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HomeMy WebLinkAboutF. A. Nourse 3rd AmendedMeridian City Hall May 1, 1978 The Meridian City Council meeting was called to order at 7:45 P.M. by the Mayor, Don M. Storey. Councilmen present: Williams, Richard; Marvin Bodine;Grant Kingsford;Joseph Glaisyer Agenda 1 The Minutes of previous meeting were approved as read. Agenda The first item of business under old business was Franklin Square Subdivision. 2 Jim Stubblefield was present representing Franklin Square. Richard Williams stated that there was a reconsideration on the hook-up charge when Franklin Square comes upon City sewer. Stubblefield stated that there are three alternatives and he didn't see a problem, going down Franklin, going down Ten Mile or connecting to gravity flow. The planned interim system will carry the development until such time as one of the alternatives are available. If the lift station is in effect for more than one year the City can defray any cost on connections by recovering equipment out of the lift station. Mr. Williams'concern was who is going to pay for the ultimate hook-up and put the line in. Jim Stubblefield stated that at some point;in time, other developments will bring a line to Franklin Square so there is not a problem. Mr. Stubblefield stated "if we can work out something with the people adjacent to us we would be more than happy to contribute the cost of the force main to their installation of the line or something like that, which would be mutually agreeable, but at this point in time I cannot may -that that will happen but if it can --that will eliminato-the problem totally - if it doesn't we still have connected to the City sewer by virture of a Forced main to the Phase II connection where it intersects Franklin Road." Mayor Storey stated that what concerned the Council is that we have a resolution that all developers must come to City line. Jim Stubblefield stated that"we did address that, we would go to the line with the force main like Franklin Square." "We would prefer not to do that, but if it comes on tap and is ready to go, we will do it." "We were trying to give you alternatives so you could tell us what to do - I don't think the third alternative will come up." "If you would want to give back the equipment I would be happy to make the crossing." Mr. Williams stated that the City is not in business to make money, we just want to get the connection. Mayor Storey then read the portion of the previous minutes pertaining to Franklin Square Mr. Stubblefield stated that they had asked that the City increase the fees for the temporary system development if the third alternative was used but the other two alternatives do not require anything by the City. Mayor Storey and Councilman Williams agreed that the first two alternatives would be better. The Council reaffirmed the acceptance of the Franklin Square interim sewer measure. Patrick Joy asked for a -.point of clarification, "then Mr. Stubblefield is going to connect to the City sewer at his own expense?" Mr. Stubblefield stated that this was already the case. Agenda The next item of business was the Conditional Use Permit at 14 E. Carlton 3 The Mayor read the Conditional Use Comment sheet (evidence filed with these minutes) The Mayor pointed out the increasing number of Conditional Use Permits in residential areas and that they are a means of circumventing an ordinance or policy. It was zoned residential and if the City infiltrates these areas wb are not going along with Planning and Zoning. It is the Councils decision but they are going to have to stop the Conditional Use Permits somewhere. Th. M..f*n, v .j l.-.-..». An Meridian City Hall .2. May 19 1978 Mr. Ed Jones of 538 W. Washington was present representing himself. He stated the primary use of this Conditional Use Permit is his own private office. The importance of this is not later profit - he has an office in Boise and all of his staff is from Meridian. Mr. Jones stated that this was his dream to have an office conveniently located to him and that it was important to him personally. The Mayor restated points of concern on Conditional Use Permits. Mr. Jones stated that he has submitted plans, he has provided for parking, torn down a potential fire trap and is improving the area. The person most affected stated to Mr. Jones that he was pleased with the proposed use considering other possibilities. The building will be brought up to code. Richard Williams inquired about the basement use and design. There is a kitchen and two rest rooms. As a gesture, the Senior Citizens are looking for a place to use and this may fit into their plans, at least on a temporary basis. Perhaps something could be worked out with them. Mr. Williams also stated that he is for the Conditional Use if its limited to a service type organization and not a retail outlet. These types of businesses should be encouraged around City Hall and down Meridian Street because they are fixing up some of the older homes. Light service and limited office space would benefit the City, from the Church down to the railroad crossing corridor. Grant Kingsford agreed with Richard Williams. Marvin Bodine stated that he didn't see anything wrong with the proposed use and there would be less traffic than when the Church was in there. The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Marvin Bodine that the Conditional Use Permit for 14 E. Carlton be approved with the condition that this building not be used for any retail sales and that Mr. Ed Jones consider contacting the Senior Citizens for the possible basement use of this building. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea. Agenda 4 The next item of business was the consideration of the Final Preliminary Plat of Settlers Village. Norman Fuller was present representing Settlers Village. Mayor Storey stated that Planning and Zoning had approved Settlers Village but they were making conditions on whether they were in condominiums or changing the plans around. The feeling is that any time the plans are changed they must go back to Planning and Zoning. Planning and Zoning cannot state what they want, they only advise the Council. Mr. Fuller stated that there is a lack of Bommunications. He did not ask for Condominium approval, he only asked that at such time as the City had an Ordinance was there any objection to selling them as condominium units rather than rental units. The Mayor stated that this was presupposing and no onecould say what would happen in five years. Mr. Fuller replied that all he is asking for now is approval of the Final Preliminary Plat,if things change he will resubmit a new plan to Planning and Zoning. Mr. Glaisyer and Mr. Williams inquired as to what they were approving. Mr. Fuller explained the approval was needed originally for Four-plexes on Four-Plex lots. This was discussed. Also discussed was an alleged mix-up on submission of the Final Preliminary to the Council. Joseph Glaisyer inquired as to the reasons for platting the commercial block by block. Richard Williams stated that he thought the Plat came in as residential. The matter of residential - commercial was discussed. Carl Ellsworth of J -U -B Engineers commented that he and Sumner Johnson discussed this project before the meeting. Mr. Fuller had always stated at meetings that the zone was Commercial -Residential. He further stated that there are technical mattes that can be resolved fairly easy. "If you were to approve it, Norman Fuller needs a variance on Block One (1) for length and Block Two (2) and Five (5)." "Sumner wanted to make you aware that he realized the fact that you want Block Ten (10) designated as a park and they have been nothing but headaches for the cities that have them". Mr. Ellsworth was sure that Steve Hosac also has received comments from the Irrigation N rrri^t, pdn Cniinry 44ahwnv 1147trirf, 11nhn D.nt. of Trnnaportntion and Dept. of .2. May 3, 1976 of them are extremely unhappy, Marvin Bodine stated that Dr. Tlomas had offered to d nate a 120 foot flag' with pole. It shoul hav —are -c -light on op an o e i e night with a light cluster, Th flag, 124 x 20' is to fly -ontituousl . This could cost considers ly. It wa thou that posse on aluminum pole would satisfy the needs. ere is to be a light clus er to light at night. This matter is to be Marvin is to investi inve ate tigat with t if -as- to costs involve e help of the City Cl F. rk t come up with prices. It was also pointed or so due to wear. ut t at th's lag wou nee o e re ace every year Jim Stubblefield requested that Northgate #3 be accep ed with plans and specs ications as pl ce n tFie pro ec u e ie s a e Boise Paving has agreed tc do scme repairs that were Listed . A letter is on file A letter was present d to i that effect from the Boise lavimc and Asphalt Company. uart-,or s He mentioned by the p 0th or esi by the e a ea ne a next Council meet placn . ie near ure. days e Mayor thong t t lgR-- e—mmoTe res s i . e Mot cn was maw y o-hn Navarro and seconded yBodin that Northgate #3 be accepted according to the plans d s ecifi ations proviAed the tems compete a completed— Motion passed: Bode e, ye distressed for ; Navarro, yea; Ra the Northgate No. pero 'c y. sen, yea; illiams, yea. The Lift Station was Tiia is a temporary. The City will check his 'if tflLon I 4a - is-the-respansihi ity-of the developer-to-defr of the systems - operation. iii i� �a3ing- er on t�o oth t epre He p r Subdivisions -And will-in­this ivision� - - ay or was prese North of West Washington. ent a Wr g Propo esented a plan change o for a e kink n West garbage dis- ---- drat- s for - - this proper y. Y - - posaasi�rm - This matter came before tte Playning and 'Zoning Commission who a proved the - -- concep an ensa. y - -- - - y. heir plans The Mayor requested in relation to the sewer Usposa . _- - -felt-that it woul -be- xtrem ly-difficult-#o-prop' swRrage-d spocabl.for--- this property throug the city f not a total imposs' ilit . ------ ___.