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Home My WebLink About1994 10-04~ ~ MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL AGENDA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1994 - 7:30 P.M. CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 20, 1994: (APPROVED) MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 27, 1994: (APPROVED) 1. TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: STUBBLEFIELD CONSTRUCTION REQUEST F~R EXTENSION ON TUMBLE CREEK SUBDIVISION: (TABLED UNTIL NOVEMBER 1, 1994) 2. TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: COVENANTS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS FOR TURTLE CREEK SUBDIVISION: (TABLED UNTIL OCTOBER 18, 1994 MEETING) 3. TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 ME~TING: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR TUTHILL ESTATES N(~. 2,~U~?IVISION: (TABLE UNTIL OCTOBER 18, 1994 MEETING) 4. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS 4F LAW FOR ELK RUN SUBDMSION NO. 1 AND 2 VARIANCE REQUEST: (APPROVED FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW; DENY VARIANCE) 5. ORDINANCE #675 - HAVEN COVE SUBDIVISION NO. 5: (TABLE UNTIL OCTOBER 18, 1994 MEETING) 6. PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR HAVEN COVE SUBDIVISION NO. 5: (TABLE UNTIL OCTOBER 18, 1994 MEETING) 7. W.S. BANK - REQUEST 6 MONTH TEMPORARY TRAILER RENEWAL: (APPROVE 6 MONTH EXTENSION) 8. THE PLAYGROUND:REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF A PHASED DEVELOPMENT PLAN: (APPROVE 3 PHASE PROJECT) 9. MERIDIAN SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER - REQUEST ASSISTANCE IN OBTAINING AN IDAHO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT: (CITY WILL WRITE A LETTER FOR APPLICATION) • • 10. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT: WESTDALE PARK SUBDIVISION NO. 2: (TABLE UNTIL OCTOBER 18, 1994 MEETING) 11. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT: WATERBURY PARK SUBDIVISION N0. 5: (TABLE UNTIL OCTOBER 18, 1994 MEETING) 12. DEVEL.OPMENT AGREEMENT: ELK RUN SUBDIVISION NO. 2: (APPROVE WITH CORRECTIONS OF THE CITY ATTORNEIn 13. WATER/SEWER/TRASH DELINQUENCIES: (APPROVED) 14. APPROVE BILLS: (APPROVED) 15. DEPARTMENT REPORTS: ~ • M,~RIDIAN CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 4. 1994 The regular meeting of the Meridian City Council was cailed to order by Mayor Grant Kingsford at 7:30 P.M.: MEMBERS PRESENT: Max Yerrington, Walt Morrow, Bob Corrie, Ron Tolsma: OTHERS PRESENT: Will Berg, Wayne Crookston, Gary Smith, Shari Stiles, Bob Miller, Larry Morgan, Art Garcia, W.K. Nichols, Lester Moore, Thomas Geile, Charlotte Kila, Malco{m Macloy: MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 20, 1994: Kingsford: Any corrections, deletions or additions to those minutes? Tolsma: I move they be approved. Yerrington: Second Kingsford: Moved by Ron, second by Max to approve the September 20, 1994 minutes, all those in favor'? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING HEl.D SEPTEMBER 27, 1994: Kingsford: Any corrections to those minutes? Yerrington: I move for their approval. Corrie: Second Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Bob to approve of the speciai meeting minutes of September 27, 1994, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: A!l Yea ITEM #1: TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: STUBBLEFIELD CONSTRUCTION REQUEST FOR EXTENSION ON TUMBLE CREEK SUBDIVISION: Kingsford: We have received a letter from Mr. Stubblefield asking that be tabled until the first meeting in November. Morrow. So moved . Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 2 Tolsma: Second . Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Ron to table the Stubblefield Tumble Creek Subdivision until the first meeting in November, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea Corrie: I have a question, i am concerned. According to the Planning and Zoning Administrator the preliminary plat has not been approved. My question is why are (inaudiblej this? Kingsford: The reason for that continuance they are asking for as their legal staff as is with our legal staff is to vuhether or not it was approved. Our contention is that it is not and their contention is that it is. They are going to resolve that hopefufly if attorneys can v~rk together in 4 weeks perhaps we will know. Corrie: Thank you. ITEM #2: TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, AND RESTRICTIONS FOR TURTLE CREEK SUBDIVISION: Kingsford: Counselor, have you reviewed those? Crookston: Yes I have. Kingsford: Any problem with those covenants? Crookston: The last version that I have read were fine, I think there were a couple of corrections that I sent Ietters to Mr. Steele on, I don't know that I have all of them. I have seen the final correction, there was not a legal description with it. Kingsford: So your recommendation is v~ table until v~ have them complete. Morrow. So moved Corrie: Second Kingsford: Moved by Wa{t, second by Bob to table the CC&R's for Turtle Creek until the next Council meeting, aH those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea ~ . Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 3 ITEM #3: TABLED FROM SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR TUTHILL ESTATES NO. 2: Kingsford: Any questions of the Councif, i believe you have had that. Morrow: My only question would be to Shari, is that she is comfortable with the development agreement as written? Stiles: I am sorry, I haven't had a chance to review it even though I have had fihat one for quite a while. Wayne has also not been able to review it. Morrow. So this development agreement has not been reviewed by either yourself or Mr. Crookston? Stiles: No it has not. In fact none of them on the agenda tonight have been review~ed by Wayne or myself. Morrow. When did these development agreements come from the respective development folks? Stiles: I am not sure, the first one, Tuthill, probably was a month ago. Morrow. You have not reviewed any of them either? Crookston: No I haven't. Kingsford: We1i, i don't know how we could approve something that the staff hasn't reviewed. I am a little bit distraught that we would have something for a month that hasn't been. Morrow. Well, that echo's my thoughts. I am not willing to make a motion to approve these without having staff s review in essence. I am not particularly happy that we have these for a month and nobody has revievrred them. Kingsford: I assume that we are talking about agenda items 10, 11 and 12 as woell then? Stiles: Yes Crookston: I have not even seen them. Kingsford: They have not been forwarded to your office? ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 4 Crookston: Not ~o my knowledge. ~ Kingsford: Mr. Berg, are you aware of what happened to those? Were they not sent to the attorney. Berg: I don't know Stiles: It was my understanding that Wayne had received a copy of each of these. Because if I have them I don't distribute them if they are delivered just to me. I don't know what happens when they are received, if they are distributed to anybody. Kingsford: It sounds like we've got a paperw~rk problem. When those come in Shari t think you need to get those copied to Mr. Berg so that he distributes them just as soon as they come in. I think our only option is to table until the next meeting but let's certainly have those reviewed by the next week. Yerrington: I move for the table of this item. Morrow. Second Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Walt to table item #3, the development agreement for Tuthill Estates to the next Council meeting all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: Atl Yea ITEM #4: FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW FOR ELK RUN SUBDIVISION NO. 1 AND 2 VARIANCE REQUEST: Kingsford: Council reviewed those? Any questions? Morrow. Mr. Mayor I would move that we approve the findings of fact and conclusions of law as written. Tolsma: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Ron to approve the findings of fact and conclusions of law on Elk Run Subdivisions No. 1 and 2 variance request, roll call vote. ROLL CALL VOTE: Morrow - Yea, Yerrington - Yea, Corrie - Yea, Totsma - Yea MOTION CARR{ED: All Yea ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 5 Kingsford: Is there a motion on the decision? ~ Morrow. I v~uld move that it has been decided that the application for a variance from 11- 9-605 M is denied. Corrie: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Bob to approve the decision denying a variance request, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea Kingsford: Is there a representative of Elk Run Subdivision here? Send those findings to them in the morning. ITEM #5: ORDINANCE #675 - HAVEN COVE SUBDIVISiON N0. 5: Kingsford: AN ORDINANCE OF THE C{TY OF MERIDIAN ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS THE EAST HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 WESt, BOISE MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Is there anyone from the public that would like Ordinance #675 read in its entirety? This is tied to a development agreement too? Crookston: It is. Kingsford: What is your recommendation Counselor? Crookston: My recommendation is to table it. Kingsford: We are going to have a full agenda next time. Yerrington: 1 move to table Ordinance #675. Tolsma: Second Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Ron to table Ordinance #675 until the next Council meeting, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea • • Meridian City Council Oetober 4, 1994 Page 6 Kingsford: That issue is in the Ordinance it speaks to a devefopment agreement being approved. That development agreement has not been approved and so we cannot annex it until that development agreement is done. ITEM #6: PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR HAVEN COVE SUBDIVlSION NO. 5: Kingsford: Does Council have questionS on that issue? Why are w+e meeting tonight, does anyone have any idea? Entertain a motion to table. Yerrington: So moved Tolsma: Second Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Ron to table the preliminary plat for Haven Cove Subdivision No. 5 until next meeting, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea ITEM #7: U.S. BANK - REQUEST 6 MONTH TEMPORARY TRAILER RENEWAL: Kingsford: I understand there are representatives from U.S. Bank, v~uld you come forward and present your case. Garcia: My name is Arthur Garcia, I represent U.S. Bank of Idaho. I am requesting an extension of our temporary trailer for an additionaf 6 more months to complete our developmerrt of that property. I believe that you should have a copy of the letter that I sent to you. Kingsford: I asked Mr. Berg to copy that letter for each of the Council, have you all reviewed that? Any questions that you have for Mr. Garcia? Morrow. My only question is that apparently there has been change in plans with respect in how the bank is going to be developed, the branch is going to be built and that is what has motivated this. Garcia: Yes Corrie: Do you anticipate that this will be done within 6 months? Garcia: Yes we do. ~ i Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 7 Kingsford: Any other questions? Does the Council wish to make a motion to that effect? Morrow. Mr. Mayor I would move that w~e grant this request for a 6 month temporary office renewal. Yerrington: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Max to approve of a 6 month renewal of a temporary trailer for U.S. Bank of Id2ho, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea lTEM #8: THE PLAYGROUND: REQUEST F4R APPROVAL OF A PHASED DEVELOPMENT PLAN: Kingsford: Would you come forward and make your pitch counselor? Miller: My name is Robert Miller, I am a lawyer, I represent the Playground and Mr. and Mrs. Glarke. We have requested that the Playground pro}ect be formerly treated as a 3 phase project. Is it possible that { could put a projection on so peopte could see what I am talking about? I am probably going to need just a littie bit of hetp. Kingsford: We recognize you are an attorney and not a technician. Miller: I am sure you all realize the owner developing this project has made some significant mistakes in trying to develop the project there have been some problems in carrying it forward. Recently we have had a series of ineetings vuith the staff and also faced 2 Councilmen in an effort to get things on a more coherent, logical forward looking tract at a meeting approximately 2 weeks ago. It was suggested that w~ should bring to the Council a proposal to formerly treat this as a project to be developed in phases. Thank you, I think that is really helpful. I think you will all recognize the project is bounded on the west by Locust Grove and on the South by Eagle Road. As the applicant originally thought they were going to try to develop they had in mind the driving range which is the large area on the east side and which is substantially construeted and the RV park which is the facility right at #he interse~tion of Locust Grove Road and Overland would be construeted simultaneous{y. The area in the middle which was shown as a tentative miniature golf area vwuld