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MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1994 - 7:30 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD JANUARY 18, 1994:
(APPROVED)
l. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE REQUEST BY
TERRELL TINGEY AND RODNEY BRADY: (APPROVED)
2. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE REQUEST BY
MARTY GOLDSMITH: (APPROVED)
3. ORDINANCE #632: WEST SIDE BIBLE CHAPEL: (APPROVED)
4. PRESENTATION: BRIGHTON CORPORATION PRESENTATION OF CHERRY
LANE GOLF COURSE EXPANSION:
5. JIM BONNER: COMPLAINT CONCERNING INSURANCE DECISION OF
COVERAGE. (TABLED UNTIL FEBRUARY 15, 1994 MEETING)
6. STATUS REPORT: MERIDIAN MEDICAL CENTER PROJECT BY SHARRON
CUMMONS:
7. PROCLAMATION: BURN AWARENESS WEEK:
8. WATER/SEWER/TRASH DELINQUENCIES: (APPROVED)
9. APPROVE BILLS: (APPROVED)
1Q. DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
A. APPOINTMENT OF NEW PLANNER AND ZO1vING
ADMINISTRATOR
B. WAYNE FORREY
l. NEW SCHOOL COMMENT LETTER
2. STATUS OF DOWNTOWN PHASE II DEVELOPMENT
3. STATUS OF FINAL PLAT SIGNATURES - ON HOLD
4. STATUS OF ACHD IMPACT FEE REEVALUATION -
TRIP LENGTH STUDY BY APA
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MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL FEBRUARY 1, 1994
The regular meeting of the Meridian City Council was called to
order by Mayor Kingsford at 6:00 P.M.:
Members present: Ron Tolsma, Bob Corrie, Max Yerrington:
Members Absent: Walt Morrow:
Others Present: Will Berg, wayne Crookston, Wayne Forrey, Diane
Beaulieu, Don Bryan, Liz Gwin, John Olsen, Ryan Hils, Wenden Waite,
Bev Donahue, Mike Donahue, Bruce Freckleton, Melinda Harper, Shari
Stiles, Mike Wardle, Dave Turnberry, Jim Bonner, Sharron Cummons:
MINUTES OF THE PREVTOUS MEETING HELD JAN[JARY 18, 1994:
Kingsford: Are there any additions, deletions, or corrections to
those minutes?
Tolsma: Mayor, I move we approve the minutes.
Yerrington: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Ron, second by Max to approve the January 18,
1994 minutes, all those in favor? Opposed?
MOTION CARRIED: All yea
Kingsford: I'd like to welcome Boy Scout Troop 172 with us this
evening, I appreciate having you young men with us. Also to troop
272, it's good to have you young men with us.
ITEM #1: FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE
REQUEST BY TERRELL TINGEY AND RODNEY BRADY:
Kingsford: Councilmen, have you reviewed those findings?
Corrie: Mr. Mayor, I move that we approve the findings of fact and
conclusions for the Tingey/Brady variance.
Tolsma: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Bob, second by Ron to approve the Findings of
Fact and Conclusions of Law for the variance request by Tingey and
Brady.
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Roll Call Vote: Yerrington: Yea, Corrie: Yea, Tolsma: Yea
MOTION CARRIED: All yea
ITEM #2: FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE
REQUEST BY MARTY GOLDSMITH:
Kingsford: Council members have you reviewed those?
Tolsma: Mr. Mayor, I move we approve the Findings of Fact and
Conclusions of Law for the variance request by Marty Goldsmith.
Yerrington: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Ron, second by Max to approve the Findings of
Fact and Conclusions of Law for the variance request by Marty
Goldsmith.
Roll Call Vote: Yerrington: Yea, Corrie: Yea, Tolsma: Yea
MOTION CAR.RIED: Al1 yea
Kingsford: Mr. Crookston, it is appropriate to approve of the
variance at this point.
Crookston: Under the conditions that are in the findings.
Kingsford: Entertain a motion on the variance request by Tingey
and Brady.
Corrie: I move that we approve the Findings of fact spelling out
the conditions set forth in the facts and concl,usions of law.
Tolsma: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Bob, second by Ron to approve of the variance
request by Tingey and Brady conditioned upon the conditions placed
in the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law.
Roll Call Vote: Yerrington: Yea, Corrie: Yea, Tolsma: Yea
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MOTI~N CARRIED: All yea
Kingsford: Entertain a like motion on the variance request by
Marty Goldsmith.
Yerrington: So moved
Tolsma: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Ron to approve the variance
request by Marty Goldsmith based on the Findings of Fact and
Conclusions of Law.
Roll Call Vote: Yerrington: Yea, Corrie: Yea, Tolsma: Yea
MOTION CAR.RIED: All yea
ITEM #3: ORDINANCE #632: WEST SIDE BIBLE CHAPEL:
Kingsford: An ordinance of the City of Meridian, annexing and
zoning certain real property which is described as a portion of SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 Section 5 T. 3N, R 1£, B.M., Ada County and
providing for an effective date is there anyone from the audience
that would like Ordinance #632 read in its entirety? ~ntertain a
motion.
Yerrington: Mr. Mayor, I make a motion that we approve Ordinance
#632 with the suspension of the rules.
Tolsma: Second
Kingsford: Moved by ~, second by Ron to approve of Ordinance
#632 with suspension of the rules.
Roll Call Vote: Yerrington: Yea, Corrie: Yea, Tolsma: Yea
MOTION CARRIED: All Yea
ITEM #4: PRESENTATION: BRIGHTON CORPORATION PRESENTATION OF CHERRY
LANE GOLF COURSE EXPANSIQN:
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Kingsford: Mr. wardle
wardle: Mr. Mayor, members of the Council my name is Mike wardle
I work for Hubble Engineering here representing the Brighton
Corporation this evening. we are here only in an informal
capacity, there has been no application submitted as yet, but we
wanted to bring you up to date with respect to concept planning
that has been underway for some time and to discuss some of the
issues that will be coming to the Council in the near term. I
believe Mr. Forrey has an item that will identify the parcel we are
talking about is that portion of the, well iC has been in the
planning stage for many years and has been seen by the Council and
the community before for the expansion of the Cherry Lane Golf
Course for property under the ownership currently a portion of it
owned by four which the Brighton Corporation is nearing conclusion
of their purchase. A portion of the land that is owned by Brighton
Corporation is referred to as the Thomas property and then some
land currently owned by Kent Barney that there has been some
concept work done on, but it is in substantial compliance with
earlier concepts. Perhaps, again just for reference we are on
Black Cat Road the area lying somewhat north of Cherry Lane and
just south of Ustick Road. So perhaps I could use the easel on the
side to, it will be hard for a lot of people to see this. I had
not anticipated such a full house and so our graphics are a bit on
the small side. Again, for visual reference this is a photograph
was taken last year. Some of the later phases of the existing
subdivision just underway at that point. The existing Golf Course,
Cherry Lane, Black Cat Road, Ustick Road and so the so called
Fuller parcel, the Thomas parcel and then the Barney parcel over
here comprising the area for the future expansion of the Golf
Course and a residential subdivision project associated with that.
Can the Council members see this? This particular drawing is of
a scale of 1 to 200 feet and again orientation of Black Cat Road.
I want to stress the fact that it is a concept, we have not yet
drawn a preliminary plat for submittal to the City. We are
beginning to do work on that. The ideas put forth were conceived
by Dave Pew, working under the name of Resort Planning
International working out of McCall Idaho, he has done a fair
amount of golf course work.in the area and a great deal out of the
area. we have been through a process to go on site and look over
the existing golf course and the layout some of the constraints and
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the challenges that are associated with that. We did that with a
number of City officials, we wanted to get a feel for the existing
play and lay of tihe golf course so that we could work with some of
the issues or some of the constraints and yet maintain character
and identity between both elements of the golf course, the front
nine and the back nine. what we are proposing to bring to the City
in the near term involves 3 elements, the golf course being the
primary el.ement, yellow identifies single family and then an area
whether it is in this location or some other reasonably central
location for what we deem right now as multi-family. The character
of that could be cluster housing, it could be town house, it could
be candominium, that decision has not been made and at this point
it is just an amount of land set aside for that purpose. The golf
course as it is layed out constitutes about 64 acres which is
substantially more than what was conceived in some of the earlier
plans. I don~t know the precise acreage that were on some of those
earlier documents my recollection it was in the 35 to 40 acre range
which was a small, it was a very limited amount of property for the
nine whole course. On this particular parcel as depicted, along
with the 64 acres of golf there would be 394 single family dwelling
lots ot a consistent size and character with the surrounding area.
There would also be in this so called multi-family area up to
perhaps 35 to 40 units and again whether they would be town homes,
condos or apartments is as yet undecided. Features of the golf
course itself as laced out the course would have a yardage of 3360
would be par 36. I believe the existing course is about 3150 yards
so we would be improving the length in this by several hundred
yards. We do involve water features throughout and there are some
reasons for that. Number 1 it does I believe, I have been told
that water helps focus play, I don~t necessarily agree with that
because I usually contribute the range balls in those but it still
is for the golfer that knows how to play the course, it does focus
the play and provides some interest.
In part, the ponds do 2 other things, they also provide material
for shaping what is otherwise a very flat site. And they also
provide in some cases, could take care of some of the surface run
off which would have to be retained on the site largely with the
exception to that which might be taken into the Rutledege Drain.
I want to stress the fact that on the Barney parcel, which Barney
Corporation does not own, that the course layout is substantially
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the same as it was proposed. There is not much that can be done in
as much as the layout of the earlier subdivision phase provided for
that floral course and pretty much dictates how it goes to the
easterly portion and then would wrap around and return to the
Fuller parcel. Some of the changes over the character of the
existing nine holes would be slightly wider fairways, landing areas
approximately 100 yards wide, slightly wider that would allow a
four some that the current course does not it would influence some
of the play. Its a bit more open in some respects and does feature
the water again as a focus point as well as an interest point. And
perhaps in some respects the greens are a bit tight on the other
nine and a little bit more open on this closed nine. The intent is
not ~o change the character of the course substantially it was to
come up wi~h a facility that is up to date and modern which still
plays very much the same but with some change and some feature
character differences. The Eight Mile Lateral that bisects the
proper~y currently essentially would be retaining that character
and coming through the golf course area so it would be usable as
part of the amenity feature through some improvements and
enhancement particularly through the water facility. One of the
other elements is that the existing driving range would be enlarged
and become a 300 yard facility which I believe is substantially
more than what it is currently, I don~t recall what it is exactly.
