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PLANNING 8 ZONING COMMISSION
JOINT WORKSHOP /SPECIAL MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.
Meridian P ice Station Conference Room
1401 Ea t Watertower, Meridian, ID
`Although the City of Meridian no longer requires sworn testimony,
all presentations before`the Mayor and City Council are expected
to be truthful and honest to best of the ability of the presenter."
1. Roll-call Attendance:
O David Zaremba X Joe Borton
X Charlie Rountree X Keith Bird
X Mayor Tammy de Weerd
O Keith Borup O Wendy Newton-Huckabay
X David Moe X Steve Siddoway
X Michael Rohm -chairman
2. Adoption of the Agenda: Approve
3. Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna Canning:
Discussed
(60 minutes*)
4. UDC Revisions & Discussions: Discussed
5. Other Matters of Mutual Interest: Approve Keith Borup to Remain as
P&Z commissioner until Filled
*Approximate allowable time set for agenda item may change depending on the
discussion. Please use the designated minutes as a guideline only.
Meridian City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission Joint Workshop /Special Meeting Agenda
January 30, 2007 Page 1 of 1
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.
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JOINT WORKSHOP /SPECIAL MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.
Meridian Police Station Conference Room
1401 East Watertower, Meridian, ID
`Although the City of Meridian no longer requires sworn testimony,
all presentations before the Mayor and City Council are expected
to be truthful and honest to best of the ability of the presenter."
1. Roll-call Attendance:
D David Zaremba ~ Joe Borton
Charlie Rountree Keith Bird
Mayor Tammy de Weerd ~°_ G = /Z~.~.,
D Keith Borup b Wendy Newton-Huckabay
~_ David Moe ~ 6~ 3 oP ^~- ~ Steve Siddoway ~' g; ~a,~,.,,
Michael Rohm -chairman
2. Adoption of the Agenda: ~~f'h'OY'~- ~ f G/e.-
3. Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna Canning:
(60 minutes*) aC,3cc~.s~ccv
4. UDC Revisions & Discussions: d..?~,~a k-~
5. Other Matters of Mutual Interest: ~- ~~ ~~c•~c../3s,-~ z'~ r~•>~%r.
*Approximate allowable time set for agenda item may change depending on the
discussion. Please use the designated minutes as a guideline only.
Meridian City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission Joint Workshop /Special Meeting Agenda
January 30, 2007 Page 1 of 1
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.
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Tammy de Weerd NOTICE OF JOINT WORKSHOP /SPECIAL MEETING
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Keith Bird
Joseph W. Borton MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL AND
Charles M. Rountree
Shaun Wardle
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
CITY DEPARTMENTS
City Attorney/HR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council and the Planning
703 Main Street
898-5506 (City Attorney) and Zonin Commission of the Cit of Meridian will hold a Joint Worksho
898-5503 (HR) g y p
Fax 884-8723
Fire , /Special Meeting at the Meridian Police Department, 1401 East
540 E. Franklin Road
888-1234 /fax 895-0390 Watertower, Meridian, Idaho, on Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at
Parks & Recreation
11 W. Bower Street 6:00 P.M. The Meridian City Council will be discussing the following
888-3579/fax 898-5501
Planning agenda items:
660 E. Watertower Lane
suite 202 ~ Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna
884-5533 /fax 888-6854 Canning
Police
1401 E. Watertower Lane -r UDC Revisions & Discussions
888-6678/fax 846-7366
Public works ~ Other Matters of Mutual Interest
660 E. Watertower Lane
suite 20o The ublic is welcome to attend the meetin .
898-5500 /fax 898-9551 p g L~e~ottltllllllrE~,~:
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887-2211 /fax 887-1297 ~ `~ ~~
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Meridian City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission Joint Workshop /Special Meeting
January 30, 2007 Page 1 of 1
All materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documents and/or hearings,
please contact the City Clerk's OfFce at 888-4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting.
CITY FALL 33 EAST IDAHO AVENUE MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 (208) 888-4433
CITY CLERK -FAX 888-4218 FINANCE & UTILITY BILLING -FAX 887-4813 MAYOR'S OFFICE -FAX 884-81 ]9
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PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
JOINT WORKSHOP /SPECIAL MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.
Meridian Police Station Conference Room
1401 East Watertower, Meridian, ID
`Although the City of Meridian no longer requires sworn testimony,
all presentations before the Mayor and City Council are expected
to be truthful and honest to best of the ability of the presenter."
1. Roll-call Attendance:
David Zaremba Joe Borton
Charlie Rountree Keith Bird
Mayor Tammy de Weerd
Keith Borup Wendy Newton-Huckabay
David Moe Steve Siddoway
Michael Rohm -chairman
2. Adoption of the Agenda:
3. Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna Canning:
(60 minutes*)
4. UDC Revisions & Discussions:
5. Other Matters of Mutual Interest:
*Approximate allowable time set for agenda item may change depending on the
discussion. Please use the designated minutes as a guideline only.
Meridian City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission Joint Workshop /Special Meeting Agenda
January 30, 2007 Page 1 of 1
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.
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PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
JOINT WORKSHOP /SPECIAL MEETING
AGENDA
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.
Meridian Police Station Conference Room
1401 East Watertower, Meridian, ID
"Although the City of Meridian no longer requires sworn testimony,
all presentations before the Mayor and City Council are expected
to be truthful and honest to best of the ability of the presenter."
1.
Roll-call Attendance:
David Zaremba
Charlie Rountree
Keith Borup
David Moe
2.
3.
4.
5.
Adoption of the Agenda:
Joe Borton
Keith Bird
Mayor Tammy de Weerd
Wendy Newton-Huckabay
Steve Siddoway
Michael Rohm -chairman
Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna Canning:
(60 minutes*)
UDC Revisions & Discussions:
Other Matters of Mutual Interest:
*Approximate allowable time set for agenda item may change depending on the
discussion. Please use the designated minutes as a guideline only.
Meridian City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission Joint Workshop /Special Meeting Agenda
January 30, 2007 Page 1 of 1
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.
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MAYOR
Tammy de Weerd NOTICE OF JOINT WORKSHOP /SPECIAL MEETING
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Keith Bird
Joseph W. Borton MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL AND
Charles M. Rountree
Shaun Wardle
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
CITY DEPARTMENTS
City Attorney/HR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council and the Planning
703 Main Street
898-5506 (City Attorney)
898-5503 (HR) and Zoning Commission of the City of Meridian will hold a Joint Workshop
Fax 884-8723
Fire /Special Meeting at the Meridian Police Department, 1401 East
540 E. Franklin Road
888-1234 /fax 895-0390 Watertower, Meridian, Idaho, on Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at
Parks & Recreation
11 W. Bower Street 6:00 P.M. The Meridian City Council will be discussing the following
888-3579/fax 898-5501
Planning agenda items:
660 E. Watertower Lane
suite 202 ~ Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna
884-5533 /fax 888-6854 Canning
Police
1401 E. Watertower Lane ~ UDC Revisions & Discussions
888-6678/fax 846-7366
Public Works ^• Other Matters of Mutual Interest
660 E. Watertower Lane
Suite 200
898-5500 /fax 898-9551 The public is welcome to attend the meeting.
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January 30, 2007 Page 1 of 1
All materials presented at public meetings shall become properly of the City of Meridian.
Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documents and/or hearings,
please contact the City Clerk's Office at 888-4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting.
CITY HALL 33 EAST IDAHO AVENUE MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 (208) 888-4433
CITY CLERK -FAX 888-4218 FINANCE & UTILITY BILLING -FAX 887-4813 MAYOR'S OFFICE -FAX 884-8179
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Keith Bird
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Charles M. Rountree
Shaun Wardle
PLANNING ~ ZONING COMMISSION
CITY DEPARTMENTS
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703 Main Street
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888-3579/fax 898-5501
Punning agenda items:
660 E. Watertower Lane
suite 202 ~ Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna
884-5533 /fax 888-6854 Canning
Police
140]. E. Watertower Lane ~ UDC Revisions & Discussions
888-6678/fax 846-7366
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January 30, 2007 Page 1 of 1
All materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of Meridian.
Anyone desiring accommodation for disabilities related to documents andJor hearings,
please contact the City Clerk's Office at 888-4433 at least 48 hours prior to the public meeting.
CITY HALL 33 EAST IDAHO AVENUE MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 (208) 888-4433
CITY CLERK -FAX 888-4218 FINANCE & UTILITY BILLING -FAX 887-4813 MAYOR'S OFFICE -FAX 884-8119
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003 639 8848723 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:36 1/1 1 EC HS CP14400
004 639 8886854 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:17 111 1 EC HS CP31200
005 639 8985501 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:00 011 1 - HS FA
006 639 8467366 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:17 1!1 1 EC HS CP28800
007 639 8950390 04:09:55 p.m. 09-26-2007 00:00:17 111 1 EC HS CP28800
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Local ID 2 Local Name 2 Line 2
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010 639 2088885052 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:17 111 1 EC HS CP31200
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012 639 2083776449 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:36 1/1 1 EC HS CP14400
013 639 4679562 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:18 1/1 1 EC HS CP26400
014 639 2088886701 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:36 1/1 1 EC HS CP14400
015 639 8841159 04:09:55 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:17 1/1 1 EC HS CP28800
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Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 6:00 p.m.
Meridian Palica Station Conference Room
1401 East Watertower, Meridian, ID
City of Meridian Idaho
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Line 2
°4lthough the City of Merldlan no bnger requires atmtxn testlmony,
a!1 preserltatrons before the A4eyor and C!ty Cound! are expected
to be truthful and honest to best of the abNlty of the presenter.
1. Roll-call Attendance:
,,.,_ David Zaremba ____ Joe Sorton
Charlie Rountree Keith Bird
_ Mayor Tammy d® Weerd
_ Keith 9otup _ Werxly Newton-Huakabay
"David Moe _ Steve S itidoway
„_ Michael Rohm - chaimtan
2. Adoption of the Ag®nda:
3. Discustaion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna Canning:
(80 minutes?
4. UDC Revisions & Discussions:
5. Other Matters of Mutual IMereat:
•Approxtmale allowable lima sat for agenda item mey change depending on the
dlecusalon, please use the designated minutes as a guideline only.
Maridler~ Cky Coundt and P)mudng 3 aonrg Contrdeabn Jotrd Workeiwp ~ Special f~ Agenda
January 30, 2007 Page ! or !
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003 638 8848723 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:28 1/1 1 EC HS CP14400
004 638 8886854 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:12 1/1 1 EC HS CP28800
005 638 8985501 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:01 0i1 1 -- HS FA
006 638 8467366 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:12 1/1 1 EG HS CP28800
007 638 8950390 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:11 1/1 1 EC HS CP33600
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012 638 2083776449 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:27 1/1 1 EC HS CP14400
013 638 4679562 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:13 1/1 1 EC HS CP26400
014 638 2088886701 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:11 1/1 1 EC HS CP31200
015 638 8841159 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:12 1/1 1 EC HS CP31200
016 638 2088840744 03:50:00 p.m. 01-26-2007 00:00:15 111 1 EC HS CP24000
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March 30, 2007
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING April 3, 2007
APPLICANT ITEM NO. Jr-A
REQUEST Approve Minutes of January 30, 2007 City Council Joint Meeting:
AGENCY
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
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Meridian City Council Joint Meeting January 30, 2007
The Meridian City Council joint meeting was called to order at 6:00 P.M. on
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at the Meridian Police Department by President
Councilman Joe Borton.
