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° LAYry 9a1e was pros etrt rr,prPaantlnw Mnr (rlian Par9r t:nU~llelHtuu. S~Ic cl nt~d
khat ttlle W111 bm a mlug la Cauilly mubdlvialou, with abuuk 144 lutes, Lu be
developed on approximately 40 acres of land, East of Linder Road, North of
Meadowview Subdivision. It will be provided with all City services and utilities.
~ Sale stated thaE the land along the S Mile Drain is owned by the Federal
Oovernmettt. The owner has no control over it, but will cooperate with the City
in whatever way he .can.
a Sale also asked fora variance of SO Foot rights-of-way, with a S foot easement
on each aide of the road.
Sete stated that they would like to request a variance on block width for block
lying along the S Mile Drain.
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Don Sharp read comment sheet. (See evidence)
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d Sale stated that he had one correction. He stated that the Ada County Highway
' District now has a standard for short cul-de-sacs that allows a 46 foot rights-
- of way, which is what they are proposing.
Aick.[frton expressed his concern with the 46 foot variance of streets in the
cul-de-sacs.
The motion was made by Annette Hinrichs and seconded by Burl Pipkin that the
Commission recommend to the City Council the acceptance of Meridian Park
Subdivision, which the variance in the 50 foot rights-of-way, the cul-de-sac
on Dera Drive, and the block width.
~ Motion passed: All yea.
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Rick Oton stated that there was a nomination of Mr. Sharp for temporary
Chairman of the Planning 6 Zoning Commission.
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Hinrichs stated that she had no objections to this annexation but did not feel they
could annex until a letter comes in on the remaining enclave.
' It's affect was discussed of leaving an enclave.
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. 'StonB~IOIISe, ME Y'le dlld Upolkr Ilnnexn Llun rr~liu ". 1. .uu~lll luitril ~ni ,~~i ul~l nii~~~ nl n
request from the L.D.S. Church that fhe prupi~r'ty cnclav~~ lu thr nnl~ih of ~li~n~~huu~~~
Will be annexed, also Subject to the devclop~•rs cowiuy I~~ laity r.cwrr ,uid w,tl~~r lint~~.
Motion passed: All Yo_a.
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Capitol Development Annexation reyuesC Lu "l1" kesldenLial:
Larry Sale was present representing Capitol Developments. He stated that
Capitol Development has applied for annexation of about 40 acres of land east of Linder,
north of Meadowview Subdivision. The development will be supplied with City utilities
Plan development of a Subdivision.
Rowley inquired if this would be subsidized homes or what type they would be.
Sales answered probably not subsidized.
Yorguson stated moderate priced homes. The determination has been made not to
have subsidized housing, they would like to come in with $50,000 and above homes.
Dave Watkins stated that the market will determine the type of homes. The market is
hard to figure. The feeling in Ada County know is that there is an over supply of
homes in the $60,000 and above.
Don Sharp inquired as to what size they are talking about.
Watkins stated probably around 1,300 square feet minimum to 2500 sq. feet, depending
on two story, bi-level and how the inside is finished. They would also have garages.
Rowley stated that. this is just a request for annexation.
`' Hinrichs stated that the Comprehensive Plan calls for nice development down Five Mile Creek
Yorgenson stated that the back yards to Five Mile will be sloping. There is some
ownership problems on the right of way. The Federal Government owns a 120 foot right-
of-way that is not being used, some ideas are for walking or jogging paths. They would
prefer to make the area into a green belt type area if the Federal Government will
allow it.
Sales stated that the City could make the area an improvement project including where
the Sewer Plant is located.
Sharp stated that there was concern that provisions be made in the platting for
streets to go on through to the East and North. We would like to see this in the
Platting.
Sales stated that it costs $20,000 to $40,000 to cross Five f4ile Creek and the developers
would like to keep the crossings to a minimum. They do not want to bring a street out
by the triangle, it will be expensive and they prefer to put a street to the West
somewhere North of the Five Mile Creek and one out to the northern boundary somewhere.
They would like to avoid, however, having to put one near the 1/4 section line that
the Ordinances call for and felt it should be north of Five Mile and cross the canal
one time.
Accesses were discussed and through streets.
Rowley stated there should be at least two outlets to get out and to adjoining property.
Hinrichs concurred.
Sales did not agree.
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The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Lee Mitchell that Planniny and Zoning
`-recommend approval of this annexation to the City Counci].
Hinrichs stated that they are required to come to City sewer and water. ', -
Motionpassed: All yea.
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Zoning ____ _______ .3. August 74, _797v
Bews Industrial Park: Annexation request
LarrySales was present representing flews. !Ie stated that. it has railroad tracf.s on
one side and arterial roads on one or t.wo tiide~., it. is in ronfurnruice with the
Comprehensive Plan, ut.i l hies wi l l h~' lhl'r~` III IJn~ Inl llr'1` ~unl i l wi l l m~i I~r drv~~ln~x~~l
until it gets t.hrrre.
Sharpinquired what type of indusl.r~y will be bi,~u~~lil in ui~ nrr thi~rr~ ~~I.ru~. .~t thi~, t iinr,
light industry, heavy industry, etc.