It is deeper than current. The character of the course itself does
several things with respect to the neighborhood element which would
be the residential portion. Aiumber 1 you cannot avoid the number
of crossings, there are 3 crossings that would necessitate some
care and consideration when the traffic features are considered,
but we have to do that there is no way to get around it. On the
otherhand it also, in order to avoid too many crossings and
confining the entire parcel means that there are some culdesac
elements in the property that are longer than current Meridian City
standards. I believe we have a 400 foot constraint currently, we
would be coming with our proposal to specifically address those
issues other than to have everything connected and totally chop the
course area up and some of the visual elements of it. It would be
necessary to come and request a waiver of those requirements. The
other key access relative to a new front door we are proposing
Black Cat Road being the primary entrance and access to the club
house area. Currently the club house sits in this location, a new
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facility would be built is proposed to be built in this vicinity.
It would still provide access from the current subdivision area but
not in a direct route. The intent of this is to make certain that
those within the existing community that are golfers can get to the
club house but to encourage those that are not within that
residential community to utilize the arterial and collector system
to come to Black Cat Road and make the entrance into a very formal
setting into the heart of that project. Similarly, coming out of
the other existing subdivision phases there are ties to existing
streets, so we have a looping system around, we have some
interconnects internally but primarily it is intended to stand as
a community surrounding the golf course with visual access from
Black Cat Road but emphasizing the importance of this golf course
facility as part of that residential community and Meridian as a
whole. One other component of consideration is the fact that the
amount of land being set aside for golf substantially more as I
noted than what we originally conceived and yet not as much frankly
as you would in a full size course, current modern standards it
does take away the fair amount of land that had originally been
intended for residential. And as a result one of the other
elements that would be considered in comang to the Council would be
consideration of density transfers to other area projects that off-
set some of the land that occasion for the golf purposes. That is
a planning issue that I know will have to be specifically discussed
and addressed by Council in concert with the approval of this
project. Utility consideration involve construction of a lift
station in harmony with the sewer plan. we would be proposing to
construct that lift station on Black Cat Road with a pressure
system back to the existing sewer that runs along the eastern
boundary of the Barney parcel at this point would go into the
street system back to that location. Our investigation of the
sewer alignment currently suggests that there would have to a
relocation of a portion of that sewer line, right now it would
conflict with the lay of these lots. It is apparently to close to
the easterly boundary of the Barney parcel to provide for housing
so I would have to verify that and make provisions for possibly re-
locating portions of that sewer line. So, the pressure sewer from
that point we would be implementing that portion of the facility
plan.for what appears to be a 30 inch of greater line in Black Cat
Road as the beginning of the particular system component
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are several points of contact with the water system currently that
system would be expanded and looped through this project so that we
would continue to bring that system through this project and
provide the necessary domestic fire. I think those are the key
components at this point, 2'm going to ask Mr. Turnbull of Brighton
Corporation if you have any particular additions perhaps to the
elements that I have discussed. Any questions, Mr, Mayor, members
of the Council concerning the concept at this point?
Kingsford: Mike, have you talked with Gary Smith about that sewer
alignment and hooking back into that?
Wardle: Only in the meeting we had several weeks ago, where that
possibility was discussed we have not because no design work has
been undertaken. All we have done is to locate and verify that the
sewer line is down that easterly line and one of the benefits in
going to that particular alignment would be not having to go out
and secure other easements around either Ustick Road or Black Cat
but to utilize that line that is currently there. But, again, no
specif ics .
Kingsford: Does Council have any other questions for Mr, wardle?
Thank you.
Crookston: That white area up to the, right there, what is you
intention in that area?
wardle: That actually is an existing plat of undeveloped land, so
it is a phase of an earlier subdivision that made provision for the
golf access, but the is the extent of it.
Turnbull: Mr. Mayor, members of the Council, T~d just like to take
a minute to express my appreciation. The City has been, we have
been working on this for quite some time and the Mayor and Wally
have been helpful and helping us to understand the issues out here
and helping us to get a better feel for what the course should be
and we have been in eh process quite sometime and have gotten
outside consultants who are familiar with golf course design so we
produce a top quality praject. When we were looking in the area
for a project to do we determined that we wanted to do something
that would be of a substantial nature, not only a benefit to the
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community and something that could be something of a marquis
project. As Mike mentioned z think the original acreage designated
for the course was in the neighborhood of 35 acres we are now up to
64 acres which is an increase of 60 to 70~k which I think will
ultimately be of a great benetit to the community for the golf
course play and there will probably be less patio windows too. The
fairways are about 50~ wider than the original design. I noticed
Mr. Barney, Ken has been great to work on this. Like I said we
have been working with Ken and we hope to be able to come before
the Council wi~h a complete package on this project although we
will be meeting later on this week. We will be back to the Council
shortly with the proposal for this project. I just want to again
express our appreciation to the City for the helpful manner that
they have been really helpful and given us a hand in designing this
project and I think it will be a benefit to all. Thank you very
much.
Kingsford: Mr. Forrey, do you have a comment?
Farrey: Thank you Mayor, members of the Council, Mike Wardle is
correct, in the 1978 Comprehensive Plan of the City and also in our
current 1993 Comprehensive Plan we have policies regarding density
transfer. To my knowledge we have never had anyone take advantage
of that, its when a developer donates land to the schools, parks,
golf course, etc. I think a development agreement could specify
the details. Also, looking at this file, my thinking at this point
is that the Cherry Lane project has been evaluated so many times
and its concept I don~t really believe the developers would be
required to go back to a preliminary plat hearing. I think that
staff review, City Council, Planning & Zoning review in house with
a negotiated development agreement pertaining to the amount of
acreage to the City and all of those details in that format and
then proceeding to the Final Plat I think has phases. The way I
read back in some minutes and some prior approvals. That might
help expedite some progress here for the developers but it does
take preliminary and help and move that forward.
Kingsford: I think probably its, yau know having an audience of
this size and so that there are not illusions while the developer,
and we appreciate greatly that he has done this design and is
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donating this land well in excess of what we had talked about. I
think it would be a mis-conception that the developer is going to
develop the golf course, that has not been the case. When we have
been discussing it, this would be something that the City will do,
but we plan to do no expense tax-payer wise. we have an agreement
with the developer that there will be a lot fee attached to each of
those lots that the City will be a recipient of to do that
development . Initially we hope to do some of the same kinds of
things that Centennial Golf Course did in Nampa with regard to
donations, volunteer labor, in time materials that sort of thing.
It is our intent that is doesn~t cost the tax-payers any money and
I~ m sure the tax-payers will be glad to sit in and see that we
don~t. I didn~t want to cast the illusion that the developer is
going to give us a finished product that is not the intent. Mr.
Lovin, do you have anything you'd like to ask being the lessee
about there? Kent did you have anything that you wanted to comment
on? Well, I thank you all on the update, we appreciate that and
hope that it moves along post haste.
ITEM #5: JIM BONNER: COMPLAINT CONCERNING INSURANCE DECISION OF
COVPRAGE:
Kingsford: Mr. Bonner come forward and address the Council.
Bonner: City Council members, Mayor Kingsford my name is Jim
Bonner. I will try to be precise and not take too much of your
time. I think the best way for me to handle my problem is to just
tell you what happened and you can at that time take it under
advisement of whatever you think is best. I think that I~m
appealing to your better judgement and to your public relations
necessities of the City and what happens from here on out in
regards to problems I have. It was some time in November, will
Berg the City Clerk has all the dates and everything but I don~t
think they are as important as what happened in itself
individually. I was attempting to enter a parking lot of a
business on Bower Street called Pro Lign which is a chemical retail
business. It was about 7:30 in the morning and thinking that it
was probably open I go over there noticing that it was closed I
turned around and drove out and as I did I ran past a pole sticking
up aut of the ground, I'm not sure how high by less than 3 feet
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high. It was difficult to see from the seat of a car and it was
also painted white so it was even more difficult to see. I found
out later that it was on the City property I went first back to the
company and asked them why they had a pole sticking up out of the
ground. Why it was there and why it wasn~t painted red so it would
be more visible. They told me that they didn~t put them there and
that they have been there as long as they have been business, don~t
know why they were there. So, I came to the Cit~ and was told that
they were put there because the business was blocking them and the
City water meter reader couldn't read the meter. So they put those
around the meter so that the meter reader could read the meters at
aIl times when he needed to. So that didn~t help me very much
either. z attempted to make a claim with the City and the City
turned it over to the insurance company and I waited for about 30
days and I hadn~t heard nothing, I contacted Mr. Berg one time and
he gave me the name of the insurance company and the adjusters. So
I called them and first of all they told me I had to make a claim,
I told them I had and then they decided that they do have a claim,
but they thought it so silly that somebody could be as stupid as me
to run into a pole in the ground and why I didn~t look where 2 was
going. And then they started laughing at me, so I thought these
people representing your City I don~t think you would approve of
that, but it didn~t make any difference either because at that
point they were denying my claim. I contacted the Idaho Department
of Transportation and they tell me that most utility companies have
to follow State statutes, but then I~ve been told that the City of
Meridian owns their own water company and that they don~t have to
follow any statutes. So I went to the Boise Water Corporation to
see what they thought about something like this, whether or not
those poles should be illuminous or painted red or some such color
so you could see them since they were sticking up out of the ground
where nobody would ever expect them to be. And they told me that
they would never put barriers around a water meter, they don~t need
to be barricaded they can be driven on and if somebody was covering
one up they would just make sure they don~t do it anymore. They
would make it a point to tell those people that were doing to quit
doing it and that they would expect it would be handled that way.
So they under no circumstances ever put a barrier around a meter.
I contacted the (inaudible) at Boise water Corporation they would
not give me that information that I needed in regards to what they
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would have to do if they had to do something like that. As far as
making it illuminous or making it easier to see or anything else.
They didn~t want to get involved I guess. It is important to me
and my family because I took my car there, in fact I took it to a
Meridian auto body beeause it happened in Meridian and I thought if
it was going to be fixed it should be fixed there especially if I
was hoping the City would insurance company and you did have
insurance for that type of a thing would cover the claim. They
gave me an estimate of $600 and some dollars, Mr. Berg probably has
that as well, I didn~t take a copy of it because I didn~t think it
was necessary for me to keep a copy, I was just assuming it would
be taken care of I didn~t think there would be any problems. Since
it has happened I guess I'm appealing like I said to your better
judgements and hoping that you can get the insurance that you pay
for anyway to pay for the problem that happ2ned. Another thing too
I noticed when I ran over the second time was one of the poles has
already been knocked out of the ground or it was just set on the
top of the ground because it is not dug in it is just sitting
there. If that is the case, if it was knocked out and this has
happened more than once and maybe it is a continuing problem and
maybe you want to get it taken under consideration to paint them or
remove them. It seems like the best answer to the problem would be
to get the people that are parking over the top of the meter to
quit doing it. You shouldn~t have the poles up, the Boise Water
Corporation, the Idaho Transportation Department both said they
have never seen a reason to put a barrier around a water meter, but
you people did and I happen to be the lucky person to run into it.
I can answer any questions if you have any, I~d sure like to get
the City to deal with it the way I feel it should be dealt with.