Members Present: Mayor Tammy de Weerd, Keith Bird, Charlie Rountree and
Joe Borton.
Members Absent: David Zaremba.
Planning & Zoning Commissioners Present: Michael Rohm, Steve Siddoway,
David Moe.
Planning & Zoning Commissioners Absent: Keith Borup and Wendy Newton-
Huckabay.
Staff Present: Bill Nary, Pete Friedman, Anna Canning, Caleb Hood, Bruce
Freckleton, Joe Silva, John Overton and Will Berg.
Item 1. Roll-call Attendance:
Roll call.
O David Zaremba X Joe Borton
X Charlie Rountree X Keith Bird
X Mayor Tammy de Weerd (arrived at s:~2)
O Keith Borup O Wendy Newton-Huckabay
X David MOe (arrived at 6:30) X Steve SIddOWay (arrived at 6:10)
X Michael Rohm -chairman
2. Adoption of the Agenda:
Bird: Mr. President.
Borton: Mr. Bird.
Bird: I move we adopt the agenda as published.
Rountree: Second.
Borton: It has been moved and seconded to adopt the agenda. All those in favor
say aye.
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ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
3. Discussion of Proposed Design Review Process by Anna Canning:
Borton: Each of us has been presented information from Anna in regards to
(inaudible) process proposal, position and I hope you have all had a chance to
review them and I will turn it over to Anna to present.
Canning: Thank you, sir. I think the first thing that I would like to talk about
because I would like to get it resolved is the job description position - and I did
go through with Councilman Rountree and he had some suggestions about how
to modify it and shorten it a bit. I tried to incorporate all of those comments,
although with all of the requirements from Human Resources and all of the stuff
that we were supposed to add from the Aspire On (inaudible--), it is still three
pages, Mr. Rountree. I am sorry I couldn't get it down to two, but I really tried.
Rountree: You only need one.
Canning: I did with Council Member Rountree's direction; I did move it more
towards the Planning position also and under my review eventually (inaudible--).
This person would eventually report to City Council with design review with
suggestion rather than what I had originally proposed an idea of hearing
(inaudible--). Certainly we are going to talk about that more today or later. But,
did tried to gear it more towards (inaudible--) and with (inaudible). The other
thing I added in was more site planning skills to help out (inaudible--). Right now
a lot of those questions (inaudible--) and at slow times when there is not a lot
(inaudible---). (Inaudible--) a good site design verses a poor site design. So,
those were the changes I made for the job description. I would like to get this out
so we can start talking (inaudible--). So, I will end that discussion here. If you
want me to go on I will or I will take your comments on that.
(Inaudible discussion)
Borton: Is there an essential duty, responsibility that describes the (inaudible--)
type function that (inaudible)?
Canning: It wasn't in there specifically, but I as went through I put more
emphasis on going to City Council hearings and perhaps to reflect that change
that was in (inaudible). It wasn't (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Borton: I don't know what it is intended, but it is identified a potential conflicts
(inaudible--)? Is that between an agency -?
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Canning: Between the applicants and staff and that is a generic statement
throughout all of the hour job descriptions that came out of some of the initial in
Aspire On - (inaudible--).
Borton: Were you looking for specific direction on (inaudible--)?
Canning: Well, there was some question as to whether I should go forward with
the hiring process at the last meeting. So, Mr. Bird was concerned about the
down turn in building permits (inaudible--) for this year and I was going to forward
for Council's approval, but I held off until January for this very reason. In case
Council wanted to make a decision otherwise. So, I need a thumbs up or thumbs
down.
Bird: Anna, f will answer that (inaudible--). In the eight years of budgeting that I
have done for the City of Meridian, we have never penalized a department for
getting money back at the end of the year to the next year. If you really feel that
you need this place, you know the first quarter that Council got their first quarter
reports, our revenues are bad. December we had five commercial permits and
only five residential. I am the type of believer that if we can hold off then we
should. Other than that (inaudible--). How many of you guys have worked at a
business where you have had to lay people off? We do get slow and that can
happen. It is not pleasant. (Inaudible--). If you feel you need it, I am behind you
100 percent, if you feel you really, really need it. But, if you can get by for a
month or two to see how the economy is going, I would (inaudible--).
Rountree: Mr. President.
Borton: Mr. Rountree.
Rountree: My position is that we have been dealing with this stuff (inaudible---),
not only staff but ourselves. In all fairness (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Borton: Mr. Rountree, I agree and for the record we will welcome Mayor De
Weerd and Mr. Siddoway just joining us. I (inaudible). I would go forth and
(inaudible--). (Inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
(Speaker unknown): (Inaudible --). In the event we get into dire straits at some
point down the road and (inaudible) process in place and some guidelines
(inaudible--).
Borton: One of the things Anna was looking for, to the Mayor and Steve is going
over the job description and if there are comments or edits or additions or
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changes to be made is what we are having a discussion on. Is there any
suggestions? (Inaudible --).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: One of the things that I was going to do was (inaudible--). I have
started to look at our fees; look at how much time it takes to process these
(inaudible--) and to look at it (inaudible), not just overhead (inaudible--) personnel
overhead (inaudible--). So, right now (inaudible--). So, I will bring back that
analysis to you to (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Nary: Mr. President.
Borton: Mr. Nary.
Nary: Mr. President, Madame Mayor, Members of the Council if it gives you any
additional, I guess, comfort in this type of a position in looking at the market, I am
sure you all recall some recent discussions (inaudible--) regarding (inaudible)
and design issues. You know they have had, obviously a much larger city and
they have had slower growth than what we have experienced in the last few
years and yet this is the one area (inaudible--). Because of the needs as infill
development happens and as the type of growth change evolves as we have
even seen from our end, here focusing more on that (inaudible) of design
(inaudible) experiencing and it has got some (inaudible), sometimes you all have
to struggle to make that fit into their traditional application (inaudible)
presentation that you have seen. I think this type of position,. even with some
slight slowing maybe in the building industry, the application aren't going to slow
very rapidly and we are going to be looking at different types of developments,
different types of infill. You have seen some of that in the South Ridge
development and the different types of lots that they had long discussions on,
which were different from what we have been seeing. But, I think you are going
to see a lot of challenges and I think having a staff with that expertise is critical
for the city in the long run for what we are doing. I just don't envision, at least the
way the market is around here (inaudible--). (Inaudible--). You may see other
types of things if the building infrastructure changes, but that design aspect if
everyone of you thinks is critically serious (inaudible--) -that was part of the
challenge in getting this job description together was Ms. Canning was trying to
really quantify what is it the city wants (inaudible--). I don't see it I guess
probably as problematic as the general (inaudible--) picture of the industry itself.
Bird: To clarify one thing and like I spoke earlier that that is your call, but I don't
compare Boise with Meridian; they are different cities. We got to worry about
what is best (inaudible--). So, what Boise does, Boise does. When you get your
fees and stuff you (inaudible--), not what Boise needs, what Nampa needs or
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anybody else (inaudible--). I am not sold 100 percent on this design review
because I have a hard time telling somebody when they are building a three or
four million dollar building that they got to build it a certain way. I mean, safety,
life safety, yes; but design, I don't (inaudible--).
De Weerd: I appreciate this dialogue. I guess when we set down with the
budget last year, including (inaudible) as Councilman Rountree said this does
comes up and I do know that the development community really, really likes -
you know they want to know what the expectations of our city is and they want to
know those expectations are consistent and fair. This division (inaudible) set
those criteria and set the principles and processes into place to make sure that
we are fair. It is ethical and everyone is held to the same standards and those
are comments that we heard, not only at (inaudible--) community, but our Council
and raising the bar. You know from our citizens' aspect and what we want to
look like and then make sure we have those policies in place and make sure that
we are managing the growth and creating a community that we are all aspiring
towards and I (inaudible---) what (inaudible) are. But, it is those very same
clients of ours that are also sending don't add another layer, but tell us what you
know. I think that this is the position as we sold you last year when we talked
about it that (inaudible---).
Bird: Mr. President.
Borton: Mr. Bird.
Bird: Tammy I don't disagree with what you said, but we must be (inaudible).
This is another layer of bureaucracy, it is another cost. You add a dollar here, by
the time a consumer buys it, you are up to five dollars and I know we have been
very fortunate the last eight years, but you can have a slow down now and
nobody would like to see that happen.
(Inaudible discussion)
Borton: I think we are kind of saying some of the same things, but in different
ways.
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Well, usually it takes us about a month before we can get through the
interview process at least and another two weeks. So, it would be April -
Borton: Any other questions on the job description?
(Inaudible discussion)
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Canning: The way the job description is actually written is to help develop
standards and process in going forward. To that end though we do have some
materials in your packets tonight with regards to possible ways to do design
review process. President Borton you had asked for some information from other
local cities and I have provided that information to you as well. It was not my
expectation that we would specifically come up with a process tonight, unless
that is Council's desire. But it wasn't what I anticipated tonight. We provided a
series of questions and I think that by answering those questions that will help us
decide how to move forward and establish what kind of process might be best if
we come back to you with some more specific suggestions, but if you would like,
President Borton I can give that overview of how other cities do their design
review? There are three (inaudible) communities that do have a design review
process -Eagle, Boise and Nampa. Nampa has just started theirs and to be
truthful, I put in a call over there, but I wasn't able to connect with anybody right
away. My understanding is that it's a staff level review and that's about all I know
right now. I haven't had a chance to look at the criteria. I didn't even know about
it until about 3:00 this afternoon. I haven't had much time to research it. Let me
talk a little bit about the Eagle process. I got this information from an architect
and thought that might be the best source (inaudible). So, the most difficult
(inaudible) Eagle process at this time is all non residential and multi-family
structures more than 40 are subject for design review. They will get building
designs, (inaudible) materials and colors and the landscape design as a separate
component of the design review. Now, let's assume a conditional use permit is
required or at least I have that information on how (inaudible--). If a CU is
required it goes to the Planning and Zoning Commission first at one hearing.
They have a second hearing to adopt the findings and facts - it is not a consent
agenda item, it is actually another hearing with a possibility of adding to the
conditions and changing. So, the applicants have to show up at both hearings.
You can run a Conditional Use and a design review concurrently (inaudible--),
although many people decide not to because they don't want to spend the money
towards the design until they know all of the (inaudible) and requirements. So,
they tend run them (inaudible). So, you go through your two hearings with the
Planning & Zoning Commission, but it is not approved at that point (inaudible--)
approved by City Council. But, before you get to City Council, you go to the
Design Review Commission and have a hearing there. Then you also have to go
to the findings of fact hearings for the design review issues. So, we are up to
four hearings. Then you have the City Council and at the City Council, you can
appeal any of the P&Z's conditions or the design review conditions - (inaudible--)
as part of the overall (inaudible). But they do hold those hearings together - if
you run them concurrently they will hold those two together. Then you have
another hearing for (inaudible--). So, there is potentially six hearings. (Inaudible)
and because City Council is the final decision maker, basically we deal with
(inaudible--). The Boise process, they have a number of the designation
properties, which at this point is about every non residential (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
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Canning: (Inaudible--). But, if you were just doing one four-plex (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Staff can review some of the smaller projects, so if it has like a
warehouse and it is less than 10,000 square feet, staff can review and approve
that right then and there. So, there is a threshold of staff review on some of
those smaller projects. So, they can get through the process a little easier
(inaudible--). So, I was not aware of that until today. If a CU is required, it goes
only to the Planning and Zoning Commission at one hearing - if the applications
are run concurrently, (inaudible--) and then there hearings are staggered in the
same way (inaudible--). So, they are in the same week that they (inaudible--).
