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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMeridian Place Subdivision Project File■; GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION, FOR SUBDIVISION APPROVAL Meridian Planning & Zonine Commission Applicatione9 must be Presented at Cita' Hall by the S000nd Monday of the Month for Plaming & Zoning PJERIC.)JAIQ `PLAGF— �jc.a�plvrsiotil ' Proposed linins of Subdivision oneral Locati®n� . Filing Infos tion 3 @ R JE ,. F_ -).M. ADA GoLj `r'Y_ EIZIDIAJ 'PLAZE 'lioant (Name W-1 LTD• '^ .7 Is E_ 1'DA 1"v 6t'70 - Telephone t'70 - Telephone l oo Vr:: rZ L 6r. k I N6r . P rm . o 0','.�� (Engineers Surveyor or Planncer Nare (Talophona F1oo Jurisdiction(c) Requiring Approval -F, F.S I `D QJ T! N I _. Typa of Subdivision—Resident—ia Coanerci. al l coaptod. bya ) l: �P l� ; ■; GENERAL INFORMATION APPLICATION, FOR SUBDIVISION APPROVAL Meridian Planning & Zonine Commission Applicatione9 must be Presented at Cita' Hall by the S000nd Monday of the Month for Plaming & Zoning PJERIC.)JAIQ `PLAGF— �jc.a�plvrsiotil ' Proposed linins of Subdivision oneral Locati®n� . Filing Infos tion 3 @ R JE ,. F_ -).M. ADA GoLj `r'Y_ EIZIDIAJ 'PLAZE 'lioant (Name W-1 LTD• '^ .7 Is E_ 1'DA 1"v 6t'70 - Telephone t'70 - Telephone l oo Vr:: rZ L 6r. k I N6r . P rm . o 0','.�� (Engineers Surveyor or Planncer Nare (Talophona F1oo Jurisdiction(c) Requiring Approval -F, F.S I `D QJ T! N I _. Typa of Subdivision—Resident—ia Coanerci. al l coaptod. bya ) 9 1:(o SUBDIVISION FEATURES 1. 2V Acres i'Z Number of Lots T900 t0 12700 qr- Dimensiono of Loto 2, l jZ.0 Acres of Land in Contiguous O�mership 30 '?GTo 0 S,� . Minimum Lot Sizes 4o Existing Zoning Classification -- 5, Has Request Been Made to Change Zoning? Y013 no 6. Zoning Request & Under What Name? 111a nIPROVEVMT3 PROPOSED AND REQ,U11RED Ordinance Proposed conformance (applicant) (ataff) 1. Street Standard 60' Right of qday Other Request 20 Curb and Gutter (Type) 3. Sidowalks Location & Widths 91W K/WJ ft (5C2 k Alleys L4 _0 N �. bio Street Names F, `p LA Py s Must not conflict with Grid system c 5. Domestic dater Supply (a) (Individual) (well) (b) (Central) (City) (c) (Location of existing lines) Glzy W BI.L LAO. (d) (Location of proposed lines) 5 � `PLANS 6. Method of Sewage Disposal (a) (Individual) (b) (Central) (c) (Locations of existing lines) (d) (Locations of proposed lines) `P LA 7. Method of Storm Water Disposal (a) ( location of existing lines) g2L) 15, (b) (Location of proposed lines) Q5 . 8o Irrigation Water Supply Provided_ (If irrigation orator supply not yes no providods has roa boon withdrawn 3 6 --'from DIistriet? yes no 90 Power and Phono (a) (underground) (b) (Ovorhead) loo Natural Gas Ila Mar Utility �•s X1Ie Continued 120 Are Easements for 5,6,7,$,9, 109 110 Providad and where located? S'�ve `PL OS . •13e Are Fire Hydrants Provided, where located? 1$e Are Street Lights. Provided, where located? • 15© Area to be dedicated to public or semi-public areas (a) School Site(s) (b) Public parks site(s) (c) Common area for residents (d) Water supply, pumphouse (e) Sewage disposal area (f) Other .1Jr-C N'tlotJ PONDS . 16e Location of existing dedicated streets and thAir t-Adths at tho point 1=odletoly adjacent to propoced dovelopment. 17o Vicinity Map (scale 1" - 3900) -- 2 copies . 18e Contour map of area. 19e Existing Buildings. to remain or be removed? L 200 1" ® 1000 drawings showing general plan, and adjacent subdivision -2 coploo, 210 Proposed protective covenants. 22e Exmmination by city Engineer. lVe BUILDING PROGRAM (To be completed by applicant) le Typo of buildings (Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Combination) 'Ikt�S 2e Typo of dwellings (Single-family, duplexes, multi-family=51 tal), multi- family (sale), combination) 511J6-,LT,-I%AhAj -q LJOIT I UNIT �1 Garages Attached Detached Off street parking 2 space par unit g Story Building 14atoria1_ U ll LT ► V A L- Basements Water Tabl e Stu 'P�4s�M IUTS Drivoway width 11 Typical Building Prico , Oo0 • °� moo® -PE- Ulu tT i • Vo RESTRICTIONS AND DESIGN n1FOFMTI0N 9 • 1, Allowed Land Uses 2. Minimum Lot Area 3• Minimum Lot Frontage 4, Minimum Foot Width Uront Sotback 5o Minimum Lot Depth 6, Front Sotback 7. Side Setback 8o Side Streot Setback 9. Rear Setback _ 10, Percentage of Lot Coverage V1. SPECIAL DISTRICTS (Staff) l.School District 2. Fire District (or Dept.) 3• Sewer District (or City) 4a Irrigation District 5o ZJater Company or District 6. Other (Names Purpose) VLA,, RECORD OF APPROVAL (Staff) 1. Technical Review Committee 20 County Planning Commission 30 City Plane Comm. Name 4. County Surveyor (Final Only) 5. County Highway District (Final Only) 6. City Council Namo 7. Board of Ada County Co=isaion®r® (Final Only) '. Ordinance Proposed con_formanco ( applicant) ( Buff) &L2-rI Pk- L_ iA oco A sf f. u u u Name Approval Preliminary (date) Final (data) ATTACHMENT A _ MERIDIAN PLACE LTD. PROPERTIES A tract of land located in Section 6, T3N, R1E, Poise Meridian in AdaCounty, Idaho, more fully described as follotia�s: Beginning at the one-quarter corner common to Sections 5 and 6, T3N, R1E, B . Vi., Ada County, Idaho, said point being,the TRUE POINT OF , BEGINNING; i thence running S 89005' W a distance of 1,322,10 feet along the East said Section 6 to the Northeast corner of the and 'fest one-quarter line of ' NWµ of the SE 4 of ;said Section 6; ? ' feet along the. Easterly thence running's 0007' E a distance of 654.51 boundary of the said NW , of the SE a of said1Seation 6 to the Southeast corner of the Td of the said NW w of the SE ,, o said Section 6= 0 X2.03 feet along the East 'J. thence r'unnin-'S 89 20' W a distance of 1,3 and 'gest center line of the said Nle v of the SE 4 of Section 6 to the Southwest corner of'.the N z of the said NW of the SE 4 of Section 6; ° LI a distance of 1;966.94 feet along the'. ,:. thence running N 0 16 35": North and Sol�th one-quarter Northwest corner line of said Section:6 to the of the 5.4 w of the HE 4 of said Section 6; j thence running N 890'7'. E a distance of 2,647.45 feet along the North side. of the S ? of the said NE a of Section 6 toihe Northeast corner of the said S of the.NE 2 of Section 6; , thence ruHning S 0012' E a distance of 1,301.32 feet along the Section line between Sectionsand 6, T3N, R1E, B.M., Ada County, Idaho, to the TRUE POINT OHS B.%.GINi'�ING. !� The above-described property -of -way In00se andeofmrecord. or less and is subject to easements and rightsow way Verl G. King, .E. Project Engineer y corner of the E s of the SW 4 of the NW 4 o e w thence running' N 89020' E a distance of 1,309.44 feet along the North side of the S of the N ? of the SE w of said Sectj,on 6 -to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. The above-described property contains 19.7 acres more or less and is subject to easements of record or in'Wse. i. Verl G. King, P.4, Project Engineer a J ..;;.p _. �• ` AT'PACHMaT B PROPERTY DESCRIPTION (19.7 Acres in City Limits - Purchased from Don Es Garrett) A parcel of property located in the SE 4 of Section 6, T3N, R1E, <' Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more fully described as follows: Beginning at the one-quarter corner common to Sections 5 and 6, z Y T3N9 R1E, B. P!'. , Ada County, Idaho= _ " thence running S 0010'2.0" E a distance of 660.15 feet along the See - the NE 4 tion line common to Sections 5 and 6 to the Southeast corner of Y of the NE 4 of the SE v of said Section 6; G ,' thence running S 89020' 'd -a distance of 1,000:4•feet along the North 6 to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; side of the S -yof the N i of said Section ' thence running; True So:zth a distance of 395.87 feet to a point; thence running 'S 82035' E a distance of 20.12 feet to a point; ' thence running; ;S 0007' E a distance of 262.22 feet to a point;,.. y. `1l Sj thence running- S 89°30' W -a distance of 656.26 feet to a point; a thence running True North a distance of 6.6' feet to a point; thence running S 89°30' W a distance of 6694 feet to a point; , thence running'N.0°18'40" W a distance of 656%-46 feet to the Northwest' i 1 f th SE i of said Section 6; corner of the E s of the SW 4 of the NW 4 o e w thence running' N 89020' E a distance of 1,309.44 feet along the North side of the S of the N ? of the SE w of said Sectj,on 6 -to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. The above-described property contains 19.7 acres more or less and is subject to easements of record or in'Wse. i. Verl G. King, P.4, Project Engineer a J ATTACHMENT C i S PROPERTY DESCRIPTION - EARL HARMON A parcel of property located in the SE -1, Section 6, T3N, R1E, +` Boise Meridian Ada County, Idaho, more fully described as followst .- , •� �V Beginning at the one-quarter corner common to Sections 5 and 69 T3N, R1E, B.?.., Ada County, Idaho; • ' 1 0 thence running S 89 05' W a distance of 990.07 feet along the East `j and West one-quarter line of said Section 6 to the Northeast corner of 5 the W i of the Ma w 'of the NE w of the SE 4 of said Section 6, said point d� 5 +` being the TRUE POINT OF BEGIANING; thence run:ing'S 0007' E a distance of 655.96 feet along the North and South center line of the said NW w of the NE. of the SE 4 of Section 6; a 0 20 feet along the South a thence running S 89 ?_0 ad a distance of 33�• 3. g :I side of the said NW 1 of the NE w of the SE u of Section 6 to the South- ' west corner of said NM1 a of the NE ,1a of the SE !,of Section 6; thence runninP N 0o07' W a distance of -654.5,1 feet along the West amide of the said NW 4 of the tis A of the SE of Section 6 to the Northwest corner of the said Nal .N of the NE a of the Sod w of Section 6; thence running; N 89005' E a distance of 332.03 feet along the North side of the said NW w of the NE.y of the SE w of Section 6 to the TRUE POINZ OF BEGINNING,' ' t The above-described property contains 5.0 acres more or less, and is subject to easements of record or in use. �'. rKing, .E Engineer 1 7 r r . 1 i � � I 1 i , •i i i I H 1— _1 d� .•ts.• yiji pLpt i ., O . i" ijj6a S• p W 41 S a =a9�C . � iI ! � �,ZZZ9Z 3.00L0.6' E' i Y• J ,esoss .00, tt 1-4 Ta pt int p co 16 0 ti A JS sav .•a �v av 4' i I uw b . " d •r �9 I f/1 ur S lb •} �. 2 • uAj V oa .a SS +w� A m N k .. = U (yyam o y' � A •+•=11tL��? °rp �h to qy p, d � � J � Y� � Yd t nl � J4 .v�,'y.,c,�5 - �.v � S• °% ,rvn N a'p __cc yy N 6a'y d.1 O. � � H � N /, � � e% �19 •vrni IA aaa" I� ^ ` Y � • C � • I Nu. � � '� F /E �'y', 4 qpm`'+ � R � S •O � 'l, W i �' gi F� � mom. � x t d m 7 n ' • I = i7 BAB �k q ..a ? 0W y Ja A�lz �„o W sp• is e g a i�a� � o� P1; A n. � I 'm �� F•OaQ� >y�� a H I . � I L,•! ; I WAS_ .P H •W'N° .I a Sj W S /4t 4yi p D � d 0 V ,uo? ,nnd Y jY/ Q Jvp�. Q a'� •n a a� 7 H in k mrya H WhM�H•m� m " .) �. i 1\o\y • � ,1� 3 � $I � Q y Is � & I dg ,U6' G7 �pw �iJ•0 I i....�. .mow- .. _... .. o J -U -E ENGINEERS, INC. 250 South Beechwood Avenue, Suite 1 • Boise, Idaho 83709 • Telephone (208) 376.7330 July 19, 1991 Mr. Jon Barnes, President Properties West, Inc. 1401 Shoreline Drive Boise, ID 83706 Re: Harmon Property Sewer Dear Mr. Barnes: A. Connecting to the Chateau Drive sewer is not an acceptable alterna- tive. The 8" line will reach its hydraulic capacity with the current unumber of residences planned for this sewer. B. Extending the 10th Avenue Sewer is a partial solution. After evaluating the existing records, it is evident that the 10" sewer could be extended into the Harmon property to serve a portion of the area before the new sewer lines would become too shallow to meet current standards. We have estimated that the maximum amount of land serviceable by the 10th Avenue sewer is approximately 58 acres. In addition, we reviewed the current capacity available in the 10th Avenue Sewer. The City maps show that the 10" line ties to a 12" line at Willowbrook Drive which connects to a 15" trunk line just south of Willowbrook Drive. The 15" traverses westerly to a 24" trunk sewer just east of Meridian Street. We evaluated the capacity of these lines and determined that the critical line would be the 15" just as it reaches the 24". It was further determined that the 15" could be servicing about 495 acres plus the 58 acres for Harmon's property, or 553 acres. Using the following design criteria, the peak sewage flow can be computed: At your request, we have conducted a preliminary evaluation of the possibilities n 0 of NW providing sewer facilities to the Harmon Property located in the S 1/2 1/4 of Sec. 6, T.3N. R.1E., City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho. of the vJn Currently, the possible methods of sewering the property are: A. Connecting to the Chateau Drive sewer at Locust Grove Road, an 8" 0 line. B. Extending the 10th Avenue sewer through the Ewing Property" t -o the south boundary of the Harmon Property, a 10" line. C. Participating with the City in extending the proposed South Slough P trunk sewer to the northeast corner of the Harmon Property, line. a 21" We reviewed existing sewer maps to evaluate these alternatives. The following is an evaluation of each of the above possibilities: A. Connecting to the Chateau Drive sewer is not an acceptable alterna- tive. The 8" line will reach its hydraulic capacity with the current unumber of residences planned for this sewer. B. Extending the 10th Avenue Sewer is a partial solution. After evaluating the existing records, it is evident that the 10" sewer could be extended into the Harmon property to serve a portion of the area before the new sewer lines would become too shallow to meet current standards. We have estimated that the maximum amount of land serviceable by the 10th Avenue sewer is approximately 58 acres. In addition, we reviewed the current capacity available in the 10th Avenue Sewer. The City maps show that the 10" line ties to a 12" line at Willowbrook Drive which connects to a 15" trunk line just south of Willowbrook Drive. The 15" traverses westerly to a 24" trunk sewer just east of Meridian Street. We evaluated the capacity of these lines and determined that the critical line would be the 15" just as it reaches the 24". It was further determined that the 15" could be servicing about 495 acres plus the 58 acres for Harmon's property, or 553 acres. Using the following design criteria, the peak sewage flow can be computed: J -U -B ENGINEERS, INC* Mr. Jon Barnes July 19, 1991 Page 2 250 South Beechwood Avenue, Suite I — Boise, Idaho a Sewage Flow of 80 gallons/day/person (gpcd) Peaking factor of 3.0 2.8 persons per single family residence (per/sfr) 3.5 single-family residence per acre of land served (sfr/ac) 150 gallons per acre per day for infiltration (gpad) Therefore, the peak flow to be carried by the 15" trunk line is: Q peak = (553 ac)*(3.5 sfr/ac)*(2.8 per/sfr)*(80 gpcd)*3 + (150 gpad)*(553 ac) Q peak = 1.383 mgd (million gallons per day) the capacity of a 15" concrete sewer at a slope of 0.2% is 1.617 mgd. Therefore, the current trunk has capacity to service the Harmon property with a 17% safety factor. C. The South Slough trunk sewer will be required to service the remaining portions of the Harmon