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Cherry Lane Linder Road AZ Project File
Meridian City Hall- Planning and Zoning_ .4. Mr. Skiver stated further that Ihere 0anuary c1, L'j( t _ has been several 4fe ts for o e ome ar a ee problems if those wh had been refused turnedown an acceptance might cou the e they too should a reconsidered. Mr. Roberts stated that until t e City Council lifts the Commission should no rec mmend 4mratorium the annexation of thr his purposeMr. Frost asked abou how long was anamered at he moratorium had bect,He rocedure is several fold. e' that homes of b a • ihe ta4 the percentage of mo base and method of omp-ut:Lngto to conventional es on -la -out - mobile homes is not avor this time. jFro The Motion was made y Owfnt.and Commission not take n a seconded byDr. Lee n'the Rose Park Mobi Hom lley Subd that the vision No. 2 matter at this time, but additional study until some later time. Motion passed: All Iva. Francis Frost, representirg the was present to show the Inesent Christ Lutheran Church bui buildin structure with a ding ro os roposal, d idea sketch of additional building ir with parking adequate for their the Cherry Lane - Linder needs. oad Annexation, There is to be an ac ess n to Ced District improvement of C erry ander as well as Che y La to cninc-IrIn with -the Ad ne. ie with Coun;y the Higbmy A well is placed nth s prolerty and can supply their wn wa er. Mr ver read from t e inute January 7th, 197+ which indicated of the regular City ounc that the Ordinances requLre 1 mee connection ing o o water and sewer. Mr. Frost desires to use iheir installed to connect to t e sew;r wn water and septic tanks at a later time. 7hese r1th y lines lines to extend out past any ground pro ement 10 Mr. Or en stated tha the size designed to take car of North f the North Gate PumTing s ate Subdivision. Th Nort a.t on Gate has been Subdivision an ,w c as een esig ted easement across this land from 15th s a commercial devel ent Street across the roaffiray woul of require an Cherry Lane. _ Another alternative would be to sewer trunk line - this w uld r place a line along Clerry quire a lift station also. Lanet the 8th Street Mr. Frost stated further thath ounc I for a var an afro-m--bieffig system at this time nd n eds s desired to present a proposal t the City required o connect o the ggestions from this Commission. wa ran sewer e s a e e p ns to meet to resolve any probl ms there. the ea a men near future The Motion was made y Dr. Lee Rulley and seconded by Don obert3 that the Commission recommen o t Le Ult.M the City Ordinance ii relation jo Uouncila ey grant an connection to the City w exce.5tion ter aid tio City sewer; since the Christ Lut.;ieran Churct to connect to these ervi es when have of erea to wri a I.Dtter available. InTen Motion passed: All yea. Meridian City Hall .71 for mechanical face -pipe and fi tin e specified for 0 P. The Contractor has agreed to a 81,000.00 deduction f r th All the cast iron is to be ceme t lined: The Engineer requested a change order from 250 PSI to 150 for the mechanical face RLDing )n this lob at Well Q - The Motion a Mayor be authorized �o sign a clange order from 250 4SI t item. pipe 150 PSI for the Mr. Orton explained he matter f the digester not functioning properly. The turning too slowly. The motor s now in place and off the proper RPM but the di The draining of the igen er ca be accomplished whenthe rain field can be be done as soon as ssib e. Vernon Schoen, the Biildiig Ins ctor, presented his 1773 Year End Report 19 Commercial Build 6 Two Family Apart ngs ents ) ) $29401 1 Four Family Apar ment ) 456 4 Sin le Family Re idende 2.04 36 Single Family Res dence Remo els 99 6 Removals 151 Mobile Homes 1 090 362 Total Permits Is ued $69091 a to be built in the Cherry Lane I Linder Road Annexation; a3 to w ether they ould put down heir own well and nwn Staptin tarka. been informed that this w s their pr sent plans. -Tfie Mayor stated tha this area needs to be connected -to tie Citr water and City Sewer during th it b ildin program instead of t a 1 ter time. ordinances require u e of the C ty Sewer. ta J=Mthem of this require ent nd i tructed the Building nspe tort take the requests to retd tain their crossings in Me than and t t they have not res oStreet which ione.e y es RjAjne am =56= tbxkt recor as this re ir. The Motion wan marlp X ri the Railroad Crossing's be repaired on the Street crossings, especially the East First Street crossing. Motion passed: Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea. chRist luthCRAn chuRch David C. Schroeder, pastor . Office: 731 E. First Street • Meridian, Idaho 83642 • Phone (208) 888-1622 January 28, 1974 Don Storey, Mayor City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho Dear Mayor Storey, Elected officers of Christ Lutheran Church would like to appear before the Meridian City Council during their regular meeting, scheduled for Monday, February 4, 1974. The purpose of this visit is to request a temporary variance of the sewer and water ordinance that will per- mit us to continue with current clans to construct a worship facility within a very limited budget. Please place us on your agenda. i'1. ia�..644 $ V11C1.LJ. UUZU Lutheran Church cc: Council members i Meridian Planning and Zoning 3 Septemberl019.79 _ Marsden reviewed Recommended Conditions of Approval (on file with these minutes.) Access on Franklin was discussed. Marsden stated they have complied with Ada County Highway District requirements of an access every 300 feet. Distance of frontage is 2000 feet long. He stated that they want to specify the uses so they are very clear for record, referring to the Recommended Conditions of Approval. lie again stated that the Fire Department's request would be complied with by allowing Lot 12 connection to Bower St. Anticipated first phase project to be next Spring. Winston Moore stated that they would appreciate to be able to proceed this Fall if weather permits. They have created a high quality Business Industrial Park. They intend to sell parcels with reasonable, but strict covenants; outside storage will be screened, not visible from Franklin. The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Tewksbury that Meridian Business and Industrial Park Preliminary Plat be approved contingent upon the agreement that they comply with the new ordinances, review of variances of lot lines, access on Franklin be limited, the access paved easement be put through to E. Bower St. for Fire