Of course I was in the insurance business, no longer am, I don~t
know what the laws are, but it is something that nobody else has
ever had to deal with before, with any of the other water
corporations they have never heard of such a thing. I made as many
phone calls as I could and tried to get as much infoxmation as I
could. It is all heresy I~m ~ust telling you what they told me you
would have to trust me on that I wouldn't sit here and lie to you.
It is kind of a confusing situation and it happened and I'm sorry
that it did. Are there any questions?
Kingsford: Questions for Mr. Bonner?
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Corrie: Mr. Bonner, when you said you called and they laughed at
you, who was that?
Bonner: ~ called the insurance adjusters that handlea your
company, if I can remember the exact words or close to them, he
says we are not responsible for you backing into something, anybody
that is as stupid as you that could back into something without
looking to where they were going why should we pay that bill he
says. Then I said what do you mean, I said first of all I didn~t
back into it, I drove right by and hit it while I was driving by
because I didn~t see it there, it is pretty low to the ground and
I didn~t even see it sitting in my car. And he said well that is
bull you had better just start watching where you are going and de
starts laughing at me. And it upset me, I called Mr. Berg the very
same day and told him I didn't like being treated like that, in my
business I don~t treat people like that and I don~t like being
treated like that. I don~t pay the insurance you people pay and I
don~t hire people to adjust the claims that the company, and I
don~t know if the company adjusts themselves or if they have a
private agency handling the claims, but the man has no public
relations Einaudible). Maybe that is how insurance companies
handle claims, I hope not.
Kingsford: Counselor, do you have any comments?
Crookston: The only comment I would have is that since the ICRMP
has denied the claim if the Council elects to approve the cl.aim it
will not be covered by the insurance company, it is an approval by
the City for an item the insurance has denied it would simply be
out of the City coffers to reimburse Mr. Bonner.
Kingsford: Well, any other comments or questions Council. I
recommend that we take it under advisement you guys go out there
and take a look at it.
Crookston: Mr. Bonner is correct, I was out there this afternoon
and these pictures are fairly accurate in the size of the pipes,
the colors of them.
Bonner: I might add they were painted red at one time, they are
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red underneath the white.
Kingsford: well, I have been out there both when they were white
and when they were red and depending on the time of the day and the
soil conditions when it is very moist the red kind of blends in as
much as white does. I~m not sure of my color you would necessarily
get all day long or all year long.
Bonner: I was just looking at a way to make it easier to see them,
you know rather than the way they are it is almost impossible, I
didn~t see them at all.
Kingsford: Particularly I think they are concerned when they paint
them white my recollection is there was more concern with them
being hit at night and of course lights hit white and it stands
out a little more better.
Bonner: Well, they probably don~t need to be the at all, you know
the company that is covering them should just not drive over the
top of them because all the other companies I called have never
covered a water meter especially one on the ground level.
Kingsfard: That is an unusual circumstance out there, you are in
dirt rather than any kind of black top and it is all open, big
trucks drive in from every direction so that meter tile suffers.
It is something I think needs to be protected, I~d be interested to
find out why one of them is half dug out and when that took place.
Crookston: It is a little higher than the other ones.
Bonner: (Inaudible) I~m assuming that it was already knocked out
but I don't know why anyone would set one there and ding one in.
You would think you would put them both in the ground. It was an
unnecessary thing to happen and I~m sorry Chat it did, I naturally
didn~t do it on purpose and I~m not irate about it but I would like
to get some kind of conclusion to this problem and deal with
whatever happens.
Kingsford: when I~ve been out I~ve been fortunate enough to miss
them but they remind me of the cement pipes that are put around gas
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islands.
Bonner: And the big light bulbs that are this big around you know
they are a lot easier to see.
Kingsford: well, we will, what is the Council~s pleasure? Do you
want to take that under advisement?
Yerrington: I move we table this until next general meeting on the
15th.
Corrie: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Bob to table ~his and take it
under advisement next meeting the 15th of February, all ~hose in
favor? Opposed?
MOTION CARRIED: All yea
Bonner: What should I do?
Kingsford: We will be in contact with you and be making a decision
on it on the 15th of February.
ITEM #6: STATUS REFORT: MERIDIAN MEDICAL CENTFR PROJECT BY
SHARRON CiJN1NIONS :
Kingsford: Ms. Cummans would you come forward to present to the
Council?
Cummons: Mr. Mayor, members of the Council, I~m Sharron Cummons
I~m a commercial real estate with Real Estate Marketing Company.
And I appreciate the opportunity to be here tonight and to bring
you up to date on the Meridian Medical Center. I~ve been working
with Dr. and Mrs. Brenna for sometime on that project and it had
been considered for some City offices and I hope that it will again
but in the meantime if I give you a little bit of history on the
building, it won~t take too much of your time. originally, the
building was constructed in 1948 as a grocery store and served the
community for several years before Dr. and Mrs. Brenna bought it
and remodeled it in 1975. It served the members of this community
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as a medical facility until 1985 when Dr. Brenna accepted a
position at BSU as a staff physician and closed the doors at that
time. The main level office upwards of 6550 square feet, the upper
level currently occupied with apartment users so there are upwards
of over 900~ square feet in the building as well as a 3/4 basement.
The building sits on not totally but occupies 5 City lots, your
township lots is paid all around and I think would make a wond~rful
project for office use, retail, restaurant user and certainly one
of your government offices and I have brought some recent fact
sheets to tell you a little bit more about the property. What i~m
asking for tonight is that you consider this property when people
come to the City to talk about possibilities for their businesses,
I mentioned I~ve been marketing commercial properties in Meridian
for over 6 years and often time send people to the City Hall to
talk to officials here about the possibilities for their particular
business or use. (End Of Tape) Cherry Lane road I think that is
going to be a tremendous asset. So at this point, unless you have
any questions, I will leave these fact sheets for you and ask that
you do let people know about the property, give them my name and
number, certainly I will be able to give them all the pertinent
data about the building itself and thank you for your time.
Kingsfard: You bet, the City did investigate that building as we
were looking for Police quar~ers, and found that it was more than
we needed the upstairs would not be suitable for a police station
to have renter there but we have sent numerous people to you or
other in regard to that building. We certainly will continue to do
so, I know Chamber of Commerce has a committee that has put people
onto that as well.
Cummons: How would it be best to distribute these brochures for
you?
Kingsford: Probably give them to Mr. Berg, I would suggest
probably the best place would be the Chamber of Commerce but we
would be willing to take some here if that is your desire.
ITEM #7: PROCLAMATION: BURN AWARENESS WPEK:
Kingsford: Whereas the fire and burn injuries are leading causes
of accidental deaths in the United States, especially among
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children and the elderly; Whereas, every year more than 2 million
people are victim of some kind of burn injury, and that more than
one of every three burn victims are children; Whereas, it is
estimated that approximately 75~ of all burn injuries and deaths
could be prevented by a comprehensive national education and
awareness campaign; Whereas, the Shrine of North America operates
three Shriners Burns Institutes which provide free medical care to
severely burned children; Whereas, the Shrine of North America and
the Shriners Burns Institutes join with other burn facilities
across the nation in recognizing the seriousness of this hazard and
the urgent need to educate the public about burn prevention and
fire safety; Whereas, it is fitting and appropriate to acknowledge
the contributions of the Shrine of North America and to commend
them for their continued support and care for young burn victims;
1vow, Therefore, I Grant P. Kingsford, Mayor of the City of
Meridian, Idaho do hereby proclaim the week of February 6-12 1994
as Burn Awareness week and do encourage all our citizens to support
the Shriners Burns Institutes and to take proper precautions to
protect their families form devastating burn injuries.
ITEM #8: WATER/SEWER/TRASH DELINQUENCIFS:
Kingsford: This is to inform you in writing if you choose to you
have the right to a pre-termination hearing at 7:30 P.M. February
ist, 1994 before the Mayor and the Council to appear in person and
be judged on the facts and defend the claim made by the City that
your sewer/water/trash bill is delinquent. You may retain counsel,
the service will be discontinued on February 16th 1994 unless
payment is received in full. Is there anyone from the public that
would like to contest their sewer/water/trash delinquency?
Entertain a motion on the turn off ].ist.
Yerrington: So moved
Tolsma: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Max, second by Ron to approve the turn off
list, all those in favor? Opposed?
MOTION CARRIED: All yea
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Kingsford: They are hereby informed that they may appeal or have
the deeision of the City reviewed by the Fourth Judicial Court
pursuant to Idaho Code even though they appeal their
waterf sewer/trash will be shut off . The amount of the turn off
list this month is $11,683.93.
ITEM #9: APPROVE BILLS:
Tolsma: I move we approve the bills.
Corrie: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Ron, second by Bob to approve the bills, all
in favor? Opposed?
MOTION CARRIED: All Yea
ITEM #10: DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
Kingsfard: First thing I~d like to do is to introduce the Planner
and Zoning Administrator Shari Stiles, if you would stand up.
Before you applaud, that is my appointment, I have to have Council
confirmation. At this time I will submits Shari's name to you for
approval.
Tolsma: Mr. Mayor, I move we approve your appointment of Ms. Shari
Stiles for the Planning and Zoning Administrator.
Yerrington: Second
Kingstord: Moved by Ron, second by Max to approve the appointment
of Shari Stiles to Planner and Zoning Administrator, all those in
favor? Opposed?
MOTION CARRIED: All yea
Kingsford: Shari will be working with Nlr. Forrey in a transition
period. She will start with us on February 14th. Hopefully we
will get all that transition to take place, we look forward to
having you with us Shari. Mr. Forrey.
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Forrey: Thank you Mayor, a couple of things tonight Mayor and
Council. Our Comprehensive Plan will be, all the typos and
everything is being printed now and ready to distribute by February
14th we will have it all done. I made some reduced copies of the
Comprehensive Plan map free to the Council and Planning and Zoning
Commission members. We also have this overhead that we can use at
any meeting to make the Comprehensive Plan a working document, sa
I~m going to give everyone a color photo copy that you can tuck
into your 3 ring binders with your Ordinances. Anytime that you
need any color maps, this is all on computer with part of our
contract with GGI and the County and so anytime you need maps just
holler and they will get them for you. The Meridian School
District, first item here, has revised their comment letter. You
recall that they have a standard letter that they send out on all
annexation and preliminary and final plats. Dan Mabe and the
School board and Superintendent Hailey have developed a new letter,
it is a little bit more specific now and I want to pass out a copy.
I don~t believe that we have received on yet, I don~t believe you
have seen a copy although I got a copy of one today that is
addressed to the City Council. So this might be our first attempt
to look at this, but they are getting more specific now in terms of
i.dentifying the need for school facilities prior to approving
development. Today, several of the folks here by Liz Gwin
participated in a meeting with a developer, Summerfield
Subdivision, where were reminded them of Council action that the
subsequent phases would not proceed until the School District was
satisfied that they had access to a site or had a site or a portion
of a site. We are going to hold firm on that and of course this
letter will help us.
Kingsford: I just comment that it has been the result of several
meetings with the School Board members and the Council and myself
and I think it is much better format.