property, approximately 22 acres. The 22 acres O would be a strip of land running approximately parallel to the northerly boundary line (350 to 550 feet wide). As you are aware, the City of Meridian is actively pursing the extension of the South Slough trunk sewer. And, as always, the limiting factor is money. How p will the new trunk be funded? Discussions with the City have indicated that the trunk sewer is planned to service about 2,200 acres or about 7,700 residences. The preliminary cost estimate for this trunk is about $80 per running foot of sewer, which will include Engineering, easement acquisition, construction, administration and contingencies ($422,000 per mile). The City has budgeted for and will construct the first phase of the sewer, which will bring it to Meridian Street by next U year. In addition, a special trunk sewer assessment could be levied to help fund this sewer extension. We have estimated that approximately $550 per single-family residence could be assessed. To extend the South Slough to the northeast corner of the Harmon property, we have estimated a cost $422,000 (one mile extension). We also evaluated what fees could be collected by the City of Meridian for sewer connections and special South Slough assessments for the Harmon property project. Based upon the connection fees mentioned above and an estimated 3.5 residences per acre, the City would collect the following funds: A. Sewer Connection Fees: (80 ac)*(3.5 res/ac)*$750 = $210,000 r c J -U -B ENGINEERS, INC* 250 South Beechwood Avenue, Suite I — Boise, Idaho Mr. Jon Barnes July 19, 1991 Page 3 B. South Slough Assessment: (22 ac)*(3.5 res/ac)*$550 = S 42.350 Total Fees Assessed: $252,350 It is evident that this project alone will contribute enough cash to build 60% of the one mile of sever trunk required to reach the easterly boundary of the Harmon property. We hope the information presented herein will assist you in evaluation of the proposed development of the Harmon Property. Please call if you have any questions or require additional information. Sincerely, J -U -B ENGINEERS, Inc. UG?J O Gary A. Lee, P.E./L.S. GAL: Is cc: Jack H. Niemann, City of Meridian Gary D. Smith, P.E./L.S., City of Meridian rl APPLICATION FOR suBDIV°ISION APPROVAL Meridian Planning & Zoning Commission' Applicatioxnc must be presented at City Hall by the Soconi Monday of the Month for Planning & Zoning Filing Information GEMUL INPORMATION ,i MERIDIAN `PLAc1~ �ju�Drvrsrotil ' Proposed Name of Subdivision i -✓01.1 La T. 31�f ', R 1,- 15. M, �1 �A CouNTY. Genera3 Locati QT'TAc HF -D Legal Deooription Attach if Lengthy M��IDfAI�I��c� LTA Owner s) of RocorTolophona No* -'7Q7 -tomorsE SVA8-3707 Address 9 ME�I'Dr�N `PLAZE Applicant) (Name P. o, 77 0 7 ' g o V21, 6r. klNc?,� PE . Engineer9 Surveyor or Planne rZ 7rSo (�i T� M F-rZ dr►DIA Adess) r) (.Name) Q P -`D c.rrY or-- F���►�r�•ti J'Arisdiction a Requiring Approva _BE-sI1DF-QT"rNI_ Type Of Subdivision—Rceidential9 8 I'DA140 6S-10-7 9 Industrial aphono No© Tolophont� �d®� . 11sb0, • SVB.iJi VbSLVdV 6'i.'sATUlE w° r 1® 2.0 Acres i'z. Number of Lots _Was '10 1227vy I?r. Dimensions of Iota 2© l IZ.0 Acres of Land in Contiguous O=erahip 3® '7000 S,F . Minimum Lot Sizes 49 Existing Zoning Classification 5, Has Request Been Made to Change Zoning? yes no 6v Zoning Request & Under What Name? %gg© IMPROV1,2MTS PROPOSED AND REQUIRED 1, Street Standard 601 Right of Way Other Request 20 Curb and Gutter (Type) 3o Sidewalks Location & Widthe Alloys Ordinanco Proposed eonformanco ( applicant) ( staff) 50 ' A5HD. s7D. (onKoI.L 4o Street Names Must not conflict with Grid eyetom 5, Domestic Water Supply (a) (Individual) (well) (b) (Central) (City) (c) (Location of existing lines) GIT WCL[. No• (d) (Location of proposed lines) tis 6o Method of Sewage Disposal (a) (Individual) (b) (Central) (c) (Locations of existing lines) (d) (Locations of proposed lines) `P LA 1J S . 7o Method of Storm Water Disposal (a) (location of existing lines) 1.10N (b) (Location of proposed lines) 5ee 'PLAIDS . g' 8o Irrigation Water Supply Provided. (ifirrigation water supply not yea no provided 9 has rola boon uithdraw*n from District? yes no 9, Power and Phone (aa) (Underground) (b) (Overhead) loo Natural Gas llo Othor Utility %a IM, Continued 120 Are Easements for 5,6,7,8,9, 109 11, Provided and where located? 2LQS . '130 Are Fire Hydrants Provided, where located? 14o Are Street Lights Provided, where located?. al-rq . 15o Area to be dedicated to public or semi-public areas (a) School Site(s) (b) Public parks site(s) (e) Common area for residents (d) idater supply, Fumphouse (e) Seviage disposal area (f) Other -I1N1'IotJ PONS . 16e Location of existing dedicated streets and Choir %Adthe at tho point in=odi8toly adjacont to proposed dovolopment, 17e Vicinity Map (scale 1" a 3000) oe 2 cops©s . 18. Contour map of area, 190 Existing Buildings, to remain or be removed? c . 20® 1" = 1001 draidngs showing general playa, and adjacent cubdivicion-2 cople©o 2le Proposed protective covenantse . 22® Examination by city Engineers 4^ IVs kITG PROGRADE (To be completed by applicant) is Typ3 of buildings (Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Combination) 2s Typo of dwellings (Single-family, duplexes,.multi-family rental),multi- 9 ' family (sale), combination) s 1we@ L L AIVI IL't' U1�9I'f_ � C-oh19�a11.7A`f1O1U U ti,i -r � �o Garages Attached Basements dater Table Studyy j,3 s Detached Driveway Hridth !L - IEj' Off street parktinS Typical Building Prlco Z b ooO 2 space psr unit _+ a000 1 Stomp ex PEZ u jj t T Building k1ateria1 UL!L?IaA L- , • de Rh-STRICTIONS AND DESIGN INFORMATION I* Allowed Land Uses 2e Minimum Lot Area 3e Minimum Lot Frontage 4e Minimum Lot Width Vront Sotback 5- Minimum Lot Dopth 6. Front Setback 7e Sid® Setback 8. Side Street Setback 9• Rear Setback _ 10. Porcentage of Lot Coverage Vlo SPECIAL DISTRICTS (Staff) Name Approval l.School District 2e Fire District (or Dept.) 3o Sewer District (or City) 4. Irrigation District 5e Water Company or District 6. Other (Name, Purpose) V3210 RECORD OF APPROVAL (Staff) Preliminary (date) Find (data) A• 1. Technical Review Committee 2. County Planning Commission 3. City Plan. Comm. Name 4e County Surveyor (Final Orly) 5o County Highway District (Final Only) 6. City Council 7e Board of Adm County Commiseionera (Pinta Only) '� ATTACHMENT A -- - o A tract of land located in Section 6, T311, RIE, Poise Meridian in Ada County, Idaho, more fully described as follows: Beginning at the one-quarter corner common to Sections 5 and 6, T3N, RlE, B.F., Ad.a County, Idaho, said point being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING{ ` thence running S 89°05' W a distance of 1,32?.10 feet along the Eget r ,., and West one-quarter line of said Section 6 to the Northeast corner of the NW 4 of the SSIP ,1-, of said Section 6; thence running 'S 0007' E a distance of 654.51 feet along the Easterly boundary of the said NW w of the SE 4 of said Section6 to the Southeast ` corner of the Id a of the said Mal of the SE y of said Section 6{ n thence runnin-'S 89020' W a distance of 1,322.03 feet along the East { and 'Test center line of the sal d Nle v of the SE 4 of Section 6 to the Southwest corner of:the N z of the said NW of the SE a of Section 6; e' 016'35" W a distance of 1,966.94 feet along the', t..: thence running N 0 16 35" North and South one-quarter line of said Section:6 to the Northwest corner of the sS4 w of the NE 4 of said Section 6; i thence running; N 89°27: E a distance of 2,647.5 feet along the North side -of the S i of the said NE 4 of Section 6 r of to;he Northeast corne the said S of the 4 of Section 6; i thect ence rurininf* S 0°12' E a distance of 1,3A 3County,2 feetaIdaho, tolong the$theion line between Sections and 6, T3N, R1E, B.M., . TRUE POINT OF B'tGINNIM" R The above-described property contains 100.9 acres more or less and is subject to easements and rights -op -way in use and of record. Verl G. King, E. Prafeet Engineer a Colikul thence running N 89020' E a distance of 1,309-44 f et along the North side of the S of the N 2' I of the SE of said Section to the TRUE POINT A OF BICINNING. The above-described property contains 19.7 acres re or less and is subject to easements of record or in'tuse. 6/1Z rt�i Verl C. King' P. Project Eno -i eer e. ATTA HNaT B PROPERTY DESCRIPTIO14, (19.7 Acres in City Limits Purch4sed from Don 1C, Garrett) A parcel of property located in the SE 4 of Section 6, T3N, RlEl Gt Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more fully described s follows: s Beginnin..1. at the one -quarter corner common to Sect ns 5 and 69 n T3NO RlEv B.V., Ada County, Idaho; thence running S 0010'20" E a distance o f 660,15 fe t along the See - t the NE q tion line common to Sections 5 and 6 to the Southeast co er of on 6-, he NE 1 of the SE of said Section of t thence running S 89 020' Id a distance of 1,000A fee , 6 to the TRUE along the North POINT OF BIZINNING; P side of the s of the N of said Section thence running,True South a distance of 395*87 feet to a pointl thence running 'S 820351 E.a distance of 20.12 feet o a pointl thence running'S 0°07 a distance of 262.22 feet to a point;.. . hl thence running S 89030' W -a distance of 656 26 fee to a point= thence running True North a distance of 6,6,'feet t a point= thence running S 89030' W a distance of 669.6 feet to a pointl thence running,N .0018140" W 6 a distance of 56%,46 f '1 et to the Northwest' - 6: -r the2. L of the SW -1 of the M1 4 ! of the 4 0 saidSection Colikul thence running N 89020' E a distance of 1,309-44 f et along the North side of the S of the N 2' I of the SE of said Section to the TRUE POINT A OF BICINNING. The above-described property contains 19.7 acres re or less and is subject to easements of record or in'tuse. 6/1Z rt�i Verl C. King' P. Project Eno -i eer e. 3 ATT I • i 0 PROr•E,RTY DESCRIPTION - EARL HAREON A parcel of property located in the SE 4, Section 6 sA{.'� Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more fully described Beginning; at the one-quarter corner common to recti l County, Idaho i T3N, R1E, B.Iw;. , Ada s ° ' W a distance of 990.07 feet r ; thence running S 89 05 and West one-quarter line of said Section 6 to the Nort fx the W i of the Iiia 4 'of the NE 4 of the SE 4 of said Sect 5, being the TRUE FOINT OF' BEGINN114GI t� thence running'S 0°07' E a distance of 655.96 feet and South center line of the said NW a of the NE ,4 of t z ! thence running S 89 20 W a distance of 332:03. fee aide of the said NW'4 of the NE 4 of the SE 4 of Sectio west corner of said lFif a of the NE-, of the SE 4 of Sec T3N, RlE, S follows: Dns 5 and 69 long the East east corner of ion 6, said point along the North l e SE 4 of Section 61 { 1 along the South j 6 to the South - ion 6= thence running N 0007' W a distance of•654.51 feet along the West aide of the said NW 4 of the HS 1 of the SE 4 of Section 6 t the Northwest ' corner of the said Y14 4of the NE 4 of the SW .4 of Sect on 6= } ` thence running; N 89005 E a distance of 332.03 fe side of the said 14W4 of the NE.4 of the SE w, of Seiti POINT OF BEGINNING.' ; q. The above-described property contains 5.0 acres m subject to easements of record or in use. t• A along the North i 6 to the TRUE i or less, and is. { Verl G. King .E Project Engi eer/ P & Z June 92 Coumcil July 3 0 0 o 0 'j A m am z -b a b m 4b A"1 0rao 1� oCd -Pmm �o m 44 0 00 Ir A� N a aaw°A ma 04 ai .v n z . j Earl Ha on- 344-5182 or 1930 PO Box 727 Boise, ID 83707 COMMENTS MERIDIAN -PLACE SIIBDIVISION UNIT I l4� /e'me olQfe(� Location: N. of Settler's Village on East Fairview 1. Meridian Fire Department: a. Does not recommend approval of this Subdi because there is no access for emergency b. This is not proper planning for the City Comprehensive Planning 2, Meridian Post Office: a. Curb side delivery will be required. Recommend at red dots on map enclosed to be out outs to gccomodate supports for curb lix 3. Richard Williams: a. Will any land be dedicated to public use b. We have not been approving any 4' sidewa 4. Central District Health: a. Preliminary Plat b. We can approve proposal for: Central Sewi c. Plans for Community sewage and Central Wal d. Street runoff is not to create a mosquito 5. Ada County Highway Dist. a. Shall provide ACHD & County Engineer w/det b. Shall provide all Street improvement to AC c. Shall match David St. Alignment to Jericho Village Sub. to the So. Street name shoul proper agencies. d. Plat shows "Proposed Hospital Site" To Son for settlers Village to the South is pendi e. David St (Jericho Rd) to be built to ACHD f. Shall provide Temp. Culdesac at East end o g. Shall consider extension of David St. (Jer collector streets in Unit II Plat. H. Final Plat approval Cohtingent on construc Settlers Village City Hall .e 5, 1978 les and curb line ,e boxes. space - Central Water problem. led St. & Drain plan i Standard & specs, d. in Settoer's be clarified with h. Sub. application go ollector St. standar' Harmon Dr. cho Rd.) & o gr ion of Jericho Rd. 4,i ntinued r ; - Earl Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 P0. Box 77-7 - Boise, ID 837.0.7 - Council July 3 CONS Page 2 UNIT I P&Z 5-14-79 Meridian Place Subdivision Council 5-21-72 Continued 6. Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Dist: a. Details of relocation, piping & structure for Jqckson Stub Drain should be submitt d b. Details of Retention Pond No. 1 including sizing & Piping should be submitted c. Plans verifying street drainage to retention pond should be submitted. �. Meridian School District: Before Unit I of this Sub is approved, the Me iAisn School Dist. would like to see a ten -acre elementary school site reserved within the area described as Unit IIa If most of Section 6 that remains is designated as suitable for residential development, it is certain an elementary school site should be reserved near the center, of this section. 7. Ada County Highway District 1. Dddicated sixty feet right of way for Harnon Drive"equired. o Platt Shows only Thirty Feet LOCO 2. Temporary cul -di -sae required at east and west ends of Harmon �'- Drive and west end of Bonnie Drive _ 0 3. Access to public road is regired. As final plat of settler's . �.V, has not been approved, availability of erico Road for 0- cn ri access cannot a guaranteed. Suggist aLternate access to pubi. o-� r ny � 8'. road be considered* July 24 ,1978 City Council approved PreliminaryPlat W/Recommendati o -•r 0.0 +' c FINAL 4J > 0 V!, -9-.---Ada County Highway District: See letter April , 1979. U O a) O S -s S- S- a -P +J cn U S- al a) 1-a': Me-ri:di.am 5choo.1 DT'sttri'ct, Ada West Properties, Inc. will -P a r'r.J �.0 o � give required acreage for a suitable school site in a s. " Section 6. No objection to Phase 1 of Meridian Place a'O •N S.. •r O .O0 O Subdivision. (3 d--) $- a) fn G. — - r 4J o U 11. J -U -B Engineers, Inc.: The final plans for the domestic o'o 0 L water and sanitary sewer lines are in compliance with GJ = r CL • 4-) S_ O our requests. +� r a) ro = c0 U U r (n Q) 4-,1 +' > N a CL.