Sales. stated that in taking advantage of the railroad Lhcy would mncuurar~e tenant:
that Could make use of the rai]rnad like Pumicr I'rn~lucts nr hr~ovy indu~.trial base
for MArlrilnn.
Annexation of the railroad was discussed. Streets and arLr~r•ials were discussed and
traffic patterns.
The Motion was made by Lee Mitchell and seconded by Annette Hinrichs to recommend
acceptance to the City Council contengent on no dirty industry with review by
Planning and Zoning and the City Council of the type of industry coming in.
Motion passed: All yea.
Columbia Village was taken from the table from June 12,.1978. Albert
Albert Madsen was present representing the purchaser of the property.
Mr. Madsen stated "Our client has put down money to keep the option open on the
land,we would like to discuss our proposal in a little more detail tonight."
Jdck Shepherd stated that they revised the density to 10.8. The concept started with
single family housing in a townhouse concept, more square footage for the dollar.
Some of them have garages in this concept and some do not. He submitted a revised
preliminary plat that fits the highway design requirements. This is the first town-
house Cpncept -for-single family for sale uriits in Meridian.
Hinrichs liked the idea but wondered if the Council had ordinances to cover this
type of unit.
Shepherd explained the townhouse concept. fle stated that most cities do not have a
townhouse ordinance and they are covered under the regular subdivision ordinance with
a waiving of the set-backs in the projects themselves. The set backs to adjoining
property are whatever the ordinance calls for. The setbacks to adjoining neighbors
are at least as much as required and often more, but inside the subdivision there is
a zero lot line and a party wall on a property line. Also we would be deeding off
the land,with a Condominium you do not deed off the land. You do not need special
financing for it or zoning, or ordinances, to cover it. The building code covers all
the regulations necessary to build this type of unit.
Rowley inquired if this was subsidized housing.
Shepherd stated no, the method of financing at this time has not been looked into,
they are after preliminary concept approval.
Sharp inquire into the cost of the homes in the project.
Shepherd stated that they hoped they would be in the $30,000 range and with garages
over $40,000. There are five different plans with approximately 950 square feet
average.
Hinrichs stated that the City needs a breakdown on the 46;! figure for subsidized
housing between rental and owner occupancy and see if the housing needs for smaller
owner occupancy has been covered. ~
The appeal of this type of housing was discussed.
Rowley stated that we are trying to curtail some of the subsidized housing.
Madson outlined the advantages of this level of housing for starter homes and elderly.
Sharp stated that this has to be tempered, the City has a need of some larger homes.
Meridian Plannin~& Zoning .6. March_12, 1979
Agenda Terra Subdivision - Final Plat
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Roy Johnson was present representing the regdes#.. He stated that the Subdivision
was approved by the City Council.
Hinrich inquired what the density was. He stated that they had 24 units.
Sharp suggested it be passed on to the City Council without recommendation or denied.
The f4otion was made by Hinrich and seconded by Orton to pass this on to the City
Council without recommendation.
Orton stated that he would like to ask the City Council to explain their override
of previous rejections. Planning and Zoning were in compliance with the Comprehensive
Plan and he would like to know why they were overridden.
Joy Stated that he would ask for clarification.
Motion Carried: Mitchell, Nay
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11 Meridian Park - Final Plat
Roy Johnson was present representing the request. They have two (2) streets that are
46 feet in width. .
Mitchell clarified that they requested 50 foot streets from the beginning of this
development.
Johnson stated that they will change the Plat to 50 foot.
Orton inquired if the Comprehensive Plan called fora Green belt.
Johnson stated that he needs a variance because of length to designate two streets
as minor streets. He stated Five Mile Drain has a 100 foot easement. They will deed
the Creek over to BOR.
The ditch and easement was discussed
The Plotion was made by Orton and seconded by Mitchell to recommend approval of
Meridian Park Final Plat to the City Council contingent on 50 foot roads.
Motion Carried: All yea
,, ~ The Motion was made by Hinrich and seconded by Pipkin to correct the minutes of
~ Planning and Zoning for September 19, 1978, Agenda Item 10, paragraph 8, to read
j ,: including 50 foot right-of-way.
/ Motion Carried: All yea
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12 Cherry Creek Mobile Home Park - Preliminary Plat
Orton stated that he had worked on this project and would abstain from Voting on
the request.
Cope was present representing the request. He outlined the area of the Plat.
The collector street is 60' witYi 50' collectors of this and 36' minor collectors.
This fits ttie Meridian Mobile Home Ordinance 207. They will fence and berm the park.
There are interior parks. They will develop in phases.
Hinrich clarified the request is for a Mobile Home Park, a complex owner situation.
Water and sewer considerations were reviewed.
Pipkin inquired how much frontage the property has, it is approximately 620'.
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Hinrich clarified the property wouldjbermed and fenced.
A moritorium on Mobile Home Parks was discussed.
Cope stated that they were aware of it Fo,r. rhs~y c~,~ ;, ~~~~~~ f~,r i+ and thi; ~m~ ni7nl~t
be an asset to the City. Lots are larger than required. It will all be fenced.