Forrey: Second item, status of downtown phase II development. We
have the final costs all completed now and all the lien releases
pertaining to the contractor on the phase II project have been
completed so we are in the final audit of all costs. Our agreement
with the Church is that whatever we have left we will apply to the
demolition of the old theater the youth center right behind us and
develop into a parking lot. I think we will know definitely by the
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14th before Shari gets here, we will have that to the point where
she knows exactly where that proj ect is at and know exactly how
much money is available to the Church to wrap that up. I have
contacted the Department of Commerce and so it is going to take a
little time to put that together. Third item, status of final plat
signatures.
Kingsford: If I could, what is the status of, I~ve had several
people offer to, what is status of the LID~s, are we pretty well
finished with those?
Forrey: We are, the only thing we~ve got to do is get the assessor
to change their records. They have those old assessments on the
tax rolls, so I have contacted the assessor and that is the last
thing we need to do to sent out those revised assessments. we~ve
got it to the assessor, they haven~t updated records yet. Final
plat signatures on hold, Bruce has received 3 or 4 final plats that
are waiting City Engineers signature. Several of those plats
involve approvals that the Council made pending a development
agreement ar pending negotiations on a fire station site, bike path
development whatever. Those things by and large haven~t been done
and so Bruce and I have resolved not to put those on Gary~s desk
for Gary to sign until we feel those t~s have been crossed and i~s
have been doted its about ~he only and biggest hammer to have over
somebody before a plat is signed. It has gotten some attention, so
we are continuing to do that and I suspect that the Council members
will be getting some phone calls complaining perhaps that City
staff is slowing things down and that certainly is not our intent.
I think any developer you talk to would not accuse our staff he~e
of slowing things down intentionally, but this is a case where I
made the decision and I think I have Bruce~s support that we~ve got
to cross some t~s and dot i~s before Gary signs a plat. Plus Gary
is not here so he is relying on Bruce and myself and all of us to
say Will sign it or its okay for Gary to sign. One of them is a
development agreement and I did mention to Gary Voight, the
developer of Summerfield today after the neighborhood meeting that
we needed a development agreement and he said I will give you one
that Idaho Falls uses. I told him I would transmit that to
Counselor. He mentioned wayne, also that Idaho Falls uses a
standard proto type boiler plate document and then they personalize
it to each project. That is what we are attempting to do.
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Crookston: I think the boiler plate is good, but each project is
going to differ. This was the subject matter that came up at our
mid-winter City Attorneys conference this last weekend and that was
the feeling that they really need to be fine tuned for project
itseif. We have many things that are going to be very similar no
matter what the project is, but there is going to be
particularities for each one too.
Forrey: Just like findings of fact. Councilman Corrie and the
Mayor have periodically asked about the ACHD and where they are at
with the impact fee re-evaluation. I contacted Jerry Nyman and
Jerry indicated that they have contracted with APA and its in their
work plan to re-evaluate the methodology they use in that formula
to develop the impact fees and they are looking at some straight
forward land uses the 7-Eleven that the Mayor has used in the
coordination meeting. They picked up on that and they agree that
the 7-Eleven in Boise and Meridian should be on the same level
playing field. Those kind of things Larry Sale is working on right
now, but the APA work that will be done in April is a stem to stern
look at the whole issue. So, Jerry said that soon Larry Sale will
be able to come back to the Council and report that a 7-Eleven or
something like that they can do in house but after April they
expect to re-evaluate the whole issue. So we still I think want to
be involved and keep focused on that a little bit with Larry Sale
and Clair Bowman and others to see where that is headed.
Kingsford: It is probably a good idea since maybe you started that
a little bit Bob for me is to send another letter emphasizing again
the transportation committee or Mr. Bisterfeldt's growth summit
that the desire of all the County Commissioners and all five mayors
in the County was to try and put jobs in neighborhoods and reduce
driving. I think you need to emphasize that again as we address
the Highway District.
Forrey: The fifth item I~ve got here, it is not on your list but
it is Nampa Meridian Irrigation District. It seems like there is
not a day that goes by that developers don~t come in and indicate
they say they have talked to Gary and BruCe about the same thing,
help me Bruce, but they are telling me that the Nampa Meridian
Irrigation District Pressurized Irrigation program is not fully in
place and they repeatedly want to pay a well Development Fee and I
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don~t think its monetary because Nampa Meridian says its an LID and
it is passed onto the homeowners and the Developer really can pass
those costs on. So, its is just that they don~t have the
confidence in that program. We did budget some money in our
current operating budget for well Development Fee but as you reeall
we trimmed that down a little bit recognizing that we would be
shifting to the pressurized irrigation program. Something is
missing out there because they are all saying i~ is not there yet,
they have not polished that program off enough and everyone wants
to keep paying that well Development Fee. Is there any guidance
you want to give me or Bruce and we~ll help brir~g this to a head.
Kingsford: What is the status of, maybe someone has a beCter
memory than I do, we talked about this in so many lights. My
reco].lection was that we were in the process of changing the
ordinance to where we didn~t allow an either or, that they had to
do i~ to their standards. Then did we discuss that we were waiting
f or what?
Crookston: we were waiting for, I discussed this with Gary and he
desired that we wait until his participation with Che committee
that was put together to deal with the pressurized irrigation which
included Meridian, Boise, Boise Water, Nampa Meridian Irrigation
District until they came up with their desire so that everybody
would be treated the same whether they were in Meridian or Boise.
I don~t know whether Kuna or Eagle or Garden City was involved, but
my la~t discussion with Gary was that he felt that the committee
would have its recommendations at the time I talked to him within
a couple of weeks but I talked to him probably a month ago.
~tingsford: Mr. Yerrington, is
Yerrington: They haven~t had any meetings since about the middle
of December, weli they had one I guess, but they haven~t had any in
the last 2 or 3 weeks.
Kingsford: What was the substance of the last meeting?
Yerrington: That is the one I missed, I haven~t been to one since
December but Gary made it and I didn~t even discuss it with him.
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Kingsford: well, let~s evaluate that situation, either you or
Bruce. If they are prepared t move along with that at least it
would be my recommendation that we go ahead with that Ordinance
draf~ again we need to get everyone on board and make sure it is a
decision that will work.
Tolsma: I had a meeting with Cherry Lane Homeowners Association on
the east side and they said they had pressurized irrigation system
already installed but they are working with Nampa Meridian
Irrigation to be able to get water through to the spring and late
fall. And they wanted to know if there was a possibility of the
city hooking a 6 inch main into the system for a month or so in the
spring and again in the fall. Well I said you cauld do that but I
wouldn~t know who to send the bill to. They said if we get Nampa
Meridian Irrigation to agree to pay for that water because we are
payin.g their assessment for the water would you go along with that.
Kingsford: That is very similar to what we discussed with Meridian
Greens out there and they all of the sudden just started saying
this guy is going to use more water than we are going to use and we
are not going to pay for that through the homeowners and we don~t
want to go out there and put a meter on everybody~s lot also we~ve
got the cross connection issues that kind of give me nightmares.
Tolsma: well, they were talking about one 6 inch main (inaudible)
and they would send the bill to the homeowner and the city wouldn~t
worry about it they would send the bill to Nampa Meridian and take
care of it.
Crookston: The biggest concern, I talked Co the same people that
Ron talked to, and I think it is their concern and the developers
concern what happens when there is no water coming from the
irrigation district and I think that is the big question that needs
to be solved.
Kingsford: Nampa Meridian has Constantly said that ig only one in
20 years but none the less it has been 3 of the last.
Crookston: The water doesn~t come down the pipe until
approximately April 15th and you could need water the ist of March
sometimes at leas~ the middle of March or the end. I think that is
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the biggest thing we need to solve.
Forrey: well, let's keep working with your committee and
irrigation district and keep nursing it along.
Kingsford: I still think its definitely an amenity we~ve got to
capitalize on. You can't just have that water go on down the ditch
and people pay for that water and their assessments and what they
pay the most for is an administrative fee, I think $10 out the
annual $15 assessment is administration, but they ought to get
something for it.
Forrey: Last item Mayor is the Maws Addition, Will received some
comments from some neighbors that live in that area and Daunt
followed up, I followed up and I think Bruce has followed up and
the Police Department went out today with Officer ponahue and
discovered kind of an odd situation. Let me describe with an
overhead here. A builder has constructed a home that fronts on
Locust Grove and he has put a sidewalk from the front door out to
Locust Grove and access to Locust Grove is restricted and we now
have a perimeter screening fence as a way to mitigate the berm that
is not there and the neighbors did not want any gates in the fence,
they viewed that as a screening.
Kingsford: Does that sidewalk then come from the back of the
house?
Forrey: Let me show you how it looks Mayor. Here is the Maws
Addition subdivision and the corner lot right here is the lot in
question, and the way that the house lays on the lot is like that.
This is North Locust Grove and this is the side street right here,
the house is designed so that the front of the house faces east or
right directly to Locust Grove, but the driveway is on the side
street going north. The red that you see is the existing sidewalk
that comes out of the front door here and comes right out and ties
into the existing sidewalk there. In order to build that sidewalk
the builder pulled out a post which is right in the middle of that
red, the posts are in, Steven Gregory is honoring the Council~s
directive and the posts are in but do to weather delay the fencer
hasn~t been out there to get the 6 foot dog eared cedar, so the
post is gone the sidewalk is in and my thinking on this is that the
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builder needs to construct a new sidewalk which is the green dashed
line which would come to the driveway. And that is where this
house gets its address is on the side street, but the front is
literally oriented the front door, windows right to Lacust Grove,
the back of the house is facing to the west. So we~ve got a
situation here
where the house didn~t get built the way we would if we could start
over, but its there. I~ve asked the builder to consider taking the
aidewalk out and I think he might be here tonight. He is not here,
I asked him to be here we ought to hear his side of it. He told me
on the phone it was less expensive to take the sidewalk that way as
shown in red then it was to do it in green. It is a limited budget
project and he was trying to save some maney.
Kingsford: I suppose you could take him out to I think Pagle Hills
golf course and show him how they make steps that go over fences.
will just advised me that there is another house with the same
situation in that subdivision, they have in fact done the green
sidewalk method there. I think we have a precedent that we can
point to, I agree with you its got to go that way. People when
they bought the lot as it has been indicated knew that the fence or
a berm had to go up that was not to go to the street anyway.
Forrey: Officer ponahue and I were out today and we are ready to
ask him to take it out, I just wanted to apprise the Council of
this and seek your experience here. The plans submitted to the
building department did not show a sidewalk out to Locust Grove, it
showed. The plan I looked at didn~t show a sidewalk.
xingsford: I think you are absolutely right unless the Council,
proceed with green.
Corrie: Did I understand you to say that you were going to try to
get the contractor to pay for that a green sidewalk?
Forrey: The builder, the builder of the home constructed the red
and took out the post, right here, which is just laying to the side
over here.
