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Home My WebLink About1977-02-07 Meridian City Hall February ~, 197'7 - i Regular Meeting calle d to order by the Mayor, Don M, tore Councilmen present: Marv' n Bod" ne; John Navarro; Ke eth asmus en; Rich d Wi liana _ Others present: Al arsd n; G Bermeosolo;Kelley Bret ; Car Ellsworth; Way a G. Crook ton Jr.; Dianne Whit re; hil M shall; Ja Mill r• Jo Holle Ro er Welk ; Vi ki St tt; Bru a St art; ary Green Minutes of previous ~ eeti~ gs rea d. The Motion was made y Ri hard illiams and seconded y Ke eth asmussea - a e menu es o e p~ eviou nee ing a approve - Motion passed: Bodid e, ye ; Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; illiams, Yea. - - el~orin ro uce ary, erne so o, a oun y o ssio er, w o was presen for the meeting. i I ars3en o ars B an s~soc' a es was presen o e a propo orb a Comprehensive Plan s udy $o be arried out by his fi for the C ty on a ee asis. j } He presented the Com rehensive flan that he has compl eted or Ga •den City or the ounce u y. '` - _ - -+ - Mr _Ma~sdgn a"n the ¢pals~and a n~rb_v _plan_ a_nd what such a plan could ac omplish foxy the City. The process would re uire appro~ imatel six (6) montl to repay at a cost of $10 000.00 to $12 COO.Q O. Mr. Marsden ro oses to sist_ he City in developme t of Com ehensive plan through the use of h s fi on fee basis. The Maiyor stated tha the City it s in the process of rmin a Co prehensive plan. L with Co _ --- - t e n o --- ~ h --- s ~ n e T City s studying ' osals different ro ~ t t - s timd __ . and will robabl m a e ecisi n in the - ---- near future. i ! --- -- -._-- -- -- ~ --- L 9 t- -- -- ---- -_ B Pleasant Valley Sub as di scuss d. This arcel is 1 ated at F rview -._ _. and Locust Grove Sou heas~ , inter section. _ _ __ Vicki Stott was pres nt tc~ re~r__ sent_the develo ers d th fro rties involved. --- This is presently a R-2, jallow' ng multiple dwelling . -- Their desire is o r zone this ea to Commercial. She stated that she elt hat t is area is too small -. o f and otfeasable _ for -other ~~au Comme cial - -" _ - rThe 7•tayor rear a let --- er f om th airman o e ing-~n3 o ing' --wi~i ~Feir reasons for refusing; to a prove the rezone. -- s e er is on i e w~. e menu es. e ___ -" - ~ ~ ~ -" ~ Uiak WiIl3ams s~~31 that ~el ~t that this area sho d be reco ized to remain as it is pen ng t ~ e ado -- - tion of a Comprehens' a plan. - i --- ---- Mrs. Stott stated th' terse Land v-la ues u t ho ard ding ~ -- evelopment to in-cit landitends -~ to drive p ~ . ~ _ _ .- Mr. Williams stated hat tilit costs rise as areas fort 'r fro the City develo ad of and t d that _ Meridian City Hall .2. February '], 1977 the two factors even out n the ong run. Somebody i bo d to uffer either way. The Mayor stated tha the a is t really a moratori but that evelopment nee s to be curtails certainly more Comme uat' cial 1 we than 'nd where t e ity is 2. goin s area is The Motion was made y M in B ine and seconded by erne h Ras ussen tha the recommendat by the Council in re ono atio the to t eridian Planning and e Pleasant Valle Sub onin ivis be s on an s sine that the rezone reques e e ie . o ion passe o i e, ye ; avarro, yea; asmu sen, yea; i isms, yea. The Future Ida Comp y Pr osed evelopment came up f r di cussi n. ere was no one pre The Fire Chief state ent to tha o rep he f esen s propos t there should be ad itio ous al ac n e sponsor ess off Meridian Street into He felt that adequat the fir opos h dr development instead is should be provide of o , st yon set n Taylor Ave. es and numbers continue through the J-U-B Eagineera have grid revid ~as is. wed t ro osal and listed the orrec ions they thought necessary. The Motion was made that the Engineers p y Ri opos hard s fo 'lliams and seconded change be accepted f y M r th vin B dine Future-Ida Company and Zoning Commissio d th at t the heir tentative plat be bro ext re ar meetin f ght r ch ack t es the Planning equested by the Fire Chief an Engi ~ sets. ~ Motion passed: Bodi e, ye Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; illiams, yea. The Plant matter was disc sed. arcel of land loc bed b tween I-80 and Overland Road ap for rezone from D-2 roxi o C- ately Comm /4 mile East of Lind cial. The Plannin r, i d Z volvi nin g a request ommission had requested refus at is t' e. _ _ The Motion was made City Council sustain - y Jo the _ Nav ques ro and seconded by M for refusal to rezon - vin at Bodin his t that the me b the - - - - Planning and Zoning matter of the Morgan Commi Plan Sion pro d refuse the reques t+,~on_ Ov_erland~_East t for of L rezon nder , in the •oad. ___ - _ Motion passed: - - Bodi -- ezye Navarro ea• Rasm sen ea• illiams _~ea.