be constructed later. That wasn't accurately, completely, clearly communicated to the City and I believe the staff proceeded with the belief that the entire project was going to be constructed simultaneously. We would like the Council to treat it as a 3 phase project with the driving range which is essentiatly a stand alone facility being treated as one phase. With the RV Park being treated as a second phase and the area ~ • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 8 between which is future development and probabiy will be used for batting cages and a miniature golf facility will be treated as the third phase. I certainly would be willing and happy to answer any questions the Councii might have. I don't know if the staff has any comments that they would like to add. I would just indicate generally that I believe all 3 phases and certianly the 2 phases now under construction operate substantially independently and one isn't' at least in the short term dependent on the other. We did at the most recent meeting commit to constructing a paved parking area immediately in the center area that is now under construction. We have fumished a bond in the form of a letter of credit to the City ensuring that happening. We are a little embarrassed because we tofd the staff we were really convinced it could happen last week and it didn't but the contractor is out there, he delivered the grave{ this afternoon and he has given us a commitment in virtual blood that sub~ect to whether he will be there to pave Thursday morning. We have furnished Ms. Stiles a written copy of the commitment to that effect from our contractor. That is all. Yerrington: f have one question, I was out there this evening, that ditch from the irrigation ditch that you are going to tile in front of your property going down Overland do you intend to tile that ditch? Miller: No, at least the most current discussions have not involved tiling that. That ditch is in the Ada County Highway Dis#rict right-of-way. They have not indicated they think it is helpfuf or appropriate to tile that ditch. Certainly that is an issue I guess can be further discussed, but at least at the present time that is not the plan. The ditch, the so called Hunter Lateral which goes north and south is to be tiled and (inaudible). The plan as I understand it and as the Ada County Highway District explained it to us is that Over{and is to be approved relatively quickly as part of the commitment to develop this project we are committed to give the Highway District that right of way for fairly nominal compensation. At least in discussions with them they felt it appropriate to leave that ditch in its current situation. Kingsford: Counselor, with regard to phasing that, will there be an concessions sold to the driving range. My concern being that of rest rooms. Miller: We have a temporary rest room on site, the only area out there on the driving range is a little ticket shack and a(inaudible) to store golf balls and the golf clubs at night. It is an 8 x 10 or something. I certainfy don't, I honestly don't' know. I don't think there is any plan now to sell concessions, whether #here is a pop machine there now 1 don't know. Kingsford: My concern is meeting Central District Health's guidelines, if you serve food you have to have a rest room. ~ • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 9 Miller: We are certainly not going to serve food, there again it is about as big as from you to me and it is just a place to put golf clubs and balls. If there is an issue regarding serving food there is a Central District Health problem. It is basically just a ticket booth. One other comment I w~ould like to make just to avoid any possibility of confusion. We have presented this plan to you to show you the phasing that is on this plan. We are not asking for and we don't interpret your action as approval of anything else on that plan but the phasing. But there have been some problems in the past about who is approving what and agreeing to what and 1 just want to say for clarity this is close we think to a final landscaping plan but w~e don't think it is the final landscaping plan. We have been w~orking with Shari Stiles on that and I don't' want to represent to you that this is every single detail like tree sizes have been approved by this staff. It is very close we believe but the only thing we are asking you to approve is the phasing concept that is here. Kingsford: How about utilities specifically water those under our ordinance need to be extended to an thorough property is that going to happen in this phase? Miller: Yes, it is going to happen in the second phase and our tentative understanding subject to your approval with the staff and the discussion that we had is conditioned to obtaining a certificate of occupancy on the building tha# is to be constructed in the second phase is extension of the water line to the east boundary of the property along 4verland Road if that line isn't extended it is our understanding that we don't' have a certificate of occupancy and cannot use our half million dollar RV Park until it is done. So that has been moved up to not something to happen in the future it is something that wiU be done by this spring March or April whatever the days we talked about. Kingsford: Thank you, any other questions? Yerrington: Yes, again are you going to have that ditch tiled before the water comes in next Spring? Miller: Yes, tMe Hunter Lateral is to be tiled and we have some dates on that and I don't want to confuse them. And whatever woe talked about we are still going to do, but I believe the understanding was that ditch will be tiled before a certificate of occupancy is issued on the RV Park and in no event later than March 15, I am not trying to change that I just as I remember that is by March 15 no matter what. That is also in discussions with Nampa Meridian that is their deadline too. We understand that it has to be done by the 15th. Thank you very much. Kingsfqrd: Does Council have any questions of staff? Morrow: My only questions of Gary and Shari, everything there is as per the original ~ ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 10 discussion and the format which they have written it out in complies substantiafly with what was discussed at the meeting with Mr. Miller a couple of weeks ago. Smith: I haven't been involved in the discussions up to this point with the Attomey, but 1 have reviewed the drainage plan for the RV Park and it is satisfactory. What they proposed meefs our needs for the drainage on the RV Park. Morrow. And Shari the phasing is as per the discussion essentially. 1 kr~ow the issues with respect all the landscaping details have not been ironed out (inaudible), progressing along? Stiles: That is right w~e are still continuing discussions about the landscaping that is shown. Kingsford: Is it the Council's decision to approve ths phasing? Morrow: Mr. Mayor, I v~rould offer a motion that we approve the phasing of the project as presented and that (inaudible) be subject to the necessary certi~icates of occupancy or staff sign offs and that the phasing in no way affects the requirements that were required by the City Staff or Central District Health or any other approving agency. Corrie: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Bob to approve of the phasing, that the phasing in no way represents a sign aff on this particular item and that they be subject to occupancy permit upon completion, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea ITEM #9: MERIDIAN SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER - REQUEST ASSISTANCE IN OBTAINING AN IDAHO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT: Kingsford: Do we have a designated spokesperson? We have received your written request and I have visited a bit with Shari and v~ have some contingencies but go ahead and make your proposals please. Nichols: I am William K. Nichols, I belong to the Meridian Senior Citizen Center. I am representing in getting a grant for the Senior Center. I would like to read you a little bit, I don't believe that all of you know what we have got down here and what we are doing. If you grant me a little time l will read you. First of all we are 100°to owned by the Senior citizens. All of our members are over 60 years old. It is great way to accomplish for others to take advantage of the activities available to the seniors. A{{ seniors are welcome. What • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 11 • programs and activities are offered ~t the Meridian Senior Citizens Center'? A daily average of 173 mea{s are served Monday through Friday. Senior members donated are used to defray the cost of the meals. Meals on wheels volunteers to deliver meals to home bound seniors in the Meridian a~ea. The transportation, we have a van available to transport seniors to the meal side, and to doctors appointments, grocery shopping and special occasions to a shopping mall, concerts, plays in the evenings. Activities, everybody something is happening. Participation in games, cards, craps, bazaars, pot luck dinners and more. And ballroom dancing and parties, quilting, (inaudible) exercise classes and line dancing. Programs, seniors are speakers are invited to update members on various topics. Information referral, anyone that is in need of assistance from phone numbers regarding the following senior services are encouraged to call us, home health assistance, book keeping, home maintenance, energy assistance, dental access programs, phone reassurance, insurance scams and others, financial scams and others. The volunteers are needed to deliver meais on wheels, to ansv~r phones, you don'i~have to be a senior to hefp us, just cail the phone number at the top of the page and be involved. We would really appreciate this. We have Bingo every Friday night, early Bingo starts at 6:30 P.M. regutar bingo starts at 7:00 P.M. Hot dogs, hamburgers and other confections are avaiiable at 5:30. We vwuld invite all of your to participate in our program. I've got it broke down to some for 1 think you would be interested in. We are the largest center in the County. And I wouldn't be surprised w~e are not the largest center in the State of Idaho. And vve are growing at 20% growth. And we are as I said we are 100% owned by the senior citizens themselves. This last year w~e have purchased property on the south side of the senior center and cleared it and taken off an old building and put in a paved parking lot in preparation for more expansions. Supported through 150+ volunteers and donations, grants from (inaudible) agencies and again agencies, the Central District Heafth, (inaudibfe) part time aid employees. Volunteers donate over 1100 hours a month to keep the center going and committees and projects and board members and all are volunteers. We prepared 130,353 meals this last year. That is outside, in that v~ put meals on wheels and we meals on wheels (inaudible) centrai kitchen for storage for meals on wheels in Kuna, Eagle, Star and the senior center. (Inaudible) why do we need a grant? We are limited to our funds down thece and we are going to have to go outside to get some more funds. We have got to put in a sprinkler system and that is going to cost us in the neighborhood of $45,000 to $50,000 before w~e get through with it. And vu~e need to upgrade our present building and the center is being exhausted. More (inaudible) acceptable to handicaps and seniors. Buildings are like people (inaudible) get to a certain age some (inaudible) us start to get old and need help just like (inaudible) and information system for the seniors. The Meridian Senior Center request the City of Meridian to assist in obtaining and ldaho Community Development Block Grant in the amount of approximately $100,000 fior the purpose of updating the center. Making it safer and more accessibfe to the over (inaudibfe) 620 seniors to come to the center monthly. (Inaudible) this is people that come just once in a while. What the Meridian Senior Center needs, and ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 12 • overhead sprinkling system for fire protection, fire alarm system. In the area of senior needs to be (inaudible) to meet handicapped access (inaudible). Electrical, heating and air conditioning systems appear to be inadequate (inaudible). How the City is to sponsor the center in its request, send a letter of intent to apply for the grant. Provide in kind services, waive fees and direct funds. And they have got it down in the amount of 25°k of the project cost, but whatever you feel that you can help us with w~e would be tickled about it. The seniors v~uld appreciate your support and consideration to include in your 1995 budgets. f wouid like to add that you probably know it but I would like to make it plain to you again that every member in the Meridian District is sometimes a potential winner, potential user for this center. You are going to inherit it yourselves someday, it may not be you people but some people is going to inherit it. We would like to keep it up as w~ell as possible for the people that take it over. This is the only way that we have of raising money and is to get out and