get an
emergency or secondary access even though if it's blocked off
with break-away poles so we can get emergency vehicles in.
Kingsford: Thank you. Anyone else to testify? No response. I
will close the public hearinga
Giesler: What will happen to that well on site?
Kingsford: I think that's just an irrigation well.
The Motion was made by Corrie and seconded by Tolsma to have the
attorney prepare Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for
Parkside Subdivision.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 12
ITEM #4:
BODINE OIL
THE-BOX) :
PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT BY
& FOODMAKER, INC. FOR DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT (JACK-IN-
Kingsford: I will open the Public Hearing and invite the
representative to speak first~
Lance Saladay, Attorney for Bodine Oil, 407 W.
was sworn by the attorney.
Jefferson, Boise,
Saladay: Presented project drawings to Council. The proposal is
to construct a Jack~In~The-Box Restaurant at Fairview and East
First Street here in Meridianw The location would be immediately
west of the existing First Security Bank building on that same
intersection. All utilities are available on site. My
understanding is that the Planning and Zoning's main concern was
with the traffic situation out there at that intersection.
Planning and Zoning requested that the two parties here tonight
work towards a solution of that traffic concern. We've
approached ACHD who has jurisdiction out there, and recommended a
stop sign at the flying Y portion of the intersection. ACHD has
indicated that in their opinion there is no problem at that
intersection and a stop sign would be inappropriate and
inadvisable. As a result we are not able to deal with that
traffic concern. At this point and time we have exhausted all
alternatives in terms of attempting to resolve that traffic
problem given ACHD's contention or belief that there is simply no
problem in that area. We have also addressed some concerns with
First Security Bank. I believe you received a letter from First
Security stating their concerns. We have reached an agreement
with First Security. The entire area is to be landscaped. With
the new design and in an effort to accommodate the bank's desires
to increase their lease hold property, the bank will be
increasing it's occupation to the west of it's existing location
in sort of a zig-zag curbed area. Explained on drawing the
design and bank property.
Kingsford: I understand that one
one that we have is from June 24th.
one.
is forth coming but the only
We have not received another
Saladay: I do have, In my possession, a letter from them
indicating their agreement to this layout and I'd be more than
happy to make a copy available.
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 13
Kingsford: The ather concern I had is back in 1984 on behalf of
the Bodine's I wrote a letter to Smith's Food King, at that time,
Green Acres Property with regard to getting something done on
that corner because it is just dirt and gravel. They said at
that time their condition was that it only be paved for parking
and that they did not want to see anything but that. Has that
been resolved?
Saladay: That is in the process. They have now sold that
property very recently to Doug Kowallis and a partner of his who
intend to do some knew development. We have worked with them and
we are in the process of trying to finalize an agreement~ What
we need to work out are some very minor things.
Giesler: Asked that Mr. Saladay come up and show the access and
exit points.
Saladay: Access to the restaurant will be primarily to the curb
cuts on E. First Street, those curb cuts would also serve the
Payless stores and the old Falk's I.D. building. Primary access
would be on the northern most curb cut which would then run
traffic into and across the parking area somewhat to the Jack-in-
the-Box - First Security Bank, it will be essentially a joint
driveway. Explained further on the map presented.
Kingsford: Thank you. Anyone else to testify? No response. I
will close the public hearing. Mr. Crookston, do you think we
have new findings?
Crookston:
No, but I think the traffic suggestions do.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to have the
City Attorney amend the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
referencing the new testimony.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
ITEM #5: PUBLIC HEARING: REQUEST FOR ANNEXATION & ZONING
W/CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR PUD BY CAPITAL CHRISTIAN CENTER:
Kingsford: At this time I will open the public hearing and
invite the representative to come forward.
David Leeder,
attorney.
110 Parkway Drive,
Boise,
was
sworn by the
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JULY 7, 1992
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Leeder: I'm here representing the Capital Christian Center
tonight. We are proposing a pun with a zone of L-O on forty
acres there on Fairview Avenue across from the business
industrial park. The main access road there being N~ Hickory
that would eventually tie in with Emerald Street extended. The
primary purpose here is for a church but in trying to master plan
the forty acre site that the church has purchased we wanted to
get together with a planned unit development that would be
appropriate for the church and for the property. The PUD we
thought was an appropriate way to go both zoning wise and PUD
wise as a transitional from the industrial to the south and the
potential single family residential to the north~ It has been
indicated they wanted to see Hickory extended onto the site as a
Collector Street which we are in agreement with. We are also
working with the developer that has option on some of the
property to the west to get a more complete plan as far as what
he's doing and how this could work in conjunction with him. Any
questions?
Giesler:
tiling?
What
ditch
is it
that they are talking about
not
Leeder: Presently there's a drain ditch that is there, but all
we are saying is that if we are working in the park area there
with a drainage we might like to create a swail and eliminate
steep banks and use it as a landscaping feature~ As far as
irrigation ditches, again if they are in the area of the church
where they need to be tiled or an area of intensed developed area
we have no problem at all.
Kingsford:
Anyone else? No response.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Yerrington to
approve the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law as prepared
for Planning and Zoning Commission.
Roll Call Vote:
Tolsma - Yea;
Yerrington - Yea;
Giesler - Yea; Corrie - Yea;
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Yerrington to have
the City Attorney prepare an Ordinance for annexation and zoning.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 15
ITEM #6: FINAL PLAT ON PHASE #1 CANDLELIGHT SUBDIVISION:
The Motion was made by Corrie and seconded by Tolsma to approve
the Final Plat on Phase #1 Candlelight Subdivision conditioned
upon City Engineer's recommendations being met.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
ITEM #7: FINAL PLAT ON PHASE #1 SPORTSMAN POINTE SUBDIVISION:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Yerrington to
approve the Final Plat on Phase #1 Sportsman Pointe Subdivision
conditioned upon City Engineer's recommendations being met.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
ITEM #8:
ADDITION:
ORDINANCE #580: ORDINANCE ANNEXING AND ZONING THE MAWS
PRELIMINARY PLAT NEEDS APPROVED IF ORDINANCE PASSED:
Kingsford: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ANNEXING AND
ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS LOTS 3 & 4,
EASTSIDE ADDITION, IN THE NORTHEAST 1/4, SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 3
NORTH, RANGE 1 EAST, EASTSIDE ADDITION, MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY,
IDAHO; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Is there anyone who
wishes Ordinance #580 read in its entirety? No response~
The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Verrington that
the rules and provisions of 50~902 and all rules and provisions
requiring that Ordinances be read on three different days be
dispensed with and that Ordinance #580 be passed and approved.
Roll Call Vote: Yerrington - Yea; Giesler - yea; Corrie - Yea;
Tolsma - Yea:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Corrie to approve
the Preliminary Plat on Maws Addition:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
ITEM #9: RESOLUTION #147: RESOLUTION RENEWING THE ADA
CITY/COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION:
Kingsford: Mayor gave brief description of Resolution #147.
The Motion was made by Yerrington and seconded by Tolsma to
approve of Resolution #147_
Motion Carried: All Yea:
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 16
ITEM #10:
DELINQUENCIES:
PRE-TERMINATION
l-lEARING:
WATER/SEWER/TRASH
Kingsford: This is to inform you in writing, if you choose to,
you have the right to a pre-determination hearing at 7:30 P.M.
07-07-92 before the Mayor and City Council, to appear in person
to be judged on facts and defend the claim made by the City that
your water, sewer, and trash bill is delinquent. You may retain
Counsel. This service will be discontinued 07-15-92 unless paid
in ful1& Is there anyone from the public that would like to
contest their water, sewer and trash delinquency? No response.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve
the turn off list.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
Kingsford: The amount of the turn off this month is $15,999.45.