__ Locust Grove Industr 'al P k to ative Plat was rese ted. _ __ ___ ___ The Planning and Zon extend to_ the east b _ ing C 'und_ iss' _wi n had accepted this _ dr lines in lace lat d n 'th t ark e road to n on the - - streets. The Motion was made in the presentation y M _f th vin Ho tent ine and seconded by ive the Loc ohn et G avarr ove I that dustrial Park _ ocated east of Oaksl sustain the recom_men Raad atio lout of t of the railroad trac e Plannin and_Zonin s, t and e Cit cce t Council the tentative plat sub3ect to the hang s the recommended. Motion passed: Bodi e, ye ; Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; illiams, yea. Meridian City Hall .3. February 7, 1977 The Mayor read the ual ropos of the Central Dis rict Healt Department in the form of an main! in restaurant ual and reem sting t for their services stablishments. of i spec ons, The motion was made M in B ine and seconded by enne h Ras ussen that the City accept is the amount of $50 the .00 eem r th t of the Central Dis ear. ric a epar men Motion assed: Bodi e e Navarro ea• Rasmu sen, ea; illiams, yea. Phil Marshall presen ed t e pro ess report concernin the contr cts that are in progress under th Chica o Brid a and I Wat on p r and ssibl ewer Project. will show up by the nd o next xeek. The Motion was made Ke eth mussen and seconded by M vin odine that _ the City Clerk be au from construction f hori ds ed to der t gy 9,000.00 to Rih e Water-Sewer Project Cons for ruc i ounda n ompany ion of the tank and tower area. Motion passed: Bodi e, ye ; Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; i Hams, yea. It was re orted that hen truc s had broken throu h the d ck of the bridge near the tower area. enterin the ark ar Ffarv a at' I in Bo fthis ine is to check to ke oint. p th se tr cks from __ Mr. Marshall reporte He stated it is com c~ e_te. rnin It _ Ken Witt Drilling o est um ed at about Well ,500 #10. anon per minute. The hardness is cons robabl be set for dera 000 ly"lo anon er than the other we er minute and the s. wls he p bout p will 60 feet. Well # is roceedin sat efact r~._ The Motion was made Ri hard illiams and seconded Ke eth asmussen _ _ ___ that the City Clerk from the Water-Sewer eau Proj horiz ct f d to paypay $9.05 tt ds~ the total cost o Kenn Well th Wi #10 b t Drilling in _ $49,653.!+6 which is ppro imate y $8,000.00 more th was tici ated. _ Motion passed: Bodi e, ye ; Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; illiams, yea. - - - --- The Motion was made y Ri hard illiams and seconded y Ke neth asmussen __ that the City of Mer of $424.50 which low dian rs t appro e cos a Change Order 5 £o of the well because Well pulli ~0 i g the the amovn casing cost less than antic pate . Motion passed: Bodi e, ye ; Navarro, yea; Rasm ssen, yea; illiams, yea. The Motion was made Ri hard illiams and seconded y Jo Nav ro that the i y er a author construction project -- zed fun - o pay in t o onstruc ion e amount of $56,119. pan 1. nc. rom - - - -- I Motion passed: ~ Nav ro, a• Rasmussen, ea; W' lli s, ye ; Bodine, abstained Jay Miller was prese T_win_E t re resen ing Idaho Constructi n Co any, nc. of The Mayor stated tha he elt t at adverse weather c uld a som of Mr. Millers to the present system is way behind schedule. The open holes should be cleaned up at a faster rate. Meridian City Hall .4. February '7, 199'7 The Mayor-also state tha the arricades are badly siti ned d it is getting extremely di construction. fic t to et through the town o the atree s involving Jay Miller introduce Jo Holl , his field foreman. . Miller stated th bringing in of addit t he onal felt equip hat the progress wo ent. The cold had a inc ecte ease thei ue to the abilit o pressure teat the the moisture to come line to t they e sur have laid, due to th ace at the leak area Eros thus line it is not allowing im ossible oieniy e e are The Mayor indicated of this ro ect in r o Mr. lati Mill n to r that the City is he ntract time b appy and with the c he progress ntin ' open holes and the i Some of the on inal cre hole ing n in bet of open holes as t the rojec ct t continues. 1 remains open. Mr. Williams adresse a ainst the Idaho Co to tru he re t' uest to not retain t 10~ on st red material This Company had req the are re air d este paym is on all of the sto ed m teri because Mr, Marshall tated specification under laced in the ound he c then ntrac ' as representing the 0~ r taina ~e until The Motion was mad R' h that the 10~ retainage fo materiel in th sto ed ma a erial be removed for he p esent amount of Company, Inc, pendin the resent n a the _~ rulin e_ of the City Attorney as t the a~ egality under payment the order fo re uest p ent i approved by the City __ Coun il, o herwise this Motion ed• _ Bodi e, ab tained Mr, Williams stated ha rtz_ 's Wnvia _ _ have on our IDA afire went d p ject. _____ The Motion was made the Idaho Construct' y Ric C and any 'lliams and seconded y Jo Nav ro that -_ --- $2,640.00 for:(1) s _ _ water aide (2 d bac fill o hold out large roc set frog ' : the to_ lastic srith- _ __ ____ State Health and ___~dr~ls is where o Welf a Co s (3) Fire hydrant chan a to nstall new _ be approved. Motion passed: Nav o, ye ; Rasmussen, yea; Wi liam ,yea _ The Motion was made the_Oity C~rk_~e y Ri and lliams and seconded y M vin B dine that of 52,56g.oo to pay atio orth Tea ing Laboratories for soil profi a investi- Motion passed: Bodi ,yea ; Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; illiams, yea. p ese a This is on file with e m thes y minut pot o e w o s. ave saver c s. lne Mayor comptimentetl the 4~liU Tor tneir tine service antl to the r'ire GhieT who has devoted much time to make this