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1~ Capitol Uerelopment (Anttexatiott request):
wiiliass moved that Capitol Development be tabled until the Ootober 2, 1978
Council reatin~, seconded by Kingsford
Agp-da Motion passed! Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea
'18 Cf7it8tlZTANT REPORTgs
rCarl L~llstiorth City P2igineer reaommettded approval of Petry Estimate'No. 11,
• s Wlste Yatar ~reatm+int Plant, M&Y Construction for the month of August, 1978
" in the `amount. of $28g~#11.65.
$'he Motion war made bT Harvin Bodine sad seconded by Richerd Williams to allow
p~ Sstirats Number'll.
Motion passedi Williams yea; Bcadine, yea; Kingsford, yea
Ellsworth reoo~ettded approval of Pay Estimate Number 4 for the Boise River outfall
eahleduli! A, Qalty Construction in the amount of $38,747.45.
'!he Motion was made by Marvin Bodine and seconded by Grant Kingsford to allow
Pay Ltimate Numbers 4.
Nctibn paaseds Williams, yea; Bodine, yaa; Kingsford, yea
Elliiworth taoommettded approval of Pay Estimate Phase I1I~ C~sley Construction,
IfuWbar.4, in the amount of $105,033.23•
• 4'k! Motion was made by Richard Williams end seconded by Herrin Bodies to allox
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Motion piuaedi Williams, yea; Bodine yea; Kingsford, yea
Ellsworth ~eoommettded approval of Pay l.etimate Number: 3, Boise River 0utfa1l,
`gehadule g~ M & 7I Construction in the amount of X4,545,66.
Yha Notion xu made by chant Kingsford and seconded by Marvin Bodine to allow
~' ' P~ Estimate Nnrber 3, Schedule B.
;: Motion pasaedi W3111ams, yae; Boditte, yea; Kingsford, yea
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piy Estimate Change Order, Phase 1 Contract, Contract 6A, Change Order lA for
Hemeo Ine. for 98 feet bf sewer line os Weat Pine for $1,764.00
T'hb Motion was made by'drant Kittgaford and seconded by Marvin Bodine to allow
Contract 6A, Change Ortiet lA.
' Motion passedi Wi111ems, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford yea
• ~1lmworth reoommettded approval of Engineering statement for Anguat for $19,015.61.
1'ha Motioh was made by Marvin Bodine, seconded by Grant. Kingsford to allow the ~~
Engineering Statement'tor August,.1978. i`
^!(otSoq passedi Williams, yea; Boditte, yes; Kingsford, yea.
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T 1~hworth !sported en the pao~ect and paving.
~edi8e ingnired if they mare to clean up on private property.
L`1lmwrth stated that it was not in the contract but they could take a water truck
and wash it down.
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1978
Agenda Capitol Development Meridian Park (Annexation)
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Comments were read.
Larry. Sale spoke representing Meridian Park Estates Subdivision, Ramon Yorgason
of Capitol Development INC. They are re questing annexation zoning Residential "A",
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andwill_besuppladwith all. City a~xvt.:~.i.~s and ut.11i1_t~s; ~t,~~t.s [.uiil. t:-•..it_t,
and ACRD standards.
The Moi;ion was made by Bodine and seconded by Glaisyer that the Capitol Development
Annexation be accepted as a "A".Residential,
'.. Motion`passed: Bodine', yea;. Williams, yea; Kingsford,yea; Glaisyer, yea.
Sgale:; statedthat the Subdivision name being proposed is 'MERIDIAN PARKS ESTATES.
Patrick Joy'read Ordinance Number 330 entitled: AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING AND
ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS LESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE SW 1/4 OF THE ~
NW 1/4 OF SECTION ,1, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 WEST, B.M.y ADA COUNTY,: IDAHO,
TO THE CITY:OF MERIb2ANWHICH PROPERTYISADJACENTAND CONTIGUOUS TOTHE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO.
Saie stated that it is important that the exact name of the Subdivision being
proposed isMERIDiANPARK SUBDIVISION. -
Themotionwas made-by Bodineand seconded by Williams that 'the rule s. and provisions
of 50-902 and all rules and provisions requiring that ordinances be read on three
$ifferent days be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 330 as read be passed
anti approved.
Motion passed: Bodine, yea; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
A+gehda DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS:
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Stuart;. Public Works was absent.
Agenda
8 The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Glaisyer. that the bills be allowed.
Motion .passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
AgEerida -. CONSULTANT .REPORTS
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Car1:Ej.lsworth reported on two items.
First item Ys Ehgineering Statement for August 17th to September 9th, General
Engineering.. 5186..38.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded'by Williams that the Engineering
Statement be approved,
Motion passed:' Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
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The"next item was discussion of 'sidewalks of Cherry Lane Subdivision.
Gehe Wright clarified that there are sidewalks four (4) foot instead of the
five (5) foot requirement as they had requested a variance and was granted,
on the original'Subdivision. .(Cherry Lane Village #1 only).
The rest of the 'Subdivision will have all five foot sidewalks.
Second item to be presented by Ellsworth was the financial status of the Park. '-
Ellsworth reported that the City has $21,400 left to spend on the Park if we ~,
tan get allthe items approved~that`ie took off the ledger. T;ieremaining projects g
dLe over becember 31, 1978 by the Grant agreement, f{
Herald CdX stated that he felt the City would encounter less problems if we would
go-ahead a-get a bid proposal for the balance of this money. ~
.Ellsworth wastomake some contacts.
