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MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
JUNE 6, 1989
ITEM: MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING HELD MAY 16, 1989:
PROCLAMATION DECLARING JUNE 17, 1989 "PAINT THE TOWN DAY"
1: PUBLIC HEARING: APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT BY PATSY
GARRETT FOR DAY CARE: (APPROVED)
2: PUBLIC HEARING: APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT BY TRUDY
HADLEY FOR DAY CARE: (APPROVED)
3: PUBLIC HEARING: VARIANCE REQUEST BY KENNETH ECK ON FENCE :(APPROVED)
4: PRE-TERMINATION HEARING: WATER/SEWER/TRASH DELINQUENCIES: (APPROVED)
5: APPROVE THE BILL S: (APPROVED)
6: PETER COVINO,JR. , USE OF OLD INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL: (NOT IN ATTENDANCE)
7: ORDINANCE # 507: PARKING ORDINANCE, SECOND READING: (APPROVED)
8: ORDINANCE # 508: AMENDMENT TO ABANDONED VEHICLE & PERSONAL PROPERTY
ORDINANCE: SECON D READING: (APPROVED)
9: ORDINANCE # 509: OPEN CONTAINER ORDINANCE; SECOND READING: (APPROVED)
10: ORDINANCE # 510: AMENDMENT TO OFFENSIVE. OR NOXIOUS WEED ORDINANCE;
SECOND READING: (APPROVED)
11: ORDINANCE # 511: IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE CANALS & DITCHES; MAINTENANCE:
SECOND READING: (AppROVED)
12: DEPARTMENT REPOR TS:
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL JUNE 6, 1989
Regular Meeting of the Meridian City Council called to order by Mayor Grant Kingsford
at 7:30 p.m.:
Members Present: Ron Tolsma, Bert Myers, Bob Giesler, Walt Morrow, Grant Kingsford:
Others Present: Terry Smith, Wilma Blair, Steven P. Cady, Kevin Robertson, Bill Gordon,
K. Beumeler, Kenneth Eck, Sharon Olsen, Gary Smith, Paul Stutzman, Patsy Garrett, Trudy
Hadley, Moe Alidjani, Skip Voss, Ray Campbell, Carla Miller, Gene Kindred, Liz Bolts,
Jack Niemann:
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve the Minutes of the
previous meeting held May 16, 1989 as written:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Mayor Kingsford read a Proclamation declaring June 17, 1989 as "Paint The Town Day".
Item #1: Public Hearing: Application for Conditional Use Permit by Patsy Garrett for
Day Care: At this time i will open the public hearing, is there anyone from the public
who wishes to offer testimony on the Conditional Use Permit for Patsy Garrett? There
was no response. Public Hearing is closed. Council Members you have the Findings of
Fact & Conclusions prepared for the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Myers made a motion and Tolsma seconded it to approve of the Findings of Facts &
Conclusions of Law as prepared for the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Roll Call Vote: Morrow - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Myers - Yea; Tolsma - Yea:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Kingsford: We now need to approve the Coniditonal Use Permit.
Myers made a motion to approve the Conditional Use Permit.
Tolsma: I have a question on this. The basement area has been converted to a play area
for children, Mr. Fire Marshal was the basement approved.
Voss: Not at the time we did our inspection, we did not know it would be part of the
Day Care.
Tolsma: Does it require two entrances and two exits?
Voss: I am not sure at this time under the new law where basements are covered under
the new State Law for Day Care Centers.
Kingsford: Is Patsy here? Could you address that issue.
Garrett: I don't have a Day Care in my basement. I don't use the basement at all.
Myers: I withdraw the motion I had previously made.
Morrow: I would move that we strike Item #10 from the Findings, Myers seconded.
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Motion Carried: All Yea:
Myers made a Motion and Tolsma seconded it to approve the Condition Use Permit for
Patsy Garrett for Day Care.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #2: Public Hearing: Application for Conditional Use Permit by Trudy Hadley for
Day Care: At this time I will open the Public Hearing for testimony on that issue,
is there anyone from the public who wishes to offer testimony? Would you please
come forward and state your name and be sworn.
Carla Miller, 652 West Idaho, was sworn by City Attorney.
Miller: it is really hard now days to find a good sitter you can trust to have
you kids eight hours a day. Trudy is very responsible.
Kingsford: Anyone else from the public that wishes to offer testimony on this issue.
There was no response. I will now close the Public Hearing. Council members you've
have the Findings of Facts and Conclusions as prepared by Planning & Zoning.
Giesler: I would like to ask Wayne regarding the swimming pool, in the Findings it does
have a release of the City from any liability. With this in fact we would never have
any problems.
Crookston: There is always exposure to the City, but the waiver helps it.
Hadley: The swimming pool is for sale. It's not near as important to me as my kids.
It is for sale.
Myers made a motion and Tolsma seconded it to approve the Findings of Facts and
Conclusions of Law as prepared for the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Roll Call Vote: Morrow - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Myers - Yea; Tolsma - Yea;
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Morrow made a motion and Myers seconded it to approve the Conditional Use Permit
for Trudy Hadley for Day Care.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #3: Public Hearing: Variance Request by Kenneth Eck on Fence: At this time I
will open the Public Hearing on that issue. Is there anyone from the Public who
wishes to offer testimony on this issue. There was no response. At this time I will
close the Public Hearing. Any questions of the Council?
Giesler: Have you had an opportunity to review this request at this location, Bill?
Chief Gordon: Yes I have, the Sergeant took me out this afternoon and explained the
situation. The City Engineer has been out there and I think the two of them have come
up with a solution to allow enough room for visibility. The street department has
placed a yield sign on the one intersection, the speed and the yield sign and the
visibility what we all have come up with has allowed enough room where it is a safe
condition.
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Giesler: There would be no chance at all that maybe you'd feel the need to put
a stop sign there instead of a yield sign. I think that the yield sign is great,
it has been needed there for a long time but whether we could even get a stop
sign there might be a problem.
City Engineer: I think it would be a problem. We did have a hard time getting a
stop sign at Pine and Linder and there were a few accidents there.
Giesler: If they feel comfortable with it that's the only questions that I had.
Kingsford: Kenneth, it is my understanding that you are planning to move that back
from the sidewalk 5 ft.
Eck: Yes, I appreciate the efforts of Gary and the officers involved for working with
me on this.
Giesler made a Motion and Morrow seconded it to approve the Variance Request for
Kenneth Eck on the fence.
Giesler amends his motion and Morrow withdraws his second so the motion can be amended.
Giesler makes a Motion and Morrow seconds it to have the Findings of Fact drawn up
by the City Attorney.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Tolsma made a Motion and Myers seconded it to approve the Conditionary Building of the
fence.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #4: Pre-Termination Hearing: Water/Sewer/Trash Delinquencies:
Mayor Kingsford: This is to inform you in writing, if you choose to, you have the
right to a pre-termination hearing at 7:30 p.m. 6/6/89 before the Mayor and City Council,
to appear in person to be judged on facts and defend the claim made by the City that
your water, sewer, and trash bill is delinquent. You may retain counsel. Is there
anyone present to contest their water, sewer & trash bill?
Wilma Blair, I have a part of my bill now $30.00 and I could pay the rest next
month.
Kingsford: I would recommend to the Council that we exclude this one from the turn
off list. Anyone else from the public? Come forward and state your name.
Steven Cady, Meridian Mobile Home Park: The water and trash bill has been paid, the
sewer is what seems to be the question here. I received my sewer bill for March and
it was about $1,200.00. We did have some major leaks in the park and Gary had adjusted
the bill about $203.00 but it is still a $1,000.00 sewer bill. I have written a letter
to Gary, Mayor Kingsford and Jack. This bill is an increase of 548 over the highest
bill I have ever received. I paid the water because we wasted it but I can't see
paying a huge sewer bill for running it out on the road.
Kingsford: We did have some concern, and all the trailer parks were up during that
time. Alot of people left the water running to keep it from freezing and that contributed
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to part of it. Maybe Gary since you have your notes there you could shed some light
on this.
City Engineer: Basically, what I received from Steven was a copy of a plumbers bill
for a repair which was made in February and that was the only evidence I had.
I went back and looked at the average usage for the three mobile home parks and there
were two that were up and one that was down. The basis that I recommend a adjustment
is from the evidence of repair. To do any more work or possibility of adjustment that's
what we need.
Kingsford: Could we make an appointment to meet with you next week and look at that.
Is there anyone else from the public who wishes to contest their water, sewer, trash bill?
Please come forward and state your name.
Sharon Olsen: My problem is concerning 1434 West 8th, Apt. C, it had a high bill
in March. There hasn't been anyone in it since January 20th and it was empty until
February 15th when a single man moved in. The bill says I used 22,000 Gal. I requested
some information from the PUC regarding water meters, I was wondering if a piece of
ice could have passed through it and caused a malfunction. I had my water meter tested
and it did register slow and they took it out. Since they took it out I have used
2,200 Gal. not 22,000 Gal.
City Engineer: We did our standard procedure as far as a leak check. We tested the
meter and I called Mrs. Olsen and told her the results at which time she requested
to watch the test so we retested it again. The meter was replaced and in May there
was 2,600 Gal. monitored. I did adjust the sewer average down so that Mrs. Olsen
wasn't paying the average based on the 22,000 Gal.for the remainder of the summer.
Morrow made the motion and Myers seconded it to have the Board of Adjustment handle
this.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Kingsford: is there anyone else who wishes to contest their water, sewer, trash bill.
There was no response. I would recommend that the Council approve the turn off list
less those who have appeared here tonight.
Myers. made the Motion and Tolsma seconded it to approve the turn off list with the
exclusion of those who appeared here tonight.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Kingsford: They are hereby informed that they may appeal or have the decision of the
City reviewed by the Fourth Judicial Court, pursuant to Idaho Code. Even though
they appeal their water will be shut off: The amount of delinquencies this month is
$8,471.42.
Item #5: Approve the Bills:
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Giesler to approve the payment of the bills:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #6: Peter Covino, Jr., Use of Old Intermediate School:
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Kingsford: Being absent we will skip over that item on the Agenda.
Item #7: Ordinance #507: Parking Ordinance, Second Reading:
Kingsford: An Ordinance of the City of Meridian repealing Chapter 1, 'Pitle 10 of
the revised and compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian and re-enacting said
Chapter 1, Title 10 to read as set forth herein; and repealing Chapter 3, Title 10
of the revised and compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian and re-enacting said
Chapter 3, Title 10 to read as set forth herein; and to provide an effective date.
Crookston: The Ordinance recodifies the parking provisions the most important change
of which is the change the violation parking limitation from a misdemeanor to an
infraction and makes the entire parking area enforceable.
Myers: Extended Parking Prohibited 10-305, it basically says that you can not park
a vehicle on the street for 72 hours or longer. So if you have company come visit
you and their vehicle is parked in front of your house for 72 hours they are subject
to having a .citation. Is that correct?
Crookston: Yes, that is correct.
There was further discussion on this Ordinance. (TAPE ON FILE)
Kingsford: Let's call this the second reading of this Ordinance.