• O - N 12. Roger Welker: 1) All Fire Hydrants to be installed in U O C +� •i Q'r S a) r w b ¢ accordance with City Ordinance & Codes. N C v,,� a 2) All Street names to be changed in accordance with •r �o0 o r ' APA $i Fire Department. +-)a)c r a r E *':� ; 13. Ada Planning Association: The approved street names aF-t: 0) to o -°o N (n a o Torrington Ct., Cl aybourne Ct., Cl aybourne Dr. W a '> C "' z o 1) Jericho St. should be Jericho Way (Eventually Jericho Rd. a a a L r -=o to the south should be changed to Jericho Way. ~' o a (U Ln c -0 2) Cavendish Dr. and Cavendish Ct. should both be Willowbrook I o3 3) Old Bond Ct. is too short to be named. U r N M 4) Brixton should have the designation of lace". v to 5) Old Bond St. will need the name E. 10th live. a W 6) Change Merrimac Dr. to Chateau Dr. • '-� r P&Z-,p�roved Fi nal P1 at S' 1v •? t Council 5-21-79 ����' Earl Harmon - 344-5182 Or P.O. Box 7727 1930 B ise, ID 83707 COMMENTS Meridian Place Subdivision Unit 1 Fina Plat ITEM: Page 3 16. Central District Health Department: Approve Fina Plat for Central Water and Central Sewer. No lot ize may be reduced without approval. COUNCIL APPROVED Final Plat 5-29-79 j I af =r IT x P & Z June 92 Coimtcil July 3 Earlarmon- 344-5182 or 1930 PO Bo 7727 Boise ID 83707 Mari an City Hall June 5, 1978 COMMENTS MERIDIAN PLACE SUBDIVISION UNIT I Location: N. of Settler's Village on East Fairview Is Meridian hire Department: a.. Does not recommend approval of this Subdi Sion _c because there is no access for emergency v hicles be This is not proper planning for the City owth and Comprehensive Planning a 2. Meridian Post Office: a. Curb side delivery will be required. Recommend at red dots on map enclosed to a curb line out outs to gccomodate supports for curb line boxes. 3.. Richard Williams: a. Will any land be dedicated to public use open space b. We have not been approving any 4' sidew ' 4. Central District Health: a. Preliminary Plat be We can approve proposal for: Central S wage - Central Water ce Plans for Community sewage and Central ater d. Street runoff is not to create a mosqui o breeding problem. 11 5. Ada County Highway Dist. a. Shall provide ACRD & County Engineer w/ tiled St. &Drain pla be Shall provide all Street improvement to CHD Standard & specs. c. Shall match David St. Alignment to Jeric o Rd. in Settoer's °. Village Sub, to the So. Street name sh uld be clarified with proper agencies. de Plat shows "Proposed Hospital Site" To nth. Sub. application ping. for settlers Village to the South is, pe d e. David St (Jericho Rd) to be built to AC collector Ste stands fe Shall provide Tempe Culdesac at East on of Harmon Dr. g. Shall consider extension of David Ste ( ericho Rd.) & other collector streets in Unit II Plat. }` He Final Plat approval Cohtingent on const ction of Jericho Rd.'. ` Settlers Village f Continued fCb�t 0.e. e Earl armon- 344-51.82 or 1930 P0. B x 7727• . Boise ID 8370.7 0""11 July 3 CONKENTS P go 2 UNIT I P&Z 5-14-79 Kerid an Place Subdivision Council 541-79 Continued 6. Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Dist: a. Details of relocation, piping & structures for Jqckson Stub Drain should be submAtte b►. Details of Retention Pond No. 1 including sizing & Piping should be submitted a. Plans verifying street drainage to retenti n pond should be submitted. C' 7• Meridian School District: Before Unit I of this Sub is approvedg the Me dian.School Dist* would like to see a ten -acre elementary chool site ' reserved within the area described as Unit IIe If most of Section 6 that remains is designated as suita a for '- residential devololnentj it is certain an elem ntary school site should be reserved near the center of this section. �r 7. Ads, County Righway District no 1. Dddicated sixty feet right of way for n DrivOequired. Platt Shows only Thirty Feet e.' %c,00 2. Temporary cul -di -sac rbquired at east and at ends of Ramon " ,:c Drive and west end of Bonnie Drive '. o * Access to public road in regired. As fi plat of settler's ..'.,' has not been approved, availability of J rico Road for access cannot a guaranteed. Suggist al ornate access to pub1 n road be considered* $, July 24. 1978 City Council approved Preliminary Plat W/Recommendati o FI NAL "�'L -T.-- da County Highway District: See letter April 6, 1979. u �; 4. *" r di' foal D'eit:; Ada West Properties, es, I c. wi 11 cad ' 1 give required acreage for a suitable school si a in Section 6. No objection to Phase 1 of Meridia Place a., Subdivision. J 5- ►, 11. J44 Engineers, Inc.: The final plans for the d mestic z Ir .• +J. � v► a' water and sanitary sewer lines are in complian a with - .4; a our requests. *tea 0�ca ea c� r -r v► 41 12. Roger Welker: 1) All Fire Hydrants to be instal ed in a 7C C '°" S. 4J 1"accordance with City Ordinance & Codes. ' d 4Jm;°cn,�, r � 2) All Street names to be changed in accordan a with jS ,; La's p''" u� APA Fire Department. >0 c= o ! �U� .:I 4J 13. Ada Planning Association: The approved street na es are: o Torrington Ct., Claybourne Ct., Claybourne.Dr. r :! C" 1) Jericho St. should be Jericho Way (Eventua ly Jericho Rd. a a', V o to the south should be changed to Jericho ay. ° �. 2 Cavendish Dr. and Cavendish Ct. should bot be Willowbrook Dr. .. .. 3 Old Bond Ct. is too short to be named. 4 Brixton should have the designation of "P1 ce". i 5) Old Bond St. will need the name E. 10th Av . o - `' 6) Change Merrimac Dr. to Chateau Dr. e �y"r •` Council 5-21-79 / arl Harmon .0. Box 7727 1930 i. oise, ID 83707 COM-MENTS . Meridian Place Subdivision Unit,1 Pin 1 Plat -. •,. ITEM: Page 3 16. Central District Health Department: Approve Fin 1 Plat for Central Water. and Central Sewer. No lot size may be reduced without approval. COUNCIL APPROVED Final Plat 5-29-79 r t s. P & Z June 92 Council July 3 Ear Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 PO ox 7727 Boi e, ID 83707 M6rJ than City Hall June 5, 197$ i COMMENTS MERIDIAN PLACE SUBDIVISION UNIT I i ozetX Location: N. of Settler's Village on East Fairview I� 1, Meridian,Fire Department: a a. Does not recommend approval of this Subdi sion because there is no access for emergency v hicles �t a 1 b. This is not proper planning for the City Comprehensive Planning owth and o is p+2. Meridian Post Office: p m a. Curb side delivery will be required. o. Recommend at red dots on map enclosed to a curb line ; cut outs to accomodate supports for curb 1ne boxes. • w �'� Richert Williams: 3. o ed •w 0 0 sea A a. Will any land be dedicated to public use pen space s _' a0to ®a .� be We have not been approving any 4' side w 14 as W OM 44 10 �. �+ o ,� ©� 4. Central District Health: a. Preliminary Plat b. We for: Central Sew - Central Water �,• can approve proposal e O 4i V a c. Plans for Community sewage and Central We er d. Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem. b w 5• Ada County Highway Dist, pq a. Shall provide ACHD & County Engineer w/dettiled St. & Drain plan b. Shall provide all Street improvement to ACED Standard & specs. a. Shall match David St. Alignment to Jericho Rd. in Settoer's Village Sub. to the So. Street name shoull be clarified with proper agencies. d. Plat shows "Proposed Hospital Site" To Sou h. Sub. application for settlers Village to the South is pen g. e. David St (Jericho Rd) to be built to ACRD ollector St. standar f. Shall provide Temp. Culdesae at East end o Harmon Dr. g. Shall consider extension of David St. (Jer cho Rd.) & other collector streets in Unit II Plat. He Final Plat approval Cohtingent on construe ion of Jericho Rd. Settlers Village C ntinuPd ® Ea1 Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 P0. Box 7727 Boise, ID 83707 Council July 3 COMMENTS Page 2 UNIT I P&Z 5-14-79 Nie idian Place Subdivision Council 5-21-79 Continued 6. Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Dist: a. Details of relocation, piping & structu es for Jgckson Stub Drain should be eubmIl ted be Details of Retention Pond No. 1 inclu aiming & Piping should be submitted k a. Plans verifying street drainage to rete tion pond should be submitted. 9. Meridian School Dietrict: Before Unit I of this Sub is approved, the Meridian School Dist* would like to see a ten -acre elementar school site reserved within the area described as Unit I . If most of Section 6 that remains is designated as suit ble for residential development, it is certain an el mentary4. achool site should be reserved near the cent r of this section. 7. Ada County Highway District 06 1. Dddicated sixty feet right of way for Z rmon DrivOequirede c Platt Shove only Thirty Feet %oco 2. Temporary cul-di-eac.rbquired at east and west ends of Harmon s Drive and west end of Bonnie Drive 0 3. Access to public road is regired. As final plat of settler's .16, 4J has not been approved, availability of Jerico Road for IA o;� M access cannot a guaranteed. Suggist alternate access to publ c c road be considered. 8: July 24, 1978 City Council approved Preliminary Plat WAecommendati, " o °J • o : +' c FINAL 4JT`�da County Highway District: See letter April 6, 1979. ( ea' W cullp'; Mbriad-irku 5dwT. Dfzt.rijet- Ada West Properties Inc. will € r'^ 4 o Z give required acreage for a suitable school site in W`0 c 6. No objection to Phase 1 of Meri ian Place � 44 S., W .Q 4JSection o Subdivision. � Q) cu 4J s. — 4J +, n -U 11. J -U -B Engineers, Inc.: The final plans for th domestic (0 V1 water and sanitary sewer lines are in compliance with a 4J ca i— aJ •ACLS.- +; N u o V44 our requests. t r +J > 12. Roger Welker: 1) All Fire Hydrants to be installed in 4 (0 accordance with City Ordinance & Codes. y ra ,W (, 4- W 2) Al 1 _, Street names to be changed in accor ance with t C; 9, #A � © r- a APA $ Fire Department. ` r a) •r- o u0 .J a0 c .c r - o ,>: cu E4' N 13. Ada Planning Association: The approved street names are: +o o a V) H d o Torrington Ct., Claybourne Ct., Claybourne r. k 1) Jericho St. should be Jericho Way (Eventually Jericho Rd. a,0 a 2 o "'OJtJ o 20- .. to the south should be changed to Jeric o Way. c H - 2) Cavendish Dr. and Cavendish Ct. should oth be Willowbrook Dr. o 3 Old Bond Ct. is too short to be named. "'""' `.; ,— 4 Brixton should have the designation of 'Place". 0 5� Old Bond St. will need the name E. 10th Ave. '4 "' 6) Change Merrimac Dr. to Chateau Dr. " P & Z June 12 Comail July 3 Earl Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 PO Box 7727 Boi$e, ID 83707 Meridian City Hall June 5, 1978 COMMENTS MERIDIAN PLACE SUBDIVISION UNIT I Ai.;vn f -,;*Ia9 Location: N. of Settler's Village on East Fairview 1. Meridian Fire Department: c a. Does not recommend approval of this Subdivision m because there is no access for emergency vehicles a b. This is not proper planning for the City growth and Comprehensive Planning m4.0 m b �+ I 2. Meridian Post Office: � s a. Curb side delivery will be required. .3-0. . 'm Recommend at red dots on map enclosed to be curb line out outs to gocomodate supports for curb kine boxes. A o a 0 10 3. Richard Williams: P -MA q Cd 40 q 0m a. Will any land be dedicated to public use open space o 0 to a .� b. We have not been approving any 4' sidewa7.]s wCM 044a "-� o ® 00 � � 4. Central District Health: m ti m a. Preliminary Plat b. We for: Central Sewage -Central Water ac. can approve proposal Plans for Community sewage and Central Water d. Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem. Ada County Highway Dist. a. Shall provide ACHD & County Engineer w/detgiled St. & Drain plan b. Shall provide all Street improvement to ACED Standard & specs. c. Shall match David St. Alignment to Jericho,Rd. in Settoer's Village Sub, to the So. Street name should be clarified with proper agencies. d. Plat shows "Proposed Hospital Site" To South..Sub. application for settlers Village to the South is pending. e. David St (Jericho Rd) to be built to ACED collector Ste standar f. Shall provide Temp. Culdesac at East end of Harmon Dr. g. Shell consider extension of David St. (Jericho Rd.) & other collector streets in Unit II Plat. H. Final Plat approval Cohtingent on construction of Jericho Rd. . Settlers Village Continued c,� council July 3 P&Z 5-14-79 Council 5-21-71 Earl Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 P0. Box 7727 Boise, ID 83707 Page 2 UNIT I Meridian Place Subdivision Continued 6. Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Dist: a. Details of relocation, piping & structures for Jackson Stub Drain should be submitted b. Details of Retention Pond No. 1 including sizing & Piping should be submitted c. Plans verifying street drainage to retention pond should be submitted. i. Meridian School District: Before Unit I of this Sub is approved, the Meridian School Dist* would like to see a ten -acre elementary school site reserved within the area described as Unit IIe If most of Section 6 that remains is designated as suitable for residential development, it is certain an elementary school site should be reserved near the center of this section. 7. Ada County Highway District 1. Dldicated sixty feet right of way for Harmon Drive"equired. Platt Shows only Thirty Feet 2. Temporary cul -di -sac rbquired at east and west ends of Harmon Drive and west end of Bonnie Drive _ 3. Access to public road is regired. As final plat of settler's has not been approved, availability of Jerico Road for access cannot a guaranteed. Suggist alternate access to pubi road be considered 8'0 July 249 1978 City Council approved Preliminary Plat W/Recommendati, FINAL 9--7-Ada County Highway District: See letter April 6, 1979. 116.E 0i11dfaw-MT, DTsetriiet-- Ada West Properties, Inc. will give required acreage for a suitable school site in Section 6. No objection to Phase 1 of Meridian Place Subdivision. 11. J -U -B Engineers, Inc.: The final plans for the domestic water and sanitary sewer lines are in compliance with our requests. 12. Roger Welker: 1) All Fire Hydrants to be installed in accordance with City Ordinance & Codes. 2) All Street names to be changed in accordance with APA $ Fire Department. W 13. Ada Planning Association: The approved street names are: 0 Torrington Ct., Claybourne Ct., Claybourne Dr. 1) Jericho St. should be Jericho Way (Eventually Jericho Rd. to the south should be changed to Jericho Way. -$- fl Cavendish Dr. and Cavendish Ct. should both be Willowbrook Dr. 3 Old Bond Ct. is too short to be named. 58Brixtonshould have the designation of "Place". Old Bond St. will need the name E. 10th Ave. / "' 6) Change Merrimac Dr. to Chateau Dr. 6 00 L 0 Wco 0 -W . S. to u U) 0 r w cap V cn c+ri r- In •r � �G c4--) 0.0 c N sn 44 >>p a 7 S- V L �.o .F E� c� C U+3 4) W 0 a, .J +J s •r- .00 fl. r a) V) c L. 04-) +Jr- .N+ •r- V to r—" +-+ ty to a, o •aL .crM4;L-0 CL 0 4J > N >> 'C N 0 e 5 a �r-� +J to 4-+e.00 C71 CO +a an o r-- Lei 4J ac s+J 94 U CLO •r- +) r •r- L (V N = c 0)+J ov ¢a1 NFO+Q M NN C c U r N M Earl Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 P0. Box 7727 Boise, ID 83707 Page 2 UNIT I Meridian Place Subdivision Continued 6. Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Dist: a. Details of relocation, piping & structures for Jackson Stub Drain should be submitted b. Details of Retention Pond No. 1 including sizing & Piping should be submitted c. Plans verifying street drainage to retention pond should be submitted. i. Meridian School District: Before Unit I of this Sub is approved, the Meridian School Dist* would like to see a ten -acre elementary school site reserved within the area described as Unit IIe If most of Section 6 that remains is designated as suitable for residential development, it is certain an elementary school site should be reserved near the center of this section. 7. Ada County Highway District 1. Dldicated sixty feet right of way for Harmon Drive"equired. Platt Shows only Thirty Feet 2. Temporary cul -di -sac rbquired at east and west ends of Harmon Drive and west end of Bonnie Drive _ 3. Access to public road is regired. As final plat of settler's has not been approved, availability of Jerico Road for access cannot a guaranteed. Suggist alternate access to pubi road be considered 8'0 July 249 1978 City Council approved Preliminary Plat W/Recommendati, FINAL 9--7-Ada County Highway District: See letter April 6, 1979. 116.E 0i11dfaw-MT, DTsetriiet-- Ada West Properties, Inc. will give required acreage for a suitable school site in Section 6. No objection to Phase 1 of Meridian Place Subdivision. 11. J -U -B Engineers, Inc.: The final plans for the domestic water and sanitary sewer lines are in compliance with our requests. 12. Roger Welker: 1) All Fire Hydrants to be installed in accordance with City Ordinance & Codes. 2) All Street names to be changed in accordance with APA $ Fire Department. W 13. Ada Planning Association: The approved street names are: 0 Torrington Ct., Claybourne Ct., Claybourne Dr. 1) Jericho St. should be Jericho Way (Eventually Jericho Rd. to the south should be changed to Jericho Way. -$- fl Cavendish Dr. and Cavendish Ct. should both be Willowbrook Dr. 3 Old Bond Ct. is too short to be named. 58Brixtonshould have the designation of "Place". Old Bond St. will need the name E. 10th Ave. / "' 6) Change Merrimac Dr. to Chateau Dr. 6 Council 5-21-79 COMMENTS Earl Harmon - 344-5182 Or P.O. Box 7727 1930 Boise, ID 83707 Meridian Place Subdivision Unit 1 FInal Plat ITEM: Page 3 16. Central District Health Department: Approve Final Plat for Central Water and Central Sewer. No lot size may be reduced without approval. COUNCIL A ROVED Final Plat 5-29-79 I% P & Z June 12 Comoii July 3 e as W4 a. m do P4 I' •M do 0 .0.3goo �a o+ 044 'av01 Earl Harmon -.344-5182 or 1930 PO Box 7727 Boise, ID 83707 Meridian City Hall June 5, 1978 COMMENTS MERIDIAN PLACE SUBDIVISION UNIT I oza RE Location: N. of Settler's Village on East Fairview 1. Meridian Fire Department: a. Does not recommend approval of this Subdivision because there is no access for emergency vehicles b. This is not proper planning for the City growth and Comprehensive Planning 2. Meridian Post Office: a. Curb side delivery will be required. Recommend at red dots on map enclosed to be curb line cut outs to gccomodate supports for curb line boxes. 3• Richard Williams: a. Will any land be dedicated to public use open space b. We have not been approving any 41 sidewalks 4. Central District Health: a. Preliminary Plat b. We can approve proposal for: Central Sewage - Central Water c. Plans for Community sewage and Central Water d. Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem. 9. Ada County Highway Dist. a. Shall provide ACHD & County Engineer w/detgiled St. & Drain plan b. Sall provide all Street improvement to ACED Standard & specs. c. Shall match David St. Alignment to Jericho Rd. in Settoer°s Village Sub. to the So. Street name should be clarified with proper agencies. '' d. Plat shows "Proposed Hospital Site" To South. Sub. application`-° for settlers Village to the South is pending. e. David St (Jericho Rd) to be built to ACHD collector St. standa4 f. Shall provide Temp. Culdesac at East end of Harmon Dr. g. Shall consider extension of David St. (Jericho Rd.) & other collector streets in Unit II Plat. $. Final. Plat approval Cohtingent on construction of Jericho Rd. Settlers Village'. rnnti mda(i a: Council July 3 P&Z 5-14-79 Council 541-73 Continued 6. Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Dist: Earl Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 P0. Box 7727 Boise, ID 83707 . Page 2 UNIT I Meridian Place Subdivision a. Details of relocation, piping & structures for Jqckson Stub Drain should be submi4ted b. Details of Retention Pond No. 1 including sizing & Piping should be submitted as Plans verifying street drainage to retention pond should be submitted. 7. Meridian School District: Before unit I of this Sub is approved, the Meridian School Dists would like to see a ten -acre elementary school site reserved within the area described as Unit II. If most of Section 6 that remains is designated as suitable for residential development, it is certain an elementary school site should be reserved near the center of this section. 7. Ada County. Highway District 1. Didicated sixty feet right of way for Harmon Driv0squired. o Platt Shows only Thirty Feet WOO 2. Temporary cul-di-sac.rbquired at east and west ends of Harmon C'- Drive and west end of Bonnie Drive 0 3. Access to public road is regired. As final plat of settler's . s �, 0 �' has not been approved, availability of Jerico Road for _ 0:N V) M access cannot a guaranteed. Suggist alternate access to pubi c.� $- road be considered. July 24, 1978 City Council approved Preliminary Plat W/Recommendati, o � f- e �"' c FINAL 4J 0 Q ,'"'° -9—.--Ada County Highway District: See letter April 6, 1979. �Rt use. 6QT DT�.r,=iicit: Ada West Properties, Inc. will 4-3 c'' -.N L� o give required acreage for a suitable school site in U Section 6. No objection to Phase 1 of Meridian Place WS- °' 0 N .fl 0 o Subdivision. w cv 4J $ sn a. c ,—.� o 0 11. J -U -B Engineers, Inc.: The final plans for the domestic 0 e.� water and sanitary sewer lines are in compliance with c r- a' +; *$ o our requests. 4J b8 to U" p +A > 1A > 12. Roger Welker: 1) All Fire Hydrants to be installed in _N +' cc accordance with City Ordinance & Codes. ao M 4J N 4- �, +, 2) All Street names to be changed in accordance with ;. aa'^o+Jai O ^ APA $ Fire Department. W>L�QCJ� r- r_ E U O �,, 13. Ada Planning Association: The approved street names are: �+� tm 0 a, o a v, CA W o Torrington Ct., Claybourne Ct., Claybourne Dr. �c a a'> o o 1) Jericho St. should be Jericho Way (Eventually Jericho Rd. a a S- c = o to the south should be changed to Jericho Way. a °'V' 2 Cavendish Dr. and Cavendish Ct. should both be Willowbrook Dr. o 3� Old Bond Ct. is too short to be named. ^ �� � Place . Brixton should have the designation of "Place". v 5 Old Bond St. will need the name E. 10th Ave. 6) Change Merrimac Dr. to Chateau Dr. .N r Council 5-21-79 Earl Harmon 344-5182 or P.O. Box 7727 1930 Boise, ID 83707 COMMENTS Meridian Place Subdivision Unit 1 Final Plat ITEM: Page 3 16. Central District Health Department: Approve Final Plat for Central Water and Central Sewer. No lot size may be reduced without approval. COUNCIL A 2REOVED Final Plat 5-29-79 ;, P & Z June 92 Council July 3 Earl Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 PO Box 7727 Boise, ID 83707 Meridian City Sall June 5, 1978 COMMENTS MERIDIAN PLACE SUBDIVISION UNIT I Q�c'n2 c nit � y Location: N. of Settler's Village on East Fairview Io Meridian Fire Department: m ,m°0 as Does not recommend approval of this Subdivision e i because there is no access for emergency vehicles be This is not proper planning for the City growth and rq ae, Comprehensive Planning 's r4 2e Meridian Post Office: w • A I a. Curb side delivery will be required. Recommend at red dots on map enclosed to be curb line t ,N a out outs to gccomodate supports for curb line boxes. `. a V �.3 S 9 3e Richard Williams: E E Will any land be dedicated to public use open space w A b. We have not been approving any 4' sidewalks` 11 Central District Health: ae Preliminary Plat •�o w.� N q be We can approve proposal for: Central Sewage - Central Water ♦° �. as Plans for Community sewage and Central Water e . d. Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem. es m 5. Ada County Highway Dist. a. Shall provide ACHD & County Engineer w/detgiled St. & Drain plan be Shall provide all Street improvement to ACHD Standard & specs. �q c. Shall match David St. Alignment to Jericho Rd. in Settoer's 3 Village Subs to the So* Street name should be clarified with .: proper agencies. d. Plat shows "Proposed Hospital Site" To South. Sub, application for settlers Village to the South is pending. ee David St (Jericho Rd) to be built to ACHD collector St. standax f. Shall provide Temp. Culdesac at East end of Harmon Dr. go Shall consider extension of David Ste (Jericho Rd.) & other collector streets in Unit II Plat. He Final Plat approval Cohtingent on construction of Jericho Rd. . Settlers Village c f,�Continued _ Council July 3 P&Z 5-14-79 Council 5-21-79 Continued 6. Nampa -Meridian irrigation Diet: Earl Harmon- 344-5182 or 1930 P0. Box 7727 Boise, ID 83707 Page 2 UNIT I Meridian Place Subdivision a. Details of relocation, piping & structures for Jqckson Stub Drain should be submitted b. Details of Retention Pond No. 1 including sizing & Piping should be submitted c. Plans verifying street drainage to retention pond should be submitted. 7. Meridian School District: Before Unit I of this Sub is approved, the Meridian School Dist* would like to see a ten -acre elementary school site reserved within the area described as Unit II. If most of Section 6 that remains is designated as suitable for residential development, it is certain an elementary school site should be reserved near the center of this section. 7. Ada County Highway District C6 1. Dddicated sixty feet right of way for Harmon DrivOequired. a Platt Shows only Thirty Feet W co 2. Temporary cul—di—sac.rbquired at east and west ends of Harmon F ` Drive and west end of Bonnie Drive c 3• Access to public road is regired. As final plat of settler's R. 4J°" has not been approved, availability of Jerico Road for c �+� V) r; QO�7C QT is AS A W lit %N C,trj CaoN yu,acis PiC L� 0.� �E Go. S-5 &A1 /d.✓N A ► P k� EXHIBIT A --c,�,�:-y - - �o�✓ _moo G.�. �' l - ---,-- --_ _ --� .-%�f1k'CE'L . _ DF /�.20.�G-2T/ ,1D_Cf�TC � /�/' . _. T.yE _ _ ,$�' � _. SEc•-� --T3 _ 711 7 f�/STi9�✓cE. oF__ /fid0• ;�¢ ': IA17-- a''�__Tf1 . __.SECT/��l .�!1�✓_ TO .SEC E G J... T3N j .�I�� 8 N%J T, s�E.✓c ...u�v.�+�t r: O/STAti'� E �3 9•S. �T ?O fi 90iNT _., T/lEit/G�'._ .. RllNNCN.�.7, Ta�17 415 .9 ..pm/ivT .- i i� _ .�tlr✓Nt�l -= o�G a� �3 fr To /F --AOM-17' _. 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B. h.; thence South 890 38 W. along the Northerly boundary of the S 1/2 of the N 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 6, 2309.78 feet to a steel pin; thence South, 650'.46`feet to a steel pin on the Soui►,erly - boundary line of the S._1/1 N 1/2 SE 1/4 of said. Section 6; thence N. 890 52' E. along said line, 1326.16 feet to a steel pin; thence North, 267.37 feet to a steel. pin on the Southerly bank of a certain drain ditch; thence S. all 35' 30" E. along . said drain ditch, 298.92 feet to a steel pin; thence N. 89' 21' 60".E. along said drain ditch, 686.83 feet to a point on the section line common to said Sections 5 and 6; thence N. 00 08' 20" E.; along the section line, 441.21 feet to the point of beginning. Said 'tract of land contains 29.745 acres, more or less, subject to easements of record or in use; oxceppt for the Easterly 1480,63 feet thereof which contains 10 acres. Together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, including but not limited to water and water rights, ditch and ditch rights of wav and subieet to existing easements and rights of,. way. Exoeatinx and reserving mineral rights Before Planning and Zoni Councif Item t 4-9-79 6-18-799 Comment 2040 Interlachen Way Meridian - 888 -4080 -#W -0 -- Cherry Lane Village Conditional Use Restaurant Planning & Zoning tabled Conditional Use Permit 4.9.79 Planning & Zoning Tabled Conditional Use Permit 5.14.79 (No representation) P&Z recommended approval to Council with stipulation to close 1 hr. after dark 6-14-79. Council Approved, with stipulation closing housrs be one hour after dark. 6-18-79 1 Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission .6. May 14, 1979 request Industrial Annexation. He stated he cannot develop the property without City water and sewer. There was discussion. The Motion was made by Orton to recommend Annexation of Linder Park "D" Industrial. Motion died for lack of a second. There was discussion. Hinrich stated that she does not wish Industrial as there is residential neighboring and felt putting a strip of Industrial through the middle of town divides the City in half. Orton withdrew the Motion. The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Hinrich to send Linder Park Annexation "D" Industrial to the City Council with.no recommendation. Motion Carried: Hinrich, yea; Orton, yea; Mitchell, nay Agenda 15 Leisman Subdivision Rezone Commercial LeRoy Atwood was present representing the Meridian Professional Plaza located on W. Pine next to the Medical Center. This was originally platted for duplexes and since was found this would be a better use. He stated this proposal is very limited, very restricted and no retail. There is access onto Pine and onto Linder. There was discussion on tennats. This would be confinded to specialized people. Sharp called for comments. Don Gile, architech, spoke concerning parking. He stated that the ratio is one (1) car parked for every 280 sq. ft. which is over standard requirements for office off-street parking. The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Mitchell to recommend Leisman Subdivision Rezone "C" Commercial with the understanding that there would be no retail space in the Professional Plaza, and that a letter be supplied to that affect. Motion Passed: All yea Agenda-,__ 16 Meridian Place Subdivision Final Plat Unit I Earl Harmon and Veryl King were present respresenting Meridian Place Subdivision Final P1at.Unit I. Harmon stated that they have met all the requirements that have been handed down before them. The parcel is 20.42 acres, southerly side and behind Settlers Village. Subdivision was annexed in 1975. They have been waiting for water and sewer lines. Lots 1 & 2 have been donated to the City and there is a'well drilled and "on line". Harmon stated that terms have been made with Mr. Hein, Superintendent of Schools. They will be giving the District some ground in the agreement and they will be working with Hein in the future (letter on file) There was discussion of roads. Exits will be onto Locust Grove and Jericho St. to Fairview. Harmon stated that covenants have been changed to state "no dwellings will be less than 1350 sq. ft. for a single story building, or 850 sq. ft. on the ground floor for a two story building" and "provided further, if the City of Meridian should adopt an Ordinance which permits the construction of a dwelling with less square feet of space than herein required shall automatically be be reduced to the minimum requirements prescribed by any such Ordinance". 