succeed. Meridian City Hall ,5, February ~, 19'7'] Mr. Stuart stated th the meter testing shows aback logo ante ted meters. e repor e a are This would allow the a r ity enc o rep ou cos approxima 'r their own meters y t the , ir sho .rather an se~g o or It costs $22.00 to $ epai .00 . ach t re air these meters b se din hem awn _ plus the freight by s bench would be less a here is an addition 2 8 00 Now he ndin ens cle d 40 a ve. ing 'n a time. Toxepair t ttachment that would e n e me cost d w rs he add hin a on our ova tional ff e Motion was made b Ke e h R mussen and conded Ri hard illiams that the city authori a th Work s Dept. to purchase rep 'r ben h for $1,500.00. Motion passed: odin ,yea Navarro, yea; Rasmu sen, ea; 'lliams, yea. he Police re rt was res nted. _ he Fire Chief re ues ed t e Att me Office to check into rdin ce ado tion f the National Fire ese codes need to b ode ado d th ted b National Life Safet the Cit ossibl Cod Co . refe ence. he City Attorney wil he Fire Chief is to loo ollo into u o this. this to et these a o to as so n as ossible. Carl Ellsworth repres ntin J-U- Engineers presented the ounc ment of ' - an a c on un s r roceed with this. r. savor exp n een engaged to prove ques d wi or MTr. hap ep ran monies, ooper represen ing rtion of the Eaginee a min ing gene i y esign s w~ 7T rm as or the a er ewer pro ec . his Minority firm is from~ Portl d, Oregon. His bid - was r eason le in e a ion o e i e eems to be a very en ervi rget es c ind c~~r orme vidual of Zndian des y o ent. c i ms. e arl IIlsvorth presen ed t e mat er of flood plains. The ity n eds to espon in days to exist, otherwise thei repo flo t bac d pla with date to prove ns map and criteria hat 'll o floo a acc d plains ted. e Mayor stated that ~ he programs that nee he f to It th rec owe f t there was no flood -fleed~l rward. plai s prob em but 'te -- - . Williams asked if l non e answer to this w t ' it te- not as a -known equirement that each Insurance if porch bail ed er (i - - an rec the Flood ive - -ma e hat the City fill ou L `~ n.~ D hn the appli ation and adopt the wo R solut' ns concerning _..-_ ~ rye_ - . nursing through and y th City of Meridian. Motion passed: odin ,yea Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; illiams, yea. one of the members o esi ated as a f o the City ouncil recalls any f oodi g in a area er 't seemed the best co '~da County se fact on to adopt the Floo P1 ' ns de ignated area Mr. Ellsworth stated that_ the c st of Insurance in t e Flo d P1 'ns is __ 25Q per hundred for max 'mum 1' mit $30,000.00 L Fnh...,n.-v 7 _ l Q77 Cler lal9II G1L Ralf .v. - °°~""~/ ~ Mr. IIlsworth report d th t the lan for the sewer pl t s ould a drawn y Pr s , . There was discussion cone rning eer and alcoholic be erag s bee g consumed in a ar oge er wl a rl accum a ion. It seems there is no ordi ante ohibiting drinking i the City ark. Marvin Bodine and th i Cit Atto ey are to take the n cess st ps to a op an or lnance c ncer ing er i ing In e 1 y The Mayor explained hat he re son for this course o act on is that this -- aiea sTiowa-a use o rnl a ges o par use rn. e a 1 y or en orcemen by the City, as evid need yin easing group congreg tion in t e City Park as we as lncreasin act u a on o e rl. It was thought that l erhap s a p rmit could be issued hene er a oup desired --- - o consume eer In a pu is p , s co g ve c n ro o e presen obvious abuses. Perhaps the litterin ord' hance could be more tightly enfo ced i the park area. Mr. Williams reporte that he h d attended the APA ( a P1 ing Agency) e d from Ada Council of overnement (ACCG). $ab~1e__ Commi tha .i v i __, The APA group report d to Mr. Williams that represent ative woul{ i attend their nrn¢ram as well as to d ~fin _e { he_coStB-. involved at any time the Counci desired. T ' e stated that he fe -- , t that a ve p hicle needed to be r vide p v-her po i lc governments could di cuss their ~roblems. i __ _ _ - _ The Mayor stated tha __ his ,inter st had been and Conti ues be, - --- "What does ~, VCl~•11~ _ The City must receie theif r mon 's worth or should t ge invo ved. II ---- --- _ _. _. Gary Bermeosolo, Co_ ty C mmiss' oner, reported that too was 1 oking at -" - - t~e~ounty getting t eer oney' worth. Mr. Bermeosolo state tha he w uld like to have Eag e, G den C ty, Kuna "- - - _ ~ Meridian to join _ and elp m e the plansfor the forma ion o APA successful. y ' -- - Mr. ~sTa~ se iiusel~l - - ~o the Federal ~unTs eln spen oug APA. He is Interest d Zn the ount the County spen -- of heir ands. -- --- - - - e eF` derarma c-hing e uadd f n t spent here will be pent in ao e o er State. This thinkin ~ was suffld -- + ient merit to cause _------ plic tion or these - - - -- - - _ - ~~ ~ F i i _ _ --- hat e Mayor responde~~ ~e is ' nterested in the Fede Ta~1 f inds s - ent because these mone s are fro y ~ the !taxpa~ .er. These expendit ~ es s hould a curtailed _ - _ _ - ~neder posse ~e ~o keep 'down t the mounting federal e pcpend itures - ___ __ _ ~_~ -~ -_ ( s o a s a ressi g. draftidg s y The Count is ounty og ordinance and on ebru 23 d at - _ = oael= c"-5-ot~E7unior ~[igF coo a og or finance is o e iscu se a a (public meeting. _ - 1F~e ado stated ~urth~r th t the ounty is engaged in a stu y con erning the areas not covered by'fire The Mayor remarked t at h' ~prote ys des' tion.