protection, and their Recommended Conditions of Approval be part of the submittal. Motion Carried: All yea. Agenda 6 Mike Anderson and Steve Moore were present, representing First Church of Christ, seeki.ng advisory. Property in question is located at the Northeast corner of Pine and Locust Grove. Their intention was to build a church, access being from both Locust Grove and Pine. Since purchasing the land, the impact has changed. It was their feeling that this would be better suited for Industrial. Their question was to what use they could solicit this property for resale. It was pointed out by Orton that the Comprehensive Plan does commence that area to Industrial development. ".genda 7 John Ewing - 6-Plex Proposal Idaho and 2nd St. Design map was presented. Ewing felt that design fit lot, trees would be maintained, parking off alley, retired homeowners, and condominium type. Density was discussed. It was the feeling of the Commission that a four-plex would be acceptable to meet building codes and density requirements. It was Ewing's desire to submit his proposal October 9, 1979. Keith Stanley entered the meeting to discuss the Annexation of his property next to B.& B Business Park. Stanley stated that he was not in favor of Annexation. The Commission discussed the advantages of Fire and Police protection and the problem it presents in approving B & B Business Park. It was pointed out that creating an enclave was against City Ordinances. Pipkin stated that hook-up fees would be required upon Annexation. Sharp suggested that this problem be worked out between the property owners. 'Igenda 8 Flannary, Oliver and Mrs. Lytle, owners of homes located on the Northeast corner of Cherry Lane and Linder. Flannary stated that the three homes are zoned Residential and this location has become very undesirable because of extreme traffic and noise. He stated that their concern was input for Commercial rezone. It was pointed out by the Commission that the Comprehensive Plan calls for Commercial development on one of the four corners of an intersection. There is already one of those corners zoned Commercial. Limited Office would be the only alternative, when the new Ordinances are adopted. }!, Meridian City Hall Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Don Storey rib Councilmen Present: Richard Williams; Grant Kingsford; Joseph Glaisyer l Marvin Bodine, Absent Others present: Carl B. Ellsworth; Top: Grote;H.O. "Sud" Person; Glenn.Cruicksl1� ; Gary L. Green; Bruce tuart; Vern Schoen; Norman Fuller; StevelHosac Roberta L. Lytle Agenda 3 The minutes of the previous Council meeting were approved as read. The Mayor opened the Public Hearing on the Conditional Use Permit at 1440 West Cherry Lane. The Mayor read the Public Hearing Notice and stated that his concern with Coniditional Use Permits issued for residential areas and=recommended the permit be denied. The matter was discussed and the Planning and Zoning comments were read. Private use of homes for commercial use was discussed in relation to barber and beauty shops in Meadow View. The Motion was made by Grant Kingsford and seconded by Richard Williams to table discussion on 1440 W. Cherry Lane Conditional Use Permit and that Mrs, Lytle be notified to appear before the Council at the next regular meeting June 59 1978. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Glai-syer, yea; Kingsford, yea The next item of business was the Public Hearing on a Conditional Use Permit for 121 and -129 E. Pine. The Mayor read the Public Hearing Notice. The matter was discussed and Pat Joy read the letter describing the proposed use. The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Joseph Glaisyer to grant the Conditional Use Permit for 121 and 129 E. Pine. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea. The Mayor stated that the trees have been planted in'the Park by the Boy Scouts and Public Work's Sup't., Bruce Stuart. The City is presently fertilizing the park site and excavating. The Mayor instructed that the City honor those Scouts assisting and Mr. Stephenson for the fine service to the City of Meridian, before the City Coumoil at the June 5th Council meeting. Agenda 4 The next item of business before the Council was the bid opening on seeding the Park.,` Carl Ellsworth noted there was only one (1) bid specification out. The Mayor stated there was an estimate of $1,000 per acre plus seed and fertilizer. He instructed Carl Ellsworth to contact potential bidders for the Park seeding project. OLD BUSINESS Agenda 5 The next item of business before the Council was Settlers Village. Mr. Hosac stated that they had been before Planning and Zoning many times and they did not like the Exhibit B presented. Working with Planning and Zoning the Preliminary Plat was developed. Richard. Williams stated that this did not alter the fact that .the use of the back lots had changed from 14 commercial to the present proposed use. Mr. Hoase inquired as to where the 14 commercial lot figure came from. I ,2. M 15•-1978 City 1 a3► Meridian Ci y Hal Agenda 5 Old Business (cont'd) J,I a Public Work's Superintendent stated that he needs to know what is going in to make;,, a decision on what is needed for'service connections. 4t 3:{ " Richard Williams stated that there is a significant difference in the Final Plat and Preliminary P1atf=14 Commercial lots to around 50 commercial lots. ,y Mr. Hosac stated that he thought the Preliminary should have been 44 commercial late. Mr. Williams stated that the City should know what is going on each lot. He also stated that he waw -not concerned with the zoning but the Plat was nebulous... Mayor Storey inquired whether the hard copy had gone before Planning and Zoning. Mr. Bosse replied in the affirmative. The proposed Plat was discussed: Joe Glaisyer inquired as to covenants connected with the property and stated that it would be helpful to the Council to review them. The matter was discussed. Joe Glaisyer stated that the Council should require covenants with the plans. The putter of the required open,space was discussed. Mr. Williams stated that the open space should be dedicated to a home owners associatioal to keep it up. Mr. Fuller stated that the development needed Council approval before they could get a development loan. � Carl Ellsworth stated that there were variances needed before approval. Blocks 192 and 5 on foot length. Mr. Hosac commented that they are going with 60 foot wide streetag a wider paved ,street than usual, The