They a~e hereby informed that may appeal or have the decision of
the City reviewed by the Fourth Judicial District Court, pursuant
to Idaho Code. Even though they appeal the water will be shut
off.
ITEM #11:
APPROVE THE BILLS:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Yerrington to
approve the bills.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
ITEM #12:
BID ON WELL #14:
Eng. Smith: We had one bidder on Well #14. The bids were opened
at 4:00 P.M.. on June 26, 1992 in the presence of City Clerk Jack
Niemann and myself. The low bidder is Stevens and Sons Drilling
Inc. of Boise, Idaho. There were three schedules to this bid.
Schedule A was cable tool drilling of the well; Schedule B was
reverse rotary drilling of the well; and Schedule C was drilling
of a test well. The total bid is $93,290.00. It is my
recommendation to award the bid to Stevens and Sons Drilling and
I have received from them today their bonds for Performance and
Payment and also their Certificate of Insurance. If we can I
would like to give them Notice to Proceed.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Corrie to approve
the bid and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign
appropriate documents.
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 17
ITEM #13:
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT ON HUNTERS GLEN:
Kingsford:
Counselor, what's your recommendation?
Crookston: I have reviewed the proposed agreement. I think
there are a couple of things that need to be fine tuned and I
think we have these worked out but I1d like another day or two to
read it~ It would be my recommendation that the Council approve
the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the agreement based upon my
approval.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and
approve of the Development Agreement
the approval of the City Attorney.
seconded by Yerrington to
on Hunters Glen subject to
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
ITEM #14:
LYNN THOMAS:
DEVELOPMENT AT 2600 EAST OVERLAND ROAD:
Lynn Thomas: I am a spokesman for a family concel~ning the
proposed development of the thirty five acres located in what
Meridian Comprehensive Plan is identified as the mixed used areas
between 1-84 and Overland Road. We are currently seeking from
the County an approval of the planned residential development,
which consists of a mixed use residential development of single
family dwellings, duplexes and townhouses. We have obtained a
permit to appropriate water. Our specific request this evening
is to seek an endorsement of the land use concept for the project
by the City of Meridian and to gain preliminary approval of a
municipal sewer service. This approval would create two
immediate benefits. The first of which would assure to Ada
County that Meridian does in fact support the development plan
and would service the units with City sewer. The second benefit
would be that the approval would send a message to the adjacent
neighbors that an annexation into the City is in fact achievable
in the near futurea
Tolsma: This plat that we received looks like there a couple of
culdesacs that are terribly long, and I have a problem with that.
Thomas: Over the months we learned that it is important to have
a secondary access and we would entertain an conditions for which
you propose.
Tolsma:
Are you putting your own well in there?
Thomas:
That is in fact what we intend to do.
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JUL'( 7, 1992
PAGE 18
Tolsma: I think we'd have a hard time with that, because we
can't monitor your sewer system by how much goes down the sewer
system if we are not providing the water far it.
Eng. Smith: The areas that we've dealt with just sewer without
water measurement have primarily been single family residences
and we've just assessed them on a flat rate basis. We haven't
dealt with a subdivision such as this that would have it's own
water system.
Kingsford: I've discussed with you the possibility of amending
your application with water resources and getting a permit for a
more substantial well that we might be able to buy, certainly a
condition upon annexation, under our ordinances that you would
hook to City water as well as City sewer. Have you pursued that?
Thomas: We applied for frankly as much
would allow based on the number of units.
to obtain water flows excesses or draws
are only given a permit for a certain
granted for 1611 casing, 350' deep. We
flows adequate for the Fire Department.
water as the agencies
Therefore our ability
out of that system, we
flow. Permit has been
will provide for water
Tolsma:
Did you have a plot site for the well?
Thomas:
place it
The permit we have 15 generic enough to allow us to
as I understand anywhere on the thirty five acres.
Kingsford: Again, when we talked last, I indicated to you my
desire to have this be annexed to the City and have these
hearings done here rather than at the County. Have you pursued
that?
Thomas:
That I most definitely have.
<Discussion on square footages - see tape)
Cori""ie:
This shows only one entrance for tt-tis, is that correct?
Thomas: Yes. Again, if it
access points upon condition.
is deemed
necessay'y to
have two
Crookston:
also?
Have
you applied to the County for approval of this
f"t~ i e man n :
We have to approve to provide services to it.
Crookston:
Does this meet the County zoning requirements?
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 19
Kingsford:
approval.
tonight?
Since it's in our
Would restate what
area of impact it has to meet our
it is that you are asking from us
Thomas: Comments from the Council so he we can disclose them to
Ada County Planning and Zoning and our specific request this
evening is to seek an endorsement of the land use concept for the
project by the City of Meridian and gain preliminary approval of
the municipal sewer services.
The Motion was made by Corrie and seconded by Tolsma to approve
of the developer to hook to city sewer conditioned upon design
r~eview of the development and see that they exhaust every avenue
to get annexed&
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
Crookston: I seriously think the City needs to look at this very
closely because it's high density development which the City has
in the past discouraged in outlying areas from the City. I think
this is something that the City needs to weigh very heavily. I
think the possibilities of allowing this at this juncture, at
that location, tend to be indicative of what the City wants in
that total area.
(Discussion - see tape)
ITEM #15:
HOMEOWNERS OF MERRYWOOD SUBDIVISION:
Jim Vandenaker, 1926 Slaton, and I'm here basically speaking for
the people about some of our problems we have out there with
irrigation water~ I want to know where we stand, we've heard
that we may not get the water until next year. Is there any type
of ordinance in affect that would require a developer to put a
barrier of some kind along the railroad when the subdivision is
adjacent? Concerns about weed problems*
Clerk Niemann:
That property is in the county_
Vandernaker: Is there any requirement for
public sidewalk on the north side? Does the
they put up a fence or some type of a berm?
a fence along the
City require that
Kingsford: No.
Vandernaker: Is there an irrigation water ordinance?
Tolsma:
Pressurized irrigation~ yes~
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JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 20
Van d e 'r~ n a k e 'f'"' :
this time..
I would liRe to look at that~ That's all I have at
Sherry Switzer, 703 N. Rotan: Concerns about water irrigation
situation. We have nothing as far as irrigation out there and we
are concerned..
Tolsma:
Pine?
Wasn't there supposed to be a berm
out in front on W.
Clerk Niemann: They
showed the berm on
tracks"
are working on that. The original concept
Pine Street and also along the railroad
Discussion on how many homes are in subdivision being occupied..
Kingsford: I would recommend that the City Attorney write a
letter to the developer and advise him of his obligations.
CrooKston:
I have a conflict of interest~
Kingsford:
Then our back-up attorney can prepare it.
The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Yerrington to have
Jack Riddlemoser contact and advise the developer of his
obligations for direct pressurized irl~igation and the landscaping
berm..
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
ITEM #16:
DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
Crookston: Has the City made a decision on this claim by Claudia
L~ Jones on the water meter lid flipping and injuring her leg?
Clerk Niemann:
I have given it to the Insurance Company.
Crookston: She is requesting reimbursement by the City
medical bills.
for her
Kingsford:
Thank you.