w~ork for it. Our time is all free labor and we are willing to do what we can to help raise it. Kingsford: Any questions for Mr. Nichols? Is there a motion to apply, send a letter of proposal that we are going to appfy and apply for that grant? Morrow: I would so move. Tolsma: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Ron to send a letter saying we are going to apply and to apply for a grant as Mr. Nichofs has outlined, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRlED: All Yea Morrow: I have a question, Mr. Mayor it says on item #3 it says provide in (inaudible) waive fees and direct funds in the amount of 25% of the project cost, what does that mean? Kingsford: Well, what we would be talking about is some of the things that would be in kind, the grant application, the grant administration, the fees, the building permits, electrical permits and those kinds of things we have traditionally waived. Morrow. I think we probably ought to do that again also. Kingsford: I agree Morrow. Do we need a motion at this time to do that or as the things progresses. ~ Meridian City Councii October 4, 1994 Page 13 • Kingsford: 1 think that would probably wait until after we have been successful on the grant. Mr. Crookston, do we have to, they separate out the community development block grants between the economic development block grants and the senior block grants, do w~e have to have a hearing for approval of this particular one? The economic block grants you have to have a hearing and see if there are others and the Counci! has to make a priority. We only have one senior center so I assume that we don't have to do that. Crookston: Grant, I haven't looked at that. Kingsford: Do you know off hand Shari? Stiles: Yes you would, you would be required to have a public hearing. Kingsford: But we wouldn't have to do that until after w~e notified them that we plan to apply, is that correct. Stiles: Before, l believe it is the first week in February these applications are due, prior to that time. Kingsford: You will see that we get scheduled up for that hearing then? Stiles: Yes Crookston: 1 w~ould like to make a comment that { think the City does have power to waive certain fees but I don't think it has power to waive water and sewer fees if there is going to be water and sewer connections. If there are additional connections to be made. Kingsford: There may not be, there may be (inaudible} but I~nrould ask you to take a look at that ordinance again, I think we do have the power to waive those. My recoiiection of the bonding ordinance is that we do but that is something that we had better examine. Nichols: I am sorry that we don't have any of the figures in yet. Kingsford: That is something that as the grant is being prepared we will get fine tuned and so on. We appreciate everyone's attendance here. ft is good to see that we are all vital and sti!! out there hitting it. I am a little distraught I didn't realize I had to wait until 60 then t could play in the senior's golf tournament at 50 and I am just getting into that. The next items 10, 11, and 12 can we handle as a b{ock Counselor we have the same probfem with those as wre did with the earlier development agreement item 3. Do we need to have a motion to table them separatefy or in a b{ock. ~ ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 14 Crookston: You can do it in a block. Morrow. So moved Corrie: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Bob to table items 10, 11 and 12 the development agreements until the nex# Council meeting, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea Stiles: ! believe item #12 has been reviewed and the copy you have has Wayne's comments on it. And the only item that, it wouldn't really change it they have an item in there that the Kennedy Lateral will be ti(ed unless a variance is applied for and approved by the City Council. And they have signed this. Kingsford: I thought you just told us that all of the development agreements, are you trying to trick me up here? Stiles: No Kingsford: Entertain a motion to reconsider. Yerrington: So moved Morrow: Second Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Walt to reconsider the aforementioned mention, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea Kingsford: l wil! entertain a motion to table items 10 and 11. Morrow: So moved Corrie: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Bob to table items 10 and 11 until the next meeting, al{ those in favor'? Opposed? ~ ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 15 MOTION CARRIED: All Yea ITEM #12: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT: ELK RUN SUBDIVISION NO. 2: Kingsford: Counselor, you have then approved of the deve~opment agreement on Elk Run Subdivision No. 2? Crookston: I have reviewed it and made the comments that are on there yes. I haven't fooked at it recently though. Corrie: Which one is it? Kingsford: That is item 12, Elk Run Subdivision No. 2. Is there a motion to approve that development agreement subject to Counselors notes being approved? Yerrington: I make that motion. Tolsma: Second Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Ron to approve the development agreement of Elk Run Subdivision No. 2 subject to them meeting the legal counsel's notes on the development agreement, all those in favor'? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea ITEM #13: SEWER/WATER/TRASH DELINQUENCIES: Kingsford: This is to inform you in witting that if you choose to you have a right to a pre- determination hearing at 7:30 P.M. October 4, 1994 before the Mayor and City Council to appear in person and to be judged on the facts and defend the claim made by the City that your sew~er, water and trash bill is delinquent. You may retain Counsel. Your service will be discontinued on October 12, 1994 unless payment is received in full. Is there anyone from the audience that would like to contest their sewer, water os trash bill? Entertain a motion to approve the turn off list. Tolsma: So moved Yerrington: Second Kingsford: Moved by Ron, second by Max to approve the tum off list, all those in favor? Opposed? • • a Meridian City Council Oetober 4, 1994 Page 16 MOTION CARRIED: Ail 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 the turn off list this month is $27,343. Yerrington: Is there anyway we can shorten up that de4inquency list with 30 days? Kingsford: 1 think there is, we just need to do it by ordinance. If it is the Council's desire to change the times on that I think it would be most appropriate. Morrow. Do you have a recommendation? Yerrington: Yes, I w~ould make a recommendation that we instruct the attorney to shorten the delinquency by 30 days. Crookston: To make i# 60 days Yerrington: To make it 60 days instead of 90 days. Morrow. Second Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Walt to have the City Attorney draft an ordinance reducing the delinquency time period by 90 days to 60 days, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea ITEhII #14: APPROVE BILLS: Tolsma: So moved Morrow. Second Kingsford: Moved by Ron, second by Walt to approve the bills, all those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea ITEM #15: DEPARTMENT REPORTS: Kingsford: Mr. Commission Chairman? u Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 17 (Inaudible) Kingsford: Shari (End of Tape) L_J Stiles: not having the time to do it. The people that had submitted those development agreements wanted it assured that they would be on the agenda and I told them I didn't know if I would be able to review them but told them they would be on the agenda. Gary has offered to let Cheryl help me with those in the file review and getting a set of conditions for each one of those and hopefu{ly it wifl go a little more smoothly for now on. Kingsfiord: Anything else? Mr. Smith Smith: Mr. Mayor and Council members ar our last meeting I discussed a bid that we had received to expand the water department office building. Bruce Stuart and 1 sat down and kind of review~ed where w~e w~ere trying to go in the long term. I prepared, I took a copy of our City map and placed on that map the locations of our wells, the location of our water department presently is located right here just south of the railroad tracks along Meridian road on Bow~er Street. And what this map, even #hough this map was prepared (inaudible) August 29th of this year there is stili a considerable amount of land that has been proposed for annexation and is some form or some part of the annexation/preliminary plat! final plat process. Those land areas 1 have shown in red and cross hatched them. And you can see that there is a significant amount of land that has been proposed for annexation and or platting. The location of the water department right now as you can see by the map is very centrally located. The one mile intervals on the section line roads, for example this is Franklin Road just south of the water department, there is Cherry Lane and Fairview and Ustick. Our wells as they are dispersed throughout the City again our water department is very centraffy {ocated. The new weil that is under driliing construction right now, w~efl #16 out here near Eagte Road by the way they started today with the test w~ell. The future w~lls that we are planning basically are in the northeast and northwest part of town. That wi(I help to serve those rapidly developing areas. And we have one other wel{ that will be proposed, I haven't shown it here it is in the Los Alamitos Subdivision afong Locust Grove Road. The one question that came up at last Council meeting was related to land area at the site down there. And there is a parcel that is being advertised for sale to the south that has a single family dwelling on it right now. I believe it is an acre and a half I could be wrong on that it could be a little more. Bruce did get some preiiminary numbers from the person that is advertising it. ft is fairly expensive in terms of what they are asking for it. So t guess that, the problem that we are in right now at the water department is that with the exception of Bruce's office the rest of the office area is one large room. So there is no, there isn't a privacy factor. There isn't an area that the • • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 18 employees have for example, the Assistant Superintendent and Chip Hudson who kind of heads up the site inspection aspect they don't' have a ptace where they can ciose the door and get away from the general day to day confusion so forth in order to do their drawings and record drawings and map out work that needs to be done. And part of this remodei project was to provide that type of quarters for them. Along with a secure area that record drawings could be kept within to protect them from fire for example. In terms of long range, I guess the only question mark that v~ have right now and I don't really have an answer for you is the dirt, the land area that would be available down there. We don't have anywhere to go to narth Because Bower Street is right there and Ada County Weeds are right across the street. We don't have anyway to go to the west because of the, { think it is Camphor is there. The only way we coutd expand v~auld be to the south. Kingsford: Questions of Mr. Smith? Morrow. I have no questions of Gary, being the person that brought most af this up, I don't' have a problem with the location of the water department I do have a problem with the fact that w~e don't' have a strategic plan and it doesn't seem to me to make sense to spend the taxpayers money until we know if w~e are going to spend it real wisely. { think now that the budgeting process is done that w~e as a Council and Mayor need to sit down and say okay and let's face the facts. I personally think and fairly adamant about it that the City probabty be a town of 50,000 people within the not too distant future and that v~ ought to start laying the basis for that now and determining what we need in terms of land and facilities and departments and how those departments are going to be structured. We have got a major issue coming up with the fire department, we need to determine how we are going to build facilities and how vwe are going to fund them. What facilities are needed, quite candidly if the numbers, if we need more dirt for the water department and the number to the south is anywhere close to what it was believed to be then the whole site becomes a disposable site that we go someplace else (inaudible). So if that is the decision of the Council in terms of a long term plan then it doesn't appear to me to make any sense to me to spend a heck of a lot more funds there in the short term. 1 think that not only do we need to w~ork on our zoning a~d development ordinance but I think w~e need to spend some workshop time and get a blue print for the future in place. If the City doesn't grow for whatever reasons at least it is in place and we have made the plans for when it does. !t can be kicked into various parts. t just don't want to be spending the taxpayers precious dollar on something that maybe not have a very long economic value because of lack of planning on our side. Smith: Mr. Mayor and Council members I