Then you would go to the Design Review Commission. So, if it is just a
conditional use in the design review it does not go to City Council. It just goes to
the Commission. If you wanted to appeal the design review action, you can
appeal that up to the Planning & Zoning Commission and you state your appeal
there. If you want to appeal further from there, then you appeal for City Council.
If you want to appeal just the P&Z action by the Commission (inaudible--). That
is about all I know. I did speak briefly about the composition of the two
commissions in Eagle and Boise (inaudible--) generally there are one or two
landscape architects, one or two architects and two or three citizens. They tend
to be folks that have worked with development and are developers or some sort
of person (inaudible--). Both commissions have a liaison from the (inaudible).
That is all I know.
Borton: Thank you. We would like to welcome Commissioner Moe of the
Planning and Zoning Commission (inaudible--). Okay, thanks Anna for the
background on some of the other agencies and we can begin discussion on the
design review options (inaudible).
Canning: If the President, Mayor or Council or Planning Commissioners have
(inaudible) and specific directions that would like us to research further, please
speak now. I mean, if you are only interested in staff level, let us know now and
we will detail out options for (inaudible--).
Bird: That is my preference. Less meetings, less bureaucracy.
Canning: Madame Mayor, Council, Commissioners, the only people that have
made me cry at public hearings is design review, so I have no desire to send
somebody else through that torture.
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Okay, so we will work on a staff model, with probably an appeal up to
Council's discretion or (inaudible--).
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Siddoway: Do you have any examples of a staff model? The one you mentioned
(inaudible). I am just curious is that a concurrent process like the (inaudible)
version ends or is that something that happens (inaudible--)?
Canning: President Borton, Council, Commissioners and Mayor (inaudible--)
because I planned on using it after this discussion. But, I think (inaudible--)
review it. The way the job description is written right now - (inaudible--) add
maybe a zone compliance process (inaudible--) that design review (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: President Borton, Commissioner Siddoway I think we could do it either
way. Some people (inaudible--). Sometimes we fully evaluate the project
(inaudible--) have a finished elevation, we will look at it and then decide review
criteria (inaudible--) conceptual or (inaudible--). Right now it is not always the
same way; we could make it very consistent; we could leave a little latitude
(inaudible--).
Friedman: Mr. President, Mayor, Council Members, Commissioners I think as a
follow up to Commissioner Siddoway's question is we can build it into the
process so that perhaps a standard condition of a conditional use permit
(inaudible) of design review. One of the things Anna and I have talked a little bit
about and I certainly (inaudible) is building on perhaps like apre-application
process (inaudible--). So, they are poised to (inaudible--).
Canning: For example for a long range (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Bird: You stated that the (inaudible--) kind of the one that you said that staff
(inaudible) that you were kind of looking at (inaudible--). I read through this and I
thought that they had some pretty good ideas to look at to give us a design
review process (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Bird: No, no do what you think is best. It is just a suggestion.
Friedman: Mr. President, Mayor, Council Members and Commissioners the little
paper that we have before us was prepared by our department intern and he
focused on a couple of places. I think as we move forward we can look at a
couple more cities that have (inaudible--) but also staff's level of reviews. I
noticed with that (inaudible--). We can find a couple of other examples
(inaudible--) and how to make the process work and integrate with land use
(inaudible--).
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Bird: I just thought (inaudible) would be a good example because they are same
size that we are and they have grown I think as fast as we have.
De Weerd: Mr. President.
Borton: Madame Mayor.
De Weerd: I guess I would agree with the process or the (inaudible) and we just
again want to be clear on what we are seeing and what it shown before the
Commission and the Council is brought into that process. Again, we are seeing
things that a property is being flipped and those pretty pictures that we saw are
not the ones that we have built and we want to make sure that they are and that
what we see is actually what we are going to get (inaudible--).
Canning: The first product that you will see out of this new hire is a proposal for
the process and have them take it (inaudible--). One of the things that I have
heard from a person that I talked to today is that in some ways having a
commission helps, not that he wants a commission necessarily, but just that
there are variety of views that you are not subject to one person's definition as
what qualifies as (inaudible) and that there may other definitions. So, he
suggested somehow getting multiple staff members involved (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Borton: Anna can you talk a little bit about the materials that we have in here? It
seems to be some of the threshold requirements in a district and issues. One
thing (inaudible--) and got a reaction is there an area where you wouldn't want
the designing to be applied?
Canning: Well that is in our questions for you. So, are you talking about the
threshold (inaudible) in here or the thresholds in the (inaudible)?
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Pete is more familiar with that and I think our questions are designed
to try and get some of that out to you also. I think we should just jump into the
questions.
Friedman: Yeah, that will probably take us through (inaudible--). Just briefly and
I think as Anna indicated (inaudible--) typically single family is exempt from
design review unless (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
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Friedman: Also applying to signs of landscape and these are questions that
(inaudible--) and get us some direction, then apply to our new employ.
(Inaudible--).
Canning: We understand that you may not have a (inaudible) threshold
(inaudible--) but probably at some point there is a clear no we don't need it for
that and at some point there is a clear yes, we do need it for that. So, if we can
at least find out what are (inaudible) is (inaudible--). Right now, I don't know
where these lines are at all. (Inaudible--).
Hood: I just real quick wanted to add something to Pete's first thought and then
try to get you thinking about some of what this position should be. Residential,
as Pete said, most places unless it is a historic district or some other hot spot,
single family (inaudible--); however, most of the residential projects that we see
they do present elevations to the Council and Council says yes we like these or
no we don't. We don't have anyone in house that then takes this before they pull
building permits to make sure that they are building the pretty pictures that they
showed at Council. So, I don't know if that is called design review or not, but if in
fact we are supposed to be checking to make sure that each home in a 400 block
subdivision is built in substantial compliance with those elevations and that is
going to be a big role for this person if we hire someone to do that. I am not -
you know I talked briefly with Bruce and the Building Department a little bit about
how we make that work because we don't want a separate application where
they come up to us and wait for a week for our review. I mean, if we can do it
over the counter and get them out the door -just some quick review that we can
look at those - so I don't want to -just think about if residential should be a part
of that or not I guess is what I am asking because right now we don't have that
person qualified or that step is missing.
De Weerd: I know we are trying to tie a lot of this into the GIS and you know as
they come in something can trigger that it is in the development agreement that
elevations were so and they should be able to trigger (inaudible--) review at a
certain level. It has been certainly certain developers that there is concern over
and in the entry corridors along the arterials (inaudible--). Certainly those are up
high in visibility and concern. It is those that come in front of us and say this is
going to (inaudible--) and you drive down the road nine months later and it is like
oh my god what on earth is that? So, they built this picture in your mind and that
is the expectations. I don't care if they flipped it, but they better flip it with the
same vision they sold it with and that is one of the concerns. The other one and
it is what we see and that is if you are going to bring in elevations that again sets
the precedence to your expectations. So, it is hard to answer that Caleb
because when we they bring an elevation, the expectation is set and I don't know
how (inaudible--) where you get more interest, more feedback from a citizen,
there are going to be the higher density development and certainly for four
plexes. But where you get into your more narrow frontages and how -what is
(inaudible--) and how does that affect the aesthetics (inaudible) in general? So,
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that was very vague and very broad. It is hard to pin those down and we need
probably more of a recommendation coming back to us -these -- are some of
the applications that we have heard you express concerns about.
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: What I am hearing is probably some minimal standards for (inaudible)
in family residential, we should at least bring back to you to avoid (inaudible)
without any (inaudible) and we will bring that forward to you - I think the point
that Caleb was trying to make is that given, even with the down turns on
buildings (inaudible) in and of itself and we don't need (inaudible--). But, if we
are reviewing 5,000 single family residential permits for the year (inaudible--). I
think that is what Caleb was trying to point out is that is a big task (inaudible--).
But, if we have got some minimal qualifications, Ithink we can figure out a way to
get the subdivisions (inaudible--).
Bird: I don't know how you would review -- when they bring the elevations before
us, you know that is just a CC&R (inaudible--). Very few developers (inaudible)
and very few have the same house plans. So, I don't know how -through our
building codes we make it safe and (inaudible) and everything works. The
design of them - I can take you guys to a house in Boise (inaudible--) and I bet
you (inaudible--). But, I think we are really stepping out of our bounds here. If
you are going to do that, throw the codes out and we can't do that.
(Inaudible discussion)
Rountree: High density developments (inaudible) come before Council, it has
been approved (inaudible--) and some little thing rejected from the zoning
(inaudible) so there has to be some minimum, whether it is material or alternating
elevations or (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
(Tape turned over)
(Inaudible discussion)
Moe: I would say that I agree entirely, Mr.
have more of a question than anything
Chairman with some of these. But, I
else (inaudible--). We have had
applicants come before us and we have, in fact, made recommendations or
stipulations that they would have stucco or this or that and they agree at that
point. I am hearing that some of that isn't happening, but why are we not
pushing that through the process for approval as we go? When they are built it is
not being done? So, therefore, I guess my point -well, that is why my point
comes up as yes we do need (inaudible--), so therefore, it does get done.
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(Speaker unknown): (Inaudible--) and concerns that I have and brought here for
your consideration is right now we don't have a requirement (inaudible--)
representations and elevations to (inaudible--). If we had a requirement that
every development bring forth or showing what is going to be built there would be
one thing, but I think if we require compliance with what they do present what I
think we are going to see is they are just not going to be anything forward -
another thing is we tried very, very hard through the Building Department,
through (inaudible) and that sort of thing to really cut our timeline down to
(inaudible--). My concern is we have this next level; it is going to stretch out this
timeline for approval. Those are just concerns that I have with regard to this
residential.
Canning: (Inaudible--) two things going on here. So, let us take that information
and (inaudible--). We are not looking for you to solve it tonight, let us take all that
information and come back (inaudible--). I don't know how. We will think about it
and we will try and bring something back to you with very minimal on the single
family - I am hearing definitely on the four plexes or (inaudible--) towards single
family (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: You may wonder why you get so many elevations (inaudible--). But, if
you don't have elevations by the time you get to Council, there is no way you will
have a chance (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Bird: (Inaudible--). You know you can say here is our standards, but (inaudible).
So, you have go through standards (inaudible--). Ten years from now you would
wish that you had them (inaudible--).
Canning: Well we will look at that. So, you want to make the cutoff based on
zoning rather than (inaudible)?
Bird: (Inaudible--)
Canning: The first cut is R-8 and above, but well most duplexes are attached to
R-8 (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Bird: You have got a good point there, Tammy, but (inaudible--). (Inaudible--).
Borton: (Inaudible--).
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Nary: (Inaudible--). As Councilman Rountree pointed out, if it is an R-4 single
family subdivision, they brought you renderings of what they are going to build -
on many occasions in the last year or two, that has been the tipping point
(inaudible--) number of projects (inaudible--). (Inaudible--) the point is we just
don't have the mechanism right now to do that, so I think in this process as we
look through what the (inaudible) will be on the upper end of density types of
development, it will help us (inaudible) on how do we at least address it on the
other types of development. They are going to bring you a picture that at least
generally have something (inaudible) to that picture in the design and we just
need to figure out how to do that. We certainly will work with planning on how to
get that done.
Bird: (Inaudible--). When they come in for a permit (inaudible--) with elevations
(inaudible--) that could be done right there and it shouldn't take any extra time
(inaudible--). Like Bruce said, we can't be shoving a bunch of time on this
(inaudible--) getting more calls and you start making this processes longer
(inaudible--). I don't know why we can't take care of it at that level (inaudible--)
that is when we care anyway. (Inaudible--).