Corrie: Just to inform the Council, Kenny Bowers will be coming
on full time effective October 1, 1992 as full time Fire Chief~
Kingsford:
We'd like to get the budgets in as soon as possibleM
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
\.JULY 7, 1992
PAGE 21
Clerk Niemann:
get a Notice of
I need approval on the budget amendment
Public Hearing scheduled.
so I can
The Motion was made by Yerrington and seconded by Tolsma to
approve of noticing the public hearing far the amended budget.
irt 0 t ion C a r-- r i e d :
All Yea:
Clerk Niemann: I've got a Latecomer's Agreement on Ten Mile
Sewer I need approval for.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Yerrington to
approve of the Latecomer's Agreement on Ten Mile Sewer.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Kingsford: I have been successful In negotiating with Patsy
Fedrizzi to head up the City's 100 year celebration. For an
eighteen month agreement of services and to pay her in two
payments for the total sum to be $5000.00. She has submitted a
budget and I would ask that the Council approve of my
negot iat i ODS..
The Motion was
the proposed
Chairman.
made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve
budget for Patsy Fedrizzi as our Centennial
Motion Carried:
All Yea:
The Motion was made by Corrie and
at 10: 10 P.. M. :
seconded by Tolsma to adjourn
Motion Carried:
All Yea.
(TAPE OF FILE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS)
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
JULY 7, 1992:
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'92 JUL 9 flPl 9 23
ORDINANCE NO~
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTAIN
REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS LOTS 3 & 4, EASTSIDE ADDITION,
IN THE NORTHEAST 1/4, SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 EAST,
EASTSIDE ADDITION, MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Counei 1 and the Mayor of the City of
Meridian, Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best interest
of said City to annex to the said City real property which is
hereinbelow described:
LOTS 3 & 4, EASTSIDE ADDITION, IN THE NORTHEAST 1/4, SECTION
7, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 EAST, EASTSIDE ADDITION,
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and City Council
of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho:
Section 1.
That the above and referenced real property
described as:
LOTS 3 & 4, EASTSIDE ADDITION, IN THE NORTHEAST 1/4, SECTION
7, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 EAST, EASTSIDE ADDITION,
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO.
is hereby annexed to the City of Meridian, and shall be zoned R-
8 Residential; even though zoned R-8, it shall only have
constructed on the lots single-family detached dwelling units;
that the reason for the R-8 zoning is to allow 45 dwelling units
Attorneys and
Counselors
to be constructed on the parcel which would be an approximate
density of 1 dwelling unit per 4.8 acres, which would be allowed
in the R-8 Residential zone; that the property shall be subject
AMBROSE.
FITZGERALD
& CROOKSTON
P.O. Box 427
Merldlan,ldaho
83642
Telephone 888-<<61
to site planning review; that the annexation and zoning is subject
ORDINANCE
Page 1
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
& CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.O. Box.27
Meridian, Idaho
83642
Telephone 888-<<61
this Ordinance.
Section 4.
There being an emergency,
EFFECTIVE DATE:
which emergency is hereby declared to exist, this Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and after its passage and
approval as required by law.
PASSED by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the
C i t Y 0 f Mer i d i an, A d a C 0 U n t y, I d a h 0 , t his Z~1 day 0 f J u 1 y, 1 9 9 2 .
APPROVED:
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ATTEST:
1/
O.f IDAHO,)
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County of Ada, )
I, JACK NIEMANN, City Clerk of the City of Meridian, Ada
County, Idaho, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
a true, full and correct copy of an Ordinance entitled IIAN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTAIN REAL
PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS lOTS 3 & 4, EASTSIDE ADDITION, IN
THE NORTHEAST 1/4, SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 EAST,
EASTSIDE ADDITION, MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE; passed as Ordinance No. 5'RD ,by the City
c~_and Mayor of the City of Meridian, on the TJA day of
~1 .... ..--' 1992, as the same appears in my offiCe.
ORDINANCE
Page 3
DATED thiS?i1:...fj day of July, 1992.
Mer i di a n -
STATE OF IDAHO,)
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County of Ada, )
On this ~.~ day of July, 1992, before me, the undersigned,
a Notary PubllC In and for said State, personally appeared Jack
Niemann, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to
the within and foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that he
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above
written.
SEAL
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AM BROSE,
FITZGERALD
& CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.o. Box 427
Merldlan,ldaho
83642
Telephone 888-<<81
ORDINANCE
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10. 4~~, Name Sione - S~~eet name signa shall be ift.t~11ed in
the appropJ:.i.a1:e locations at each 8t~..t intersection in
accoz:dallce wit:h t.he local s~anclaz:d8. 'rhe Z'equ1re4 t.. per
ifJt!:.et sign shall be paid by 'the aubdivid.r;
11. Sidallalb .lid ~d8I1t.ri.9 yalkw,.va - pi". (5) foot a1deva1ka.
sh411 bet .caquLJ:ed O~ both aide a of the a,t.aHtt; except.,' wheZe
'the .981:&9_ w!dtb o~ lot.. as ........ured' at 'tAe . atzoeet.
fronuge .line ox at ebe building .etback liDe, ia oyer ODe
hutKb:ed teet (100~), sidewalks on oaly ODe aide of the
st%eet say be allowed. Pedestrian walkway., when ~~~d,
Dhal1 h... O~a...ntb at 1..at ton t..~ (10#) in .id~ ond
i.tlOlwM . paved .alk at ~...t: I:J... f..~ (5') J.n wid:tb.
8,tdewa.1ke aucl O%ODO walke shall be coDStl:uctec1 in .0....
oordance wi~h the standards and specification. .a adapted
by t.he Couftci.l,
12. . ~!:..nbelt. - G:t:eeftbelt.a O~ laftClaaape aazeoaU.A9 aB" b.
~~~d fo~ ~b. p~ot.cc!on of ~..idefttl.1 pEope~i.. ~~
adj.een~ ma;or arterial 8~reet., va~.~aY.i r.il~oad ~i9ht.
ol May o~ oth.~ f..tUEae. Subdivision plata ahal1 show tba
loc.tion of any greenbelt are.., and COJ:d. 430, 4-2--84)
13. Stz:eet LiQbtillQ -
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~he City of 8oiee'lJ Ligbt.ing Oz:dlnano.e i$ beJ:oby
adopted by tbis ~eference as authorized by law. %II);..
(3) c:opiea of ~is.; s LiCJbt.inq OEdinance .haJ.l be
lUiDt.ainect and I on ~ile in the office of the Cit.y
Cle~k, City of Mo4idian.
b.
~hat in tbe event the above at~eet lighting x.~i~.-
m84t$ .~o waived in tbe ca.. o~ an a-4 8ingle-family
dllelliD9 development O~ aubcU."lalon, the developez:
Alld lot owner :shall be A8pon8:1.ble' tor en8uEill9 tbat;
theze i. a ya~ light installed in the fEon~ ya~d of
..ch house in aai4 dev.lopmeD~; that ~be yard light
aha11 be cont.&-o11ed by a phot.o-olectJ:ic 0.11 wbich
cautJeo t.he yard 11gb't t.o oome OD and ahut off
aut~tJ.cally atld Gaid YOJ:d ' li,b1: aball be
ele<*zoically vil:ed di~ectly to' t.bo J:'Ooidencel .
elect~!c.l b~aker panel aDd o~~ .i~ ~be ..tion&1
Bleot.:r::Lcal COde. . ',. .
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Bvexy eubdiv14e~ oball 3hov OD hi. development plan :
where ea.ch street ~ight 10 to be plac.d 'in the','
oubdivioion.
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Pa:e..u:c4t,ed. Irriaat.ion Sva~'e - In each' ~vi.~:on t:~.
aubdivi.deJ: .ball pZ'ovide by unde~3:oUftd ~i1., O~. o~be~ ,1.!ke
.at.i.efactozy underground conduit, pl:.o.l1~il!:ecl' i~r:i9'atloA
wat.er to eAch and .ve!:y lo~ 1fithin the aubdiv1aioAI' the
pz:essurized i~~i9.tlol1 "yet.. eball be conatEuoted and
installed .~ the .... time .$ the d~.tic wat~ liae., but
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ahall not neceae~r11y be in the 5ame trenches; theE. ahal1
be DO cro..--connections beeveen tne doaaestic .,a1;el: 1.11180
and the irrigation water l.1nes that do not comply with.