Meeting called to order at 7:40 P.M. by Mayor Don M. Storey.
Members Present: Richard Williams;-Grant Kingsford.; Joseph Glaisyer.
;, ~. Marvim Bodine> absent.
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r~ Others Attending: Carl Ellsworth; Glenn Cruickshank; Roger Jones; H. Soose;
H. Smith; Jim Rees; Howard Craven; Janet Wilder; Clare Glenn;
'"~ :x' Owen M. Frost; Vern Schoen; Herald J: Cox; Carry Sale; Earl Ward;
"'~:` ~ , Roger Welker.
,Ag nda Minutes were approved as read.
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Agi~nda Meridian Park Estates (Preliminary Plat)
'~ ~ Larry Sale was present representing. Mer~`idian Park Estates.
~~,`„ Ne requested two (2)variances for .block lengths between Dora and Rachel;
~` ,' Barkley Street and South boundry.
n 1 planning and Zoning has approved.
~~~-~~ ~ Glaisyer inquired about restrictivecovenants.
` ~"' Sale replied that they were 'not submitted, but stated that '.they would have them
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~ ;~ Storey stated that it is not a policy in Planning and Zoning but has reen-required
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~,X",~ Sale tated that he was unaware of the requirement:
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`A' ¢~ Welker stated that the cortanents from the ,f ire De artment involved the Cul-de-sac
,kj length. (See Comment Sheet - with these minutes
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Wil1iam5 inquired as to what they .will do with the Five Mile Creek area.
Sale stated: that it'is a government right-of-way. They discussed it with Planning
and Toning;and at would make a good path system. 'The use of easement land was
discussed.
Glaisyye~r Statetl that they had a sim#lar situation at Centre Valley; and are negotiating
With`B(1[lr.to get it deeded to them so .they can have a greenbelt.
~ t Aelker~discussed the`Cul-de~sac situation:.
Street alignment was discussed,
r. Sale. tated realignment is difficult because of the canal.'
` "The ordinance allows 'it and' hey felt they'should be able to go with it.
` .the Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Grant kingsford that the
preliminary Plat for Meridian Park Estates be approved with the necessary
` restrictive covenants being ubmitted before the Final_Plat is submitted. and
granting two (2) block length variances...
Motion passed: i~lilliams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, nay
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Hunter Estate (~Pretiminary.Plat)
~~, Clarence Tenn was present.representing Hunter Estates. He stated that they have
submitted acorrected plat and .protective covenants.
pning was;clarificed asm"A" Residential, it is unsubsidized housing, no open
~~~'f~Eld+a YfaS provided and density was discussed.
,The Mayor read the"comment sheet (see evidence -filed with these minutes)
Kinggsford stated that he is`troubled with the densi y.
Glaisyer stated that."the density is'not pahticularly high for multiplex development,
,but Was hot pleased with the covenants submitted. 1,200 sq. feet in a duplex is too
'"," 'small.,.. Aiso,'.ih the two (?) Story duplex the min9mum needs to be higher. .Square.
footage space was discussed:
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Five Mile Creek Annexation.(Cont'd)
Williams requested a definition of a Motor Court. Wright stated a private street.
Williams stated ,until enabling ordinances are adopted they do not want to act on it.
Wright stated that 'it is a logical step because it is contiguous and would save infilling
later to annex this parcel. They would go on wet ,line sewer-and would accept any
conditions the Council would put on it.
The Council feeling was the same as the Hosac Annexation request.
The Mayor., read the comment sheet.
Wrfght stated five Mile will be'a maintenance problem. On infilling it is impossible
to totally infill from the center. He outlined the economics of .the housing situation.
Availability of the,Comment sheets before meetings was discussed,
Williams suggested a comment'sheet be made available for a developer when they come in
before Planning and Zoning. City Administration agreed with. the proposal.
:Williams moved to take the Annexatioh request under advisement, seconded by Glaisyer.
Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Agenda.
8 Reeled and Heffel Subdivisioh Annexation:
No one was present representing-the. request.
,Ellsworth..pointed out it is an enclave.
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The Mayor read the comment sheet and suggested postponing.
Annexation and Zonin was discussed concernin encl ~~ y
9 g eves.
Crookston recommended holding. off on these annexations.
Agenda'
9 r:. Meridian Park SubdiW sion Preliminary Plat:
" y'~' Gene Wright requested that`the restrictive covenants come before the Council at the
/ time of the Final Plat.
Gla syer denied the request and stated he would like to see what was going in the
Subdivision.
..Kingsford .stated thatby the time the Final came in there was. pressure for approval.
.,..-fihe Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Marvin Bodine to table the request.
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f Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
agenda
10 Lynhwood Circle Preliminary Plat:
R. B. Glenn and Chuck Fisk were present. representing the request..
Glenn stated that. they requested approval of the Final Plat.
Ellsworth stated that a variance needs to be granted for block length to comply with
the-Ordinances.. Also, he was unaware that the Council had approved the Preliminary Plat.
The Ordinance for block.-length was explained..
Storey ihquired if the,Preliminary Plat'had been before the Council.
Glenn replied it had not, the Final was ready before the Engineering changes were
completed.
Storey'stated that it would have to come in the right way.