___ a would be for the tudy o not _ in any _. - w~_to disturb.t tr. ~ d ro rams _ I 1 Bills were reads ~- ~ i - ~ --- - Meridian City Hall .7• February '7, 19']7 Vou her ate Purpose Amount 11 2 .77 Idaho First National Bank Water-Sewer Account , 1,003.16 11 63 . 7.77 Laura Geneieve Hiner Office .0 11 70 1 2.7'7' Central Office Equip ent Supplies 315.69 11 71 1 3.77 Idaho First National Bank Water-Sewer Account 6 22 11 72 1. 4.77 Mountain Bell Service 461.23 111 1. 7.77 e S stems Supplies 1 2 _ 111 4 1. 7.77 Jack Chard Service Service 29.25 111 1. Co-0 erative Oil Ass c I c r 46.08 111 1. 7.77 Mac Tools i __ Tools 74.75 111 1. Idaho Hum ane Societ I c An' 41.25 111 1. 0.77 _ _ Idaho First National Bank Water-Sewer Account 7,Og2.22 111 9 1. 0.77 Rick Richardson School 111 0 1. 0.'77 _ Warren Calhoun School 9•~ 111 1 1. 0.77 Da -Timers _ Materials _ 14.19 _ 111 2 1. 0.7'7 City of Boise Radio 125.51 111 3 1. 0.7'7 Mountain Bell Service 437.25 _ 111 _ 1. _ 0.77 Meridian Police Dep tmentl Supplies 40.00 111 5 1. .77 Neptune Water Meter o. _ __ Su lies 52.75 111 1. .77 City or Gary L. Gree Phone 8.03 111 7 1. 8.77 Cit or Larry V, Scaz boro h Phone _- 2.80 111 1. .77 City or Gregory F. B yd Phone 8.11 111 9 1. 8.77 Cit or Warren R. C houn ' Pho 10.56 111 1. .77 Sumner Johnson Engineer 1.00 111 1. 8.77 Donald M. Storey_ _',_ _ _ Moor __9'0.40 111 111 1. 1. .77 8.77 Johnny R. Navarro Marvin Bodine ( Councilman Councilman ~ ~ 89.65 x.65 111 1. .77 _ Kenneth W. Rasmussen , Councilman I 89.65 111 1. ' 7 o l l I I ~ 65 111 - 1. $ ~ $.77 Bruce D. Stuart vi ( Works Su t. ~ p 753.39 111 1. wey Richard Da De s _ , _ t ' A ~WCx' ' ea --- 59370 - 111 1. 8.77 -- Ricky Dean Crawford ( Labor I 422.58 111 1. 8.'7~ German Gutierrez r_ - Labor _ i + .7l 112 1. .77 Richard L. Shults i Sewer Supt. I 579.73 112 1. 8.77 Steve D. Gage ___...__ L~or _ 12.07 _ 1120 1. .77 Gregory Brent Walker ~ Labor 128.33 1120 1. 8.77 Ga Leland Green____ _~ __ ___ Cl~ie~ of Police ,]„5 __ 1].20 1. .77 Larry V. Scarborough Police 583.80 1120 1. 8.77 Gre~~F. Bow - -Pol~c~_ .9~___.____. 1120 1. _ $.'77 Rick L. Richardson Police 565.32 1120 1 8.77 Arthur R. Letourneau F I PcZl~ce . _ --- -- -- _ t _ 1120 1. .77 Norman Woody William I Police i 496.80 1120 1. 8.'77 Warren Calhoun i_- -_ _Police ~ __ 1$5.$1- - __ - - 1121 1. $.77 _ - - Jean E. Moore ~ Police Office j 272.49 1121 1. 8.77 ~Richard P. Donahue p ~-- --.-_ ~ag-4atcher-_ ~ ~ _-_ . _18$.18 - - - -- 1121 1. _ $.77 Herald J. Cox jCity Clerk ~ ~ 760.00 1121 1. 8.77 LaWana L. Niemann f ___ -T~nist ~ ~ __ 4(,[1_45- -- 1121 1. 8.77 Ann M. Kiebert i Treasurer i 42 .61 3 1121 1. 8.77 Jenn~L n~Schildhaue ~r ,._ -__ 41 - ~ -3u.~5- _ 1121 _ 1. - 8.77 Suzan Denise Losh i Clerk-Typist 315.48 1121 1. 8.77 Viola V. Cathey_~ ___ _ - _ erk:~c~uat__ ~ ' - - 21 46 --- 1121 -- 1. _ $.77 - rMary Jane Breshears i Clerk-Typist I i 322.99 1121 1_, 1 8_ 7__ 'Paula Jean Haffner h ~_ - l __ ____ _ - __ l -__ _ 800 00 1122 1122 1 .77 $.77 Ida o Mobile Home Brg John 0. Fitzaerald__ ~ cer -___ Sewer P ant AttornP~. . -_~4q.3A _ 112 __ 1 $.'77 . Roger L. Welker Fire Chief 88.75 1122 1. 8.77 _ Idaho First _Nationa~ ~$ank__ -- -- W - 3.~47.b5- 1122 1. 8.77 Void Void Void 1122 _ 1. 8.~2 C~_ of Meridian _ - _ } _ 54 _ 1122 1. 8.77 Duskin~s Janitorial I Janitor 127.00 1122 - L_ 8_.72. - Tel-4~ Int.-_ ~ - - --- ~~ -- 1122 1. 8.77 Liquid Air Inc, ~ f ' Cylinders sReetor i - 4.00 ~9sG9--- Meridian City Hall .8. ~~ February 7, 1977 Vouc er Date Purpose Amount 112 1 31.77 Void Void Void 112 1 1 31.77 Idaho First National Bank _ Depository 1,573• 112 2 1 31.77 State of Idaho State Inco_ e Tax Division 475.64 112 3 1 31.77 Norco Cylinder .00 112 4 1 31.77 State of Idaho Labor & In ustri Services 1,190.87 112 5 1 31.77 Colonial Life & Acci ent nsur ce Company 2 9.25 112 6 1 31.77 Association of Idaho Citi s - G ou Insurance 1 143.94 112 7 1 31.77 Public Dnployee Reti emen Syst of Idaho 2,0 . 112 8 1 31.77 Store Feed & Seed C Su lies 48.44 12 9 1 3 .77 Men's Wardrobe _ __ Police 50.00 ll2 1 31.77 Starline ui men_t C roan Valve Re air 132.00 . 1.77 ABC Stamp Co. - - Badges 3 .9 112 2 1. 1.77 Ray Pitman Oil Co. Service 822.08 112 3 1. 1.77 Western Auto Associa a Sto re Supplies 3.53 112 4 1. 1.77 John & Sill's Servic ~ Service 23.85 112 5 1. 1.77 InteFstate Business ,quipm ent I c. _ 153. 112 1. L77 Valle News Times Service 457.46 112 7 1. 1.77 Gibson-Welker Ford S es nc. Service 333.00 112 1. 1.77 Conoco Paul's Service '59.95 112 9 1. 1.77 S & E Auto Parts _ _ ~ Service __ 125.40 112 1. L 77 J/J Tire & Ali ent Cent r Service 721.92 112 1 1. 1.77 Meridian Lumber Co., Inc.' ' Materials ~ 29.11 112 2 1. 1.77 Dyna Med Znc. RU 57.02 112 3 1. 1.77 Tel-Car Inc. ~~ Service 116.00 112 4 1. 1.77 Boise State Universe ~ Fire Fi~htinR 5.00 112 5 1. 1.77 Yates Bank Supplies _ ___ _ Supplies 9.00 112 6 1. 1.77 G. A. Thompson Co. i Supplies _ - _ 24.60 112 7 1. 1.77 _ City of Boise __ ___ i Communication ~ 51.35 112 8 1. L77 Doa's Shell Service Service 9502 112 9 1. 1.77 Farmer Bros. Co. Su lies ~ 90.20 112 1. 