Corrie: Yea, I think we should post haste to get the green, I was
thinking it was the developer, he has done a lot now.
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Forrey: Steven Gregory, actually does not like this, he did not
want the fence open either. It is to be a screen.
Kingsford: Well, we haven~t issued an occupancy permit, and I
thin,k the handle is we don~t.
Corrie: Yes, we have the handle.
Forrey: That is it 1Kayor, da you have any questions?
Kingsford: Any questions for Mr. Forrey? Mr. Berg has asked me to
advise you that the previously scheduled workshop between the
Council and P&Z was the 16th before has now been re-scheduled to be
February 22nd, it will be noticed as such, 6:00 P.M. in these
chambers. Mr. Freckleton
Freckleton: Nothing
Kingsford: Chief
Gordon: Nothing
Kingsford: Counselor
Crookston: Just to advise you we did have a very good meeting in
Couer d~Alene, the city attorneys did. Like I said earlier the
development agreements were discussed, cable T.V. was discussed,
quite a few other items, it was very good.
Kingsford: Did you address the impact fees, what is the status of
the AIC bill?
Crookston: We did not discuss the AIC bill.
Kingsford: Thank you, Mr. Yerrington
Yerrington: Nothing, sir
xingsford: Mr. Corrie
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Corrie: Yes, 5ir, wayne would you be the one, we have a sign down
on Woodmont that golf course that crosses the street and the little
sign that is up there and there is one east bound and west bound
that the Ada County Highway Department had put up where the golf
carts cross the street there. Who would we contact to get another
one put up, it was stolen.
Forrey: Is that a golf course sign?
Corrie: No, it is not a golf course sign, it is an ACHD sign.
Kingsford: We had asked ACHD and they did put those up probably 2
years ago both there and I can~t remember the street names.
Forrey: Y~11 call the maintenance foreman.
Corrie: Or talk to the sign, I was going to say either you or
Will.
Forrey: Its not down and sitting there, its gone?
Corrie: No, the post is there and the sign is gone from what I
understand its probably in some kids room.
Forrey: what is the approximate address?
Corrie: It is between #6 tee box and 5 green on Woodmont.
Kingsford: Well, its missing on #3 too isn~t it? Isn~t that sign
gone from #3 as well?
Corrie: No, that is aIl Mr. Mayor
Kingsford: Ron
Tolsma: z have a question for wayne, Mr. Forrey, on this Air
Quality Mitigation funding that they fund out for our jogging path
and Boise city got for their natural gas busses over there, is
there a possibility we could acquire some of that for electric
vehicles, battery charged vehicles for the City?
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Forrey: I don't know, the Mayor received an invitation to apply
for additional funds. Charles Trainer, we~ve been calling back and
forth. I spoke with Charles just briefly on last Thursday morning
about the new round of C~+~lAQ funding, but we didn~t get into an in
depth of what is other than what is allowed to appl~r even though we
have existing C~,.Q we are eligible to go into this next fiscal year
other than that I don~t know. Let me find out and get back to the
Mayor on his question and the freeway landscaping I think.
Tolsma: Well, either that or compressed natural gas we were
looking at that for a meter reading vehicle for the city and
(inaudible) is going to 2~ city owned vehicles, electric by 1997.
They have several models of all electric vehicles out now and run
up to 65 mile per hour but they will cruise all day long at 30 and
it would be an ideal vehicle for meter reading. (Inaudible)
Kingsford: A little levity, but maybe we could wait just a little
while longer and we can get a bunch of those in Los Angelos.
Forrey: I might suggest a bicycle
Kingsford: Mr. Berg?
Berg: Nothing
Kingsford: I just suggest to the Council that their prayers and
thoughts go with Mr. Smith and his family with what they are going
through at this point. And I would entertain a motion to adjourn.
Corrie: So moved
Tolsma: Second
Kingsford: Moved by Bob, second by Ron to adjourn, all those in
favor? Opposed?
MOTION CARRIED: All Yea
MEETING.ADJOURNED AT 8:4$ P.M.
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(TAPE ON FILE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS)
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GRANT P. KINGSFO , Y
ATTEST:
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WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., CITY CLERK
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AGENDA
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1994 - 7:30 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD JANUARY 18, 1994:
1. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE REQUEST BY
TERRELL TINGEY AND R~DNEY BRADY:
2. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE REQUEST BY
MARTY GOLDSMITH:
3. ORDINANCE #632: WEST SIDE BIBLE CHAPEL:
4. PRESENTATION: BRIGHTON CORPORATION PRESENTATION OF CHERRY
LANE GOLF COURSE EXPANSION:
5. JIM BONNER: COMPLAINT CONCERNING INSURANCE DECISION OF
COVERAGE.
6. STATUS REPORT: MERIDIAN MEDICAL CENTER PROJECT BY SHARRON
CUMMONS:
7. PROCLAMATION: BURN AWARENESS WEEK:
8. WATER/SEWER/TRASH DELINQUENCIES:
9. APPROVE BILLS:
10. DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
A. APPOINTMENT OF NEW PLANNER AND ZONING
ADMINISTRATOR
B. WAYNE FORREY
1. NEW SCHOOL COMMENT LETTER
2. STATUS OF DOWNTOWN PHASE II DEVELOPMENT
3. STATUS OF FINAL PLAT SIGNATURES - ON HOLD
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTAIN
REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS A PORTION OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE
5W 14 OF SECTION 5, T.3 N., R.1 E., B.M., ADA COUNTY, IDAHO; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of
Meridian, Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best interest of
said City to annex to the said City real property which is
hereinbelow described:
PARCEL ONE
9`~ O 1 7~~3parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
';. .J,y :~i~t~ ridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
{ l ,,1, described as follows:
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B U t S E C7 ~ Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5, 6,
`~,~~ 7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked by
I'" a brass cap monument;
'9~ ~EB ~~~~ ~ thenc South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
~~ ~ ~~ ,~_,~ ' line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
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RECOF;~E~ ~,; .,.-: ~~-~iuE~~m~g 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 68.21 feet and parallel
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5;
thence South 89° 32' S6" East 230.00 feet and parallel
with the centerline of Fairview Avenue to the TRUE POINT
OF BEGINNING, said point being 57.00 feet distant from
(when measured at right angles to) the center line of
Fairview Avenue;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 619.56 feet and parallel
with the west line of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to a point;
thence South 59° 53' 42" East 582.68 feet to a found 5/8"
iron pin;
thence South 00° 23' 38" West 331.27 feet to a point
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being 57.00 feet distant from (when measured at right
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 89° 32' S6" West 506.68 feet and paral~el
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
AND
PARCEL TWO
A parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5, 6,
7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked by
a brass cap monument;
thence South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
section line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
being 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 193.21 feet and parallel
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 625.51 feet to a point;
thence South 59° 53' 42" East 264.67 feet to a point;
thence South 00° 26' 58" West 494.56 feet to a point;
thence North 89° 32' 56" West 230.00 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
AND
PARCEL THREE
A parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5, 6,
7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked by
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a brass cap monument;
thence South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
section line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
being 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 68.21 feet and parallal
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, said point
being 57.00 feet distant from (when measured at right
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 125.00 feet and parallel
with the west line of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to a point;
thence South 89° 32' 56" East 230.00 feet to a point;
thence South 00° 26' 58" West 125.00 feet to a point
being 57.00 feet distant from (when measured at right .
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 89° 32' 56" West 230.00 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
AND
PARCEL FOUR
A parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5, 6,
7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked by
a brass cap monument;
thence South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
section line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
being 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 61.21 feet and parallel
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, said point
being 50.00 feet distant from (when measured at right
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
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thence North 00° 26' 58" East 7.00 feet and parallel with
the west line of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section
5 to a point;
thence South 89° 32' 56" East 736.68 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to a point;
thence South 00° 23' 38" West 7.00 feet to a point being
50.00 feet distant from (when measured at right angles
to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 89° 32' 56" West 736.69 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho:
Section 1. That the above and referenced real property
described as:
PARCEL ONE
A parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5, 6,
7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked by
a brass cap monument;
thence South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
section line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
being 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 68.21 feet and parallel
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5;
thence South 89° 32' 56" East 230.00 feet and parallel
with the centerline of Fairview Avenue to the TRUE POINT
OF BEGINNING, said point being 57.00 feet distant from
(when measured at right angles to) the center line of
Fairview Avenue;
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thence North 00° 26' 58" East 619.56 feet and parallel
with the west line of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to a point;
thence South 59° 53' 42" East 582.68 feet to a found 5/8"
iron pin;
thence South 00° 23' 38" West 331.27 feet to a point
being 57.00 feet distant from (when measured at right
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 89° 32' 56" West 506.68 feet arid parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
AND
PARCEL TWO
A parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 oif
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5, 6,
7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked by
a brass cap monument;
thence South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
section line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
being 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 193.21 feet and parallel
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 625.51 feet to a point;
thence South 59° 53' 42" East 264.67 feet to a point;
thence South 00° 26' S8" West 494.56 feet to a point;
thence North 89° 32' 56" West 230.00 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
AND
PARCEL THREE
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A parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5,
6, 7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked
by a brass cap monument;
thence South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
section line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
being 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 68.21 feet and parallal
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, said point
being 57.00 feet distant from (when measured at right
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 125.00 feet and parallel
with the west line of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to a point;
thence South 89° 32' 56" East 230.00 feet to a point;
thence South 00° 26' 58" West 125.00 feet to a point
being 57.00 feet distant from (when measured at right
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 89° 32' 56" West 230.00 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
AND
PARCEL FOUR
A parcel of land located in the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 5, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, being more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at the section corner common to Sections 5, 6,
7, and 8 of said Township and Range, which is marked by
a brass cap monument;
thence South 89° 59' 16" East 1336.31 feet along the
section line common to said sections 5 and 8 to a point
being 10.00 feet east of the southwest corner of the SE
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1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section 5;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 61.21 feet and parallel
with the west line of said SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said
section 5 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, said point
being 50.00 feet distant from (when measured at right
angles to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 00° 26' 58" East 7.00 feet and parallel with
the west line of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said section
5 to a point;
thence South 89° 32' 56" East 736.68 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to a point;
thence South 00° 23' 38" West 7.00 feet to a point being
50.00 feet distant from (when measured at right angles
to) the center line of Fairview Avenue;
thence North 89° 32' 56" West 736.69 feet and parallel
with the center line of Fairview Avenue to the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
are hereby annexed to the City of Meridian, and PARCEL ONE is zoned
General Retail and Service Commercial (C-G), and PARCEL TWO is
zoned General Retail and Service Commercial (C-G) , and PARCEL THREE
is zoned Community Business District ( C-C ), and PARCEL FOUR is road
right-of-way and is zoned the same as the land abutting property;
that the annexation and zoning is subject to the conditions
referenced in the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law as
adopted by the Meridian Council on the request for annexation and
zoning; that Applicant shall pay any impact development fee or
transfer fee adopted by the City of Meridian as a condition of
annexation and if not paid the land shall be de-annexed.