Gene Kindred: On RV units, does the setback Ordinance have anything to do with that?
What if it's more than 72 hours.
Kingsford: Then what you have is we have an Ordinance that doesn't allow for those
to be there in a residential zone. If it is more than 72 hours then you need to come
before the Council and get prior approval.
Ray Campbell: Voiced his concerns about vehicles parked on the sidewalks, trailers
which are left sitting with no motor vehicle attached. Concerned about emergency
vehicles being able to get into the Court.
Kingsford: Your concerns are shared by a number of other people. The major thing with
parking on the sidewalks is that the idea of now we can enforce it.
Morrow: The only thing we are down to now is the vehicle weight and whether or not
its licensed weight or vehicle weight.
Terry Smith: Section 10-302 #11 - Am I correct that the there is the ability to
fluxuate the hours, the limit now is 2 hours for the parking.
Crookston: There is not that much flexibility in it.
Campbell: How about all the garbage trailers, etc. left sitting all year.
Kingsford: Those are all covered in this Ordinance.
Liz Bolts: We live in Meridian Place Subdivision, currently we have a trailer that's
sitting on Jericho that has been there for months. Also voiced concerns about
trailers etc. left sitting.
Kingsford: I have had it brought to my attention about some vehicles parked on Meridian
Road, some individuals payed the highway district to widen it there so it is on their
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property.Would it be appropriate for us to approve the Ordinance deleting section
10-308 and go ahead and retune that and get it passed as a separate version.
Crookston: You can leave the section as 10-308 and mark it as reserved and approve
it when it's done.
Bolts: When can this start to be enforced after it's published?
Kingsford: As soon as it is published.
Robertson: No problem with us starting to enforce it but we will need a final copy
before we can start because we will have to have some City citations printed up with
a code number on them.
Crookston: This probably wouldn't be enforceable until at least June 15th.
The Motion was .made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma that the rules and provisions of
50-902 and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordinances be read on three
different days be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 507 be passed and approved
with section 10-308 being shown as reserved until such time it has been reworked.
Roll Call Vote: Morrow - Yea; Myers - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Tolsma - Yea:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #8: Ordinance #508: Amendment to Abandoned Vehicle * Personal Property Ordinance:
Second Reading:
Kingsford: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN REPEALING CHAPTER 18. TITLE 8,
ABANDONED, WRECKID OR STOLEN VEHICLES OR PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND RE-ENACTING SAID
CHAPTER WITH CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Crookston: This is a recodification of an existing Ordinance that the City of Meridian
has in effect. It readopts the majority of what we had before but it also enmbles the
City to go onto private property to remove abandoned or junk vehicles. It also makes
the owner of the property responsible for the cost of removal.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma that the rules and provisions of
50-902 and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordinances be read on three different
days be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 508 be passed and approved.
Roll Call Vote: Morrow - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Myers - Yea; Tolsma - Yea:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #9: Ordinance #509: Open Container Ordinance: Second Reading:
Kingsford: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ADOPTING AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OPEN
CONTAINER LAW PROHIBITING THE REMOVAL OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES FROM A LICENSED ESTABLISH-
MENT; AND PROHIBITING THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN A MOTOR VEHICLE; AND
PROVIDING PENALTIES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Crookston: Initially the Ordinance was drafted to not only prohibit consumption of
alcoholic beverages in a vehicle but also having an open container in a vehicle also
passed to prohibit the removal of any container of alcoholic beverage from a licensed
premises and to provide penalties. I have changed the wording to define what a premises
is.
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Basically the premises it that area owned or operated by an individual operating
the business that holds the Beer, Wine or Liquor License and adjacent property
which is improved with patios, sidewalks or enclosed areas it makes those also
a part of the licensed premises.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma that the rules and provisions of 50-902
and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordinances be read on three different days
be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 509 be passed and approved.
Roll Call Vote: Morrow - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Myers - Yea; Tolsma - Yea:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #10: Ordinance #510: Amendment to Offensive or Noxious Weed Ordinance; Second
Reading:
Kingsford: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN AND AMENDING CHAPTER 9, TITLE 8, OF THE
REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN CHANGING THE NOTICE REQUIREMENTS
FOR A FIRE HAZARD NUISANCE, ADDING PROVISION FOR COLLECTION OF COURT COSTS AND ATTORNEY
FEES IN THE EVENT SUIT IS BROUGHT TO ENJOIN A NUISANCE, AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE
ASSESSMENT OF SPECIAL LEVIES AGAINST PROPERTY TO BE COLLECTED WITH THE REAL PROPERTY
TAXES IN THE EVENT THE CITY ABATES A DECLARED NUISANCE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Crookston: Again the City already had an Ordinance dealing with this subject matter,
the specific additions are to allow for collection of costs if the City has to go
upon the property to do things and makes those costs assessible with the real property
taxes and if not paid they can be collected by that means.
Giesler: Do I read this correctly, this will be strictly enforced by the Fire Department?
Kingsford: They will be the issuing agency.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma that the rules and provisions of
50-902 .and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordinances be read on three different
days be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 510 be passed and approved.
Roll Call Vote: Morrow - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Myers - Yea; Tolsma - Yea:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #11: Ordinance #511: Irrigation & Drainage Canals & Ditches; Maintenance:
Second Reading:
Kingsford: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER OF THE REVISED
AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN DEALING WITH IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE
CANALS AND DITCHER AND MAINTENANCE THEREOF WHICH CHAPTER SHALL BE ADDED TO TITLE 9,
PUBLIC WAYS AND PROPERTYr AND SHALL BE KNOWN AS CHAPTER 9, "IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE
CANALS AND DITCHES; MAINTENANCE"; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Crookston: This is a new provision, is proposed to be added to the Meridian Ordinances
that we've not had before. It deals with ditches, canals, irrigation and drainage.
It provides that the owner of the property through which the ditch passes has the
duty to maintain the ditch so that it has the required flow not only for the drainage
but for also to meet the downstream users needs. Provides that they can be notified
that they are not maintaining the ditch that flows through their property, if they do
not the City can take action to remedy the problem, and again those costs can be
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assessed against the property and collected with the property tax.
Giesler: Who is going to enforce this one?
Crookston: That is not set forth in the Ordinance.
There was further discussion on this. (TAPE ON FILE)
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma that the rules and provisions of
50-902 and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordinances be read on three different
days be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 511 be passed and approved.
Roll Call Vote: Morrow - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Myers - Yea; Tolsma - Yea:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
Kingsford: We need to send Quality Limo a thank you. I thank all of you who helped
with parking.
Mayor Kingsford: Introduced Chief Bill Gordon to the Council. Do you have
anything tonite Bill?
Gordon: I would ask that the Mayor give me some time to review the policy changes
with the Police Department, I would like enough time to go over it and then get back
with Bob before we bring it back to the City Council.
Kingsford: That is very appropriate.
Crookston: Just for the edification of the City since they are involved in the
Revolving Loan Fund, Mr. Hodgkins has filed bankruptcy as well as Power Dynamics.
Morrow: The main issue is that we need some guidance on older existing buildings
with changing uses or partial leases.The last meeting we addressed an issue with
the school in terms of and it was discussed at that time that our Fire Marshal had
indicated that the use was OK in terms of ingress egress in those types of things.
There are certain deficiencies between the Fire Life Safety Code and the Uniform
Building Code that we need to develop a policy concerning that building and other
buidings whether we require them all to be brought up to code at the time they are
going to be used or if we are going to reuire phased in and if so how much is
phased in. After extensive talks with our Fire Marshal since our last meeting there
were alot more deficiencies than simply the ingress egress question.
There was further discussion on this. (TAPE ON FILE)
Giesler: I would just like to thank the Police Department for all the help they
gave at the Parade.
Myers: I just wanted to clarify the vote when he was approved. I abstained and I wanted
to clarify that, the reason I did abstain is that I had not had a chance to review any
of the information and did not know at that time who the Chief was going to be until
they announced it, so I didn't feel like I should vote one way or another. Since that
time I have had a chance to review his resume and talked to some people and I'm very
glad he is on board.
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Tolsma: The Limo's we rode in in the Parade the other night were donated from
Quality Limo in Boise and they wanted to get a little exposure.
Mayor Kingsford: We need to have budgets in by the end of the month. Next meeting will
be on Wednesday July 5th. With regard to the several Conditional Use Permits we have
given for Day Care where do we stand with Ms. Perkins?
Crookston: I haven't had an opportunity to investigate her circumstances further.
I will. `
Myers made the Motion and Tolsma seconded it to adjourn the meeting at 9:10 p.m.
Motion Carried: All Yea: (TAPE ON FILE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS)
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OFFICIALS
JACK NIEMAN N, City Clerk
JANICE GASS, Treasurer CITY OF MERIDIAN
BRUCE D. STUART, Water Works Supt.
EARL WARD, WKeW er SupL torney 33 EAST IDAHO
KENNY BOWERS, Flre Chief
ROY PORTER, Police Chief MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
GARY SMITH, City Engineer
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GRANT P. KINGSFORD
Mayor
THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
CITY OF MERIDIAN
STATE OF IDAHO
PROCI.AMATI~1
COUNCILMEN
RONALD R. TOLSMA
J. E. BERT MYERS
ROBERT GIESLER
WALT MORROW
Chairmen Zoning 8 Planning
JIM JOHNSON
WHEREAS, on June 17, 1989, "Paint The Town Day", over 4,200 volunteers will
paint the homes of 158 seniors or handicapped Treasure valley
residents in 11 communities; and
WHEREAS, 212 of these volunteers will paint the homes of 13 seniors or
handicapped Meridian residents; and
WHEREAS, the labor, paint, and other supplies for the project will be provided,
without charge, for the residents; and
WHEREASr the Meridian Kiwanis Club is the coordinator of "Paint The Town" in
Meridian; and
WHEREAS "PAINT THE TOWN" is being organized and sponsored by radio stations
KHOI, KQFC, television station KIVI, U.S. West, The Idaho Statesman
West One Bank, Idaho, N.A., The Fred Meyer Corporation and Boise
Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc.; and
WHEREAS, this outstanding community service project will benefit senior citizens
and handicapped who may find it extremely difficult to maintain the
beauty and condition of their homes;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Grant P. Kingsford, Mayor of the City of Meridian, Idaho, do
hereby proclaim June 17~ 1989 as
"PAINP THE TO4dd DAY"
in the City of Meridian, and do commend the participating corporations,
firms, service organizations, media and individuals for their generous
support and involvement in this worthwhile project.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand on this the 6th day
of June, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred eighty-nine.