Borton: Bruce?
Freckleton: Follow up, please. What we kind of talked about internally is that
(inaudible--) commercial project now, we ask for a certificate of zoning
compliance (inaudible--). On a residential what we talked about is that he would
take his plans to Planning first, basically (inaudible--) approval and get the stamp
and then come down for the building permit process.
Bird: What kind of timeline are we looking, Anna? Can you do it on (inaudible)?
Canning: t hoping to come back to you with all (inaudible). If all it is is that
(inaudible--) then maybe even the Building Department could do that. Now, if
(inaudible) at least three modulations (inaudible--) that kind of stuff they are not
going to be able to do. I want to get a feel for what kind of standards we are
talking about before we start saying oh they will do it or we will do it - (inaudible).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Okay, so let's move on. I think we have got a good idea of when you
are looking for a residential, at least some idea. Let's move onto institutional and
civic uses. Do you want to make them subject to -these are projects that you
probably will be doing, so that you want to make yourself (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
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Friedman: One of the things that I thought about is that we as regulators of
(inaudible), rules and regulations (inaudible) that we should be (inaudible--).
(Inaudible--) as Councilman Rountree indicated (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Borton: Anna, I mean I throw it out for reverse questions (inaudible--). I don't
know (inaudible--) threshold (inaudible--).
Canning: Well, let me throw out one -without an industrial use on the interior of
(inaudible--). Do you care that that use (inaudible--) or a commercial project on
(inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Are we looking at all of those kinds of structures or do we want have a
little one there (inaudible--) along arterials (inaudible--) what should we be
considering?
Borton: Is there an example of something that we might share of something like
that where (inaudible--)? There is no point in having standards just for the sake
of having them. The whole point of this process is to alleviate a future problem
that we might not have fixed in the past. (Inaudible--)?
(Inaudible discussion)
Bird: Oh, you are talking about Watertower? I am talking about the (inaudible)
development over here. (Inaudible--). I think they turned out beautiful.
Canning: Yeah, I think all of them have met some standard, but that could have
gone -there was no reason they had to go as nice as they did.
(Inaudible discussion)
Bird: If you look at some of the metal buildings, they are pretty nice buildings
when they get the finishing done (inaudible--).
Canning: Yep and we have that one (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
De Weerd: (Inaudible--) and again I would go back to getting on the zoning
category and the intensity of that category (inaudible--).
Canning: Well, what I think I am doing (inaudible) minimal standards (inaudible)
might have a higher minimum standard and then some additional standards
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(inaudible--). If we already have additional standards for (inaudible) corridors
(inaudible) will be pretty accepted.
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: My concern would be what if we interpret it and then the homeowner's
association and then you have these folks in the middle of this and they say we
can do it - we have already run into this -they say we can do it, you say we
can't -home occupations - we don't (inaudible) that - (inaudible--) CC&R's and
say well good for you then you could enforce it then. So, I would be reluctant to
adopt those design standards out of the CC&R's. Perhaps, if you are convinced
that their CC&R's should take care of it and you don't need to apply those design
reviews, those do change, but usually they change after every few years. You
could be relatively (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: That may be doable because - we might be able to work with that one
(inaudible--).
Rountree: (Inaudible--)
Bird: I think most of your developers do have their own CC&R's and standards
(inaudible--) and usually they are more stringent than what we pass. I mean
some guy isn't going to go out there and spend a bunch of money on some land
and then throw a bunch of junk in there when he wants nice buildings in there.
So, the (inaudible--) you don't see a bunch of (inaudible--). I am for letting them
police it instead of us.
Rountree: (Inaudible--)
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: The other problem you have about having project specific design
standards is (inaudible--) -although there is certainly that opportunity that if
somebody comes up with some great idea or some great (inaudible--). I can be
a fan of reasonably well done international styles (inaudible--). But somebody
may come to you and say we really want to do this whole subdivision (inaudible).
So, there is always that option available (inaudible--).
Borton: Anna, back on the thresholds (inaudible--)?
Canning: I think I got what I needed on the types of development. The only thing
that I heard was perhaps arterials and entryway corridors; I have suggested
arterials - do you want a different treatment on arterials or just entryway
corridors?
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(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: What about collectors?
(Inaudible discussion)
De Weerd: Collectors sometimes turn into arterials.
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: All right. New construction only or remodels and additions and then is
it only remodels and additions to the facade - if they are adding onto the back -
do you care?
(Inaudible discussion)
Nary: (Inaudible--) a fairly broad (inaudible--) change. You (inaudible)
percentage of (inaudible) facade and the change before it kicks in. They will do
"x" percent and come back in six months and do another "x" percent until they get
the whole building done. I think from an enforcement standpoint, that makes it
tough. I mean, it is a lot easier to pick new construction or all new construction,
remodels and exterior (inaudible--) back later (inaudible--) than to go the other
way.
Bird: I agree Bill. I think you hit it right on the head. If you are going to do new,
you should do remodels, too (inaudible). (Inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Do you want something different on signs? Signs typically go
(inaudible--). Maybe we will come back to you on a different day with signs
because it gets confusing talking about signs (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Okay, so those are thresholds that we had talked about. We had
talked a little bit about process already (inaudible--). We had originally intended
kind of the administrative review concurrent with the certificate of zoning
compliance (inaudible--). The questions were just a little (inaudible-). Maybe you
would want to give guidance now or maybe you would want to wait until later.
For discretionary approval for like (inaudible--), should that entire review occur
before consideration, concurrent or afterwards - it is kind of the chicken and egg
thing for some folks, but some of them really don't want to have to bother
(inaudible--) land use is approved -
(Inaudible discussion)
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Canning: So, do you mean do you want to know what staff's recommendation is
or the design review before it gets to you?
Rohm: I think that we have a better feel for where we want or how we want
(inaudible--)?
Canning: So, if not an action by staff (inaudible--)?
Rohm: Right.
Bird: I would agree with that.
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: The way our code is written and I might change this (inaudible--) for
administrative applications because what it says now is that is there a current
application? So, whoever is the higher level is the decision maker based upon
(inaudible--). So, for instance if there is a rezone along with a conditional use
permit, the Planning and Zoning becomes a recommending body (inaudible--).
Well, on administrative applications we tend to encourage the applicant not to
submit (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: If you guys don't have a strong (inaudible--) we will think about what
the standards are and think about what to bring back.
Siddoway: (Inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: That is the way that all appeals are written is they are actually called
City Council review - so they all know directly (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: I thought about adding -you know if we add the Planning and Zoning
(inaudible--).
Rohm: (Inaudible--) then they have the design review from the staff and this is
what we (inaudible--) and then that gives us a lot of criteria to say (inaudible--)
this CU.
Canning: Now, do you want the ability to add to that list? Add and take away
from that list or just have it on the list (inaudible--)?
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Moe: Well, as we have already discussed, we would rather have this be done by
staff. I want to see it, but (inaudible--), review what you are suggesting
(inaudible--) within that project (inaudible--).
Canning: That could get into a messy area - and I didn't want to split that
responsibility. So, what we can do is we will write it up so that staff makes a
recommendation that you can add to, but if the applicant wants to move any of
those then they appeal to City Council.
Rohm: I guess though the point that I was trying to make is (inaudible--) for CU's
and they are not interested in sharing any of their ideas on what they want to do
if they want the CU and I have never felt comfortable in granting without some
clear idea of what their intent is (inaudible--).
Bird: Well, the problem is the applicant sometimes and David knows is he don't
know who is going to be renting or buying this thing, he is just trying to get the
CU approved before he can sell the buildings, so he don't really have 100
percent of a know of what he is going to be doing and when you get CU that is
what a conditional use is for is to make sure that you get the stuff in there. That
is what a CU is for.
Rohm: I think going back to the Mayor's comments if they (inaudible--) the
design review (inaudible--), like a conditional use permit, once they sell it to the
next guy, everything that came with it will go with it too. So, that construction -
here is what we approved.
Canning: Moving onto the next level of "what if's"? So, if someone submitted a
CU, staff decided it didn't comply with the design guidelines; we inform the
Planning and Zoning Commission of that, they agree and they decide (inaudible).
(Inaudible--). Okay. The next question on the process was pretty simple -
should the future guidelines (inaudible) an alternative compliance for (inaudible)?
Work (inaudible--) with landscape, although I have got to tell you, sometimes with
some applicants getting the alternative part of the compliance is very difficult. In
design review it is a little harder for (inaudible) to make those judgment calls. I
am not sure I want alternative compliance, unless you all want me to have it?
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: The next ones are just general ones on style preference. (Inaudible--)
care if building materials are natural or just appear to be natural because we see
very little natural (inaudible--) -does it make a difference to you?
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Okay. One exception might be vinyl siding doesn't really look like
(inaudible--).
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Rountree: (Inaudible--).
Canning: A lot of industrial and commercial buildings use split phases and is that
something that you are generally okay with or you just want to limit it in some
areas?
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: So what I am hearing is it is not style construction or materials
necessarily (inaudible--). Our flat roofs okay because maybe it depends on what
kind of building it is -should we move towards (inaudible) gabled roofs in
residential and require them there or require flat roofs in some places?
(Inaudible discussion)
Bird: Why do we worry about the roofs? We are not asked to take care of them.
I have seen some beautiful flat roofs. I have seen some beautiful (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Borton: The answer is could be, Anna.
Canning: Maybe is what I heard, yes. That is exactly what I got out of that -
definitely a maybe. Do you have a preference on colors? Should they be
(inaudible) colors? Can they incorporate bright colors (inaudible--)?
(Inaudible discussion)
Siddoway: (Inaudible--). Even in the roof tones there are some beautiful reds
and yellows and (inaudible--). Primary colors (inaudible--).
De Weerd: Charlie is color blind.
(Inaudible discussion)
De Weerd: Oh, come on it is like Star and they had that one restaurant there
(inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Nary: Well, as I was saying to Anna a second ago, one of the things, I guess the
expectation from our end (inaudible-) was this (inaudible--). I think one of the
expectations that I think you folks would want to see is that trends change. What
was popular five years ago or ten years ago is not necessarily as popular five
years from now. So, I think a lot of these standards may evolve based on the
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current market, the trends in the industries, you know the things that are popular
in one part of the country (inaudible--) and we try to keep up with that in the
ordinances so we have things to force and create those standards even if it is a
big (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Friedman: That is another kind of enforcement was because it (inaudible) look at
colors that have (inaudible) gets back to our threshold, so you have got a number
of colors and somebody comes along and repaints it and they can say wait a
second, there is no threshold that says I have to go design review (inaudible--).
Nary: (Inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Siddoway: (Inaudible--). They do have standards, but they said colors were their
biggest and worst headache (inaudible--).
Canning: Is there a preference or any thoughts on (inaudible--)?
Bird: (Inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: All right, moving on. (Inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: That really will go (inaudible--) to the downtown guidelines and not
consistency, but some logical sense started that this is (inaudible--). If our
guidelines aren't consistent with the franchise or (inaudible), do we want to make
allowances for them to incorporate or do we stick to our design guidelines and
(inaudible)?