specifications were discussed. Grant Kingsford stated that the City is requiring five (5) foot sidewalkne The matter was discussed. Fire hydrants were discussed. Covenants were discussed. The Sewer was discussed. The Motion was made. by Grant Kingsford and seconded by Joseph Glaisyer that Bottlers Village be approved conditional to Sewers Public Works, Fire Department and also review of restrictive covenants and granting variances requested; that the park should be deeded to a home owners association and the sidewalks should be 5 feet throughout the project, Joseph Glaisyer then stated that the City Council is approving fouvAexes plus commercial, not any condominiums. Motion passed; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea Norm Fuller stated that he will have the restrictive covenants into the City in approximately one week, Mayor Storey stated that when the conditions in the Motion were met he would sign. the hard copy. (Agenda) Mrs. Roberta Lytle of 1440 W. Cherry Lane entered the Council Chambers and the ( 2 ) Council returned to,Agenda item #2w the consideration of a Conditional Use Permit. The Mayor stated that the Council wanted more time to study the issue. Mrs. Lytle inquired about the nature of the hold up. Mayor Storey stated the concern of the City of putting commercial uses in re,�identt.nl, atc�a+�� Mrse Lytle stated that it would only be keeping books and there would not be much traffic. J Meridian City Hall .30 May 159 1978 (Agenda) The matter of 1440 W. Cherry Lane Conditional Use Permit was discussed: (Cont'd) Mrs. Lytle stated that she was trying to comply with City Ordinances on procedures and uses. Mr. Glaisyer stated that he would like to visually inspect the area before acting AA on the request. Mrs. Lytle stated that she had put in a circular drive to eliminate the need for street parking. Mayor Storey stated that the request would be taken up at the next Council meeting. Lee Jones.from Woodland Landscaping Inc. He stated that he would like to know what a bid. The matter was discussed. was present concerning the Park seeding. the City wanted and they would submit The requirements of the law was discussed by Carl Ellsworth. Richard Williams stated that Notice was published as required by law and there was no response. Discussion followed on time tables and who to contact. Mr. Williams stated that there should be a meeting on Tuesdays May 30th at 5:30 P -Me. The Council agreed - Agenda 'T 6 The next item of business before the Council was proposed ordinance Number 325 Permit Application Feeg entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 7-505 OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY ADDING THERETO A $20.00 FEE AS A PERMIT AND INSPECTION FEE- . The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Grant Kingsford that the City Council adopt Ordinance Number 325 with suspension of the rules - "Motion passed: Williamsg yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea. Agenda 7 The next item of business before the City Council was Cherry Lane #11 amendment of survey error. Pat Joy explained it corrected a previous error. Richard Williams stated that he wanted more explanation. Richard Williams made the Motion and Joseph Glaisyer seconded to table amendment until June 5th - Agenda 8. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Glaisyert yea; Kingsford„ yea. Cherry Lane Village Phase II was discussed: Richard Williams stated that the Final Plat on Phase II has been approved by Planning and Zoning.. The development plans have been reviewed for -sewer and water by the City Engineers; the sewer plans have been -reviewed by Richard Shults and the water plans are being reviewed by Bruce Stuart. To get the Golf Course seeded and power to the pumps the sewer lines must be laid. Mr- Williams asked Shults to work with contractors in order to get the Golf Course seeded. If there are any changes the developer and engineer are aware of the fact that if there are any changes it will be encumbent on them to dig up and re -do anything that changes and they are willing to take the chance, Consultant Report: Wayne Crookston, City Attorneys presented and read proposed Ordinance #326 Entitled: AN ADULT BUSINESS LICENSING ORDINANCE: PERSONS SUBJECT TO LICENSE;DEFINITIONS: LICENSE CLASSIFICATIONS; APPLICATION FOR LICENSE; REQUIREMENT OF PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS; CONTROL BY CITY CLERK; INVESTIGATIONS TO BE MADE BY CITY OFFICIALS AND OTHER AGENCIES; ISSUANCE OF LICENSE; INVESTIGATION BY CITY COUNCIL; MISDEMEANOR; REVOCATION; PROCEDURE WOR i,TV MCV T1WAM"ATIT'lls pll"Pw or T-11Pt.T0ATT0t1 Mitt rTttiq. Av i� n;a OtT* anV#o;14 Off! DESIGNATED 10SIRESIIY`tR IVES; L0CA`-'10i4AL RESTRICTIONS; LIGHTING; PRIOR LOCATION AND LICENSE LAPSE; AND LICENSEE FEES. MArJ i ar► u7 8nn4n8 & Zoning way bo Yy db r Planning and Zoning Commission meeting called to order by Chairman, Willard Rowley Members presents Willard Rowley; Don Sharp; Lee Mitchell; Annetee Hinrichs; Burl Pipkin Others present: Delbert R. Madsen; Arlo R. Nelson; Max A. Boesiger; H.O. 'Bud" Persons; Lee R. Stucker; Roy K. Alger; Gene Wright; Leonard A. Stucker; Mrs. Leonard Stucker „. 'T'here were no corrections or alterations to the previous minutes. There was discussion concerning ,Conditional Use Permit at 1440 W. Cherry Lane, Mrs. Robert Lytle for a Bookkeeping Service. Mrs. Lytle explained to the Commission that this would be a small business, that a circular driveway had already been constructed although there would not be more than one vehicle at a time; most business would be done by mail. She also stated that there would not be a large sign display, only a small sign advertising Bookkeeping services., in connection with the mail box. Don Sharp stated that his concern was about the precedent that the Commission would establish by approving an area, or Conditional Use Permit, for a Commercial usage An a Residential area, especially on Cherry Lane. His personal opinion was that Strip type Commercial should be avoided. The Motion was made by Led Mitchell and seconded by Annette Hinrichs that the Conditional Use permit at 1440 W. Cherry Lane, Bookkeeping Service belonging to Mrs. Robert Lytle be granted4 allowing only a small advertising sign. Motion passed. ` The next item of business was the Conditional Use Permit for 121 and 129 E. Pine, Office Espace* The Motion was made by Lee Mitchell and seconded by Don Sharp thiat the Conditional Use Permit for 121 and 129 E. Pine for office space be approved. Motion passed: All yea Gene !Wright of J -U -B Engineers, representing the Amended Plat of Cherry Lane Village #1 and Final Plat of Cherry Lane Village #2 . There was a survey error made on the westerly boundary of Cherry Lane Village #1 that didn't get changed before the Plat was recorded - '''',:Strictly a survey correction. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Lee Mitchell that the amended Plat of Cherry Lane Village No.,One be approved and recommended to the City Council . Motion Passed: All yea The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Annette Hinrichs that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend to the City Council the acceptance of Cherry Lane Village #2 Final Plat subject to (1) sewer requirements (2) Central District Health requirements for surface drainage and (3) Post Office requirements and grant street length variance. Motion Passed: All yea Final, Plat for Glennfield Subdivision #1 discussed and represented by J -U -B Eng. The Motion was made by Lee Mitchell and seconded by Don Sharp that the Planning and Zoning Commission recommend to. the City Council that the Final Plat of Glennfield Sub.#1 be approved provided all requirements are met concerning sewer, water, drainage, Post Office and granting street variance to 1200 ft. with request that developer try to work with School Sup't. and Police Chief to work out traffic pattern. Motion passed: All yea 0 i NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING` NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,, pursuant to the Ordinances of the City of Meridian and the laws of the State of Idaho, that a hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission will be held at the City Hall in the City of Meridian, at the hour of 8:00 P.M., Monday May 8, 1978, and before the City Council at the City Hall in the City of Meridian, at the hour of 7:30 P.M., on Monday, May 151, 1978,, for the- purpose,"o,f issuing a Conditional Use Permit to Roberta L. Lytle on property situated at 1440 W. Cherry Lane in Meridian; IdaK© for & private., bookkeeping business. Any and all interested,parti:es shall'°be heard at said hearings. DATED This 7th day of April, 1978. ,qrTY CLERK AMBROSE. FITZGERALD & CROOKSTON ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 929 EAST FIRST MERIDIAN. IDAHO 83842 TELEPHONE 888-4481 Page 1 o 2 PetLtLo o Start .4 Smatt r13u�sirne ;" 3, 1978 We the underALgned do hereb�—give are l.ermi sA on o r1a' - Rciberi a X. XVtt'e .the owner re4- di..ng at, 1440 W. C'herrY. Xane, Meri.dLan, 9doho 83642. 0'ooperate a ducatt b", ne&-,t iso named Accounts. UnC4aa ed, a boohheeni ng 4esvi.ce from her home. �i�. F Y Y �/lI7'Q .._' 1. 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Roberta X. oL!yUe the owner rresW4-ng. at, 1440 W. Cherry, Cane, ,Mes -W Lan, .9daho 83642. Jo ora.erate a rsrlatt bins.,Lnes,& ),o named Account, lint ixz.Lted, a boohhesra-E g eervd.ce from her home. 0 .reed .5 Lgna;tuse.t, for taatUtion: .9 do hear by &wear khat att &Lynature& 4L9.ned .hese on. -thL4. paper or pstt -tLon ase true and correct to my. knowtadge. On th i. A day o i n the mors lti of 4i -.n the .cyeas of 19 :? 1 << o f CoVW .. Coranvi..i A -Lon Meridian City Hall .9. April 7, 1975 attest":_ - AYO Doris 0liason s ke again to request direction as a member of the Zozi3*..,, Commission for Ada County, Because of the overcrowded echo 1 conditions the Ada County Zoning Commission has been turning down dev lopme t proposals, she reported, There was considerable discussion concerning the usual gr wth of the Ada -County rural type area and h roblems of school overcrowding together with the position to be assumed by the City and the Planning g C mmission. o conclusions were a ch d. It was pointed outb could be assumed to the a th Mayor mail JZo that the Planningarens Meridian deliveryarea of the Po t office. The Mayor announced that 64 Dodge Pickup had been secured through the Surplus and Disaster Relief alorg with a 66 Ford Eco oline Van. A Generator weds also picked up. There is no cost and r t___��s_1r_o The program one half f the cost of repairs to put into irst,lclass _am, operation. There was discussion cont rninglthe,.aption to be taken for annexation where water utilities were not *valla le at time of annexa ion. This refers only to the last annexations The Motion was made y Kenneth asmussen and seconds by M 3odine that the existing home o ers t the time of annexation i the est P e -Linder Annexation, Meridian Seri r Hig School Annexation a d the Ch_err Lane Road Annexation be charge $10.00 r unit for water hoo -up f e to he City Mater System when it is av ilab e. is privilege is gra ed fo a pe iod of 90 days after notice is give by he Ci ;y that water supply nd se vicet s available. In addition to this ook- p fee the home owner refs red t int s motion 11 pay the costs o the water meter installation t gethe with other costa as set by the Count and in force at the time of in talla ion. The home owners referred o in phis motion are named as f llows with their street address: West Pine -Linder Ann xatio Units 1 1430 W. Pi e William V. Marshall 1 1520 W. Pi_e der I C. A. Pierce _ 1 820 N. Li 0. E. Kindre - -eri eno High ian i, coonnexaa_f on -- 1 1680 W. Pi a Roy E. Bennett J. W. Dodd 1 1760 W. Pine L. L. Kiser --IS V. P`i e o n igi e 1 11551N. Under Mahlon C. Goodwin Cherry Lane -Linder Road An exation — ----- -- Lane -a---Rom Howard L. Flanary -- - 1 1516 W. C perry - I_ Lanp Lane Harry D. Kelly Christ Lutheran C urch 2 1406 W. ClIerry Motion passed: Skiver, yel; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea.. There being no othe busi ess to come before the Coullcil, the meeting stood adjourned. 1 11 attest":_ - AYO Meridian City Hall .3. April 1, 1974 The matter of the sewer 1 ne to the Episcopal Church was d scuss d. This line extends from line between 7th street the Church building across tb and 8th street with an easement stre t to rhe trunk ac oss tie - Frost Westside Addit and did not use mann on. This line was laid by the tuilde les as is required for acceptance of the building of he Ci y for our maintenance. e Motion was ma e this sewer line inst y e asm ssen an seconded y lled by th Episcopal Church, locate o avarr on We t 8th street n e c a an e Frost Westside Anne a io , ex n ng across" es tion not b accepted by the Cit s B13 TUe for ainte ce or — repair; an cost of the owners o emai a private rine o e owned the property. UTO To Motion passed: Skiv r, yed; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, ea; N varro, yea. There was discussion about the cutting of oil for se er anwaterlines. The Mayor stated tha costs of puttingit he felt t t the ones cutting ack that this should not be t a of shou d pay the e cos of t e City. The Mayor.stated tha a.p licy d been made that a epos be p aced to cover costs o s r p ace en y e Leonard acc m anied by J. -n Reesa e es m de the presentation concern Wheel Inn 2 Mobileom ng the HUB Mobile Home Parkori ark -stating that two ear final pres kited as a he osal--of Mr. Evans for a Mobi land of a rox matel a Home Par had been presented. 