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Meridian City Hall ,2, February 2n, 1979
Agenda Northwest Pillow (Cont'd )
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'A Storey Stated that you cannot condemn every building in town or you will run businesses
. out,
014siyer in7uired what would happen if there was a fire out there and they had been grant:4O
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a variance from the Code.
�s* Crookston stated that the situation was worse than the Race Track. They did not Xchange
the use, here you have a remodeling - a permit should have been obtained and the.money
that has been expended for remodeling could have been avoided,
Storey felt the Council had bent on the Race Track, He clarified that he was not
kt" here when a decision was made and he inquired if there was to be a strict interpretation
or not.
" Crookston state t e situation is different. The Race Track didn't involve remodelinga
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it had some Grandfather Rights in that type of situation Here you have remodeling and
°.r You have the ability to bring it up to Code, The situation is worse than the Race Tracki
7 Attorney Pill Donovan was present representing Mr. Nichols, lessee from Hansen,
He suggested they go back and try to put something in writing on suggested solutions
for the Council to vote on.
Hansen stated Chandler Corp. did not sprinkle and this is a precedent,
The Motion was made by 44seph 0141syer•and seconded by Richard Williams to table the
request until a letter is received from the owner and lessee on possible solutions.
Motion passed; W11liamsp yea; G1aisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea.
,Agenda Meridian Manor #2 Vacation
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Larry Sale, L,A, sews and Bert Smith were present representing the request,
Sale stated that they had worked out an agreement with home owners in the development,
Smith and Bews will reduce the number of lots available for dNp1ex dwellings,
The lots available for duplex dwellings are lots lA - 13- 15, 24 -, 25 26. 27- 28
29 and 30 of Block four (4). The Homeowners requested the covenante be changed to include,
# stronger language on timing of completion of improvements to property, specifically
y finish work on painting and trimo along with landscaping and 'lawn improvements.
They found that their covenants meet will all FHA requirements, They put some language
together for the Homeowners consideration They stressed the parking of recreational
vehicles and general appearance and neatness of the property and landscaping completion
timetable,
The third comppromise that was reached was that the developers would start processing
Phase 1V at the time they have completed 5A/ of the houses in this prof ect.to aid
access to the east,
Erik Gabrielson outlined the agreement to include access to the east was primarily to eget,
traffic access and fire and insurance standards, They agree the covenant criteria has
been met,
Williams stated a thing to remember is that the covenants are enforced by people living
in the development.
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Lots allowable for duplex development were clarified lQ - 13 through 15 and 24 through 36
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Sharon North discussed duplex lots.
Sale presented a Plat showing the duplex lots.
Kingsford stated that the culdesac off Crestmont Circle is not named.
Sale stated it didn't require a name because there are fewer than six dwellings.
Kingsford stated that he had discussed access problems with Mr. Bews previously.
Bows has stated whenever the adjacent property owners are willing to put in their half
of the street, he would be willing to put in his half, Since then he spoke with the
other owners and they indicated they were ready but they stated Mr. Pews was not,
{ sews stated until the old plaint is moved, they cannot sell lots there.
Williams stated that the old Plant may not be moved.
Meridian Citv Hall
20, 1978
Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M, by Mayor Don M. Storey
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Councilmen present: Richard Williams; Marvin Bodine; Grant Kingsford; Joseph Glaisyer
Others present: Gary Green; Roger Welker; Wayne Q. Crookston Jr; Carl B. Ellsworth;
Howard B. Jenkins; Mike Huffaker; Jack W. Dowdle; Frank E, Marcum
Thomas Lynville; Bud Person; John A. Plowman; T,R, O'Neill; Ted Henson;
Vern Schoen; Colleen Eggert; Don Leavitt; Paul White; Gene Wright.
Gaylord (Primrose); Russell ? ; Rene Lane; Tom Grote; LeeRoy Nelson;
Roy Doan; R. J. Redder; Earl Ward; Ellen Taylor; Clyde Tayloro ohn Lough
Pauline Lough; Bruce Stuart.
Agenda
1 Minutes of previous meeting were approved as read.
Agenda
2 The Mayor called on Don Leavitt of Leavitt New Pacific.He was present to discuss two
items. The first was late comers charges for developments that take place within. this
area. This is done in many other cities. The last ti m they were before the Council
this was discussed. He talked to the City Attorney and�guggested he review it and
perhaps come up with a format acceptable to the City. (e clarified they would pay
for the legal bill and the City Attorney would be working for the City.
Leavitt suggested that the City on -it's behalf investigate the different methods of
late charges used by municipalities and come up with an acceptable foremot. This
would affect all developers, they volunteer the Attorney fees,
Leavitt stated that they were expending approximately $500,000 for offsite sewer and
water that will service more than their developments.
The Mayor inquired if the attorney could be billed directly.
Leavitt stated.that he did not have any problem with this.
Crookston stated that they objected because they were not being paid by their client,
the City.
Conflict of interest was discussed.
The second item Mr. Leavitt discussed was the conceptual idea of a Comprehensive Plan
and land use for the areas around Cherry Lane, There was a split vote in P&Z and
explained it was not a detailed plan for land use but just gives themparameters to
work through for that area. He requested the Council to look at the plan to give the
Council an idea what they anticipate for the area and it will give them guidelines
to proceed with an orderly development, or guidelines to work from. He requested that.
the Council reconsider the Planning Commission denial and to approve the concept of
land use for the area. He requested to be placed on a Agenda.
The Mayor explained his understanding of the Planning and Zoning decision and felt`
that Planning and Zoning wanted more concrete evidence of what is to go in there.
Gene Wright stated Planning and Zoning.wanted to consider this as advanced information -
rather than acting on it, their desire was to have an action by the City to approve
this plan. It is a generalized concept and"we would like approval from the City that
we are moving in the right direction." They have presented this plan in several other
areas.
The Mayor instructed that the request be scheduled for the December 4th, 1978
Council meeting.
Agenda-=
3 T. F. Henson - Vacation of East 2nd Street.
T. F. Henson was present and stated that he had worked out problem with the Fire Chief
and City Engineer.
Welker stated that Henson was to put a chain link fence on the North by the track side
with a gate secured by a chain and lock, The South end is to remain open. The middle
of the street is to remain open for Fire Truck access. The building position is
changed to the South.
Ellsworth reported that they had conducted dye studies and could not find any evidence
that Boise Cascade's restroom is on the sewer line in question.
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Meridian Pity Hall .2.
Agenda T. F. Henson (Cont'd) a
The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Marvin Bodine recommending
approval of the vacation with the Fire Chief's recommendations incorporated into
all future fencing of the area.
Agenda
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Motion passed: Bodine, yea; Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Lembke - Closure of Williams Street.
Frank Marcum was present representing the request._ He stated that ACHD had told him
if the street was continued through it would create a traffic hazard for the light
at Franklin and Fast First. They do not want the street to go through.
Williams inquired about a water main going throught the proposed closure area and if
there was an easement for the water line.
Stuart replied that the line was located from Meridian Street straight East to'
Williams Street and there is an easement there.
Ellsworth drew a diagram to clarify the areas in question.
The situation was discussed,
Marcum stated that he did not know there was anything in there except the sewer
line in the alley.
Williams recommended denial until there is a development plan submitted. The Council
concurred.
The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by.Joeseph Glaisyer to deny the
request for a closure of Williams Street.
Motion passed; Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer,, yea;'Kingsford, yea,
Agenda Meridian Park Subdivision - Preliminary Plat
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Larry Sale was present representing Meridian Park Sub. and stated that he wasn't sure
what was supposed to be ready for the Council meeting. They understood the
Protective Covenants were to be submitted before the Final Plat,
(See Agenda Item 9, Council minutes, November 6, 1978 "The Motion was made by
Williams, seconded by Bodine, to table the request" "Motion Carried")
Williams informed Mr. Sale that the Restrictive Covenants go with the Preliminary Plat,;
Sale stated that he wanted to know what was required. He stated that the Plat was
approved subject to shorting of a Culdesac, 37 feet too long, and the submittal of the
Covenants was his understanding. They understood those changes would be made When
the Final Plat came in.
Joy stated that it was his understanding that the Preliminary Plat had not been
approved subject to changes in the Plat and submittal of the Covenants, He stated
that he%research the matter.
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Sale stated that they need to discuss the process more than they need to discuss
this particular Subdivision.
Storey inquired if it was a prerequisite to have the Restrictive Covenants approved
with the Preliminary Plat.
Kingsford stated, not approved, but submitted for consideration.
Sale stated that he did not think that was the wording of the Motion.
Storey concurred with Mr. Sale and stated that he should work with Joy and schedule it
for the December 4, 1978 Council meeting.
;February 20. 1974
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Agenda Northwest Pillow (Cont'd)
' Storey Stated that you cannot condemn revery building in town or you will run businesses
. out,
Glasiyer inquired what would happen if there was q fire out there and they had been 9rantid
a variance from the Code,
Crookston stated that the 4144tion was worse than the Race Track. They did not chan'e
the use, here you have a remodeling - a permit should have been obtained and themoney`
' that has been expended for remodeling could have been avoided.
Storey felt the Council had bent on the Race Track, He clarified that he was not
here when a decision was made and he inquired if there was to be a strict interpretation
or not.
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Crookston state t e situation is different. The Race Track didn't involve remodeling,
it had some Grandfather Rights in that type of situation. Here you have remodeling and
4A9 you have the ability to bring it up to Code, The situation is worse than the Race Track,
Attorney Hill Qonovan was present representing Mr, Nichols, lessee from Hansen,
He suggested they go back and try to put something in writing on suggested solutions
` for the Council to vote on.