(Tape turned over)
(Inaudible discussion)
Nary: From an enforcement perspective - I mean it is ultimately your folks'
decision on that question and if you make that stand on that project is that going
to make that person make a business decision elsewhere. I think that belongs
(inaudible--). But, I agree with Councilman Rountree, I would be hard pressed to
(inaudible--) and if they wanted to be here in the first place because they have to
add an (inaudible) roof or flat roof (inaudible--) -they may tell you that but
realistically most of them have made that decision, invested the time and the
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money to get where they are at and you know you are -the first time you get that
you know you are likely to hear (inaudible), you set that standard (inaudible) and
apply it to (inaudible--) big box corporation doesn't mean that the little guy
doesn't the same consideration. So, you are going to have to define (inaudible)
and why is this different because every single one of them (inaudible--) we are
just like the last guy and you need to have that. I think it is your post decision
ultimately, but I would even - I would start getting your mind set around that if
you are going to see those what standards do you think would allow you to vary
from that? It may be -there may be certain things, you know - McDonald's may
not put their corporate arches up 100 feet in the air if they are not allowed to, but
they still want golden arches somewhere on their facade and that is something
that they made a decision where they have to draw the line. So, those are the
thing that I think you folks, as elected officials might be asking those applicants.
Tell me exactly where that line is.
Bird: (Inaudible --) you have got Wendy's and stores like that that (inaudible--)
Nary: Most of the case law really has only come to us in the past, doesn't -have
really come down to the city when they try to make (inaudible--). So, just limiting
size, height, illumination and those kinds of things, most cities are going to
(inaudible) that kind of stuff. So, you know it really is at the end of the day from
your folks' seat to be able to figure out what the bottom line is. (Inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: So, the last question that we have is there anything that Council
(inaudible--) of design guidelines or the style or something that you really don't
care for? (Inaudible--). Is there anything else that we kind of missed talking
about that you want to bring up?
4. UDC Revisions & Discussions:
Canning: I heard this was on the agenda and I panicked because it was Friday
afternoon, so I sent over what I had to Tara, but just in case that is what you
were wondering about, but I did not anticipate going through this with you.
Borton: Anna, I can tell you it came up and we talked a little bit about it in the
agenda meeting and it is not a discussion to hash out (inaudible--). (Inaudible--).
I think Anna, you bring it up rightfully, we always get a very pronounced revision
and we change it and (inaudible--). I appreciate what you provided and I think
what we wanted to do was have Council and Commission, perhaps in their own
time to make a little highlight list. When I look at amendment revisions now and
correct me if I am wrong, but it sounds like this revision for amendments come
from P&Z or property owners. It is not a process that is at Council to start.
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Nary: (Inaudible--). But an individual person can apply for a -you know there is
a fee and cost doing that and anyone can ask individuals (inaudible--) and ask for
an amendment to the zoning code, but certainly if any of you enforce of this kind,
you seem to have the same issue (inaudible) and is problematic (inaudible--) and
we identified things as we put it into actual practice - I think Anna tried to
(inaudible--) it has to go through the Planning and Zoning Commission and then
(inaudible). About every four months or so, three or six or somewhere in that
range and we try and lump there together -you know unless there is something
really urgent, we lump them together so that we don't waste a lot of time having
you know a long hearing in front of the Planning and Zoning Commission
(inaudible--).
Borton: (Inaudible--).
Canning: The issue is the shielding for ball field lights. It is possible, it is
expensive - if you anticipate that you all approve every appeal for (inaudible) ball
field lights, shield it then it would make sense to not have that be a requirement.
Borton: So, I guess it is just a discussion item for everyone (inaudible--) and a
list of comments for Anna and get that process started. We need to get it
cleaned up.
Canning: (Inaudible--). What I will do when I bring this back to you -some of
this is pure (inaudible--) -some of them are in response to things I have heard
like (inaudible) and -
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: You don't have to propose something, you can just say hey Anna fix
this. Part of the reason they don't happen very often quite frankly (inaudible--).
Borton: What kind of timeframe?
Canning: Caleb gave me a deadline of last month that I missed. So, the staff is
waiting as well. So, I will try and (inaudible--). If ~rou could get stuff to me by the
end of this week then I could try and make the 15t cutoff.
(Inaudible discussion)
5. Other Matters of Mutual Interest:
Borton: Item number five; I am not particularly sure what it applies to. Other
matters of mutual interest?
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Canning: You don't get an opportunity to meet with the Planning Commission
very often and I didn't know - we put it on there and didn't know if you wanted to
talk with Council or -
Bird: I just want to say thank you for the job you are doing. You are doing a
great job.
(Inaudible discussion)
De Weerd: Mr. President, I guess I just want to make sure that whatever was
needed with Keith Borup to continue serving until his seat is filled. We did get a
number of letters of interest that I will have Peggy copy for you, Mike and you
can take a look and narrow it down. I thought I brought it tonight, but I guess not.
So, we have good interests.
Hood: We have a workshop with the Commission next Thursday to discuss
South Meridian and the Ten Mile Interchange plans -probably be good for
potential candidates (inaudible--).
De Weerd: Maybe you can come by tomorrow and pick those up and look at
them individually.
(Inaudible discussion)
Canning: Council just so you know we are just trying to -the South Meridian has
been submitted as an application is based largely on community involvement
(inaudible--) sitting down with the Planning Commission to discuss some kind of
ideas we have of modification, so maybe we can (inaudible--) and have the
Planning Commission to bounce some ideas off of them (inaudible--).
De Weerd: Has ACHD looked at (inaudible--) -what are they talking about?
Canning: Hopefully they are getting to that analysis -they just came out with a
draft transportation plan (inaudible--).
Friedman: There was the open house last week and Matt and I were there and it
was pretty intense. There were a couple hundred people there; although I can't
speak for ACHD, although I saw emails going back and forth and they felt pretty
positive about the way the meeting went. I felt very positive about my interaction
with a lot of people that were looking at the South Meridian planning. (Inaudible)
an hour or two hours, but there were a lot of folks there (inaudible--).
Nary: Madame Mayor, you brought up a point on Commissioner Borup's
position. Mr. Berg and I haven't had a lot of time to discuss it. I think to be safe
because the state code is somewhat silent on the continuation of that position. If
Madame Mayor is inclined to temporarily appoint Commission Borup to continue
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for either till an appointment is made or a permanent P&Z Commissioner is made
or for a set period of time, 30 days, with Council's approval, I think that would
clear up any question about his presence being there -since the statute doesn't
prohibit us from temporarily appointing folks, it doesn't have anything about that,
but just so there is not a question of him being there and not having a quorum, he
will continue. I don't there is any CU application (inaudible--). That would
probably be the safest route - (inaudible--). I heard that Commissioner
Siddoway won't be there and in case they have any other issues (inaudible--).
(Inaudible discussion)
De Weerd: (Inaudible--). If there is no objection, I would ask your approval of
continuing the appointment of Keith Borup until that seat is filled (inaudible--).
Bird: So moved.
Rountree: Second.
De Weerd: I have a motion and a second. Mr. Berg, will you please call roll?
Roll Call Vote: Bird, aye; Rountree, aye; Borton, aye; Zaremba is absent.
THREE AYES. ONE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED.
Bird: I move we adjourn.
Rountree: Second.
Borton: It has been moved and seconded to adjourn. All those in favor.
ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
MEETING AJOURNED AT 7:59 P.M.
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Design ReNew
Design Review is a process that is intended to apply design standards and procedures for
the review of outdoor projects and development to determine their compliance with a
community's adopted standards. It is a discretionary review of the aesthetic aspects of
physical development. The design review process is not intended to determine the use of
a given site or address bulk and mass requirements such as set backs and height, which
are otherwise covered in development review. Design review promotes or establishes
community character and economic stability by ensuring that urban design and
architectural principles adhere to community goals.
Design review is intended to protect the general health, safety and welfare of the citizens
by enhancing property values; protecting the natural environment; promoting community
pride; protecting historical resources; preserving the aesthetic qualities which contribute
to a City's character; and promoting the economic vitality of the community by
preserving and creating well designed commercial and residential developments.
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,~dministerin~ Design Review
Design review is generally processed through two systems: a Design Review Board or an
Administrative review. Together or separately they provide a means to ensure design
standards meet community goals. A review board may be used for larger projects that
require a more in depth assessment while smaller projects such as signage or plan
modification could be done at the staff level.
Board Level Design Review
Design review at the board level provides transparency in the process and allows input to
be heard from interested parties and citizens. Board review provides community
oversight of the review process and the potential for involvement of other design
professionals that may add perspective to the staff analysis.
Community input is vital to the local government political process, but a drawback may
be that it allows unrelated agendas to effect the design review process and adds a
potentially unnecessary step in the design review process. The principal shortcoming of
board review is the time intensiveness for staff and the extended review time required to
accommodate meeting schedules. City staff usually has to complete all the review work
it would otherwise do as a part of a staff only review, plus make presentations, coordinate
schedules and so on.
Staff Level Design Review
Design review conducted by staff has the advantage to be focused and time efficient since
there is no need to wait for board meetings to take place, and group consensus to be
negotiated. It provides an efficient process that ensures a consistent and time focused
effort is applied to all application review.
The drawbacks of staff review may be the perception of a lack of public participation in
the process. This shouldn't be a concern since most of the underlying actions will be
considered through a public process (i.e. planning and zoning commission) as will the
adoption of standards or guidelines.
T~~Is ~f Design Review
Overlay Districts
Overlay Districts are often created to establish design criteria specific to certain areas
For example, a community may establish a downtown or historic overlay district that has
different design guidelines than another district and define the development process.
Overlay districts are supplementary to the underlying land-use or zoning districts.
Permitted/prohibited uses are specified in the underlying zones. Zoning continues to
define the uses allowed on a given piece of property, along with other basic requirements
such as parking ratios or maximum height. Design criteria address that finer grain of
detail; the how rather than the what.
Threshold Requirements for Review
Thresholds are often used to determine the type and scope of the development to be
reviewed. The threshold requirements provide the tipping point criteria which dictate the
types of development subject to review. The following are examples of various project
thresholds:
Minor alterations of 10 percent or
less to an existing building.
Changes in existing structures
Signs and landscaping
Master Plan approval of large scale projects.
New construction
Multi-family Development
Commercial buildings and site plans
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Preliminary Design Review
Regardless of the system employed, (Board vs. Staffj a preliminary review process
should be considered to determine if basic requirements are met in an application. This
provides an exchange of information regarding design review standards and can be an
effective process since it identifies issues likely to arise in processing an application and
provides a basis for making improvements that will expedite project approval.
Prescriptive Standards v. Guidelines
Design standards vary in the amount of detail and specificity that a community employs.
Some provide general guidelines for design that allows some autonomy on the part of the
developer and designer. Others enforce specific standards that require strict adherence.
Regardless of the amount of detail a city wants to provide in the design standards, its
focus should be to provide principles that explain the criteria that the review body will
use to judge it.
A continuous theme for most communities is to provide general recommendations that
are accompanied by specific examples. This allows for originality and variety in
development and ensures a high standard of development is employed. The following are
examples of requirements for development ranging from general guidelines to specific
standards:
General Guidelines--All building facade materials should be of high quality to enhance
the appearance. The facade materials, or those that are architecturally compatible with
the building materials should be compatible with the building materials and should be
used for all exposed building walls and other architectural themes. Architectural style is
not to be restricted; however the appearance of the building will be reviewed based on
the use of materials and color, the quality of design, use of architectural details and
compatibility with the overall theme of the area. (City of Boise)
Prescriptive Standard--Facades shall be broken into distinct twenty to thirty foot modules
or bays from side to side, to prevent a monolithic edge to the street. The modules can
follow structural, historic, aesthetic, or functional dimensions, but should be contextual
to the street. Large unarticulated walls are discouraged, and shall have a window or
functional public access (such as a door or passageway) at least every ten feet. Facades
exceeding fifty feet in length shall be visually broken down into bays through the use of
architectural elements such as pilasters, reveals, or other three-dimensional surface
modulations.