again discussed some other things with Bnace concerning man power. We also talked about the possibility of contra~ting on a year to year basis repair work and so forth such as what Boise water does. Or we would have a contractor that w~ould be on a competitive bid basis that would provide men and machinery • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 19 • to do repair wrork basicafly repair work and or if we had smatler projects pipe line replacements type projects that they could be involved in that. The thing that does is that it eliminates us staffing up to any great degree. It reduces the requirement for land area for stockpiling or for providing a yard for pipe materials and so forth possibly. Bruce has hired as part of our planned expansion there another meter reader. This is a lady that comes to us from Garden City and she was a meter reader down there. She has already started and she starts not at a slow walk but on a run. She is experienced and Bruce felt very confident that with 2 meter readers what one has been doing up to this point, if w~e are indeed a town of 20,000 that we can double our size and still be able to handle it with 2 meter readers. So that addition of one person has a long term effect on our department. He has in the budget to hire another person, in fact he had one last year that he lost, to replace that person and one more. So the addition of those 2 people if he is successful in finding candidates that can do the work that needs to be done for the salary that we can pay. Then he feels and I have to leave that feeling to him that his employees can handle a town twice the size of where w~e are now. And I think if we get into a possible, and I can only assume that w~e can do this and I don't' know from a legal standpoint if it is prohibited or not. If we can contract on a bid basis annually and not obligate the Council for any {onger term of period then 1 year for any repairs. I don't know that we are really looking at any major growth in the water department itself in terms of numbers of employees. 1 really, I guess from a standpoint of where the water department building is right now and the way the deveiopment of the city is going about is taking ptace that we have a very central location and with the street systems the way that they are we can access these sites in a fairly rapid manner. Kingsford: Aren't woe also Gary certain amount of equipment in that building that would be fairly costly to go to another site, there is a w~ell that we don't' use a lot. Is it a 600 gallon? Smith: I think Bruce has told me it would pump around 300. Well #3 is what it is tagged, ifs number. And that is one thing that w~e have done as Grant mentions and Ron reiterates w~e are providing water now at that site we have constructed a fill slip water meter and the gal in the office monitors that and keeps tracks of the gallons that are pumped and sold. The contractors are billed and this has helped reduce taking of water fcom fire hydrants which was not so much costly in terms of the water taken but the repairs to fire hydrants becauSe of people tuming them on and off in a short period of time they tum them on and fill their truck. And as Ron knows with fire department turning them back off and fire hydrants are meant to operate that way. You turn them on you leave them on for fighting fire and then you turn them off. But anyway, that water fill situation has helped that a lot. The street sweepers for ACHD fill up down there now, they don't' take water off ~re hydrants at least they are not supposed to. Kingsford: We1f, again and I appreciate where Walt is coming from and this has been • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 20 • something that I have been pondering for a number of years, 1 just envision that we will do virtually all of that stuff contract. 1 don't want to see those guys doing really any reconstruct, 1 see our department doing things like fixing brakes, those kinds of things and that is not going to grow a lot. I see too that within the next 10 years instead of the meter reading portion growing bigger will grow smaller. What I look at in the industry is that w~e will probably end up having a telephone line that hooks to those meters and we will just read them electronica{ly. 1 would be willing to bet that within the next 10 years that becomes very eeonomically feasible for us, technology is there now everyone has a spare phone line. I think that is something that w~e are going to be doing. I have resisted Gary's proposal to go into the read with a wand because I think the next generation will do a lot better for us. I think w~e are just a few years away from it. I don't see I guess Walt our need for space growing appreciably now that is no# to say if we can lay our hands on that property to the south if it is more realistic price maybe we shouldn't do it. But I just don't' see us needing a large yard there. Smith: Mr. Mayor, I think also as part of Bruce's and I conversation was a better utilization of the land that we have. We have an old building down there that I don't' know how old it is but it came with the property. That is used a storage building and it doesn't need to be that big and Bruce and I talked about possibly replacing that building over on the west side of the property maybe half the size and opening up more of the land that could be used fior something else. Particularly because this proposed addition v~ould move out into the travel lane between this old building I speak of and the existing office building. So it would help open that area up and provide better access through there. 1 know this presentation is very formal but I guess the long range plan in what Bruce and I talked about really didn't see a, and again you have to project as to how long it is going to take to be come a city of 40,000 #0 50,Q00. If w~e are growing at the rate that we have been and I don't think we are going to, we are seeing a down turn right now in building permits. I think this last month it was 60. So I don't know how long, we didn't pencil the projection on the population as to how many years it would be before we could be a city of 40,000 to 50,000. I think Walt is right we are going to get there I just don't' know how long it is going to be. Kingsford: Idaho Pov~er and APA have done some projections, now APA has adopted Idaho Power's, I forget what was that Walt 2020? Morrow. I think those were the same folk that were proje~ting 20,000 in the year 2010. Smith: We have a lot, Shari mentioned to me today mogopher had said that Ada County has 7000 vacant lots and the City of Meridian has 400q of those 7000. Anyway, I guess we have a need at the water department for some additional space for better utilization of the space that we have. That office, the way it was built originally was not very well planned, that one large room. And w~e have a need, we have a requirement from the ADA • Meridian City Councii October 4, 1994 Page 21 ~ to provide handicapped access rest rooms times 2 because we have 2 lady employees. Anyway that one item causes quite a bit of disruption to the existing building to provide that 5 foot diameter free swing area for a wheel chair access. The heating system is giving them fits and so there are some things that we have to do. I don't know if we revisited the plan and when Jim Shearer started this I directed him to look at the existing building and do something with it and make it more efficient. Make it more of a professional presented building so when somebody walks through the front door they are walking into a well presented building. So that they are greeted by a receptionist and when they walk through the door they don't see all of the employees right now and that is the way it is right now it is just wide open. And he did that. Kingsford: What is your feeling now Walt? Morrow. My feeling is that I am sensitive to all of this, I still think that we can delay for 30 to 60 days while we take a good hard look at these other things. In terms of brainstorming I am sitting here thinking in terms of Gary's comments is that w~e can easily design City Hall facilities that incorporates those staff folk that they are talking about in the water department within a portion of City Hall. If w~e are going to commit to this and v~ know we are not going to get any land than we had better commit to subcontracting and begin to start putting forth those contracts for maintenance immediately. We had better not be sending in a request for equipment that is primarily maintenance type of equipment. The thing of it is if w~e are going to start crossing some of these points of no return then we had better have those commitments in place as a Council. I just think that we need to sit down and have some workshops and brainstorm what it is we want to do and it may very come out that we make the same decision. I don't know from my perspective. But it may come out something different also. It is not outside the realm of possibility at some point in time that the water system gets sold and goes private. That is a real (inaudible) shot. Kingsford: The City of Eagle might buy it. Morrow. The City of Eagle could buy it #hat is correct seeing as how they have such good water system. Kingsford: Well, Gary, is the contractor that we have the bid from v~uld they be willing to put that to stay at those prices for 30 days? Smith: 1 can't say Grant, I don't know, I can certainly contact them and see. Kingsford: 1 think it is probably appropriate that the Councii take action one way or another. We have a bid that we need to act on, if it is the Council's decision to ask for a 30 day extension then that is fine other wise I think you need to approve or disapprove the • Meridian City Counci4 October 4, 1994 Page 22 bid. • Morrow. I wan# to make an editorial comment (inaudible) that please understand that I am not criticizing anybody, but I think to bring the bid to fruition at the end of the fiscal year probably was not the best thing to have done. I think if we were going to have looked at this and it was a budgeted item for fiscal year 1994 that it should have been looked at January, February of this year and we could have the discussions or we could have vwrked with the construction season or w~e could have done lots' of other things. I for one as a City Councilman do not like and will not really be a party to being pushed back into a corner and using the federal employee mentality of let's use her a!I up and spend her now because w~e got it. I don't like that and that is a secondary issue here. It is a criticism that is not directed at anybody in general but it is a statement of my position. (Inaudible) Smith: I agree with that Mr. Morrow, it certainly wasn't' intentional that we ended up at the point that we are right now. Because we did start on this some time ago it is just that for one reason or another it drug out and drug out and plans didn't get completed. Tolsma: (Inaudible) so high? Kingsford: I think that is one of the things that we went over last time part of it is we are looking at the heating system for the old building. You are looking at the ADA requirements, rest rooms particularly. I think if you singfe out just the additional space it isn't' terribly out of line, but when you look at all the modifications that we are doing to the existing building it is high. Tolsma: (Inaudible) where the money was going. How much for heating, air conditioning, and carpeting and what else we are going to put in this thing. Smith: I am sorry I didn't remember that so I didn't have that break down from the contractor. The bid was presented as a lump sum bid, just one price item. The architect did make a break dowm prior to the bid, his estimate his cost estimate. His total construction contract was quite a bit less than what the actual bid was. Unfortunatety it is very difficult to tell from one bid if w+e have a good bid. We don't have anything to compare it with. So that makes it doubiy hard to do. 1 don't remember what our auditor told us as far as this money we had budgeted for last year. Kingsford: He was just saying that she is going to back in town and we can get an opinion. {nitially she said if we approved the grants by the end of the budget year it w~ould in essence committing it. Like now w~e have gone passed that and I am not sure that v~ can move forward anyway. • • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 23 Smith: Well, I guess perhaps w~e are at a point we can't continue with this project. I don't' know, as far as funding goes if that is the case then we are probably having a good discussion but that is about it. Kingsford: It is not a waste because, we need to have this dialogue and (inaudible). The thing that comes to mind then is if we don't' do it and we may not be able to then we are still beiw~een a rock and a hard place because we have committed that w~e would have the ADA stuff done this year, we w+ould have to look at an extension for that. I don't know what the status is, will that heating system get us through another year. Hopefully without too much (inaudible). Smith: It probably will it is not, it is not on its last legs by an means I don't' think. What woe have to do in terms of the ADA requirements are concerned I don't know. I know what v~ have to do but I don't' know how we are going to be able to do it. Kingsford: We will have to get an outline as to how we are going to meet it and hopefully that will be approved. If we don't' build a new buiiding or remodel that one I don't know what we will tell them. Smith: 1 will investigate the rest room situation and I will follow up with the heating system and see if that is indeed a critical element down there. Kingsford: Mr. Berg will follow up on the situation with the budget with the auditor to see where we stand there as well. Corrie: Mr. Mayor, I don't' want to continue this conversation too much longer but v~ are going to have the same situation coming up very shortly with the fire department. I am in agreement with Walt, w~e need to sit down at planning sessions whether we have it every 4th Tuesday or whatever and then we have a spill over from Council. I have a funny feeling that we are going to have big long meetings coming up here. But whatever we do we need to sit down and do some planning ahead because I know just from the standpoint we are going to have a lot of discussion and a lot of things that are going to have to be brought before the Council. We do need to have planning and this town is growing and I don't want to repeat what Walt says but I agree with him 100% on that. 1 too don't' like to have something dropped on me at the last minute. 