40 • • Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission .7. May 14, 1979 4 Density is 3.42, Unit I is for approval. The Motion was made by Hinrich and seconded by Mitchell that Meridian Place Subdivision Final Plat Unit I be recommended for approval to the City Council, 20.42 acres and density of 3.42. Motion Carried: Hinrich, yea; Mitchell, yea; Orton abstained Metting adjourned at 11:43 P.M. Chairman ATTEST: Ci y Clerk. Meridien Planning and Zoning .2. June 12, 197 Agenda Pinehnret Subdivision Proposal was next on the agenda. Dave Roylance, Civil Engineer representing Pinehurst Subdivision, located about 1/4 of a mile East of the Intersection of Linder and Pine. .',. Before discussion was to begin, Don Sharp asked if there would be conflict of interest 'as hiss home was aproximately six (6) lots from this piece of property. The feeling of the Commission was that there would be no conflict of interest. Mr. Boylanoe explained that this proposal is single family residence. Don Sharp questioned the need of a street next to the Navarro property. Since this is a large amount of property that can be divided Mr. Roylance stated that they did not see any need of it at this time. There was discussion on the naming of streets~ alignments and access for emergency - Don Sharp inquired about the type of homes that would be bui t in this Subdivision. Don Minegar stated that the homes will be aproximately $47,000 to $57,0009 equivalent to`the home® on 11th Street. Comment reports were read from Central District Health, Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Dist., Meridian Post Office, Ada County Highway District, Meridian Fire Department. The Motion was made by Burl -Pipkin and seconded by Don Sharp to approve Pinehurst Subdivision Proposal subject to the Engineering and Checklist of comments Motion passedi All yea Meridian Manor, located North of Cherry Lane and Bast of West 8th Street, -Extending �ge3da, to Meridian Street at a place W. of James Court Annex. located on Meridian Street. Larry -Bala, representing Meridian- Maner-43 y explained - to- the Commission that this is the second in series of three steps that must be taken to perfect the process of'vacating Meridian Manor #2 and accepting Meridian Manor #3. The first step has 4 been approved, Preliminary Plat and in a few weeks they will present the Final Plat of Meridien Manor 03. The number of lots will be reduced. The Motion wan made by Don Sharp and seconded by Annette Hinrichs to recommend to the City Council that they vacate Meridian Manor #2 Subdivision and approve Meridian Manor 03. Motion passeds All yea Agenda 4 Columbia 'Village, located North of East 5th at Washington There was no representative attending, this proposal remains tabled. Agenda Meridian Place Subdivision, located North of Settler's Village on East Fairview Verl G4. Ring, representing Meridian Place Subdivision stated that he was one of the limited partners. They are asking for a Preliminary application until the sewer comes in. There are 125 acres but are asking approval of the lower 20 acres at this time called Phase'I (singleF lye. One of the lots has been deeded to the City ;n one off' the Wells has been established on the South part of this Subdivision. ere was discussion on the size and quality of the lots. Willard Bawler read the Comments of Meridian Fire Department, Meridian Post Office,; Richard Williams, Central District Health and Ada County Highway District. Richard Jewell stated that they would build a secondary road if it is needed. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Burl Pipkin to approve Phase I Meridian Plage Subdivision subject to the approval of the Fire and Police Departments, Public Works and the QRU. Motion passeda All yea. Publio,Hearing is Adjourned. Fr 3• ". �j-"444-n -r.rl V-1- 71 1n17/ +Y.I11.M1 iGlll ,. itl ilil iLL �. Gull uVLl .L 11� to the �V City Council th VV WW.L t a Fry j7 161., oonditional use That thE Commission recommend permitbe allowed from Ordinance 2-405:11 for the 6reetwool Oub ivision , to allow for corrnon viall ,etwe n dwellings and ro si a ya d. the notion passed. All Y a, Ga y Smith and 6umner Joh sen vere present to discus the 'Meadow View Su division. lair. Johnson addresse himself to the lot matter that had .ome up pr vioubly because the Col niss'on had requested a lot be Left for access to adjoining properties. wir. Johnson is prepa ed to rur hale the fat in cuestion t :gold it ars an available access it this is n cessar . lie indicated that had been hiE fault that this matter had not oeen resolved or® ioub adlioijAIR y. ;-y. Johnson presented altarnata proposals how the lands could bel developed without ut"L.Lizinz this lot. he also P)inted out that the rete tion of this lot coul be ostly to Cdr. I'ro t a3 well as others whc might desire to dovel n fa t this lot might not be n eded to aid in d velopment. Sewe coo d be provided to the est t Mueh more eccnimickl means, becaus of ILess deoth required. The motion was made by u,'i lard howley and seconded by Don Robetts, Tha t the Commission recom-tend bo the City Council that the lot that had been req ested to be held for access to adjoining r pert be released in the M adow View-%ubdivision I,11otion Passed. All Yea. GqrV Smith presented a pr blem t'.at bias arrisen when the Developers of the"o iginal tract of land had m de a change in ow ars ip t some degree. The County is requiring an amended platt to signify the o ners ip of the lan s mo •e fully. The motion was mad® y Owen Fr st and seconded b Do Roberts that the comm ssion recommend to the uit Council that the Amended Rlatt Certification of Cwnershi of _-ie dI ad6w View Subdivision be a proved. aiot'on passed, All Yea. The =Aeridian Place S bdiv sion was discussed,. t showed 4• Meridian Planning and Zoning October 21 1974. Lr: in s that a arentlyer® lot the correct sizin . No 0 300, A the code require. The developers were of esen to explain he o is locat d. This matter cann.o rec ive a proval at tbLis Arne- it wan Pointed ut by viSkiver No acti)n was tRican, It vas noted_that _x - d Co lea ro osed area in the — Narus Lnnexation. It as noted by the O ;r . laa sho ld be initiated City if at all posslilA, in n-flAr tn remady,to eliminate sub ivis on :? o T Lige in. stood adjourned, Attest: chairman iT, i C i 'Meridian PlanninE and 20ninv Cnmmi am, n., m_z . _ __ n� 4^- 1. _. -- _._._-..._._—_..._. he next order of business — _ as th _ .:a....,.w.J Timothy Subdivision, Th CJs i71T• .. County Comm, sioners had r®qua�stedvi e as o therequested Zone hang for is ps°op® ty for the placement f 'do ile Homes on these Acr® ract o _ - __helmmh Y was noted that Mr. Can F oat had called Tod Heuer n the -- _cLt_1h -_thinns�oper � vQl ti me age, but that n actl Phonc just o m to _did._not. want_ MGb his requeat ha ---md ®at b: caai. d _lay _H mes=- some Djj_hAd. t®d been hat __Tbo taken at that ti jon-ger desired this type -G and seconded by Don of u Robe a for t s tr this land., at the re- Motioxx-.waqmade OW w Qom- be denied- bec he f C$ that Mre lmg-er- Aaa Motio Paosed. all Yea. -- -i;ypa e JUR Fagineers had rese.ted a o drawing of the Railr h m the land area in ad t at ea ©nds olvet. that has not b edt_Qthe City. �� is and lie -#h CO -e t.__t tigli et1gWuG tf-or-the a ce of c s __aar2 ine.,h nform Ct its o the on ®h d b3 - to the East _and Ad t e " e t $ lroad i cludo i t- Right- of ofwa,. no along thA W to a_ in® that wouldb to 'he. to- to that -rabeen 94 or Subdivisio t lino.oJ_what wo d t with the Xndu3trisl be nat ann to th 6$Street. "d to the s t --'1 — _ ®—Naw- line would b n lin Annexatione osi _ the_ uth of the Railr rar s extend to -1h o th _+mast Line, of - the P. -k n �. _ - 0 Mo lora was made by g r the Comm- ecomme to the- .,Ci Q s be taken to e Ortion Citv imits_Q -c _nti 10 74 withL-A '0 ant Mo io ass-e(L Yea. i_ forMare4 — -All ne wasteLt -- i� co lected ands are in �he Ro ®Park S`usbdivision, hi ch lis a bd.ivi.ta9on where the ed by _ 2 Meridian Planning and Zoning February 17, 1975. his parcel is not contiguous to the City Limits at this time but lies within the pasibility of c orcin th theC ty or there is the possibility of use of city vtilities at so me later pont in time. It was vointed out thalt eaci plalnR stage is requir to ble pres ted for 4 ation__tivas made. by OW4 recomment to the it uture development foi sed. All Yea. ter was re ad from Ci rnine this area. ost and seconded by W. ncil that they accept one chancre. ads at the concept It was vointed out that the only information the comic ion kad in this matter was the letter. This area could come to a point where the Cit ht provide i Utilities. There were now 'r s or reference to dravingi in relaticn to water sewer, fire protecti on . The motion was made b Willard Ro4-ey and seconded by wee rodt that the comma sion'table this matter due to la k of sufficient information to make proper Judge Lent . Motion Passed. All Yea. The Meridian Place Sutdivision we.6 discussed. The d velo rs re not present to discuss this pr poral,__ This proposal h as a uater and de er problem due to the distance from the preserit lines of the City. It was o ted out that these developers could pro- mote these lines at their expenset It was extimated that this development in addition to the 20 acres presenty wit in the City would co stit to approximately 411 lets. Land is located to the North of the Norus Annexat on "he -motion was*made b Oven Frost and seconded by Willard Rowley that the Commission recommend tote City Coun 41 that the Meridian Place annexation be considered for annexation as Revidential as it satisfies t e future planning of th3 comprehensive plan. Motiai Passed. All Yea a p4xcel Of land along Meridian City Council 2 October 18, 1982 Agenda 2 (Cont'd) Public Hearing, Merle Larsen Cond. Use, Beauty Salon...... Mayor Glaisyer: "The Hearing is now opened to the public for ccrmlent, pro or con, regarding the Conditional Use for a Beauty Salong, three licensed operators.-- There perators."There was no comment. "Public Hearing closed." The Notion was made by Brewer to approve the Conditional Use for a beauty salon with three (3) licensed operators, two (2) full time and one (1) part time operator; with the stipulation of the sewer and water departments attached. Kingsford: "Wayne, (City Attorney), does this require Findings of Fact when Ms. Larsen already has a Conditional Use?" Crookston: "It would, because there would be an increase of what she already has.,, Brewer: "I will withdraw my Motion." The Notion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer to direct the City Attorney Wayne Crookston to draft the Findings of Fact and Conclusion of law for the Conditional Use Permit request of Merle Larsen Beauty Salon, 1930 North Linder Road. Notion Carried: Tolsma, yea; Brewer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea. Councilman Orton questioned hookup fees. City Clerk stated that Ms. Larsen had already paid hookup fees for Commercial and the 2.5 for water and sewer would be charged monthly. This was explained to Ms. Larsen. Agenda 3 EARL HU;&W MERIDIAN PLACE SUBDIVISION, PHASE I Earl Hannon presented a letter of request for limited paving. Hannon: "The letter spells out in detail all of the request that I will briefly mention. Going back to the original letter where I requested developing a portion of Phase I and from that, your Engineer made some recommendations that ought to be done to make it acceptable. As of today all of those things have been accomplished except for the paving. My request tonight would be that you would vote in favor of the building permits being granted and the acceptance of this project subject to the paving being done in an acceptable manner, according to the elevations of water and sewer people need to have. It also spells out in the letter my warranty and guarantee of the development project for the park will be accepted by the City. Mayor Glaisyer: "Where the pavement is going to end will there be sufficient turn- around for emergency vehicles?" Harmon: "It has been required by the ACHD that a barricade be put completely from curb to curb. They claim the reason is for liability - somebody at a fast speed coming off the paving into gravel could possibly cause an accident. I'm in the process of building a bazicade to put across there. I inquired if it could be a partial one so the emergency vehicles could go around but as of Friday afternoon their (ACHD) deter- mination was that they wanted it curb to curb." Mayor Glaisyer: "Other than that, ACHD approved your proposal?" Harmon: `They will, subject to your letter of accepting water and sewer." Maps were displayed of Meridian Place Phase I. There was much discussion concerning methods for emergency vehicle turn -around. The lots to be sold are listed in the letter with these minutes. Earl Ward, WasteWater stated that they had plugged the line off satisfactorily. More discussion concerning a turn -around for emergency vehicles. The Notion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer that the Council accept Mr.Harmon'S request as stated in his letter dated October 18, 1982, with the request that the barrier be built at approximately the north side of the intersection of Torrington Court and Jericho Way; and that Mr. Hannon produce a smooth transition betweem the pavement and the gravel pad for emergency vehicle turn -around. Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Tolsma, yea; Orton, yea. The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine that Meridian Place µ Subdivision #1 be granted development in three (3) phases allowing changes in sewer plan, tying into the manhole from Jericho Rd. on Settlers Village, south of Meridian Place Subdivision, instead of southwest corner as previously planned; contingen-t upon approval of the Ada County Highway District. Motion Carried: Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea. rw i f I�a 1 Iridian City Hall July 2, 1573 The Meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M., July 2, 1979 by Mayor Gl-aisyer. Councilmen present: Richard Williams; Marvin Bodine; Grant Kingsford -,ti a Bill Brewer. Others present: Vern Schoen; Roger Welker; Bruce Stuart; Gary Smith; Phil Harmon; Frank Youngstrom; Richard Martens; Wayne ' G. Crookston Jr.; Verl G King; Earl Ward; Gene Wright; F, Marilyn Olmstead; Don Leavitt. z Agenda 1 Custom Builders - Two Tri-Plexes - W. Idaho St. Dick Martens was present, representing the half acre parcel 2 lots, located at the end of W. Idaho, south side of dead end. Martens stated that the two front units would be single level and the rear unit above the garage or carport. There is a central driveway between'the two lots, three parking spaces on the side and three covered parking in the back. One covered and one uncovered parking space per unit. Williams stated that the 850 sq. ft. is not in line with the Council approval. Kingsford inquired if there was restrictive covenants. Martens stated no. Martens stated that the Tri-Plex is 32 feet long by 28 feet wide and has had e no complaints with the size. a Density was discussed.; Comments were read as on file. The remaining half of W. Idaho will be finished. Engineer Smith questioned the street turn -around and curb and gutters. Martens stated that if the City requested an additional turn -around, there should be no problem. .. Williams commented upon the problem of Subdivision being metes and bounds. a r; r This should come in as a plat, as these are not lots in a Subdivision, y .: and should meet the requirements of the City. r Smith stated that there is concern with the State Laws on subdividing of land without going through the platting process. If an owner sells more than one parcel of his land, this must go through the formal Subdivision d� f Platting process. This would be splitting a lot into two parcels. The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine that Custom Builders Ae Tri-Plex request be tabled until July 16th, 1979. Motion Carried: Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea. Agenda 2 Cherry Lane Village Sewer Extension Gene Wright was present,representing Cherry Lane Village. j Wright requested signature of the City on the Amendment to the Crossing , ' Agreement between the City and the Bureau of Reclamation at the time of ;r major trunk line construction for the crossing for the Cherry Lane sewer extension. It has been signed by the Nampa -Meridian Irrigation Destrict. Mw 4¢ The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Brewer that the Cherry Lane � Village sewer extension be granted to accept the maintenance -responsibilities ". pending completion of final inspection approval. Motion Carried: Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer,::yea. Agenda 3 Meridian Place #1 AIF 41 Verl G. King was present, representing, and requested rephasing the development, 4r ,,fir' ,,, The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine that Meridian Place µ Subdivision #1 be granted development in three (3) phases allowing changes in sewer plan, tying into the manhole from Jericho Rd. on Settlers Village, south of Meridian Place Subdivision, instead of southwest corner as previously planned; contingen-t upon approval of the Ada County Highway District. Motion Carried: Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea. r, cid i I% 4{i i 4 r I d 1, • I pec' k:+ ]� rw; r lee Meridian City Hall eMay.,9,•<79 1 h The meeting was called to order by Mayor Joseph Glaisyer at 7:35,P.M. r'.f• prl�o, vu Councilmen present: Richard Williams; Marvin Bodine; Grant Kingsford Others present: Bruce Stuart; Richard Orton; Roger Welker;.Vern Schoen 'ar,a;. Jimmie Jester; Raleigh Hawe; Marilyn Olmstead; 'Randy A Roberts; Gary D. Smith; Earl Ward; Michael L'..Milhollin;.; Steven W. Hosac; Dean W. Briggs; Max A. Boesiger; Earl Harmon; Allen Harmon; Verl G. King; Howard L. Craven, + Delbert Madsen; Judith Madsen; Judith Anderson; Steven..-� Anderson; Ralph Hawkins; Ed Brooks; Harr Hazen; RichardG``1" Nita Lovan, Leroy Atwood. y` Stanwood; A Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read: All yea The first order of business was the appointment of Bill Brewer as Coucilman.r,, f The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Bodine that Bill Brewer.be accepted as City Councilman. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford,`yea. Mayor Gl ai Byer administered the oath to Bill Brewer, swearing him 'in ast g City of Meridian Councilman. Brewer began his term with congratulations. Agenda Km r 1 Howard L. Craven was present, representing Hunter Estates and requested,"y 0' lot line duplex lots so that the finished product could be -sold as seperate intities which would benefit 100% owner occupancy instead of best possible 50% if they remain two units and one ownership. Mayor Glaisyer's comments were that in the restrictive covenants provision for landscaping; premises be upkept in an orderly manner and they have two -car garages. Craven stated there would be a standard clause inserted to comply. Kingsford agreed with the stipulation of a two -car garage.^t ' 1 r r "A t i ;K Two water meters were discussed. There will be a "Y" installed... The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine to accept' the 0' lot line set -back for duplex in Hunter Estates with the stipulation of two -car garage adjustment in the covenants. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea;�wM' ,w`i"�ray t 9 Agenda..�;��s` 2 Meridian Place Subdivision Final Plat - Located north of Settler's �Vill'age r t . on E. Fairview. Earl Harmon was present, representing Meridian Place Subdivisiofi,and'stated the only changes were same street names to comply with the Fire:Departmen f He pointed out that even though they gave a well lot to the City some ago in order to line up Jericho St., they are going to have to resurvey.:and issue a little more ground to the City which won't be square but.wiil line• up Jericho. Kingsford questioned School Site. Harmon stated the School Superintendent Hein referred to.have the site In'. the back area. He stated that they will "give" some ground to the School •` i;' �''''"� District and has an agreement with Hein. Harmon explained that the covenants stipulate that if at a later date,the`.d;�� �4a' City allows for smaller dwellings, that the covenants will automatically accomodate it. Fire Chief Welker and Verl King will confpr upon placement of hUdirafts"y , Agenda 3 Agenda 4 Agenda 5 Williams questioned settling pond. Harmon stated that they have a water -catch basin that has been comfirned with Ada County Highway District instead of settling ponds. The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Kingsford to accept Meridian Place Subdivision Final Plat.' n Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea Devco - 20 Unit Apartments - Design Review - West View Addition - Located next to 649 W. Broadway. F David Wilcox was present, representing the proposal. Wilcox stated that they are appealing based on the design review and density. They propose the density of 20 units instead of the 13 that would be allowed un the 15 per acre. Their appeal is based on the assumption that the City Council set a-.` these policies for the Comprehensive Plan and such could wave or change';these policies where circumstances and conditions warrant. They felt that since, this was an Industrial Zone adjacent to Residential and a church and a family across the street, they basically appeal for the density of 20 1 Wilcox displayed the site plan explaining on the site management,; land! etc. Williams stated policy of platting should be upheld and the density.of per acre, and did not feel the Council should overrule the denial of P and Zoning. All Councilmen were of the same feeling. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Bodine that the denial upheld on the Devco 20 unit proposal. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brew, 4-Plex - Mark Hopkins - Design Review - West View Addition - Located a Mark Hopkins was present to appeal the denial of Planning and Zoning ti build a 4-Plex at the vacant lot on the corner of W. 4th St, and.W. Id He stated that his lot is the only vacant lot in the neighborhood of 4 and the reason for Planning & Zoning denial was that he exceeded the 1 per acre density. He pointed out the map indicates this lot'laid out l 4-Plex lot. Landscaping and parking was discussed. The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that the 4-P Proposal of Mark Hopkins on the corner of W. 4th St. and W. Idaho be a Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brew Columbia Village Preliminary Plat - Located at E. 5th St. at Washingto Smiths Annexation. Delbert Madsen was present, representing Columbia Pillage Preliminary Madsen stated that they have made all the adjustments that were recomm Access for fire protection; Units down to 10 per acre; 3.052 acres and 32 units proposed; they have taken 6 & 8 plexes out and there is nothi larger than a 4-Plex; area fenced for storage of recreational,vehicles The units would be individually owned. The Mayor questioned the alignment of E. 5th St. on the south end of t project. Madsen reported that this problem has been taken care of. ;v,4 - s, a qqq t � Meridian City Hall .2. May 29;.1979 Agenda 3 Agenda 4 Agenda 5 Williams questioned settling pond. Harmon stated that they have a water -catch basin that has been comfirned with Ada County Highway District instead of settling ponds. The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Kingsford to accept Meridian Place Subdivision Final Plat.' n Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea Devco - 20 Unit Apartments - Design Review - West View Addition - Located next to 649 W. Broadway. F David Wilcox was present, representing the proposal. Wilcox stated that they are appealing based on the design review and density. They propose the density of 20 units instead of the 13 that would be allowed un the 15 per acre. Their appeal is based on the assumption that the City Council set a-.` these policies for the Comprehensive Plan and such could wave or change';these policies where circumstances and conditions warrant. They felt that since, this was an Industrial Zone adjacent to Residential and a church and a family across the street, they basically appeal for the density of 20 1 Wilcox displayed the site plan explaining on the site management,; land! etc. Williams stated policy of platting should be upheld and the density.of per acre, and did not feel the Council should overrule the denial of P and Zoning. All Councilmen were of the same feeling. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Bodine that the denial upheld on the Devco 20 unit proposal. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brew, 4-Plex - Mark Hopkins - Design Review - West View Addition - Located a Mark Hopkins was present to appeal the denial of Planning and Zoning ti build a 4-Plex at the vacant lot on the corner of W. 4th St, and.W. Id He stated that his lot is the only vacant lot in the neighborhood of 4 and the reason for Planning & Zoning denial was that he exceeded the 1 per acre density. He pointed out the map indicates this lot'laid out l 4-Plex lot. Landscaping and parking was discussed. The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that the 4-P Proposal of Mark Hopkins on the corner of W. 4th St. and W. Idaho be a Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brew Columbia Village Preliminary Plat - Located at E. 5th St. at Washingto Smiths Annexation. Delbert Madsen was present, representing Columbia Pillage Preliminary Madsen stated that they have made all the adjustments that were recomm Access for fire protection; Units down to 10 per acre; 3.052 acres and 32 units proposed; they have taken 6 & 8 plexes out and there is nothi larger than a 4-Plex; area fenced for storage of recreational,vehicles The units would be individually owned. The Mayor questioned the alignment of E. 5th St. on the south end of t project. Madsen reported that this problem has been taken care of. ;v,4 - Meridian City Council Special Meeting .4. July 24y"197``' Agenda'' 6 Meridian Place Preliminary Plat.' Vert King and Earl Harmon were present representing Meridian Place. Verl King,,;„ .stated that they are here to review the engineering comments. T Councilman Glaisyer inquired if ammendments had been made on the covenants. Mr. King answered not as fret. Glaisyer inquired into the market range of the homes. Mr. King answered $1+0,000. Councilman Glaisyer stated the square footage shows 1050 minimum,. He stated the ,m,•, square footage should be increased. He inquired if there were to be garages Mr. Harmon stated no, Mr. Harmon stated that there is no problem with increasing the size of the houses or ammending the restrictive covenants. The intended size is to be 1150 to 120f o square feet and up but we do not intend to build 75,000 dollar houses. Councilman Glaisyer stated that the City would like to see $60x000 range. j The Mayor asked if this development was farm. home. Mr. Harmon stated no, that -it l: would be FHA, VA, or commercial. Mr. Harmon stated that he is going to develop the lots and construct the houses and sell the houses. Councilman Glaisyer asked how many floor plans there would be. ; Mr. Harmon stated that they will not be limited to a cookie cutter situation at; the projection is that they will build a model house projected at 1850 square thet. We have total control over the\size because we are building. Mr. Harmon stated they would raise the square footage to whatever the Council recommended and ask for a base figure, Councilman Glaisyer stated that: he would feel comfortable -with 1350. square. feet, The cost per square foot was discussed and the market. The Mayor asked if the houses east of Middleton was developed by them. Mr. Harmon answered yes. The Mayor stated that he was not impressed with the development. Mr. Harmon asked if 1350 was the "square footage the Council was requiring; Joesph Glaisyer stated yes, Bodine concurred and stated-i,#'could benefit everyone. a Grant Kingsford agreed. Councilman Glaisyer inquired if arae were included in the protective covenants. Mr. Harman stated that he did not see it. Mayor Storey stated that he is concerned with the quality of the b6uses going in and felt quality housing should be addressed. He stated that he is opposed to law quality houses. Councilman Bodine concurred. Mr.. Harmon stated that they did not have any problem with this. s He also stated that Attorneys and Safeco Title Company had looked at the eonvenantai"''_' and had no problem adding to them. Every house will have a one car garage. a ; Marvin Bodine inquired about off-street parting. Mayor Storey asked if this will have just one stall for off-street parking. Oouncilman Glaisyer stated that he is against just a one car garage because of all the recreational vehicles in Idaho, snomobiles, mobile homes, ata• The Mayor stated we have to get them off the street. Mr. Harmon agreed and asked if the Council wanted two car garages,He stated he did not realize there were so many questions. ' ci Councilman�Gla.isyer stated that he would like to see a time stipulation of ninety (90) days between the sale date of the house and the time they start wit11 Ott 4-,- t`ited. o d lour 0. _ e Mr. flarmap, stated that tie didn't have atiyNprobl.em with this because they were toying with including the landscaping on the front of the ,house. The next time we come in ypw will see that we are buil:d,ng a quality subdivision,, },. Meridian City Hall -Special Meeting .5. July 24 1978 ;h. (cont'd) >,GAgenda . Off-street parking on Ci-fldesac was stated. 