Section 4-143 of the R.vi.ad and co.pi1ed Ordiaaacee of the
City of He I:idiatlJ the City Bn9:Ln..r is bere1)y au'tbo:!a:ed
.Ad d1~eot~ eo oatab1iab :~e. and ~~atton. and
atandaEde ~O~ p~.aourized i~ri9atlon ay.t... aDd ~bat~a1l'
pr...u~i..d ir~i9Ation ayet... a~11 ~ly .t~ tho...
st.andaJ:'da, Rl.. aAd ~egulatioft.. P&'Oy!ded, however, 'that:
1:he ~quirelleQt:e of thio aubeection ...y. ~ waived upoD
, proof that. any pari.!oular: lot., pa~c::el O~ piece o:f led does
not have water ri9bta 1n an exiatiQ9 ik~igatio~ di.t~ict.
U80, the Above requir..-nt "7 be waived if the .ubdivJ.cI.~
either 1) deeda 1:0 the Ci.ty land for a '"e11, <I&,Ul. the
well and places t.~ well on line with t.he City- vat.er
aY.$teza, J.nalucling 'the neceaaal:Y pUllpa, p:Lpift9t valv..,
p~...Ut. equipeeot, and all other equtpmAa~ neo...~, aQ4'
wbich "eJ.~ depth and capacity az:. deteaained. by ~b. City;
O~ 2) the .ubdivid.~ depoaita, gives .ad g~aa~. .uI~1aient
funds with the City ~o purchase .l~ nece$sary ~i~~ ~o
pu~ th6 ..11 Oft line wit~ ~he City ..~.r eyet... Xn mAfty
8ubdtvi8.i.ODS t.he 1aetezr option may be p~.f.r.ble ~o ~he
Oity so that the City may combine funds 'to cl1:~l.l ADd equ.1p
one laz:g. "'ell to ae~io. aev$ral aubdivi8:1.ona, rather than
have several emalleJ: wel~s of leaa capacity. (Ord..' 557 ~
10-1-91)
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GUA~BB OF COMPLETION OF IN'ROVBNBNTS
The owner of the property being subdivided shall grant to tbe
City a lien to secure the placement and constcuctioA and
co~l.tion of a~1 improvem.nte ~equired unde~ oubaection 9~'06 B;
OJ:' any ot.he~ ~equiJ:eMent.s ..de by tbe COl.lnci~ p&"io~ to tift.~
plat. The lien shall be vranted by the owner o~ the property aDd.
~b.l1 be ~ilod v1eb the Adadni$t~.to~ p~ior to ~. C1ty'o>
approval ot the final p~at. I~ the OWft.~ aDd/or develope~ 40 Dot
complete the requi~d Public ~rOVemeftt8, the City ~y do ao ADd
fOJ:ecloae ita lien given by the ownel:. ~he City aaYi if it ...a
fit, ~equlre the OWft81:' and/or: dev81opet" to p~ovide fin&Dc1al
gU4.J:"antee:s in one, or a combinat.ion, o:f t.he ~Ollowil19
ox~aDge..nta fo~ thoa. requir...nt8 whiCh a~ o.e~ and ~ond the
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b. The variance procedure shall follow re~irements contained
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DBtECrION or VIOLATION, IJI'ORCBKBNT AND P!NlLTIES
1. EnforCeMeD~ - No subdivision pl.t re~t.d by this OrdiDanCo or
the t~ ~ shall be adlllitted to the public lancl rec;orda of
the CoUDty, or recorded by the county aecorder ~ uzrt,U aucb
.ubcli.vision. plat has' received fiDal appr-ov&1 by the Co\mc:il.
110 public board~ ageDCy. cOllMission. ottlci<<l or other authority
&ball proceed with the eon.struction of. or authorize the COl\- .
strucUon o~ , any of the public J..prQYeIIe.Q1:8 required' by ~
Ordi.nu.Ce until the final plat bas received. tM apprGYu 'of the
council- The city Attomey sball, in addition to taking whatever
er~nal action deeaed nec...ary, take step. to civilly .Djo~
any violation of this Ordinanc;:e 4
2. ~.D<i.. - Penalties for failure to c~ply with ~ provisions
of ~. ordinance shall be AS follows:
vi41ation of any of the provisions of this Ordinance or
failure to eOllll1lPly with .ny of' its requir.-ents shall
constitut.e . rai.sduaeanor + each cky such v101atloo continUe.
.ball be consi&!t:red a separate offense with a ttu-e. huncked
dollar ($300) per day fine . The fine lUll be collected
civilly or cria1nally including cost of attorney fees upon
collection.. The landowner I tenant, subdivider I build6r ~
public offic:ial or any other person who c~ts # pac-tici-
pates inf assists 'in or ..intains such violation may each
be found ;uilty of a separate offense. Nothing herein
contained ahall prevent the CoWlcil or any other public
official or private citizen frOM takinq such la~ful actioD
as is necessary to reatrain or prevent. any viol.tiora of
t.bia ordinance or of the X clabo Code.
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_ PROCBDURIS
1. The COUJ.\Cil may, frail time to tiJae, Utend, supplefafJnt or repeal
the. reQUlations and provisions of this Ordinanee upon reco.-eDda-
tion froa the c~ssion or upon its own MOtion in the following
aume r!
a.. The co.rdss1on, prior to reC:~Qdin9 aD -..endMent. auppl4t-'
..nti or repeal of the Ordinance. shall donduct at least J ~~.
one (1) public h..rin9 ifi which intorest.d' persons shall
have an opportunity to be beard. At ,.'l..st fifteen, (15)
days prior to the hearing, notice of the tiMe and' place
ami a aUIIMry of the ..ndlaent. f supplelleht or, repeal to,' be
diac:Ussed shall be publi.bed in the official newspaper' or
paper of general circulat.ion tlithin the jurisdiction.-
Pollowing the CoMIission h.. ring , if the CoaDislion ..us
a material chall98 in the Ordinance other than tha~ published
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July. 2" 1992
Mr. Jack Niemann, C/o
City of "eridian
33 East:. Zdaho
Meridian..Xd. 83642
RE; Re9uest to be on the aaenda for the Ju1y 7th meeting.
Dear Hr. Niemann I
ltr., 'red Hutchinson with Ada Count.y Development services
has ra~uested the official comments from the City of Meridian
concernin9.the ~roposed development of our property-
We ask that th~ council address wha~ever issues it deems
appropiate in order to res~nd to Mr. Hutchinson's rA~uest.
We shall make ourselves available during the Jul~ 7th meetin9
~o facilitate any action on our part deemed necessary by the
council.
If you have anv gueat10ns or concerns- messages can be
left at 338-7787.
Sincerely. · ~
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the mission of ACCEM shall, at
the discretion of the Council, be to coordinate, mitigate,
prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters and
emergencies resulting from any natural or technological causes.