1 did a little checking and found what some of those reasons w~ere. It is not entirely the fault of the water department doing it all at one time, they had some problems all along. But those things can be brought to our attention way before the last minute. I too w~ould like to see us do that. Like I say I don't want to drag this on any further. Kingsford: Would you also advise Mr. Ewing of our situation? • • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 24 Smith: That is all t have, thank you. Yerrington: You mentioned these different wells, how about #12 how is it coming? Smith: I haven't checked with the contractor lately but the last time 1 did he was at about 750 feet with his 18 inch casing and he was stopped there he couldn't' drive it any farther. So the next process was to start install a 16 inch temporary casing that they would drill inside of in order to keep the hole open. And when they get down to the, and I think that the water strata that they are working at is about 850 feet somewhere in that range. So when they get to that point then and they have identified that through the test vvell and the gama logs that w~ere run at the time the test hole was drilled. So when they get the 16 inch down there and they have the hole opened up then they would be able to drop the well screen assembfy and filter pack and pull the 16 inch temporary casing out. So they are getting close. I suspect that Well #16 which they started the test hole on today, they wi~! have the test hole in a coupfe days, the logs will be done, they will know where they are going. The screens will be ordered then, they have people on stand by. Cope seems to be very well organized on this one, not that they haven't been on the past one. Pete's daughter Ann Cope is kind of direeting operations. { am sure Pete is guiding her very abfy and (inaudible) but she seems to be very concerned that they do an excellent job that everything is done in accordance to the way it is supposed to be done. i am looking forward to a good hole out there. Once they get the test well done and the gama log is done they wiH start drilling the production v~eefi and right over the top of the test v~eell. And 1 think on 15 they were down in a week and had the casing and screens and everything in the hole. I suspect we will have hole #16 drilled before 12 is ready. Cable tool is just a lot slow~er process, th~re are no 2 ways about it. The rotary brigs they are really a quick operation. Morrow: Well good, then our bit of a risk there is paying off then on 16. Smith: Yes, so w~e will have those 2 wells in operation and I've got a consulting engineer standing by, the one that did 15 for us on the pump house, he will jump right on it. 1 have talked to him and he is going to be available. He wil! get started right away as soon as we have a test hole pumped and we know what we are pumping. Get that out to bid and get that well house built, 12 we will just put that house back on and v~ will have to re-test pump that and probably w+e are going to being in the market to buy another pump. I don't think that the pump that w~e have got there is capabfe of producing what we have licensed to obtain. Kingsford: That was a submergible right? Smith: That was a 75 horse submersible. But v-~e will just have to wait and see what it test • • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 25 pumps. And those 2 w~ells will be on line spring time and I am pushing to get another well drilled and hopefiuliy w~e will be able to get out in either the northwest part of town at Ustick and Ten Miie or back here on South Locust Grove. Kingsford: What is the status of your proceeding with a used well? Gary have you gotten any further with that? Smith: 1 haven't Mr. Mayor, I think that what we have to do at this point is spend some money and that vwuld involve dropping a T.V. camera down the hole to take a look at the casing and the screen assembly. The second thing vwuld be to test pump the well and we need to take some water quality tests in the water itself. I think that has to be done before we make any decision as to whether proceed or not purchasing the well or entering into negotiations with the owner. Kingsford: Did you get their drilling log? Smith: 1 have the drilling log yes. The depth of the well is just about the same dep#h as Well 8 and 9, 10 and 7. lt is about 450 to 460 feet. Stevens and Sons drilted that vveii also. But other than that I don't' know anything about it and 1 t~ink that, t have ta{ked to our hydrologist and that was his recommendation too that we just have to make those kinds of investigations before we can make any determination as to whether we want to proceed or not. Morrow: Do we need a motion to spend fhose monies. Smith: I don't know if you need a motion or not but I was planning on doing that as part of our research and investigation. Kingsford: If the Council w~ould feel more comfortable with a motion that is fine. 1 think that (inaudible) woell than to go out and strong arm for a site and punch a new well and so forth. Tolsma: (Inaudible) Smith: As their development proceeds and I understand they are, at least supposedly they are on kind of a fast track with that thing. They keep saying they are. There definitely is a need for water out there for their site and their extension of the water main on Eagle road is going to come from the north on the north side of the tracks where it presently is right now. They have made through their engineer made application for that railroad crossing and I did find out there is an expediting means for railroad crossings. It costs you $1000 but they turn that puppy around in a big time hurry, I am talking about a week. That agreement was back here and sent to Wayne for review for the crossing. So they have ~ • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 26 spent the money for that, they wi{I extend that water line up to and past their site so if we were able to develop that well as a city v~ell we w9ould have to construct some water line down from Franklin Road to make that inter-tie along with the cost of the well. Corrie: (Inaudible) from Eagle Road up to St. Luke's. Smith: Yes, it is, you mean in terms of dollars. I don't recall what the cost was but it was several hundred thousand to make that inter-tie. It is a lot less than it was because of (inaudible) and MacAlvain extension dov-m to commercial court. Kingsford: Gary, would it be dollars spent to tie that into Franklin or ~nrould it be just as smart to put some with it and go under the freeway and end up with a loop? Those (inaudible) Smith: We would definitely have to tie it in with Franklin and if Voigt's property goes to development on Overland Road then w~e are getting a lot close to Eagle with the water line. There is an awFuf lot of interest in development around Eagle and Overland intersection. And 1 wouldn't be a bit surprised to see people come for~h as that St. Luke's extension takes place wanting to extend water down to that intersection. Kingsford: One thing I might just add in the way of water and I meant to tell you this independentfy but I went to the law enforcement building last Saturday for their open house at post, I guess they have some problem with water pressure in the dormitory ad I advised them to get the state engineer with you and see if maybe a loop might be achieved. I know it is their system inside, I offered your help. Smith: It is our system Kingsford: Oh is it really I thought that they had a standard because it is (inaudible) that they had the whole thing. Smith: I think w~e made an agreement with them that v~e would maintain that loop through there. It is an 8 inch loop clear through. Kingsford: I think it ends up being a problem internally but if you would take a look at those plans you might be able to help them. This large class that they had, I guess they had to certain things so they were able to shower because they couldn't' run them all. Their design was inappropriate, it was designed fike a Motel Six as they said. But in the Motel Six everybody doesn't shower at ten minutes to five. They do it (inaudible) so they had a problem. Anything else Gary? • ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 27 Smith: No, thank you very much. Kingsford: Chief? Gordon: Nothing your honor. Kingsford: l do just want to make a comment as f had indicated to you at lunch today that there is some concern by the public of youth activities and harassment activities in iown. So as we grow of course things wili accumulate, the Chief assures me that he is on top of those. If you have any questions abaut those certainly visit with the Chief or myself on them. We do need to stay on those more and more. I don't think kids are any worse than they ever w~ere, w~e've got more of them and that 1% that w~e have problems with, when you have more kids that 1% becomes more numbers. Counselor? Crookston: Yes, at the previous meeting the attorney fees came up, there was basically a question about our offer to preform the police prosecution for a fixed rate per month as opposed to the hourly rate. I indicated that 1 would go back to my firm and basically the person that does most of the police prosecution. We discussed it in the firm and our indication is that if the City does not feel comfortable with the 2 year commitment that we would be more than happy to stay at the $50.00 an hour rate. t looked at the last 2 months, the month I just billed for September and the previous month. It averaged out to roughly $6,000. Whether or not that will continue I have no idea. We are getting 2 new officers, but my instructions are to indicate that if you don't want to go with a 2 year cammitment that we would just as soon stay with the hourly rate. Kingsford: Questions or comments about that? Morrow: Let me straighten it in my mind, the 2 year commitment was for the Kingsford: Police work only to accept that at $6000 a month. Morrow. $6000 a month and then Kingsford: Reconsider in 6 months if we v~eren't spending that much. (Inaudible) they wanted to have at least a 2 year commitment. Morrow: If it is a 1 year commitment ~nrould we stay with the $50.00 an hour for the 1 year subject to renegotiation at next year's budget. Crookston: That is always a fact. • • Meridian City Counci! October 4, 1994 Page 28 Kingsford: Even more than that you have a an option that you can bai! out, we don't' have a specific contract. Crookston: No we don't Kingsford: So you are not even tafking about a year, you are talking about an agreement that we have at $50.00 an hour so iong as we mutually agree to that. Does Council have any different thoughts with regards to the attorney's contract based on that. We basically said we would (inaudible) anyway. Crookston: 1 fully understand and so does the other people in the firm. Kingsford: Is there any opposition in going forward as we are today? Based on the motion I think we had I think we are there. Anything else Counselor'? Crookston: No Kingsford: Walter? Crookston: Oh, yes, excuse me, I did get, this won't take too long and it is to our benefit. 