Recommended materials include metal, brick, stone, concrete, plaster, and wood trim.
Materials should be highly durable, attractive, and easily maintained, especially at the
street level where pedestrians come into contact with the building. Cladding materials
should not create glare. (City of Raleigh)
Typically specific graphic examples are provided to accompany design review
guidelines. These examples are presented to lessen ambiguity for developers so that
proposed plans in their genesis will meet or exceed design standards. Eliminating
guesswork will ensure the process is as efficient as possible but still allow the developer
the opportunity to create unique project. The following are both examples of guidelines
along with graphic examples:
1. The principal facade of commercial and mixed-use buildings should be
divided into a base, middle, and top. Taller buildings are created by adding
height in the middle tier.
2. The primary entrance shall be both architecturally and functionally
designed on the front facade of the building facing the primary public street.
Such entrances shall be designed to convey their prominence on the fronting
facade.
3. Buildings at street corners should be designed to address the corner -that
is, to engage the interest of drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists at the
intersection. Provide a building entry, additional building mass and
distinctive architectural elements at the corner.
4. Use building massing, special architectural features, and changes in the
roof line to emphasize building entrances.
S. The ground level of the building must offer pedestrian interest along
sidewalks and paths. This includes windows, entrances, and architectural
details.
6. Signage, awnings, and ornamentation are encouraged.
7. Storefront windows should be transparent. Mirrorized glass, faux or display
casements are strongly discouraged in lieu of exterior window treatments
for the frontage elevation.
8. No frontage wall should remain unpierced by a window or functional
general access doorway for more than 1 S feet.
9. Exterior building materials should have a human scale; this helps people
relate to the size of the building. Examples include stone and brick. Non-
modular exterior materials, such as stucco, and those in large modules,
such as concrete panels, will need extra pedestrian-level facade details to
reduce the building's bulk and create human scale.
10. Windows, bays, and door openings should be proportioned so that verticals
dominate horizontals except for street-level storefront windows, which may
be square.
11. Large openings, such as large areas of glass or porches, should be made up
of smaller vertically proportioned elements grouped together to create the
desired width.
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horizontals
1. Each building should be designed to form part of the larger composition of the area
within which it is located.
2. New buildings should strive for a contextual approach to design. A contextual design
approach is not intended to necessarily mean a historicist approach, but rather
one that is sensitive to the surrounding urban, built and natural conditions.
3. Adjacent buildings should relate in similarity of scale, height, and configuration.
4. Larger buildings (those with facades greater than 64 feet in width) should be
broken down in scale by means of the articulation of separate volumes. These
should be well proportioned and related to create a satisfactory composition.
S. Drive-through windows and services are discouraged in the Core of mixed-use centers.
If provided, they should be accessed at the building facade facing the rear property
line away from the pedestrian street.
6. New buildings and the adaptive use of buildings should as much as possible use
green building technologies for mechanical systems, energy needs and construction
materials.
7. The adaptive use of the valuable historic building stock is an effective sustainable
practice and is encouraged.
Windows, bays, and doors openings should be proportioned so that verticals dominate me
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Commercial buildings can blend into a residential corridor provided
the overall design is sensitive to the surrounding conditions
(Raleigh Comp Plan)
Break larger buildings down into separate volumes
Fees
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Boise, ID Design Review Fee $400
Residential Applications (base fee plus $11
per unit) $364+11
Office, Commercial & Industrial
Applications (base fee plus $11 per each
1,000 sq. feet of gross floor area or fraction
thereof over 30,000 sq. ft.) $364+11
Modifications (committee Level) $243
Modifications (Staff Level) $120
Free-standing signs having more than 100
sq. ft. of background area ,and/or having
over 30 ft. tall $260
Request to extend a valid Design Review
Permit (Committee Level) $78
Staff Level Design Review $158
Raleigh,
NC First hour $700
Additional per 15 minute increment $200
First time cancellation rescheduling fee $300
Second time cancellation/rescheduling fee $500
Seattle,
WA Intake Fee $155
Type A Permit (Variances, Administrative
Conditional Uses) $1620 minimum
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Type B Permit (Master Use permits not
covered in Type A) $2500 minimum
Lot Boundary Adjustment $1250
Early Design Guidance $1500
Additional Hourly Fee $250
Council & Hearing Examiner Decision $2500
Administrative Decisions $2500
Desis~n Review process
A development application can take a variety of paths from submittal to approval.
Design Review is often administered simultaneously with zoning compliance, blurring
the lines that define the two. Regardless of whether zoning precedes design review, or
vice versa, what remains constant is that the staff official determines the path a project
takes in the development review process. The following is an example of the City of
Bend's process:
The City of Bend initiates its design review simultaneously with zoning compliance. The
"type" refers to land use procedures while the "track" refers to the application's ability to
meet design standards. After initial review, it is then determined what type and track will
necessary to complete the application process.
Type I (non-discretionary, "ministerial" decision); handled administratively without
public notice or hearing
Type II (discretionary, "administrative" decision);
Type III (discretionary, "quasi judicial" decision with public hearing)
Type IV ("legislative" decision by City Council).
Track 1: Used when a building complies with all provisions of the code. This can be
handled administratively by the staff. The following activities fall under Track 1:
a. Minor alterations of 10 percent or less to an existing building facade facing
ever.
b. Changes in window or door placement visible from the river.
c. Changes in parking locations.
d. Fill or removal activity within 10 feet of the ordinary high water mark of the
Deschutes River.
e. New construction or additions that is not visible from the river due to
topography, vegetation or existing development.
Track 2: Used when a building is seeking exceptions to design standards. This
application would go to the Planning Commission for decision. The following activities
fall under Track 2:
a. Appeal of a Type II administrative review decision.
b. New construction and new development.
c. Master Plan approval for large scale projects.
d. Variances to an application in conformance with Chapter 5.1, Variances.
e. Fill and removal activities associated with new development or for creation of
fire breaks in association with appropriate fire prevention authorities.
City of Boise
DESIGN REVIEW PROCESS
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Tara Green
From: Peter Friedman
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2007 9:51 AM
To: Will Berg; Tara Green
Cc: Bill Nary; Joe Borton; Anna Canning
Follow Up Flag: Follow up
Flag Status: Yellow
Attachments: DESIGN REVIEW QUESTIONS.doc; Design Principal Planner 1-07.doc
Will,
Attached are packet materials for the joint City Council / P&Z meeting next week.
Thanks
Pete
Pete Friedman, AICP
Comprehensive Planning Manager
City of Meridian Planning Dept.
660 E. Watertower, Suite 202
Meridian, ID 83642
208.884.5533
1 /26/2007
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Threshold for review
DESIGN REVIEW QUESTIONS
• What types of development would be subject to design review?
o Residential -Duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, any attached development?
o Institutional and civic uses?
o Signs and landscaping?
o Commercial structures?
• Should design review depend on where the use is located? Along arterials and
collectors, in downtown core, within MDC boundaries?
• Should design review depend on the zoning of the property? C-G, C-C, C-N, I-L?
• Would review apply only to new construction or remodels and additions?
Process
• Integration of design review into pre-application process.
• Administrative review -Concurrent with CZC. Applicant has choice to redesign
or appeal to City Council
• For discretionary approvals (CUs) should design review occur before
consideration by P& Z or afterward? If staff deems that it does not comply,
should the P&Z become a recommending body to Council on the CU and the
design review?
• Should the future guidelines include an alternative compliance provision?
Style and Preference
• Should building materials be natural or natural appearing? For example, wood vs,
siding such as Hardee plank or cultured stone vs. real stone.
• Is split face, construction block acceptable in all commercial areas or should it be
limited to certain areas? The same applies to "tilt up" construction.
• Are flat roofs acceptable or should there be an emphasis on sloped or gabled
roofs? What about curved or arching roofs? Perhaps sloped roofs should be
required for residential projects.
• Should building colors be subdued earth tones; or are bright colors acceptable. If
bright colors are allowed, would it be on building bodies or limited to trim or
accents? Do color options vary by the type of use, that is to say, are bright colors
OK in residential districts but not in commercial or industrial districts?
• Should mirrored or reflective glass be allowed?
• Do we want our guidelines to supersede corporate or franchise architecture or
building programs?
• Are there features that Council and P& Z really prefer and ones that they truly
don't care for?
• CITY OF MERIDIAN •
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Design Review Principal City Planner Date: January 2007
Department: Planning Dates Revised: 10/03
Reports to: Planning Director (with shift to Current Planning Manager over time) Status: Exempt
Job Summary: This advanced-level planning position involves: conducting research for architectural
design review guidelines, implementing ordinances, and Comprehensive Plan
amendments; performing project management on design review related activities; and
consistently and constantly advocating the vision of the City of Meridian as expressed
through its Comprehensive Plan. The position includes preparing staff reports and
making recommendations to the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council. The
Design Review Principal City Planner assists the Current Planning Division Manager in
supervising and/or mentoring the Associate and/or Assistant City Planners in the
completion of work related to architectural design review and site planning.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
• Works independently with general direction from the Director and/or Division Managers;
• Supervises or conducts special land use plans and studies related to the development of architectural design
guidelines and standards and a city design review process;
• Conducts research and collects and analyzes data to produce complete, accurate and logical staff reports on
projects related to architectural design, including comprehensive plan and zoning ordinance amendments;
• Conducts on-site inspections of landscaping, parking and other required improvements to ensure that
development complies with conditions of approval;
• Advises the Division Managers on architectural and site design issues and policies;
• Mentors Associates and Assistant City Planners in the completion of complex planning projects related to
architectural design review and site planning;
• Reads, interprets, and reviews site designs, topographic plans, landscape plans, and architectural plans and
comments on needed changes and adjustments to plans;
• Analyzes complex planning projects and answers technical planning questions related to the project;
• Serves as a member of various external and internal committees as assigned to represent the City of
Meridian's vision, policies, and standards;
• Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with the Planning and Zoning Commission,
Mayor, City Council members, other civic leaders, clients, state and federal authorities, other City
departments, and local planning agencies;
• Makes formal presentations to the Planning and Zoning Commission, City Council, boards, private
development and/or builder groups, and other public venues;
• Occasionally attends Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council meetings and hearings;
• Occasionally attends special meetings or facilitates public meetings held in the evening;
• Identifies and corrects potential conflicts before they become a problem;
• Demonstrates positive leadership through optimism, decisiveness, and team decision making;
• Maintains a positive attitude of cooperation in performance of work assignments, including adaptability,
flexibility, proactive engagement with co-workers and clients, problem solving, decision making, resiliency,
organization and time management;
• Facilitates team discussions related to architectural design review and site planning;
• Provides outstanding customer service by communicating respect, being open-minded, having a spirit of
collaboration, and calmly resolving conflict with individuals that may be upset or angry;
• Develops and uses empathetic listening skills;
• Demonstrates good judgment and initiative to interpret and apply City policies and procedures;
• Provides excellent oral, written, and graphic communication with co-workers, clients and supervisor;
• Collaborates with co-work~and other City staff to accomplish ass~ed tasks as a team;
• Demonstrates integrity in the performance of assigned tasks;
• Attends continued education conferences, workshops, and other training opportunities to remain current
with planning and/or development trends;
• Performs other duties as assigned or needed.