6 Carl Ellsworth stated that there was some concern with meeting the ordinances.k7.'yp All are concerned with access to other pyo may, this is a City policy to provide,�y access. You do not want to landlock someone. Mr. Ellsworth pointed out on the plat access points. Double frontage lots need a variance in Phase II. Access is the major point. Roger Welker, Fire Chief,stated the Culdesac was a 45 foot radius so.there could not t be any off street parking. The house set -back was discussed he Mayor stated houses have to conform. z Vernon Schoen, Building Inspector, stated that they all have to be 20 foot back. gmininum. �y If further they have to conform. The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Grant Kingsford that_ Meridian Place Preliminary Plat be a_pproved contingent on the Council recommendations and those of J -U -B Engineers, Inc. �a { Motion passed Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer,.yea.' 4 Agenda tl 7 Committee to formalize Area of Impact Agreement: The Mayor read the letter received from the Ada County Commissioners (see evidence}-,. Mayor Storey appointed the Committee:'AY �G Council Members: (1) Richard WilliamsJ, (2) Joseph GTaisyer (3) Grant Kingsford ¢„ P & Z Members: (1) Don Sharp * Area of Impact (1) Ted Hepper The Motion was made byMarvin Bodine and seconded by Grant Kingsford to accept the PIPk recommendations. t, Motion passed: Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea. w ' � Agenda 8 The Mayor inquired about the status of the Condominium Ordinance. 'It was postponed ry. pending information still to come in. y. I 'Agenda'' 9 City Engineer, Carl Ellsworth, reported on West Pine Sewer to cross Nine Mile'Drain. u' He reported that he had found someone to put the.connection in at a cost of $2,000. ' i J -U -B Engineers, Inc. estimated the cost of $1,500. Mr. Ellsworth had talked to IDA and it would be under the project if it passed the audit and money was available;f The leak on West Pine and the leak on Franklin was discussed. Tkti, d Mr. Ellsworth asked for authority to negotiate the project, not to exceed -$2,000. _'� The authority was granted F Carl Ellsworth reported on the realignment change for James Court. Galey submitted a letter for $6,,700.00 for two days work. The Mayor stated that we should not be responsible for an.A and C problem. He stated that the City will meet with representatives from A & C Corporation.a w - Mr. Ellsworth stated that they had the easement documents. # Mayor Storey stated that he is upset with the infiltration into the sewer. line:` Ellsworth stated that Rodding and Cleaning will be in town shortly to re -inspect the lines. M The matter was discussed.<< . Councilman Glaisyer moved to adjourn Meeting s ood adjourned at 9:40 P;M. attest: -� MAYOR r, t feridian City, Hall July 17, 1978 Meridian City Council meeting called"to order at 'r:4o P.M. by Mayor Don M. Storey Member Present: Richard W1:111tims, Marvin Bodine, Joseph Glaisyer; Grant Kingsford y Others Present: Carl B. Ellsworth; Dale Ownby; Norman Fuller; Larry D. Graves; Verl G. King; Allen Harmon; Richard M. Leisman;Gerald Vorlicky DDS; Ray Kellogg; Z'.R. Kellogg; Kenneth M.; Steven Hosac; M.L. Mihollin; Vern Schoen; B. Stuart; Glenn Green The minutes of the previous meeting were approved an read. LEISMAN SUBDIVISION MEDICAL CENTER PRELIMINARY PLAT: `Leroy Atwood was present representing Leisman Subdivision and presented the Preliminary Plat Phase I. Location is Pine and Linder, N E Intersection. The total site plan was presented. Mayor Storey read the comment sheet. 'Councilman Williams-inquired if the building would be Cinder block. ,Mr. Atwood stated it would not. { kighway requirements were discussed. Mr. Atwood stated that the bonding was being taken care of. Access to streets was discussed. Councilman Glaisyer stated that he thought the access onto Linder was too close to the intersection. 'Councilman Kingsford inquired how close this-access was to the high School entrance. Mr. Atwood stated 150 to.200 feet. The Mayor:stated in reference to Medical, facilities it would fulfill our City's deeds o' _ Mr. Atwood stated that they went for a special use permit because it designated the use for professional space. Mayor Storey stated t1at any suggestions made could be complied with. 'Mr. Atwood stated th'e he did hot see any4problems at this time. s. Councilman Williams stated that the Linder Road access would not allow for left- hand turnt because they, would be entering into the turn lane. The designation of Linder as a four (4) lane was discussed. Mr., Atwood did not see any problem in controlling the Linder access. Councilman Glaisyer.stated that he would discuss the matter with Chief Green. The matter of what professions would go in was discussed. The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Marvin Bodine to accept the Preliminary Plat and grant a Conditional Use Permit to allow medical, dentist, optical and legal uses of the offices. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea PIXI itlRST St?BDIVISION It was decided that.Pinehurst SuIodivision would not be taken from the table. e M&MTAN PLACE PRELIMINARY PLAT: Location N. of Settler's Village on E. Fairview .,.Vert King was present representing Meridian Place. He stated that this plat was presented the first of June to Planning and Zoning and they approved it, .,contingent on concerns and approval from the Chief of Police and Fire Marshall. In the discussions it was determined that there was a misunderstanding on the access of Phase I of the project, that Harmon Drive connected to Locust Grove Road. =They approved it when they were informed on the access. Mr. King met with the A�,'3D;and �ecake dware that Jerico Street did not line up with the street in r,. Settlsrs;Village. This situation was taken care of on road name and street f 5 r . July 1 ;e11�:a 4 �ottt�.d) Mayor Storey read the comments on Meridian Place Subdivision. ' Councilman Williams objected to the cuts in the sidewalks for mail boxes because of'.the creation of a health hazard. i An Elementary School site was discussed and the need for it in Phase 2 of this development. Mr. King stated that in Phase 2 this can be negotiated with the school district. '1"he overall drninugp plr.itt wl:t.7, rr,tii'urrn, fo f'r)nt, right, cit' wiey and Culdenaco are included. Phase T is all single family dwellings. 1 a s' Card, Ellsworth stated J -U -B Engineers has not gone over the Plat. Mayor Storey stated that the Council could not act until the Engineering review +f was completed. Councilman Glaisyer inquired what the market range would be. Mr. King stated $40,000 to $60,000.00. Glaisyer stated that the restrictive covenants were evasive. The Mayor instructed that a comment sheet be made available for Mr. King and `instructedhim to get in touch with J -U -B, and stated that he will be notified when r h', is put on the Agenda. 'p Councilman Kingsford suggested consideration be given to open space* f l F11 ' ; • I MERIDIAN GREENS UTILITY EXTEX81OX: Steven Hosac was present representing Meridian Greens. He stated that they are present requesting approval of a route for sewer and water service. They met with Sumner Johnson and Carl Ellsworth J -U -B and they both.concur with the routing being _proposed. ;e The proposed route was outlined and the alternate route that is 8,000 feet long. The area below the Bench was discussed and Mr. Rosac stated that they proposed a lift station somewhere in this area until a line was extended down Ten Mile then the�lift stati?n,would be eliminated. The I8" line would be extended about �r4 1/2 'the way through the proposed Nahas p4opel-ty then drop at Nine Mile to 15" to south of.Free-vay and from there to Meridian Greenwould be 101% The water main s .,,,was, outlined. -- Mr. Hosaestated that what they were after tonight ?rtes approval by resolution of approval*ofthe routing. Carl Ellsworth stated that J -U -B Engineers did not have any problem with the m ? routing.. The cost of the line'was discussed.. Councilman Kingsford stated that the lift station was a problem. The matter of the :lift station was discussed - Norman Fuller iscussed. ldortnexl'iiller stated that the part needing lifting was two or three years away. aCouncilman Williams stated that his concern with any interim sewer lift stations , .and stated that he might approve of the route but not the interim facility. Development pressure to ,justify anouher line was disCuased. Councilman Kingsford stated that he Could support the routing but not the lift r Councilman'Glaisyer recommended the routing be considered for another week. ° The Mayor.cotdurred. Councilmen Kingsford and Williams concurred. Patrick Joy was instructed to put the routing question on the next City Council Ag etlda. Hosac discussed Meridian Greens further. lie stated that there were two hanges,.,in the Preliminary P legal dilat. One was the elimination of a cuidesac due to stanees between intersections. One culdesac is longer than the '';'° .. eLllowable distance because of development design. The radius was increased. e 'Mayor stated that it should be shown to Chief Welker. Meridian City Hall le_"� 0 is December 15_ 1975 \ adjacent to their present structure located on Fairview on the North side West of the Locust Grove Intersection. The Planning and Zoning Co missi n was called to order by the C firman, W. D. Skiver Members present: DoIL Roberts; Owen Frost; Al Pipinic ; Wi lard owley The request for Zone chang addressed to the Ada Coun y Zo ing C mmission requesLang a change There seemed to be some rom d_i o steps - was ascusse� cy concerning this ea 1 sated at __ _ Locust Grove and Fra One drairi_ng showed b lin rderi on the -g_Locust Northwest Intersects Grove the other co n. is ous wi th the City limits, The thinking of theommis ion_Wls that the land ext. din east from the City limits to Locust Grove could be Industrial, The Motion was made by Willard P 77R e -!LT wley and seconded by .. Owen Frost _ that the Locust Grove receive 1 to M -g, the recommendation to the City C uncil. that it be Motion passed: I All y a.; - J - bdiv�sion �Zonln,',;, - - - - Cherry Lane Village to the County -- Unit ##19 Phase 1 oras presented .as -proposed? The housing ratio is to be'2.3 1 tlis dr I located alt Cherry is per gross acres Cn n e. The Commission felt that Sumner Johnson. wing should be revieied by the City Engin er Meridian Place Subdi 'sionwas discussed. esent'l this for development pro -.of Owen Frost o th City _-the, Merid.an suboect to a pr ap roxim Hoe Subdivision,,ronting himself because - Tao -se present to rep Verle Kings their Engineer proposal were Earl L. Harmon; Howard Fbanary and - -_02ey The First Phase presented are The Motion was made by Commission recommend Phase I Development i consists of approximately 20 acres. -- -- - _ - and seconded -b,7 * Council that approvalbe P� iDinch thAt the tante for the tom___ East part of Meridia the approval of the A_a-_Cq�nty_H.ghwaV A & C Corporation present. Tom Wits®n for a parctel of the Rose Park Mobile Inspection by the City District_ gine. — JUB and —_-- _ posal represented b Sam ummer field and - _ -- tely seven (7) acres on in size, Sout 1 Meridian sated South Street. Owen Frost disqualified The Developers reque e Yfotion vias made bIy Comm4sion recommend of possible conflict of interest. - — -- - ted annexation and multi -family toning deve opment. onDonD Rober to th. City ,s and seconded by Willard Council that the app oxim Rowle telt' that the even (7) - acre parcel- located South ordering on Meridian f the Street be annexed Rose Park Mobile Home to the City of --- Subd Meridian visa End n and zoned --- -- Resa en is - Motion passed. _ ---- -- ;0_t' ag_ _ -_- II The A & C Corporationlalso[presented \ adjacent to their present structure located on Fairview on the North side West of the Locust Grove Intersection. • Meridian City Ball August 250 1975 Hers an Planning and Zoning& - - Meetirg called to order by the ClmirmSIL W. D. Skiver. Membo s Present: W. D. Skiver; wen F ost; Al Pipinich; Ali and owlet' Othea• Pro Hearing Larry Sale; Mike Preston; meeting at 7:00 P.M. Kent Barney; Jit Fuller; Richard OrtDn; The Gem Estates plan locate at th. between Pine and Broad ay wa3 discissed. of a change in manner of developtient, different than approvee by t io ZonLng t ey The C' scion felt that tho Cou til has the right to take any action them for consideration again before final Council action., �• forte negative votes Mountain West Medical Compl x ra4 discussed, clarification, .�, Phase dratdng as presente by he Medical Complex, which diva ed that - conne adjoining propertie e A. Meri Place Annexation of this property by the He J-7-4 d the cal (omplex fact uth- of ordinance requirements, sM&oule as stated in the letter from the JU B Moridi It vae would in P3aco-has agreed i previous also noted that this access is 1he need to travel to Loclist Grove ten 'iscussions to leave a only one available North to the Meridian road withLn PLacekmexation.­ Yny fr t m Thin t For an representing area nest of Meridian a located at and Barney Pro Ten Mile and Cherry osale Lanoo consi ting omp ex o app o a Course plamed as a recreation ely 320 acres of len type of Housing env® d wing as sines Tao0 ached dwelling or own h of Comartmercial cent red use and apartment, the Community consis tipl ing ng et . f pro sed well as surro, mdinf are". -- s ze a an area ine thQ residents that rill occupy te len as well as a retreat ,nal area e u the �m oes o pe roadway crossings o fairm se ,Adjoining buildings will be of sufficient distant from the if e Irrigation mater is to be s cure from a deversion or iffi 8 m� Drain le $ a -- ©mom surface wells Ci y wateris to be secured fr m th City cith ,and the sizes accordi� to the tentative plans of fut a de elo nt of -The e C y stet system to Pro ect D e files , _ Meridian City Hall ,2e June 29 1975 Mille Wardle, origin ly wi h ACOG and now associated th ineers of Bo ase was presento scuas a eg• s a -avec es a oo p a @durMS the last Legislature that ,rill effect municipal Govermentse Mro Wardle explained SenatWnota e He stated and showed slidethat those ci ities ving a comprehensive plan must upn the next few @ars or by 197 Those municipalities who d comprehensive tan a no addressed specifically as be requ a comprehensiv pl thou it is ssibl sm li@d tha the uired to have o p, A Comprehensive Plan npm�a d - shout 9' Nat consider — _ and be composed(' Pap atio • Economic o e Facilities and Utils ies, Transportationg SpecialAres or Sites Housing, Design,Design,and Jmp.Le(a A Zonins Ordinances ll b ado e� zoningregulates hes th umber of stories, size of bus dings perc ntage of lot coverag , si a of d and open s aces densityof ulat on an location of land us se - Zoning standards mus be u 'form within each district :ns--Ve o!