Section 2. That the property shall be subject to de-
annexation if the owner shall not meet the following requirements:
a. That the Applicant will be required to connect to
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Meridian water and sewer and resolve how the water and
sewer mains will serve the land.
b. That the development of the property shall be subject to
and controlled by the Subdivision and Development
Ordinance and the Meridian Comprehensive Plan adopted
January 4, 1994.
c. That portion of Fairview Avenue which is included in the
development shall be aesthetically maintained with a 35-
foot setback for landscaping.
d. That any development plans will have to show adequate
access and will have to meet City requirements and those
of the Ada County Highway District.
e. That, as a condition of annexati.on, the Applicant shall
be required to enter into a development agreement as
authorized by 11-2-416 L and 11-2-417 D; that the
development agreement shall address the following, among
other items:
1. Inclusion into the subdivision of the requirements
of 11-9-605 C, G., H 2, K, L of the Revised and
Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian.
2. The Applicant and owners of the property, and if
required, any assigns, heirs, executors or personal
representatives, pay, when required, any impact
development fee or transfer fee adopted by the
City.
f. That the development of annexed land must meet and comply
with the Ordinances of the City of Meridian and in
particular Section 11-9-616, which pertains to
development time schedules and requirements, and 11-9-605
M. which pertains to the tiling of ditches and waterways.
g. That these conditions shall run with the land and bind
the applicant, the titled owners, and their assigns.
h. That if these conditions of approval are not met the
property shall be subject to de-annexation.
i. Meet the requirements and conditions of the Findings of
Fact and Conclusions of Law and meet the Ordinances of
the City of Meridian.
Section 3. That if Applicant shall fail to meet the above
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conditions the property shall be subject to de-annexation, which
conditions subsequent shall run with land and also be personal to
the owner and Applicant.
Section 4. That the City Clerk shall cause one (1) copy of
the legal description, and map, which shall plainly and clearly
designate the boundaries of said property, to be filed with the Ada
County Recorder, Ada County Assessor, and the State Tax Commission
within ten (10j days following the effective date of this
Ordinance.
Section 5. EFFECTIVE DATE: There being an emergency,
which emergency is hereby declared to exist, this Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and after its passage and approval
as required by law.
PASSED by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the
City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this lst day of February,
1994.
APPROVED:
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STATE OF IDAHO,)
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County of Ada, )
I, WILLIAM BERG, City Clerk of the City of Meridian, Ada
County, Idaho, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a
true, full and correct copy of an Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY
WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS A PORTION OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF
SECTION 5, T.3 N., R.1 E.; B.M., ADA COUNTY, IDAHO; AND PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE", passed as Ordinance No. ~3Z , by the
City Council and Mayor of the City of Meridian, on the ~st'
day of Febvc~ahy , 1994, as the same appears in my
office.
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On this 1 th day of February, 1994, before me, the
undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally
appeared WILLIAM G. BERG, JR. known to me to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the within and foregoing instrument, and
acknowledged that he executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year in this certificate first above
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1994 - 7:30 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS
~p~0 v~~ MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD J1~NUARY 18 , 1994 :
~~v~~!~1. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE REQUEST BY
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DELINQUENCY LIST
TURN OFF LIST SCHEDULED FOR 02/16/94
ACCOUNT # NAME & ADDRESS AMT. PAST DUE
00006 JOHN R. BEAUDO I N 57. 85
713 MERIDIAN ST.
~0044 HOWARD J. BOYLE 64.15
721 W. 3RD ST.
00046 GARY FARNSWORTH 49.65
715 W. 3RD ST.
~0338 DOUGLAS HADLEY 36.80
647 W. BROADWAY AVE.
00358 N. I. A. l i i. 60
423 W. BROADWAY AVE.
00392 JON C. HOFFMAN 70. 10
233 W. BROADWAY AVE.
00420 JOE & HEATHER AZEVEDO 65.25
!10 W. RAILROAD AVE.
00811 GLADYS CLYMENS 38.80
729 W. I DAHO
00898 JAMES SELLERS 70.35
331 W. I DAHO AVE.
00910 RICHARD HINES 67.20
123 W. I DAHO
01104 JERRY WILLIAMS 43.10
802 W. PINE AVE.
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01118 DAVID L. MOSSI 68.95
1032 W. 8TH
01197 AUST I N L. YOUNG 44. 85
906 W. 10TH
~3388 K. STEWART 8 B. SMART 43. 10
] 332 W. 1 ST ST.
03472 MICHAEL LOCK 55.10
1410 W. 2ND
03548 DONALD M. DICKSON 55.55
233 W. MAPLE
03550 KERRY L. LARSON 60.55
225 W. MAPLE
03568 SCOTT FARMER 49.A0
314 CAMELLIA
~3582 SHAWN & PIXIE BALDWIN 49.m0
207 CAMELLIA
03584 WILMA BLAIR 38.80
1239 W. 2ND
03588 CLAY 0' DELL 48. 05
224 CHERRY AVE.
03592 DUWAIN SHEPHARD 62.55
238 CHERRY AVE.
03604 TAMERA PERKINS 71.00
233 CHERRY AVE.
03612 RICHARD SCHERER 93.80
201 CHERRY AVE.
03622 RUSSEL.L L. MCFARLAND 94.65
1217 W. 1 ST ST.
040BB PAUL PACK 67.45
1313 W. 4TH ST.
04090 JOHN D. HANSFORD 31. 10
1303 W. 4TH ST.
04366 WALTER RYAN 91.50
1131 W. 7TH ST.
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04728 ELIZAHETH MCALISTER 75.25
527 W. CARLTON
05340 THOMAS A. PIEPMEYER 84.15
1231 ELM COURT
05372 MICHAEL S. MYERS 67.95
1224 NORTHGATE
05594 JANET L. DINGUS 52.00
1320 W. WASH I NGTON ST.
05608 DAVID FUNK 47.40
1414 W. 14TH ST.
05700 KENNETH WOOD 64.30
1538 N. L I NDE R RD.
05736 JACK WARD 38.80
1407 W. 14TH ST.
05738 JILL RODRIGUEZ 71.55
1401 W. 14TH ST.
05744 STUBBLEFIELD CONST. C0. 75.60
1418 MAPLE
05772 ROBERT TIDWELL 44.25
1433 ELM PLACE
05782 SHERRI ELIADES 79.30
1434 ELM PLACE
05834 JAMES R. RANSOM 60.95
1017 W. i 5TH AVE.
05846 DOUGLAS GREINER 58.10
1339 W. CARLTON AVE.
05674 MICHAEL HOLT 69.60
1432 W. CARLTON
06564 GLEN SCHILDHAUER 81.70
1203 W. 8TH
06592 FREDRICK J.SHADDICK 104.95
1002 W. WASH I NGTON DR.
07300 MILTON G. SORENSEN 62.40
1019 W. CARLTON
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07407 MARK PLOUGH 40.95
1915 W. CHERRY LANE
07618 SYLEU SINGKHAOPET 57.00
1445 N. TOKAY WAY
11084 WAYNE MURRAY 79.60
1625 W. PINE AVE.
13458 DEAN EDWARDS WARD 49.15
4022 W. CHERRY CREEK DR.
22012 JAY D. ALLRED 63.65
1855 N. OAK H I LLS
22034 WEI-LING HSU 102.70
3565 W. WOODMONT DR.
22198 GIGI R. LAFEVER 68.15
3680 W. WOODMONT DR.
22322 MICKEY L. WARE 97.65
3721 SEA ISLAND CT.
223b8 ADYTH M. HUSTON 38.80
1955 INTERLACHEN WAY
22468 DUKE ARNETT 65.45
3720 QUAKER RIDGE DR.
22482 OPAL L. BLUME 93.20
3B15 SUGAR CREEK DR.
23980 ROBERT GILHERT 54.75
3864 HARBOR POINT DR.
25994 ROBERT MOWREY 49.00
3727 HARBOR POINT DR.
26216 E.E. HUD BRINEGAR 31.20
2220 N. TEN MILE RD.
28886 DAV I D L. KEMP 38. 90
1860 KRISTEN WAY
28892 LARRY C. HOCKEMEYER 65.90
1952 KRISTEN WAY
28914 DOUGLAS BARKER 38.80
2156 LEANN WAY
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28924 ROBERT ATHAY
2288 LEANN WAY
30650 1+1ICHAEL & JOAN ARMSTRONG
~510 W. CHATEAU DR.
30828 HAROLD LEON DOWNEY
2110 TODD WAY
30832 R & i+'i HOMES
2150 TODD WAY
31034 DAVID & SHAWNA LONGO
2615 REBECCA WAY
31102 PAUL D. JOHNSON
1911 TRACY CT.
31738 MIICHAEL HAYHURST
2148 N. GLENNFIELD WAY
31766 JEAN RUCKER
2261 MONACO WAY
31774 RODNEY D. BRADY
2155 MONACO WAY
31888 RANDALL V. SWOPE
2027 N. NYBORG WAY
31959 RAYMOND & LINDA SMITH
1903 N. WATERFALL AVE.
31990 MICHAEL LAPORTE
2421 W. RAINWATER CT.
32310 RODNEY WILLIAMS
1908 MONACO WAY
32342 MICHAEL SCHAEFFER
1933 SANDALWOOD DR.
3z376 DUANE DAVENPORT
1719 W. MCGLINCHEY
32404 ROBERT 8, DEBORAH FRENCH
1643 W. MCGLINCHEY
32462 MICHAEL A. RUFFALO
1952 SANDALWOOD DR.
b3. 35
51. 65
76. 70
52. 60
57. 55
72. 45
63. 70
63. 20
69. 05
154. 90
56. 35
52. 00
66. 55
106. 50
45. 50
49. 00
149. 30
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32466 CARL L. KOCH 57.20
1994 SANDALWOOD DR.
35346 COE KIEBERT 57.60
1571 CLAIRE ST.
35352 CAL PERMAN 69.40
1481 DARRAH DR.
35378 DAVID CLARK 54.10
1281 DARRAH DR.
35670 BRENT & JEAN MORGAN 49.20
1232 DARRAH DR.
37202 MATTHEW F. M I TCHELL 43. 90
2684 N. W. 13TH ST.
37z8~ DOUGLAS S. HALLOCK 87.50
1532 LOWRY ST.
37483 M. HANSEN 28.40
1727 LEISURE LANE
37732 CAL R. GOTHBERG 38.80
1933 N. W. 13TH AVE.
37890 RUSSELL S. HEUGHINS 68.75
1528 W. CHERRY LN.
38277 BARBARA ROOT 3B.80
1562 STOREY AVE.
38~84 ROBERT L. MILLER 107.15
1521 KINGSWOOD AVE.
38384 RONALD PARKS 50.30
2207 FAIRWOOD DR.
38404 DAVID ZASTROW 51.55
1531 TANA DR.
38420 DANIEL PARADIS 71.65
2207 N. W. 15TH ST.
38468 THERESA FLOYD 41.35
2104 N. W. 12TH ST.
36472 JOHN MCKAY 66.70
2132 N. W. 12TH ST.
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38490 GERALD R. BARNOWSKI
131c~ TANA DR.