1.77 City of Meridian _ _ ', ~ Trash __ ~ r 32.45 112 1 1. 1.77 Verd-A-Ray Corporate n ~ Supplies I I ' 111.70 112 2 1. 1.77 J-II-B Ea ineersi Inc _ _ __i Service 2 6. 112 3 1. 1.77 Association of Idaho Citieas Dues i 679.77 112 - 4 1. 1.77 Ada County Civil Def nse ~ -~-__{ 1972_ _ . ~. 1 448. 0 112 5 1. 1.77 Intermountain Gas Co i Service 820.06 112. _ 1. 1.77 Harold's Electric _ Service ___ _ _ 4. __ _ 112 1. 1.77 Yanke Machine Shop, nc. ~ Service 45.85 112 1. L 77 V W R Scientific_ Inc ~_ ~ -Supplies _ _ _x.81 112 9 1. _ 1.77 Bodine's Sav-On Gas Fuel 11.57 112 1. 1.77 Big 0 Tires Service 6.00 112 1. 1.77 Idaho Industrial Sup ly C _, ~ ____..__ ___ Supplies I 12.33 112 1. 1.77_ Analytical Measureme is _ _Instrument 48.10 112 1. 1.77 IIniformity Plus ,j Police 204.00 112 1. 1.77 Central Office _Egui~ ~ent.__ __ _,__ _ Su~plies__-_ X720 _____ _ 112 1 _ 1.77 Valley Rebuild Inc. Service 16.50 112 1. 1.77 Ada Sand & Gravel In . 13at~riala _ . ___ ___7,517.50 112 1. 1.77 _ Ron's Tire Service _ __._ Service 59.00 ll2 1. 1.77 Harold's Electric __-_ Service _________. __ __x.48 _ 112 _ 1. 1.77 __ Roto-Rooter Sewer Se vice _ Service I 90.00 112 1. 1.77 Meridian G lass &_SCr_ _ en ___ _ Service _____ 1 - ___ __ 210.58 _ 112 1. 1.77 _ _ Pay-Less Auto Parts Parts 24.39 112 1. 1. Mae Tools _ ~ _- _:,-_ Tools-- - _- 112 - 1. 1.77 _ --- Boise Cascade -- -_- Material - - _ 22.83 112 1. 1.77 Kalbus Office Su~ply~-___._ ___ Supplies __ __ 357.05 _ 112 1. 1.77 Brewer Pest Control Service 21.00 112 1. 1.77 Norco _ _____~ ___ __. _ 7.52 _ 112 1. 1.77 Valley News I ~ ', Publishing 119.45 1128 1. 1.77 Idaho Humane Societ 4 I~ -- -- I__Animals _ 112 1. . 1.77 Snake River Electric Supph 7 j , Supplies I 21.32 112 112 _ 1. 1 1.77 1 77 Modern Printers ___-~ _ T l W ldi & R 'r ~ l '~print~na __ t ic S ' -~ 6 00 28 50 . . o sma e ng ep erv , e I . -535.99 - 11294 1.31.77 Idaho Power Co. Service 2,938.22 11295 1.31.77 Mountain Bell Service 392.09 11296 1.31.77 Anderson, Kaufman, Anderson & Ringert Attornies 6.00 Meridian City Hall February 7, 1977 The Motion was made y Jo Nav ro and seconded by M vin Bodin that the bills ae read be app owed. Motion passed: Bodi e, ye ; Navarro, yea; Rasm sen, yea; 4 illiams, yea. There being no other busi ess t come before the Coun il, he me ting stood _ adjourned. __ ~ yor - Attest: i cc: ayor Council;Bruce;Chief Gree~;Vern ;Fitzgerald; canner ; ; en r e ; a omm ssioners; da Zo ing Director;Nampa-M ridian Irr' g;Comprehensive Plan; ea ~~ -SUS q L n~ure a ~"P].ah~ ~ ropers --- - --- Locust Grove Industrial; Re taurant Gr~ding (f~entral Health ; Cons c~ion Funds (lTa-ter=S wed; Wel7'~'l`~- --- -- Water ewer Project-minorit ; rlood Plain; Coryell Dairy Sh w - e~~ a#~c~nkfrig~;=APA -( 3a PTannin~-JCgency. - + -- -- ~ I - --- - -f ~ - ----- --- -- _--- -- - - -- - -- t -- -- -- -- - - - -----_-- l r - -- ;-- --~ ~ - - -- _ _ - - -- _- _..-___ -_.. i _.._ _. __ - _F ~-_ -. _.. _.. __ - + i i - ~.--._ -~-_. -_.__ - - - _ f I __ - _. _ ___- ~' - --'r __.~ - _._--_-- F---1-. --t ..-. -- _ _ --- - - - _ i ~ _ _ - - i -- _ r---- ---- t ~ -- - _ - I --4- ~---------- ~--- -- i - -- I -- - - -- ,-__ f _ _._ i - ~ I ~ I - - .- .,.~ • CSR I Ci~i2 I% 43151 c~1B01 "ilea dritrn this :tonth ~~~,,,,. 209,0 i'otal ailss to dzLe 4085 ,- 2n0 _ f,11 Cnras stiles dri~ren titi3 ~lortSl 7184 f11, cars, niloe to date __„~,-,,,~, '_rptrox. repairs for a=ra ,~~ AB`tI.T:x lald this e:onth 5 0`.~1 to datQ 5 0~3 Pic'sed up t~tis GxC'i_;ata sot^.1 to dr:e ~~~ w .~:~9jXt3Bd O~ m 11 i'aL•el to cdeto 11 19- _'" %itr:tio..za Issued ,a„~ef_ .....~. JOir~." Ili•;S 'field this month n 'Pot~1 to date ~ A Total this rtxtnth 27~, 'Dotal to date '. z2 This $'ux last year 1~ foul titia ti:a lea;, yoar 1~ _, J^IL (I~ald) ncci>r~;rs 1.-•Car - 8 2-Cnr - 12 3~°-r - z 4-^,a_r or Wore Cl15.,.°. (Cs1.e) ~r.Le San. 19~~ C°R TII CAR IY 36985 74259 941, 799 291 799 Train :°otoroyale :;ohool bus B4ka oth~ara Pedestrian Calla this month 193 Total to date 1~3 J1YV: ~ :II.,S 'Pixie month number involved ,~ Total to date 9 14xia timo last yenr ~m Totes this tiro last yser ~n~ A11~1LTS Th1s c~onth number Snvvlvefl 16 T to date -~ Issued thi8 month 43 Yaaued this tide last ye::r 117 Total to dNLa 43 ToLel Lo date this Lams ~'7 AFIt=.:::TS F k • ~. .~-. Criminal Homici;ie iurder =;ar sl<u^htsr ,, _ Forciolo !wtr ~P..ape by Force i' 552111 t0 P~~.pe -r~:obbery ~ire2 xxa ~usife ar clttir~ instrament Other d2ngerous rreanon Strong am ~,llighsrays Commerci2l .as station 'Ch:ain storvs ~~tte sid ence ;rank iscellaneous ~~r, ss~ult Firsazw ~~tinife or cutting instr:maent Hands, Teets fists ~_Ot%er aasanlts not aggravrted 1~Bur6lary ' 1'oreiole entry Unl.a-ful entry* ~_Atf;e;,pted forcible entry 2 fies5dence L P3o~--rte:-idaa~$3usir,ess ! Vehicle 8 La rcery ?.?_OO or over ° 1 "50 to E2f:0 Fbeket-piel<ing Purse~•an~tching ~„__:ihoolifting i:otor vehicle carts '' & accessories Bic,fcles From buildin-a From coin m;chiraes ., all othors 1 Tresp-saing D.k.3. _}_„_Ani~:al Citations _]~y~3p oding ~^Stop Sign Zraffic Light -feckless llri.ving 1_Inattentive Driving No-U turn violr.tion ~~Passing Violation r~A'ato "heft , Orh~ar an aul.ts ..y-.i.-•rlraon Conrterfeitiaag Fraud ~Qr':i ~~ P 1 _L!,,he?.