Hansen stated Chandler Corp. did not sprinkle and this is a precedent,
The Motion was made by dgseph Glaisyer•and seconded by Richard Williams to table the
request until a letter is received from the owner and lessee on possible solutions.
Motion passed; Williams yea; 014isyer, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Agenda Meridian Manor #2 Vacation
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Larry Sales L.P, Bows and Bert Smith were present representing the request.
Sale stated that they had worked out an agreement with home owners in the development.
Smith and sews w 11 reduce the number of lots available for duplex dwellings,
The lots available for duplex dwellings are lots 10 - 13- 15, 24 - 25 - 25- 27- 28 .,
29 and 30 of B10 k 'Pour (4). The Homeowners requested the covenants`'be changed to include
stronger languag on timing of completion of improvements to property, specifically
finish work on painting and trims along with landscaping and lawn improvements.
They found that their covenants meet will all FHA requirements, They put some language
together for the Homeowners consideration, They stressed the parking of recreational
vehicles and gen rat appearance and neatness of the property and landscaping completion
timetable.
The third compromise that was reached was that the developers would start processing
Phase 1V at the time they have completed 50/ of the houses in this project to aid
access to the eat,
Frik Gabrielson utlined the agreement to include access to the east was primarily to get`
traffic access ail fire and insurance standards. They agree the covenant criteria has
been met,
Williams stated thing to remember is that the covenants are enforced by people living
in the'developme t,
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�3 Lots allowable f r duplex development were clarified 1 13 through And 24 hr ugh.
Sharon North dis,hssed duplex lots.
Sale presented a�Plat showing the duplex lots.
Kingsford stated that the culdesac off Crestmont Circle is not named.
Sale stated it d dn't require a name because there are fewer than six dwellings.
Kingsford stated that he had discussed access problems with Mr. Dews previously.
Dews has statedwhenever the adjacent property owners are willing to put in their half
of the street, h would be willing to put in his half. Since then he spoke with the
other owners and they indicated they were ready but they stated Mr.'pews was not.
Pews stated anti the old plant is moved. they cannot sell lots there.
Williams stated that the old Plant may not be moved.
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Others present; Carl 01sworth,'Al and Irene Chastain; C.L. and S. bl. Morgan;
Lahore Johnson; kovin bass; Ted Han on; Norman Pu11er Jack Fuller
Bruce Stuart; Hoger Welker; bel Gould; Herald Cox; Vern Schoen;
Olive- Davis; Hobert Davis; nave Albiston
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1 M4rhutat. of the previous meetings were approved as read.
Inde' Terra Yhc. subdivision had cancelled.
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iendi, P Hehsoh; Closure and vacation of fast zhd Street from Dower to Hai1road Track:
Fy Mansdh Was present eepresehting the requested vacation. He stated that he
Was Ohclear.oh.what was needed by the Fire Marshall. He could move the building in
,froht of the -ex isting:structure but it would eliminate their parking area.
/..Chief.Wejk&-,stated
that he had hot seen any desigh plahs for the proposed (area and
Would,like to see somb drawings to.ensure adequate fire access.,
hihls6h presented a`plat 'map and tentative building location proposal utilizing the
space between the building as parking. He brought up the questioh of ,the sewer line
felt it.had be'eh.abandohed. They had recently put in a gas line and had not
a cdu tered the l e. They proposed using the old sewer line to the building together
4 I. fdr;sewering.
` 1e1ker"stated if they kept the south end.opeh and parked on the sides -it would
ailefi�iate the probiem
ii+eri,bh,stated'that'they. had a problem with security, breaking overhead lights was a
F p6rgi steht probl etm ;and they , Woul d 'like to 'fence. the north end.
Welker,had.ho problem with this if, the south was kept open.
hg'd if it.was'used'for par�Cing why it needed to be vacated.
Welker stated that if the street was vacated they would have no access control for fire.
Henson thought the rear access by the siding was exceptional for fire `fighting.
kih sford stated than it runs close to the building if cars were parkedAh there they
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have ;problaft getting a truck through there Henson concurred but felt it was
a risk'they would ihcur.
—The situati0h was discussed.
basement and the existing line needs varification of users.
} tbX stated that the`history,as he remembers it, of the lihe use and thought the trust
°.o3st,peoplo.were still using the lihe and believed the line was live.
i Stbeey suggested that Mr.',Henson, Chief Welker and Lhgiheer 01 sworth get together
' and come up:w#h solid recommendations for the -November 20th_ 1978 Council meeting.
nde Leibki; closure of Williams Street to West line of Larry Barnes Chev.
was present representing the request and the request was laid aside,
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s Davis, Chastain, Morgan and SiewaK Annexation request.
Mr:.Steve Hosac.was present and outlined the properties requesting annexation.
They had met with Planning and Zoning and received unanimous approval recommendations
,fr-OM.thefm. He presented'a scheme of the proposed development for the Stuart property
for patio homes, 115k acres density 5.27 per acre: Streets would be public, Jericho
60 feet a6 a mayor street Gruber. Street would be a through street. -!
Agenda
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Closure of Williams Street Fast to Larry Barnes Chevrolet,
Ellsworth outlined the street crosses the property but no easements he was
concerned with building over water mains.
Crookston stated that he represents the developers but if there is a probIPip
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He contacted AM and they wanted City Jjp4t►
The status of thp,$treet and request was discPssed and outlined And clarified,
Crookston outlined the legal discription And sequence of events in chronological
order.
Welker,stated consideration should be given on what type of Installation Js
proposed in relation to fire considerations,
Williams moved to make a negative statement on vac4tiono
Crookston outlined Planning 404 Zoning comment.
Kingsford moved to table for further study seconded by Joseph Gla Byer.
Motion passed; Gloisyer, ypo; Williams, yea; Wine, yea; Kingsford* yea,
Aqend4,
Closure of 2nd Street;
The Mayor outlined the situation.
Welker raised the question of fire proteciion expecially if 4.huilding is put in there*�..
that Hansen -was -not there WOW he wanted to.
PeOsoO$stA*u put a building in Cher
The Motion was made by Grant Kingsford and seconded by Richard Williams to table
until we know what 1$ going in there and the Plans for the area,,_
Motion passed Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea; Plaisy6rp,yea; Bodinoo yea,
Williams stated that the Council needs to see a plat.
-Agenda
6 The Mayor stated that the City is short on the Planning and Zoning Commission.
There have been two AppTicants, Mr. Tewksbury 490 Rev, Michelson, Tewks§mry had
been contacted prior and the Reverend has,only been in the area few monthsR so
rOAhly does.not 4olify..
Tho Mayor requestedthe Council to fill the vacancy.
Glaisyer inquired where the Engineer was em toyed.
Ellsworth stated that he was employed with ntornAtippAl Engineering.
The Mayor had talked to both Applicants.
The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Joseph Qlaisyer -to Appoint
Kenneth Tewksbury to the Meridian Planning and Zoning Commissioni
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ice, yea.
Motion paisod: Williams, yea; Oodline. yap* Glaisyer. yeq; P
Agenda Terra Inc.:
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Joe Osier was present representing Terra. He stated that they h4da proposal for
a Preliminary Plat Approval for Terra Subdivision. There are Ox lots which has
been before the Planning And Zoning Commission* They recPmm6nde04pprPvA1 with
downgrading the density - Terra asked for six (6)'four-plexlotsA_they recommended
eighteen (18). units.Osier stated that they asked for 4 rehearing before the
City Council to see if they couldn't come up with the twenty-four (24) based on
the density allowed within the Ordinance. The major objection of PU was that they
had ctrl '111wilitirr, for thy* ritvi
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VACATION OF PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY FEB 5 1979
Pursuant to the Idaho Code, the Commissioners of the Ada County Highway
District, a body politic and corporate of the State of Idaho, having
convened in a regular meeting of the Ada County Highway District, have
authorized by the duly adopted resolution the release, vacation and
abandonment of the following described public right-of-way to -wit:
See attached sheet. Exhibit "A"
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the said premises, with their appurtenances are herewith released, vacated
and abandoned unto the adjoining and abutting pronerty as follows:
One-half to each adjacent property owner.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Commissioners of the Ada County Highway District in
official meeting on the 14th day -of December , 1978 , having been duly
authorized, do herewith release, vacate and abandon the foredescribed public
right-of-way as recorded in the certified_minut.es of said meeting, now on
file in the office of the Ada County Highway District.
Subscribed and sworn this 18th day
of the Board of Commissioners and the
AT71r,ST _
ennis; Sctla'ffnE�,r.,`Dirc�ct r,�
of December , 19 78 , by the President
Director of the Ada County Highway District.
ADA C alt ]IGH Y ISTP,ICT
Mike Si va, Wesiident
STATE OF IDAHO, COUNTY OF ADA on this 18 day of December _ in the ,year of
1978 before me a notary public for the State of Idaho, Dersonall,y anpeared
Mike Silva and
known to me to be the President and Director respectively of the Ada County
Highway District, that executed the said instrument and acknowledged to me that
Ada County Highway District executed the same.
IN,W UIE.5,44,HEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal,
ft y• ndeyear in this certificate first written.
- notary Public
p Boise, Idaho
Resi i; t.'