-- _TheL-Mayor_stated_tha --#h developers -should co ealt trio -to ---- ascertain the course of a tion hey should take in t mat er of sewage wastes. 6f--1 4--geT3dian-S res s RalphDavis(Dolores e e sewage backing up into thei bas went is int causing them trouble. -the house ander unc is ha na -un happened -- - �Tief—ore� sheshed;s ean - �y. The Mayor stated tha sewers that had ve backed up before and. coup back up again --- — (Ithere o -F se properties outfall point.; It was -pointed out -treat semen s -t are ve clo a to a eve o --j a sew liner s have be -e -n -W viewe izin jightshow if there is root inf C. was s�ate3 tri while they are away. station i thy The or go ant a wou atever might be causing th -often prob em. of town and d be a big mess when uppo hey e eturn - ppena d. the lo )k int the situation The Mayor stated that City uld have the Engineers -- - in the -near -future-- Mrs. Davis stated that -sc a ye Tsai terda -problems ------ there were severalighbprs w ------ --- had sewage of them are extremely unhappy, Meridian City Hall .3. Mav 3. lg76 It was rointed out t at this lie for the Davis sewer is a long Ustance from the house and that 1 ng runs of this kind are not the best kinds of installation, Sumner Johnson left and drawings to answer he C their until Chambers with the Davis's estions concerni } e la to loo: ement over the maps of water lines —__ under the new projec too many people on -t thal o sm woule ll a_ line. satisfy their water shortage resulting from _ _ The Mayor read a Notice West Pine Avenue from ol Meridian Public Hearing concerning a roa tre_et to Linder Road a di impr tante vement on of one (j) mile. This notice i The Hearing is to be on held ile Kay_1Cj th these minutes, 1976 at 8:00 P.M. a an Grade School,. John Navarro statedn of Pine; the Road Di an wer t tric has ascertained would be Owen Fronts questio cont the median_ loca rning 4on of the widening the center of Pine; and that there make up the street, a distance on each aideo Fequa. distance to John_ nglehart Lrepr Accident Insurance, w Bud Blaine, Washington as repre uta rod senting -th s present. National AIC _ f h toe months ofoapproximately he And the and-t}he-AI Ke eth ;y Cl rk be its d ma Bodine, yea; kICI su:an Euge.e Crawford id.for esent p Carl Dr. Y ed a d returned R.Ra ohs a Bodine, yea; association of Idaho Citi Life representative, rese or_ Health and Accide_The ._ 55% of the Idaho C' ies. premium extended t the City Clerk had revie ed the Washington Na ' smussen and se_conde_ by M He_ th and - te+te _ program Therelwassacoverdend The Mayor stated that n�,�}ue-ertrss The Motion was made citie� Security rvin covered by AIC, - _ Life and dine that the Mayor and the Ci best policy for the authorized to investi ate e a decision_by_June_1 1 Navarro, yea; Ream ssen, and decide 7. on the _ Motion passed: Costs of yea; _ Williams, yea e: Employee only.. .820. Employee -& Deper dent ... and his wife wh were - 5 85 , The Mayor introduced mee�fng. in attendance at the while -- - in the ---- - ichael Larson's bull t hol' - woun Of£ic A Claim for doctor-m ihvo�ed in robber las amount of 8130.00 fo v Y { The Motion or Dx eCdrli thA the bill be den - - 1$130. d from the Count Au hors .Groin the C. y A -- b eiweth and seconCounty _ - - asmussam to the Count Ch D. to ept, 'n the amount Motion passed: Navarro, yea; Ra ssen,+yeaams, yea. The Notice of Public and Laneprop were no object Hearing rty,There fon the annexation and oni g,Gentry ons eard JI o the zone change ananneing. 11 0 ;; ' ��';' GGA t , 5. January 51 1976 approval of the rezone. This is not inside t e City and is not contiguous with the City Et this time. Mr. -Wilson s a ed t h area is zoned properly o hi prof ct and he realizes that the County needs to issue the building )ermit for ihis construction. it was felt t1a7E_THE_cTe_ve1_opmentwas ut ao ormin y _ e i y future plans but that this would teed to go to the County for approval. —Draper The Motion was made by W. . Skiver and seconded by K nnet4 Rasmussen that the property as scri y orpora ion be Annexed and zone"All Residential and be a nside ed for multi -family development, (ThJs land is located South e ose ar OUle ome u. Motion passed: Skive i yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bod e, ea; Navarro, yea. Wayne Campbell prese ted s petition and proposal to build stru ture on s proper y a as No signs are to be erected on Spa o e useas a op -e is needed to do business or p and ry business. ester this structure wo reve o singe ami y rest encs. The Motion was made ly Marvin Bo line and seconded by Kennelh Rasmussen that a conditional use fox the kntsine A.Rd that his s at 38 E. Washingto Street fox proved for a structure to house a nra-Pery m), op -for -no =o 3_�nce Inter. Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Rasmussen, d at res w yea; Bodine, ea; Davarr yea. I i A Parcel of property locat linder and Franklin otit the North nter- West inter- section sec ion approxima e a n discussed for a re uest to the County Zoning for M-1 Rezoning. adjoi Mr. Skiver stated that the ing properties are residential o the East __---and ich-' -van Hass. Mr. Ne ttleton stated that M-1 i ingly light industrial and --T6 oonTinue by stating con ended that this - -- - - -should-be zone acor thathis an -1 d will be commercial to indu3trial ears all the way to Nampa — --- - from Fra in to the - -- - -- r�ad tracks in -Aure The Planning and Zoning had requ ------- sted that this rezone be denied. --- The Mayor suggested that t ---- velopers meet with the PlE ng ----- and Zoning ese d omminginn to mpprni e-tbea-of--wiat-they--wante is-After— this meeting the City Coun it wo ld again consider this ma ter d judge _ - -- DS -the -Meridian P -and --accordin6-to_the-pra Mr. Skiver remarkedd po Zoning nted ut-tbat_Oxe a _himself-___- in the Planning and the above matter._ Commission as having a conflict of in erest in r. _Skiver re-re- ults-of the Planning Linn to _ the Realvest, Inc. request Locust Grove at Franklin a-_.the-Norihx for a zoned rezone of a parcel o lam ebord ring on This parcel requested to b M-1, Limited Indust 'al.l - - ---This -mat-ter-WaB-Trusenteds dditial input. The rezon tKe requ oun y own se st was from a classi on icat'on o of y or D-2 to M1 - - is matter was acted on favorabe by the Plannin an Zon' an re uested approval of the rezone. Meridian City Hall h ion Boise, Id) for the purpose of selling house plants, pots and related items at 1103 Fast First Street. Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea* Meeting called too der by theNayor, Don M. Storey 111111 Councilmen present: W. D� Skiver; Kenneth Rasmussen Marvin - r-- Bodine, John Navarro Others present: William Briggs; Cheryl Little; Lawrence . Sale; -Lee ni Vack w�-Gary re x; er non; Charles lleng r; Eugene Crawford; ce Stuart; Roger Welker I Lawrence R. Sale, Engineer representing J -U -B Engine rs, BillBriggs - - - re resen-ti - ee- Tc- Tac s p g(Smith-F& Beus)�eri a or ,veer presence -- Mr. Sale explained a drawings to explain that the my cpLe c rossing of i+`ive ree s ng onsid red -- collet or s -the ---- ree s n T/"4 'a section line; minor treets are pro sed. as 50' widt wit 5' a semeat on - each side, -r - - --- --- I The Mayor asked congerning the ttitude of the Distr ct He'alth and State Health conoeriffirtgte sew`pruse ` - - -the--dev lOper de3ires te- the -- ed and game ground work completedin the near future, in order 6 pro eed at the earliest - - y -whoa a As- -availabla--ice _future- L9 about - Some lots might be aced';under septic tanks. To the mearitime--they are plans to�� be generated by the houses being completed and Occu�'V:1111e_+Driz. ed. -that. would _ --Their-plans are - -the-gro n._to plots in two Platte, the are between Meridian Manor #1 and -Th {,, drawing in { mended-io-ch*nge-the-sewage-interAeptlo Embassy Trailer Count to the 8t� Street trunkline to ally n rom the -- the fe distance _-- between this-sewer-line-and-thw proseutly--oper ...--- -------- --- They intend also to enclose theiopen irrigation ditch thal is ir the vicinity ----,.__- -+- - The sewer line that preseIntly flows west from the Flo say turn to the north and thence west to enter th- line to St Street will on 8 furtherg- the north than the present connection to avoid lying close tote well site* This proposal wast ntatibely proved by the P an ZoningCommission - n June, but was not acted upo. in July by twa -count ause -o one was — - present to represent the Meridilan Manor Proposal. W. D. Skiver read the letter froom the Health and Weliare thats - - - -1973-:does propos�a .a prior to Hay 2,' not a under ated that - -- ------ c oa, . provided the restrictions of the discharge permit is not violated by an - - everlooa of s '-i excessivei � ow effluent no pro - before the outfall. _ Motion was Y �e Moridpprove rvin Bodine and seconded by W. D Skiv r that the - -- entative of P ��Manor2 -;treats 6e a - - 1. the rmiss on o Pe with 5' easeme to - - - � crossingive M3� a Drain - — block excess 3. ng in of feet allowed Motion sed: Skiv ye � Pae - -1,000 Rasmussen, yea; BodLnej a; Navarro, yea. _$r, Apetition was Pres ntedfor s variance from "A" Res dentLa] requesting -- -- that -thy s a 1-7.03-East-4Uos�Str6e�( to use this s to sell premise tted house plants an rela ed items, --- - - The Motion was made by J - Marvin Iby Jdhn Nadarro and seconded by --- Bodice that a to— 6 va,.