38524 EDWARD E. SPELLMAN
1424 W. CHATEAU AVE.
38530 DENNIS NICK
1512 W. CHATEAU AVE.
38554 KELLY KATULA
2217 N. W. i 5TH ST.
38576 FORREST F. SCHUSTER
2218 N. W. 14TH ST.
38608 DEBRA FRENCH
1065 W. CHATEAU DR.
3B640 JEFFREY MURRAY
231 1 N. W. 11 TH ST.
38644 VICKIE HRUSKA
2267 N. W. 11 TH ST.
38680 ROB WHITED
2095 N. W. 1 1 TH
38752 TROY WESTON
987 DELMAR DR.
38794 ALLEN BURGESS
2282 N. W. 10TH
38852 TIM ALLEN
1034 FAIRWOOD CT.
39334 JOSEPH V. KIEBERT
941 STOREY AVE.
39612 LEDNARD MCFADDEN
104 W. CHERRY LN.
40146 WILLIAM VICK
521 LONGFORD DR.
4~150 ROBERT HAMPTON
451 W. WILLOWBROOK DR.
40174 KERRY KILLIAN
261 W. CRANMER DR.
92. 35
79. 30
61. 75
53. 95
66. 70
36. 25
82. 05
62. 40
62. 40
38. 80
48. 70
54. 50
83. 35
93. 30
63. 50
99. 70
68. 60
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41128 ALLAN KRUEGER 53.A0
2375 N. GALWAY DR.
41284 DONALD S. RAY 40.55
2i41 KENMERE DR.
41306 BRIGITTE STONE 65.45
626 MCGLINCHEY AVE.
41320 STEVEN HAVEN 54.25
1843 LAWNDALE
47822 RDNALD & THERESE DARCO 93.65
1686 JERICHO
47890 PAULA PATTERSON 45.80
1155 CHATEAU DR.
48142 RICHARD DEBRIAE, JR. 42.20
2418 N. VALMET
48520 DAVID LIEBERMAN 52.05
2307 N. LARK AVE.
48556 ERMINE DAVIS 69.90
1014 CLAYBOURNE DR.
48744 WAYNE MCGURER 62.70
1011 CLAYBOURNE DR.
48778 RANDY C. MARCUM 83.90
2132 N. LARK PL.
48816 PHILLIP & DIANE WINGATE 68.45
905 E. WILLOWBROOK DR.
48840 MICHAEL LACROIX 98.90
1028 CLARENE ST.
48990 WILLIAM G. MILLER 62.70
1855 TEARE AVE.
49224 PERRY ABBOTT 45.65
1041 TAMMY ST.
49254 DANA K. GRIGG 65.58
1015 CLARENE ST.
50794 ROBERT MONTGOMERY 46.00
2062 N. WHITTIER PL.
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50855 JOHN WILCH
1755 E. MEADOW WOOD ST.
50882 KENNETH CHAPPELL
2190 N. LOCHNESS WAY
50886 JAMES PETTERSON
2215 N. MEADOWROSE PL.
50888 WALTER CARLSON
z207 N. MEADOWROSE PL.
50893 BILLY JIM MEZA
2230 N. MEADOWROSE PL.
51079 BRETT L. FLYNN
2245 N. LOCHNESS WAY
51087 STEVE & CINDY WHEELER
1699 E. MEADOWGRASS ST.
51242 P. R. HARWARD
1818 E. GLENLOCH ST.
5z452 ARDIS M. AGAN
416 E. CARLTON
52872 PHILLIP WRIGHT
302 E. WASHINGTON AVE.
52878 KENNETH W. RIVAS
1210 EAST 2 1/2 ST.
52960 ETHEL HAWKINS
1410 EAST 2 1/2 ST.
52968 TECO INVESTMENTS
301 E. GRUBER
53860 LEE SELLS
1323 EAST iST ST.
53890 STEVE HUNT
16 E. WASHINGTON AVE.
53934 CECIL CHERRY
1608 MERIDIAN ST.
53946 CLYDE E. BRINEGAR
1625 MERIDIAN ST.
63. 50
107. 30
47. 55
55. 85
63. 20
B5. 40
52. 00
68. 95
145. 75
59. 05
62. 55
40. 55
58. 10
87. 60
65. 4m
44. 70
49. 85
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56060 AMYX FAMILY LIMITED
37 E. HROADWAY
56378 AUDIO ELECTRONICS
722 E. 2ND ST.
56744 CLIFTON L. BROWN
318 E. I DAHO AVE.
56956 WILMER P. SWETLAND
505 E. PINE AVE.
58512 MICHAEL R. COLEMAN
532 EAST PINE
59488 JAMES HOWELL
234-236 E. STATE
59524 SCOTT MURRI
12 E. STATE
60186 GERALD WILKINS,BLACKSMITH
218 E. BOWER AVE.
60266 DALE E. BLAKE
55 E. ADA ST.
60310 JEFFREY L. CHANCE
34z EAST 3RD ST.
60325 JOHN SPENCER
419-421 E. 3RD ST.
60424 VIRGINIA STENSON
121 E. K I NG AVE.
60452 CINDI ATWOOD
223 E. 3RD
60474 ROBERT D. STRASSER
218 E. KING
60488 JOHN R. SPENCER
126 E. KING AVE.
61782 GARY KNOX
205 E. 2ND ST.
70268 C. K. CONSTRUCTION
713 E. KINGSFORD DR.
132. 90
38. 80
102. 60
53. 95
53. 75
136. 35
41. 35
38. 80
49. 35
46. 60
80. 90
44. 05
39. 40
38. 80
46. 30
90. 80
38. 80
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70386 JEFFREY BROOKS 64.95
1027 E. CAYMAN DR.
70769 TOM REIMBOLT 38.B0
1265 E. SHEPHERD ST.
92096 ALFRED 8 JEAN HOCKLEY 38.80
43 S. W. 7TH AVE.
92120 IRA GUNN 42.15
21 1 S. W. 7TH
92128 DAVID REYES 56.50
291 S. W. 7TH AVE.
92144 ROY PORTER 66.05
469 S. W. 7TH ~
92854 R& M HOMES 50.75
636 FULMER CT.
92882 GLORIA LACEY 67.15
623 BARRETT
92883 MYRON VINER 63.35
621 BARRETT ST.
93334 ROSA ROGERS 76.50
652 BARRETT ST.
93355 GARY E. FRANK 46.90
150 S. W. 7TH AVE.
93782 BRADLEY C. MICHAELSON 54.90
46 ROSE CIRCLE
93807 EDWARD NEALE 60.80
102 WEST 1ST ST. SOUTH
94018 NORMAN FULLER 30.A0
417 S. MERIDIAN ST.
94172 JOHN DANZER 2b.60
613 S. MERIDIAN
94656 EDWARD CARDOZA 87.40
117 CRESTWOOD DR.
95176 KEVIN MOONEY 55.85
I319 CRESTWOOD DR.
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95178 MICHAEL MCCORMICK 46.70
1289 W. CRESTWOOD DR.
95184 CRAIG MACHO 61.60
441 S. SPOONBILL AVE.
95271 LONNA M. NELSON 53.30
1502 W. PINTAIL DR.
96920 SHELL I E A. ALLEN 42. 30
403 MERIDIAN ST.
97540 HAROLD BRISCOE 25.60
646 W. FRANKLIN RD.
TOTAL DUE: 11,683.93
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OFFICIALS
A Good Place to Live
WILLIAM G. BERG, JR., City Clerk
JANICEL.GASS,CityTreasurer
CITY OF MERIDIAN
GARY D. SMITH, P.E. City Engineer
BRUCE D. STUART, Water Works Supt.
JOHN T. SHAWCROFT, waste water s~pt. 33 EAST IDAHO
KENNY W. BOWERS, Fire cniet MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642
W.L. "BILL" GORDON, Police Chief
WAYNE G. GROOKSTON, JR., Attorney Phone (208) 888-4433 • FAX (?A8) 887~813
Public Works/Building Department (1A8) 887-2211
GRANT P. KINGSFORD
Mayor
PRO C LAMAT = ON
COUNCIL MEMBERS
HONALD R. TOLSMA
MAXYERRINGTON
ROBERT D. CORRIE
WALT W. MORROW
WAYNE S. FORREY, AICP
Planner & Zoning Administrator
JIM JOHNSON
Chafrman - Planning 8 Zoning
WHEREAS , fire and burn injuries are leading causes of
accindental deaths in the United States, especially among
children and the elderly;
WHEREAS , every year more than 2 million people are victim
of some kind of burn injury, and that more than one of every
three burn victims are children;
WHEREAS , it is estimated that approximately 75~ of all burn
injuries and deaths could be prevented by a comprehensive
national education and awareness campaiqn;
WHEREAS , the Shrine of North America operates three
Shriners Burns Institutes which provide free medical care to
severly burnes children;
WHEREAS , the Shrine of North America and the Shriners
Burns Institutes jain with other burn facilites across
the nation in recognizing the seriousness of this hazard
and the urgent need to eduacate the public about burn
prevention and fire safety;
WH EREAS , it is fitting and appropriate to acknowledge the
contributions of the Shrine of North America and to commend
them for their continued support and care for young burn
victims;
NOW , THERE FORE , I, Grant P. Kingsford, Mayor of
Meridian, Idaho do hereby proclaim the week of Febuary 6-12,
1994, as
BURN AWAREN E S S WE EK
and do encourage all our citizens to support the Shriners Burns
Institutes and to take proper precautions to protect their families
from devastating burn injuries.
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F~~~ GI /e' ~ 2~~~''~ DEPUTY SUPEFiINTENDENT
,L ~ Dan Mabe, Finance & Administration
!A1 n • ve DIRECTORS
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Christine Donnell, Personnel
Doug Rutan, Special Services
JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2
911 MERIDIAN STREET • MERIDIAN, IDAH083642 • PHONE (208)888-6701
January 26, 1994
City of Meridian
33 East Idaho
Meridian, Idaho 83642
RE: Summerfield Subdivision
Dear Councilmen:
I have reviewed the application for Summerfield Subdivision and
find that it includes approximately 213 homes at the median value
of $140,000. We also find that this subdivision is located in
census tract 103.11 and in the attendance zone for Pioneer
Elementary, Meridian Middle School and Centennial High School.
Using the above information we can predict that these homes, when
completed, will house 84 elementary aqed children, 36 middle
school aged children, and 52 senior hiqh aged students. At the
present time Pioneer Elementary is at 93~ of capacity, Meridian
Middle is at 128$ of capacity and Centennial High School is at
113$ of capacity.