OF MERIDIANr IDAH
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ORDINANCE NO. ~D 7
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CZTY OF MERIDIAN REPEALING CHAPTER 1, TITLE
10 OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN AND RE-ENACTING SAID CHAPTER 1, TITLE 10 TO READ AS SET
FORTH HEREIN; AND REPEALING CHAPTER 3, TITLE 10 OF THE REVISED
AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN AND RE-ENACTING
SAID CHAPTER 3, TITLE 10 TO READ AS SET FORTH HEREIN; AND TO
PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Meridian, State of Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best
interests of said City to repeal Chapter 1, Title 10, Traffic
Rules and Regulations and Chapter 3, Title 10, Motor Vehicle
Laws, of the Revised and Compiled Ordinances of the City of
Meridian and to re-enact said sections to provide in Chapter 1,
Title 10, for an adoption of the Idaho Motor Vehicle Code with
specific additions and to provide in Chapter 3, Title 10, for
specific parking provisions.
NOW, THEREFOR, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
SECTION 1. That Chapter 1, Title 10 of the Revised and
Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. That Chapter 1, Title 10 of the Revised and
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Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby re-enacted
and shall read as follows:
10-101 ADOPTION OF IDAHO MOTOR VEHICLE
LAWS: That there is hereby adopted the
motor vehicle laws of the State of Idaho,
that being particularly Title 49, Idaho Code as
presently in effect or as may hereafter be amended,
three (3) copies of which are on file at the office of
the City Clerk, being marked and identified as the
Idaho Motor Vehicle Laws, and published annually by
the authority of the Idaho Department of
Transportation, Boise, Idaho, for the regulation of
motor vehicles and motor vehicle traffic within the
municipal boundaries of the City of Meridian, and said
Idaho Motor Vehicle Laws, and any subsequent
amendments enacted into law by the Idaho Legislature,
contained in said document, or its subsequent
editions.
A. Form of Citations: When
citations are issued for
violations of this Section, a
reference to the corresponding
Idaho Motor Vehicle Law shall be
made on the citation in the
following manner:
.114 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-114, Display
of Plates and Tags,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.116 A violation of I.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 1 1 6,
Registration to be
Renewed, shall be cited
as a violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.233 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-233, Required
Motor Vehicle Insurance,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
AMBROSE,
FIT2GERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attomeye end
Cpuna<lore
P.O. Box a2T
MerlElan, Idaho
BJ84Y
Telephone BBBId81
.245 A Violation of I.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 2 4 5,
Certificate or Proof of
Liability Insurance to
be Carried in Motor
Vehicle shall be cited
as a violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.307 A violation of I.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 3 0 7,
Operators and Chauffeurs
Must be Licensed, shall
be cited as a violation
of this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.320 A violation of Z.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 3 2 0,
Restricted Licenses,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.612 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-612, Traffic
Control Signal Legend,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.626 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-626, Further
Limitations on Driving
Left of Center of
Roadway, shall be cited
as a violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
AM BROSE,
FITZGERALO
B CROOKSTON
Atlorneye en0
Couneeloro
P.O. Bo. AZT
MerlElen, IOeho
B3N2
raleononaeee+~s~
.627 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-627, No
Passing Zones, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.630 A violation of I.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 6 3 0,
Following Too Closely,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section.
.642 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-642, Vehicle
Turning Left, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.643 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-643, Stop
Signs and Yield Signs,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.644 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-644, Vehicle
Entering Roadway, shall
be cited as a violation
of this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.661 A violation of I,C.
Section 49-661, Required
Position and Method of
Turning, shall be cited
as a violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
AM BROSE,
FIT2GERALD
6 CROOKSTON
Attorneys enE
Counselors
P.O. Boz 47l
Metlelen, Ideoo
83N2
TeleP~one BBBJ~Bt
.681 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-681, Basic
Rule and Maximum Speed
Limits, shall be cited
as a violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.693 A violation of I.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 6 9 3,
Stopping, Standing or
Parking Prohibited in
Specific Places, shall
be cited as a violation
of this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.702 A violation of I.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 7 0 2,
Limitations on Backing,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.711 A violation of I.C.
Section 49-711, Putting
Glass, Etc. on Highway
Prohibited, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.801A A violation of
I.C. Section 49-801A,
Slow Moving Vehicles-
Definition, Restriction,
Equipment - Emblems on
Certain Machinery, shall
be cited as a violation
of this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
AMBROSE,
FITZOERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attorneys antl
Couneelora
I P.O. Boa 42T
Merl0len, Itleho
89842
Telephone BBB~p81
.801B A violation of
I.C. Section 49-801B,
Fertilizer Trailers-
Defined as Implements of
Husbandry - Operational
Restrictions, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.801C A violation of
I.C. Section 49-801C,
Scope and Effect of Reg-
ulations, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.837 A violation of I.C.
S e c t i o n 4 9- 8 3 7,
Windshields Must be
Unobstructed and
Equipped with Wipers,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.837A A violation of
I.C. Section 49-837A,
Prohibiting use of
Certain Applications on
Windshields, Certain
Windows or Headlamps in
Moto r V e h i c l e s-
Exterior Mirrors - Sales
Prohibited - Penalty,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.1002 A violation of
AMRROBE,
FIT2GERALD
B CROOKBTON
AHOmeye and
Counaolora
P.O. Bow d~]
Meritllen, Itleho
83842
Telephone 88&6681
I.C. Section 49-1002,
Accidents Involving
Damage to Vehicle,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.1004 A violation of
I.C. Section 49-1004,
Duty Upon Striking
Unattended Vehicle,
shall be cited as a
violation of this
Section of the Meridian
Ordinances.
.1006 A violation of
I.C. Section 49-1006,
Immediate Notice of
Accidents, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.1103 A violation of
I.C. Section 49-1103,
Reckless Driving, shall
be cited as a violation
of this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.1132 A violation of
I.C. Section 49-1132,
Overtaking and Passing
School Bus, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
.2703 A violation of
I.C. Section 49-2703,
Requirements -
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
S CROOKBTON
Atlorneya and
Counaeloro
P.O. Boz z21
MarlEian, ItlMio
8382
Talapftone 8881181
Procedure, shall be
cited as a violation of
this Section of the
Meridian Ordinances.
10-102 PENALTIES: Any person who violates
any provision of this Chapter shall be
deemed guilty of an infraction and, upon
conviction thereof, shall be fined twenty
five dollars ($25.00) for each violation.
10-103 FIRE DEPARTMENT MEMBERS' VEHICLES:
A bona fide member of the Meridian Fire
Department is hereby authorized to use the
red light or the flashing red light attached
to the front of the motor vehicle such
member of the Meridian Fire Department uses
in making runs to fires, provided such
member first obtains a written permit from
the City Clerk for use of such red light.
10-104 REPAIRING VEHICLES IN CITY STREETS:
It shall be unlawful for any person to
repair any vehicle in the streets of the
City, except for emergency repairs necessary
to move the same to private property.
10-105 FIRE DEPARTMENT EMERGENCY VEHICLE;
FOLLOWING, PARKING IN AREA OF, PEDESTRIANS
CLOSE TO:
A It shall be unlawful for any
driver of any vehicle, other than
an authorized emergency vehicle or
person, to park such vehicle
within the block, or within seven
hundred fifty feet (750') where
the fire apparatus has stopped in
answer to a fire alarm, or within
seven hundred fifty feet (750')
of the fire, whichever is
farthest,
AMRROSE,
FITZG ERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attorneys end
Counselors
P.O. Bo. 6T]
Meritllen, Itleho
B36<2
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B It shall be unlawful for any
pedestrian, other than authorized
personnel, to stand, loiter, walk
or otherwise be within one hundred
feet (100') of any fire scene or
within fifty feet (50') of any
piece of operating fire equipment.
(Operating fire equipment shall
include any item being used by
emergency personnel at a reported
fire or other related emergency
scene.)
10-106 SCHOOL AND CITY PROPERTY: I
be illegal for any person to operate,
stop or park any bicycle, vehicle or
on any property owned, rented or used
school district or any
rented or used by the City
sign or marking erected
control, direct or restr:
stopping, standing or
bicycle, vehicle or animal.
t shall
ride,
animal
by any
property owned,
. contrary to any
and intended to
ct the movement,
parking of any
10-107 DRIVING SPEEDS: No person shall
drive any vehicle, except emergency
vehicles, at a greater speed than designated
as follows:
A In any public park, 15 miles
per hour.
B On all other streets and alleys
in Meridian, 25 miles per hour, or
as otherwise posted.
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attorneys en0
Counselors
P.O. Box <RT
Maritllen, Itleno
83802
rel,PnonaeeB++si
10-108 DRIVING THROUGH FUNERAL PROCESSION
PROHIBITED: No driver shall drive a vehicle
between vehicles comprising a funeral,
parade or other authorized procession while
such vehicles are in motion.
10-109 U-TURNS: No U-turn or turn
reversing the direction of travel, shall be
made at any intersection in which "No U-
Turn" signs are erected, nor at any
intersection at which there is a traffic
signal light, nor at any place other than at
an intersection, nor unless there be
sufficient space to make such turn without
backing, nor unless prior to and during such
turn, the same be signalled in the manner
required by State law.
10-110 PARTIAL U-TURN: It shall be illegal
for any turn to be made commencing from the
lane of traffic in which a vehicle is moving
which crosses the opposite traffic lane and
which results in said vehicle parking or
coming to a stop on the opposite side of the
street from where the turn commenced.
10-111 IMPOUNDING OF VEHICLES; SALES:
A Impounding of Vehicles with
Hazardous or Offensive Loads: Any
police officer, fire department
official or other person
designated by the City shall have
the authority to remove to a safe
location or store at an impound
lot, any vehicle found parked
within the City limits of the
City, which is either:
1. Loaded with, or has
contained within or on
its structure any
inflammable or dangerous
substance, when such
substance is escaping or
leaking from its tank or
other container, or
otherwise creates an
immediate hazard.
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
d CROOKSTON
Auorneya and
Counaelon
P.O. Box a2]
MeriElan, IAMo
83N2
TaleDlrona eae~aei
2. Loaded with any
substance which creates
an offensive odor.
B Impounding of Vehicles Parked
in Excess of 72 hours: It shall be
unlawful for any vehicle to be
continuously parked in any one
location on any public property or
public alley, highway or right of
way for more than three (3>
consecutive days, seventy two (72)
hours.
Any police officer, after having
properly marked the vehicle, and
then having personal knowledge
that the vehicle is parked in
violation of this Section, may
impound said vehicle and have it
stored at an officially designated
impound storage lot.
C Moving Vehicles to Clean and
Repair Streets: It shall be
unlawful for any person to refuse,
upon request by the City or Ada
County Highway District, through
their authorized officials, to
move any vehicle parked on the
City streets, when such request is
made for the purpose of repair or
cleaning streets. If any person
owning such a vehicle or having an
interest therein refuses such
request, the City shall have the
right to move or impound the same
and charge the cost thereof to the
owner.
D Sale of Impounded Vehicles:
Sale of impounded vehicles shall
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD
&CROOKSTON
Atlomeys antl
Counselors
P.O. Box x27
Merltl lan, Itlaeo
e3Be2
TelepNOne BBB~BI
proceed pursuant to the rules and
regulations of the Department of
Law Enforcement, State of Idaho,
copies of which shall be on file
at the Meridian Police Department.
Section 3. That Chapter 3, Title 10 of the Revised and
Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby repealed.