STATE OF IDAHO, COUNTY OF ADA, ss.
filed�°r record at the request of '
I v Min. past/ o'clock—M. th' —day of
CLARENCE A. PL 'l7.. Recor er
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EXHIBIT "A" "`" aw
A^tract of land situated in BOWERS SECOND ADDITION TO MERIDIAN, IDAHO, a recorded
subdivision located in the southwest 1/4 of Section 7, Township 3 North, Range
1 East, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, described as follows:
Commencing at a point on the southerly line of the Union Pacific Railroad
right-of-way, said point monumenting the NE corner of Lot 1, Block 4 of
Bower's Second Addition and being the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING, thence;
Easterly along the southerly line of the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way
a distance of 50' to a point, said point being the NW corner of Lot 6, Block 0,
of Bower's Second Addition, thence;
Southerly along the westerly property line of said Lot 6, a distance of 150'
to a point monumenting the SW corner of said Lot and lying on the northerly
right-of-way line of Bower Street, thence;
Westerly along the extended right-of-way line of and parallel to the centerline
of Bower Street a distance of 50' to a point, said point being the SE corner
of Lot 1, Block 4 of Bower's Second Addition, thence;
Northerly along the easterly property line of said Lot 1, a distance of 150'
to the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING.
The above described tract of land contains 0.17 acres more or less.
The foregoing description is not the result of a field survey, and the Ada
County Highway District assumes no responsibility for variations, if any,
with such a survey.
Subject to any and all rights, easements, and rights-of-way of record and
not of record.
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ity Hall
19. 197
Meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph Glaisyer at 7:34 P.M..
Councilmen present: Richard Williams, Marvin Bodine, Grant Kingsford,
Bill Brewer.
Others attending: Roger Sherwin, Vern Schoen, Roger Welker, Chuck Nichol,
Sherry Nichol, Larry J. Bates, Morgan Plant, Marilyn Plant,
Gene Wright, Bruce Stuart, Earl Ward, Gary Smith, Bruce
Johnson, Jim Halley.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Bodine that the minutes of the
previous meeting be approved as read.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Bodine, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea.
4genda
1 Transfer of Beer, Wine & Liquor License for Pat's Cafe.
Larry Bates., new owner and Ira Fowler, previous owner, were present, requesting
transfer of license.
There were no objections from Councilmen and the Chief of Police.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine to approve the transfer
of Pat's Cafe.Beer, Wine and Liquor License to Larry Bates, new owner.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Bodine, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea.
4genda
2 Northwest Pillow Products, Inc.
Chuck Nichol, owner, was present in answer to failure of meeting requirements of
Council Minutes, April 2, 1979. A letter of -noncompliance, dated October 17, 1979
from Fire Marshall, Voss and Building Inspector, Schoen,was referred to as quideltne.
1) Nichol.stated that minor repairs have been made to the paint booth and
felt it made standard codes.
2) Dust Collection and vent from sander and saws do not comply. Nichol stated
he could not understand to what code and standards they do not comply to.
They have a dust collector made especially for their sander and explained
it had two air bags and was sold with the sander. They have ordered
another dust collector, but will not be shipped until their cash payment,
which is almost paid for.
Nichol stated they have not been able to finance all recommended
requirements.
3) Dry room does not meet codes and standards. Again Nichol stated they
did not understand just what requirements they did not meet. He stated
he had made the mistake of classifying the dry room. The product is
dried three minutes after spraying and is moved to a storeroom already
dried.
4&5) Exits. Nichol stated he had talked to Osha and they stated all they
need is two exits, both were large enough and has ordered lighted
emergency exits. The loading dock on the east side of the building
and also the north side of the building have sliding doors.
Schoen stated that sliding doors are not an exit.
6) Nichol stated they thought they had 18 months to comply for fire walls.
They -do not have an office, but a lunchroom.
Mayor G1aisyer read the violations foundby the Fire Marshall and Building Inspector,
letter of October 17, 1979, 1 thru 9.
1) The Mayor stated that the Council had given them favor with six months
to meet these requirements, and they have not.
Nichol stated the matters listed in violation were necessary for operation,
the paint and lacquer in open containers, the paint rags, foam rubber, but
Meridian City Hall .2. November 1.9, 1979
their clean up was very good.
2) Nichol stated that they used a chemical in the spray booth that
was made to peel off in sheets and nonflamable.
3) The spray booth is "peeled" at least once a month and felt it met
standards.
4) Williams stated the paint booth needed a letter of certification.
Kingsford stated they failed to present a completion bond as required
by the Council on April 2, 1979.
Kingsford questioned the exit doors.
Nichol stated one had a padlock on it and the other a sliding bolt for
which he claimed Osha said was fine.
Schoen disagreed.
Welker stated Osha's codes were not adopted by the City.
Nichol stated the fire extinquishers were all charged. He felt the
only requirement they failed to comply with was the lighted exits,
but maintained they had done their best to comply otherwise.
The Mayor quoted the extreme fire hazard and the endangering of lives
and property.
It was the feeling of the Council that the requirements set forth,
April 2, 1979 and violation letter directed to Northwest Pillow Products,
Inc. October 17, 1979, were explanatory and not met.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine that the Council take
Northwest Pillow Products, Inc. problem of requirements under advisement.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Bodine, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea.
Agenda
3 Bruce Johnson, Argus Financial Corp. - San Jose, California.
Johnson addressed the Mayor and Council with a proposal for an industrial park
situated in the non -annexed Morgan Plant property. The 28 acres has a north
Interstate boundary, Overland Rd. on the south, Linder Rd, on the west and
Mountain View Equipment on the east.
Johnson explained the company is a real estate developing and financing incorporation
for office buildings, shopping centers and light industrial projects. He stated
Santa Clara Plastics is interested in locating in Meridian at this location and
displayed design maps of buildings. The concept is well controlled, good conditions
with covenants, developer would retain site and architectural control of each of
.the buildings, parking area, setbacks, good accessibility and will employ approxi-
mately 1500. They have an option to buy this property and this proposal would be a
condition upon annexation to the City, zoned light industrial and the need for water
and sewer services. They are also dealing with Williamson Trucking Co. for 33
acres as they have need for only 10 acres.
Gary Smith, City Engineer, stated that the sewer service has one final approved
crossing of the Interstate, east of Highway 69, another crossing may be needed'
to make loop to provide necessary flow required primarily for fire protection.
The property slopes to the west so the northeast direction possibly could be
serviced without a lift station if the ground doesn't slope too radically.
Williams.stated that there will have to be a well site in some point of time on
the east gide of Kuna-Meridian Highway.
Ward and Stuart could see no problem with development.
The Mayor and Council expressed approval and encouragement of Mr. Johnson's proposal.
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leridian City Hall March 19, 1979'
The meeting was called to order at 7;30 P.M. by Mayor Aon Storey
Councilmen Present; Richard Williams, Joseph G1aisyer, Grant Kingsford
Marvin Lodine# absent
Others present; Wayne G. Crookston, Jr., Ponald Leavitt, Kathy Mensing-Rehbein,
Steven Anderson, Kim Cherry. Cecil Cherry; B. Stuart,L. Scarborough,
Gary R. Smith, Roger Welker; Vern Schoen; Bud Person, Marlene Noe.
Barbara J. Hanson, Chuck & Sherry Nichol, Pawn Buchanan,
Peter Michaelson, Nancy Shutej Colleen Fggert; Paul White; Lila Wilchj
Agenda The Minutes of the previous meeting stood approved.
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Agenda
2 Cherry Lane Village #31 Preliminary Plat.
�s�ae evi-
Gene Wright was present representing the request, He outlined the development Bence a
Williams inquired if sidewalks would be set back on major streets.
Wright clarified no.
that
Gary Smith outlined the Council needs to clarify standards or variances/will be
required on most subdivisions. ACHA standards are 361 back to back, curb dimensions.
City ordinances call.for 371.
Welker stated that his concerns with Short radius Culdesac, It was discussed..
Pon Leavitt pointed out that you cannot turn the trucks around in any of the Cu1desadal.`'
and they are shallow for backing out of.*
Wright pointed out changes in road design from the Master plan, They have exits
evenly spaced on Cherry lane,
Williams inquired what Planning and zoning recommended.
Joy clarified that they recommended approvals granting variances.
The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Richard Williams to approve
Cherry Lane Village #31, Preliminary Plat with the requested variances.
�gotion Carried; Willi ms, y a; Glaisyer. oa, Kipgs ords ea.
Leavitt outlined the next n ne holes for the Golf Course ifs dep�ndent on the sale of
the properties, He was in hopes that this summer things would move,
The possibility of .ate Commer Charges was discussed.
Nu-Pacific will spend around $450,000.
Crookston reported it has been discussed. It is necessary to rotect the bonds;
no money can be rebated. A late commers charge would have to �e upfront4 based on
some formula,
Leavitt inquired if Crookston had worked out an allocation process.
Crookston stated that the solution to the problem will be determined by what formula
is used.
Leavitt volunteered Fngineering to help resolve the situation.
Agenda
3 North West Pillows Tabled 3/5/79 by request.
Attorney Bill Aonovan was present representing the request.
He outlined the letter sent to Inspector Schoen and Fire Marshal Voss of changes
they are proposing for improvements. They need something that is economically
feasible. He felt that they are meeting the intent of the laws if not the letter
of the law..
Storey stated that he felt it was upgrading the building into a usable piece of
roperty. Safer than standing empty. The City needs to use common sense# probably
0% of the businesses do not meet Codes but they are Grandfathered.