20 cres as not been acted u Aso this time this n fo this ase, The Mavor stated tha it ia a ntoblem to add additio alQert of any kind to the present sewer Mr. Orton stated tha system. the HeAtt DeiDartment possibly would notapprove additional lands for scheduled for this cl ise of the sewer. 135 to 137 M velorment. bile Homes ould be Jim Rees requested a tion by th Council to tell then what they night expect for the develDpment The Mayor stated b approval of the Nampa of their land. be 'L the surfa-M waters need to be -Meridian rrigation District by W D the design plans. He asos4e the Environmental Health e fe e developersso istri t (Yoder) and the Nampa-MeridianIrrigation a —-Districta ore maikl Commission and the C - Plaaming g -moi r pr sena on o e ty C'uncil and 2juning The Mayor stated thathe nothing until the word ould recommend to the Council c e do from the Nam -Meri that the pass on an i tion District _ and the Environment for sewage use. Hea th District with favorable appr vat t be accepted Mr. Rees stated tha this land s low and could sere as buffs stripe _ adjoing the ,Cherry laza happ g Mall as a Mobile Home a better land use t n an he c uld think of. k w ch seemed Mr. Skiver stated t t on of t e reasons for the Mo was because of the nbal ce of mobile homes in rela ile ion ome m atorium o con entional homes. John Navarro stated that he was of the opinion that -Paris contimile towar deve Awpmerq waiAd push to have theirs approved. Those mentioned could land in this manner. etti be t g thi Mobile Home e Nor ligate and 1,0 Meridian City Hall .2. March 11, 1974 residential homes in Meridian as well as a difference in relatiom to Real and Personal property— to taxable bonding rgtio, etc Mr. Fairbanks stated that he had run a tax survey of the lands and proptrty in the Rose Park Cir le M bile Rome Subdivision on f le with these minutes). Mr. Fairbanks stated further that he did not desire em ass the Council and that he would wi hdraa his oposal for the time eine df the Council felt best. Roland Smith came be ore the Co ncil to present the results of the annual audit and presented opiee of the audit report to the Mayor and Council. Mr. Smith requested uesti3ons-ccncerning the audit re rt and promised to send the necessary r port to the required legal identities that need the audit report, namely the State Auditor. The Motion was made by W Sk ver and seconded by Kenneth Rasimtesen that the audit results be appr ved a d accepted by the City of Iferidian and that their presentation be filed. Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, ea; Navarro, yea. - JA letter from the Cist uther n Church was read by the m yor and is on e with these m nu es. This letter commits he Church operty to use the City water an sewer system when s av la e. This Church property-i-s-lo—cw5ed in the Cherry Lane - Linder Anne ation. umner Johnson had arivei. The—City took up the er an iEor matter age ni , r1ary Smith, an Engin, �er, being developed by Smith End Be sent s. Sion -November 5th, 1973 rdgulaz mee Ing and November 8th, 1973 pecia'meeting minutes were read in an a fort to decide the degree and type of participation could a expec r m e City by the developer, It was not too clear as tc the course of action due to the fact hat the City ounc un ers .- -t - ir- partic-ipa on n line s ze was n pipe only and not install ion. Sumner Johnson was p!esent to attempt to present a solutio to the problem of Mater line instalatior and how the City was to tici to. Mr. Johnson stated that the developer should put in a 11 -main an "the ity pitt in the difference up to a 1)" line. _ The developer should secure a bid for a 6" main and a bid fora 1011 main installed- because the City did not agree that as a whole this means had no been azrged Mr. Stuart and Mr. Johnson admitted that the developshad received the - _ pipe from the Citv and have installed this pipe in th gro d within the Subdivision. -- a eveloper feels hat he has adequate lines to sup ly an does not desire to rtic pate n the lines from his ubdio the new well site, becau a it may be some time before he evel more than the 1st phase o Meridian nor Subdivision. It was pointed out that the delivery time on pipe is low, lable at all. je The Cit has the i - nigh _ the pipe with the de elop r to y the pipe up to the well expense. This did not seem to answer thec there is an Ordinance that th Sub ivide lay the larger line o thsource frith th,� C Meridian City Hall February 4, 1974 Meeting called to order b the �ayor, Don M. Store Members present: W. D. Skiver; Marvin Bodine; John lv varr • Ken eth Rasmussen Others present: HanIc Hou Rev Dav'd t; Claude C. Brown; Philip Nee chroeder; J. Y. Link• f; Ivan Rice; J. A. Stuart; August Hine-. _ Mr. and rs. D n Borchers; Mrs. Merl Sch eckpe er; Mr. and Nrs. W'lliam_Armp_a bblef'eld; _Mr_,_ a_n_d R. B. Glenn; Robert rs. e_ra d nderson: J. E. St D Glai yer; i John Hoffman; Gene Cra _aveT�rler:_D. ford; J,_Blac_Ri Ortoli Bruce Stuart; Sid Spa h; Roger W 1ker;.Ralph Hunter Summer J hnson Minutes of the previous m eting were read and apDrovei approve as corrected August Hine,__r 2 ese ting Christ Lutheran Church s o e in behalf of those present to request a temporary variance from the City Ordinance requiring that this unit be connected the vicinity of Cherry LanIe to and eCitff Water and Sew Linder Road in the Ch r• 1 nd located in rry Lane -Linder Annexation. Mr. Hine stated that they are a re that in some poin in he future this unit will connect to put in writing that the (pitse hear `organIt rvices. Mr. Hine sta will hook up t ed farther the will the sewer when these services are available. It-wild ld aid in their finaicing if they did not have to connect now. _w _ The Mayor stated that on any group or indi it was idua7 not but the position of the a_ t_ it is important t ounc 1 to ork hardships _ the