Section 4. That Chapter 3, Title 10 of the Revised and
Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby re-enacted
and shall be known as "PARKING" and shall read as follows:
10-301 HANDICAPPED PARKING:
A. Parking a vehicle in a space
reserved for the handicapped,
which space is marked in
conformance with the requirements
specified in Idaho Code 49-213, is
prohibited, unless a vehicle is
momentarily in the space for the
purpose of allowing a handicapped
person to enter or leave the
vehicle, or unless a special
license plate or card for the
handicapped as prescribed in
sections 49-410, Idaho Code, or a
special temporary card as
prescribed in section 49-410,
Idaho Code, is displayed on the
vehicle. The registered owner of
a vehicle parked in violation of
the provisions of this section is
guilty of an infraction.
B Law enforcement officials are
empowered to enter upon private
property open to the public to
AM BROSE.
FITZO ERALD
&CflOOKSTON
Atlorneye entl
Counaeloro
P.O. Box a27
Merltllen, IOeho
838/2
TBIep~One B86«81
enforce the provisions of this
section.
C The Meridian Police Department
is hereby granted authority to
establish requirements for
handicapped parking zones and
spaces with the City of Meridian
pursuant to Idaho Code 49-213 &
410.
D On-Street Handicapped Parking
Space Requirement:
1. These spaces shall
be parallel with the
sidewalk where parallel
parking is required, or
at an angle to the
sidewalk where angle
parking is required.
Should angle parking be
used, the parking spaces
so designated for
handicapped use shall be
at least twelve (12)
feet in width.
2. All handicapped
parking spaces shall be
near curb cuts and/or
ramps for wheelchair and
other mechanical devise
usage.
3. For each designated
parking space or area
there shall be posted
immediately adjacent to,
and visible form each
stall or space, a sign,
which is at least
thirty-six (36) inches
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERAlO
B CROOKBTON
Attomays entl
Counselors
P.O. Boa d2]
Meritlian, Idaho
83802
Telephone BBBd081
above the ground,
consisting of the
i n t e r n a t i o n a l
handicapped symbol as
shown in Section 49-410,
Idaho Code.
10-302 STOPPING, STANDING OR PARKING
PROHIBITED IN SPECIFIED PLACES: Except when
necessary to avoid conflict with other
traffic, or in compliance with law or the
directions of a police officer or official
traffic control device, no person shall:
A. Stop, stand or park a vehicle:
1. On the roadway side
of any vehicle stopped
or parked at the edge or
curb of a street;
2. On a sidewalk or
parkway;
3. Within an
intersection;
4. On a crosswalk;
5. On a bike lane or
bike path as designated
by painted lines;
6. Within twenty feet
(20') of a bike path
approach ;
7. Between a safety
zone and the adjacent
curb or within thirty
feet (30') of points on
the curb immediately
opposite the ends of a
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
d CROONSTON
Attonwys anU
Counselor
P.O. Box X27
Merlolen, loMio
8382
TeleP~one BB&s~8/
AM BROSE,
FITZGERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attomays ana
Counselors
P.O. Bos L2]
Meritllen, Itla~o
BSM2
Telephone BBB~A<81
safety zone, unless
different length
indicated by signs
markings;
a
or
longside or
to any street
e x c a v a t i o n o r
obstruction when
stopping, standing or
parking would obstruct
traffic;
8 A
opposi
9. Upon any bridge or
other elevated structure
upon a highway or within
a highway tunnel;
10. On any
tracks;
railroad
11. At any place where
official traffic-control
devices posted at the
direction or under the
authority of the City or
Ada County Highway
District prohibit or
limit such stopping,
standing or parking. It
shall be prohibited for
any person to remain
stopped, standing or
parked past the time
limit prescribed on each
traffic control device.
In addition, at the
expiration of the posted
time limit, it will be
required that all
vehicles be removed from
the block face of the
area in which it was
parked in a posted time
limit for the remainder
of that calendar day.
B. Stand or
unless driver
momentarily
discharge a
passengers:
park a vehicle,
occupied, except
to pick up or
passenger or
1. In front of a public
or private driveway;
2. Within fifteen feet
(15') of a fire hydrant;
3. Within twenty feet
(20') of a crosswalk or
a bike/pedestrian curb
ramp, except at an
intersection where a
traffic control signal
is in operation;
4. Within thirty feet
(30') upon the approach
to any flashing signal,
stop sign, yield sign or
traffic control signal
located at the side of a
roadway;
5. Within twenty feet
{20') of the driveway
entrance to any fire
station and on the side
of a street opposite the
entrance to any fire
station within seventy-
five feet (75') of said
entrance when properly
sign-posted;
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD
B CROOKSTON
Altomeye end
COUneB1018
P.O. eov 027
Maritllen, Itlaho
83842
Telephone 88&1481
6. At any place where
official traffic
control devices posted
at the direction or
under the authority of
the City or Ada County
Highway District
prohibit such stopping.
C. Park a vehicle, whether
occupied or not, except
temporarily for the purpose of and
while actually engaged in loading
or unloading merchandise or
passengers:
1. Within fifty feet
(50') of the nearest
rail of a railroad
crossing;
2. At any place where
official traffic control
devices prohibit such
parking.
D. Park a vehicle in or upon a
street during the nighttime,
except that this prohibition does
not apply in a business or
restricted parking district and
the owners or occupants of
property adjacent to a street may
so park a vehicle in compliance
with and as authorized by any
other provision of the Ordinances
of Meridian. The Council, upon
finding and declaring the
necessity to prohibit the parking
or standing of vehicles upon a
street during the nighttime or at
other time during the day, may
upon motion or order direct the
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
6 CROOKSTON
Allomeye and
Counselon
P.O. Bo><~Zl
McNEbn, loalio
83812
Tebplwne BBNe61
Ada County Highway District to
post or erect signs prohibiting
or limiting the stopping, standing
or parking of any vehicle upon the
streets of the City.
10-303 PARKING NOT TO OBSTRUCT TRAFFIC: No
person shall stop, park or leave standing
any vehicle, whether attended or unattended,
upon a street or highway in such a manner or
under such conditions as to leave available
less than twelve feet (12') of such roadway
for the free movement of vehicular traffic.
10-304 PARKING IN ALLEYS: No person shall
park a vehicle within an alley, except while
actively engaged in the expeditious loading
and unloading of passengers, supplies and
merchandise. In no case shall the stop for
loading and unloading exceed thirty (30)
minutes.
10-305 EXTENDED PARKING PROHIBITED: No
person shall park a vehicle upon any street,
alley or public property for a period of
seventy two (72) hours or longer.
10-306 REQUIREMENTS FOR LEAVING VEHICLE
UNATTENDED: No person having control or
charge of a vehicle shall allow such vehicle
to stand on any street unattended without
stopping the motor of the vehicle and
effectively setting the brakes thereon.
10-307 PARKING OF VEHICLES IN RESIDENTIAL
AREAS:
A. No person shall park:
1. Any vehicle, either
m o t o r i z e d o r
unmotorized, having a
gross weight capacity in
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD
B CROOKSTON
Atlornaye snA
Counaelora
P.O. Boa 63]
Mer101an, IEaKo
83862
TeleP~ona BBB~6687
excess of twelve
thousand (12,000)
pounds, or
2 A n y t r a i l e r
regardless of type, or
3. Any motorhome,
mobil a h o m e, o r
recreational vehicle,
either motorized or
unmotorized, or
4. Any vehicle designed
or used primarily as
farm equipment,
whether attended or
unattended, upon the
s t r e e t s i n a n y
residential area within
the City fora period in
excess of two (2) hours.
B. No person shall park any
vehicle upon the streets in any
residential area within the City
limits for a continuous period in
excess of seventy two (72) hours.
In addition at the expiration of
the seventy two (72) hour time
limit it is required that the
vehicle be removed from the block,
or farther than 500 feet,
whichever is farther, from the
location in which it was
previously parked in the
residential zone.
C The provision of A and B above
shall not apply when a vehicle is
parked:
1. For the purpose of
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALO
S CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.O. Bos ~Y]
MmI01en, IENo
83862
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loading or unloading
passengers, materials,
or merchandise when
such passengers,
m a t e r i a l s o r
m e r c h a n d i s e a r e
actually being loaded or
unloaded;
2. For any purpose
incident to any lawful
construction project
located within the
immediate vicinity of
such parked vehicle;
3 For any purpose
incident to a lawful
commercial or industrial
operation loca ted in any
residential area and
conducted under a
conditional use permit
and so lon g as the
vehicle is parked
within one hundred
(100') feet of such
commercial or industrial
operation.
10-308 RESERVED.
10-309 PARKING TICKETS AND PROCEDURES: The
Parking Control Officer or a designated
member of such office, or the Police
Department shall have authority to issue
AMBROSE,
FIT2GERAlO
B CROONSTON
Atlomeys and
CouneelOre
P.O. eo, 121
Meridian, IdenO
83802
TeleDnone 888~u61
parking tickets as follows:
A. It shall be the duty of the
Parking Control Officer or a
designated member of such office
or the Police Department upon
observing a vehicle parked,
standing or stopped in violation
of the provisions specified in
Chapter 1, Title 10, to leave upon
such vehicle a separate notice for
each posted time limit or as
frequently as every two hours that
such vehicle has been parked or
stopped in violation of the
provisions of this Chapter, or in
violation of Chapter 1, Title 10.
Among other things, each notice
shall bear the date and hour of
leaving the same at or upon the
vehicle, make of the vehicle, and
its license number, the specific
Code section violated and the
amount of the fine, instructing
the owner or operator of such
vehicle to report to the Parking
Control Office. One copy of each
notice mentioned herein shall be
filed with the Meridian Police
Department.
B. Zn order to eliminate
burdening courts with violations
of ordinances and to eliminate
insofar as possible public
inconvenience, each person
receiving a parking ticket under
this Chapter left upon his or her
vehicle shall:
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
SCROOKSTON
Auomeye and
Counselor
R.o. 6o><esT
MerlElen, IWIro
83BeZ
Talaptlone SBSd181
1. Within seventy-two
(72) hours of the time
of such notice, pay to
the Meridian Police
Department in full
satisfaction of such
violation, the fee
indicated in the fee
schedule for each notice
left upon his or her
vehicle;
A. FEE SCHEDULE:
1. Ten dollars ($10.00)
for violations
of the following
Sections:
10-302A. 1 through
10-302 A 10;
10-302A 12;
10-302B; 10-302C;
10-303; 10-304;
10-305; or 10-306;
2. Twenty-five dollars
($25.00) for
violations of
Section 10-301,
10-307 or 10-308.
3. Four dollars ($4.00)
for violations
of Sections not
included in 10-11-
16B.1,a,(1).
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
fiCROOKSTON
Attorneys end
Counselors
F.O. BOY e2]
Metldbn, laano
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2. Within ten (10) days
from the date of said
parking violation
ticket, if same has not
been paid within the
seventy-two (72) hours
above prescribed, pay to
the Parking Control
Office, an additional
three dollars ($3.00)
for each such notice
left upon his or her
vehicle, the additional
three dollars ($3.00)
for each said ticket
being deemed necessary
to defray administrative
and clerical expenses.