{ann� he nllnv�ii Por--Tgm„ Ad Vl,& 3 T{tt3- (..A.1waL 24203 for _ Mile_ Boise, Id) for the purpose of selling house plants, pots and related items at 1103 Fast First Street. Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea* Meridian City Hall May 19, 1975 Motion passed: Skiver, Nay; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea. Special meeting called to orde by the Mayor Don M. Store Councilmen present: W. Skiver; Kenneth Rasmussen.; Marvin Bo line; . ,Johnav ro. — en;presen ra or w Architect; war , 1e -Time Ricliard T. Orton; Paul Ross; Cliff FitzsLmmons6 WECO ; Kurt o er, Ga ey onstruction; lens Rhodes Rhodes Const. Wes Henske, LS Constructiorn_ Harec w Kib y, ; im owe erni , e -eIs a- nd MW6Y--, Mil e kin ruse uar The time came for o of he bids for the pump house and d atribution Ines or e , oca d -In a sou wes par o he p esen y Par near East 1st street, The bids were openel forl Mayor by Ric Orton. Ithe 1. LSR Construptioi of New Meadows Base total 63,436.00 Supplemental Bid 0.00 2.Ciale� Construct on Com MAU __Boise._ Ba §e total 53,686.00 Supplemental Bid 41000.00 Bass- , Supplemental Bid 109000.00 4. Paul Ross Const cti n, Boise Base total 155,821.00 u 1 _end id 1 1.500.00 5. Renkels and McC y, Meridian Base total 72,313.00 --Supplerrientat-Bid 19600.00, -- , 000 --These Thesebids were tak n by the C insulting Engineer re resen ative Ric Orton, to be reviewed and it tRrUThe Mayor is to calL a s ecial Council meeting to select the apparent low bidder. i Mildred Botkin was present to epresent a request for a c nditi nal use -- permit for her property for use as a business office buil ling a ther to remodel present structure or rebuild. This �oro ert is_1 cated at the North- wes tersection of Easl First and Carlton, F. A. ourse s Amended Platt. --- A edition was res p p nted signed by more than the r quire numb ?r of adjoining property residents n -fa or of allowing this use. The Motion was D. Sliver and seconded by John avarr that the --- — _sonditionalusebusiness he Atha premises at 110t "el, Street. Mo son pasr, y a; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; qavarro, yea. Robert Parks matter -was __ Iscurf and U ed� _Zis_propert—l_- tick road. He was r -ath - e so intersection of Mer'dian ,uest ng a one change _ from D-1 to R-4 as i zone char a only. The Planning and Zoning Commission had recommended that t s re nest be allowed. The Motionwas made Mr Skiver that thisre b allowed, but it died for the lac of - second. i _est --The-Mottarr-wss n Bodine ana seconded enn a ssen the request of Robert P ks fo a zone change from 1 toIR-4 b denied and }}. no�be-apprave Fis-i e; wou3 i o un " Qa er an sewer 15 available. _1_ Motion passed: Skiver, Nay; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea. Meridian City Hall -_.___ The City of Boise is Metropolitan _.Sewer -P from the City of Boi all others deriving Mr __Sliver remarked- Comrii.r ion o: the CI 0e.velopmento The C rchdred in Subdivis 1 (Bill Luke came befor '.ns sneers finder some r._d engineers ng Frog lie suggested than, th �- - Flamed. the ag an.. I . e, off d>cion n r mr�.t4.crs the C Ams as p should' 0 .6. March 5, 1973 esignated to supply the sower under the t er or policy is- hcl sed ?1th the—,E mimrtss- assurance of the des re 0 cooperate with ent-through any p ah---tha-t they-mlM cperate-,1--- t� "e need-toinrorm the a ih� + ?.anizrg r�the delivery of water and sewer to new e ds -this guidanceto�Inlce fhe de mien ----------_-- L to announce that thle Military Torp of 's w1 -per- proje 31ictr of hnd Leveling """ tice training if the �ity can art•ange for it. kept in mind if any project needed to -V -- htc er u lF Y s c the udi_nof buhires e-a- s-tru�I tu-r-e -g -o - (their business "Old lorldArtst on b -cres f land an wilt emly ---- -nt_em-platin� -il -b_f . 50- CO employees in he operation of the wood manufa turiig pronucts plant. --r e developers have reauestediannexation of their �oper y which lies !Theso .-- torah the railroad I tr:3cks Ana -East of 6tli street at Bio dway Aveirue-"- - J-Arrangamcnts must-belmade at a later -time use o£_itg and City . -� — _ he_Motion was-made_by_1Marvin Bodine and seconded_hy_7ohn �Javarr that -the ' - "Old World Arts" property be annexed and that it be zoned jimito, industrial. - -- Motion r.ned: SkiveI r e• Ellis. Yea, Bodi-ne•i Yea •„ Navasr°+ Yea. ---"- - Neil Cartwright a retail :storeand workshop where the Wilkin's Blacksmith -plan Chore w , formerly located at Meridian and Hast Bower,l on the :southeast lintereection, The building inspector was instructed to l6ok at�the plans sof the building he plans to build and to make sure that itiwill fit on the IPronerty he is ron_,idering. If there are any problems he bhould'bring this I I to the City Cou cilts atter:tion: , , I Keik and hre Chief R_o er {delke$ have -- - ----- no Gat wa''inspected the LDS ,walls in the atticS a < oand }ks through j find n They to cooperate by in stalling -cat_ w1hlks through the attic +-- - Ui — _--_. Ilcagth and later to dace a gable type of fire wal . I Ord.inance.,np,.. 23`�-wak read.=by the:.Mayory._ent3tled_.:_ GH IS PI't'IJATID Ali ORDINANCE REZONING' CERTAIN FAL FROPERTY WHICH ZPt .. ' - iA-TI�S,� Op' 2"isa�” OF-T�r, SF: T�+'{IS}iIu_ L70;2T}l� e { SADA ; ST B.M. , AND ALS, 01 BLO�K 7 AND RANGE � ' COUNTY ID"HO, "' lU� u - _ { 7N;-136.0 FEET OF F1,GCh 6 0--T._F-A{�`_VDE) FI+.T.a • F.A.-i o0 c 'S - _ THIRD ADDITION TO TH., CITY OF 1•J-2IDIIN, A')' COUNTY, IuAHO. The Motion was made by Keith Ellis and seconded by Marvin $odinelthat the - - - rules and provisions', of : ection'50-902-and all rules-?,reouz,irg- that -ordinaaces be read on three different days'Ibe dispensed with an that�Ordinbnce Number 235 - Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Ellis, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea. 0 11 AA-_— net.. TT -11 -9- Ananst 1. 1373 The If-tyor rade note f a ]letter irritten by the City dated my 21, 1973 t;o _ . _C':or oU fe lag o Sc ^aico^,� requesting consideration a a anti or InvIronm000nTa to release Subdivision onn IM y or doj'elonrent. - o T'ayor then read let er from Bohn 4froten dated J y 2 , 197 concerning — e c> 1-crinat on o cio ct t o Y pass a e sewer an t ere e sa I- I-clott=ctrl raw covage n July 17, 1973. This letter instruc ed th. City to - I il.^ ra o roro f. 1 to - hn 2 star notcl that this I ec t o ur ac3 W 7 not l areas 'test Y Opora ti e p n t. d been gado at 8 voce ing.tho now 5:3117r i tirh for he City - o -o aj ng and _ - -_I not -f ( o e ,distz Irzat.ion -- pmn at Meridian on the°I auoy b tw n Be 11,r 2L , r, of oporai ing. , T -'-,.o 1';r.115 cunt. Uq�- (_pc 7h_!o and to chlo rn as 1ongl-- ins ructod inat_ this as there ic to got these wells i by�aas immodiately and by-pass necessar Y--_ y. ope totconti anon i — as soon as o r,o tru ac oominn, £�omt 3 shp inn center at Fa.irvie:a and Df^ gad- an Street a3 Oilncrmsscd. ^hi, itdanr rous situation it was poin oil 0'1"o. it i- , surYro,ted that A0a f in...iy Dlstrict� a L, -way s-opcou_ld be provided thoroLbi thi _ _ Ygyr j rmiZ tcd hat t ho rord district hou.Yd be onta ted to do what hazardous. The City 9ttorley felt that the t,^y caz to talo thi,,', are- loss f ate il_ already tb�_ared to n1ac2 t } 1 bell held tiOraffi�cslap-q. to of rof(,.enco to the — - �� { opcztios 3 un to ped annexed and no a copy o e e tier upIdue - lr, yc or ^hold he c hent to i r. Ifroten to inform him hat h3 by pass line -- - - - , . .c l d c: c .,aye t.-at the diinosal o an, iha t scir go off o -City is raking ane or luents. co ftra2-aid-- --- The Mayor read a lot or fx om Mr Riddlemoser requesting. anaoxati n of the - - -- -�- 7 '1ty c I ty Au' Vasco r ;ton Avonuo. -r - .- �i I pl-Oca o a s tin x 3d- , I.; cf - — '° ho lettor indicated that IT" S ith would like to keenliv,stock until such 'tiro anhe wiahos to Snbd_ivide. _._ _ _ The City Attorney stated that there were no grandfather ri,hts br the City at tir of annexation. I The Motion tris made by M-3. in B ,dine and seconded by john 'avarr� that 1-n ..h be advised that ha co ild not exercise any-randfather �lausc at t.im3 o axarr tio h- annoxa-t-i-on is allote and fl or t_h�ea reason ion asdirsa ec. Ilo-zon passed: I _vr� Yo Tis, yea; • ne> yea; avar o, yea. - A 7_oetter reauesr-fing I -onin of a blocket�Car-lto anii ulaslin, on anon---- the Wast side fronts g onlAst First - Street, consisting o three (3) properties - --- r alre This rof} b This raster should b�� � + should _ opted t_ o the Plannin and oninr, Commi. sion for i i last ollin in jLnding a solu IL n II j'FA. I h � fKR f3 Ill�� 1 1 IW A inn EV.: }h I II I !El Il yt '1�� �IiL i Septejei les 195 �7$ n and Llook this over Nf i -. I i f= ' I - red M§rrford has requested permis�ion to place a trailer hous1e adjoining has present trail � � � 1 _ _ er park and to be a part of his trailer park. Al signed petition of property owners isifiled with these minutes offerincpermission for this vise. y -I Motion iwas made by W. D. Skiver and see nded by Keith Ellis that Mr. Morford be allowed t -_r - _ — o us� adjoining land to place a trailhoule, namely the land toy the � est ol Mrs. Jewell's —and to be —_F--___.. r park. Mouse on Fad _-.