Crookston stated that the situation is that they are remodeling and there are certain
requirements that must be met to remodel. If they would not have remodeled they
would have grandfather rights,when they started the process they must bring the
building up to Code.
Agenda
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Cit_v Hall
North West Pillow (Cont'd)
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Mayor Storey stated that this leads to buildings not beim remodeled,
Provisions in the law allowing exemptions were outlined.
Crookston continued, and stated that there is some latitude given to the people who
enforce the Code and ultimately the City Council has latitude.
Glaisyer inquired from Schoen if these corrections meet the Spirit of the law.
Schoen stated their use is not permitted in Fire Zone 1.
There will have to be a variance from the Fire Zone, Seconds there are too many
other Code violations,
The Mayor stated that this would discourage remodeling and the building in question
should be used productively,
The Motion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Williams that the request for a
variance from the Codes for North West Pillow be deniied.
Motion Carried:. Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea
Cherry Lane Conditional Use Permit for an Office Complex
Cecil and Kim Cherry were present representing the request.
Kim Cherry outlined their propposal, They are re nesting a Conditional Use Permit
for a seven (7) building complex, Planning and oning has recommended approval.
contingent on traffic study and design review.
C Cherry outlined information obtained from ACHp.
Williams stated that he wanted to see 4th Street developed across the property to
ACHp Standards, He outlined the situation and stated property to the south will
have to continue the road when they develop.
Storey stated that those living an the west previously requested stat the road not be
completed.
o Glaisyer stated that he felt it needed rezoned.
Storey stated that it would take about eight (a) weeks.
A Conditional Use Permit for the Complex was discussed.
Williams stated that this is similar to the Leishman Contr1tional Use Permit, It is
more restrictive because it specifies what can go in there, If they have Commercial
it would open it up.
Light Commercial was discussed.
Alternative types of zoning were discussed. Parking was outlined.
The Motion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by. Williams to approve a Conditional
Use Permit until the roperty can be rezoned, for a office Complex in the LOS Annex-
ation on West Cherry cane between West 3rd and West 4th with design review.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea
K. Cherry inquired if the study reqquirements of Planning and Zoning have been mist.
Williams stated that Planning and Xoning requirements must be met.
Agenda Reverend Pete Michaelson representing the Optimist Club was present and requested
S the City Council pass a proclamation designating May 1 through May 7 as
"Law Enforcement Week". This is supported by the Optimist International.
He explained the request. "Law Enforcement Week Proclamation"
' WHEREAS, crime and its effect upon the lives and property of our citizens continues
undiminished, despite efforts by government, citizens' organizations and many
individuals, and
Meridian City Hall April 2, 1979
Meeting called to order by Mayor Don M. Storey
Councilmen present: Richard Williams; Joseph Glaisyer; Grant Kingsford; Marvin Bodine
Others present: Gary D. Smith; Bruce Stuart; Earl Ward; Roger Welker; Herald Cox;
Vern Schoen; D. Buchanan; Bob Jones; G. Chambers; Michael Pierco;
T. Hanson; B. Hanson; Chuck and Sherry Nichol; Steven Anderson;
Lila Wilch; Marlene Noe; Tom P. (Realtor); Betty Tully .
K. Mensing-Rehbein; Nancy Shute; Wayne Crookston Jr.; Geoff Challis;
Jeff Brackus; Jim Rasmussen Jr.; Don Crocker; Jame Rasmussen Sr.;
Jack Yoho; Keith McKay; Reed McKay; John Margraf; John Cooknell;
R. B. Glenn; Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Plant; Don Sharp; Joe Mach
Rick Taurber; Bud Persons; Nick Brackus; Ron Blakley; Joel Petty;
Gene Shaffer; Dave Schmidt; John Matzinger; Joe Osier; Gary Crandall;
Roy B. Johnson; Larry Scarborough;
Agenda Minutes of the previous meeting and special meeting were read and approved.
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Agenda
2 The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Grant Kingsford that the
Beer License be transferred from The Brass Lamp to Calico Pizza.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Agenda
3 North West Pillow Products
Chuck Nichol was present representing North West Pillow, located in Bowers 2nd Add.
`. x Nichols distributed a letter of attempt to work out problems relating to not complying
with Codes and breakdown of cost to bring the building in question up to Code.*
The letter requested 18 months to comply with 1) Sprinkling system 2) Four hour fire wall
and 3) restrooms.
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This was discussed.
* The Motion was made by Bodine that the Council grant North West Pillow Products
18 months and look into the project periodically.
Motion dies for lack of a second.
Williams stated that he could see the bind they are in and inquired about the
expansion plans. This was discussed.
Kingsford inquired if there has been architectural inspection•as to--th-e-b-uilding-
being sound. Nichol stated that the architect said very little and left him up in
the air. Kingsford stated that he would be inclined to second the motion if there
was an architect's commitment that the backend of the byildirlg is safe.
led Hanson, owner of the building, asked for clarification of an architect's
commitment.
Kingsford again stated that if North West Pillow'Products bring in a structural
architects commitment that the building is safe he will second this motion.
Hanson inquired if the Engineers report wouldn't be sufficient. Nichol did not have
this report with him to present. Hanson stated that Nichol had complied with the
first two requirements when he first come before the Council.
The structure strength of the building was discussed.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that a variance be granted
to Northwest Pillow Products from the UBC and Fire and Life Safety Codes as stated in
the letter by Chuck Nichols dated April 2, 1979, subject to the following conditions:
1) That a Completion Bond be presented
2) The Company will comply with all items requested by the Building Inspector and
Fire Marshal by October 1, 1979 except for:
a. the sprinkling system b. the four hour fire wall c. the restrooms
3) The Company will comply with the above three items by October 1, 1980
4) In the interim the Company will provide adequate fire extinguishers as
defined by the Fire Marshal and will construct the four hour fire wall
immediately if the westerly property is developed.
5) The Building Inspector will provide interim reports to the City Council on
�.� the progress on October 1, 1979 and October 1, 1980
6) That the Company provide the City a report from a licensed structural
Engineer stating the building, on the North side, is safe as to floors, ceilings
walls and basement.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea
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Before P & Z Oct 9, 1978
T. F. Henson
Bower's First Addition
East 2nd Closure Bower to
* Railroad
Item Comment
1, East 4th Street was closed in a similar manner some years ago.
2. If this is closed, it will be necessary maintain a suitable fire
access approved by the Fire Department, before any actual closures
are attempted.
3. Richard Willisms:
No comment at this time.
4. Chief of Police Gary Green:
Recommend approval.
5. Roger Welker, Fire Chief:
Recommend Disapproval - limits access and Fire Dept. Fighting Capabilities.
6. Joseph Glaisyer: No Comment
7. Earl Ward - Waste Treatment:
8" Sewer Line on 2nd St. Bower to railroad easement.
*'Henson, Chief Welker & Engineer Ellsworth to give
recommendations Nov. 20th Council Meeting
Council
11.20.78 APPROVED VACATION WITH FIRE CHIEFS RECOMMENDATION ON FENCING
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2. Dust collec ion and vent from sander and saws do
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3. Dry; room' dos not'meet codes and st�lndards. Not met.
4I. NOt' enou`gh exits, and exits that',ar6 there do not meet
Codes. Not meta I!
5.here i s no emergency 1 i ghti ng. Nott met.
ii re walls Or fire stops iw.the w
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of building Not met.
7'. Metal staff a to upstairs office has not been remgved.
Not,met.
8.; No bne-hour fire rated wall around Office area.
During the t'imelof inspection, the following were found to
be'in violation of the codes:
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1. Overall housekeeping dust is everywhere.
2. Paint stored in open room with open can of paint and
thinner.
3. Paint rags piled all over the area.,
4.1 Exit doors locked or bolted shut.
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ENGINEER ARCHITECT
April 3, 1979,
Mr. Chuck Nichol
Northwest Pillow Products, Inc,
206 East Bower Street
Meridian, Idaho 83642 }`
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Dear Mr, Nichols
Today, accompanied by you, I inspected the warehouse buildj.ng`
west of and adjacent to the Northwest Willow Products, Inc.
plant at 206 East Hower Street. The purpose of the inspection
was to gain knowledge of the structural conditions in order to
give an opinion as to whether or not the building could be
safely occupied,
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In general the building is structurally safe for occupancy
based on light manufacturing operations.' However, there are
a numbed• of structural up-gradings•I recommend for the'buildif
namely: 21�2N
a, At the top of the wood columns in the north end
of the building add a 4" x 10" x 18" corbel on
each side of the columns to give added bearing;
capacit to the roof trusses. Attach the.cor.bels,
with 3X" diameter machine bolts as shown in the
detail at r.tght,
b, Attach l'" x 6" diagonal brace: to the interior
face of the otuds of -the north end wall, Space.
the braces at 8 foot centers and secure to each` K.
stud -and horizontal plate with (5) 8 penny common',,'
nails,
c. Where one eccentrically loaded main floor beam
occurs in the bacement correct the condition by
setting the beam upright and fastening a 21' x 10"
scab to each side of the peau and to the column)
Respectfully, Z
Office Qt
919 N. 27th
BOISE, IDAHO 83702
PHONE 342.8620
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206 B. Bower P. O. Box 704 Meridiem, Idaho 83642 Ph. 888-6100
April 2t 1979
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City of 'Meridian
Meridian, Idaho
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Dear Councilmen:
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I have been attempting tri' ,wark out the:: problems re-
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Sated, to my -,properties_, I; wouldprapQse the .following
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tth the �xcpnn haee tn3g se i'orth
belaw, ' ecmpYt v�th 8lI o1' the deme t aet, forth in
the uilr :r . nspecti r �i pir arch 11 s letters . That
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T be ,g3:ve sixmontha tri,otp,..<'h thee. .