The failure of any
operator to report
and/or make such payme-
nts to the Parking Con-
trol Office within the
times prescribed above
shall render the owner
or operator thereof
subject to penalties as
provided by Section 10-
310.
C. If any vehicle is found
stopped, standing or parked in any
manner violative of the provisions
of this Chapter and the identity
of the operator cannot be
determined, the owner or person or
corporation in whose name said
vehicle is registered or the named
lessee in a rental or lease
agreement of said vehicle shall be
held prima facie responsible for
said violation.
10-310 PENALTIES: Any owner or operator
who shall stand, stop or park a vehicle in
violation of any of the provisions of this
Chapter shall be deemed to have committed a
parking violation. The administrative
procedure for payment of parking tickets for
violations is set out in Section 10-309. In
the event of nonpayment in accordance with
administrative procedure set out
hereinabove, an infraction citation or
complaint for a parking violation or a
failure to pay a parking penalty may be
filed in the magistrate division of the
district court.
Section 5. EFFECTIVE DATE: WHEREAS, there is an emergency
therefor, which emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
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shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication according to law.
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PASSED AND APPROVED this~day of fig, 1989.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
BY:
GR T KINGSF R , R
AMRROSE,
RITZGERALD
d CROOKSTON
A~~orneya entl
Counaelora
R.D. BoY d2]
Merltllen, IEehO
89B<R
Telephone SSS~4181
JACK ~IIEMANN,
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ORDINANCE NO. ,~ p
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN REPEALING CHAPTER 18, TITLE
6, ABANDONED, WRECKED OR STOLEN VEHICLES OR PERSONAL PROPERTY,
AND RE-ENACTING SAID CHAPTER WITH CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Meridian, State of Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best
interests of said City to repeal Chapter 18, Title 8, Abandoned,
Wrecked, or Stolen Vehicles or Personal Property and re-enacting
said Chapter of said Title to provide for changes and
modifications and which amounts to a recodification, with
modifications, of Chapter 18, Title 8, of the Revised and
Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian.
NOW, THEREFOR, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO.
Section 1. That Chapter 18, Title 8, Abandoned, Wrecked or
Stolen Vehicles or Personal Property of the Revised and Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby repealed.
Section 2. That Chapter 18, Title 8, Abandoned, Wrecked,
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
6CROOKSTON
AROmsye Antl
Counaelore
P.O. Bo. 12]
McNtlbn, ItlWlo
83812
TeleDllona 888181
or Stolen Vehicles or Personal Property is hereby re-enacted and
shall read as follows:
8-1801: DECLARATION OF FINDINGS, INTENT, AND PURPOSE: The
City Council of the City of Meridian hereby finds that there is
within the City limits, an has been for some years past, an
accumulation, on private as well as public property, of
abandoned, dismantled, inoperative, wrecked or stolen vehicles,
or parts thereof, and of other abandoned, unused, inoperable,
dilapidated or deteriorating personal property; that such
property, or an accumulation thereof, is an aesthetic pollution
deterring from the beauty of the City and is unsightly; that it
detracts from tourism and the economic welfare of the City;
that it detracts from the City's ability to attract new
business and industry; that such property or an accumulation
thereof promotes blight and deterioration, invites plundering,
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looting and theft, creates, and is, a fire hazard, can be, and
is, a harborage for rodents and insects, can be, and is, an
attractive nuisance for children where they may be injured or
harmed; that such property, or accumulations thereof reduces
property values; that it is injurious to the health, safety and
general welfare of the-residents of the City, whether it be
located on public or private property.
That the City is authorized and empowered, pursuant to
Idaho Code 50-302 to make and adopt all such ordinances as may
be expedient to maintain the peace, good government and general
welfare of the City and its trade, commerce, and industries and
pursuant to Idaho Code 50-334 is authorized and empowered to
declare what shall be deemed nuisances, to prevent, remove and
abate nuisances at the expense of the parties creating, causing,
committing or maintaining-the same and to levy a special
assessment as provided in Section 50-1008, Idaho Code, on the
land or premises whereon the nuisance is situated to defray the
cost or reimburse the City for abating the same; that the above
specific provision which allows a special assessment on the land
where the nuisance is located is interpreted to mean that the
City has authority- to abate-nuisances on private land and
property as the City has no authority to assess a special levy
on any land or property other than private property.
That the presence of abandoned, wrecked, dismantled,
inoperative or stolen vehicles, or parts thereof, and other
unused, inoperable, dilapidated,-or deteriorating personal
property on private or public property, except as expressly
hereinafter permitted, is hereby declared to constitute a public
nuisance which may be abated as such in accordance with the
provisions of this Chapter.
That it is the purpose and intent of this Chapter to allow
the City officials to require the owners to real property within
the City limits to clean up their real groperty and remove any
or all abandoned, dismantled, inoperative, wrecked, or stolen
vehicles, or parts thereof, and any or all abandoned, unused,
inoperative, dilapidated or deteriorating personal property.
That it is the policy of the City and the declared intent
and purpose of this Chapter that it is the owner of the real
property that has the duty and responsibility to maintain his
own land and comply with this-Chapter and abate said nuisances
or pay the cost of such abatement.
AMSROSE, H-1802 DEFINITIONS:
FITZG ERALD
E CROOKSTON
1. "Abandon", for purposes of this Chapter
A11or"°Y°°"° only, means to leave a vehicle or personal
G°°"°°'°r° property on private property without the
R.o. eo..zT permission-of the owner orthe person having
MerlEi~gZ Aho rights to the possession of the property for
T°IaOhone 88&4181 any period of time, or on a highway or
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
6 CROOKSTON
Allorneya end
Counaelore
P.O. Box lZ]
Metltllen, Itleho
B3NZ
Te1e011one SB&t,81
street or other property open to the public
for the purposes of vehicular, traffic or
parking, or upon or within the right-of-way
of any highway or street, for seventy-two
(72) hours or longer; PROVIDED HOWEVER, that
even where-the owner or the person entitled
to possession of the property grants
permission to leave a vehicle or personal
property or where it is the owner or the
person entitled to possession of the
property who leaves the vehicle or personal
property on his owm property, the vehicle or
personal property shall be deemed abandoned
if left open- to public view and unmoved,
unattended, or unused for three (3) days or
longer.
2. "Vehicle", for purposes of this Chapter
only shall have the same definition as
contained in Idaho Code, 49-123 V. (1) (a)
3. "Abandoned Vehicle", for purposes of
this Chapter only, shall mean a vehicle
which has been abandoned".
4. "Stolen Vehicle", for purposes of this
Chapter only, shall mean a vehicle or
property which has been reported to the
Meridian Police Department or a state or
county peace officer to be stolen or which
is reasonably believed by such Department or
peace officer to be stolen.
5. "Unidentified Vehicle" or "Unidentified
Property", for purposes of this Chapter
only, shall-mean any vehicle or property of
which the ownership cannot be ascertained.
6. "Wrecked Vehicle", "Dismantled Vehicle",
or "Inoperable Vehicle", for purposes of
this Chapter only, shall be defined as any
vehicle, or parts thereof, which meets any
of the following qualifications:
a. It does not carry a current,
valid State registration or
license plate.
b. It cannot be safely operated
under its own power.
c. It is not in a garage or other
building.
d. It does not have any one of
the following: foot brakes, hand
brakes, head lights, tail lights,
horn, muffler, rear view mirrors,
windshield wipers or adequate
fenders.
e. It has been physically
damaged.
f. Part or parts of the vehicle
have been removed.
g. It is in a dilapidated
condition.
7. "Junk Vehicle", for purposes of this
Chapter only, shall mean a wrecked,
dismantled, or inoperative vehicle, or a
part thereof.
8. "Personal Property", for purposes of
this Chapter only, shall mean all property
other than real property.
4. "Junk Personal Property", for purposes
of this Chapter only, shall mean personal
property that is refuse or waste as defined
in 8-903 (D) or valueless or is not being
used for the originally intended
manufactured use of the personal property or
is not being used for any beneficial purpose
under a reasonable man standard or is in a
dilapidated condition or is in a state of
disrepair or is not capable of being used
for its original purpose or constitutes
litter or garbage or trash or rubble.
AM BROSE,
FIT2GERALD
6CROOKSTON
AUOrneya ane
Counaelon
R.D. BOR aYT
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8-1803 VEHICLES OR PROPERTY ABANDONED ON STREETS OR
PUBLIC PLACES: It shall be unlawful for any owner or
any person in charge of a vehicle or other personal
property to leave or abandon the same upon the streets
or public places or on private property.
8-1804 PROHIBITION AGAINST JUNK VEHICLES OR JUNK
PERSONAL PROPERTY: It shall be unlawful for any
person to maintain, store, park or keep a junk
vehicle, vehicles or parts thereof or junk personal
property on real property, public or private, in the
City of Meridian, except as authorized in this
Chapter.
8-1805 EXEMPTIONS: This Chapter shall not apply to:
a. A junk vehicle, or part thereof, or
junk personal property, which is completely
enclosed within a building or in such a
manner that it is not visible from the
street or other public or private property.
b. A junk vehicle or junk personal property
or part thereof which is:
1. Stored or parked in a lawful
manner on private property in
connection with the business of a
licensed dismantler or junk
dealer, or
2. When such storage or parking
is necessary to the operation of a
lawfully-conducted business,
industry or commercial enterprise,
and
3. Pertaining to both 1 and 2
herein, such business is conducted
in a zone wherein such business is
allowed to be conducted.
c. -Real property upon which construction is
actually taking place and on going.
AMBROBE,
F1T2GERALD
BCROOKSTON
AttorneYS atM
Coun~elora
P.O. Box X27
Metldlan, Idaho
&1802
Telephone 88&081
8-1806 That Abandoned vehicles, stolen vehicles, junk
vehicles, and junk personal property are hereby
declared to be a public nuisance.
8-1807 ORDER TO REMOVE JUNK VEHICLE: The City Clerk,
any member o£-the Police Department, Fire Department
or Building Department, jointly hereafter referred to
as "City Official", may order any junk vehicle,
vehicles or part thereof, or junk gersonal property,
not within the exceptions of this Chapter, removed
after ten (10) days' prior notice of intention to
remove the junk vehicle or personal property.
8-1808 NOTICE OF REMOVAL: Notice of such order shall
be placed upon said junk vehicle, vehicles or parts
thereof or junk personal property. Copies of said
notice shall be served upon any adult occupying or
owning the real estate on which the junk vehicle,
vehicles or parts thereof or junk personal property
are located and upon the owner of the junk, if known.
If no occupant of the real estate or owner of the junk
vehicle, vehicles or parts thereof or junk personal
property can be found, a notice affixed to any
building on the real estate or upon the junk vehicle
AMBROSE,
F1T2GERALO
B CROOKBTON
AttOrnaye antl
Counselors
P.O. Box 127
Merldlen, Itle~o
Baeez
Telephone 8BB M61
or junk property shall constitute notice to the owner
or occupant of the real estate and to the owner of the
junk vehicle, vehicles or parts thereof or junk
property. If there is no building on the real estate,
said notice may be affixed elsewhere on the real
estate.