- -r--- - --- --. — ' t lit. Street, said 1 art of his resent trailer - - 1 rI I 1 motion passed: Skiver, yea; Ellis, yea„ Bodine, yea; Navarro, yea. { Skiver, ' he Work: Su !'t. Orville Vil cent!!! was notified that the strelet swe �I E � � eepingjis not t24 ;. ORDINANCE NO. '233 r AN ORDINANCE REZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY ,WHICH IS SITUATED IN THE S}4 OF THE , SW/v OF THE SE)49 SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 WEST, B.M.,,ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, AND ALL OF BLOCK 7 AND THE NORTH 136.o FEET OF BLOCK 6 OF THE AMENDED PLAT OF F. A. NOURSEIS THIRD ADDITION TO THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian, have con - eluded that it is in the best interest of said City to rezone certain real property which is described as follows: Parcel 1: A parcel of land lying in the S)4 of the SW% of the SEyI, Section 1, T. 3N., R. 1W., B.M., Ada County, Idaho, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the brass cap marking the SA corner of said Section 1; thence N. 89°4011011 E., 672.20 feet along the Southerly boundary of the said SEg of Section 1, which is also the center line of Cherry Lane, to an, iron pin; thence N. 1046150" W., G 40.02 feet to.the real point of beginning; thence N. 1046+50" W.,'109.98 feet; @k thence N. $9049110" E., 80.00 feet; thence S. 10461501, E., 109.98 feet; thence S. 89049/1011 W., 80.00 feet to the real point of beginning. Parcel 2:- The Southerly 40 feet of the following described property: A Parcel.of land lying in the Slh of the SWA of the SW, Section 1, T. 3N.0 R. 1W.1. B.M., Ada County, Idaho, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the brass cap marking the $A corner of said Section 1; thence North 89°4011011 East 672.20 feet along the Southerly boundary of the, said SEA of Section 1, which is also the center line of Cherry Lane, to an iron pin; thence N. 1046,50" W., 40.02 feet; thence N. 1°4615011 W., 109.98 feet; thence N. 89°4911011 E., 145 feet to the real point of beginning; thence S. 89049110" W., 145 feet; thence N. 1046150" W., 57.55 feet; thence N. 82000100" W., 120.24 feet; thence S. 220241401, E., to the real point of beginning. Parcel 3: All of Block 7 and the North 136.0 feet of Block 6 of the Amended plat of F. A. Noursels Third Addition to the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR -AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF, MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO: Section 1. That the following described property: Parcel 1: A parcel of land lying in the S)z ,of the SW)4 of the SEA, Section 1,' T.. ; 3N., R. 1W.9 B.M., Ada County, Idaho, and more particularly described as Yollowa:_ Beginning at the brass cap marking the Sy4 corner of said Section 1; thence N. 89o4011011 E., 672.20 feet along the Southerly boundary of the said SW of Section 1, which is also the center line of Cherry Lane, to an iron pin; thence N. 104615VI W., 40.02 feet to the real point of beginning; thence N. 1046150" W., 109.98 feet; thence N. 89049110" E., 80.00 feet; thence S. 1046150" E., 109.98 feet; thence S, 89°49110" w., 80.00 feet to the real point of beginning. Parcel 2: The Southerly 40 feet of the following described property: A parcel of land lying in the Slz of the SWA of the SEA, Section 1, T. 3N.9 R. 1W.9 B.M., Ada County, Idaho, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the brass cap marking the S)4 corner of said Section l; thence North 89o4o'10" East 672.20 feet along the Southerly boundary of the said SW of Section ,1, which is also the center line of Cherry Lane, to an iron pin, thence N. 10461501, W., 40.02 feet; thence N. 1046/501/ W., 109.98 feet; thence N. 8904911011 E., 145 feet to the real point of beginning; thence S. 8904911011 W., 145 feet; thence N. 1046/50/1 W., 57.55; thence N. 82000100" W., 120.24 feet; thence S. 2202414011 E.,` to the real point of beginning. Parcel 3: All of Block 7 and the North 136.0 feet of Block 6 of the Amended plat of F. A. Noursels Third Addition to the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho; be rezoned "C" Commercial. Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as required by law. Passed by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 5th day of March, 1973. APPROVED; Attest: Mayor City Clerk API ORII °?L: ? a:: 7)j,", ; :C 2-401 OF T717 ZOidINC 1,94, R 9IS,;n AND CO'1'IL1;G "s C,: r:T;A CC:DN^1 Y, 11A7I0, 3Y Ci A _ „)i .... i`) CITY i OFFICIALS LAWANAL. NI EM AN w, Clty Clerk A. M. KIERERT, Trsasurer RICHAGtD O. NICHOLS, Chief of Police BRUCE D. STUART. Water Works Supt. JOHN O. F!TZGERALD, Attorney ROGER WC;_J<P. rT, Fire Ch ?.d EAPL WAPO, Waste Water Sup:, HU.? OF TIUASUF,E *VAL: EY A Good Place to Live CITY" OF. ME 11°',ANN ^:2`'' l?er.l Sar. � treet Y1 Ll-UDIAN, IDAHO 831342 Phone 883-4433 JOSEPH L. GLAISYER Mayor August 11, 1981 Central Office Equipment, Inc. 1535 East First Meridian, ID 83642 Gentlemen: The move -in of the building on your premises is in violation of City of Meridian Codes and Ordinances. There has been complaints from the Building Inspector, Fire Department and the State Electrical Inspector. Sirce this building has been located on your premises without the required permits, variances or conditional use it must be removed immediately. Mayor & Council Building Inspector Electrical "nsoector Fire Department For the Mayor and City Council and the Building Inspector L ane L. Niemann City Clerk COUNCILMEN RICHARD C. WILLIAMS GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F. ORTON, JR. DONALD L. SHARP Chalrman Zoning & Planning Mrs Lowell Davis Rose Kriegbaum Gordon Wood Ken Dealy Mrs. Oresta L. Stephenson Don's Market Robert Dennis Clifford Hansel Forrest E. Gates Ellen Madden Graves Jerry Marlin Wallie Everist B. J. Grosso Garold A. Bedard Don Mittleider Dema Radler Mabel I. Black Susie Van Paepegham Mrs. Elsie Riddlemoser Mrs. Nevada Wood Mrs. Thelma Pavelec 27 West Cherry Lane 1611 Meridian Street 1623 Meridian Street 1625 Meridian Street 1635 Meridian Street 1649 Meridian Street 1648 West First Street 1632 West First Street 1624 West First Street 1618 West First Street 1546 West First Street 1615 West First Street 1625 West First Street 1633 West First Street 1645 West First Street ( Owner of Duplex ) 1607 West First Street 1536 West First Street 1535 Meridian Street 125 West Cherry Lane Road 1616 West Second Street 1612 West Second Street •.k�w N .. N �AACITAG/ Z m pp .� • x a. �• W��I o� A Z z D .. �Ir 2 15 b ®111°1•- %= � ' �� rol 11111111111111111111 � 6 SON ■ ME MAIO.OMM.o. 2 o r m N x ; Z Z m D A z n D 2 x = Z x j m m x o STREET m 3 � x c V -slut r I r P i k 3TREET 4 � �._ •� � w- o ao 4:it O ` y • w h vI w Q + N 14 M ILOSSJN ic.� N D< p O �� ~ o i �� MZ )• r \� � N d i •Y w V V P ^ _ a 1 NW' ATN f `• y GLEN AYERS ANNEX •i STREET g �~ s SL C I; W P O l - • = d �r JJ L. • ND W NI Er r N J r O( • aj_ ,�'CtV > S. Wa7T K LAWNDALE DRIVE D l •.k�w N .. N �AACITAG/ Z m pp .� • x a. �• W��I o� A Z z D .. �Ir 2 15 b ®111°1•- %= � ' �� rol 11111111111111111111 � 6 SON ■ ME MAIO.OMM.o. 2 o r m N x ; Z Z m D A z n D 2 x = Z x j m m x o STREET m 3 � x c m ty v y. P i k 4 a o 4:it f APPLICATION FOR SUBDIVISION APPROVAL i Meridian Planning & Zoning Commission I. GENERAL INFORMATION A4. /i 1d,11. 51' mF71 � Applications must be presented at �A City Rall by the Second Monday of O the Month for Planning & Zoning JUN 201977 Filing Information Proposed Name of Subdivision �n Meridian St, south of Cherry LPne It is on the East side of Yeridinn St n i feet of Block 5, Nourses 3rd Addition of I^.eridian. - Attach s Clifford D. Me`ford 395-6138 (Owner s 'of Record Name Telephone No. 4921 N. Vitchell Boise, Idaho Address Same Applicant (Name) Telephone No. Address Engineerp S eyor or Planner Name Telephone No. Address Jurisdiction a Requiring Approval Not Subdivision just building a 4 Alex Type of Subdivision--Rosidentialy Commeroialt Industrial h. Accepted bys (Date)Fee 4' , II..SUBDIVISION FEATURES 1. Acres, Number of Lots _ Dimensions of Lots 2. Acres of Land in Contiguous Ownership 3• Minimum Lot Sizes 4. Existing Zoning Classification Residential 5, Has Request Been Made to Change Zoning? xxxx yes no 6, Zoning Request & Under What Name? III. IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED AND REQUIRED Ordinance Proposed conformance (applicant) (staff) 1. Street Standard 60' Right of clay Other Request 2. Curb and Gutter (Type) 3. Sidewalks Location & Widths Alleys 4, Street Names Must not conflict with Grid system 5. Domestic Water Supply (a) (Individual) (well) (b) (Central) (City) xxxx (c) (Location of existing lines) Meridian St. (d) (Location of proposed linea) 6. Method of Sewage Disposal (a) (Individual) (b) (Central) XXXX (c) (Locations of existing linea) Meridian St. (d) (Locations of proposed linea) 7. Method of Storm water Disposal (a) (location of existing lines) (b) (Location of proposed lines) 8. Irrigation Water Supply Provided aocx (If irrigation water supply not yea no provided, has roa been withdrawn from Diatrictl yea no go Power and Phon® (a) (Underground) (b) (Overhead) j J 10. Natural Gas 11. Other Utility i17{ w III. Continued 12, Are Easements for 5,6,7,8,9, 10' 119 Provided and where located? IN Are Fire Hydrants Provided, where located? l4e Are Street Lights Provided, where located? 