1 did get a call from Judge Gerald_ Schroeder who is the Administrative Judge for the Fourth Judicial Distriet. He tofd me that he had prepared basically a one line order that said that they were going to continue the previous order that said that Meridian and Garden City had to have a magistrate's court by October 1. I think I talked to him on the 28th or maybe the 26th. He said that he had submitted his idea to the other judges, they wanted to add some wording, but he said that I would be receiving an order granting the continuance untii October 1 of 1995 or requiring the Magistrate court in #he City's of Meridian and Garden City. I have not yet received the order. Kingsford: I vuould just suggest that based on that and Counselor did advise me of that last week, but that we may want to get involved with Garden City and Eagle if they are interested and perhaps Boise and the courts through John Trailer. And see if we can't come up with a funding vehicle that is more palatable than what they are proposing. I still just, my skin crawls virtually at this double taxation notion that they are putting on us. I can't understand why Boise was involved in that in the first place. And then to drag us in it in the second is virtually unconscionable to me. I think it virould be well if v~ had someone if there is interest in one of you gentlemen to pursue that { think it wrold be a good idea. Tolsma: (Inaudible} ~ Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 29 ~ Kingsford: 1 might be able to pursue it a bit myself, having just received this glorious appointment from the Governor. Morrow: What appointment is that pray tell? Kingsford: Well, 1 was just appointed to the Fourth District Magistrate's Commission. As far as I know my only job is if there is a vacancy in the Magistrate then I help to fill it. Do you have anything Walt? Morrow: One is I v+rould like to make a motion that you and Max take care of the court problems. Yerrington: Do you recognize his motion? KingSford: I think he is out of order. What else do you have? Morrow: One is that I would like to thank Karen Gallagher from Ada Gounty Highway District coming and joining us tonight she is the pretty gal sitting next to Shari. The second issue is that we denied a deal from Ada County Development services conceming ground of ours that is in our impact area. Her letter is indicating that, Becky Bowcutt, that we as a Council endorsed giving the ground away and quite candidly I am struggling at a loss here. On the same agenda for October 10th with Ada County P& Z is a request by Albertson's for a 12 acre conditional use at Eagle and McMillan to do a 155,000 square foot shopping center. And it looks to me like a lot of these things now are occurring that impact our City (End of Tape) that we are not getting any input on and just kind of maybe being trampled on. And so I guess I am asking questions, if anybody knows anything more about that (inaudible) we want and what we don't' want. Kingsford: Shari, you look just eager to jump in. Stiles: Is that the 370 acres plus or minus? Morrow. Yes, that is correct. Stiles: That is this area here, I have received a revised map on that have you, after 1 calfed it to their attention that it included some of our property that was still in what we consider to be our impact area. They sent me a revised map, I didn't know you didn't get one, that is this area here that was given up by the City. I did get a call today from a gentleman that wanted to know why the City was giving up that area. I explained to him that I believed it was because of the sew~er study that was done by JUB and that it couldn't be gravity sew~ered from that piece is that why Gary, this right here? • ~ Meridian City Council Ockober 4, 1994 Page 30 Kingsford: Weif, according to Mr. Forrey that was the situation that it vwould be very shailow. But regardless, I agree with Walt's comment we need to respond that while we have approved that the County has not approved it and so that has not been transfierred. The County does not have that, it is still in our area of impact and nothing ought to happen on it until the County has bought off on our entire area of impact agreement. Stiles: I have also related that ta Ada County when this other one came in also for annexation to Boise. Wondering why Ada County is so eager to recognize our giving up this area but they are dragging their feet on our expanded area. I mean they have to have it one way or another they can't say. Either they recognize this and our impact area now or they continue to keep with our o1d impact area and stay out of it. Kingsford: t think virtually they have to stay out of that until they approved our whole area of impact. Stites: That is all I know. Corrie: When is this going to take place. I keep hearing Kingsford: 1 think it is going to happen about September of 1993, I think we had a reasonabfe assurance from the Commission Chairman at that time that it v~ould. Stiles: 1994, you didn't adopt this until you adopted the Comprehensive Plan which was 1994. Kingsford: Right, but what I am saying is that we had an agreement from Mr. BisterFetdt and others that it would be approved over a year ago. Stifes: That they knew the concept and it was fine and that they would approve that. Kingsford: We had a proposal in front of them at that time that they didn't adopt or haven't yet. Corrie: What is the {atest word, what are they telling us? Kingsford: Well, they are saying now they are waiting to have their comprehensive pfan approved which I understand has our area of impact included. Although 1 have not seen it. Morrow: Let me ask you this question with respect to (inaudible) I suppose one of the arguments I think there are a whole lot of issues here and one of them is the sizing of \I Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 31 ~ county govemment. I suppose one of the arguments for Ada County Commissioners with their thing is that those voters that are in our area of impact are disenfranchised from the standpoint that they don`t' get to vote within the city. Can't we as a City grant those folks within our area of impact the power to vote in city elections because we are going to administer the area. Kingsford: Nope, where they get representation is we have to have at least one and we currently have 2 planning and zoning commission members that reside in the area of impact. Currently the Chairman is outside the City but in the area of impact as is Mr. Hepper. Morrow: So in order to have somebody in the impact area to vote is a constitutional issue for the state? Kingsford: Right Corrie: One thing that v~e did vote on that parcel there about the middle on the Franklin Road the Ridenbaugh Canal, everything east of that canal was in the area impact for the City of Boise because we didn't feel that we needed to have homes halfway in and haifway out. (Discussion Inaudibte) Corrie: The top of that Section 33, was kept being referred to by Forrey as unable to sewer and that is not correct it is able to be sewered it just has to be pump stationed. That is why I was trying to correct him. 1 think what the Mayor says that (inaudible) and tell them to ho{d off. Morrow. Mr. Corrie, not to correct you but t voted in opposition, I am opposed the the 1/4 mile west, east or south of anything. I think that the impact and the city limit boundaries ought to be down the center of a section line road. And so I voted in opposition to (inaudible) parcels based on that theory. Stiles: { v~rou{d fike to mention one thing about, I just went to the demographics advisory committee for the first time which is mostly a Boise City (inaudible) project. Their figures that they had in their report showed at a high density scenario the City of Meridian in the year 2015 would be approximately 36,000 people. I totd them that was probably really optimistic at least on my part to think that there would only be 36,000 people. But what I don't' know is since E.J. Smith who is the Chairman of the Ada County Pianning and Zoning Commission whether that takes into account that they are not including our new impa~t area. ~ i Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 32 Morrow. i think (inaudible) population deal on those 3 section that are in contest there and basically at the rate Boise is going we have a very short period time. We came up with 12,000 or 13,000 peopte conservatively that woufd reside in those 3 sections of ground that we are talking about here tonight. Stites: Which 3 sections~ Kingsford: He is talking about 25, 26 and 27. Stiles: Oh, between McMillan and Chinden. So that is pofitics. Corrie: Have you had an indication that is going to be part of the Ada County Commissioners give away program? Kingsford: Wetl, as { understand it and again visiting with Mr. Forrey what he did in the Comprehensive Plan for Ada County is to include Meridian's area of impact as we have drawn. Corrie: That is what the map is down there. Kingsford: Based on that f assume that will come to pass, but who knows. Are you satisfied Walt, do you want a letter sent from the Mayor and Council to that effect? Morrow: I think we ought to send a letter at the very least to respond on the record and in person and to (inaudible). Kingsford: A letter then stipulating that nothing should take place there until transfer has actually been accomplished that we would oppose anything happening there until that time based on it still being in our area of impact. You said you had 2 things do you remember the other one? Morrow: We covered them both. Kingsford: Max Yerrington: Nothing Kingsfiord: Bob Corrie: Yes, I had the same question he did, hovvever l did have one more. Whatever happened with Ted Johnson on the other side of Eagle Road that we afso sent a ~etter? • • Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 33 Was that stopped? Stiles: Ada County Planning and Zoning Commission put it on a consent agenda the night Gary and I shov~ed up to oppose it. There was no indica#ion on the agenda that they were having a consent agenda so it went on with the conditions of the Commission, it wiil be before the Ada County Commissioners tomorrow at 10:00. One of the conditions is that they be served by Boise City Sew~er and Jerome Map has assured me they will not approve it unless Meridian approves it. They will not alfow them to be served by Boise City sev~er without Meridian's consent. So, I was going to go ahead and go tomorrow just in case something funny happens. Morrow: I think we ought to have your presence there to make those feefings weii known and verbaliy for the record. It sounds to me like we are gettir-g railroaded again. Corrie: I agree. Stiles: So that is where it is at, tomorrow it goes to the Commissioners and 1 wi41 be there. K~ngsfo~d: Ron Tolsma: No Kingsford: William Berg, Jr. Berg: Pass Kingsford: Entertain a motion to adjourn. Morrow: So moved Tolsma: Second Kingsford: Moved by Walt, second by Ron to adjourn, alt those in favor? Opposed? MOTION CARRIED: All Yea MEETING ADJOURNED AT 9:14 P.M. (TAPE ON FILE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS) APPROVED: ~ U Meridian City Council October 4, 1994 Page 34 ATTEST: __ ~ WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., C RK • ~ ` GRANT P. KINGSF RD, Y R • MERIDIAN CITY GOUNCIL AGENDA • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1994 - 7:30 P.M. CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 20, 1994: MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 27, 1994: 1. TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: STUBBLEFIELD CONSTRUCTION REQUEST FOR EXTENSION ON TUMBLE CREEK SUBDIVISION: ~~d.~ L~.Lz-e- ~ove ~ d..~.~ l f~j dz~,r.e hh-.~ 2. TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: COVENANTS, CONDiTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS FOR TURTLE CREEK SUBDIVISfON: -~z~t~ um;ti7r ~'J~to~. lf~ ~ h~.~c~"~ 3. TABLED AT SEPTEMBER 20, 1994 MEETING: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR TUTHILL ESTATES N~. 2 SUBDIVtStON: ~~d/-~ t~~fiZ Oc~bey /fj ~'/~-ee~n~ 4. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS QF lAW FOR ELK RUN SUBDMSION NO. 1 AND 2 VARIANCE REQUEST: u~p~~~ ~%~ `~/~ ~1Pn y cfa.~. ~~a.v~-r~ 5. ORDINANCE #675 - HAVEN COVE SUBDIVISION NO. 5: ~c.~e u~>Z f~~~-~-lB~ ~'~~v~eloprne~ a~r~ee~PK-t) 6. PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR HAVEN COVE SUBD1ViSION NO. 5: -fu~ wh fr7 ~?c~o ~.- l fT'z. 7. U.S. BANK - REQUEST 6 MONTH TEMPORARY TRAfLER RENEWAL: ,~C~'1,p/'av~ ~`n~~~ C~lC~evn-~d~iirJ 8. THE PLAYGROUND:REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF A PHASED DEVELOPMENT PLAN: ~~~~ar~.e ;~~/had-e o;{~ofoJe~t" 9. MERIDIAN SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER - REQUEST ASSISTANCE IN OBTAINING AN IDAHO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT: Gi~G~i/~j.~h~e /Plz`P~~o'~ ~cP~J/.~at~`~. 10. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT: WESTDALE PARK SUBDIVISION NO. 2: ~Zc.~ ~ ovf - !1~' ~?- /1u.L~i~j 11. DEVELOPMEJVT AGREEMENT: WATERBURY PARK SUBDIViSION N0. 5: ~a~ ~ ~ ~~t. ~ ~ ~ ~.~ ~ 12. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT: ELK RUN SUBDIVISION NO. 2: /~~+L~~/r-eu~ w~ ~~- cve-rec-h~n-:r o~ Z~-e e~~-y af/a~-~.,e~/ "~ / ~o ncDr Ta~c1UT 9CDllflT~+. -r.7. --vcr-r~~-rrvr~r~rT-c~r-v~°ra. l3 • G/a'~e~''l S~Wt~r /'l~ ~,.C~r~y C~/ ~~Cer -- ~1~,0~~~v~-. lv da~yJ 1a 6PQ'~~ ~ aC / '~,+ Lzt~,a.s'l~( ~~t~..e l d- ~ 4 - '~P~rvs.ne. ~v~ /Gr - ~z p~r-oli,Z r ~~< ,~P~p~xf-~e~..Y- Qep~rt.s~ S~ f ~~~ CITY OF MERiDIAN • ~ OCT Q~~~~t~ HUB OF TRE14SURE VALLEY ~~ ~ `Y ~~~~~ ;,m,~~;~~~~~~~ 33~ EAST IDAFiO MERlDiAN, fD~HO 83642 pUBLIC MEETING SIGN-UP SHEET NAME: PHONE NUMBER: ---- -------r ----------------------------------------- - -------------------------- -- - ----- - ;, ' ~~~ l/ / I ~/SJ v ~ ~~ /1 C / ~~tCt ~ c, ;, t A ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ a ----------------------. ~~ ~7 Z ~r -----------------------. ~y`~- ~~5~7--- ~~~- ~ii 3 Y Z_~ o~ 6------~ ___ ~ ~ ~_--~ z ~-~ _. ._--- ~ ~-~= ~ ~~ 7 _. ~ ~` 2 '~ "'(' ~ ~/ QC~. 