8-1809 If it is determined by the City Official that
a public nuisance, as herein defined, exists on any
lot, place or area, or upon any street, sidewalk, or
public right of way abutting the same, the City
Official shall cause a notice to be issued to abate
such nuisance. Such notice shall be headed "Notice to
Clean Premises", shall contain a description of the
property in general terms reasonably sufficient to
identify the location of the nuisance, shall describe
the nuisance in terms reasonably sufficient to
identify the same; shall direct the abatement of the
nuisance, shall specify the penalty provisions as
provided herein; and shall specify the appeal process
as provided herein; and shall state that if the City
removes the junk vehicle or junk property the City
may sell it and retain the proceeds to defray the
costs of enforcement of this Chapter.
8-1810 GVithin ten C10) days from the date of posting,
mailing or personal-service of the required notice,
the owner or person occupying or controlling such lot,
place or area affected may appeal to the City Council
of the City. Such appeal shall be in writing and
shall be filed with the City Clerk. At the regular
meeting or regular adjourned meeting of the City
Council, not less than ten (10) days nor more than
twenty six (26) days after receipt of the appeal, the
City Council shall proceed to hear and pass upon such
appeal, and the decision of the City Council thereupon
shall be final and conclusive.
8-1811 It shall be the duty of the owner or person
occupying or controlling any lot, place or area in the
City which has been declared a public nuisance as
provided herein within ten (10) days from the date of
notification, as-provided herein, or in case of an
appeal to the City Council, within ten (lU) days from
the determination thereof, unless the same is
sustained, to remove the nuisance as stated.
8-1812 Upon the failure, neglect or refusal or any
owner or occupant so notified to remove the public
nuisance as herein defined, within the time specified
in this Section, the City Official may notify the City
Attorney in writing of the
property description in
Attorney may cause legal
the Magistrate's Court for
last known legal owner and
general terms. The City
action to be taken through
action as follows:
The owner of any lot, place or area within
the City who shall permit or allow the
existence of a public nuisance as defined in
this Section, upon any lot or premises
owned, occupied or controlled by him, or
who shall violate any of the provisions of
this Section, shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be subject to a fine of not more than
three hundred dollars ($300.00), or to
imprisonment for a period not exceeding six
(6) months, or both such fine and
imprisonment; the City Attorney, in his
discretion, may also take civil action to
obtain an order from said Court enjoining
the maintenance of said public nuisance and
the City shall be awarded its court costs
and attorney's fees for prosecuting the
action.
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
flCROOKSTON
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Counselors
R.o. 9oa 4z7
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Regardless of the action by the City
Attorney or in addition thereto, upon
direction of the City Council and at the
City Council's discretion, upon the failure,
neglect or refusal of any owner or occupant
so notified to remove the public nuisance as
herein defined within the time specified in
this Chapter, the City official knowing of
the violation shall notify the City Clerk's
office in writing of the known legal owner,
if known, and property description in
general terms and the nature of the
violation. The City Clerk's office shall
proceed with the work specified in the
notice. The cost of the work shall be
transmitted to the Council, who shall cause
the same to be paid and levy a special
assessment against the property as allowed
in 50-1008, Idaho Code. The owner of the
property shall be notified of the
assessment and may pay the same prior to its
certification on the tax rolls.
B-1813 NOTICE OF UNLAWFUL USE OF PROPERTY: The
notice given as provided in Section 8-1808 of this
Chapter shall also contain a notice to the owner or
occupant of the property, or whoever the notice is
given to that the property may not be used to
maintain, store, park or keep junk vehicles or -funk
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personal property, and that additional violations or
continued violations are unlawful and continued
violations shall be punishable as provided in Section
8-1814. The notice shall also contain a provision
that additional or continued violations by the same
person on the same property do not require the notice
required in 8-1808 prior to removal or prosecution.
One notice that the property may not be used to
violate this Chapter shall be sufficient.
8^1814 PENALTY FOR ADDITIONAL OR CONTINUED VIOLATION:
Any person guilty of violating the provisions of this
Chapter and found to have previously violated. this
Chapter shall be sentenced to a minimum of ten (10)
days in jail and shall be fined three hundred dollars
($300.00) for each day the junk vehicle or vehicles,
or .parts thereof or junk personal property is
maintained, stored, parked or kept in violation of
this Chapter. The provisions of this Section shall be
mandatory.
8-1815 HINDERING AUTHORIZED PERSON: It shall be
unlawful and a misdemeanor to interfere with, hinder
or refuse to allow any authorized City Officical or
employee to enter upon private or public property to
enforce the provisions of this Chapter.
Section 3. EFFECTIVE DATE: WHEREAS, there is an emergency
therefor, which emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication according to law.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS~_~__day of~~e.~ , 1989.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
BY:
GRA ,
gMRROBE,
FITZGERgLD
fl CROOKSTON
gllomays an0
Counaelora
P.O. BOZ 127
MeriElan, IAeao
83812
TelaDllone 8881181
ORDINANCE NO. 509
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ADOPTING AN ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE OPEN CONTAINER LAW PROHIBI'ING THE REMOVAL OF ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES FROM A LICENSED ESTABLISHMENT; AND PROHIBITING THE
CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN A MOTOR VEHICLE; AND
PROVIDING .PENALTIES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Meridian, State of Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best
interests of said City to amend Chapter 16, Title 8, of the
Revised and Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian to adopt
an open container law prohibiting transportation of alcoholic
beverages in opened containers.
NOW, THEREFOR, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
SECTION 1. That a new section to be designated as 8-1602 B
is hereby adopted which shall read as follows:
8-1602 B. Open Container Law
1. It shall be unlawful for any person to
remove an open container containing any
alcoholic beverage from the premises of any
business establishment which holds a beer,
wine, or liquor license. Premises shall be
defined as follows: "Premises" means the
building and contiguous property owned, or
leased, or used under government permit, by
the holder of a liquor, wine or beer license
as part of the business establishment in the
business of the sale, at retail, liquor,
wine or beer, which property is improved to
include decks, docks, boardwalks, lawns,
AMBR08E,
FITZG ERALD
B CROONBTON
Allomeye entl
Counselors
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gardens, golf courses, courtyards, patios,
abutting sidewalks, pool side areas, or
similar improved appurtenances in which, or
on which, the sale of liquor, wine, or beer
is authorized by the City of Meridian.
2. It shall be unlawful for any person
while operating or riding in or upon a motor
vehicle upon a public highway of this City,
County or State, to consume beer, wine, or
liquor or have in his possession any beer,
wine or liquor in an open or unsealed
container of any kind.
3. Any person violating either of the above
two provisions shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine not to be less
than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) nor more than
Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) or not more
than thirty days in jail or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
Section 2. EFFECTIVE DATE: WHEREAS, there is an emergency
therefor, which emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication according to law. ~~
PASSED AND APPROVED this day ilt/~ , 1989.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
o
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GRANT RINGSFORD, Y
AMSROSE,
FITZG ERALD
d CROOKSTON
ANOrneys entl
Coonselon
P.O. Boy 6S]
Maddisn, Itlaho
83862
TelBPKOna 88&N81
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ORDINANCE NO. 510
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN AND AMENDING CHAPTER 9,
TITLE 8, OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN CHANGING THE NOTICE REQUIREMENTS FOR A FIRE HAZARD
NUISANCE, ADDING PROVISION FOR COLLECTION OF COURT COSTS AND
ATTORNEY FEES IN THE EVENT SUIT IS BROUGHT TO ENJOIN A
NUISANCE, AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF SPECIAL
LEVIES AGAINST PROPERTY TO BE COLLECTED WITH THE REAL PROPERTY
TAXES IN THE EVENT THE CITY ABATES A DECLARED NUISANCE; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Meridian, State of Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best
interests of said City to amend Chapter 9, Title B, of the
Revised and Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian to
provide for a different notice procedure, to provide for
reimbursement of court costs and attorney fees in the event that
the City pursues court action, and to provide for assessment of
the cost of abating a weed nuisance against the real property.
NOW, THEREFOR, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
SECTION 1. That Chapter 9, Title 6 of the Revised and
Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby amended as
follows:
A. That Section 8-903 OFFENSIVE OR NOXIOUS
WEEDS, sub-paragraphs E., 1 and 2 are
hereby amended to read as follows:
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attorneys antl
COUneeloro
R.O. Boz s27
Merltllen,ltleho
BJBeZ
Telev~one eeswat
1. By personal service on the
owner of said lot, place or area,
if owner lives within the City, or
by personal service on the
occupant or person in charge or
control of the property, if such
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AMBROSE,
FITZOERALD
dCROOKSTON
Attorneys an0
Counselors
P.O. Box R]
MeriCian, Idaho
ax+z
Telephone 888-H81
person can be identified; and
2. If said owner does not live
within the City, by registered
mail to the owner, at the address
shown on the last available
assessment role, or as otherwise
known; or by personal service on
the occupant or person in charge
or control of the property; if
such person can be identified; and
B. That Section 8-903 OFFENSIVE OR NOXIOUS
WEEDS, sub-paragraph H is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Upon- the failure, neglect or
refusal of any owner or occupant
so notified to remove the public
nuisance as herein defined, within
the time specified in this
Section, the Chief of the Fire
Department shall notify the City
Attorney in writing of the last
known legal owner and property
description in general terms. The
City Attorney may cause legal
action to be taken through the
Magistrate's Court for action as
follows:
The owner or person in
control of any lot,
place or area within the
City who shall permit or
allow the existence of a
public nuisance as
defined in this Section,
upon any lot or premises
owned, occupied or
controlled by him, or
who shall violate any of
the provisions of this
Section, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof
shall be subject to a
fine of not more than
Three Hundred Dollars
($300.00), or to
imprisonment for a
period not exceeding six
(6) months, or both such
fine and imprisonment,
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or the City Attorney, in
his discretion, may also
take civil action to
obtain an order from
said Court enjoining the
maintenance of said
public nuisance, which,
such court order shall
include reimbursement to
the City of its costs
and attorney's fees.
C. That Section 8-903 OFFENSIVE OR NOXIOUS
WEEDS, sub-paragraph I is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Upon direction of the City Council
and at the City Council's
discretion, upon the failure,
neglect or refusal of any owner or
occupant so notified to remove the
public nuisance as herein defined
within the time specified in this
Section, the Chief of the Fire
Department shall notify the City
Clerk's office in writing of the
known legal owner and property
description in general terms. The
City Clerk's office shall proceed
with the work specified in the
notice, The cost of the work
shall be transmitted to the
Council, who shall cause the same
to be paid and levy a special
assessment against the property,
for such cost which shall be
collected with the real property
taxes assessed against said
property.
Section 3. EFFECTIVE DATE: WHEREAS, there is an emergency
AMBROSE,
PIRGERALD
B CROOKBTON
Atlorneya antl
Counselore
P.O. Box 027
Meritllan, Idaao
83812
TaleP~one B88~0<B1
therefor, which emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication according to law.