~lemont ~.4 ,-Stol e'P. iTOperty • ~6u,'~ ink .~"oss =ssisag ~.~y..~~u ~d^l_,^~a ~~ T^"aeons vicl~+iion C^,-, e ~'_:~C, J-ossossing Pro ~t'i9ration ~~Oosceme ..,ndeao't. _-~yPJarcvt~•i_c llxaag lairs ~~ ;;rriol_i.nn, fa~:ily .end chit-dren ~1 giving ~~e:der tA,e ink7_ueiaca _~! _ Li::uor lzos ~~Drui~Freness _tj,-,Disorc~ariy Conduct Va~rrncy A11. othez offenses ~Ohscenc and nuisarca phone ells ~~%ontributinr to a minor ~~'1.'empering wjmotor vehicle _,~-Obsce~le publiac~t_ors •W~olicii;moo ?./vut lit., .......a,T:^ua.rco w~An imv.l-i'oi son iz,g, abuses etc, Riots cr major dirt, Li%,t~ring nc~nb thrs~aa Fish =nd ~•ams viol. -'i"amxering rr/J.S. '>!aiI ~~i'~abli.^. Assist. nce 11 Lnfcrm-. lion 1 Ilarasanent P!U'13~:ft and T7";S Of CI7.'TIONS Y.'hite .,Sne ~ioiation 7.Lrning Uiclntion Improper Lane ~+hange ~TwtJt:gligcnt Driving Followin~~ to close ~~Fail to yield ~~Basic Eui.e Violation _ Le'ving steno oP act, Czrfevr and loitoring a 1 ftun2i•:^ys trd boyond control .~ accidents hr~.ffi c Vehicle-Fatal Vehicle-YI ~~Vehicle-P.J. ~ei~ahicle-PP ~rehicle-hit and run Yedastri2n-PI Pedestrian-Mo injury ~Pedestri~°a-:it and run Ped~atrian-F~ ta1 _-~Tr^ffic Co:nnl.~.inta ~_Unr.tterded Oe='th Suicide ~~%tte,~:nt suicide J,ccidental _~„ether, medical f'ersow '~-~~,In;jured,sick, dc%n ~_i'~:issing, lost, _'ound 3~.asp~>ct in veYaicle Slspect on fvot _~ileeds a~sistence i_ Property ~3Lost-Found ~_Check , ~P:o^ndon vehicle 1 Fire C~11 Aninal _~,rsi.te ~R„~lt lar;;e (dogs) ~_at lt~rge (others) Logs barking Injury to stock or prop.:rt.y Dead enin•.~l Uisturb2nce ~]omestic reenr . e Drunk 2 :;ois® ~3 vil Other Prowler 6 Susp. Circumst:aneea __~Arreat other depta _L,Fni7, to yield to ems. vah. Fail to atop for ::,drool B;za Backing ~ioletion `" One way Stroet viol. '" Drag Racing Exces•,ive ~~cc, # Fail to dim ~, •' Fail to yield to ped. ~~j, - clop-moving viol,tions _ .,~ 7 February ] 977 ~ ~ ~~~ ~~~ ~ • _ Meridian Fire District Quirk Response Unit Report. Date, Run# Time~_ Location _ Action 3 77_1 2313 City Auto accident - No injuries. 4 77-2 1340 City Possible hip dislocation and wrist fracture from fall - Pt. cleaned up, assisted Ada Co. Amb. crew - transported to hospital by 52, 4 77-3 2000 Rural Auto accident - no injuries. 4 77-1E 2134 City Cancelled at scene of shooting by Meridian PO17 CP, 4 77-5 2208 City Called by Meridian Police to police station to check hlood pressure of man in custody - same pt. as Run # 77-4. 5 77-6 1530 Rural Van oiled out of district to Eagle when Eagle QRU do not answer. Car-Pedestrian accident - in,jured hip. Ada Co. Amb. arrived on scene and we returned to district. 6 77-7 ]915 City Fainting spell - emphysemia - pt, had under- gone brain surgery recently - vitals taken, family Dr. contacted - QRU remained on the scene until R.N, arrived. 5 77-8 2014 City Severe abdominal pains - vitals taken, pt. monitored until transported to hospital by 52. 7 77-9 1817 City Auto accident - lacerated chin - bleeding controlled and dressing applied - no ambulance needed. 8 77-10 1050 Rural Auto accident - abrasions on back, sides. left knee and right temple - vitals taken, dressings ~ appli_ed, checked for fractures - not necessary to transport, 8, 77-11 1140 Rural Auto accident - cal]ed out of area by police. cancelled at scene. 9 77-12 1532 City Laceration of face from fall - pulse taken, bleeding controlled and dressing applied - pt. transported to hospital by father. 9 77-13 1623 City Medical emergency - pt, transported to hospital b,y 5?_ . SO 77-]4 062.3 City Abdorni.nal pain - vitals taken, head elevated, pt. transported to hospital by 54, • -2 • 12 77-15 0743 Rural Possible heart attack - vitals taken - trans- ported to hospital- by 53. 12 77-16 1851 Rural Auto accident - injured ribs - vitals taken and pt. checked before being escorted to Ada Co. Sheriffs office. 14 77-16 0326 City Avulsion on right forearm from fall - vitals taken. bleeding controlled and dressing applied - pt. monitored until transported to hospital by 52. 14 77.-18 2019 City Fainting spell - vitals taken - pt. did not need transporting. 15 77-19 0844 Rural Possible heart attack - vitals taken. oxygen given - transported to hospital. 15 77-20 1300 City Fainting spell - vitals taken and pt. advised to contact family Dr. 15 77-21 1815 City Fainting spell - same pt, as 77-20 - pt. on a diet with water pills, amb. crew noted possibility of chemical imbalance - advised to see family Dr, again. 20 77-22 1110 Rural Woman down - no treatment - run was to far edge of our district and ambulance was on the scene, we observed. 20 77-23 2223 City Fall - no injuries - vitals taken - was not transported. 23 77-24 0950 City Choking victim - Heimlick method and all other attempts failed to dislodge item - pt. was hyper-active and attempts to take vitals and give oxygen was difficult - pt. transported to i hospital code by 52. 25 77-25 1645 Rural Severe nausea and dizziness - vitals taken, pt, made comfortable and advised to contact family Dr. 26 77-26 1502 City Possible heart attack - CPR and oxygen administered - Pt, did not respond. 