ACCEM shall identify potential hazards affecting local
governments and other jurisdictions within Ada County; prepare,
keep current and distribute an intergovernmental emergency
operations plan; coordinate resources before, during and after an
emergency; coordinate emergency management among Ada County, its
incorporated cities and other affected jurisdictions specifically
including warning, communication, planning, training, public
education and exercising. In addition, ACCEM shall be
responsible for providing coordination and control of emergency
operations as may be deemed necessary by the Executive Council
from time to time; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ACCEM shall be headed by a
coordinator who shall prepare and administer a program of
activities that is endorsed by the Council and shall provide
support to the Council during emergency operations; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a Local Emergency Planning
Committee, hereinafter referred to as LEPC, shall be formed in
accordance with SARA Title III, Section 301. The LEPC's mission
shall be to support and implement SARA Title III as well as to
advise the Council on matters related to emergency management; to
increase local awareness, education and preparedness of all
natural and technological hazards; and to provide a continuing
forum through which all levels of government, business and
industry, and the general public can address issues relating to
emergency management. The LEPC shall establish bylaws by which
it shall function and present them to the Council for adoption.
The forgoing supersedes all previous ordinances and resolutions
pertaining to civil defence/emergency management which conflict
with the language and intent of this resolution.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS
7TH DAY OF JULY, 1992..
APPROVED:
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Dr. Nick Hallett
DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT
Dan Mabe, Finance & Administration
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Bob Haley, Instruction & Personnel
DIRECTORS
Jim Carberry, Secondary
Darlene Fulwood, Elementary
Doug Rutan, Special Services
JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.2
911 MERIDIAN STREET · MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 · PHONE (208) 888.6701
June 23, 1992
To:
From:
Meridian Mayor, Clerk & City Council IJ fJ~JvI
Chuck Liehe, Administrator of operations~
Re:
Conditional Use Permit
The Meridian School District wishes to appeal the condition
placed on our request to relocate the Meridian Academy to the
site at the end of Lanark Street. We request that our reasons
for not constructing a road from Lanark Street to Franklin Road
be heard at your earliest convenience. The Meridian School
District will abide by the decision made by the City Council
after the completion of the appeal.
Soon we will be applying for the permit to start construction in
preparation for moving the buildings. We appreciate you agreeing
to issuing the permit before the road issue is resolved.
Please notify Chuck Liehe at 888-4320 when the appeal hearing is
set.
Thank you for your consideration.
Jim Carberry
Dr. Hallett
Bob Haley
Dan Mabe
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&023& VASCO PROPERTIES INC. 48.40
520 MERIDIAN STREET
60310 JEFFREY L. CHANCE 69.412'
342 E 3RD ST.
60354 DANNV W. FISHER 46.90
l1b E. ADA
60384 KARIN L. HAGAN 37.80
38 EAST ADA AVE.
60430 DAVID ROBERTS 45.80
133 E. KING
60478 RONALD BURKETT 37.80
210 E. KING
61778 BERNARD MEYER 49.60
212 E. 2ND ST.
61782 GARY R. KNOX 37.80
205 E. 2ND ST.
62090 MCDONALD'S 608.35
195 E. CENTRAL DRIVE
92788 KENDALL B. KELLY 58.40
604 PENNWOOD STREET
9281214 GARY EASTBURN 68.60
7&5 HANOVER CRT.
93354 GARY FRANK 39.40
156 SW 7TH AVE.
93357 GARY E. FRANK 45.30
140 SW 7TH AVE.
934&4 HENKELS & MCCOY 10.50
601 w. FRANKLIN
93466 HENKELS & MCCOY 34.70
607 w. FRANKLIN
93793 PATRICK KNIGHTON 177.10
22 ROSE CIRCLE
93822 WILLIAM s. KIRTLEY 32.50
53 ROSE CIRCLE
94172
JOHN DANZER
613 S. MERIDIAN
95176
KEVIN MOONEY
1319 CRESTWOOD DRIVE
95178
MICHAEL MCCORMICK
1289 W CRESTWOOD DRIVE
TOTAL
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80.60
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DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR HUNTERS GLEN
THIS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT is entered into by and between the City of
Meridian, Idaho C.Cityll), and Bill Leavell and Lucile Leavell, C.Developerll), on the
day of July, 1992.
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, Developers are private citizens seeking permission from City to
develop an apartment complex known as Hunters Glen in Meridian;
WHEREAS, the Developer has submitted an application for a rezone and
conditional use of certain property described in Exhibit 11111 which is attached hereto and
incorporated herein as if set forth in full, and requested the zoning of R-8 residential be
changed to R-15 and has submitted plans for the subject property as required by the
City;
WHEREAS, the Developer made certain representations at the public hearing
and meetings before the Meridian City Council as to apartment sizes, quality of
construction, site amenities to be constructed, off-site improvements for access, and
the rental values of the apartments that would be constructed;
WHEREAS, Developer is seeking a zoning change of their property from R-8 to
R-15 and are seeking a conditional use permit for the construction of Hunters Glen in
three phases. Phase 1 of Hunters Glen is currently before the Meridian City Council for
approval of construction of 44 apartment units of approximately 945 square feet each,
with two bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths and carports, and with anticipated rentals of
approximately $530.00 per month, all as more particularly described in their Conditional
Use Permit Application. City is inclined to approve the Exhibit 11111 property so long as it
receives assurances that the property described in Exhibit 11211 which is attached
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR HUNTERS GLEN, Page 1.
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hereto and incorporated by this reference is constructed with the quality and amenities
equal to or better than those provided in the Exhibit 11111 property. Developer is desirous
of obtaining approval for immediate construction of the Exhibit 11111 property and
contingent approval for construction of the Exhibit 11211 property, subject to terms and
conditions imposed by City;
WHEREAS, the State of Idaho legislature, in 1991, passed Idaho Code 67-
6511A, Development Agreements, which provides that cities may enter into
development agreements with developers upon rezoning land; that the City has not
passed a development agreements ordinance, but is in the process of adopting such an
ordinance; that Developer was granted a rezone and a conditional use permit based on
the representations of Developer made during the rezone and conditional use permit
process conducted on Developer's initial Applications; Developer subsequently desired
to have the conditional use permit changed and requested the City Council to alter the
conditions which lowered the standards and reduced the representations of the
Developer made pertaining to the Exhibit 11111 property; it is the concern of the City that if
Developer is allowed to reduce the conditions and requirements of the Exhibit 11111
property that the Exhibit 11211 property may not be constructed as represented or may not
be constructed at all; that rather than go forward with the original development,
developer desires to commit to development of the entire parcel of land described in
both Exhibits 11111 and 11211, and does not desire to wait until a development agreements
ordinance is passed by the City;
WHEREAS, Developer desires the City to enter into a development agreement,
even though the City does not have a development agreements ordinance in force, and
is urging and pursuing this agreement so that Developer may proceed with its planned
development;
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR HUNTERS GLEN, Page 2.
RRJ/sl rJ07/07/92 (Leave I lAgreement)
WHEREAS, the City has authority to place conditions and restrictions upon
rezoning of property even though it does not have a development agreements
ordinance in force; .
WHEREAS, Developer deems it to be in their best interest to be able to enter into
this agreement and acknowledges that this agreement was entered into voluntarily and
at its urging and request;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY AGREED as follows:
1. The above recitals are contractual and binding on the parties hereto as if
set forth herein in full.
2. This Agreement is entered into pursuant to Idaho Code 967-6511 (a),
which provides for development agreements between municipal governments and
developers.
3. The properties referred to herein are commonly known as Hunters Glen
and identified as Exhibits 1 and 2. Developer intends to develop the Exhibit 11211 property
in two phases.
4. The City has rezoned the land described in Exhibit 11111 and agrees to
process Developer's request for a rezone of the parcel described in Exhibit 11211 when
application is made therefore, but does not hereby commit or agree to rezone said
parcel. Specifically, City has granted a zoning change from R-8 to R-15 pursuant to
Ordinance No. 575 passed March 17, 1992 and a conditional use permit for the
construction of the Exhibit 11111 property of Hunters Glen, subject to the terms and
conditions specified by City in its Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law passed
March 17, 1992, as modified by its decision of June 16, 1992 and this Agreement.