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PASSED AND APPROVED this~~day Oyu , 1989.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
BY_ 'N
GRAN P. KINGSFO , OR
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
b CROONSTON
AIIDmeye anU
Counaeloro
P.O. Bo. @7
MeriEian,IMlio
8382
TeleDlwne BBBN61
T:
EMANN, ~ITY L R~ K
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ORDINANCE NO. ~J'
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER OF
THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN
DEALING WITH IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE CANALS AND DITCHES AND
MAINTENANCE THEREOF WHICH CHAPTER SHALL BE ADDED TO TITLE 9,
PUBLIC WAYS AND PROPERTY, AND SHALL BE KNOWN AS CHAPTER 9,
"IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE CANALS AND DITCHES; MAINTENANCE"; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Meridian, State of Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best
interests of said City to adopt a new Chapter 9, in title 9,
Public Ways and Property, to provide for the protection and
regulation of water rights and to require maintenance of canals
and ditches and name said Chapter of the Revised and Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Meridian, "IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE
CANALS AND DITCHES; MAINTENANCE"
NOW, THEREFOR, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
Section 1. That there is hereby adopted a new Chapter 9
AMBROSE,
PITZGERALD
BCROOKSTON
Attorneys antl
Counaelom
P.O. Bos 421
MerlElen, ItlahO
83942
Telephone BBBd181
under Title 9 of the Revised and Compiled Ordinances of the City
of Meridian to be known as "IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE CANALS AND
DITCHES; MAINTENANCE" and shall read as follows:
9-101: INTENT AND PURPOSE: It is hereby
found that water and irrigation are a
substantial property right within the City
limits and that these rights need to be
protected and regulated; that it is the
intent and purpose of this chapter to
regulate the use and maintenance of
irrigation and drainage canals and ditches
to insure that each property owner, and his
AMRROSE,
FITZG ERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.O. Boz 62]
Meritllen, Idaho
83862
Telephone 8886681
property, receives the full and lawful
amount of water and the full amount of head
and pressure.
9-102: MAINTENANCE OF CANALS AND DITCHES
AND EMBANKMENTS: It is hereby declared to
be unlawful for any property owner of land
through which an irrigation canal or ditch
or a drainage canal or ditch traverses such
land to fail to maintain in good order and
repair any such canal-or ditch that
traverses through his property such that
said canal or ditch is ready to transport
water. Additionally, such owner of the land
through which such a canal or ditch
traverses shall maintain the embankments
thereof in good repair, in order to prevent
the water from wasting during the irrigating
season, and shall not at any time permit a
greater quantity of water to be turned into
said ditch or canal than the banks thereof
will easily contain or than can be used for
beneficial or useful purpose.
9-103: MAINTENANCE DEFINED: For purposes
of this Chapter "maintenance" shall be
defined as sufficient upkeep, repair,
cleaning, debris removal, weed removal,
break or-hole repair, rodent killing, or
construction such that a free flow of water
is maintained and a downstream user has the
water head, amount and pressure that he is
legally entitled to.
9-104: FAILURE TO MAINTAIN A NUISANCE: The
failure to maintain a canal or ditch as in
this chapter required is hereby declared to
be nuisance.
9-105 ORDER TO REMOVE NUISANCE: The City
Clerk, any member of the Police Department,
Fire Department or Building Department,
jointly hereafter referred to as "City
Official", may order any nuisance herein in
this chapter corrected, abated, or removed
after ten (10) days' prior notice of
intention to correct, abate or remove the
nuisance.
9-106 NOTICE OF ABATEMENT OR REMOVAL:
Notice of such order shall-be posted upon
said land. Copies of said notice shall be
served upon owner of the real estate on
which the nuisance is located. If the owner
AMBROBE,
FITZG ERALD
S CROOKSTON
Attomeya antl
Counselor
P.O. Boz a2T
Merltllan, Idaho
838e2
Telephone BBBd~81
of the land cannot be found or located the
notice posted on the property shall be
sufficient.
9-107 CONTENT OF NOTICE: If it is
determined by the City Official that a
public nuisance, as herein defined, exists
on any lot, place or parcel of real
property, the City Official shall cause a
notice to be issued to correct, abate or
remove such nuisance. Such notice shall be
headed "Notice to Clean Ditch or Canal",
shall contain a description of the property
in general terms reasonably sufficient to
identify the location of the nuisance, shall
describe the nuisance in terms reasonably
sufficient to identify the same; shall
direct the abatement of the nuisance, shall
specify the penalty provisions as provided
herein; and shall specify the appeal process
as provided herein; and shall state that if
the City corrects, removes or abates the
nuisance the City shall assess the cost
thereof against the property with the real
property taxes.
9-108 APPEAL: Within ten f10) days from
the date of posting, or personal service of
the required notice, the owner or person
occupying or controlling such lot, place or
real property affected may appeal to the
City Council of the City. Such appeal shall
be in writing and shall be filed with the
City Clerk. At the regular meeting or
regular adjourned meeting of the City
Council, not less than ten (10) days nor
more than twenty six (26) days after receipt
of the appeal, the City Council shall
proceed to hear and pass upon such appeal,
and the decision of the City Council
thereupon shall be final and conclusive. In
the event that the nuisance involves
flooding, the City may abate, correct, or
remove the nuisance regardless of any appeal
and may take immediate action without notice
to the owner.
9-109 ONINER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ABATE OR
REMOVE: It shall be the duty of the owner or
person occupying or controlling any lot,
place or real estate in the City which has
been declared a public nuisance as provided
herein within ten (10) days from the date of
AMBROSE,
F1T2GERAlO
B CROOKSTON
Attwneye a~W
Counaeloro
P.O. Box /2]
Merlolan, hallo
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notification, as provided herein, or in case
of an appeal to the City Council, within ten
(10) days from the determination thereof,
unless the same is sustained, to correct,
remove or abate the nuisance as stated.
9-110 CITY TO REMOVE IN THE EVENT OF
OWNER'S FAILURE: Upon the failure, neglect
or refusal or any owner or occupant so
notified to remove the public nuisance as
herein defined, within the time specified
in this Section, the City Official may
notify the City Attorney in writing of the
last known legal owner and property
description in general terms. The City
Attorney may cause legal action to be taken
through the Magistrate's Court for action as
follows:
The owner of any lot, place or real property
within the City who shall permit or allow
the existence of a public nuisance as
defined in this Chapter, upon any lot or
premises owned, occupied or controlled by
him, or who shall violate any of the
provisions of this Section, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be subject to a fine of not more than
three hundred dollars ($300.00), or to
imprisonment for a period not exceeding six
(6) months, or both such fine and
imprisonment; the City Attorney, in his
discretion, may also take civil action to
obtain an order from said Court enjoining
the maintenance of said public nuisance and
the City shall be awarded its court costs
and attorney's fees for prosecuting the
action.
Regardless of the action by the City
Attorney or in addition thereto, upon
direction of the City Council and at the
City Council's discretion, upon the failure,
neglect or refusal of any owner or occupant
so notified to remove the public nuisance as
herein defined within the time specified in
this Chapter, the City official knowing of
the violation shall notify the City Clerk's
office in writing of the known legal owner,
if known, and property description in
general terms and the nature of the
violation. The City Clerk's office shall
proceed with the work specified in the
w
notice. The cost of the work shall be
transmitted to the Council, who shall cause
the same to be paid and levy a special
assessment against the property as allowed
in 50-1008, Idaho Code. The owner of the
property shall be notified of the
assessment and may pay the same prior to its
certification on the tax rolls.
9-111 PENALTY FOR INTERFERENCE: It shall be
a misdemeanor for any person to interfere
with a city official in correcting, abating
or removing a nuisance as provided herein.
Upon conviction of such interference the
person shall be subject to a minimum fine of
$100.00 and a maximum fine of not more than
$300.00, or to not more than thirty (30)
days in jail or both such fine and
imprisonment.
Section 2. EFFECTIVE DATE: WHEREAS, there is an emergency
therefor, which emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance
shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication according to law.~_---'
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~~day ot~irv°-~ , 1989.
CITY OF MERIDIAN
BY•
GRA T P. KINGSFO D
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
B CROOKSTON
AhorneYa ano
Counseloro
P.O. Boa lfT
Merlolen, Ideho
Qt8/2
Telephone BSS~1~61
BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN
APPLICATION OF KENNETH ECK
FOR A VARIANCE FROM THE FENCE ORDINANCE
AT SUNNYBROOK FARMS SUBDIVISION #1
PRELIMINARY FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS
AMBROSE,
FITZOERAID
&CROOKSTON
Anorneys and
CAUnsalon
P.O. Box 627
Meritlien, Itlaho
83862
T Telephone 888«81
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The above entitled variance request having come on for
consideration on June 6, 1589, at approximately 7:30 o'clock
p,m. on said date, at the Meridian City Hall, 33 East Idaho
Street, Meridian, Idaho, the Petitioner appearing in person, and
the City Council having heard and taken oral and written
testimony, the City Council of the City of Meridian makes the
following:
FINDINGS OF FACT
1, That notice of the public hearing on the variance was
published for two consecutive weeks prior to the scheduled
hearing for June 6, 1989, the first publication of which was
fifteen (15) days prior to said hearing; that the matter was duly
considered at the June 6, 1989, hearing; that copies of all
notices were available to newspaper, radio and television
stations.
I
2. That the notice of public hearing is required to be
sent to property owners within 300 feet of the external
boundaries of the land being considered pursuant to 11-2-416 E
and 11-2-419 D of the Revised and Compiled Ordinances of the City
of Meridian; that this requirement has been met.
3. That the Applicant is the owner of the subject
property.
4. That the property is zoned R-4 Residential and has been
developed in that fashion and there are single-family dwellings
located in the subdivision.
5. That the Ordinances of the City of Meridian, 11-9-605
J, Fences, limit the maximum height of a fence in a residential
district to six (6) feet; that Section 11-9-605 J. 4. also states
that walls, latticework and screens shall be considered to be
fences and states that only a 3 foot fence can be constructed
within the front building set back area.
6. That the Applicant has requested that it be granted a
variance from the above Zoning Ordinance and allowed to construct
a 6 foot fence out to the street on the East side of the
property.
7. The property in question is Lot 3, Block 3, Sunnybrook
Farms Subdivision #1, N,eridian, Idaho, also known by the address
AMBROBE,
FITZGERAID
6 CROOKSTON
Atlorneya antl
COUODBOIa
P.O. Boz 127
Merltllan,ItlsNo
67812
TeIapNOna 8861181
of 2462 Rebecca Way, Meridian, Ada County, Idaho.
8. That there have been no public comment submitted in
opposition to the variance at the time of preparation of these
Preliminary Findings.
CONCLUSIONS
1. That all the procedural requirements of the Local
Planning Act and of the Ordinances of the City of Meridian have
been met including the mailing of notice to owners of property
within 300 feet of the external boundaries of the Applicant's
property.