Ellsworth explained because it has come in piecemeal,. the City does not have a full
development plan and it is hard to determine what has been approved.
SubMittal requirements were discussed.
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Agenda T. F. Nenson (Cont'd)
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The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Marvin Bodine recommending
approval of the vacation with the Fire Chief's recommendations incorporated into
all future fencing of the area.
Motion passed: Bodine, yea; Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Agenda
4 Lembke - Closure of Williams Street.
Frank Marcum was present representing the request. He stated that ACHD had told him
if the street was continued through It would create a traffic hazard for the light
at Franklin and Fast first. They do not want the street to go through.
Williams inquired about a water main going throught the proposed closure area and if
there was an easement for the water line.
Stuart replied that the line was located from Meridian Street straight East to
Williams Street and there is an easement there.
Ellsworth drew a diagram to clarify the areas in question.
The situation was discussed,
Marcum stated that he did not know there was anything in there except the sewer
line in the alley.
Williams recommended denial until there is a development plan submitted. The Council
concurred.
__ . ThP_Mation was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Joeseph Glaisyer to deny the
request fora closure of Williams Street.
Motion passed; Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea, ~
Agenda~°.„~~ Meridian Park Subdivision -.Preliminary Plat
Larry Sale was present representing Meridian Park Sub. and stated that he wasn't sure
what was supposed to be ready for the Council meeting. They understood the
Protective Covenants were to be submitted before the Final Plat.
(See Agenda Item 9, Council minutes, November 6, 1978 "The Motion was made by
Williams, seconded by Bodine, to table the request" "Motion Carried")
Williams informed Mr. Sale that the Restrictive Covenants go with the Preliminary Plat.
Sale stated that he wanted to know what was required. Ne stated that the Plat was
approved subject to shorting of a Culdesac, 37 feet too long, and the submittal of the
Covenants was his understanding. They understood those changes would be made when
the Final Plat came in.
Joy stated that it was his understanding that the Preliminary Plat had not been
approved subject to changes in the Plat and submittal of the Covenants. He stated
that he/,research the matter,
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Sale stated that they need to discuss the process more than they need to discuss
this particular Subdivision.
Storey inquired if it was a prerequisite to have the ,Restricti:~ Covenants approved
with the Preliminary Plat.
Kingsford stated, not approved, but submitted for consideration.
Sale stated that he did not think that was the wording of the Motion.
Storey concurred with Mr. Sale and stated that he should work with Joy and schedule it
for the December 4, 1978 Council meeting.
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Agenda Meridian Park Subdivision #1 - Final Plat
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~ Roy Johnson, Engineer and Gary Crandall, Developer was present representing Subdivision.
~; i Johnson explained that Meridian Park Sub. #1 consists of a~prdximately 88 lots and
is located on Linder Road, about 1/2 mile North of Cherry Lane; they have all Central
services.
Trunk line, 12" line, water connections and landscaping was discussed.
Sewer lines discussed.
No restrictive covenants have been made but can be brought for approval at any time
as explained by Joe Osier. Mr. Osier stated the restrictive covenants were not brought
up for Preliminary but this is a new owner at this time.
Ward stated there were no problems as far as his Department
Johnson stated that he had no problems with working with any of the City's Departments,
and as far as fire hydrant locations and such to meet standards, he would set down
with them and work these things out.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams to table Meridian Park
Subdivision #l, Final Plat, pending submii;ting restrictive covenants and the
Department Heads view. '
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Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Storey instructed Johnson to get with the Engineer, Fire Chief and Stuart
Agenda Terra Subdivision - Plat and Ptah Review West Idaho Street
10
Roy Johnson representing. Lots are 4-Plex lots approved by Council, Central Water
and Sewer.
Williams questioned 8" line (sewer) running along the back and that jogs over to
another existing manhole.
Gary Smith stated that there was a problem with the dedication of the right-of-way
through Gem Estates(to the left).
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Glaisyer that Terra Subdivision
~ work out sewer plans before reviewing at next Council meeting.
Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Agenda
11 John Haraburda - not present
Ron_Later - not present _. _ ___ _
Mayor Storey explained that Ron Later is proposing a Fruit processing plant in the
warehouse behind the Creamery building. He stated that this is one of the hardest
effluents to process.
All Councilmen agree the fruit processing plant .would be unfavorable and should .come
before the Council..
Agenda
12 ENGINEERING
Gary Smith presented three (3) Bills and recommended approval.
The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Williams that Pay Estimate #9, Boise
River Outfall Pump Station, from 2.20.79 td 3.27.79, DVY Construction, in the amount
bf $7,081.05 be :approved.
Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Bodine that Pay Estimate #16, DVY
Construction Co., Sewer Treatment Facility, from 2.20.79 to 3.27.79, in the
amount of $12,601.80.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine that Pay Estimate #9,
Galey Construction Company, Phase III Interceptor Sewer Line, from 12.25.78 to
3.25.79, in the amount of $88,174.77 be approved.
Motion Carried:. Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea.