Cit; nd the 3. community for all to be connected to the city service Ric Orton,the repre= 650 to 700 feet to g ntat' t water a engineer to for the City, stated this building. that it is about The Mayor recommended that the City Council consider releasing this _ -- -- organization from connecting that a letter be received when avai able, to ithewater from and sewer s isorganization comm stem at this time and tti them to hook-up Mr. Skiver, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission,, read from the of the Commi z1on,-whic.are - on file ,Ad th tb e __--minutes that they recommend eleas ing this organization from connecting to city __--services _ services at this tim . --- _ The Mayor stated that this organization as this istanlce Imo— is nolt in intended io get up i po y but to give .heir present buildinp, program, _-- _seal P man drawing Dr_ ith these sables m'nutes sewer -fie- t and in the Che Grate -8 b ry L Ine-Li der Annex. file. - division is on file The Motion_ was made _yKern ghurch� I t� e-Rl ans. smu —gen d a variance from the City Ordinances -- -- the Christ Lutheran be gr-nted and be allowed to not letter of intent beubmitted when they become ava con'en` lab ct to by . the City services at..thisltime nd that a them agreeing to connect o these services Motion passed: Skiver i Rasmussenyea; Bodine, ea; N varro ea. __ _ MPri r3 i a n Ci tv FTa1 l - Planninq and Zoninv .4. '�fiecsFiiYrir'r ivll�Y7li�ir3ii+ January 21. 1974 Mr. Skiver stated further that there has been several requests for o i e ome Parks that have beer turnedown and that.er cou e problems if those who had been zefused acceptance might feel that they too s __;�Hould be reconsidered. Mr. Roberts stated t at until the City Council lifts the m rator um the Commission should no recommend how long the the annexation of this lanfi moratorium had been in for his purpose. Mr. Frost asked abour effect , a tned-Ahs t. _itL-w as,_0 that 2=.Ze��g=n4_ i a cel the percentage of mo 'le h r_'h' rocea a== is several fold. ne i mes t conventional con .homes is- out Q#_bala ce;,_., the _ bate and method of com ut n _ta on this time. mobile homes is not avor ble ai The Motion was made n Fro y Ow t and seconded by Dr. Lee lulley that the Commission not take n a tion n the Rose Park Mobile Home Subdivision No. 2 matter at this time, but ive it additional study until some later time. Motion passed: All }tea. Francis Frost, repre entirggtthe Christ Lutheran Church bui ding roposal, was present to show sketch of additional the priesentibuilding buil structure with a ing ir the Cherry Lane - Linder )ro-posed Road Annexation, idea with parking adequate for ess cin their needs. to Iinder as well as Cherry La There is to be an ad ie wit the _ ___ Cherry Lane acceas_t _.bs_ of Cherry r4gra eA __tQ_ roi n -ide_with_ Dane. _C9 _Highway District improvement din th s property and can supply h eir fi Ate' well is placed rwn wa er. Mr. Skiver read from'the inute of the regular City Council mee ing— T January 7th, 1974 wh o water and sewer. ch i dicat d that the Ordinances require t connection i - Mr. Frost desires to installed to connect use to t heir e sewer �wn water and septic tanks at a later time. These with dry iry lines lines to extend - - - out past any ground pro I ementI. -" -- --- Mr. Orten stated tha designed to take care the of North 'size Gate f the North Gate pum, ing station Subdivision. The Norta Gate has been Subdivision "— -- — s a commercial development,would -- an ,w ich has beenesig atel require an -- - — - easement across this land would,be from _15th totplace Street across the road#ay of Cherry Lane. _ another alternative a line along Cherry ne to the 6th Street sewer trunk line - this w uld rdquire a lift station also. --- Mr. Frost stated further -r hat h4 desired to present a proposal t the City m ei g require connec o e wa ran sewer for a variaari a f system at this time and needs s4ggestions from this Commission. - - -___Re_S_te-fe_d that he p His -meet-Twit - -- e ea th Depa nt nearuture to resolve any probl�ms there. The Motion was made and by Don'Robertsthat the by Dr. Lee Tulley __ _ - - ---- — - ei'�=touncil tion -mmis�on recommeri the City Ordinance i Vo t rel _seconded that y gr an a o connection to the City wpLter exce aid _ on to City sewer; -- -` -- since- the to connect to these u_rd whin a. eran Oervi4es All _—Nave ---- e� to write a 1 available. tter Of iKEent Motion passed: I J Meridian Citv Hall .Tb Jnviiav-w f7 10171. the Railroad Crossing's be repaired on the Street crossings, especially the East First Street crossing. Motion passed: Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea. for mechanical face i e nd fi tin s specified for 250 P I. The Contractor has agreed to a $1,000.00 deduction f r this charge item. All the cast iron is to be cement line, The Engineer requested for the mechanical face a change order from 250 PSI to 150 PLPing )n this job a PSI class pipe The Motion w n_nd__ — Mayor be authorized face DieDin _ to s a change order from 250 SI tc _ 150 191 for the Motion ssed: Ra m s enBodine, Mr. Orton explained The the matter of the digester not f-Lnctioning properly. turning too slowly. the digester is in The motor is now in place and o the ich a enndi Ann that it: needs ta- --Ar props RPM but The draining of the C1PAnPd out to bol- be done as soon as iges er ca be accomplished whe the add tional sludge. It is -- GZelk ssib e. drain field can be Up AG Win ud33 Vernon Schoen, the B ildi g Inspector-, presented his reports 1973 Year End Report 19 Commercial Build 45 Commercial Bulldiig 6 Two Family Apart ngs ) $2,401 881 Reme-de-3.S. ents ) 1 Four Family Apar ment ) 456,28o 4 Single Family Re;idende 2.n4 395 36 Single Family Residence Remoels 99,599 151 Mobile Homes 1 090 445 $690919500 362 Total Permits Issued Vernon also asked to be built in the Cherry they could Dut down Lane Linder Road Annexat on; ag to w ether informed that this w s their present plans. City Sewer during t The Mayor stated th4ent this area needs to be connects to the ildin program instead of t a 1 Cit water and . ter t e. _ Ordinances require them of this requirand necessary the City Sewer. i tructed the Building nspe tort take the Ralph Hunter re op rte requests to repair or have not resRonded ti maintain iheir crossings in Meridian any. of th request to n7pair the Crevq�ing and that they. nn Pant rirmt _ Street which is the oiorst one. Gity desired to go on recore as financing this repair. the Railroad Crossing's be