—d requests mus a accor encs - @ mp a p cannot be amended more often than every six months, (should be review@d each year). An acquisition map can be epar d within six years designating ticular uses of future land areas of the ICity, Q_A@ for the p=pose­A&_.rnparin regulations for better controls (this will p ssibly be tested in'he courts, Areas o City impactcan with the County Comm scion a se roe p ofacilitate con o s r gro IThis area can remain untrens y% r otiated. on c or Inter aus , taus s an a ec e -d o c o4 s in matters concerns his jestedinterest, The State will revie all the comprehensive plans that are in of ecte ey cannot @ t therg o reedis held by the a eo Pocess o omprehen V P ann Inventory e collect and analyze dates Establish goals d ob ectiv d Select plan from alternative courses of action - —@ Mayor introduced wen os p chance Wayn S dA er as of the Planning and oning Comms cion who were present. representatives — — --- They areattempto scup a ompr@h@naive Plan £® the Me Areas I r c® -Num @r was r a by -the Mayor entitled: AN 0 INAN E ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTA N REA PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIB D AS FOLLO S: -- v oil EJN SHIP 3 NORTHO RANGE 1 EAST, BOISEIDWO ADA COUNTY, IDAH , TO CITY OF MERIDIAN, WHICH PROPERTY I ADJACINT — --THE-CITY OF I' ! im HO , The stated tha ! �_-b@ - _U _Utilities e motion rules vias gado and provisions l _Hayor at this time, of Public_ Hari - come,_I Hearing no obiectio t by enneth Rasmussen tha the --The-time by W. D. Skiver and seconded of SQ,;Q02 and all rules re uiri that Ordinances be ead n three different days be dispensed wi h andFi6t �rdinance Number 281 re 'd be jassed and approved* Motion passed: Skive r,9 yea Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, ea; Navarro, yea, A _- i n ions Merlalan ti1Ly riall__ Meridian Place, represented by Mr. Harmon, had conta ed the Mayor to n ica a etre eve opmen o donate 5 acres o grouid for a park. In exchange for this they requested the City to connect their pr perty to e City Watersyse. It was pointed out that the la ng of a Mater line from theCoff a Mill es auran area out Lotti Noru Addition w ch is adjacent to their and would be very costly to the Cit , It is also costly to prepare and maintain -lands asapark. The Developers were not p esent _ was decided that this miatter s ou a iFiscussecl t the Ae—velopers a some later time. Bruce Stuart brought up t e mat er of a policy study that lie had presented -or t e Council to r v�.ew which sets forth items of ocee ure.i relation to accepting utility services f om the City. The Motion was made �y Kennethasmussen and seconded by W D. Sldver that the policy be adopts conjerningsewageq water service and meter installation as recommended by the_Work's Su It. Bruce Stuart. Motion passed: Skivgr, yel; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, ea; Navarro, yea. The Motion was made y Malvin B dine and seconded by John Navarro that the City call for payment of bonds Number 163 through 229 of Water Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1955 for paymention or i after June 1, 1975. -----Motion passed: S fir, yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, ea; tvarro, yea. Gary Green, Chief of Police,, presented his monthly report. s report shows a arks incr ase over last month. This possi ly indicates an increase in vehic a tr ffic. _ - e e o Police in d out t at many of the acct eats are caused by backing without due auti n. Marvin Bodine brought up lor free e c es as a ge discussion the school at eras-,ule ono sop or p dent cros ing East let es cans n e - — - cross walk. There was concern voiced concerning this matt r. A light for -- - ossin pe es 'r ans wou no�e�ns-�al%3�y-tFie y u y e g way District and State H ghwa o nsta117contro g _s Dist ict. It is extremelydiff cult o get them — --- -- Mie Chief of police - j.r struct�ed- fferts in this area. I�I . I Ordinance #280 was read b the Mayor entitled: AN 0 INAN E PR CRIBING --- T 0 TIME OF ANNEXAT ON, qR FCR ZONTM Or OP FOR THE REZONIVG OF ANY P OPER Y WI IN THE CITY LIMITS AN_t_ motion was Thei S Mar. innen that the rules and provisions of 50- 2 and all rules and provisions requiring that ordinances be r ad_oz_±JirAe different days be dic- 'Li and that _ Ordinance #280 be pa sed and approved. Motion passed: znver, yea; Kasmusseng yea; noaine, yea; auvarrv, :wa. Meridian Meridian City Hall .1. •� G February 3. 1975 Meeting called to cider by theMayor, Don M. Store Councilman present: W. D Skiv r; Kenneth Rasmussoni Marvin Bodine; John Navarro, Others present: Ve K • Ear. Harmon; Howard F1 Summ rfiel ; Andy Anderson; D. . Ty Bi 1 Cro e• To lie Gwynn: Sumner Jo on• )rawfordtS er. Darden; Rton: Bruce Stuart; ernon Schoen; Gary Green Minutes were read and approved.. The area lying to tha North of the Norus Annexation knovi as.Heridian Place was discussed. Mr. Earl Harmon made th oresenation for this land ea. Twenty 20) acres is in the Cit now, involving seve ty- 100 acres is et to a annexed. It is their desire o de ee ( ) Iota,. elo late in all. The 20 acres presently in the C ty is the land area rese hope that they can nnec to tie water and use dry Ine tly c idered. They sewers for the se e disposal for development t the present- pointed out by Mr. S iver Mr. Skiver stated that th Planning and Zoning Commission d not responded to ---Roughadrawings-o s propose an cg o c on s matter un re drawings of water li es a presented by an architectural a zaordetailed gine n pre en su c en ora o concerning concept d general gout of lot sizing. o e ec 6 ops The Developers had ped that t ey could secure an assurance that they could receive the Cit utilities so that t e could fr the,City ceed in th near future. It was decided that nore Ingine red dram will be re u ed a �3' be laced before the Commissio before th y can consider the cincept of this proposal. andneral jay -out Mr. Johnson, the Citr Engineer,, stated that the dratr ngs could be in.a pre- m nary form to show where the utilities will connect to specific details could be accomplished at a later t e which the.City. More would shov-valves,­ hydrantaq grades, line sizes, t ical street Sectio , et Mr. Skiver notified he d veto rs that a aret tur . n F'e ruary 17 th at :00 p.m. to meet with the P anning and Zoning Commission mAttelr. co' erning thin — _ The Mayor stated t the City ouncil could not act on anything recommendations were made from he Planninm and oniz C until them the course of action desired. --Mr. SklVe--rstatede felt hat the City co ve a annexation at 'such lime that these develupera are ready tc saran o ` comply or services ' -- -- --Mayor --is adoqCaita eir needs. Storey explair2d tb�-�Aan- of the City -a"-44- 4-ablUty- services of water amd sew r and at this time could'n t guarantee Of either zmndmui,-- to' de-liv-e delivery- Sam Summerfield re esen i C Construction.the it to accept their instal tion of trater and seder for th len area in the Meridian City Hall October 7. 1374 Meeting called to order by the Mayor Don M. Storey • Councilmen present: W. D. Skiver; Kenneth Rasmussen, John Navar o Others present Vegle G. King, Ho and Flannar+y; Earl H on Davi H. Leroy; QynO a @n6`e ; Norma Kiser; Orvine O or tigil Opp ; Dew ; Roy 00 g; Louis "eP; ay Davis; Michael Los ; RichardOrton; John Etigile; Rewe xuar ; Roger V Minutes of previous deetin3 and special meeting read md approved. The Mayor made a presentation to three employees who have completed a courso involving extra time Certificates of completion atten ing a were sewage operation tra ing presented by the Mao to: cours Bru . a Stuart; Dew@y Davis -and Mike Losh. Q Mayor thanked tb achievement.; He made i for nota their that effort and complimented them their training made or b for tter this ity operation.. Earl Harmon spoke an made available at th- Su ion next Plann land and Zoning meeti far he Meridian Flaw 383 lots 8000 to 950C This area op. Zeet lot sizoo Locust Grove Road an Nort of t @ Norus Annexation. Others prosunt to They wanted the City s@ to know is thab p O Ba we l they wage willing to cooperate • • in any way • Robert Coppel9 Attor ay9 was present representing Roy Hood invol ng land a a.cen� o es ro Mr. Coppol noted thatin way 1330 n th o @ . ow a Saun. Qga City bought 88 feet by 3 nne�sa 0 fee ono from onroo; n all that was there. oy o ou ee o @ eav, n ng was roautmy Ws s pave The 8 feet needs to a a dedicated —1330–feet ee B n e m c e o a to the jrc cont: •Broad gay dedicati Soar y. on. The s lctinee 22 feet needs to be edica�od. for tile 116rOZoadMy, tH s reMaInInff Q 58 2552a pea Broadway is doeded t the ity o o an adjoiningoining the extended Meridian. street o Wood gan s s a c our was s. ayor stated a The City could be criticised s pnare by y co a so on y of following the leg g st oar ty be sold in the pr peas ea e pa in this matter. - also aatie appraise this land a og d the prope asesao nd le ... al manner. IlXa- ayor s •a a up proceed in this manner.. ep a Ci y s� no o her a toL y would not have sol thi vQ land n o Cor the pa . was which mould by itsel thou, have t ha been Mr. food noedod onl thm raseless and un -needed by t fooi @ Cit strip . All Councilmen agreed that this proce dupe should -bo followod, it was aoo noted Wast Broadtray. 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Montee, now the owner, explained that he had picked this up after the Preliminary Plat approval approximately a year ago. The Mayor stated that he believed the plat had been approved with N.W. 10th St. as a through street and connecting with Delmar. Steve Hosac spoke concerning the redesign of the Preliminary Plan. There was discussion and disagreement between the Mayor and Council aid the developer and Engineer concerning the approval of the Preliminary map with the street changes. The block and lot numbers had also been changed since Preliminary approval at the request of the County Engineer. Mayor Glaisyer stated that at this particular stage, this plat was not acceptable to the Fire Department. For fire and police protection, it would be for the best interest to redesign a through N.W. 10th St. There was discussion,and a workshop with Department Heads before the March 3, 1980 meeting,was advised by the Mayor. The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford that the Final Plat Meadowview #2 be tabled until March 3, 1980. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Agenda 8 Barney Property - Noteboom Annexation, North of Cherry Lane. Wayne Forrey, J -U -B Engineer, and Kent Barney, owner, were present to request input on their patio home subdivision concept plan. Forrey described the concept: residential structure, large lots divided into half with one half of the unit going to the smaller lot, and fee simple. The zoning is "A" Residential; unique shape, 170 feet wide by 1330 feet deep. Adjacent to Meadowview #2 and Cherry Manor on the East and Leisure Lane on the West, the area to the West is unplatted and one acreestates. Two story duplex structures, lots are 80' wide X 120' deep. Units are about 1300 sq. ft. per unit, 100 sq. ft. of patio plus a single car garage. Units 1, 2 and 3 are in various configurations to reduce the vision impact. Property will allow only one street (N.W. 11th) and development on one side (east side), rear yard setback would be approximately 60 foot setback, the front from 20 to 30 foot setback, side yard 15 feet between units. Full improvements would be made, the ACHD approves. There was discussion concerning the small patio size, the west adjacent area, water stub outs and parking. The density would be 6.36 upa. Also there was concern for street study for length and fire protection, possible landlocking and two car garages. Agenda 9 Meridian Place Subdivision #1 Earl Harmon was present to request permission to get Building Permits on lots for multi.type structure intermixed with single family for Meridian Place Subdivision #1. Councilman Orton abstained. Harmon reviewed previous action and the approval of developing in three (3) phases. The intent at that time was single family dwellings and density of 3.42 in.the particular 20 acres in question tonight. (#1) Harmon pointed out the proposed density for that area was R-8 (map referred to is not official, but proposed.) There was discussion concerning split lots, covenants indicating a new lot line would not have to have the Ordinance setback, and the 1350 minimum sq. ft. Harmon stated the price range would be approximately $80,000 to $100,000 for duplex. He stressed quality and the attitude of smaller economic dwellings. Engineer Smith stated that Federal Housing Administration and VA require re- ' platting if there is split duplex lots. It Meridian City Hall .5. February 19, 1980 Schoen, Building Inspector, stated that in Harmon's covenants for Meridian Place #1, the 1350 sq. ft, would hold true for each unit, The Mayor's concern was to require minimum square footage and/or a dollar price on the quality if a ower house, to keep up a balanced community housing upgrade. There was discussion concerning the size houses and quality, subsidized housing. Harmon asked that the City allow them (Meridian Place #1) to build the sized house that can sell, not being restricted to the 1350 sq, ft. each unit, and they will put the quality in the building of the house. This matter is to be placed on the March 3rd agenda. Agenda 10 B & B Business Park. Sewer System - W. Franklin Harold Briscoe was present to request permission to connect to sewer line a Franklin Square across Franklin Rd. from the Meridian Glass proposal. Mayor Glaisyer explained the policy of coming to City Water and Sewer and going South requires a pressure lift - it is not a gravity flow. Briscoe stated the expense would be too great to connect from as far as Huico, 2000 feet away. Engineer Smith explained Phase III intent to serve this land, but it is unknown at this time how much of the line is owned by Boise Cascade, which would be a closer connection. The land to the south and west can be sewered by the extension coming up Ten Mile. To cross Franklin Rd. and dump into a manhole would be - Mast resort. It was the feeling of the Mayor and Council that B & B Business Park make the effort to obtain an easement from adjacent property owner. Agenda 11 Department Reports: Building Inspector Schoen, reported that the property owners in Noteboom Annexation, Woodland, Inc. and Matlocks had been informed that their business operation is noncomplying with "A" Residential. There has been no attempt on their part to comply with City Ordinance. These properties were "A" Residential in the County before Annexation to the City in December 1978. Schoen stated that quality homes should contain: two (2) car garages, two (2) baths, cedar siding or brick, shake roof, fireplace and a heat pump. Chief Sherwin reported that a crime analysis shows that the largest percent of crime in cities stem from the low priced housing. Attorney Crookston described the procedure of City Ordinances. He suggested that the Mayor and Council should direct the Attorney to draw up an Ordinance after a favorable hearing. At the next regular meeting the Ordinance would be presented for the Council's consideration. Crookston was directed to obtain a recorder for meetings to record and transcribe meetings. The Attorney also suggested that there be a public notice for a Preliminary Plat to legally notify adjacent property owners, or perhaps a letter of notification. Crookston brought up the AIC Attorney's meeting at McCall March 12, 1980. Registration fee is $10.00 for two days. The.decision will be made at a later date. Stuart explained the process of "junking out" old meters and the Mayor directed that he proceed in the manner to get the highest price for surplus. Agenda 12 The Mayor.read Ordinance #363, False Reports entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 10, CHAPTER 10, OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES nC TUC rTTV AC MCDTnTANI __ _