Job Specifications:
• Bachelor's degree in planning, architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, or a related field plus a
minimum of four years of experience in architecture, community development and/or land use planning; or
equivalent combination of experience, education and training which provides the knowledge, skills and
abilities necessary to perform the job;
• A Master's degree in planning, architecture, landscape architecture, or a related field is preferred;
• American Institute of Certified Planners certification is preferred;
• Must have excellent writing and research skills; have a strong attention to detail; be a persuasive speaker; be
even-tempered, fair; and be committed to the American Institute of Certified Planners Code of Ethics.
Working Knowledge of:
• Principles and terms related to general and applied planning, architectural design guidelines and
standards, urban design, development regulations, site planning, zoning, and design review processes;
• Research techniques including but not limited to visual preference surveys;
• Computer aided drafting and presentation programs, including AutoCADD;
• Microsoft Office Suite applications, including Word, Excel, Outlook, Access, and PowerPoint;
• Advanced knowledge of federal, state and local laws related to design review and land use;
• Correct English usage, grammar, spelling, punctuation and vocabulary.
Ability to:
• Prioritize, organize and perform work with minimal direction;
• Type at least 30 words per minute;
• Compose clear and concise correspondence and technical written documents;
• Operate a computer terminal;
• Read and interpret site plans and plats;
• Work with frequent interruptions;
• Perform mathematical operations quickly and accurately;
• Operate office equipment, e.g., photocopier, facsimile machine, digital camera, etc.
Licensing:
• Possession of a valid Idaho driver's license and a safe driving record is required. If selected for employment,
out-of--state candidates must obtain a valid Idaho driver's license within the introductory period;
Work Environment and Physical Demands:
• Work is performed primarily in an office environment with moderate noise level. The employee in this
class is frequently subject to inside environmental conditions which provide protection from weather
conditions but not necessarily from temperature changes;
• Employee is occasionally subject to outside environmental conditions and is required to negotiate rough
terrain in order to conduct site visits which may also involve extreme heat and/or cold;
• Frequently requires sitting at a desk for long periods of time, up to 8 hours;
• Requires ability to lift up to 40 pounds;
• Constantly requires repetitive movement of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers;
• Constantly requires clarity of speech and hearing, which permits the employee to communicate effectively;
• Constantly requires clear vision to read printed materials and computer screen to accomplish work;
• Requires sufficient person~obility and physical reflexes, which p.~its the employee to function in a
general office environment to accomplish the tasks noted above.
Travel Requirements:
• Frequent travel is required using city-owned vehicles.
Disclaimer
Must perform the essential duties and responsibilities with or without reasonable accommodation efficiently and
accurately without causing a significant safety threat to self or others. The above statements are intended to
describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees assigned to this classification. They
are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and/or skill required of all
personnel so classified. This job description is not an employment agreement and/or an expressed or implied
employment contract. Management has the exclusive right to alter this job description at any time without notice.
To comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the City may make reasonable
accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities to enable them to perform in their
essential job functions.
This is an accurate description of the essential functions of my position.
Employee Date:
Approvals:
Direct Supervisor/Manager Date:
Management (next level) Date:
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January 25, 2007
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING January 30, 2007
APPLICANT ITEM NO. 4
REQUEST UDC Revisions & Discussions
AGENCY
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER: See attached Emails from Citizens
COMMENTS
See attached
Contacted: Date:
Phone:
Emailed: Staff Initials:
Materials presented at public meeflnga shall become property of the City of Meridian.
Draft Proposed Changes to the UDC text
January 30, 2007
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Section Subsection Pro osed Text Chan es
11-1-10 C It is a violation of the unified development code for any person to not comply
with specific conditions of approval as stated in a certificate of zoning
compliance, conditional use permit, accessory use permit, final plat, or planned
develo ment as set forth in this title.
11-1-11 B3 The notice shall be served upon the owner, tenant or other person responsible
for the condition ddressed to the last known address of such erson.
11-1-11 D Revocation of Conditional Use or Accessory Use Permit:
1, A conditional use or accessory use permit may be revoked or modified
by the city council, upon notice and hearinq, for breach or violation of any
condition of approval or limitation of the permit.
2. If the city council decides to revoke a conditional use permit or
accessory use permit either on its own action or upon complaint to the
city council the council shall notify the permit holder of its intention to
revoke the permit and provide the permit holder with the opportunity to
contest the revocation,
3, Fifteen (15) days' prior notice of the hearinq shall be given to the permit
holder and all property owners within three hundred feet (300') of the
boundaries of the land for which the permit was issued.
4, The city council shall make findings of fact and conclusions of law
supporting its decision to revoke the conditional use or accessory use
permit. If the council does not decide to revoke the permit, no findings of
fact and conclusions of law shall be made,
5. An aggrieved permit holder or complainant may appeal the decision of
the city council under the administrative procedures act of the state of
Idaho Idaho Code section 67-5270.
11-1 A-1
11-1A-1 YARD, STREET: An area extending across the full width of the property and
lying between the front property line and the nearest line of a principal
structure. On corner lots the street yard extends from the front property line
and the street side ro ert line to the nearest line of the rinci al structure.
11-1A-1 YARD, SIDE: An area extending from the t~ reet yard to the rear yard. between,
the interior side ro ert line and the nearest line of the rinci al structure.
11-1 A-1
11-1A-1 Restaurant B. Establishments with a liquor license that includes a restaurant certificate
and that meet the definition of restaurant as set forth in Idaho administrative
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code 11.05.01.010.04.
C. Establishments with a beer and wine license that meet the definition of
restaurant as set forth in Idaho administrative code 11.05.01.010.04, including,
but not limited to, brew ubs and wine bars.
11-1A-1 Sign, Marketing: A sign advertising the developer. realtor and/or future tenants of a
Marketin site under develo ment.
11-1A-1 Street, A street that is subject to the jurisdiction of the Idaho department of
Public trans ortation ITD or the da Count Hi hwa District ACHD .
11-1A-2 Fi ure 1 Correct terms used for street and and setbacks. See Attached Fi ure.
11-2A-2 Table Wireless communication facility, ~ ~ ~ PIC PIC
11-2A-3 D3 One detached accessory building that is less than two hundred (200) square
feet in area and eight feet (8') or less in height shall be allowed in the required
rear yard. In no case shall an accessory building be allowed in the street yard
or the re uired side artl.
11-2A-4 Table Note 1. Measured from back of sidewalk or property line where there is no
ad'acent sidewalk.
11-2A-5 Table Street setback to front loaded ara e
11-2A-5 Table Street setback to livin area and/or side loaded ara e
11-2A-5 Table Note 1. Measured from back of sidewalk or property line where there is no
ad scent sidewalk.
11-2A-6 Table Note 1. Measured from back of sidewalk or property line where there is no
atl'acent sidewalk.
11-2A-6 Table ..with shared driveway,~lley loaded garage or rivate street mew lots (two
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11-2A-6 Table Side setback
11-2A-7 Table Note 1. Measured from back of sidewalk or property line where there is no
ad`acent sidewalk.
11-2A-7 Table Side setback
11-2A-8 Table Note 1. Measured from back of sidewalk or property line where there is no
ad'acent sidewalk.
11-26-2 Table Wireless communication facility1 ,~/C PIC_, P1C P/C
11-2D-2 Table Daycare enter
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Wireless communication facilit
11-2D-4 3 Any applications that do not meet the criteria in the Downtown Meridian [lesign
C3uidelines`as determined by the Director, shall be subject to a conditional use
ermit asset forth in cha ter 5 "Administration", of this title.
11-3A-6 B3 Except as allowed above, all other open irrigation ditches, laterals, canals, and
drains shall be fenced with an open vision fence at least six feet (8') in height
and havin an 11- au e, two inch 2" mesh or other construction....
11-3B-14 C Extension Of Time For Installation: The buildin official u on recommendation
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of the director, may issue a temporary certificate of occupancy for a specified
time eriod, not to exceed one hundred ei ht 180 da s when:
11-3B-14 C Extension Of Time For Installation: Thebuildingofficial may issue a temporary.
certificate of occupancy for a specified time period, not to exceed one hundred
ei ht 180 da s when:
11-36-6 E Subdivision Imgation Systems: If a res~___ surized irrigationpump station is _ _
required on the developed property, such station shall be on aJot s
dedicated to that pump station. Said lot .,hall be owned b the entit that owns.
and maintains the ressurized irri ation s stem
11-3B-7 C1 a easurement; All street buffers with attached sidewalks shall be measured
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from the ack of sidewalk, All street buffers with detached sidewalks shall be
measured from the back of,~urb. Where ACRD is anticipating future widening
of the street the width of the buffer shall be measured from the ultimate curb
location as determined by ACRD. Detached sidewalks shall have an average
minimum se aration of reater than four feet 4' to back of curb.
11-3C-4 B The following standards shall apply to all residential properties and to harking
areas for residential dwellin s:
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11-3C-4 B3 One boat and one travel trailer may be stored in the side or rear yard where
such and is full screened with a minimum six-foot 6' closed vision fence.
11-3C-5 B3 Except as otherwise provided in this section, all off street parking areas shall
be provided with a substantial wheel restraint to prevent cars from encroaching
upon abutting private and public property or overhanging beyond the
designated parking stall dimensions. This Director may waive this requirement
for internal parking spaces not adioining a property boundary, landscape
island sidewalk, pathway, or any similar development feature. This standard
shall not a I to tem ora uses.
11-3C-6 G One bicycle parking space shall be provided for every twenty five (25)
rp oposed vehicle parking spaces or portion thereof, except for single-family
residences, two-famil du lexes, and townhouses.
11-3D-10 Table 1 Rent, lease and sale si ns. Permits Re wired N
11-3D-10 Table 1 Construction and/or marketing
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11-3D-3 B Pennants, strings of lights, ribbons, streamers, spinners, twirlers or propellers,
ubble machines and similar devices of a carnival nature.
11-3D-4 A 2.,Upon tentative approval of the application by the director subject to any ___
applicable conditions of approval and the regulations of chapter 5,
"Administration" of this title, the applicant or owner shall have six months to
obtain a buildin ermit.
11-3D-4 H Existing Violations: No sign permit shall be issued for a property and/or
business that has an outstandin notice of violation,
11-3D-6 61 Construction signs and/or marketing signs shall be allowed, provided that such
signs are erected no more than thirty (30) days prior to the beginning of
construction for which a valid building permit has been issued, are confined to
the site of construction, and are removed five 5 da s after com letion of
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vehicle" as defined in cha er 1 "General
Regulations", of this title per property may be
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information as may be requin;d by the building
code in accord with title 10 of this code and all
appropdate regulations of the city. I
construction and prior to occupancy. Construction signs and/or marketing
si ns shall be a maximum of thirty two (32) square feet in area, unless legally
required by a governmental contract to be larger. (See tables 1 through 6,
section 11-3D-10 of this article for other standards related to construction signs
and marketin si ns.
11-3D-8 B Construction Signs and/or Marketing Signs: The regulations in subsection 11-
3D-6A2 of this article shall also a I .
11-3D-9 A ... If approved, a planned sign program may allow for increases to the
back round are nd other standards for wall si ns.
11-3E-1 The regulations of this article are intended to allow for
AA Teemporary or seasonal uses that support community events and
celebrations;
B ~)ses of a limited duration that are accessory to or in conjunction with a
primary use and
C. Limited retail sales related to seasonal products.
It is not the intent of this article to allow for serial temporary use approvals on
the same property. Instead such serial temporary use of the property shall be
sub ect to the more strin ent standards fora ermanent use on the site.