`~ '~ ~- _
Meridian City Hall Aril 16, 1979
Meeting called to order by Mayor Don M: Storey
Councilmen present: Richard 4lilliams; Joseph Glaisyer; Grant Kingsford
Marvin Bodine, Absent
Others present: Irene and Albert Chastain; Pearle Stewart; Robert Stewart; Robert Davis;
Clarence L. and Berna Deanne Morgan; Lahore Johnson; Evan Chambers;
Kathy Mensing-Rehbein; Arlo R. Nelson; Delbert R. Madsen; Marian Norrrian
Roger P. Sherwin; Bob Jones; Joe Osier; Ray Kellogg; Betty Tully;
Larry 4lilliamsen; P Fred Pusey; Bi11 4lilliams; Steve.P. Bowman;
Bud. Person; Don Sharp; Herald Cox; Vern Schoen; Earl Ward;
Carl Ellsworth; Bruce Stuart; Roger Welker; Gary Smith; David Davenport;
Ted Nelson; Steven Anderson; Lee Stucker
Mayor Storey made the announcement to the Council, along to others present, of his
resignation as Mayor. He expressed his appreciation of the City of Peridian and his
Councilmen, his regret that he cannot complete the full term because of his health.
Mayor Storey received a spontaneous round of applause in appreciation of the 27 years
of bringing the City of Meridian a long way..
Councilman Williams stated that it saddened him to do so but made the Motion to accept
Ma or Storey's resignation as t4ayor of the City of Meridian, seconded by Kingsford,
Affective Ma 7th 19?9
4otion ~assed: 4ir11iams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea
hlinutes of the previous meeting were approved.
Agenda Columbia Village
1 Arlo Nelson and Delbert Madsen were p~resent to represent the Planned Unit Development
of Columbia Village, located in SMITfi'S ANNEXATION. Preliminary Plat had been denied
by Council September 5, 197B because of inadequate access.
flelson presented improved program for discussion.
Eextension of East 5th Street and a suggested 32 Single-Family Townhouse Unit
Density 10.4 units per acre. Nine (9)~buildings, 4 units each.
Williams stated that once the Council has denied proposal it must be started over again.
Nelson stated that they felt that questions that arose were at Council level and had
been ~aorking two years on this.
This was discussed and it was the agreement of the Council that with the changes
this proposal should go"back before Planning & Zoning.
Crookston stated that once it is denied they must go through the whole process again..
Agenda
2 Mayor Storey made the appointment to Roger Sherwin as Chief of Police.
The f4otion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Williams to approve the appointment
of Roger Sherwin as Chief of Police.
Motion Carried: 4lilliams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
3 4eridian Park Subdivision -Final Plat
Roy Johnson represented the Subdivision and stated that their proposal was tabled
by Council April 2, 1979 pending restrictive Covenants and Department reports.
They have since complied.
Agenda
Fire Chief 4ielker stated that the North and South Streets should be numbered instead
of named.
Johnson that this had been approved by the County but they would have no problem
changing them as to Welker's reouest.
The P1otion was made by Williams and seconded by Glaisyer to table Meridian Park
Subdivision Final Plat until the Council has an opportunity to read the Covenants
to the May 7th meeting.
Motion Carried:. Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea
,f"eridian City hall
_ -_ _ __ h11v 7, 19?0
f'ayor Don P?. Storey called the regular Council "^,;~etinn to ord,~r ~,` ?. e0 ?.6L
C.OUtICI ~I-,L'n pros en ~: i)OSOph (~iialS';./(-'Y'; ~'ifl Y"'Vlfl I,?O;~I nE'; (rani. ~.•l n(jSipr-~I~ ~?i~~ ~.~ii ~'l~ ~- ,
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Others present: 4landa and hed Ilepper; Y.cith A. Lo~~clc~a, P.E.; Gicnt. ~~:.I Le~~.i~. Prr~~t~
I e'. ~~;a Sid =r.eY'; liayr^ Cr~oolaton, ,]r. ; Lain~a C~nn~ ~ ^~,~~~` ~ ~_ i
I_iia Ililch; Gene !Jrighi; f"arilyn Ol~nstrafl ~rqa.:~ c~ P;~~`. ~'i:~...,
Dill Ililliai s; Str~vr iicenr<~n; ~:3u~1 PCl'SOn; Are Cnl lens' f_~ ,` ~ _.
T. Randy Co~r.~ e Bi chard Benfl e%; R~ :,e' I ov: ; Vern ~ '. _ ~,- t
Earl Bard; (':~r-y S~iii~P~; J.R. :ello~,.i; C. Pay I<cllo ~ ! J~~:~
anncr~ D511 Oi ~~
Steve I annex ; f1i kc ~er, S~ eve G!'a ~ a.~, i,_ ~ ~,.
Joel i:l. ~..i ~y; ~tcvrr, ~'1;',d?rson; J~ll l Cbol:r ~~~l !; PII~C.' uri
h1inuYes of thn previous niceticg Mere approved as rca~l: 1111 yea
The ar.pointmen± of I allana P;irnann as City Clei°I: Sias m,adc by f'.ayor Storey.
S~ln ~'Jtl01l lia; nade by Claisye~° and s_eCOndod try (lodinc iha~ La4iana i.~Gl;nn hn e~:,1:~liC~.
a~; City (acrk.
'lotion passed: Glaisyer, yea; `iodine, yPa; f:ingsfor~i, yea; I~;illi=_:~~;, ~~c.
?[ori~li an Pnr!c Fubd ivis inn final V1 at.