The Meridian School District is not to opposed to growth in our
district, however this subdivision will cause increased over-
crowding in two of the three schools and cause the other to be
105$ of capacity. There is little opportunity to shift atten-
dance boundaries since the surrounding schools are also well over
capacity. Before we could support this subdivision, ~we would
need land dedicated to the district or at least made available at
a minimum price for a school site in this area. The site would
need water and sewer service available. In addition we would
need to pass another bond issue for the construction of schools.
Even if we were willing to use portable classrooccis for a year or
two, this project would require two classrooms at the elementary
level, two at the middle school level and two at the high school
level. To build portables ready to occupy by students will cost
approximately $40,000 each. As you can see the total for 6
portables would be $240,000. We would welcome a meeting with you
to find ways of mitigating the projected costs to the school
district.
We are in a difficult position and need your help in dealing with
the impact of growth on schools.
Sincerely,
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'Dan Mabe
Deputy Superintendent
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MARKETING
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Commercial Division
FOR SALE OR LEASE
834 E. Second Street Meridian, Idaho
LOCATION:
One block East ofMeridian's main street into the ciry
BUILDING SIZE: Total main level= 6655 sa.
Medical Center - Approx. 3400 sq. ft.
Undeveloped area - Approx. 1250 sq. ft.
Undeveloped area - Approx. 750 sq. J~
East end of building - Six (6) Garages
Upper Level - Four (4) one bedroom apartments
Basement - Approx. 75% storage
LAND SIZE: Approx. 138' x 120'
ZONING: Commercial
TENANTS: Apartments and garages - Rented
Commercial and lower level - Yacant
INCOME: Approx. $18, 071. 67/annually 1993
EXPENSES: Approx. $3, 728. 02/annually 1993
NOI: Approx. $14, 343. SS/annually 1993
PRICE: Sale: $260,000.00
Lease: $1, 500. 00/IVNN - Medical Center Space
TERMS: Cash, Refinance, Owner Will Carry with
2% over Prime. ~~
COMMENTS: Turn-key forMedical ~r or e,
bearing. Owner ers to sell
tenant. Main lev can
Buyer to verify squb~e
AGENT: Sharron Cummons:
298 N. MAPLE GROVE • BOISE,
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MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1994 - 7:30 P.M.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER5
~p~0 v~~ --~MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD JANUARY 18, 1994:
~~01'~'~1. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VAR.IANCE REQUEST BY
TERRELL TINGEY AND RODNEY BRADY• ~
l~it~~it~,.cc, /1..ega.cs~-- ~yv,~r-'av.~L a.t ~L ~~i~ :' ~~L
~njp-ay~d~2. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW: VARIANCE REQUEST BY
~~~ MARTY GOLDSMITH:
l~~a,,.ce.- ~e.pue~'f - a-~J~~~- ~/o.~`. F~F~ C~L
~~~~y.G~3. ORDINANCE #632: WEST SIDE BIBLE CHAPEL:
C,~~~ 4. PRESENTATION: BRIGHTOM CORPORATION PRESEN ~AT~~Ip N OF CHERRY .
~ LANE GOLF COURSE EXPANS ION •/h/~ ~G~~~c ~l~t~.C Ek~~k.e.~u~.~
~Qf/e..%s.~-tti ~vr.~ZC --'~~'ZG y'l:~r' J
5. JIM BONNER: COMPLAINT CONCERNING INSURANCE DECISION OF
COVERAGE. - i ~ Rwc,~ ~i/~~`r corraati
.~~C.e.~.L f,e,6-Cc.d u~,,,t:e~ su~G~" ~ -- ~eb. !S~
~ 6. STATUS REPORT: MERIDIAN MEDICAL CENTER PROJECT BY SHARRON
cur~sorrs: ~.~ Grn~'a~.- /~~~~
7. PROCLAMATION: BURN AWARENESS WEEK:
8. WATER/SEWER/TRASH DELINQUENCIES:
9. APPROVE BILLS:
10. DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
G~ prt~"YP~~ A. APPOINTMENT OF NEW PLANNER AND ZONING ~
~ ADMINISTRATOR Sk.rit,L` cS~7Ct.f ~~~-"
B. WAYNE FORREY
1. NEW SCHOOL COMMENT LETTER -' uS~~ ~"`,~
2. STATUS OF DOWNTOWN PHASE II DEVELOPMENT .e~'sfd~'~r°
3. STATUS OF FINAL PLAT SIGNATURES - ON HOLD
4. 5TATLT5 OF ACHD IMPACT FEE REEVALUATION -
TRIP LENGTH STUDY BY APA ~-~e~-~o
ac~r~e~em.e~'
DATE: 99 `~ MEr~IDIAN CITY ~NCIL -----
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AGENCY
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MERIDIAN FIRE DEPT. -
MERIDIAN CITY ENGINEER -
MERIDIAN ATTORNEY -
MERIDIAN POST OF~ICE -
MERIDIAN SCHODL DISTRICT -
MERIDIAN BUILDING DEPT. -
ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT
ADA STRE~T NAME COMMITTEE -
CFNTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH -
NAMPA MERIDIAN IRRIGATION -
SETTLERS IRRIGATION -
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. GENERAL INSURING AGREEMF~
I. NAhiED ASSURED
It is agreed that the unqualified wurd 'Assured" wherever used ia this Insurance indudes not oniy the Named P-ssured but also:
1. any official, uustee, d'uec[or, officer, partner, wlunteer or employee of the Named Assured while acting wit4tin the xope of his
duries as such, and any peison, organization, tnutee or estate to wfiom t6e Named Assured is obliga~ed by virtue of wricten
contract or agreement to prwide insurance such as is offe:sd by this Insuraace, but only in respect of operatioas by or oa behalf
of the Named Assured;
2, under Section III, any pe:son whik us-n8 an owned automobile or a hi:ed automobile, and any pe:son or organization legally
responsibie for t6e use [hereof, provided the actual use of tde automobile is by the Named Assured or with his permission, and
any official of the Named Assured with respect to the use of non-0wned automobila in the business of the Named Assured.'Ihis
Insurance with respect to any petson or organizadon other than che Named Assured does not apply,
(a) to any peison or organization, or to aay agent or employee thereof, operating an automobile sala agenry, repait shop,
setvice station, stonge garage or pubGc pazlcing place, with tespect co any sccident arisin8 out of the operation thereof;
(b) to any empioyee aith respect to injury to or sickness, disease or death of another employee of the same employer
injured in the murse of such employment in aa accident arising out of the maintenance or use of the automobile in che
busiaess of such employer,
(c) wich respecc to any hired automobile, to the owner or a lessee thereof, other than the tiamed Assured, aor to any agent
or employee or such owner or lessee;
(d) with respect to any non~avned automobile, to any o~cial or empioyoe if such sutomobile is owned by him or a member
of the same household. ~
The inclusion hereunder of more than one Assured shall not operate to increase Underwriters' Limits of Liabiliry.
II. SERVICE ORGANIZATION
'Iliis Insurance is issued to the Assured on the expresc condition that the Assured undertakes to utilize at aU time the service of Willis
Corroon Administrative Servica Corporacion.
This Serrice Organization shall perform the followiag duties:
(a) Investigate and uttle or defcad all claims or losses - it is understood that, when w requested, the Sen+ice Organization will afford
Uaderwritets an opportuniry to be associated with the Assured and Service Organiration ia t6e defense or control of any claim,
suit or proceeding.
(b) ~taintenance of accurate records of all details incident to payments.
(c) Furnish moathly claims records on an approved form.
The acceptance of these sen+ices to the mncliuion of all liabiliries dereunder shall be a condition precedent to any liabiliry which may attach
ro the Lnderwriteis in acmrdance with the terms and rnndirions of this Insucance.
_4_ ICRMP-100092
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WILLIS CORROON
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November 17, 1993
Will Berg, Clerk
City of Meridain
33 E. Idaho
Meridian, ID 83642
RE: CLAIM NZJI~ER:
INSURED:
DATE OF LOSS:
CLAIMANT:
ME02414980
CITY OF MERIDIAN
11/4/93 ,
JUDY BONNER
NOV 1 9 1~~3
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This acknowledges receipt of your recent report of claim reqarding
the above. A claim file has been set up under the above listed
number and will be handled by Robert McCammon.
Should you have any questions concerning this claim, please do not
hesitate to contact this office.
Very truly yours,
WILLIS CORROON ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES CORP.
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Claims Manaqer
Willis Corroon
Adminis~adve
Services
Corporation
P.o. sox 7868
Boiee, ID 83707
Telephone (208) 345-0336
Fax(208)336-3269
WILLIS CORROON~
Dec 7, 1993
Sitn Rc~nr~~;r
P.O. Box 16292
Boise, Id 83715
RE: CI~iIM NUMBER: ME0241 4980
INSURED: CITY aF MERIDIAN
CLAINit~NT: JUDY BONNER
D~L: I IJ4/93
Dear Mr. Bonner:
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DEC - 8 1993
CITY aF ~4~RIDIAN
Willis Corroon
Administrative
Services
Corporation
P.o. BoX 7sba
Boise,ID 83707
Telephone (208) 345-0336
Fax (208) 336-3269
Your Tort claim fited a~einst the City af Meridian, has been forwardeci to this office for
ha.ncitin~
We fir~d no negligence agai.nst the City of Meridian. We must respectfully deny your claim.
Very truly yours,
17VIi.LIS GOFtRO~N ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES CORFORATION
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Robert W. M~cCammon
Claims AdJuster
~cc: Will Berg - City of Meridiaa
cc: 3im 3ohnson - Agent
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EAL ESTATE
MARKETING
A PROFESSIONAL GROOP
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A PROFESSIONAL GROUP
Commercial Division
FOR SALE OR LEASE
834 E. Second Street Meridian, Idaho
LOCATION: One block East ofMeridian's main street into the ciry
BUILDING SIZE: Total main level = 6655 sa.
Medical Center - Approx. 3400 sq. ft.
Undeveloped area - Approx. 1250 sq. ft.
Undeveloped area - Approx. 750 sq. ft.
East end of building - Six (6) Garages
Upper Level - Four (4) one bedroom apartments
Basement - Approx. 75% storage
LAND SIZE: Approx. 138' x 120'
ZONING: Commercial
TENANT5: Apartments and garages - Rented
Commercial and lower level - Yacant
INCOME: Approx. $18, 071. 67/annually 1993
EXPENSES: Approx. $3, 728. 02/annually 1993
NOI: Approx. $14, 343. SS/annually 1993
PRICE: Sale: $260, 000. 00
Lease: $I,S00.00/NIVN-Medical CenterSpace
TERMS: Cash, Refinance, Owner Will Carry with
2% overPrime. ~~
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bearing. Owner ,~"'ers to sell b
tenant. Main lev can
Buyer to verify squ e
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AGENT: Sharron Cummons: ~~ 25 ce
298 N. MAPLE GROVE • BOISE, IDAI~ 704 •
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