repaired on the Street crossings, especially the East First Street crossing. Motion passed: Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea. 212 10th Avenue South STATEMENT ACCOUNT OF City of Meridian City Hall Meridian, Idaho 83642 ©ENGINEEPIS9 INC. NAMPA, IDAHO 83651 Telephones: (208) 466-2323-888-2321 March 18, 1974 e FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES TERMS: Net 10 days; service charge 1% per month charged on past due accounts pvn i ar t 1 RA 1 DATE SERVICES, EXPENSES, ETC. SUB -TOTALS TOTALS 2/23/74 General engineering services: 1. Review of subdivision plats and plans a. Meadow View Subdivision 84.38 b. Crestwood Subdivision 269.38 c. Christ Lutheran Church 60.83 414.59 2. Investigation and review of grinding and pumping facilities at the sewage treatment plant 169.61 3. Railroad annexation sketch and description 120.66 a TOTAL AMOUNT NOW PAYABLE : $ 704.86 chmst lutheRan church David C. Schroeder, pastor . Office: 731 E. First Street . Meridian, Idaho 83642 . Phone (208) 888-1622 February 11, 1974 Don M. Storey, Mayor City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho 83642 Dear Mayor Storey, On behalf of the congregation and the officers who accompanied me to the last council meeting, I want to say, "Thanks," for the courteous and friendly way in which you received our dele- gation. Secondly, I wish to express our sincere gratitude to the council for the favorable decision that they rendered. This really gave a boost to our building program and we are very appreciative. During a regular congregational meeting held on Sunday, February 1.9, 1974, the members of Christ Lutheran Church were informed of the action that had been taken by the council and the verbal commitment that was given by me. I am herewith placing in writing, our commitment to hook on to city sewer and water at such time as these services are avail- able at our property. At that time, we will pay the customary charges for hooking on to these services; we will discontinue using the well for domestic purposes; but we will probably use it for sprinkling or irrigation. Again, thank you! bt M. Hein rman chRIst luthERan chuRch David C. Schroeder, pastor . Office: 731 E. First Street . Meridian, Idaho 83642 . Phone (208) 888-1622 January 28, 197+ Don Storey, Mayor City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho Dear Mayor Storey, Elected officers of Christ Lutheran Church would like to appear before the Meridian City Council during their regular meeting, scheduled for Monday, February 4, 1974. The purpose of this visit is to request a temporary variance of the sewer and water ordinance that will per- mit us to continue with current plans to construct a worship facility within a very limited budget. Please place us on your agenda. Res e y ours gus in e, Chairman Chr Lutheran Church cc: Council members AMBROSE, FITZGERALD Fri LONGETEIG ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS GRANT L. AMBROSE (1915-I968) 929 EAST FIRST- P. O. BOX 427 JTELEPHONE 888-4461 OHN O. FITZGERALD IVER I. LONGETEIG MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 AREA CODE 208 January 4, 1974 City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho Legal Services for December, 1973; Annexation & Zoning Ordinance - Lutheran Church.. 1.0 hours Notice of Annexation - Lutheran Church........... 1.0 hours Amending Building Code Ordinance ................. .5 hours Ordinance Requiring Engineer Certificate......... 1.0 hours Resolution - City Participation in development... 1.5 hours Conference with Spath - 12-3-72 Ordinance........ 1.0 hours State vs. Cosner - DWI ........................... 2.5 hours Amendment to Liquor Ordinance .................... .5 hours Conference - JUB - bid ........................... .5 hours Circle K letter & conference ..................... 1.5 hours Letter to Devco.................................. .5 hours 12/17/73 Conference with Mayor & City Clerk...... 1.0 hours City vs. Randolph.. .... ...... 1.5 hours Special City Council meeting..................... 1.0 hours Cityvs. Conner .................................. 1.5 hours City vs. Plansicia ............................... 2.0 hours Meeting at City Hall, well bid opening........... .5 hours Various Ordinances - Right of Way, Smoke Exhaust, All night parking, unlawful riding, close to curb, fire apparatus, vehicle parking, amandoned vehicles.......................................16.0 hours Total ..........35.00 hours. 35 hours at $20.00 per hour................$700.00 Less retainer .............................. 175.00 Balance due................................$525.00 -t. _41Iw- iy State of Idaho, NOTICE OF ANNEXATION County of Ada ( ss. AND ZONING HEARING Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Ordinances of the City of Meridian, that a l hearing will be held at the City Hall in The lry, _'i' I, __-._-.-.---.----------- �.-. -- being first duly City of Meridian, at the hour of p the 17th of December, 1973 for Thea purposepose u sworn, depose and say, that I am over twenty-one years of of annexing and zoning the following age, and Chief Clerk of VALLEY NEWS -TIMES, a weekly described property. Any and all inter- ested parties shall be heard at said newspap( r of f r nc ral circulation, published at Meridian, hearing. County of Ada, State of Idaho, and that the annexed The following described property to be known as "Cherry Lane -Linder Road notice was published in said paper once each week for Annexation" and to be zoned "A" ------- consecutive weeks, the first publication being on Residential: A parcel of land in the S1/2 of the SWI/4 of the _fit -- day of _ _ Jecee,reher.19,_73__--_, and the last the SWI/4 of Section 1, Township 3 North, publication being on the _6.t h day of - )eceifllJeT'_---_- Range 1 West, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more particularly des- 19. cribed by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of said Section 1, said corner being the TRUE That said notice was published in the newspaper POINT OF BEGINNING; proper and not in a supplement. That said newspaper had thence North 350.00 feet along the Westerly boundary of said Section i to a been continuously and uninterruptedly published in said point; thence East 800.00feet along a line county for a period of 78 consecutive weeks prior to the parallel toand 350.00feet Northerly of the Southerly boundary of said Section 1 to a first publication of this notice, and is a newspaper within point; thence South 350.00feetalong a line the meaning of the Idaho statutes. parallel to and 800.00 feet Easterly of the Westerly boundary of said Section 1 to a point on the said Southerly boundary of a l f� ----------- _ Section 1; thence West 800.00 feet along hief Clerk ;the said Southerly boundary of Section 1 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, Subscribed and sworn to before me this . -' th day comprising 6.43 acres, more or less; And also the Easterly 25.00 feet of the Southerly 350.00feetof the E1/2of the SEa/4 -, -_ - of _-_jeCBtn�Jer P 19., -711 A of the SE1,14 of Section 2, Township 3l )u, ; i„" V �-------- North, Range 1 West, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, comprising 0.20 ---------.."