27 77-27 1400 City Dog bite victim brought to fire station - no treatment necessary. January total calls 27 18 city and 9 rural. mileage startz 5863 Mileage finish: 6280 _d • -3- • Types of calls from 24 June 176 to 31 December 1976. Auto accidents 44 Possible heart attacks 25 Fire response 10 Lacerations 1U Fainting 8 Breathing problem 7 Possible overdose 7 False alarm or cancellation 6 Possible stroke 5 Athletic injury 5 Diabetic Patient'` 4 Emphysemia or asthma 4 Medical emergency 4 Fractures 3 D.O.A. 3 Choking 3 'Burns 3 Motorcycle accident 2 Demonstrations of QRU van 2 Epileptic seizures 2 Fight victims 2 Car-pedestrian accident 2 °Spider Bite Police call 1 Head injury 1 'Extrication 1 Attempted suicide 1 Eye injury 1 Nausea 1 `Fish hook extraction 1 Bicycle-car accident 1 Dialysis patient 7 Swine flu shot reaction 1 Radio assist 'I Food poisoning 1 Total city calls 100 Total rural calls 75 i~~1a ~.,tvisuJ Report submitted by Donna Kesner Recording secretary • ~_~-- . January 28. 1977 Horgan Plant' 1150 W. Overland tgeridtan, ID 33G42 RE: 76-136-ZC Dear Ftr. Plant This letter 1s to advise you of Lhe action aken by the A~!a County Zo»ing Conmissian on your .request for rezone of property genernily located [~et~veen H-ny`I-S4 't and Qver]and pd., approxlr.:ately 1/Q mtle east of Linder Road from ~-2 to C-2 zone classification.- The Commission at its c:eetinq of .)anuary 2Z, 1477 recorn~nded the folior~ing action to the Board of Bounty Cor~,issioners: ME RECO!'GdEtiO OEtJIAL OF T}SIS fDPLICATIO;i BA.SEO 0?} THF. FOLLOHItdC,: t. Thero is no Aemanstrated need far comm~rciatly zoned Ind in this area. 2. This area is to be Included in the R':eridlan Cosiprehensive Plan. ' Your. application rrit] be heard L•y the E1~9a county Co~rnissioners on March 2. 1977 at 7:30 F.rt. It you have any questions, please .contact this office. Sincerely.,,.. 5 Fred M. Turner COUtiT'Y ZOtiIF7GA0MI~9ISTRATOR Y FplT/sl cc: , ACNO Meridian Zoninr, Corm,ission kkI i ~, :~~2 s~.:.vn .t~' M. xT ~' . ;.n.. ~i_ ~i v H~e~~t. 4r ~, t :~~~:, ~N~~ February 2. 1977 Centary l00 Compeay 1419 ld. 3annoak unite C Box 9444 Boiee* ID $37Q7 rtes Pleasant Valley Sub Locust t3rove end Fairview Attns Viaki"Stott During the Planning and `Coning meeting held January 24~ 1977 you recuogted reWnonz for denim of your h.^o~oael: 1. there is ao demonstrated need for Commercially Zoned land in this area. 2. the City of Fieridiun hers within its City limits adegwte land Commercially zoned. 3. the City of Iteridian ie prenently preparing an area of impact attd a conpreuensi~re alas; thus thin setter should not be acted upon at thin time. 4. the City im not able to serve thin area with water aad eswer'at this lima. 5. this parcel is not contiguous with the present oily limits and cannot be annexed nt this Y.1ms. Fieridian City hlannittg <and 'lonitra S Millard Rowley Chairman s f6JCsVRsla ocx P&Z Coamisaioa (6) Mayor Don storey. City Conacil (4) N ,. f. « t~0~~.y~~~R S ~'"~~€:J r, t?~~~~ y` ,~~~-, ~ ~"y ~ ~~~`"~ F Si1f~~ 1 1a , .. i1 'ry: ~~. r I L ... ~ ~v ~JG7c~l 212 Tentti Avcm.c Scu;h Nam, ~ Ira,io E36h1 Telephone: 46r-57_52--3&&-7.321 January 25,.1977 Mr. Joiin 0. Fitzgerald Attorney at Law e1n;b'rose and Iitzgerald P. o. Uox 427 "Qeridian, Idaho 83~!s2 Dear Mr. Fitzgerald: It has been brought to oor attention that the deed giving; the City of Meridian, Idaho ocmership to ttie ?and for F~eLL An. 7 hss not been consumated. It is our understanding that P,EDELCO, lne., is the owner; [d. Burton Smith is the President aad ;.... L'eca is tine Secretary. We have enc]_osed a lega]_ descrintion o the land for said Well No. 7 site for your use in comnteti.n~ this transaction on behalf of the City of 1.eridiaa. i1 additiona;. inPor:nation is required, do not hesitate to call. Since<re]}', J-U-B I:NGZNI;ERS, Inc. ~~ , Carl S. Ellsworth, P. F,. CBE:wt cc: City of heridian, Idaho F,nclosure ~=U-® ENGINEf'~. INC. ztz iom t>ve_ so. - ^JamP~. ~a,;,-, ~zes: Januar} 75, 1977 REVISED ll1?SCKSPTION (lr WP:LL N0. 7 SIZE CITY OP MIiRTD,i4N, IDAHO A parcel of land lying in ttte SP, 1/4 of Soctinn 1, Township 3 North, Ranged West, Boise Meri.d.ian, Ada County, Idaho more particularly described as follows: Lot 18 of Block 2 of Aierldi.iu i~itin~n- No. 2 Suhdiv~i.sio.:, Pferidian, Idaho as shown on the official plat thoreof on fl le in the office of the Ada County Recorder in Boole 39 of flats at pages 327( and 3277. 212 Tenth Avenue South -.> - ~ !~Z z-C-C P ,tom J-U-B ENGINEER~INC. Nampa, Idaho 83651 Telephone: 467-5252--888-2321 Sanuary 27, 1977 Mayor and City Council City of Meridian 728 Meridian Street Meridian, Idaho .83642 llear Mayor and City Council: _ Re: .Meridian Water System.Improvement Project FDA Project No. 07-01-01600 .Tanuary, 1977, Progress Report Distribution System As to,datethe.Distri.butionSystem is physically twenty-five percent (25%) complete.. The construction time used is approximately fifty-five percent (55%). We have expressed concern to the Contractor that we feel his progress has not been adequate and at his present .rate he would .have difficulty complet- ing the project on time. An up-dated construction schedule along, with man-power andequipmentsubmittalswere requested from the Contractor in an effort to have him showhow'he expected to improve his progress rate so the project could be completed on schedule. After several meetings with the Contractor it was decided to give him two.