15. Area to be dedicated to public or semi-public areas (a) School Site(s) (b) Public park site(s) (o) Common area for residents (d) Water supply, pumphouse (e) Sewage disposal area (f) Other 16. Location of existing dedicated streets and their widths at the point immediately adjacent to proposed development. 17. Vicinity Map (scale 1" s 3000) 2 copies 18. Contour map of area. 19. Existing Buildings. to remain or be removed? i20. '1" a 1001 drawings showing general plan, and adjacent subdivision --2 copies. 21. Proposed protective covenants. . 22, Examination by city Engineer. IV. EUIID.UIG PROGRAM (To be completed by applicant) 1. Typs of buildings (Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Combination) 2. Type of dwellings (Single-family, duplexes, multi -family (rental), multi- family (Salo), combination) Garages Attached Basementi Water Table Study Detached Driveway width Off street parking Typical Buildin3 Price Rangy 2 space per unit I Stora Building Material 1y1 1 I Ve RESTRICTIONS AND DESIGN INFORMATIOu Ordinance Proposed conformance 3 (applicant) (staff) 1. Allowed Land Uses 2e Minimum Lot Area 3. Minimum Lot Frontage 4. Minimum Lot Width QFront Setback S.Minimum Lot Depth 6. Front Setback 7. Side Setback 8, Sida Street Setback 9. Rear Setback 10. " Percentage of Lot Coverage Vle SPECIAL DISTRICTS (Staff) Name Approval l.School District 2* Fire District (or Dept.) :. 3. Seger District (or City) 4e irrigation District i f '5e Water Company or District 6. Other (Name, Purpose) V11e RECORD OF APPROVAL (Staff) Preliminary (date) Final (date) 1. Technical Review Committee - 2. County Planning Commission 7 - 3.- City Plana Comm. Hama 1 4. County Surveyor (Final Only) { i 5. County highway District (Final Only) 6. City Council Naas 7e ,B'Asd of Ada County Commissioners &5' (Final Only) N „ MERIDIAN STREET a i MERIDIAN STREET ICY a A37TH' f - N � O o � � z ;m The undersigned property owner seeks approval for a now or remodeled residential type building on property located at 1103 last First Streets *eridia4is Idaho: The structure is to be compatable with all surrounding property' and will most zoning regulations. purposes. This building is to be for sales rents or lease for office If the property changes ownerships the now owners meet comply with zoning regulations. n"le • �4001' - I. A. 4i: PETITION FOR LIMITED RETAIL USE BASIC PROPOSAL It is proposed that the property located at the NW corner of the intersection of 1st Street and Carlton Street, Meridian, Idaho; commonly known as 1103 ZU0. Street, be used as a retail shop. Pots, houseplants and related items would be carried. The existing structure would remain & be used primarily as a residence, with the sales area being confined to the front porch. SIGNING Exterior signing would involve: 1) one wood sign approximately 2-1/2' to 31 high, 41 to 5' long, mounted on wood posts, maximum height from ground 4-1 /2', located near the SE corner of the property; 2) 4 similar sign near the NE corner of the property; 3) a wood sign over the porch, entrance. Approval of this proposal is requested by Tom and Cheryl Little, present address 2470 N. Five Mile, Boise 376-4685. ACKNOWLEDGED AND AGREED: �y NAME Q / �iL4 ell-Ixx �&A .� 3 , kLts SY ADDRESS � � �8 F t�CIR.LTOti' 1031 las' !xj 2 ,t ✓`L '�!YJG "LL9�%L� el C%gu ail — The undersigned seeks approval for a now or a remodeled residential typo building on property owned at 3.103 East First Streets Meridians Idaho. The structune to be compatable with all surrounding propertyp and to meet zoning regulations. This building to be for sale,, rent, or lease for In A A HUI; 06 'I'KGA.SURF VALLI_)' A Gond Place to Live CITY OF MERIDIAN OFFICIALS 723 Meridian Street COUNCILMEN €1 HERALD J. COX. CITY CLeRrc Ml'.RInTAN, IDAHn JOHN R. ELLISNAVAO w KEITH T. ELKI y HELEN RYKER. TREASURER e3G83 WAYNE D. SKIVER t GENE D. HINER. CwsF of POuce PhO11C 883 4433 R. BODINE MJ NEAL HUDSON. WORK SJPT. IFIII HERAID J. COX, TRAFFIC. BUREAU r. CO JOHN O. FITZCERALD. AIIU IY nnN M. STOREY `OEI. ZONING & PLPNNINy ROGER WELI(ER. Fre= Onc.r Mayor January 29, 1973 t tt Weeks & Yost Attorneys at haw 112 9th Avenue South C Nampa, Idaho. 83651 Attn: Terrence R. White Dear Sir: In reference to your correspondence of January 1925, 1973 which re£errs to property at the North end of East 1st Street, in Meridian, Idaho% The City of Meridian has no Special Assessments in relation to City Utilities or Local improvement districts against this property A Por the Mayor & Council 31nc rely yoursf, He ald J, Co City Clerk LEON R. WEEKS WILLIAM P. YOST City of Meridian City Hall Meridian, Idaho WEEKS & YOST ATTORNEYS AT LAW 112 9TK AVENUE SOUTH NAMPA. IDAHO 83651 January 25, 1973 83642 P.O. BOX 95 TELEPHONE 466-9274 Re: Towne Oil Company property Gentlemen: We are in the process of closing a real estate transaction involving the following described real property: Part of Lot 1 of Section 7, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, described as follows: Begin- ning at the NW corner of Section 7, Township 3 North, Range 1 East of the Boise Meridian; thence North 25 feet; thence North 87° 01' East for a distance of 381 feet; thence on a curve to the right with a radius of 170 feet for a distance of 124.3 feet to point of beginning; thence continuing on this same curve to right with a radius of 170 feet for a distance of 129.5 feet; thence on a curve to the right with a tangent bearing North 33° 32' East with a radius of 445.3 feet for a distance of 180 feet, more or less; thence South 87° 53' West for a distance of 176 feet to the point of beginning. We need a letter from the City of Meridian verifying that no special assessments exist which involve or affect the said real property as of January 29, 1973. We would appreciate your earliest attention to this matter. TRW:cf Thank you for your help. Very truly yours, WEEKS & By: Terrence R. White v1` AU(;US"f f . E. Mt I)i'L' E35r i +r' ti): CITY OF MERIDIAN Meri(ii1! _ FETITiU •F.i �.FI'F:�111AL SIGIAl"URES FROMAUJACENI PFt,PEF"rY 7)`NEP,) TO Pi'.J' ; I l; 1 I L: h iW �4 Meridian �l: Y - mall __ - I 2 _ _ __- _ { Semite ber_12i - -- - -- t ---�� -2 ggin _in tk�ir drive ' I ohn_N-_varrostated that al n Me t 7th Street the carsare dl - - - - - -- ce e last ways_ t was decided to have Wayne - y �r hi, the oilingcontra_ or, t_ return and!look this over t , i dada, P + to he in �ndin a solution. red_M� ion to place a trailer hj�iing his present T _ rforc has requested permise house adoi l ' _ �r-- - i - and to be a art of i� t park. F h,u _ p ailer trailer ark Asigned petition of property owners is filed with these minutes ntferinq permission for i - - -I--- - -- _ - Skiver -- _ and sec - -- I- r._ Morford _ Motion ;was made by W. D ended by Keith Ellis that M be allowed — to us adjoining land to lace a trailer houJ � g p e, namely the land toi the west of Mrs. Jewell's --� house'on Fat 1st. Street, said land tbpart of his present t ails par_ — be a �otion awed: Skiver, ea Elli ea Bodine ear Navarro ea' I � F g mu was notified that the street sw a in lis not he Wo ks u > t. , _ -- rt, ffeciive d is leavingtoo ch'lite and dirt, and try to take the nQcessax�y steps to i Orvillervi a cen � _ _ �--- {� reedy this situation. The drer $houldeget closer to T rb with the front sweeper boom tg-- - --- i L -- he c�e swe er in proper repair ore and cu in and out closer to,Fark d card to be more kfec 1ve i4 *he ° wce qi - also to .wee the usiness area first to Iavoid pdr ed cars. ----- The Census Certificate wasp resented by'the Y gthe Ma or showing an increqkse of165 people wince Ythe regular - - _j.._ eq.i_.-- ]fed with these + census of 1960 in th neww nnexed areas. Certi �catelis fiI mi-lutts. i CITY Of ME[\, I I) 1,ol Mr r i i ,I -TfJIVAL. SIGIIATURISS FROMADJACL;J 10 PD,V, I A' A.r'F. PARK I MC, ON FOLLJ'4 I r)G DESCR I ( E PP()PLR 11' F, I o 1"t, l!"et A' tile fol lowin9_01.roerly: f'Xqilwi iq At I-1 1; f L l" F t- q(Ad i L i - , il, � :: �, us rdeu i i; ij,)(-)k 1 of P I i Rec,)t(;s .0 U i, i'10')'); thence S. along the E. I ii)i� :)f s,i i d B I oc,-: -i islance o, 205FeCL to the real of bey invi'iq; thence Sou,. i rhe East like of Block 4 a dist-ince 1>1 1U feet; thence tesi I-,, I t D the North line of said Block 4 a a is-ance of 223.3 i ---r r4i,)re �,r less to the North & South center I il,e of said 31ock 4; :J,,z:,)ce worth pnral lei with the East lire of said Block 4 <A c! i tai.c-e- of 10 ' '--eet ; thence East porallei with r.ne :forth line if said F5 i �,(, k ;�o the Place of beginning. o at the I1' Corner of Block 4 of the Amended Flat of F. A. Nourse' s Th i r,! i t ion to Meridian, recorded ii, "DooK " of Plats at page 7.99, Recoros of i:da County, lJaho; thence South al.viq t-te East line of sai(; Pi:)ck L, a distance of 145 feet to the real place of beginnijig; S(�utlh along the East line of said block 4 a distance of '00 feet, ::hence West parallel with the N. line of said Block 4 a distance of more or less to the Norti South center line of Staid r ;,e, -;Ce !rort'i parallel 1with the East line of 31ock 4 a dista::ce of :hence East parallel with the :�r-)rth fine of Block tile Impoi'', .f )Clet�er with all water, water rights, 4 at ditches ao,, riori!