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See oda khat' I have t 9ght ) .mantY to 'a 'mp�.y'
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rra'3.th the f 011owr3ng
Sprinkling system, in Jtl�e intax'im qI sha prh-
vide adequate fire extinguishers. to cover the area.
The four hour fire .wall
The restrooms.
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The reason I n.sd eighteen months for the above three
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items is the great expense of installation. It will take
:us eight months just to catch up with already lost revenue
and ,gain 'enough appreciation in my, properties to secure a
loan.
Thank you for this opportunity to present my case,
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City Council
City of Meridian
Meridian, Idaho
Dear Councilmen:
Inc:
Meridian, Idaho 83642 Ph. 888-6100
tpri1 2 , 1979
I have been attempting to work out the problems re-
lated to my properties. I would propose the following
solution:
First, with the exception `of these things set firth
below, I comply with all ref the, requirements "aet forth in
the Building Ina 'e end Fire'',Marshallvs. letters. That
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be givenMix months th comply with these.
Second, that I hav lighten (. month to comply
with the following : '�---
1. Sprinkling system, in the interim I shall pro-
vide adequa e fire extinguishers to cover the area.
2. The :sur fire wall v2 srv,.� ice' Ail
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he reason I n -ed eighteen months for the above three
tems is the graat expense of installation. It will take
us eight months ji.i -.t to catch up �,Ath already lost revenue
and gain enough appreciation in my properties to secure a
1.� an.
Thank you f -r this opportunity to present my case.
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' OFFICIALS
HERALD J. COX. CITY CLERK. F.O.
ANN KIESERT. TREASURER
GARY L. GREEN. CHIEP OF POLICE
BRUCE D. STUART. WORK SUPT.
JOHN O. FITZGERALD, ATTORNEY
ROGER WELKER. FIRE CH1E0
14UB OF TREASURE VALLEY
A (fond )~Tarr to Live
CITY OF MERIDIAN
'728 Meridian Street
MERYD ,, MAHO
Phone 888.403
DON M. STOREY
Mayor
February 6, 1975
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
FEB 6 1979
COUNCILMEN
MARVIN R. BODINE
RICHARD C. WILLIAMS
JOSEPH L. GLAISYER
GRANT P. KINGSFORD
HERALD J. COX, TRAFFIC BUREAU
SEC. ZONING & PLANNING
WILLARD ROWLEY
CHAIRMAN ZONING & PLANNING
Re: Building and Occupancy at 140 E. Bower St.
Gentlemen:
for fire protection.
' 6) Office areas do not meet Code requirements as they must have 1
fire rated walls and doors.
7 Stairs to upstairs office do not meet Code requirements.
8� Rest rooms do not meet Cade requirements.
Since there are so many violations of the Building Code, I 1
cannot approve of this occupancy for the building at 140 East Bov
Therefore, a Stop Order was placed on this property January 24, 1
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File
Vernon Schoen, Building Ir
CITY OF MERIDIAN
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Upon inspection of the above premises the following list of non -
compliances
of the Building Code were noted:
1)
A building permit had not been secured even though remodeling had
2)
been in progress for several weeks.
Their furniture manufacturing occupancy would be listed in the
Building'Code as H - 2 and 3.
H-2, Storage and handling of Class I, II and III flammable liquids
as specified in U.B.C. Standard'No. 10-1, paint shops and spray
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painting rooms and shops.
H-3. Woodworking establishments, factories or warehouses where
loose combustible fibers or dust are manufactured, processed or
stored.
3)
The exterior walls are how I'D" fire rated and must be 4 hr. rated..
Example: a. pumice 'Ip" Block Rate at 4 hrs. `
b. Woodframe and two (2) layers of 5/8" fire rated
sheetrock, Rate at 1 hr.
4
Exits do not meet Code requirements.
5
This building has approximately 9,000 sq. ft. and must be sprinkled
for fire protection.
' 6) Office areas do not meet Code requirements as they must have 1
fire rated walls and doors.
7 Stairs to upstairs office do not meet Code requirements.
8� Rest rooms do not meet Cade requirements.
Since there are so many violations of the Building Code, I 1
cannot approve of this occupancy for the building at 140 East Bov
Therefore, a Stop Order was placed on this property January 24, 1
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Vernon Schoen, Building Ir
CITY OF MERIDIAN
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February 5, 1979
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Re: Building at 140 East Bower
Gentlemen:
COUNCILMEN
MARVIN R. BODINE
RICHARD C. WILLIAMS
JOSEPH L. GLAISYER
GRANT P. KINGSFORD
HERALD J. COX. TRAFFIC BUREAU
SEC. ZONING III PLANNING
WILLARD ROWLEY
CHAIRMAN ZONING 8 PLANNING'
FEE 5 �9
Following is a list of Code violations found at the
premises on 140 East Bower:
1) Needs sprinkler system throughout building
2) Paint booth needs letter of certification from Manufacturer
stating it meets Codes and Standards
3) Dust collection and vents from sanders and saws do not comply
4) There are no fire.walls or fire stops in the building
5) Drying room does not meet Codes and Standards
6) Upstairs office: No fire exits and illegal stairway
7) Not enough exits and exits that are there do not meet Code
8) There is no exit signs to mark exits
9) There is no emergency lighting
Since this building is located in Fire Zone l,it is a high hazard
Industry for furniture manufacturing and is not allowed in this zone.
The above approvements will have to be made and a Variance or
Conditional Use Permit be granted by the Meridian City Council:
Sincerely,
/Y
Ray and L. Voss
FIRE MARSHAL
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HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY
A Good Place to Live
CITY OF MERIDIAN
OFFICIALS
728 Meridian Street
HERALD J. COX. CITY CLERK. F. 0.
ANN KIEBERT. TREASURER
MERIDIAN, IDAHO
GARY L. GREEN. CHIEF OF POLICE
83842
BRUCE D. STUART. WORK SUPT.
Phone 888-4433
JOHN O. FITZGERALD. ATTORNEY
DON M. STOREY
ROGER WELKER, FIRE CHIEF
Mayor
February 5, 1979
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Re: Building at 140 East Bower
Gentlemen:
COUNCILMEN
MARVIN R. BODINE
RICHARD C. WILLIAMS
JOSEPH L. GLAISYER
GRANT P. KINGSFORD
HERALD J. COX. TRAFFIC BUREAU
SEC. ZONING III PLANNING
WILLARD ROWLEY
CHAIRMAN ZONING 8 PLANNING'
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Following is a list of Code violations found at the
premises on 140 East Bower:
1) Needs sprinkler system throughout building
2) Paint booth needs letter of certification from Manufacturer
stating it meets Codes and Standards
3) Dust collection and vents from sanders and saws do not comply
4) There are no fire.walls or fire stops in the building
5) Drying room does not meet Codes and Standards
6) Upstairs office: No fire exits and illegal stairway
7) Not enough exits and exits that are there do not meet Code
8) There is no exit signs to mark exits
9) There is no emergency lighting
Since this building is located in Fire Zone l,it is a high hazard
Industry for furniture manufacturing and is not allowed in this zone.
The above approvements will have to be made and a Variance or
Conditional Use Permit be granted by the Meridian City Council:
Sincerely,
/Y
Ray and L. Voss
FIRE MARSHAL
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Meridian City Hall 2 April 2, 1979
Agenda Leishman 4-Plex - Located 210 E. Ada Street
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Gordon Leishman was present representing the proposal which was approved 'as 3 units
instead of 4 units by the P&Z Commission.
The Motion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Bodine to accept Leishman's request
of a Tri-Plex.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
Agenda
5 South Gate Annexation -(Located West of Meridian Street on Overland)
John W. Cooknell was present representing Mar -Mon Developers, Proposed South Gate Annex.
Cooknell presented each member with Vicinity Maps, letter of proposed landscaping
commitment, Legal Description of I-80 involved in Annexation of South Gate and
1 Map of proposed Water and Sewer Lines for Southgate Retailers Center for file.
Cooknell displayed aerial photographs of the area taken in 1978,
Cooknell,s`tated that the Center will be built in two phases. This is Commercial Retail
and is not going to bring Children into the schools and it is not going to bring an
extra load for City facilities. Cooknell stated that the Center will bring dollars
into the community and an excess of 250 employees.
The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Marvin Bodine to accept the
South Gate Annexation.
Williams, nay; Kingsford, nay; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
Motion Carried with the Mayor breaking the tie.
AgendaCrestwood Estates Subdivision #3 - Located Southeast Intersection of Linder & Franklin
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Glaisyer abstained from action. -
John Matzinger, Engineer and Dave Schmidt, Consultant, were present representing
Crestwood Estates Subdivision #3.
Gary Smith, Engineer stated that the main concern was the overall traffic pattern and,.
general development plan to the property to the South. '
The primary problem is extension of streets across Ten Mile Drain. j
Access was discussed. Basic plan was to have less traffic on and off Franklin
and use Linder.for safety.
Fire Chief Welker stated that area to the South should have another entrance way
and a large area within the center part of Subdivision that would be very difficult
to get into, or turn around, with Fire Truck.