~To~ ~ inl ne on ~i; y~c gat r prr rnt nt 1;~i t i Pul Suhd~v~ -ioa ui l I'1 ._.
Jn'~n n ,,~ , d thaC the La ~ < <~ -, d ~ vo~' ~ i i gyp. v i ~ I. J- l~-~, „i n. ~ 5..~~_.-L,
_~ilt~ s~:~~~._ trot he u~;! ;~,r. tr nrcr ~hc .cci .~.1 j~ln au1 h ~. .I~i.. ~ ~ ~_ __ th..
~'~i. t;' do ~s ,c take .ur roe: p.~r.sihil ity Inc _f >. ... _.r r~~.n-~ I- c_, LI__ __:1 ~ ~..~_,_
stn o'~. ~;, ~ I. ~~_t i'iis i. i;r;~d'r~l with tl c `:are a-'d_•ri.Il in ! r:_i~ntior n `,-i~r,.
I o7.n.;on si-aYrd that. tho tvo (2) mnnhnl os h.ivc hcc^ addc~l `or l!yth 20? ls_~z ,r,-~„r.-
that tie into the old subdivision Chat is prnnoc<~d to the north. h'iChin ~ ~acc~: he
vi-11 i J:rli'~. ~iaal ail di. nn Ih~• rxt ~~ri or S,il~_i i-vi:;tor en~l ~:~i1L be Ocl ~__. ~.~ t'~c ~-•. ;!~.
'I"n c~ ~L~t ion ~, s n-adc by (a aisv or aid S:con dc:- by '~o~iinc LLn~ "-r r;di_z "_r!' S, ',; '~.,'_ ".:.
'ot .nn sscd: b;i 1~ in voa; I ,rgsford, Luca; 13a~Li nc, po~!_ Cl ~' :~,~c'~, _ _.
?gcnaa
3 Rcvir:cd f~,I ornfiold P1nn r~r
"inri lvn Ol:catcnr':, .I-'-P. Itn,tincor~;, lnc.., rc pro:;ontcd tA.c '.:cviecd C1rnn C~cld Kauor
N r~J ini na r}~ Plnt~ located int l.fr.dor, port', ~, of Cho rr, Lane.
0!n;r-ad ~;i-nt~~d that 7ot.; ~,~~•r arro i~, 3.9, d~:cl Lint .u•r acre is 4.0.
.in,r :Lord ~.=;f -. ~d that P. t~nrllr~;nc~l Ilrivc ~!liicl~ ~;if hook ue rith '[a?id ian?{_i~lor 1`3
s'~. ~~nil~'. bn r'i; ~.~_ccd.
lCiUiu,.>; ~.~..'.zd Chat th~~ro ~~~~rc srnnc pro'a oms ~iith :~trcc~t n_r.es in a.~l,joinin?,
~ii~~r'~•vl r;i ~:, f:, they trio ^~~,t <<i in i:~~Crat to tno cast.
"Cho ?tot ia~i ~. is -nedn by (ll ai;;vrr a:ut sot'ond cd b_v lk>dino that t]u Prc~l imi n_aiv Ply-r of
!:ovi d l~o~~.ifi~•Jd ^': u,~~r hr :y>:~ro v~•d.
".!oCion p~s:aod: ~rJinc y~•a; i;illi2n,e~~, yr•a; 1<ing::Cor~l, vet; ('l ~~i-co,-, yea.
Aeonda
3 iChc Afavor m'id Ancnded Ord innncc t;~o. 334 cnti tl cd: AN Ot:DIK~~9CF: P ~ ;')TCiG TITf D, 5
<'J'A]' ~', 1, 1.1T~?R SYS CI'.?I IP_' PhUP IlliN(: FOP. A 1)~.CYASS U:.POS L'f UNll1~.G (.LGi_'11:. 1.i1;Jua-
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I:PI'PL.'1 V`P. I7;Tf F..
"hc '.ot ion ~-a:: mado by ',~'i l I yam:: m;d sccnndc~d by l:in~,s Cord that tho nil cs anal prov~si c:;
o.,.. 5~ y60y and rill nil <~:; and provir,innr r<~:~n i;-i ny, that Ord i;ian<'cs be rr¢1 c ~ ~ _ri.. _~
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June 18...1979 '~.
.5.
Hall E. lst St.. backing•
:rid~an Cat ~ the backing out ont° revent the
aired about landscaped parcelo n P Johns described
Williams in9 small laces at this p
Johns explained tXeparkin9 P
are only' a landscaping review•
There to see controlled.
landscapin9• wants ld be carefully ement.
Kingsford statthat trash sh°handled with mana9
grewer stated this Parking lot rezoned
Johns stated this should be
he would like to see
that. Use.
Glaisyer stated of Conditional Merle Ma11
instead grewer that
Commercial he would.. and to accept
-{{oust stated sford and Seconded by °n E
.King for parking lover 3-footwith
The Motion was made bY~onditionaln the. planter. not accordance
to be placed wit on the west of the
be granted end that
Rental Co• to land prangs stem to
proposal subject to fire Y c ~ off the bnaklo .for Commerc al.