(2) weeks to show improvement in the rate of progress and at that time. he would add additional man-power andequipment if his progress did not im- prove. In addition to the slow progress on the project, we reiterated again to the Contractor that the supervision has not been adequate and Chat good consistent supervisionis necessary for the project to he completed co r.rectly and on time. The Contractor was again advised of the continuing problem of poor follow-up to the pipe laying. Thepipe layingappears tobe progressing at an adequate rate, but the &>llow-up work of service connections, testing, and clean up. are progressing at a less than adequate rate. An attempt to remedy this problem has been made in the form of: the two (2) week period in which the Con- tractor is attempting to show an improvement in the rate of progress in. all the areas of the construction. Two(2) itemshave been requested in the latest change order. Special_ backfill is being placed in the areas where there are large rocks in the pipe zone. Only some areas have required the special backfill, therefore, the change orders have been submitted in 1000 L.F.. increments. We are unable to predict what special backfill might he required on the unexcavatedlines. The new water lines crossed three {3)'sewer lines within 18 inches, therefore, cast iron pipe was placed in the new lines in lieu of the PVC pipe. This was done in order to meet the State Health Department standards. At this point no future change orders except for .'t .. nm ;..:. za: r.J-U-B ENGW~S, INC. u~ porn Aye. s°.- wa°,p,, iaan° saesi Mayor and City Council. City of Meridian Wage 2 possibly special backfill are anticipated. Since approximately December 25, 1976, the weather has boon poor. ?de. received snow shortly after the first of the year, and we had a week of weather with temperatures ranging from -7.0°F.to +10° F. The next week the temperatures rose to the range of +1.5° F. to +35° P'. and have remained at this range to date. The Contractor did not work the caeek of the severe cold nor the week after. He has submitted requests for time extensions as the result of the cold weather and slow delivery of materials. Both of these requests have i~een submitted to the City for their consideration. s yo. 9 and No. 1.0 ide11 No. 10 has been completed and successfully test pumped. A final change order, No. 5, has been processed in order to balance the final quantit-ies on k'e1l tvo. 10. This change order will. amount to $424.50 and o,i1.1 reduce the to to lcontract amomlt to $49,653.4(. This will result in a total increase of $8,557.31 over the original. bi_d price for Well No. 10. 7t~e main reason for the_ over run, as was stated in previous reports, is the difficulty experienced in _ pulling back the 16-inch casing in order to develop the 4Je11. The time extension requested by the well driller was approved by the. City and the Engineer and forward- ed to the F.DA. It was fe1[ he was entitled to the extension because of the extreme difficulty of drilling the We17. We11 No. 9 is now being drilled reached a dopth of approximately 120 feet occurred on ?dell tio. 9. The well drilling contractor has At Che present time no problems have Paevated Stora~c Tank The Elevated Storage Tank was originally scheduled for erection beginning the ci fiddle of .7a nu arti~. '"he projected ti m~~ is now for erection to begin near the middle oS.' February. The reason for the delays have been the result of difficulty in receiving plans for the foundation from Chicago Fridge and Iron, and poor weather during construction of the fowzdation. The foundation contract and the elevated storage tank contract both appear to be on the present schedule which is nearly thirty (30) days hehind the original schedule. There appears to he no problems at this point associated with the construction of. the storage tank. Storage lank Foundation Tk:c construction of the Storage Tnnk Found,~tion is undo raa}', but it is approximately one (.L) week. behind schedule. Again, co'Id unseasonable weather is the cause. The re-inforcing steel is in place and the first concrete pour is scheduled this week. Considerable effort bythe Contractor Drill be placed on pouring the concrete and maintaining propertemperr,tures for curing. Considerable heating of thecons[ruction area is anticipated because of the cold weather. The only problem has been the weather and the Contractor has requested a time extension for the period lost during the extreme cold. `(lie request has been forwarded to the ~-J'U-B ENGW~F7S. INC. ux iou, A..e. c~._ - rya ~, n ~. iaano s~esi Mayor and City Cciunci.l City of_Meridian Pae.3- City for their consideration. Pump and Yumphouses The pump and pumphouses for kell. No. ) and 1.0 are presently being designed. Tl:e City should beableto advertise for bids near the. middle of February. If there are any questions with regards to these items, please feel free to contact us at any time. Sincerely, .]-U-B ENGINEERS, Inc. „~~ ,~~ ~ %%~,~~,ij Philip 'I. Marshall, P.E. PTM:wt