The Motion was made by'Williams and seconded by Kingsford to approve Crestwood
Estates Subdivision #3 Preliminary Plat with the stipulation of regulation of the
Fire Marshal being taken in account.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea
Glaisyer, Abstain
Agenda
7 Cherry Creek Mobile Manor - (Located SW Intersection of Cherry Lane & Linder)
Jim Fuller was present representing proposal as owner
Mel Cope spoke, representing Jim Fuller, stating that proposal involves 52 Acres of
Mobile Home Park, 265 Mobile Home spaces.. City sewer & City water.
Mayor Storey stated that caution should be used upon approval of Mobile Home Parks
as several have been turned down in past years.
Cope distributed a report from the Ada County Assessor explaining the tax base.
Lift Station was discussed.
Ward stated that he felt that using the lift station of Cherry Lane Village would
put undue stress on that one lift station.
Ric Orton stated that Fuller plans to include a lift station in the third phase of
g the development, approximately 3 to 5 years. Thr' first two phases would be in the
gravity portion and thr: third WoilId in(.IIld" tht, por} loo thnt tin', ►r, f,N Stlr lwl
by gravity.to the lift station drid th"n ul, 41114 out
Planning & Zoning March 12, 1979
City Council April 2, 1979
COMMENTS
Leishman �-Plex
I
4-Plex
Location. 210 E. Ada Street
Powers 2nd Addition
By: Gordon Leishman
General Bldg. Contractor
2595 S. Blackcat Rd.
Meridian, ID
ITEM:
1. Meridian Fire Dept: Does not recommend
1) At this time the Meridian Fire Dept. cannot give proper and adequate
fire protection with the equipment it now has. With the 1% Tax
Initiative we will not have the funds to properly give protection.
2) No access to back of building
3) Need Height or more about type of construction
2. Planning & Zoning approved (3) units or 15 units per acre,
contingent on resubmittal 3.12.79
Approved Tri-Plex 4.2.79 by Council
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Agenda
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Citizen Center, Business Office Development - Design Review
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Dick Obendorf was present representing the request.
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Four-Plex at 210 E. Ada, Design Review.
Pipkin abstained from consideration because of a family tie.
Obendorf stated that it will be a financial center. Citizen Bank has purchased property.
He outlined changes in the design. They will provide office space with possiblyi'
tear down the present house and put in a Four-Plex. Parking was'discussed - there
limited retail. He outlined traffic patterns. They have agreements with Zatica':
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but not to the east. They are planning for limited traffic type businesses.
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Tewksbury inquired if there was plans for the corner. Obendorf presented 'a AND `plan'
for the north curve. The designs were discussed.
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Alan Giltzow discussed parking. He stated that Citizens Bank is committed to the
project.
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The Motion was made by Tewksbury and seconded by Orton to accept the Design Review of
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Citizens Center.,
Orton pointed out that there is .6 to .7 miles with no access to the north and that
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any extension will be a problem. This should be kept in mind.
Motion Carried: Pipkin Abstained; All yea
Sharp outlined it was a mixed use area.
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Four-Plex at 210 E. Ada, Design Review.
Gordon Leishman was present representing the request. He stated that they want_to
tear down the present house and put in a Four-Plex. Parking was'discussed - there
is access for four (4) places from the alley and four (4) from East Ada.
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Orton inquired what the density would be; it was calculated to be 21.
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Sharp inquired who would live in there.
Leishman stated perhaps Senior Citizens or small families.
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Orton outlined the Comprehensive Plan recommendations for Old Town bat felt there+was'
a problem with the density.
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Sharp outlined it was a mixed use area.
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Tewksbury discussed alleys.
Orton inquired if they would resubmit at an acceptable density.'
Leishman stated that they could cut one unit out and go for a Tri-Plex.
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The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Pipkin -that they recommend approval.pf
three (3) units , or 15 units per acre, contingent on resubmittal..,,
Motion Carried: Tewksbury, nay
,
y,
Agenda
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Rocky Mountain Sprinkler in Crestwood Industrial Park - Design Review.
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Evan Law was present representing the request. He outlined theirproposal.
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Sharp inquired what they would be using the property for.
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They will be manufacturing sprinklers. It was clarified that their buildings will be �
the same as those put up by Huico.
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Law stated that the water and sewer lines are in place along with other utilities.
They have complied with City ordinances.
Orton stated that he felt more information was needed.
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The Motion was made by Mitchell and seconded by Tewksbury to accept the Design
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submitted from Rocky Mountain Sprinkler.
Motion Carried: All Yea
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Meridian City Hall
.3.
April 7, 1975
Agri Lines, Parma
Wa
er Lifter
Delivery 4 weeks
Peerless
Nmp
$159789.92 (Wiring not
included)
Johnson Pump
$14,926.6o
E
These bids were turned
ov
r to the
consulting engineer for
review and
-evaluation- The Cit,,
Cou
tc
again-ce-n-4 A em th" ids ol
i4tii,
at 7:30 p.m.
x-n-ce #279
S D&ECRIBEI
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The Mayor read Ord
PROPERTY WHICH
-er
titled; AN ORDIN&CE REZO
AS LOTS 1 THROUGH 59 BLOCK
IING C 3MIN REMUL
29 OF THE
a
• Bt cK 8 t or
BOWER'S SECOND
DIT
ON TO
MERIDIAN9 ADA COUNTY, IDA
.
The Motion was made
y W.
D. S
ver and seconded by ha N
varro that the
-rulee and provisions
omuces
be
read on three differ
nt
ys be
dispensed with and t t Or
inanc #279 as
read be ss n
p o
.
Motion passed:
Skiver,
yes;
Rasmussen, yea; Bodine,,
ea; N varro, yea.
The Mayor brought up
the 1.5
acre
park development matter.
-RepresefftivesofestDistrict
that they were willipg
toIcoope
ate with the City in this
rogra .
Those present were G
n Larry Wisely
rdonlCleve
;g
est
and Dave Tidwell.
thr 321st B-attali.o U.S.
Armes eserves
Center, located at 4
0 Foxt
Street,
Boise, was prese t and
iodic ted that
his unit could a s
the
Co
itv with the landsca
The W stern
Ada Recreation Distr
ct,
he City
ed
and Mr. Wisely arloir
o get together
in the near future t
mak
make
some
plans for these o wi
h the Bureau of
Outdoor Recreation m
f funds
in the amount ofto
a involved.
The meeting was set
or Tuesday
2;00 p.m. to look th
grounds together
attempt to decide
It was noted that theapplication
what
c_ours
of action to take iz this
should be placid by
matte .
kpril 14th, 1975.
The Mayor thanked the
representative
of the BOR who ittendad
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the Council meeting
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The Mayor made a sta
emen cont
ruing the matter of the
City
of Meridian
remainii a member o
the.Ada Cecil
of Governments.
The Motion was made
by Ma vin Bodine
and seconded by
Kenneth
Rasmussen that
------the
' th
r the �-Counci
move
rnment and
discontinue members
pin this body.
Motion passed;
Roll call showed
all yea.
Skiyr� _ye
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L Rasmussen. yea; Bo
ne
ea-varro ea.
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The Mayor explained �
I
he mason
or discontinu mem
ershiOG.
In receiving Federal
Fund*, it Is
not necessary to b
a me
this
organization as the
ity bras le
to believe; ACOG
s a Bda
County,
-4d
oriented form of adm
nist ation�that
leaves no need
ortunity;
The mmeting times cu
int. the
lected officials day
bussivities;
-Ziesmall city needs
are of th
same as the needs o
theBoise
and Ada County,
Mr. Skiver made additional
rem
ks. He also had bee
lead
to be save
Meridian City Hall
.3e
March 39 1975
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Larry Hoffman was present
to di
cuss the Crestwood Subdivision.
The Hard
copy of the p att was
examined
y Sumner Johnson an
e plans
and
specifications
were discussed. These
installations
have been inspected
and
ap
roved by the
Work's Depar ment Bruce
Stuart
n ngi.neer Ric Ortor.
Mr. Johnson stated that
1
st November
there were several
iltems
that
needed
correction.hese i
ems IFave
been
resolved.
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The Motion was made
y W.
D. Sk
ver and seconded y
rvin
o in
a e_
Crestwood Subdivision
#1 hard
copy
be approved and that
th
plan3
and
specifications a ap
.rove
ai3
n.�3taTTa-tions �e -ecce
e a
con
rm ng o
the plans and specif
cati
Skiver,
ns.
yed;
Motion passed:
Rasmussen, yea; Bodine,
ea; N
varro, yea.
Request for rezone o
a parcel
of
land, Lots 1 through '
Blo
k 2 or
the Bown
Lots 14hro"
eek 8 of Bowers Secerd-Additien4
specifically
Addition and
located South of Bow
r from
Easi
3rd and East 2nd, North
of
the
lley, between
Better and Ada Street.
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This request is to re
-zone from
"A" to "ir",
The Mayor stated the
the;devel
per must bear the costs
of
pu 1i
a ion an
charges involved in
one hange
Attorey,
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John Fitzgerald, Cit
stated that the rezo
e statutes
re no 00
clear as to the meth
d of zone change.
hearing s
ould be held in this
The Mayor felt that
matter
to gLve-adjacent
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property uwnurz
11cii
ii e
-roc-ms
in
Mr . Groff s, v
op wou
i to o ow w p
87k;epti
to take
this matter.
e sa e i
t a -ons
�n-aI-use— coul
ofanted tf�
adjacent property owners
pprov
this type of use.
The City Attorney st
ted that p
op in an area who are
to
be affected
in a
zone change should be
involve .
He thought that the
City
could
proceeds
1. take action
cone ming
the proposal of the
Lanni
g an
Zoning
to allow tha
req ested
use.