--s i3eloriging thereto or used it connection 'therewith. q 1,9 114�ze- - -" 0:0 7 14 C." iti 30 T -Tr il-zalwl L 1 4.0k, P E,T,I,T„I,0 N being property owners, WE, the undersigned, being residents of East First Street between Washington (East) and East Carlton, request that our block fronting on East First Street be rezoned from "A" Residential to "C" Commercial, NAME ADDRESS y Idian P)anPiRg,_and,;Zoning November 13, 1979 Meeting called to order by Don Sharp, Chairman, at 8:05 P.M. Members present Annette Hinrichs; Ken Tewksbury; Lee Mitchell; Burl Pipkin; Rick Orton. Others Attending: Marilyn Olmstead; Bob Erland; Dave Reeves; Jim Halley; Marilyn Plant; Morgan Plant; Bruce Johnson. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read with the amendment to Agenda 2, Cherry Lane Village West; "268 lots and does have a possible school site" strike the word "not". 1 Bob Erland - Building Input. Erland presented sketch and proposed 3-Plex located fronting E. Carlton Ave. next to the Window Box. 90X72 It, 12 foot City easement. ,Erland stated there are older people interested in the small tri -plea, close to doctors, Post Office, and stores in the downtown area, inexpensive to heat, unit is 520 sq, ft.; one bedroom, kitchen; dining, living room, bath; sliding glass door onto 10x20 patio - per unit. The concept is low maintenance for older people. Erland stated that the rear setback is shy 5 feet. The Building Inspector had indicated the usual setback is 15'and this would be 10'. This 5 foot variance 1 would allow him to meet City Code parking facilities and yard area. Erland stated it would be advantagous to the City as he would have to run a new 4" water line down Carlton, between $1,200.00 to $1,800.00 at his cost. The water pressure on Carlton is very poor now and there would be about four other homes that would have access to that new water main. There would be separate meters and sewer lines. The sewer line would cost about $2,000.00. The sidewalks on that street do not exist, but Erland stated he is willing to put in the sidewalk on his property. Density was discussed. The proposed zoning map indicates this area as high density. There was consideration of the Window Box and the proposed tri-plex becoming one parcel, all area owned by Erland. The ratio for density would be more favorable. Guidelines of the Comprehensive Plan were considered. The Motion was made by Mitchell and seconded by Pipkin that the proposed tri-plex of Bob Erland be approved, contingent on the Window Box property, E. 1st and E. Carlton to be included as one (1) parcel; 4 units total, sidewalks, water and sewer line compliance; and a five (5) foot variance. Motion Carried: All yea. Erland stated that net property would be decided as one parcel. The City's portion would be blacktop, then sidewalk and blacktop for parking. Agenda 2 Cherry Lane Village West Preliminary Plat - located in the Lampe Annexation. Marilyn Olmstead was present, representing J -U -B Engineers for Leavitt-NuPacific. Preliminary Plat was presented for reconsideration. Olmstead displayed map and stated there had been no changes - same number of lots, same density and proposed school site. She reviewed the reason for the Commission tabling the proposal as being the need for a timetable for the second nine holes of the Cherry Lane Golf Course. Olmstead stated that there is no way they can put a number of years on how long it is going to take to sell the required number of lots around the golf, course to put a specific year on coming back in with the second nine holes. Olmstead stated as soon as they design the first phase of 600 lots around the second nine holes, they will put in the second nine holes of the golf course. She stated that before this piece of property can be picked up by the Leavitt- NuPacificg Company, there has to be a Tentative Plat approved.\Tentative Plat approval does not mean they will be coming with the Final Plat next. They will be doing the Tentative Plats as. the options are necessary to be picked up:, Meridian Planning and Zoning .2. April 10, 1978 Mr. Mitchell was concerned about another Plat having to be formed to accomplish this. The Motion was made by Jim Kling and seconded by Burl Pipkin that the Planning and Zoning Commission accept the Settlers Village for the concept of zero lot line Condominiums provided that prior to the time the Preliminary Plat is submitted the City of Meridian has in effect an ordinance providing for the condominium concept and that the preliminary plat conform to this ordinance. Motion passed: Hinrichs, yea; Kling, yea; Pipkin, yea; Sharp, nay Mitchell, abstained. Joseph Glaisyer was present to discuss a Conditional Use Permit for 35 E. Idaho in the Meridian Original Townsite for office space for an attorney. Mr. Glaisyer stated that parking will be provided on a lot to the East which is now a vacant lot. This will be prepared in the near future by black topping. The Motion was made by Annette Hinrichs and seconded by Jim Kling that the Conditional Use Permit be granted to Joseph Glaisyer at the premises of 35 E. Idaho for use as an Attorney Office, contingent to acceptance by the Nampa -Meridian Irrigation District and the paving of the parking lot. Motion passed: All, yea. Mr. Edmon Jones was present to discuss the request for Conditional Use for the premises of 14 E. Carlton in the Nourses 3rd Addition. He presented a parking proposal for the use of the land. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Lee Mitchell that the Commission recommend to the City Council that the Conditional Use Permit be granted to the premises of 14 E. Carlton located in the Nourses 3rd Addition for the purpose of permitting office use. Motion passed: All yea. Impact Area matter was discussed. It had been agreed by the Commission to take action on this as a result of the Impact Area Hearing held before the Commission on March 27, 1978 at the American Legion Hall. All present at this hearing offered favorable comment for the acceptance of this impact area. There has been no negative response concerning this area. It was noted that the City needs to have the response from the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Sharp stated that this area should not necessarily be annexed to the City or attempt to provide services in the South East area but it definitely has a strong influence on our immediate arsaof Meridian, and that Meridian needs to have a strong voice in how that area is developed and planned. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Burl Pipkin that the Commission recommend to the City Council that the Impact Area as defined in Ordinance #319 as described County line on the West, Highway 20-26 on the North, Cloverdale on the East as far South as the Freeway -Overland area, then including 5 Mile, 8 Mile and 10 Mile Creek drainage but extending no farther East than Cole Road or the New York Canal whichever comes first, then returning West to the County Line in the general vicinity of the Rawson canal be approved. It was reported that there has been no negative response to this plan. Motion passed: All yea Mr. Glaisyer, representing the City Council was present to suggest to the Commission that they proceed to solve the minimum lot size matter. Meeting adjourned. attest: City Clerk ^� Chairman ep* 0 Meridian Planning and Zonina June 20, 1977 It The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Willa Members Present: Dr Lee Pulle ; Don Sharp; Annette lard Rowley; Le Norman ty core; Fuller Richard Leisman; Ear Grosse Glen Scott; Steven osek; Cecil ;heater osa- Thomas; Mr Lo ell Davis In prepl.annin session Hom Rass ussen Commercial Ann(xatica and Ton Rassmussen Residew6a An xenZ— atio concerning this. was 5sed. here was no o ,lee i n y he mem era Meridian Veterinary lini -Annexation zoned C, there was obje tion. Green Acre propertie ann was d}seuss vid xatio Iaccess (already annexed) d siri g a redone d. The property had been eque for development of 1he urdevelo to "C" ed to line up d property from "A" residential Gruber Street and pr between East 1st and 2%2 S�reet. Meridian Greens, Count annex will require descti errac do , and Thomas Aanexat on w s disc of the interstate t mak it contiguous. sled, omas Meridian Greens need an inter retation of to mor hemge or 1 the legal to call di tanc s, th ss to the distances to bc more t would allow complete and flexable. That before to the cit water be ng an co�-'{Ii�ect t ion bonds is to an exed the city would equi e a p e dry lines to the city s ver w omise to come en it is availbble. Construe be bonded. ere discussed to make sur that these properties. James Court Annexation ex, also Meridian S reet to m commission felt that a roadway at some point to avoid land locking of higher qual ty r ntals rent. _ e it contiguous'` asement should the property with the city to the be provided across t westL is�opert ubsidiing-tlie the mai The is cpnsist Stree ommis a u to the east. Thus project with the government based on salary The four plex on Meridian Mr. Rowley felt that sented on 2y Street proposed by Cliffor. D. Pefford ion was being offered the amet 'ng ti lex in back_of fr nta ro was presented. as was pre- rt with a narrow roadway an._ac being south of tie property ess hat's of C ty h@3 h_r _oa paved within 9 feet f th house.This cil Cherry that was r in Ily a property, wood working owners would ointed out that be considered of Pine and shop. Mr. Cherry's _ e together_a props prope wid sufficient land tha if hese Iwo way could be could . I was pr there is other land for access to avoid 'nvol ddit Lei ed th onal man p t needs development, this needsto Land locking of this area.