5. Developer intends to submit an application for rezone from R-8 to R-15
and an application for a conditional use permit for the Exhibit 11211 property. Such
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR HUNTERS GLEN, Page 3.
RRJ/slrI07/07192(LeavellAgreement)
application shall include plans for and require Developer to construct apartment units
equal or greater in size and of construction quality equal or greater than those approved
by City for the Exhibit 11111 property. In addition, the application for improvements of any
portion of the Exhibit 11211 property shall include and require the construction of two
amenities. "Amenities", for purposes of this Agreement, shall mean: (a) the first
amenity shall be a clubhouse constructed of materials equal to or greater in quality of
the improvements constructed on the Exhibit 11111 property and size and type to serve all
of the existing residents residing in the Exhibit 11111 property and future residents of the
Exhibit 11211 property; (b) the second amenity, which shall be selected by Developer, shall
be either a tennis court or a swimming pool.
6. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as requiring City to grant the
rezone for the property described in Exhibit 11211. Upon Developer's submission of an
application for development for all or any portion of the Exhibit 11211 property complying
with the requirements set forth in this Agreement, City shall conduct a review and hold a
hearing for Developer's. application for a rezone of the Exhibit 11211 property from R-8 to
R-15 in accordance with City's ordinances and applicable state law and should City
approve such rezone, the requirements imposed upon Developer in this Agreement
shall apply.
7. If the rezone from R-8 to R-15 for the Exhibit 11211 property is approved and
a conditional use permit is issued for any portion of the Exhibit 11211 property, Developer
shall diligently pursue construction of the improvements approved and amenities
required and the required two amenities shall be completed within one year of such
approval.
8. That Developer agrees to abide by all ordinances of the City of Meridian
and the property described in Exhibits 11111 and 11211 shall be subject to rezone to R-8 if the
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owner or his assigns, heirs, or successors shall not meet the conditions contained in the
Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, this Development Agreement, this Agreement,
and the ordinances of the City.
9. This agreement shall be recorded in the Recorder's Office of Ada County,
Idaho, and shall be binding on the heirs, executors, successors and assigns of the
parties hereto, on all purchasers of lots or parcels of land in the property annexed and
zoned property, and all persons acquiring an interest in the annexed and zoned
property.
10. Developer hereby waives any and all rights it may have if this agreement
is declared null and void for failure of City to have a developments agreement ordinance
enacted or rules and regulations enacted governing the creation, form, recording,
modification, enforcement and termination of development agreements and specifically
agrees to hold City harmless and indemnify City in the event that a person or entity not
a party to this agreement institutes actions or proceedings to have this agreement, or
any part of it, declared null and void, including attorneys fees and costs and agrees to
defend City in any such actions or proceedings.
11. This Agreement may only be amended in accordance with the
requirements of Idaho Code 967-6511A.
12. This Agreement shall be deemed a covenant running with the lands
above-described and shall be binding upon and inure to the respective successors and
assigns of City and Developer.
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR HUNTERS GLEN, Page 5.
RRJ/slr/07/07192(LeaveltAgreement)
13. This Agreement may be executed in several counterparts and as executed
shall constitute one agreement binding upon all the parties hereto.
CITY OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO
By
Grant Kingsford, Mayor
ATTEST:
Jack Niemann, City Clerk
Bill Leavell
Lucile Leavell
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR HUNTERS GLEN, Page 6.
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STATE OF IDAHO )
58.
County of Ada )
On this day of , 1992 before me, a notary public,
personally appeared GRANT KINGSFORD and JACK NIEMANN, known or identified to
me to be the Mayor and City Clerk, respectively, of the City of Meridian, Idaho, that
executed said instrument, and acknowledged to me that the such City officials executed
the same on behalf of the City of Meridian.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and year first above written.
Notary Public for Idaho
Residing at:
My Comm ission Expires:
STATE OF IDAHO )
55.
County of Ada )
On this day of , 1992, before me, the undersigned, a notary
public in and for said state, personally appeared BILL LEAVELL and LUCILE LEAVELL,
husband and wife, known or represented to me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the above and foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official
seal the day and year first above written.
Notary Public for Idaho
Residing at Boise, Idaho
My Commission Expires:
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR HUNTERS GLEN, Page 7.
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EXHIBIT 1
. PHASE 1
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A portion of the E 1/2 NW 1/4, Section 7, Township 3 North. Range 1 West,
Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho. more particularly described by metes
and bounds as follows:
Commencing at the Center of Section 7. T. 3N., B. lW., B.M. t
Ada County, Idaho and running N. 0 00'00" E. 1294..00 feet along the
Easterly boundary of the NW 1/4 of said Section 7 to a piontj
thence S. 89 01"30" W.. 150.00 feet along a line parallel to and
1294.00 feet Northerly from the Sou~herly boundary of the said NW 1/4.
Section 7 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING:
thence continuing .S. 89 01'30" W. 367.00 feet along a line
parallel to and 1294.00 feet Northerly from the said Southerly boundary
of the 1/4, Section 7 to a point;
thence N. 0 00 "00" E. 365.21 fee.t along a line parallel to and
517.00 feet Westerly from the said Easterly boundary of the NW 1/4.
Section 7 to a point:
thence N.89 56"20" E. (formerly described as S.89 50. E.)
366.95 feet to a point;
thence S. 0 00'00" W. 359.38 feet along a line parallel to
and 150.00 feet Westerly from the said Ea~terly boundary of the NW 1/4,
Section 7 to the point of beginning;
containing 3.052 acres, more or less.
EXHIBIT 2
PHASE 2
WEMEltT and APPROX. S ACRES
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A-tract of land situated in Northeast Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of Section 7, Township 3 North, Range 1
East, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the quarter corner common to Sections ,6 and 7;
thence, .:
South 88 degrees 35'49" West along the line common to
said S~ctions 6 and 7, a distance of 330.00
feet; thence ,
South 0 degrees 35.0911 West a dis~ance of 47.8 feet
to the South right of way of Fairview Avenue,
being THE REAL POINT OF BEGINNING; thence
South 0 degrees' 35' 09" West a distance of 624.32 feet;
\ thence
Nor\th aa degrees 501481f Eas't a distance 9f 329.99 feet
to the East line of the said Nor~heast Quarter
Northwest Quarter; thence .
South 0 degrees 34' 58" West along said East line if
distance of 219.00 feet; thence
South 38 degrees 44'10'. .West a'd~stance of 192.27 feet;
thence .
North 89 degrees 28 l 20" West .along' a conunon boundary line
a distance of 510.91 ,feet; thence '
. North 0 degrees 35105" East a distance of 351.60 feet;
thence .
:~ North 88 degrees 50148" East a distance of 239.99 feet;
thence. '
.. North 0 degrees 35' 1211 East a dis tance of 624.06 feet. to the
said South right of way of Fairview Avenue; thence
North 88 degrees 35'49" East along said South right of way
a distance of 60.00 feet to THE REAL POINT OF
BEGINNING.
EXCEPT ANY PORTION THEREOF THAT MAY LIE WITHIN THE FIVE MILE
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HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY
OFFICIALS
JACK NIEMANN, City Clerk
JANICE GASS, Treasurer
BRUCE D. STUART, Water Works Supt.
WAYNE G. CROOKSTON, JR., Attorney
EARL WARD, Waste WaterSupt.