- - ------ --- ----------------------- Notary Public in and for Idaho acres. DATED this 3rd day of December, 1973. Residence or Postoffice Address ..= e ^idian .-_ - , Idaho. HERALD J. COX City Clerk December 6, 1973 1-11�11 i 4. Meridiem City Hail Decomber 17, 1973• ® also arcked what 1he cost in tax incr ase would be if he w re annexed, 19io matter of tax amounts were dis usse d. No actual figure aaed on the ollar was arrived at but It was thoug t that the 35 Mil le ried by the City of couldOt be too great an aunt, e mayor pointed out o Mr. & Mrs. Travis that their ar pas being neze as an ordorly dovolcpwant of thD porimiter of the City. lAther then loavo gap tn the City limits, this ar a wouLd bo dofinitely considered soon r or later. The Mayor also pointed out t4a tha iDolico patrol this ea icAulafty and th3 iro dVpartment would now have them and r their control. The is itsel ould g1vo l cm a reduced fire rates due to the Rating -enjoyed by Qs City. It is tho olicy-,of the City to annex the d3volo d eas that would won; an o 4erly pnr- motor limit growth of the City, _© Mayor then read Ordinme # 257 Entitled: AN O l INR CE AMEXING AIM 0HING CERT N RFJ, PROPERTY rHIC11 IS DESCRIBM AS FOLLOWS: A PORTION IDAHO OF SECTIONS 1 & TO THE CITY OF MYRI , TOWNSHIP NORTH RANGE l t7EST, PIRTY IS ADJACENT BOISE WD C MERI INTI IAN, ADA COUNTY, us TO Mr. alml OP MERIDIAN, T119 ADA COUNTY, IDAH motion was made by . ohn Navarro, and seconded by Marvin odin© that the ales ind provisions of 50-902 and all imles requiring that ordin cea ba read on three difforent days be disipsnsed with and th A passed cad approved. —Motion passed. Skiver. ea: Bodine. YeA; Nam=-- A The Mayor Presented a, r3st from th 3 hick InpPesented as a co „ strict as a member, — d ne do to be ratifthd co of thin The mc tion was made by Mary in no line wIt ho-C•it3, _ of Mo idian acct the s a f7ill membor with the right of one votm to tha Ada Cm=cdl of th t13 other members of t otioa 6aesoda Skiver, e © Mayr discussed the o -t ---m---o of me ors in lace. Tho M r a4moni0ed the • ORDINANCE N0. 257 • _/ AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: A PORTION OF SECTIONS 1 AND 2, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 WEST, BOISE MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY' IDAHO, TO THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, WHICH PROPERTY IS ADJACENT AND CONTIGUOUS TO THE,CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. Whereas, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian, have concluded -that it is in the best interest of said City to annex to said City certain real property which is described as follows: CHERRY LANE e LINDER ROAD ANNEXATION A parcel of land in the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 19 Township 3 North, Range 1 West, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of said Section 1, said corner being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; thence North 350.00 feet along the Westerly boundary of said Section 1 to a point; thence Easy 800.00 feet along a line parallel to and 350.00 feet Northerly of the Southerly boundary of said Section 1 to a point; thence South 350,00 feet along a line parallel to and 800,,00 feet Easterly of the Westerly boundary of said Section 1 to a point on the said Southerly boundary of Section 1; thence West 800.00 feet along the said Southerly boundary of Section 1 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, comprising 6.43 acres, more or less; And also the Easterly 25.00 feet of the Southerly 350,00 feet of the E 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 20 Township 3 North, Range 1 West, Boise Meridiani, Ada County, Idaho, comprising 0.20 acres,, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO: Section 1: That the aforementioned real property which is described as follows: CHERRY LANE - LINDER ROAD ANNEXATION A parcel of land in the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 19 Township 3 North, Range 1 West, Boise, Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of said Section 1, said corner being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; thence North 350,00 feet along the Westerly boundary of said Section 1 to a point; thence East 800.00 feet along a line parallel to and 350.00 feet Northerly of the Southerly boundary of said Section 1 to a point; thence South 350.00 feet along a line parallel to and 800,00 feet Easterly of the Westerly boundary of said Section 1 to a point on the said Southerly boundary of Section 1; thence West 800.00 feet along__the_ said Southerly boundary of Section 1 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, aditprising 6.43 acres, more or less; And also the Easterly 25.00 feet of the Southerly 350.00 feet of the E 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of'the SE 1/4 of Section 20 Township 3 North, Range b West, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, comprising 0.20 acres, be, and the same is hereby accepted, and made a part of the City of Meridian, Ada County; Idaho. Section 2. That the aforementioned real property is hereby zoned as "AP° -Residential. Section 3. That the City Clerk shall cause one (1) copy of the legal de'seri.ption and map which shall plainly and clearly designate the boundaries as alteredtjo_ba fil".1 frith the Ada County Recorder, Ada County Assessor, and the State Tax Commission w}thin- 10 days following the effective date of this Ordinance, Section 4. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and,aftev� passage, approval and publication as required by lana, r Passed by the City Council and approved by the,Mayor of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 17th day of December, 1973- ARD 973, ARD:D: Attests / P OR N City C 1rk