� esented a proposal a the corne Leroy Atwood and Dick Linder on the north �e� Subdivisions. It wa.,poin improved roadway at end cul-de-sac should t 4lest con is to nters ed ou 5th t est t3 be t ction extending from Pine th t the Phillips Subdivision to th Phillipa ad provided an join this property. It w theroadw for fre flo s the of t ght that this dead, affic. It appears that the drain ditcH lted and would conta n 90 turn Cherry Lane Villa e fJ2 wa,_disc ss- t_h_is is a cog inua ion o the ri propo.sd and needs tq _the_reco-mpendationsjf-the commission. be p esent ccty d to the county for ippro Ln this matter, al. he county desires the -- __in Carl Ellsworth propoc planning an ed th _t his engineering firm was capable r of providing counsel " work at all _ for JUB to have a rE matter. prese itive o the meeting and th n use them by the city in It x j f Yt N Meridian Planning and Zoning • 0 ow .3. June 20„ 1977 the Planning proposal for a 4-Plex as designed with a 20 foot roadway in back of 1522 Meridian Street, South of Cecil Cherry be denied. Motion passed: All yea. James Court Annexation, located on the East side of eridi Str et, north of the Leonard Evan prop rty, 0 acre in size, came to request—exa on and to be zoned "A" for multiplex development. 5 acres are to be developidwoWl This area wi use C71Ey— water ind utilize a temporary drain field and septic tank until the sewex is availabLe. They will place dry lines as an int rum m asure. — The stream will be landscaped ( -Mile Creek) The buildings will be of bigh qitality. The Idaho Housing agency can se .1 bonds and furnish ire �fihanclng to a developer _for a-project_o this kind. This allows od conrtruc ion for swimming pool, recreation building and recreation ar a, Ssuna exert se rooms. There will be 20 one ]hits. _ (1) �_ edroo 22 two (2) Bedroom and thr (3) bedroom Two bedrooms can be rented by c uples, two singles, tc. Meridian Street is to be annexed to guarantee that t is p oper a con guous with the City of Meridian. A g C will be the ouaers f the project and will agr eio edica a roadway access o-avoi an oc ing an Mr. Anderson is recc7imending, annexation and zoned "A for multi amily unit development. housing agency (fin Ging this evelopment Mr. Bud Bolte, repr enting the explained. Their pl nin� and for peoplelof �osition-in this project w ich i to provide quality living space all incomes. This housing agency does_not de{;_ire struttion.l to be classed as They represent a hi Farm her Homes ualit A ency or of HUD in quality or co construction. this 1 by Annette 7{iinrichs It was pointed out that d area is adaptable and seconded o th s typ of development..- The Motion was made by D . Lee Pulley that it be recommended to the City C- uncil that the Janes Courl Annexation be _ annexed to the Cityf Me idian and zoned Reeidenti for multiplex development _ that dlines ink -ce_ th dr be 'n._field as an inter cprcved at 10 densit measure d that the concept of this development _ per acre, that Meridian Street be annexed _to be_c thro ntigu gh th us._and that a stripf 1 d be dedicated or provided to continue s property as a future access t the property to the East. Hinrichs app a Motion-.passed:Pull,-y owed*_yea _ 11 proved, yea -AY 4-Plex on Meridian Mr. Mefford presentd back to the development. - — property line, will treet the come in ba propo The r - o wit -approvgSL�_naX-- k of a house was pre ente by C iff Mefford. al of a 4-Plex using adway would be 251 f in 5 feet of the bui a 20 ome ding pave bui roadway ding to the - His property. is abo t 200' t _feet Comm eek. - Mr. Rowley stated that scion is attempting o se ure a proper access -to-this-undeveloped iland- ':t-thi as -l1 cs r- n -t re�e the South and to the Wort . areafang aI, roximsie a 1® land as undeveloped in b k of douses on Meridian Street and E at Street. It was pointed out hat simil proposal on 2 yz St eet as be n turtte down recently becau e of 'nide ate access beingro ided This block is about 500 ' length. The Motion was made by -Pt. Lee pulley and seconded bt Annette Hinrichs that the Planning proposal for a 4-Plex as designed with a 20 foot roadway in back of 1522 Meridian Street, South of Cecil Cherry be denied. Motion passed: All yea. MerlaYan. YJ.annin ana Lonln uCT•ooe 'lo. J-1to" e - atniStures constructed at thf Deve o ment in the vicinit of he N. T. inters etion should be plaC ba cf t e Property ]nines at least Nfeet from -eridi n Street end Fairvie-if Ave e. Motion Passed: All Yea. _ - J1 -- -- ---- -- ick Barbee a gest e o -- his tome -- to used as office ovacein hs ---^tea* business 132 East let Street. KL that hg, „Y a1�_t -g@t_the in e_. SQx h4-'a s_? o o i. a Ino 'dert,s in a larger 4rML h e be wth o JQ2 feet e -ajtf4-t,o M LBarbeo wap info }g the would pose bly be mmlicea on this rsqIIA before-the -- -rejusst-could be grantel­forlta"se in residartial ?Aa, — _ ne -iLem_�iacuasad -was ._psx{cel_ of --Wt tUig-pro a j r-In to _the. prnpart _line) of s.-------- --- T — --question was- cone " wheths�r_z roadway could I a thA — proper --question--from-2 ,..that wou be-wIdA- to provide --- -.---me to his property-and should .e-rammiysiou- to ainln8 io+he-!nrth am we 1-aa.j _t South,r----- - — prnPartycrnsisLs P--Pr arty-line -the- ---- -- and-,-2j. rest, Tlii involves -a-mag-ate _ to ' froptage -A,.aewer­L,na r :io -midAle- -2 -street---_-`- FA t-First Street. "--Thi - . ea-spment arsa cotara­-go r _ sist-131"- thp- -dev ntL- . t1:3 back--hj+1rof -al! tjg V'AAQ prrW IIIJIM in_owner- Of"_LtL6"_j.3n _-:--p1•iai[:�.i2,�ppT p3-0 - put- —_ .Loa-Meth-RrAk ug The_ r 7 as.) Ada I'minty at._ �v a narrow- o� ," -- off..—^- StT j�.a..amall Cnld Bac_ .the-' _Fndr_IlfS--2t--at __ __ ' r — ran way withs 4511noL-Culdeaaa -lt - of teal - # d- - -Spunivedr- hat- • — -----•' _Dommias►i on._at .th1s_. ire- at.cvs -tbw Heaviing-R t'thi time. — — to eriaimr annin�_an4 tonin va>uaer iv ayrv. Ulam-Stu. premajit to diaenas his. t,5 rreviously djacuarApdS discu rest t-sd at this ce tis matter that was boa t sR 'aheaEks, — of- t robjem axes by ge 0 t%& t s i ted again uukm�o viding a 6Q foot ro volved properties to r 0 awn Vie 12E Mr -E i d a dectic to 90 fast off the back side of their prop,,rty.This wou d o en -lm-4 lot_ laCiPA th s treat for tur ev-lotarent+ or rov We acditio al acct a to the nro ertis I in qpept Quq oto r, peee_ comae o -Pe ed u to_ 2 Street and Eau Stree as aprort tips --bee __ vaUgaj]e._ This ro oral lw ul e u r:- ulam to g4trL±9 th FrDrope4 LA24 14no i aa4 to the and_to_4eve o a T =e 4ce ass to his oporty line'to orth .Gr, _ _ — - - s- Eire Chief had loo - ced M_t_hiadrawing a of 'stand ea -f�4r add tt i ro -- and auggevte4 that the R dway be d el. thatAlhe culdesac rd radiu8-1�arme )-- ti4na1_-firsa •at1 d_ tha i_ o ti — re Wront ,.., _ e e d_p_ thg utdesac s out h rty-isAot be divi te O 4 Wl- 1gtp_La d is aubdiv_id n t ie_pr_ party and_ ip theory m1la, 1pdpr at ihe Sub- _vidual ____ _ vid g OrAil ce and _w 1 geed to be 4pproved in -"1 o then wog_}pprova1 lans nd_s r{e1 cce 'treat -- --Fiaiy ad -mare ecifi as .p s@s_, f sted__ Itoth4iapartgento B-arbe Counc4 dir _In Ilion iri ations_for _d" pponal ifeetes w tes and aterirte .inetsllations� a roper y- eulf- rsred roadway T e 6Q_fout roadway as`,su he B ine—lanS_and_to the _youth r yrgg_gade V�Jack i os® #on_reap d -to thei_City oc tQd on v, 21 er3ed. --� i "iotign rasped,._ All YR:__. R.-h@a_..rnmarkad--Lhe_ Catpraisaion members c t v Go, �,stt CitGt ans for tndivi �__.f ,the eopfe tt t_wt a oteat d 1 de h e or thlaro�er eXt ►#da __o ttte th_tra T next to.t _and sato by Jim 1 that tbo-MJectai etily- Pqt. cr- a _ a ooh artYs Ho P a _ t entad t tho by hr, -ke o er b - -------gMI-_ ---- --abrin --plannin* — _mL that ut.information to_nc 1_nLiars._-tle.-ti omplah th alLhsy and ir.purpoes. ars Meridian Planninaand Zoning April 26. 1976. sting came to order. the first Drder f business was to fill the vacarcy of he Chairman, W. D. Skiver who has submLtted his resignation from the C l-ssion. There was some discussion as to wh should accept this osit on. D Pulley nominated Willard Rowler, This was seconded b _ en Fr st. otion passed. All Yea. Don Roberts made the m tion hat a unanimous ballot be east ior Willard Rowle f r Tem orary Chairman of the Zon_ all Y Band Planning Commision ths was seconded by ren Frost. Motion passed a. _d Planning iillard Rowley opened the Zcning resent: Annetta Hi Jim Grant. land owned Ly Roger oadwpy and Pine on We owned by Roy Woods. facing West Idah Frost stated t_hat the City_for many__ye Roberts mentioned that Owen Frost stated plan _needs the hard Williams stated icners at this -time.- J Nasman is requ Lembke Heating -grope presented_ previous 'ssion and by the Ci Pulley stated that the in requests of -this was pointed out that a stance that this - — -- -- --- N rth access to_the _ e- - Meetin . M tubers riche 0th McGe Donlioberts, rs: Dr. L Pull Richard Williams y, --Willard Rowley, The men Ei 6 lots ee was discussed. This pr art is 1 Gated be- t 5t Id Thisprops tha� is 16 s L__ th t ' pac hat sting`s y on in co kin the c ea sh - - ity.._ sµy iho, l would pres d _the comprehensive at at area he Im "C" the hist 1974: missi i. ing-East of the Gem_ t_y was presented as be developed. stat a par a thel el to land f,)rmerl3 be divided into rcel _age be worked apps on f of laid to b that has developdd. n to get Owen ntlg_an unplatt edp this should be enco plan _should the_present_time, it selected and acted u act Area is being st been in Dor completed. Ri ed t rst. it at the comprehensive died by tht Ada County omnis Laury f the as been co Dr. commercial_for, herd -- Si - de -- of Eas - t Firs and was denied by the -operty Str Planningand loc et. 