KENNY BOWERS, Fire Chief
BILL GORDON, Police Chief
GARY SMITH, City Engineer
A Good Place to Live
CITY OF MERIDIAN
33 EAST IDAHO
MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
Phone 8884433
GRANTP. KINGSFORD
Mayor
COUNCILMEN
RONALD R. TOLSMA
J. E. BERT MYERS
ROBERT GIESLER
MAX YERRINGTON
Chairman Zoning & Planning
JIM JOHNSON
AGREEMENT OF SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT, made this 15th day of July 1992, between the
City of Meridian, an Idaho municipal corporation, and PATSY FEDRIZZ~.I
public relations specialist, Boise, Idaho.
The City of Meridian, a municipal corporation duly organized and
existing under the general municipal laws of the State of Idaho, desires
to retain the services of a Centennial Coordinator to serve the City
of Meridian.
The City of Meridian will be celebrating its lOOth year as an
incorporated city of the State of Idaho in the year 1993 and requires
the services of a person to provide guidance and to coordinate and assist
various city entities to plan and execute celebrations. Mainly the
Centennial Coordinator is needed to pull the community together in the
spirit of this momentous occasion.
For and in consideration of the mutual promises contained herein,
the parties agree as follows:
1. Patsy Fedrizzi, 10437 Shiloh.1 Boise! Idaho shall be appointed
Director of the Meridian Centennial Bureau for the City of
Meridian, Idaho;
2. The fee payable by the City of Meridian shall be on a
contractual basis. The total sum of $5,000.00 shall be paid
in two (2) separate and equal amounts: $2 fiOO.OO due July 15,
1992; and $2,500.00 due December 15, 1992.
The term of this agreement shall be eighteen (18) months
commencing July 15, 1992, upon appointment of the Centennial Coordinator
by the Council.
This agreement may be terminated by either party or mutual
agreement; pay to be allocated by work performed.
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CENTENNIAL BUREAU
BUDGET PROPOSAL: July 15, 1992 through December 1993
Office Supplies: $300.00
Postage: 200.00
Business Cards: 20.00
Printing: 500.00
Typewriter Repair & Cleaning:
150.00
Chamber of Commerce Dues:
(1992 & 1993)
100.00
Advertising Specialties:
(for Resale)
800.00
$2070.00
OFFICIALS
JACK NIEMANN, City Clerk
JANICE GASS, Treasurer
BRUCE D. STUART, WaterWorks Supt.
WAYNE G. CROOKSTON, JR., Attorney
EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt.
KENNY BOWERS, Fire Chief
BILL GORDON, Police Chief
GARY SMITH, City Engineer
HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY (
A Good Place to Live
CITY OF MERIDIAN
33 EAST IDAHO
MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
Phone 888-4433
GRANT P. KINGSFORD
Mayor
COUNCILMEN
RONALD A. TOLSMA
J. E. BERT MYERS
ROBERT GIESLER
MAX YERRINGTON
Chairman Zoning & Planning
JIM JOHNSON
MERIDIAN CENTENNIAL BUREAU......NOTES
1993 CENTENNIAL
1)
Logo (Contest and souvenie;t)
2)
All-School Class Reunion
3)
Local Artists Gallery
4)
Lila Hill's Walking Tour of Historical Homes.l Calendar
5)
Mayor's 1993 Centennial Proclamation
6)
Conununity Ball
7)
Dairy Days Meritage Days
8) Sponsors: Meridian Ford, West. One Bank, First Security Bank,
Coca Cola, Coors, Artech, Western Equipment, Yankee Marchine,
Coast to Coast, Hoff Lumber, Meridian Paint & Glass,
Intermountain Arms, Albertsons, Double D, All-American
Insurance, Hoalst-Anderson Insurance
9} Volunteers and hr Sponsors ~ocal Civic Groups & Churches, etc.
IO} Western Barbeque & Street Dance
11) Henry Reimann & Wagons
12} Doug Rutan-Old School House
13} Steve Symms Bunting
14) Valley News/Co-Sponsor
15) Banners and Stickers
(Albertson's Sponsor and.hr
Cherry Plaza Merchants)
16) Flags On Main Street
17) Beautification and Cleanup (Main street and City wide)
18) Christmas Tree Lane
19) Park Platform (Entertainment, etc).
20) Advertising-Press Releases-Water Bill Mailings-Postage
dt)
(
Expenses:
Salary
Office Supplies
Postage
Business Cards
Printing
Typewriter Repai~kleaning
DELINQUENCY LIST
TURN OFF LIST SCHEDULED FOR 7/15/92
ACCOUNT #
NAME & ADDRESS
64.70
00044
HOWARD J. BOYLE
721 WEST 3RD ST.
00114
SANDRA JOHNSON
714 W. 8TH
00116
JAMES L. DEANE
720 W. 8TH ST.
00344
HOPKINS & FARBER
607 W. BROADWAY
00352
DONALD & CAROL POLLOCK
511 W. BROADWAY
00382
STAN LANTZ
608 W. 3RD
0121441
TREASURE VALLEY TOWING
615 S. MERIDIAN
004&2
DENNIS MENCER
821 W. 2ND ST.
00471
RUTH WASSMUTH
222 W. IDAHO
00808
INAKA LETE
728 W. 8TH
00900
RICK S. WISDOM
323 W. IDAHO AVE.
00920
PHYLLIS BARROETABENA
37 W. IDAHO AVE.
01199
AUSTIN L. YOUNG
916 W. 10TH
01236
HOWARD JENKINS
1102 W. PINE
03220
ROGER E. JEPPESEN
1103 W. PINE AVE.
03320
ROSALIE WILLIAMS
433 W. PINE AVE.
AMT. PAST DUE
42.60
39.30
45.<j0
76.55
100.70
29.50
52.80
37.80
46.4121
56.00
37.80
42.10
28.55
50.20
40.20
03438
DAVEN L. STORY
1513 W. 1ST ST.
54.70
03464
JAIME OBENCHAIN
1320 W. 2ND
65.70
03548
DONALD M. DICKSON
233 W. MAPLE
58.40
03550
KERRY L. LARSON
225 W. MAPLE
68.40
03564
DON TODD
236 CAMELLIA
5121.70
03582
PIXIE MCFADDEN
207 CAMELLIA
48.50
03&60
ELLEN BAILEY
338 CHERRY AVE.
45.30
03730
DR. BARRY SAMS
403 W. CHERRY LANE
94.70
1214088
PAUL PACK
1313 W. 4TH ST.
51..60
0436121
CLAYTON LOWMAN
1203 W. 7TH ST.
111. 10
04366
WALTER RYAN
1131 W. 7TH ST.
65.40
04748
RICHARD POE
1115 W. 6TH
6121.75
04770
JOHN FITZGERALD
539 W. WASHINGTON
60.30
05324
DAVID L. SHAFFER
1208 W. 12TH AVE.
62.70
05346
MICHAEL R. THOMPSON
121217 ELM COURT
59.50
05366
DOUGLAS BODINE
1207 NORTHGATE COURT
46.60
05682
FRM HOME ADMINISTRATION
1539 W. 15TH ST.
123.75
05732
DENNIS GOFF
1423 W. 14TH ST.
58.20
05738
JILL RODRIGUEZ
1401 W. 14TH ST.
60.&5
05772
ROBERT TIDWELL
1433 ELM PLACE
73.55
05782
CHARLES HARRIS
1434 ELM PL.
44. 10
05844
DENNIS ANTHONY
1407 W. CARLTON
73.90
05868
GARY E. FRANK
1338 W. CARLTON
48.00
0589&
VICKIE MALYUREK
1329 W. WASHINGTON PL.
33.95
06536
RAYMOND MARTINEZ
1125 w. 11TH ST.