6 4 i~~f, CITY OF MERIDIAN HUB OF TREASUiRE VALLEY 33 EAST IDAHO MERIDIAN, iDAHQ 83642 ~ PUBLIC MEETING SIGN-UP SHEET . 1~1 ~ ~ ~~' d~~p~pAJ~'i}f~l~~ NAME: PHONE NUMBER: ! ~ BEFORE THE MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL APPLICATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT GROUP FOR A VARIANCE FROM 11-9-605 M PIPINCG OF DITCHES FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSION3 The above entitled variance request having come on for consideration on September 20, 1994, at approximately 7:30 o'clock p.m. on said date, at the Meridian City Hall, 33 East Idaho Street, Meridian, Idaho, the Applicant appearing through Bill Hardt and its attorney, Howard Foley, 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 September 20, 1994, the first publication of which was fifteen (15) days prior to said hearing; that the matter was duly considered at the 5eptember 20, 1994, hearing; that copies of all notices were available to newspaper, radio and television stations. 2. That 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., 11-2-419 D., and 11- 9-612 B. l.b. of the Revised and Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridi.an; that this requirement has been met. DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -1 • • 3. That Ordinance 11-9-605 M PIPING OF DTTCHES, requires all irrigation ditches, laterals or canals, exclusive of natural waterways, intersecting, crossing or lying adjacent and contiguous, or which canals, ditches or laterals touch either or both sides of the area being subdivided, shall be covered and enclosed with tiling or other covering equivalent in ability to detour access to said ditch, lateral or canal. 4. That the Applicant has requested a variance from the above ditch piping requirements and be allowed not to pipe the Kennedy Lateral but to fence the ditch. 5. The entire property in question is described in the variance application and is incorporated herein as if set forth in full. 6. That the property in the area where the variance is requested is zoned R-4 Residential and is proposed to be used in that fashion; that the Applicant owns the property. 7. That Bill Hardt, representative of the Applicant, testified at the hearing that the piping of the ditch would require a sixty (60) inch tile; that some of the area had already been fenced; that the piping would be expensive; once the tiling of a ditch starts the inlet structures would be a safety problem; that the fencing would go to Meridian Road; that they would fence to seal off the east side of the canal; that the City needs to draw a line on the size of ditches that must be tiled; that the size of tile would start at 52 inches and go to 60 inches; that he was concerned about children. DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -2 i • He also testified after everybody else had testified that if the ditch is tiled there will be a problem with grates; that there was a tremendous amount of water; that the tiling would inhibit the fencing; and that the cost of tiling would be $280,000.00. 8. That Howard Foley, representative of the Applicant, testified that the City Council has granted variances when the piping is larger than 48 inches; that Nampa & Meridian Irrigation District said they had a 35 foot easement; that Nampa & Meridian Irrigation District had agreed on a 15 foot easement; that there is no recorded easement but 1V & M rely on a prescriptive easement; that a fence has been constructed and homes have been built; initially thought pipe was 36 inches; that the City Council ought not get involved in owner and N& M issues; that it was an easement of necessity; and that N& M has called the home owners and told them that they have the right to tear down the fences. Mr. Foley also submitted photographs of the ditch. 9. Bob Stowe testified that he lived along the lateral; that he was the spokesman for the home owners group; that he was apposed to moving the fences whether the variance is granted or not; that once the ditch was tiled N& M would cease maintenance of the ditch; that they own to the center of the ditch; that it was not an unreasonable easement as it exists now; that cement trucks use the easement; that 35 feet would be 18 feed on their side of the ditch; that he desired that it be left the same; and that he was not told the ditch would be tiled. 10 Bryan Twait testified that he was a home owner in the DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -3 • ~ area; that he was told the ditch would be tiled; that his understanding was that his property was enclosed in the fence; that the easement was a greenbelt; that safety was a problem; his fence is within 15 feet of the ditch; that he would take back 10 or 15 feet and maintain it; that it would not be an eyesore; that he does not want his fence moved further towards his house. 11. Norm LaComb testified that he was a home owner on the canal and a realtor there; that he perceived that the ditch was 38 inches and was to be tiled; that he wants the fence to stay the same so it does not encroach more. 12. 5hari Stiles, Meridian Zoning Administrator, testified that there was Development Agreement on Elk Run No. 1 that says the ditches will be tiled; that the developer had disregarded what he had agreed to do; she also submitted written comment to the same effect, which is incorporated herein as if set forth in full; and in the written comment she stated that N& M only allowed the fencing to encroach into their easement because the Developer assured them the Kennedy Lateral would be piped; that N& M is protesting this variance; she concluded by stating, as follows: "I believe the only workable solution to this problem is to require the tiling of the ditch in accordance with City Ordinance, in accordance with representations made by the Developer, and in accordance with the signed development agreement stating that all ditches will be tiled." 13. Gary Smith, Meridian City Engineer testified that he had received a call from John Anderson, an N& M official, who stated that Sharp & Smith, N& M engineer, had indicated that a 48 inch pipe could be used to pipe the ditch; that Gary Lee, an engineer DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -4 ~ • for the developer had used 3,300 miner`s inches and N& M had used 2,700 miner's inches; that the entire length along Elk Run must be piped; that N& M would care for the ditch; that the plat for E1k Run No. 1 shows a 35 fovt easement; that the No. 1 plat would be an easement of record; he also submitted written comment to the same effect, which is incorporated herein as if set forth in full. 14. That the Applicant previously applied for a variance of 11-9-605 M so that it would not have to tile the Kennedy Lateral for Elk Run No. 1, which application was denied; that the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law on that variance Application are incorporated herein as if set forth in full. 15. That the Ordinance annexing and zoning the Applicant's, land which is now under consideration for a variance of the piping requirement again, states, as follows: " ; that all ditches, canals and waterways sha11 be tiled including those that are property boundaries or only partially on the property." 16. That the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law adopted by the Meridian City Council on the Annexation and Zoning Application of the Applicant for the land under consideration stated as follows: "That all ditches, canals, and waterways would have to be tiled as a condition of annexation and if not so tiled the property shall be subject to de-annexation." 17. That after the variance request to not have to tile the Kennedy Lateral, the Applicant signed a DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT for Elk Run No. 1 with the City of Meridian which agreement stated as follows: + i DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -5 • ~ "3. That Developer shall meet al;l of the Zoning and Subdivision and Development Ordinance requirements of the City of Meridian for the zone in which the property is located. 7. That DEVELOPER agrees to abide by all ordinances of the City of Meridian and the property shall be subject to de- annexat.ion if the owner or his assigns, he.irs or successors shall not meet the conditions contained in the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, this Development Agreement, and the Ordinances of the City of Meridian." CONCLUSIONS 1. That all the procedural requi.rements 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 Ordinance and pursuant to 5ection 11-9-612 of the Development Ordinances and under 11-9-605 M the City may waive the requirement of piping ditches if the City Council finds that the public purpose requiring such will not be served in the individual case. 3. That the City Council has judged this application by the guidelines, standards, criteria, and policies contained in the Subdivision and Development 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, DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -6 • • ordinances, and policies, and of actual conditions existing within the City and the State. 5. That the following provisions of Section 11-9-605 M, PIPTNG OF DITCHES, of the Subdivision and Development Ordinance are noted which is pertinent to the Application: All irrigation ditches, laterals or canals, exclusive of natural waterways, intersecting, crossing or lying adjacent and contiguous, or which canals, ditches or laterals touch either or both sides of the area being subdivided, shall be covered and enclosed with tiling or other covering equivalent in ability to detour access to said ditch, lateral or canal. The City may waive this requirement for covering such ditch, lateral or canal, if it finds that the public purpose requiring such will not be served in the individual case. Any covering program involving the distribution system of any irrigation district shall have the prior approval of that affected district. . . . 6. That the City Council is considering changing the Ordinance regarding the piping of large ditches; that the Ordinance may be changed to only require tiling where the size of the pipe require to tile the ditch is forty-eight (48) inches or less; the Council has granted variances where the size pipe to tile the ditch has been greater than forty-eight (48) inches. 7. That the specific requirements regarding a variance that must be evidenced and found by the City Council are as follows: 11-9-612 A. 2., FINDING3 No variance shall be favorably acted upon by the Council unless there is a finding, as a result of a public hearing, that all of the following exist: a. 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; in such cases, the DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -7 • ~ subdivider shall first state his reasons in writing as to the specific provision or requirement involved; b. That strict compliance with the requirements of this Ordinance would result in extraordinary hardship to the subdivider because of unusual topography, the nature or condition of adjacent development, other physical canditions or other conditions that make strict compliance with this Ordinance unreasonable under the circumstances, or that the conditions and requirements of this Ordinance will result in inhibiting the achievement or objectives of this Ordinance. c. That the granting of the specified var.iance will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to other property in the area in which the property is situated; d. That such variance will not violate the provisions of the Idaho Code; and e. That such variance will not have the effect of nullifying the interest and purpose of this Ordinance and the Comprehensive Development Plan. 8. That there does appear to be a specific benefit or profit, economic gain or convenience to the Applicant in that the ditch was in existence at the time that the Applicant purchased the property; that the City has requi.red other developers to tile ditches; that the granting of this variance would be of specific economic gain to the Applicant because the ditch would not have to be tiled and suah would save the Applicant money, $280,000.00; that the variance would be of benefit to the Applicant because other developers have had to pay for tiling of ditches; that it is likely that additional residential development would occur on the west side of the ditch. 8. That it is concluded that the size of the ditch is a DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARTANCE - FF & CL Page -8 • ~ substantial reason for having the ditch tiled rather than a reason for granting a variance from the requirement of tiling it; the Applicant stated at the hearing that the size of the diameter of the tile to pipe the ditch would be 52 to 60 inches; that no specific data was put forth that the ditch would require more than a 48 inch diameter tile to pipe the ditch; that the testimony of Gary Smith, Meridian City Engineer indicates that N& M, the operator of the ditch, is of the opinion that a 48 inch pipe could be used to pipe the ditch. 