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-change
the
onin or trance to cover the pr
cedar
desired
n s
type of req
est.
Mr. Fitzgerald stated
a so that Mr. Groves had done all
that
he
ad been
instructed to do uv
o this poiLt and further _dela
s be
omin
a problem
to him.
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the City by a public
tlt - tit yhas rezon e
hear�ng and an ordinance if zone
-t-�Zmu--Xreas
s
change
is
within
approved
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e p oper •ours e of-
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o on was ma e_
y ver an secon e y
ary
o n
e
City Council take th
necessary steps to rezone this
proer
y by
taking the
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steps as sn a pas
or oning grope— r prepare two
pu
c noes and
an ordinance to proclaim
at the time of hearing the
ctio�
taken,
The Mayor stated'he
thoug,t tha the Commissions.rec
mmen
tion
should be
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recogn�e an wou
e --i" o o granf t i�req
a
mo
n i s
would fulfill the stat
utu__ _
Mr. Johnson stated that
h� felt that the affected pe
ple
ould
be notified
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ani--a-Il�w��i-Q �at�e
a•. �ar�ngin ma ers off- s
.
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on was ma e
y `w, _D_,__ZR._ve_r_a__na seconded by Parvin
Bodi
e that
Mr. Groves be,'allowed
a special use permit based on Ihe
zone
request
until
---proper
steps can e
n er a cen o rezone this area
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Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission
August 16, 1976
Meridian Planning ard
Zo
g Commission called to order by
the Chairman
Willard Rowley,
Members Present: Oven
Others present: Bruce
Winchester;
sty ne ®aaa�.c ; acbar
Martin Fabricius; Euge
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t;
The first Item disc
on Overland on the Vorth
sse
as an area V4 of a mile Vest ol
side to the freeway,
Merldo
Itis area could be favordFe
the Interstate Inte
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cepto
commercialeve opine
parcel to the East s M-
on
Jun
11 mi
ed.
Lls or g
Commercial for a bu
n Las
inesseo
o one OUB why 6 arta
as
�
e Landmark urine
s Cenou
of our p annang areao
Millard Rowley stated
Dors
Oli sones lot east of Storeys
Feed and
Seed
on ower s as a
and cardboard pac
ss
g bus
a propose use o an auto
nesse
o e
c
-Whis could be object
Annette Hinrichs su
ona
geste
e u s a permitted usoo
to tell the City Council o m
o eff
its to
proceedwitha mac
ea,
The Fabricius a Winchester
land will be discussed agitin during
the
hearing,
This an nes East'o_f_Kek-iff3an_aHd
Pine and Locust Grove
as
Vestof Loous ove J
erase shaped parcel.
ontlig
on.
The eaatter • of the future
streets; feeder streets
neighborhood parks.
tp
8t
pla=12g was discussed Annette Mnrioho
curved
coll ctor streets$ various de
.- of - d lebljng
suggested
sties
assigned as areas;
Rearing began at 8:CO
P.M.in
t e Council room,
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Idaho Power Substation
There was no objeot
pr
t
on to
posed to be built in Ada County
so
this roposal,
be presented in this matter,
and located
and-locunt
Too
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No comment was inte
ded tD
u
'nter9
ntin
e p
tin
Landmark Business C
Eugene bright rrepres
- a r3ciuu� ®rye-- sus of-
Locust G. ovo.
locat d west side of ColeRoad-
Y2 mil
South
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ester
-6-n-Tine
o Martin
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ope�� east o e y r n
and
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This matter came up'previously
-matter'-1 aa_t1brned--�O
Mr, Wright stated th3.t
iefore the Planning and Zo7ning
futiqe sewer lines are to pass
aid
throuEh
this
this
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propery, s wool
as well as a place f
be dv� sous or s parope y
r th proposed Meridian sewer line t
z
be p
ne
acedo
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Meridian Planning Co
een c e qn y the County Comm' ssio
ammiss on was informed,
ers, the
Meridian City Hall
April 25. 1975.
Special
Meeting called to order
by
the
Mayor, Don M. Storey,
ounci
an Present: W. D.
kiver
Kenn th Rasmussen; Marvin Bodine.
Bids
were opened for t
e 1a
Johnavarro, Absent:
n of water lines to deliver wa
er frcm
the
ell Nimber
8 location intc
the
t aater
lines,
A Bid from Paul Ross was
ope
T
iis bld�shnwed n�
lared
la non-ResponsivO bid
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The
next bid opened was
from MayLie
mCom an it
f
2 0
his bid is over the Engine e
is b
d
T
e motion was made by
Marvin
Bodine
and seconded by Kennet
Rasm
ssen,
hat tI
e City Reject all bids
and
request
later bids to be ol ened
1975.
otion
assed. Ski ver. e
• RampussenA
Y • Marvin Bodine,Yeas
T
e Motion was made by
4arvinBodi
a and seconded
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income
he Ma or be appointed to a t as the fduei for the Security DifeAc
entComrany of Denverto fulfiU the requirement of the Employge Retirement
Security
Ace of 1974 an Act
Motion1passed,
Skiver, a•
Bodine,
Ye
• Rasmussen Yea.
The
Motion was made by
i. D.
Skiver6
and seconded by Maivin Eodine.
that
Conditional
use permit be
ranted
to Evans
Lumber Comppny for the
use
9.s a
umber
Storage Lots 1 hhroug
59 Block
2,
of the amended Plait, of
hown a
dition
o Meri
ian, and Lots 1 through
6
Block
8 of Bower's second addition
t
Neridian.
Notion
passed. Skiver, yea
Aasmussen,
Yea; Bodine, Yea.
T
motion was made by UT. D.
Skiver.
and seconded by Ke eth
smus
en
hat the
following lights be
located
for
the Street Lightin progr3m
improvement
_
e West
Franklin Road
_
229 Club
1-175 Pratt
m
2. West
Franklin Road
ine
Crestwoo
SQ
1-175
1-175n
1r n
n
-ne
& Lin er Road
Linder Road & Maple Ave.
1-i75
1-1751'
n n
tt
Lin' -crier Road & Elm Plac
Road & Nor h Ga a Ave.
1-175L3nder
1-1 5treet
R*We
& Carlt n
& E. 3r Str et
11102211
t1 1211
1-175
1-17
11ashington
11block
north f Ea t Was
Road & Cherry LaLe
ton Ave.
1-175
1-175
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Meridian City Hall .2. April 14, 1975
The Mayor mentioned
he E ans Lumber Company desired
lari icati
n concerning
where a lumber yard
"C" Commercial at th
ould be placed. This was the parcel
last Council meeting. One place
f lani
in he or
zoned
inane
lumber yards are in
They felt that the r
ndus rial Retail. Businesses are
tail business was the scope o their
in 'CIO Commercial.
intent
The City will interpret
tis business as a retail endeavor,
Surface #3. located
at tl and 'tate, is not in oper
tion.
Bruce Stuart, Work's
Mayor instructed _him.to
The Mayor instructed
Sup' ., is getting bids for a pump
t this in operation and to
and motor.
keep t in
for
The
Dperation.
two hour
that the signs that have been purchased
parking be put up by
possible.
the Rolic—e'ge—partment and WorkIEepa
tment
as soon as
Ric Orton presented
the W ll bids.
These bids were variable
adding those items t
nd ne ded to be placed on a
at hsd been omitted as a total cost
comparable
after installation.
basis by
Gem State Pump and Irrigation
o 82Q,131ackfoot Road,
Meridian was
the
apparent low bidder.
Gem State Pump and Irrigation
The Engineers recommendation was
for a bid of S12,520.00,
the proposal
that the
of
ity request
in writing, Gem State
equipment.
Pump to proceed with the ordering
j
of the
cessary
This order contingent
Contractor shall
on heseitems:
fur ish detail sketches of all
equip ent included
in
the proposal showing
both materials and performance
dime sion, sizes and provide detit
f all the equipment;
s eci is
ions or
That the Contra
orderly and workmanlike
for 5hall install the above men
m neer within two (2) working
ione equipnent
day from
in an
the time
they are notified by
The Contractor
the City r their representative)
shall coordinate with a contractor
ooder
t co so;
(t be selected
by
he City to provide
contractor shall be
a wo king nstallation. It is
responsible for only those matters
tood t
pertaining
at e
to delivery
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an installation of
Meridian of April 7,
the a uipme t included zn thi r dubmittal
1975
to
t1le City o
An analysis of pump
proposals iL included with these
minutes.
The Motion was made
by Ke eth Rasmussen and seconded
by w. D. Skiver
that
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the installation ofhe
and Irrigation in toe
p mp an motor for Well #8 b
amo nt of $12 520.00 with the 14gineer
gra ted t
recommendations
Gem Pump
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as listed above be fulfilted.
M
I
S ivir._y
i
Navarro,
yea.
Ric Orton explained
the D
tribu
to M)ridian
o ll #8 lines to
e int the system.
Street and to the area
i_s a se the
water from
the new well and di
Lines need to exten
East of
East First St.
The Pump House will
The building is to
be ap
ontaii
roxim telt' 12' x 20' and of
louv red openings for coo
metal baked
ing c,irculation.
enamel finish.
The
matter of a fan for
cooli
g is o be considered if needed
The Mayor asked Mr.
the City.
Orton
concerning the type of water
tower to
be used by
Mr. Orton stated that
tower hookl et would --div
tow
rs come in many shapes and
specifications.
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The
rye is
Meridian City Hall .6.