72.10
06590
J W MARSHALL
932 W. WASHINGTON DR.
&8.30
06648
MICHAEL E. NEWELL
1055 W. STATE ST.
53.90
l11b0
JAMES WITT
300 N.. LINDER
27.30
17386
SID HENDERSON
4265 W. QUAKER RIDGE DR.
66.70
22056
PAUL L. RICKETTS
3370 SUGAR CREEK DR.
82.70
22114
RON DALY
3970 SUGAR CREEK DR.
48.50
22202
MICHAEL L. MEACHAM
3720 WOODMONT DRIVE
99.70
22504
RICHARD MARTINEAU
1620 LAUDERHILL WAY
63.20
28886
DAVID L. KEMP
1860 KRISTEN WAY
40.20
28910
ROBERT BALDWIN
2088 LEANN WAY
45.30
28924
ROBERT ATHAY
2288 LEANN WAY
81.50
28930
GENE CHANTRILL
2415 W. CHATEAU DR.
52.00
30646
RICHARD FALK
2375 LEANN WAY
75.20
30814
DAVID WHITTEN
2151 TODD WAY
74.20
30824
HEIDI BUFFI
2030 TODD WAY
54.20
30828
HAROLD LEON DOWNEY
2110 TODD WAY
75.10
30832
R & M HOMES
2150 TODD WAY
55.70
30946
MARK DAVIS
2001 TODD WAY
50.80
30954
ALBERT BOGGlE
2645 REBECCA WAY
63.30
30992
DARRELL CALHOUN
2586 MISTY DRIVE
111.50
3099&
BARRY MUIR
2585 MISTY DRIVE
75.30
31038
JAMES H. POOL
2609 REBECCA WAY
76.40
31090
CLIFFORD WELLS
183121 W. CHATEAU
64.90
31760
JEAN RUCKER
2261 MONACO WAY
57.60
31776
RONALD W. BENTZ INGER
2135 MONACO WAY
61.60
31778
H. JASON ELLIOTT
2115 MONACO WAY
~3.30
31994
ONE SUB. #1
ONE SUB. #1 SPRINKLER
52.40
32250
SHAUN P. SCULLEY
2102 LASHER COURT
58.40
32310
RODNEY WILLIAMS
1908 MONACO WAY
9121.30
32342
MICHAEL SCHAEFFER
1933 SANDALWOOD DR.
149.90
32422
LUKE S. JOHNSON
1743 SANDLEWOOD DR.
106.30
32424
LYLE D. ANDERSON
1723 SANDALWOOD DR.
73.40
32462
MICHAEL A. RUFFALO
1952 SANDALWOOD DR.
100.40
3251216
RONALD JONES
1950 TANA COURT
59.50
32548
DONALD H. FISHER
1750 BEARDON CT.
100.30
35352
CAL PERMAN
1481 DARRAH DRIVE
72.70
35354
GREG B. WALKER
1475 DARRAH DRIVE
58. 10
35372
MERTON LOGUE
1341 DARRAH DRIVE
48.50
37212
TAMI WATTERS
26 <1 1 13TH ST.
46.60
37240
VIRGIL SMITCHGER
1464 DARRAH DR.
65.60
37248
KELLY KING
1433 CLAIRE STREET
52.00
376bB
NICHOLAS CORRAL
1300 W YOST CT.
64.60
38102
RAY CASTANEDA
1511 STOREY AVE.
46.00
38284
ROBERT L. MILLER
1521 KINGSWOOD AVE.
74.00
383&6
BRENDA SAVAGE
2036 NW 12TH ST.
39378
KATHARINE BERTO
1332 NEWPORT DR.
38524
EDWARD SPELLMAN
1424 W CHATEAU AVE.
38538
HAROLD MEWES
2230 N LINDER RD.
38600
ROB YELTON
1089 W. CHATEAU DR.
38608
KAREN MCCOY
1065 W. CHATEAU DR.
38640
JEFFREY MURRAY
2311 NW 11 TH ST.
38650
DAVID E. MCGOWAN
2211 NW 11TH ST.
38836
MARY H. ULIN
1111 FAIRWOOD CT.
38850
JULIA COUCH
1012 FAIRWOOD CT.
38898
DARRYL HOPKINS
2048 NW 9TH PLACE
39612
LEONARD MCFADDEN
104 W CHERRY LN.
39882
MERIDIAN CHERRY LANE
314 W CHERRY LN.
40128
VINCENT GARDNER
2070 CRESTMONT DRIVE
40146
WILLIAM VICK
521 LONGFORD DRIVE
40150
ROBERT HAMPTON
451 W. WILLOWBROOK DR.
40204
JAMES BATSEL
383 W. WILLOWBROOK DRIVE
5&.80
69.40
87.60
37.80
54.20
71.70
89.90
88.70
75.80
93.15
58.60
84.20
3,587.85
92.&5
68.30
86.40
53.30
(
41086
PAUL E. MEelER
98 W. WILLOWBROOK DRIVE
4 1156
LINDA LOU OWSLEY
362 W. WILLOWBROOK DRIVE
41208
ROGER F. BECKER
671 TIFFANY DRIVE
41394
LINDA L. PADDOCK
1717 CRESTMONT DRIVE
41442
WILLIAM A. CAVINESS
212154 NW 8TH ST.
45876
TEL-CAR INC.
220 E. FAIRVIEW
47850
VIRGINIA HEATON
1902 JERICHO RD.
47890
PAULA PATTERSON
1155 CHATEAU DRIVE
48542
EDWIN LEE BROWN
2167 JERICHO WAY
48744
WAYNE MCGURER
1011 CLAYBOURNE DR.
48990
WILLIAM C. MILLER
1855 TEARE AVE.
49245
TRACY GRANO
1842 TEARE AVE.
49250
GLEN SCHMIDT
1920 TEARE AVE.
49254
DANA K. GRIGG
1015 CLARENE ST.
50878
TIMOTHY R. BALL
1905 E. MEADOWWOOD ST.
50958
JOHN MOORE
1902 E. GREEN MEADOW CT.
52452
ARDIS M. AGAN
416 E. CARLTON
98.50
59.50
<:)3.30
116.00
&4.00
188.60
67.40
41.80
77.55
93.20
68.30
65.60
77.50
71.00
51.20
48.60
77.40
(
(~'-
53774
JACK R. CHITWOOD
37 E. FAIRVIEW AVE.
B14.~0
53800
APOLLO CLEANERS
1535 E. 1ST ST.
138. 10
53802
TERRY WOODWARD
1535 E. 1ST ST.
47.20
53958
H. L. ROBERTS
1431 MERIDIAN STREET
43.40
56090
FRONTIER TIRE
614 EAST 1ST
183.50
56340
MONIKA LITTLE
412 E. BROADWAY
61.60
5&358
TINA EPPERLAY
310 EAST BROADWAY
45.00
56392
IT HAPPENS
704 EAST 1ST ST.
159.40
56440
127 CLUB
127 E. IDAHO
514.80
56488
KENT FUHRMAN
509 EAST IDAHO AVE.
39.40
56810
MEADOWS INVESTMENTS
121 E. PINE AVE.
28.15
58512
MICHAEL R. COLEMAN
532 EAST PINE
56.90
58518
DON EVANS
514 PINE AVE.
85.30
58528
NANCY COWLES
432 E. PINE
57.40
58680
JEROME W. ROE
930 E. 4TH ST.
37.80
58696
PATSY GARRETT
934 EAST 5TH ST.
169.60
59588
CHARLES RAWLINSON
349 E. BOWER
37.8121
60198
DOUBLE D SERVICE
502 EAST 1ST ST.
285.60