9. That the City has granted variances where the size of tile would be 48 inches or greater; that the Applicant did not submit any evidence that the tile size would be greater than 4$ inches. 10. That it is concluded that the size of the ditch is a substantial reason for having the ditch tiled rather than a reason for granting a variance from the requirement of tiling it. 11. That the requirement of tiling ditches is a health and safety requirement; that there are children who drown in ditches in Ada County and the Treasure Valley almost every irrigation season, particularly in ditches the size of the Kennedy Lateral; that the City has experienced a public outcry from residents adjacent to a ditch in Glennfield Manor to have a ditch tiled when the developer failed to tile a ditch many years ago which was shown on the plat of the subdivision that it wauld be tiled but was not. 12. That regarding Section 11-9-612 A. 2., regarding the cu1- de-sac length, it is specifically concluded as follows: DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -9 ~ • a. That there are no special circumstances or conditions affecting the property that the strict application of the provisions of the ditch tiling Ordinance would clearly be unreasonable. b. That strict compliance with the requirements of the ditch tiling Ordinance would not result in extraordinary hardship to the applicant as a result of factors not self-inflicted since the ditch and the tiling requirement were in existence when the Applicant purchased the property; that there were no factors, physical or economical, unknown to the Applicant that support a granting of a variance. c. That the granting of a vara.ance would be detrimental to the public's welfare and possibly injurious to the public. d. That the variance would have the effect of altering the interests and purposes of the ditch tiling Ordinance which is included in the Subdivision and Development Ordinance for safety purposes. 13. That it would not be in the best interest of the City to grant the variance; that the public purpase requiring tiling would not be served by the granting of this variance; that it is concluded the Application for a variance from the 11-9-605 M PIPING OF DITCHES should be denied. DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARIANCE - FF & CL Page -10 • ! APPROVAL OF FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS The City Council of the City of Meridian does hereby approves these Findings of Fact and Conclusions. ROLL CALL: COUNCILMAN MORROW COUNCILMAN YERRINGTON COUNCILMAN CORRIE COUNCILMAN TOLSMA MAYOR KINGSFORD (TIE BREAKER) DECISION VOTED ~~ VOTED ~ VOTED VOTED VOTED That it is decided the Application for a variance from 11-9- 605 M is denied. APPROVED : ~~~ 1 DIS.APPROVED: DEVELOPMENT GROUP VARTANCE - FF & CL Page -11 Kingsford: This is~o inform you in writ•g, if you choose to, you have the right t o a pre-det erminat i on hearing at 7:30 P. M. lo _~ 04~'~94r before the Mayor and City Council to appear in person to be judged on the facts and defend the claim made by the City that yaur water, sewer and trash bill is delinquent. You may retain counsel. This service will be discontinued on _ 10/12/94 , unless payment is received in full. Is there anyone present who wishes to contest their water, sewer and trash delinquency? No response. Kingsford: They are hereby informed that they may appeal or have the decision of the City reviewed by the Fourth Judicial District Court, pursuant to Idaho Code. Even though they appeal, their water will be shut off. 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NAREsGUR IDC~GT~;'~' ~. i94~i C~IA7EHU D~. w : 6'e~.~'~I ?lr.:'~I :?t.5t' 'sI-~''36 ~ +;n~JS~;A i~JIC;:I~ i:~~i ;2ih 5T. ;t;~ , £~~.~ai :;>~.4a1 ~:C,6{: N~~iJ1.lI'I~ ~ i'1~171JSv'1~F(~~ ~UtYYiL L~ :1'~ll 117(l iJ11 `I~ . ~'1'~~~I j1L`.4`'~ 1..~!~~Lt~. 31-3~5~ t WR~E ~ D HtaDER~Dt~ ~ 5 ~ 11:;1 ~~L;rAR uR. ( 54. ~~ I i 1. : Z! ~ iic~. cti, : .Si^_~ll ~ 1 }L i'.~ L'n'1~4~ ,s11T~~ ;f;:iit'1' ~.J, it~lJ3:: • ~ il~i1 1':+/~ ( ~~.C:l~'1 _ .'~~+~ ~LJ~: ~~ .. 3i-3c~L~ f WEST~l~! i TROY ; 967 i~~a~iHA Dn. , iL. ~~ i 4~. ~~a i r i. ~T~} J2'.i4~~ 1 7~r~~1~t.~ ~riJU[[ti ii q ~ L~i ~i : ..-:c-: i~J~ r ., _ 1 i~ .-~VE. IVIV --: ,~:j ~G C j '~. 11. vJC~ I :IC~~. c~C ,si-s4;4 , ~Rn~iK 'Gh~;Y iili~ rH.~~t;~CG~7 ~T. , =,.~ii :~7.ai~i _~:,.':~; 31^~4~~ , 't'L!'Y,i~:;~ i~F,...._ i..?~Q ~ . ~Z YL. .;:i ~ _>.?:, ~j.~i: - _..:. • ~ :~ -~- ~ ~o r- DE~:[tdG~UEi~~CY L ~~T - yelinquency Tiee = 6~ Days ! Baok-~teter #: IQ~~~3%~~/ • a'~'1 C f~ I][~ I~ t~t BOC~N, & ME ; ER Ot~DCR Minitus llollar Avount: 1~.0~ i-s0 to f{~~t: Y HG~~. 's i------- PAST DUE r~~tOUrlT5 -- ------- PiETER # 1---°--------------- RESiDENT NA~lE --------°------ -1----- S~RViCE 5TREET t~DDRE55 -- ---i CUR~tdT I RRRr'.ARS 1;0~ ~-~. ; --------- JI~J~1? ------------------------------ 1 D~T~L`~ND --------- 1GEL'RGc 11786 I1TH AVE, t~W Z 4~.54~1 95.C~2! 1"s7.52~~: 31-,:,~~~ : TrHTEii 1~ACK f 1938 11'ii r1VE. NW f 60. ~~ I 15u. 00 ~ clf+. °~ : 3i-3618 ~ FiiJDSu~v 1 Jt~MES I 1@15 STOREY AUE. i 7s. c+~! 82. L351 1:~. c: : ~I-,;6~~ : Ki~EEF.T ;,ID~"EPH •:. 1941 STEIREY AVE. i 5'~. i0i 1a8. c01 ~~5. ~.~ : 's~ ~bb ~ HiC~r,S iBARBflRA J. 11919 CRESTMDNT ~R. . l 68.401 2s'i.,:21 :,:5.c~ 3c- 78~c i~,~~:FIc~:i i„E~+iv'~E "'. 1461b CREEK~iIE4{ ~~R. 'vl i lcc..`~,1 ~Ic. ~2+1 :i~+i. ~~~: 3~ n's2~ f kHR;~Ofii~i~ i J~NN G. 14$~ WILLDWBROOK DR. W i 76. 32i ~1Q. b21 ~87, ~ 1 ~i- ~8~ i LIid~r~LcR ~ Hii.L ~. 1551 TIFFAN'Y u3. { 47. 901 96. S~ f 14=~.'~ ; ~L- n84 i CARLS(1N !DEt~t~RaH J. 15~e TIFFAPiY DR. ~ 5b.n01 1?9.2~( 165.8i~; :~- ~P~ I BYR;~ic ;TERRI IL3~6 KERV,~iERf DR. 1 65.9~i 19I.8i~1 _~ .73: ~L i15~ ; RICfiflRDSGti . iWEDt~ESDAY 13f~1 CNRISFIELD DR. W i ~~.901 77. r~1 :s4.6.; ::;~-ii~a ,~rik~Z :'JACk: B. 3 Uh~~A K. 1115 aPICEiJt100 DR. W ! 46.~2! 95.~2~{ ;41.°~: ~.'•.- ;~ i FtGPtESTc~1D ~AFL i 17a4 FaIRU;EW aVE. E 1 sll. f 21 13?4. 6@; IE85. ii! 33- 1~8 !~TfiERiCA`J "iTI~ES i I200 FAIRV?EW ~14E. E ! 7I.60i ll~.c01 i31.Et•; 'sy ,~48 ! nI~~liY:iEK f i~~fl I 199fi HtERIDIatv RD. N ~ 1 s1. ~Q+I ! : 44. ~0( i i5. ri~; ;.4- ,2P, I M4URIiS~~ ; fLRY'r~E , 126~92 St~PHIRE PL. N 1 119.n01 'u''E.~01 345.Er'~; ;#- :;9;: i ELE.; ~ ; i ODf & DR~ 1 ~.s~8 pM~HYST AUE. N i 65. c:"t3! ;^c:;. 2~4? i 1$9. c'; : :;4- 51;; f~;AUTZ 1 i{AficL 8 L7RR~1'rE i~98 10TH AVE. NE 1 i~. }~ l 11b. ~51 18n. ~ ~; 34- 91~ I E-WRRD~ ICFiLVIh 1i223 HUHTER OR. E I 5~.~t~i 61.50i 164.t':; ~4-14~19 ! kICE {DOP~~1~D f~ .i;1LiE AtlN icJ48 ELK CDii~ WY. N i 54.9~; 77.;:0I 13c^. ;~ i ;;ti-17~f+ 1 SA~IDi+i.iR"u ITONY 1~283 i.At'i't( RVE. N ! b~.6~( icc.2~~Til iy:.~i~ ;;4-i?92 !~rAS~i IAiVIT~ Et1E7 JERICND riY. i 6s.301 I ~ 2~.~~2i i ~~n.E~~+i : 3~-i~`4 j ! MCGLR~n IWAYNE f1011 CLAYBOliRtiE ;~R. _. i :~•3~1 11~.5~i :6~.::?; :;4-iU56 1 i~r~RCI.~ IE'wNDY C. 12i3~ ;.flRK F'l. ti ! ~9.401 l1i.L~l :rr.`,:: ,:4-~044 i 4~I~.LER {WILLiA~I ~. 118`,5 iEARE aVE. f 5s.~~1 ! . 1s7.401 : 1~0.6:~~ ~ ~;~ 199d ~ I RE7TtR5u~y 13flME5 1~215 ~3E~,?QWR05E AL. N _. i bb, r~ 1 _ 1~1. P0 F _ ~~7. 6? ~ ~;?-~024 1 STEa~; :ROB~RT ~J, i~i49 CiiATEfiU 6R. E i ~3.6~{ 1'~2.c'~! 15~.S~i . ~L-~c52 i MCK~i~lLEY IRRflD ~. fEc'2@ CHATEAU ^uR. E i 49.c6i 13~.4@1 18i.6~i1 ''~_'~'.R' °i~ G'Pb9 ^~F 1 tt~~~ ~ ;~'!'~JCBt "'°~77 ~QCH,~IESS riY. N ti~ E 6~.~~1 E~.51i i5i.~~,: 4L L%~~c~ k Fl';' ;~1 i A,RET i L i 2P45 LOCFU3E5S 'vJY. N 1 T~. 801 157. 5~ I ~3A. 4+~ i 44~L~FJD ~~E7f+t~RD 17'r?~i+i~S C. I 16s~ :.GCziMEADCW CT. E i bb. fi~l 1s9.5~D! "c0b. ~~ : 42-i495 ~ Si~wCt~ I LE5l.IE 11961 GLfNLDCFi 5T. E 1 bb. 401 i29. 8Q~ 1 19~. ~~ i 4c-~i ic i i{~iA"F~ i JE~RY fi, f ~581 LAI7GHRIUGE AVE. N l b~. 5'd! 122. ~0's 164. ~~ ± 42-~734 ~ Hi;r4iARt~ I P. R. !! 818 GLEiv'LOCH ST. E 1 ~~.1 Q~ 1 160. s'01 ~2~. 40 i J~- ~ L ': 5t~1:'fi 1 ~ r~i~~L N. i 2° STATE AVE. E I ~k. s0 i 's4. 5~ i 56. 8~ i ~~- ;s~ {~n;idLLi~R iE.c. ill~ STflTE r~VE. E i 2~.3~1 48.601 7~.;~~ ~~- '•'~-h i Afi~ERiCAN ~'ROFERTY MR,'V'AGEt+;Ei~i I 1131c"' ~./c ST. t ~ ~7.90I 47.5$I 't~.k~~ ~2~-i.~n5 I CitL4~cR IWARN V. i113i !ST 5T. ~ ! c~~. :~I 55.801 9~.~~; ~~1-::,3;3 ? TIhiSGI~ ;GARY i1c,12 1Si Si. E i ~t1.~P,1 9b.5°ii 138.15; ~~-i.;9c I SFt:~Ccn I ROBERT "u. 113LE+ 15T S7. c 1 ,'sa. ~@ f 5:. 001 97. cZ : ~:i~-14~4 i i~~RI~i~ti i;S~OCiASI0P1 1 114Q!o 15T ST. E ! :~~.B~i 199.si~i ~8c".i~~ ~~-+4~;: i HEF'rER ~ 1T~B (~9 rflIR'v1Ei; FVE. ~ { c~.~@I i ;4?.5~1 ~c?.~~'~ ~~-<i~a , i'riI~NT . ;STcU~ ilE b;fl5HIh6jti,i fi~E. _ , i v4.~~1 ( 119.6~; i _;4.~'~: ~ ~ JL a '~Y'~ ~ ~ ~EL:[iVG?iJEt~JC~`l LI ~7 - Delinquer~cy 3i~e = ~0 Days / Book-Meter• ~: ;~1~4/9L • #'~'1 C i ti I]G'~ ~ f~ i'*~I PO~ii: & t+IETER ~aF~DE~~: ~linimu~ Uoilar• A~aunt: 1@.00 1-32 tQ i-'~6E: w AOD~; } i------- PA5 i ~UE AMOU~~T=.: -- ------ ME7EQ ~ I- ------------------- RE~iT~EE~i ~1A~tE ----------------- --i----- SEKVICE ~TREE' ADD9~55 -----; CURREt~? i €IAREt1R5 i'~T i~Hi. v0-~4~4 i MG~IITT 15iEVc a~~ir1i,Y i 147~ ~EiJRITH AVE. ;v 1 ~i. 221 5~. z~~ l Icc:. ~~; ~~-:73c : ~ Pt;f~:7Y 1~iI,:Ni~+~t. 19~: RALSiIh PL. ti ! 45.3~1 j 7~.5e~i ii7. ;: 52-k~~6 , 3Ai,C9S0~J i 9E i TY B. 1436 r I;:E }i1+E. ~ . 1 ;~9.10! . 51. 'J6 i .c~. ~: J~'4Ji~- ~ GLArt~{ (~DWARD l4:;2 rINE E . I ~1.50i S:;.Yi~l c~.~.~~~~. 51- `s0 { AMYX Fai~ILY LIMITtD i is7 ~ROAD~~'t AUE. E I 4~.~~i 9s'.s~l :~..=~: 51- ,~~6 i :.i?iL~ i;i~iVIKA i42~ :~~ilWRY AUE. ~ 1 5~.~~1 93.84~1 i~e.i~: 51- 3c^6 I I~Y~`~P+D it~~iVl~ i;. :~i8 BRCAI'iWaY aVE. ~ ? cd.~~i 5a.~ai ?8.«: ~l- 4bE ; ~:ErLe IiSAT~iERI`r;E fs'~5 ;irANO AVE. E i 57.901 1~9.SQ~4 ~li.':~ 51- 51t"s 1 ~ii~i~i~ii~~ IKE~iT i539 Ii~~'stiG RVE. E i ~'s.~•i~l yi.'v''ii 'Z.c~ ~1- 7i4 ~ Hil~PHRcYS IJONN ~?, (4~;8 IDAhO AVE. ~ i 43.~~~ 9s.~~~l is5.~~~: ~1- i7~ ; P~EEC.E IBDR 1I25 I~AriG A'JE. : 1 ,s4.caf l~~.c~i 1`6.~ii JS~JZ~~~ i '~ERID:A~J AUS & i:de~US ~'flAK i i48~i SR~INKLEr's-~nA:'~K~I;d i 165.'~~~I 1~2.:e~'s ~~j7. ~~i; 51-,~~~4 ! K~i~X iG~RY R ic'~.~i ~N~J 53. t , 23. jai ~y.'~Zi 56. i;~ 1 `,;-"s's~~ i iiRceCiRY i STEU~iv +'S 'r;I~rG 5T. ~ i i'. ~@ i 44. 0~ I ~b. ~i~': vl'J~J~ ! 5T~55ER IRC._Ri D 1~18 KING 5T. E i ~6.~0; :~;.~~~; i~~:i.~~~.: Ji-SJJ~ S FV7{i{~i; 1RQt~H~D ILl~ KI~IG Si. ~ i 29.101 75.~~01 :~~.:~: 51-3'i94'1 i FISHEn I Dfl~1NY ±i. 1 I lf~ ~DA S'. ~ . ::'s. `:~ i 1 ~$. e~~ i ;:. : t~ : 31-~;LEt~ ~ LGRGHER 1~~NILiR G. ;4si =PZD 5T. E ~ 56.~01 121.c01 l8;.:.:; 51-4ic~e ; YOUNG irE?.. is'43 nu"~JER 3i'. E i 41.~i~i ;;~'..5~d; :4~-.. 5; -? l~E'~ i ;1ERIDiR~1 S~°~ED4JAY ~ i sPL ~ S i Si. .DUTN t ~ 19's. ~~ l 1646. 7~ 1 184tij. :~~ . b9- 530 1 bRGr~~7 ~DE_BiE ~~jARK I1f~5;~ PrAC~i.K 5T. c 1 u9.5~'s ;57.~4~i ~4~,='c. b9- ~~0 1 CHLtRi,H IL~ti;~tP~~~ ;; D~AR~ fl~c'~:. SFt~'tiERD ~i. ~ ~ bn.~+~i ic:.c~~I :89.~:. 69-'56 ~ HAl@GA5 ~C~~L~="! i:a~5 GOLGSMI~N t~YC. S ; ~7.~t:; ~E.~~~! i~:.~:'. E~~- y1~ i SULLIVRf~ iRAT~iCF~ f9^c? 4',I~dGSFuAD DR. E ~ ~J.921 ~8.:;~i 1~4.::~: ~9-1'Vi6 i ~UFERT iuN'v';Ti ~u :.~UR.~ 19c3 STE. MART.N DR. E ! `~~ `~l JL ~ v :`5.4r~; ~v~, :".'~; ii F84 ; iht DEVELOF'f4EiiT CG. l i389:, RI~~TIDf ~iVE. 5 i 5~6.9Zf 19$.:;31 ~:;~.4~: '4- S0 ~ ?:JRWELL fRi~}', F. ;51s KEAitNEY r~. i 5:.=;; i.~.~n~i _:~.~~~; 74- s54 } SAUtJDER5 li~IGFiHE~ & STAGY (578 HANOVER CT. I o5.~inl i9.8~! :=r=.-1: 74- ,i3~ ! R~;~4 H~~S 1 in35 FUL,hiER CT. ~ ~ :4i.3~:i :4+~.~~;: i4- 3$4 I k0iic 15HEnYL i6v6 ~UL~ER CT, i ~s.c~3l 1c4.4@I 1?i.5~~ 74- 4~~ , FISHEsi ~ ~»~EY ~. 17ti~3 '~+flR~ETT ~ i. 1 ~~~. 3k~ ~ 65. ni~ 1 .~J~ : i: 74- 4"c6 ! LR~.Y iGLGniA i6c~, F-~Rr~~?~ 5i. . 47..~r; i~,s.5~4 1~0.:~: 74-103c ! MIi,N~t~LSQ~i i F•RHULy' C, i 4b ~CSE C~. f ~8. : v~ b9. b~ 1 '.~~8. ~~~, 74-131b i FJLLER i~10R~1hPJ 1417 M~RIDI;=u~l ST. S I 48.~; n7,2~Q+! 115.2~; ~'F-147E i Qfu~IZEn iJ"u4~E; ~bI3 PiERIDiAN S?'. _3 I :3.~3~1 "s3.0a~ ~.~~; 74-c3~4 ~ 6REi;DRY ~ RA~EraE 3. I~ IG CRfSTtvDQU "vR. , ~1. 6Q I is'4. ~01 ld:. ~,~+I i4-c368 i E~nt~ s~~C'~i Iil~l~t CREST4r'004 CL. ~ ~r.ik~1 :+c.5`~1 Iin.:t'. i~-c44~ ~ ~E~MITN i,iU7iv ,:1~ ;LTH AUE. SW i I14.~i~l~f 199.I~1 31~;.~~~ 74-c~~0 1 ~u~i~rJD iDAb`IC IlsS.`F KIM(~ 5T. W , 160.~af I~i,:;~i ~;;c.~~i i 4-~:44 i H~iRj i RAikD`% I 115~ ~;Ii~1r~A 5T. W i 91. :~ i 64. 9~ i lt 1. 5 3: 74-~6?~ ~ I'IC~`1~utii~Jf. :WAY,'~E s'='ri;zLE's ii~~ CREfiTW00~ LR. 'd . ~t?.b47~ ;~~.60; 9v.cr~ 74-~?:4 ( Giv~fvS { DAF~~ir~ ! I~1~ GREST;,1"uGu L3. I .~~. ~~ i 6~. 5~ ( ~ 1. 7~ i 74-~748 f FUuKER5t7"1 fyA~lIll ~ 13i: i,tiESiWG~~ i~i. W ! 83.4ai ;35. ~t~i ~c=. ci . 74-~~88 I ~IASG~J l~r~iRY ;13~7 ~I~iTi;I: L~t. :; i ~i4..~1 ~-4.~,~~1 ~3.~~: 7~-s~~~ 1 ~ i,:~~i;:d H~i~ES . ~ i ii~53 LG~~I c, .,i i ~~3. Y~'~ i i ; i S. ~~1 f i : 38. 5: '. ~ 'w-3ti~3b ~ :'r:y'~ iF;:'-i';N ? ='f=~ARi~ . ,:_5 _OG~I ~-. ;a , :;;.~~; ~~.;~r: _,.~~ . ~ ~ ` ~: ~-i"" ''ro~' C~ ~' 9;'t ~ i~ I~} I r~ t~E DELIr1G?UEtdCY ~:[~T - BOC~N, c4~ h1E i ER QI~DER delinquency Ti4e = 60 Bays / Mini~u~ Dnllar A~ount: 1~.~ Boo~-Meter #: 1-3@ to 1~/~4/94 ~AGE: ~ rD(?K 1 ~-_-.- PAST 3NJf i~'~tfiSyTS ---------- i'ItTE~ ~;-------=---------- ~ -- RESiDEtiT ~fl~~tE -----------------i----- SERVICE STREET ADDRE55 -----I CURREiVt I i 1 ARREARS i 1 TOT RAI. i I . i4-31@~ ! SA;Ji00TH NO~tES ' { 11005 E6RE7 37r~. w i _~ I 51.901 l 1c6.451 . . 178.:;~: 74-ti248 + GHr'~IER iRICHAR~ ~ KELLEY I445 F'ELICAN WY. S ( 55.9~1 8i~.4@f I~E.:.z. T~TAiS i f15.fi1.Ifii ~G~g1J.4bi #4~~7i~.~t. TOTAL DUE: $27,343.00