1st subJ for the sprink
St; ect erg Yea'
feed to be arks ea grew
Fire Chief;• 5) feet rezone p Bodine' Y
{ive ~ initiate sford, yea'
®uildin9; Rental Co• King m°ve six
Merle P1a11 ea ; be able to
Williams> Y d may
Motion Carried:
that there was a legal problem an °
f Meadowview Sub •.
feet forward. t of•tinder Rd• and north t of development t0
Final Plat - Eas ° a reductiase n amours sewer
9enda Meridian Park uestin„ ~rst Ph d, water~•11 be
6 Johnson was PresPark Subdivision f like t° be aPP d that the a~l~ be .
1d Johnson stacacs,-.there
RoY in Meridian t they Wou
be done lots; bu { 59 l°ts•f two cal-de is
APPa strees f e whole ~ tree instead ° een : roved s but reQuested by
aPP was
puttingtu an from. 5na1 Plat hWe e do~n9• Th
access r stated tea ~ounc~ Went any further
GlaisYe vi5e th e they d bY.some d
COntacte dway an
here tGlaasyef' befor
MaY°r t they h the end °f Chief We treets.
4U0 stated tha ertY at With Fire fisting s tension
Benda pennis King ' veer, of Prof cussion of the ex th the ex ad trac
is King J- e 6 e n9 n a p e~ u inar th f t0tens u5e pye e • to, the ralat some k~~
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Penn er inter had'SOme e ab ° UO ° nh erty t Coun~ a1Qnq railr°aa
WvIdP°• ues °n halookin9 atu5e of the n~ePfr°m ahbuffer
the Q are t the gu~da act as as a publ the
Th devel°P t Wou} d jney ar be ae~ 1 °Pe area • ~ d be ext note anneXedP ne:
g n° hea r~ P~ housing in the re { W , aaharce °u ~Cem W S Idaho t0 W , ~n9 aac,
°f mu and tow thoe QeeStjOn cut uP ~ the P °Perty fr but PrO~~d
area Stated It do ;, 6p0 fee of P nsion °f Idaho. .--sa
Kin ht-of-v+ay r0ximate Y the eXte tl. in9 ~u~-ua
There ~s aPP. Was not °n1 lt0 the wes ,.}ite° °y us
Wi>»am1tu o kern ProPert~e map n°W they nad uci e City no rece~
back in onstratea.of-`gay' e would bSlturetwuuld pe
and 6~ foot r~gn the first e b dent al use
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CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Review Sheet
_ Rezone 01
Conditional use
Prelim/i,,nar~F~~~r
1. We have no objections to this proposal.
2. We recommend denial of this proposal..
Return to:
_ Boise
_ Eagle
Meridian
Kuna
ACZ
3. Specific knowledge as to the exact type of use must be
provided before we can comment on this proposal.
4. We will require more data concerning soil conditions on
this proposal before we can comment.
5. We w311 require more data concerning the depth of (high
seasonal ground water)(solid lava) fram original grade
before we can comment concerning individual sewage dis-
posal.
6. We can approve this proposal for individual sewage dis-
posal to be located (2,4) feet above high seasonal ground
water, 4 feet above solid lava layers.
7. ~ W~/e can approve this proposal for:
l~Centr 1 sewage Interim sewage _Individual sewage
and ~entral water _Individual water _Community water
well.
8. ~ P1 ns for Jc Community sewage -Sewage dry lines, and
~entral water _Community water must be submitted to and
approved by the Regional Health and Welfare Environmental
Services Office.
9. ~ Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem.
10. This department would recommend deferral until high season-
al ground water can be determined it other considerations
indicate approval.
11.
eviec,//!d~y: Date
I
CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT ~~~ 13 19.78
Review Sheet
Return to:
LL _ Boise
Rezone ll(p~, 7~llu t~t'Opc,~ ~M ~/ ~iQ~i~ ~ ~2(1P.~0~2- _ Eagle
w,._ Conditional us~ ' ~ q~P ~~n_ Meridian
_~ Preliminary/Final/Short Plat _ Kuna
ACZ
1. We have no objections to this proposal.
2. We recommend denial of this proposal.
3. Specific knowledge as to the exact type of use must be
provided before we can comment on this proposal.
4. We will require more data concerning soil conditions on
this proposal before we can comment.
5. ~ We will require more data concerning the depth of (high
seasonal ground water)(solid lava) from original grade
before we can comment concerning individual sewage dis-
posal.
6. We can approve this proposal for individual sewage dis-
posal to be located (2,4) feet above high seasonal ground
water, 4 feet above solid lava layers.
7. ~ We can approve this proposal for:
Central sewage -Interim sewage _Individual sewage
and Central water _Individual water -Community water
well.
8. ~ Plans for X Community sewage -Sewage dry lines, and
Central water -Community water must be submitted to and
approved by the Regional Health and Welfare Environmental
Services Office.
9. ~ Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem.
10. This department would recommend deferral until high season-
al ground water can be determined it other considerations
indicate approval.
11.
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COUNTY SUBDIVISION EVALUATION
/~/`~`~ `~ MAY 8 ° 1919'
DATE 7 ?' ~~
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Proposed Subdivision Name ~~2ccCla•~ v
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' As a result of a meeting held this date it is agree
'~' subdivision name is '~Z?i:-',•.~ ,," ~-?~
and that the approve~7c street names.are:
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