11-3E-10 E. Signs shall only be allowed on the vending units and shall not exceed
sixteen (16) square feet in area. Na temporary signs shall be allowed.
F. No direct sales to customers in vehicles shall be allowed. The design and
placement of the units shall prohibit such sales. (Vendors with drive-up
windows must be in a structure and shall be processed as a conditional
use in accord with chapter 5, "Administration", of this title.)
G. Applicants offering prepared food sales may request up to axuuelve (12)
month approval period. Such approvalshall be evaluated at the time of
the annual license renewal.
1. If planning staff and/or the code enforcement officer have unresolved,
compelling complaints regarding the vendor, a new temporary use shall
be required. Otherwise the twelve (12) month approval period shall be
extended.
2. As complaints are received, the director will determine if the complaint
represents a compelling health and/or safety issue. Any compelling
complaints will be forwarded to the code enforcement officer for resolution
in accord with the enforcement provisions of section 11-1-11 of this title.
H. Applicants for uses other than prepared food sales shall be limited to
sevent -two hours or less in duration.
11-3E-11 D
11-3E-2 The regulations of this article shall apply to all temporary uses in all districts_
with the exce tion that s ecial events and seasonal activitie that are
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conducted as art of an education facili shall be deemed accesso uses.
11-3E-4 A. Time Period:
1. There shall be a limit of two a royals er ro ert er calendar ear for
temporary uses lasting seventy-two (72) hours or longer. All additional
temgorary uses on such progerty must obtain a permanent certificate of
zoning compliance approval consistent with this title.
2. The certificate of zoning compliance shall specify a beginning and end
date.
B. Location:
1. For temporary uses lasting seventy-two (72) hours or longer structures
and/or the display of merchandise shall comply with the setback
requirements of the district within which it is located.
2. Temporary structures and merchandise shall be displayed so as not to
interfere with the clear vision triangle. In no case shall items be displayed,
or business conducted within the public right of way, unless otherwise
authorized by the transportation authority.
C. Structures:
1. Except as otherwise defined in this section, amaximum of one
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temporary structure shall be allowed and may cover a maximum of ix
hundred (~0) square feet. An tem orar structures shall be ortable and
shall be completely removed at the end of the allowed time period.
2. The use shall not result in the construction of any permanent structures
unless approved through a permanent certificate of zoning compliance
and~ubject to the regulations of this title,
3. The applicant shall obtain, any necessary_building permits.
D. Caretaker Unit:
1.One caretaker unit in a trailer or recreational vehicle may be allowed on
the site only for the purposes of security and maintenance of the site.
2. The unit shall be completely removed at the end of the allowed time
period.
E. Parking And Access:
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months from issuance of certificate of zoning
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1. Adequate off street parking shall be provided to serve the use.
2. The use shall not displace the required off street parking spaces or
loading areas of the principal permitted uses on the site.
3. The entrance and exit drives shall be designed to prevent traffic
hazards and nuisances.
4. All surfaces used for parking and drive aisles shall minimize dust
emissions through the use of,paving. dustless material, vegetative cover
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11-3E-5 A. The use shall be prohibited in residential districts.
B. The applicant or owner shall obtain written approval of the Meridian city fire
department.
C. The applicant shall obtain permit approval for non-aerial common fireworks
for retail sales. All otherfireworks sales are rohibited.
11-3E-6 E When a temporary trailer is used for the subdivision model home/real estate
sales office, such trailer may cover a maximum of seven hundred (700j
square feet. Where a residential structure is used for the subdivision
model homelreal estate sales office, the square footage of the structure
shall be the maximums uare foota e allowed.
11-3E-6 F Where on-street parking adjoins the subdivision model homelreal estate sales
office, no additional parking areas shall be required otherwise two off-
street arkin s aces shall be re uired,
11-3E-8
11-3E-9 A Events, such as festivals, carnivals, circuses, fairs, and amusement rides may
be allowed in any nonresidential district for a period not to exceed two (2)
week
11-3G-3 Al The total land area of all common open space shall equal or exceed en
ercent 1 % of the ross land area of the develo ment.
11-4-3 12D Location: The secondary dwelling unit may be_ located within or attached to
the primary dwelling; detached structure; or above or beside a detached
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structure, such as a ara e.
11-4-3 12E Parking: At least one parking space shall be provided on site for the econdar
dwellin unit in addition to the re uired arkin for the existin residential unit.
11-4-3 2 AIIAutdoor recreation areas and structures that are not fully enclosed shall
maintain a minimum setback of one hundred feet (100') from any abutting
residential districts. The playing areas of golf courses, including golf tees,
fairwa s, and reens, are an exce tion to this standard.
11-4-3 21 D
11-4-3 2768 Each residential structure shall have access for firefighting and emergency
medical services to the nearest street and/or parking areas, Such access shall
be a minimum of four feet 4' in width and shall have a vertical curb or other
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E. Parking areas shall be paved, in vegetative ~
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standards for access as determined by the
transportation authority. ¶
E. Parking areas shall be paved, in vegetative
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appropriate design element to prevent vehicle parking on-or other
encroachments within-the access.
11-4-3 94 Upon tentative approval of the application by the director, the applicant or
owner shall secure and maintain a basic daycare license from the state of
Idaho de artment of health and welfare, Tamil and children's services division.
11-4-3 9A6 The applicant shall not exceed the maximum number of clients as stated in the
a roved ermit or as stated in this Title,
11-5A-2 Table Development agreement modification; Recommending body, D; Decision
Makin Bod : CC' Process: PH
11-5A-2 Table Plat, final, modificatio Process: PM
11-5A-2 Table Plat, shoR. Recommendin bod ~ D; Decision Makin Bod ~ CC; Process: PH
11-5A-5 C Applicants for permits requiring a public hearing are required to hold a
neighborhood meeting to provide an opportunity for public review of the
proposed project prior to the submittal of an application ex, cept a
neighborhood meeting is not required for a vacation. short plat and(or a
develo meat a reement modification.
11-5A-5 D1 Required: All applicants for permitsJequiring apublic hearing shall post the
subject property, except posting is not required for a unified development code
text amendment, a comprehensive plan text amendmentvacation short la
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11-5A-8 MEDIATION. An applicant may request mediation consistent with Idaho Code
67-6510.
11-5B-3 F DevelopmentAgreement.
1 The City and/or an applicant may request a development agreement or a
modification to a development agreement consistent with Idaho Code § 67-
6511A. The development agreement may be initiated by the City or applicant
as part of a request for annexation and/or rezone at any time prior to the
adoption of findings for such request.
2. A development agreement may be modified by the Clty or an affected party
of the development agreement. Decision on the development agreement
modification is made by the city council in accord with chapter 5,
"Administration" of this title.
11-5B-6 F2 For conditional use permits that also require platting, the final plat must be
recorded within this ei hteen 18 month eriod.
11-5B-6 F7
11-5B-6 H Revocation: See Section 11-1-11 D,
11-5C-1 Purpose: the purpose of this article is to establish procedures that guarantee
the completion of improvements where city engineer signature on the final plat
or occupancy of a structure is desired, but the improvements required by the
cit have not been com leted.
11-5C-2 The provisions of this article shall apply~o those improvements that are not
needed to protect the public health, safety and life (including but not limited to
Jandscaping, fencing,, pressurized irrigation systems and site amenities and
those 'm rovements that are needed to rotect the ublic health safet and
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time extensions may be granted to a single
conditional use.
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be revoked or modfied by the city council,
upon notice and hearing, for breach or
violation of any condition of approval or
limitation of the permit. ¶
2. If the city council decides to revoke a
conditional use permit, either on its own action
or upon complaint to the city council, the
council shall notify the permit holder of its
intention to revoke the conditional use permit
and provide the permit holder with the
opportunity to contest the revocation. ¶
3. Fifteen (15) days' prior notice of the hearing
shall be given to the permit holder and all
property owners within three hundred feet
(300') of the boundaries of the land that was
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and conclusions of law supporting its decision
to revoke the conditional use permit. If the
council does not decide to revoke the
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conclusions of law shall be made. ¶
5. An aggrieved permit holder or complainant
may appeal the decision of the city council
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life (including but not limited tourlrater, sewer, and powerfacilities; parking lot
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11-5C-3 B All improvements related to public life, safety and health shall be completed
prior to occupancy of the structures. Where approved by the city engineer, an
owner may post surety for such improvements in order to obtain city engineer
si nature on the final lat.
11-5C-3 C In the event that an applicant and/or owner cannot complete the non-life, non-
safety and non-health improvements, such as landscaping, pressurized
irrigation, and fencing,prior to city engineer signature on the final plat and/or
prior to occupancy, a surety agreement may be approved in accord with the
rocedures set forth in this cha ter.
11-6B-5 A1c The proposed subdivision does not exceed four (4) lots (excluding landscaping
lots) on previously platted property or does not exceed two (2) lots (excluding
landsca in lots on a arcel of land
11-tiB-5 A1d No new street dedication, excluding widening of an existing street, is involved;
and
11-6B-5 A2 A condominium plat application for property in any district may be processed
as a short plat whereall buildings are constructed or have received building
ermits for construction.
11-6B-5 B Preapplication Conference: The applicant shall complete a preapplication
conference with the director or designee prior to submittal of an application for
a hort lat.
11-tiB-5 D Decision: In accord with chapter 5, "Administration", of this title, a decision on
a short plat is made by the it council with recommendation from. the director
and/or cit en ineer.
11-6B-7 B Phased Development: In the event that the development of the preliminary plat
is made in successive phases in an orderly and reasonable manner, and
conforms substantially to the approved preliminary plat, such segments, if
ec~,.,_orded within successive intervals of eighteen (18) months, maybe.,,,.,
considered for final approval without resubmission for preliminary plat
a royal.
11-tiB-7 C Authorize Extension: Upon written request and filing by the applicant prior to
the termination of the period in accord with subsection A and subsection B of
this section, the director may authorize a single extension of time to record the
final lat not to exceed ei hteen 18 months.
11-6C-3 D7 Depictions: For any plats using a common driveway, the setbacks, building
envelope, and orientation of the lots and structures shall be shown on the
relimina and/or as an exhibit with the final lat a lication.
11-tiC-3 E2 Total easement width shall not be less than ten feet (10'), unless specifically
approved by city council at the time of final plat approval or as approved
throw h an easement vacation a lication.
11-7-1 A2 Allows for innovative design that creates visually pleasing and cohesive
patterns of development~including but not limited to residential development at
densities greater than eight (8) units per acre where garage doors are
enerall not frontin the street ;and
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January 25, 2007
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APPLICANT
REQUEST Other Matters of Mutual Interest
AGENCY
CITY CLERK:
CITY ENGINEER:
CITY PLANNING DIRECTOR:
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY POLICE DEPT:
CITY FIRE DEPT:
CITY BUILDING DEPT:
CITY WATER DEPT:
CITY SEWER DEPT:
CITY PARKS DEPT:
MERIDIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT:
SANITARY SERVICE COMPANY
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH:
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION:
SETTLERS IRRIGATION:
IDAHO POWER:
US WEST:
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS:
MERIDIAN POST OFFICE:
OTHER: See attached Emails from Ciflzens
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January 30, 2007
ITEM NO. S
COMMENTS
Contacted: Date: Phone:
Emailed: Staff Initials:
Materials presented at public meetings shall become property of the City of M®ridian.