The City of Boise islthe
Keff opolitan mower_' an.
from the City of Boie, o
all others deriving ewag
Mr. skiver remarked oncei
Commission of the Ci y plf
developments. The C mmis:
required in Subdiviti on m�
ted to supply
A -1:e e`ror po cy is en se
ering assurance of the des re
treat enl;- tlarougYl ariy plan --t
March 59 1973
the
g
cooD4rate with
--nee io info rr� thb l fi iYi� A Z�YIY
for the delivery of orate grid fiewer to new
ne cIs�his guidance to nk4 he de �Ymm
Iters.
Bill Luke came befor the �Counc to announce that th MilitaryCorp. of —
Engineers under some circuMs ancs ora'TL-perform pro e s o Ian eve ng
and engineering programs as pracltice training if the City an arrange for it.
Iie suggested that th s should Ve kepi in mind 3f any roIe t nee a -fie —
planned.
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their business "Old orld Arts" �On�acres of an an ines s--) tore for
Chandler Supply is c ntem latin the building o a u _wit emp� y
50 - 60 employees in the aperat>on of the wood manufacturing products plant.
These developers havo requested annexation of their property whi h lies
Nord off` -the ra-ilroa��radks axi st of street a --Bio P way- venue.
rangraments--��nu�t-btalMade-at a l' e
__us -of 'tom-1rat Litt' Surer.
--- Th Motion.
Arts" �y Marvin Bddine_and _�ecnnded-by_ John "vary --th t the _
11 " erty be annexed and that it be z ned limite industrial.
Motion passed: (Skiver, ye ; Ellis, yea; Bodine, yea; I Navas o, yea.
Neil Cartwright _plan a rtai
l tore and workshop whe�e t_h Wilk n1 s Blacksmith_ _
Shop was formerly log ated at Meridian and East Bower, on the Southeast
intersection. The '�uild�ng inspector was instructed to 1 ok at the plans
of the building he plans to bulid and to make sure t t it will fit on the -
property he is consiierinO. If;there are any problems he 3hould bring this — -- -
to the City Council! attention.
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�Keith' Ellis, Fire Co miss'oner_�-land _Fire Chief Roger _Mielker have inspected
LDS Church and f nd no fire 'walls in the attic a1,,� no fat ora ks through
_
Ithe
_-t_he attic, They -are to cooperatebinall-
- walks th_routhe attic
length and later to place a suitable type of fire oral .
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.Ordinanpe_-NAN ORDINAaCEeR4ZO�INdeCERTAIN REAL PROPER WHIG _ - — — `
jI235 fh _entitled,___ _
jV E CH IS PTNUATED
-- IN THE 81 OF THE- SWC -(OF- -THF ,fid, SECTION , TOWSHIP NQR�-----
RANGE 1 WST, .M., DA COUNTY, IDAHO, A ALL 9F BLO K 7 AND
--- - - - - - THE NOItTHi 136.6 FEET Or-- BLOGK 6- OF -TI?E Alf ED LAT 0 -�'vA. -RI=SE, S_---
THIRD ADD TION TO TH� CITY OF MERIDIAN, A l COUNTY, IDAHO,
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The Motion was made y Ketth Elis and seconded by Marvin Podine that the
-tio5
—
rules - anci previ-sionsf
be read on three different
t}f-
days be
all -rules
dispensed with and
3Ti-ng--t
thatjOrdin
t ordinazicea
ce Number 235
-be -passed --__,—
.
Motion passed: Skiver, yea;
Ellis, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea.
Meridian Planning an d Zoning
February 17, 1975.
Meeting called to order by the Ac
ing Chairman,
Don Robetts.
Members present: Don Rober s; Willard
owlet'; Owen Frost.
Others present: Kent Barn ; Jim
Fuller;
Ric Orton; Marvin Odin
; jess
Groves
Bob Eoff'%star
Schle
ewa .
ob E ff owner of Custom Concreti
Products,
came before the Commission
to request
conditional use permit to conduit
treet in Meridian,Id aho.
a business
of manufacturing septic
tanks
at 229 Merid:
A petition was presented containing
the names of at least 75%
of the
residents
thin 300 feet of his property agreeing
that the did not ob ect to
Mr.
Eoff using
his property for this purpose.
. Eoff stated that he fi
ed th
t he could find a la ger Olace
to
operate
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from by next winter.
Tits motion was made by Owen
rost
and seconded by Willard Ro
ley that
the
commission recommeng to the City
oncre a products be allowed to o'erate,in
""ouncil
that Mr: Eoff operating the
an•A residential mader
Cu
a special
um-_
use
permit until January lst, 1976. 1
Notion passed: All Yea.
i
Jess C. Groves, w as. resent
to present
a letter request -mg tle
rezcne
for
ots_ 1 through 5, -Black 2, of the
Bown
Addition to Meridian and
oats 1
through
Bl k 8, of Bowers Second Addi
ion t6
Meridians to be rez ned 10
from
"A"
residential.
T is property is locat d Sou�h of
Bower from East 3rd to Eas
2pd,
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and North -_
a Lumber
-
-
f the alley between Bower and Ad� Th1Ls
property intends to be 4sed
b
ompan for lumber storage.
The motion was made by illa�d Row
Ley and seconded by Omn Frost
that
the
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Commis4lion recommend to the City_JP�?uncil
I,
-rezone ots 1 Through *5, Blo k _2, of thelBown
lock 3. of Bowers Second A diti_ to Meridian,
that the nedessary steps
be taken
to
Addition to Meridian.
from A hesid ntia
and Lots
to, "C"
1 through 6,
Commercial,
Motionj ssed. A11 Yea. ___
_ entt.Barney and Jim Fu ler
on to discus"
Blacsat
to a PUD Planned baneve
cel
road
ment)
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0 325 acres
which hey wish to request a Zono change
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE REZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WHICH S DESCRIBED
AS LOTS 1 THROUGH 5, BLOCK 2, OF THE BOWN ADDITION TO MERIDIAN,
AND LOTS 1 THROUGH 6, BLOCK 8, OF BOWER'S SECOND A DITION TO
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of th City of
Meridian, have concluded that it is in the best in erest of
said City to rezone certain real property which is described
as follows:
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Lots 1 through 5, Block 2, of the Boww idtion to Meridian,
and Lots 1 through 6, Block 8, of Bower's Second Adition to
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
Section 1. That the following described prope ty:
Lots 1 through 5, Block 2, of the Bown Addition to eridian,
and Lots 1 through 6, Block 8, of Bower's Second Ad ition to
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho.
be rezoned "C" Commercial.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in full fo ce and
effect from and after its passage, approval and pub ication
as required by law.
Passed by the City Council and approved by the Mayr-Gf- - -
the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 7th d y of April,
1975.
AMBROSE.
FITZGERALD &
CROOKSTON
ATTORNEYS AND
COUNSELORS
929 EAST FIRST
MERIDIAN. IDAHO
83842
:LEPHONE 888-4481
ROVED:
1.
OFFICIALS
HERALD J. COX. CITY CLERK. F.O.
HELEN RYKER. TREASURER
GARY L. GREEN. CHIEF OF POLICE
BRUCE D. STUART. WORK SUPT.
JOHN O. FITZGERALD. ATTORNEY
ROGER WELKER. FIRE CHIEF
HUB OF TREASURE VALLn• '
�` A Good Place to Live
ITY OF
DIAN
728 Meridian; Street
MERIDIAN, `IDAHO
83642
Phone 888-4433
DON M. STOREY
Mayor
April 28, 1975
Commercial Properties
1450 West Bannock Street
Boise, Idaho 83706
Attn: Jess Groves
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
COUNCILMEN
JOHN R. NAVARRO
WAYNE D. SKIVER
MARVIN R. BODINE
KENNETH W. RASMUSSEN
HERALD J. COX. TRAFFIC BUREAU.
SEC. ZONING & PLANNING
During a� special Council meeting held April 25, 19759
the Motion was -made. -seconded and passed to allow a con-
ditional use permit for lumber storage to Evans Lumber for:
Lots 1 through 51 Block 29 of the Bonn Addition to
Meridian, and Lots 1 through 4, Block 89 of
Bowers Second Addition to Meridian®
For the Mayor and Council,
Y d Cox
y Clerk
EJC:ln
cc: File
Boron Addition
Bowers Second Addition
February 10, 1975
The Honorable Don Storey
Mayor of Meridian
Herald Cox,, City Clerk
Wayne Skiver, Chairman
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Gentlemen:
JESS C. GRCVES
Broker
a�
OMMERCIAL PROPERTIES
1450 WEST BANNOCK STREET, BOISE, IDAHO 89706
ACQUISITION,
DEVELOPMENT &
INVESTMENT SPECIALISTS
OFFICE 944-6502
RES: 888-5730
Attached is a map indicating a parcel of land in the
city of Meridian, described as follows:
Lots 1 through 5. Block 2, of the Bown Addition
to Meridian, and Lots 1 through..6;� Block 89 of
Bowers Second Addition to Meridian.
We ask that the above described parcel be rezoned from
residential to commercial or industrial zoning.
The intended use is for a lumber storage and future
warehouse facility for Evans Lumber Company of Meridian.
The existing buildings will be removed and the lot will
be cleaned of existing debris.
We will need the requirements necessary to complete the
rezone of the subject property. Due to the availability
of the land, it is necessary to complete the rezone by
March 3, 1975. ,
Please advise by letter, the requirements and if the
proposed timing is possible.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Best regards,
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