2. That the City has authority to grant variances pursuant
to Section 11-2-419 of the Zoning Ordinances.
3. That the City Council has judged this application by
the guidelines, standards, criteria, and policies contained in
the Zoning Ordinance and upon the record submitted to it and the
things upon which it may take judicial notice.
4. That the Council may take judicial notice of its own
proceedings, those of the Commission, governmental statutes,
ordinances, and policies, and of actual conditions existing
within the City and the State.
5. That the following provisions of Section 11-2-419,
Variances, of the Zoning Ordinance is noted which is pertinent to
AMBROSE,
FITZGERAlO
d CROOKSTON
Attorneys enE
CounaelOm
P.O. Boa I2"!
MmlAlen, IEe~o
838a2
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the Application:
11-2-419 A GENERAL
The Council may authorize in
specific cases a variance from the
terms of this Ordinance as will not
be contrary to the public interest
where, owing to special
conditions, a literal enforcement
of the provisions of this Ordinance
would result in unnecessary
hardship. No non-conforming use of
neighboring land, structures or
buildings in the same district and
no permitted or non-conforming use
of lands, structures or buildings
in other districts shall be
considered grounds for issuance of
a variance. Variances shall not be
granted on the grounds of
convenience or profit, but only
where strict application of the
provisions of this Ordinance would
result in unnecessary hardship. A
variance application does not go to
the Commission unless directed by
the Council.
6. That the specific requirements regarding a variance
that must be evidenced and found by the City Council are a
follows:
11-2-19 C FINDINGS
AM BROSE,
EITZGERAID
B CROOKSTON
Attorneys end
Counselors
P.O. Box 4Z1
MariClen, IOaho
83862
Tsleplwne BBBd487
A variance shall not be
granted unless (as a result of a
public hearing) the Council makes a
statement of supportive reasons
based directly on the evidence
presented to it which supports
conclusions that the mentioned
standards and conditions of this
Ordinance have been met by the
applicant and unless all of the
following exist:
1. That there are such special
circumstances or conditions
affecting the property that the
strict application of the
provisions of this Ordinance would
clearly be impracticable or
unreasonable;
2. That strict compliance with the
requirements of this Ordinance
would result in extraordinary
hardship to the owner, subdivider
or developer because of unusual
topography, other physical
conditions or other conditions
which are not self-inflicted, or
that these conditions will result
in inhibiting the achievements or
the objectives of this Ordinance.
3. That the granting of the
specified variance will not be
detrimental to the public's welfare
or injurious to other property in
the area in which the property is
situated.
4. That such variance will not
have the effect of altering the
interest and purpose of this
Ordinance and the Meridian
Comprehensive Plan.
7. That there does not appear to be a benefit of profit,
economic gain or convenience to the Applicant.
8. That regarding Section 11-2-419 C it is specifically
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD
S CROOKSTON
Altomeys en0
Counselors
P.O. Box 417
Marltllen, Itlaho
8382
Telepftons 8B8-081
concluded as follows:
a. That there are special
circumstances or conditions
affecting the property that the
strict application of the
provisions of this Ordinance would
clearly be unreasonable.
b. That strict compliance with the
requirements of this Ordinance
would result in extraordinary
hardship to the owner,
c. That the granting of the
specified variance would not be
detrimental to the public's welfare
or injurious to other property in
the area in which the property is
situated,
d, That such variance would not
have the effect of altering the
interest and purpose of this
Ordinance and the Meridian
Comprehensive Plan.
9. That it is concluded the Application should be granted
provided the Applicant meets the other Ordinances of the City of
Meridian.
AMBROBE,
FITZGERALD
B CROOKSTON
Attorneys entl
Counselors
P.O. Bo><aY7
Meritlian, ItlaNo
8382
Telephone SSS~~81
APPROVAL OF FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS
The City Council of the City of Meridian does hereby adopt
and approves these Findings of Fact and Conclusions.
ROLL CALL:
COUNCILMAN MORROW VOTED
COUNCILMAN GIESLER VOTED
COUNCILMAN MYERS VOTED
COUNCILMAN TOLSMA VOTED
MAYOR KINGSFORD (TIE BREAKER) VOTED
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD
b CROONSTON
Atlornaya anE
Counaelon
P.O. Boa 027
Matlolan, IOMo
83802
TeleDOOne 8880081
APPROVED:
DISAPPROVED:
` ~IIRN OFF LIST FOR 6/14/89 •
ACCOUNT # NAME & ADDRESS AMOUNT
6 John R. Beaudoin 78.50
713 meridian St.
8 American Legion 231.70
22 W. Broadway
24 Leonard McFadden 47.10
710 W. 2nd St.
496 Matthew Mitchell 41.40
805 W. 4th
828 Thomas A. Murrell 122.40
661-663-671-673 w. Idaho
878 American Oaks Investments 398.00
523-529-533 W. Idaho
884 John Sanford 276.85
437 W. Idaho
888 John Sanford 148.40
427 W. Idaho
900 Rick Wisdom 39.65
323 W. Idaho Ave.
948 Dalice Plumbing 38.35
921 W. 2nd St.
1199 Austin Young 39.65
916 W. 10th
3286 Lonnie Keating 58.30
711 W. Pine
3312 Sandy Myers 75.50
519 W. Pine
3436 Wallace Newton 56.70
1523 W. 1st St.
3442 Carol Cahill 119.50
1435 W. 1st St.
3470 Mary Jo Young 40.45
1404 W. 2nd
3546 Phil Peterson 106.10
301 W. Maple
3560 Kirk Henderson 43.00
222 Camellia
ACCOUNT # ',MME & ADDRESS • AMOUNT
3564 Don Todd 38.80
_ 236 Camellia
3584 Wilma Blair 60.72
1239 W. 2nd
3586 Louie J. Neagle 30.95
216 Cherry Ave.
3686 Larry K. Meek 71.05
1432 W. 4th St.
5260 Sharon Olsen 41,:45
1434 W. 8th St.
5568 Tommy Vincent 93.50
1329 W. 13th Ave.
5606 Judy Albrecht 61.80
1406 W. 14th St.
5620 Raymond Barriatua 95.15
1402 Northgate Ave.
5632 Jan Shurte 31.10
1522 W. 15th St.
5682 Emory West 54.00
1539 W. 15th St.
5698 George Earley 67.70
1536 N. Linder
5818 Randall Wright 43.95
1426 W. Washington St.
5826 Dwayne Morrison 49.70
1121 W. 15th Ave.
,5836 Cory Saxton 70.05
1007 W. 15th Ave.
5844 Veteran's Administration
1407 W. Carlton
129.00
5850 Kathryn Engdahl 46.00
1315 W. Carlton St.
5906 Tom Krasowski 39.65
1408 Maple Ave.
6592 Fredrick J. Shaddick 57.10
1002 W. Washington Dr.
7296 Richard TRudeau 91.90
1027 W. Carlton'
ACCOUNT # ~AME & ADDRESS • AMOUNT
11116 Pioneer Floors 210.90
657 N. Linder
22112 Phyllis Treasure 25.40
3950 Sugar Creek Dr.
28924 Robert Athay 67.70
2288 Leann Way
30806 R & M Homes 47.30
2221 Todd Way
30958 Charles Salisbury 65.00
2637 Rebbecca Way
30970 Daniel Wilmot 92.40
1879 Todd Way
30990 Clinton Barnhart 65.15
2580 Misty Drive
31090 Clifford We11s 99.50
1830 W. Chateau Dr.
31106 Jeff R. Burroughs 64.35
1861 Tracy Court
32342 Michael Schaeffer 78.10
1933 Sandalwood Dr.
32356 Lowell Horner 42.20
1927 Cairns Way
32466 Debra Rambo 45.40
1994 Sandalwood Dr.
32532 Thomas Daniels 57.$5
1747 Beardon Court
35352 Cal Penman 54.15
1481 Darrah Dr.
35376 Ricky L. Briner 69.45
1305 Darrah Dr.
37220 Shayne Upshaw 84.60
1310 Darrah Dr.
37224 Leeon Martineau 47.65
1332 Darrah Dr.
37236 Bonnie Ash 96.80
1402 Darrah Dr.
38276 Judy Silken 292.65
1552 Storey Ave.
38436 David G. Spangler 18.55
1228 Fairwood Dr.
ACCOUNT # ~AME & ADDRESS • AMOUNT
38512 Martin Henning 196.65
1306 W. Chateau Ave.
38518 Frank Jakomeit 44.55
1338 W. Chateau
38746 Charles A. Bates 41.35
2182 N.W. 11th Ave.
38766 Judith Cryer 83.80
811 Delmar
38798 Jeffrey L. Chance 37.10
933 Chateau Dr.
38824 Philip R. Carroll 58.45
1080 Delmar Dr.
39270 Clifford K. North 37.10
916 Storey Ave.
39330 Stephen L. Johnson 70.25
2026 N.W. 10th St.
40100 Judith Lolley 78.00
1720 Crestmont Dr.
40102 Jerry Browne 44.75
1728 Crestmont Dr.
40128 Vincent Gardner 77.90
2070 Crestmont Dr.
41196 John Takagi 203.80
618 Longford Dr.
41216 Bill L. Lindauer 49.85
551 Tiffany Dr.
48818 Calvin L. Bishop 62.50
923 Willowbrook Dr.
48828 Kevin Seeley 44.75
1055 E. Willowbrook Dr.
53700 Carol J. Spencer 37.10
1326 E. 1st St.
56396 Idaho Tent & Canvas 82.80
708 E. 1st St.
56444 Murri's Electronics 111.30
131 E. Idaho
i„, .,:,.
ACCOUNT # ~AME & ADDRESS • AMOUNT
56778 M.Lee Nelson 37.40
815 E. 1st St.
56930 George Strasser 34.20
811 E. Pine
59470 Mike Claunch 79.50
338 E. State #2
59472 Mike Claunch 71.20
338 E. State # 1
59488 James Howell 113.70
234-236 E. State
60268 Chef Fisher Gourmet Foods 1247.15
331 E. 1st
60286 Richard Munro 61.70
209 E. Ada
60350 Edith Crockett 35.10
122 East Ada
60430 David Roberts 46.15
133 E. King'
61778 Lorna Fanton 32.80
212 E. 2nd St.
61784 Terry Glassinger 17.55
126 E. Williams
92838 George Savell 55.90
733 Fulmer Court
92856 Marty Flower 53.45
656 Fulmer Court
93344 Adan Gonzalez 37.10
210 S.W. 7th Ave
93345 Adan Gonzalez 94.95
220 S.W. 7th Ave.
93467 Henkles & McCoy 37.90
613 W. Franklin
94608 Ralene Gregory 37.10
1125 Crestwood Dr.
95080 Mrs. Teresa Kinne 178.55
1124 Crestwood Dr.
95108 Roland Erickson 47.30
1476 W. Crestwood Drive
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ACCOUNT #
96910
96920
NAME & ADDRESS
THomas H. Brandt
411 S. Meridian
Shellie A. Allen
403 Meridian St.
TOTAL
AMOUNT
45.55
47.95
$ 8471.42