'his ted South matter Zon- ing n -should haves, poli yor plan_ o adhere o to Eid It mmiss uld r There on had ruled in this -main residential in area before and had o ted 1' -- r the A sthe ie su rounding_—f --- is commercial to the,Nort themthe res- - 3. Meridian Planning and Zoning • April 26. 1976. FARIN 8:00 P.M. ttendance: Leon Nldrich, KatheAldrici, McGehee_, Ron Go term LeR oy Atwood, Raym d G. Wolfe Poper _ n. Edc is J. Nasman Laura J. Nas nan, K D. Hartwell Donal_d_Bripham J�Xpj,_ Shoemaker. _ R Shoe;a_lieer -----Mass re orit-- Q DJD us5thQ_maL er 1 ceLrnn of a church mor the Nazarene at Linder & P- ne,A_ 5 acre parcel cWned y EM-ne Kindred. �aildt t e par alis approximately 6 placement of a church cussed. 0 fe Buil t on_ i.ng. finder and �0 Feet or Pine Ther request _ f r the asium and Educati al U-iit(Suriday School_ as di D .-Pullyy_stated that lity Ordinances. Thee property, and this Shoemaker was infor a churches this woul- r McGehee, and ion D ee for development -o- presenwc y, wo ldonta and improved -for app Estates. Cotterman displayed to be used for Mult to the EastLin th of West Idaho Ave _ch -_ch were pse w_s car no unfavorable -pe be built in an "A" resideritial this according o the remarks concerning use or this tted. _ than tllr fcr Ro, red t at if have toccpriebefore tter_wan -W a plrcel._ehind hilO arcel s_fac oxim tely .00 draw'ngs t ple_ welli i Her k?y Sub ue. fie stated - - - - ;he drawing i i_ i y. Wter, _d ffini-e ed-tyo Q�yJG{Yi j.nA--t.- any_part was used for-_ mult theproposal ing Estates whic__wo_ orti_ curpo-e_us-e Pine bet _deve other _ the �ommis_ion._ represent to discus the House_fron lies -East of the Gem np,W-est Idaho Avenue feet East of the M . McCe d B OMcGehee oped e Gem Mr 6 lots well -as -flex. -Dr. earl which gen Pine M be de -- v o ed by at indicated the parcel g, the__same as ex stt_to ivision _All _develo that the maximum_dens to ment be divided r ©-Wes I s_to_ ty_wo_ in- fi_ -of­,-­—­ ace the__,___ d be to tc as izprove..ent Pulley stated that for discussion had +_n nt needs more time tbstu involved. Roberts requested more _ Mr_. McGehee--was_instruc i1W 11 41.14 TTP does does not unit construct' t int o-_ -tngle _ Sewer,_and surr - undig_pro itg, ron. I, d that ore dense T—i erties Mr. density_answers, a comye later with d pl-ns more for_ water and ewer. details. — ,I Meridian Planning and Zoning April 26. 1976. haeme for her property_1 irg_Sou Her desire was presently on this land. hs zone change allow Their _South_propert x2 tzon and to inclu p Nasman explained_that Atwood explained n this 64 foot front wouldbe-open the-wq;k customar_process. the ad'oinin ro er did not object,- but for of a p' ,.ece b la, Pulley agreet that t or _-leasazone. .-,This change -nts ---_- p pp � of the commission, Atwood stated that this a better looking com:,e:rcia fic in this area. D This area s ted .uas su, Bated that tt as 00--feet-and-if if 75% ala tion was withdrawn illecausls - withdrawn, the -Commission haul s � a -definite strip com�_.rci,, County.The tentati - -- was made by Don lObert a peti_on to the a of this zona chino to c A d to 1Yn a Ler they hat ;a to da, h of ange Porti notty visa ke lie embke Heating, on the he Zone for the property n of the lot in quer Pine Property on the arried on across the iting_ in the "C" Conus East side of East r t rst Street. at is ion North of the House i3 zoncl C now, die _- to treat Us deo s Mr. L L --Foy Wast strct rcia] sidd f this to Zona, ,ouara_up have a des X15 sand a buyer that wants tis res to purchase this eat of which is alre.dy not_ -open on Sundays, o:e lot to build lot zgred and could_ to bui " d a parts ". Thia a an in .t Dose _ Usines Sfse d out of _ own6 had been contacted by t ase evelo loped str al ho -os ,fits ars, some u-.- b_ L'- ' t�^cm a ma - Dr. 1 se 0med t -a ch.�n"e o is if approved hances an a as an, s in revio a as is area elop ent i th n, due dev loper more were it w give these prop a coe: rehen�ive -I and loin,l,g, pro i T���rflotiLngni feel that if this w the, properties on d -could open the d tractive area of res entrance. to the town a discussions. "C" to the -North and and that his busine other areas of the to the traffic flow carculate a petitic 'n favor, to come bef s the belief of Dr. people anofficial sal and has not-work�d plan calls for t --- re m tId or td�furtilar dent and it would ,t. re- estsa - p now, nto the __--the h.annini: Mr into e tra_ afficIflow. It need to b cleaned u s wo-ld own, res to the ret u_lle es o in is a no increase tl t couldichange y thee. re a Cit the adents Council. c• thin hi s that No. otherlpiacea the mem- That tiia rs of is -- - in r�sidenlial. -YI- the - I•,o�ion ircul�te i�avnr ea to _ _ remain ----- 4'he f i econded by Uwen Fros arty owners to ascer�ain the se and w -is tha ` withaSm thv-z he pe 1 people centate - I 5. Meridian Planning and Zoning April 26. 1976. T e motion was made by Dr. L e Pulley and the r seconded by Owen Frost that the Commission -114 comme d to the City Council that quest for "C" Commercial lor La ra J. A sman.)e denied. r1 tion assed. All Yea. The Mat is wa, It er of the Timothy subdivision for further division of property t1 -acre presented. was pointed out that that time an overlay k future roadways, ard this had b to ra3 originally en re facilitate approved for uired to make sure t 5 -ac a par els, and t"at at at s ructu es did n p t blo int in ho motion quest lotion :hen ELd open uid b itilit It T his a this icat _�5poaal Th I_�4 2:intha_InLu. tion was,nintad ar breaking up into lots at sora later timo. was made by Dr. e Pu, ey aid seconded by Annttt Hi ichs, that the r for 1=acre lots for the Timothy Subdivision be dissa prov d. passed. All Yea. area �opmen development if p men is oadwVs¢ and utiliti .part o the a - - y e3 -at this_tima�__ was pointed out that n rov p ,d it s,in, pi. later abut - sm_all� subdi �hould follow the ori This_is definitely hat it is beyond the - - inal�inten in a deve -- - , with that of the - - --- I c -- _ isions--zhould_-be die aura ed, _a_ this - i.f a Locust View Heibt,- matt pears to be a parcel _that to by the same -type lof_dc%-elopn is allm;ed-_to be developeai cns for_-roadwan,_ be provided -- --- il- motion was-made-bYDon n c Vieth is s nd that- ade uata-watc ! ,-r and lysed,all vea. r was a surrounded it b erts ,divi;;l-on sewa-b. kras_discuss ;_on_i sc,fage discussed ____ on -three side -at.__ILwaLSelt boha hould ba-brought--ag.o hi�� and, _. _c_oul n;miss coup, d se!ra.ga p, an -C -all tar_ be con- _ on that_______ epe>-_- ----. — - ---_ --`r .secQnded_by_Annet be apprnved _prnv'dad_ disposal- bc-proyLe a Hi —_ rich he at ,Cs hat this = its be -- __ -- laved h I _ea i__Y[ corner out-that,this yea nii ht receive cit�_aterjand_ a.outer_1im is afAh services at a lr, -Ci _5,�a ie, e_suppl_T__ he City ar «ate Meridian Planning and Zoning .2. August 20, 1973 IThe Motion was made by Rob rt Glaisyer and seconded b3 Don Robert, that Jals reque-st-b denie on ;die la ha is area is 'EFe—yoni he ,lannirg h mits of the City of Meri !an. -L Motion passed: b11 yea, J'Tr. Skiver brought uplamatter of a dog kennel on Ove and ifris Zany Easf`the 4' mothylISubdivision that has been �5 acre estate homes development ley Ted Hamper. per. Motion was made by Rob rt Glrisyer and seconded b Don his Doi Kennel is fora COmmerc tal use, that it be denied the Zoning and is bey nd tt%e_ planning limits of the City o Motion passed: U1 y a. petition was presented b the zlesidents and propertl Ong East 1st Street)on the files side from Carlton tt at this area be rezbned to "C"�Commericial. is matter was discussed and it 'was the opinion of t2 ea is an attractivelidriv4 way 4ntrance to the City= nes to view, e� o on was maby ion Roberts and seconded by P.ot oposal be presented'as a conditional use for the arc ,in rezoning Ene mole block as j"C't Commercial. I 0o zonesl yea, t ih proposed rovl d for ertb that if ausit violates rid!. an rtme%s for'__ --- - ----- tan area rash n�t:on'w sequeatin; Cor-hissioh that this fing__ 1. - - -- It S 4'lt I G11-1 - �t "i ye*•-,- that- that; of M_. Bodkin rather r Conditional use petition lwas p esented in the matter of - -� - - -— �T ��Fe lan on the -Eat ss de of Far -t 1,>t Street, adjoini 1 �It was again stated that the res'dential buildings a T,oach,,ay Js a pleasant i appearance to visitors coming he Iiotion was made by Robrt Gl.,isyer and_seconded cm,ls tion approve the condition 1 use request for 1 a Dentist Office for Docto=-1_Vale �ti. -providing_-the--e t.hout changing the exterior of 'the building, Motion assed- All - - -- --- F Y9a• - lbrey K Smith's request for annexation was read by This request desired -fhe� riviler' _of cgnti_nuinv the this land until it i d lvelopc�d a -_= l -- l j�A p 'yRobert and seconded by R, 11r. should be be ajrexed if itis his desire he Rtotaon was made b, lion s M '6ith 'hat he must d passed: All yda. Eeraid J. Cox City Clerk and Finance Officer Ch I ' Dentist office Lies, S�iool prop rty„ L: 1 Egstil, t ;trye;t �iianm 'ob.rtrY�h�t th'> lst Street for blllld o , re ugod airman; U. D. Skiver. ai yet that t if it is annexed _ i I