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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWest View Annexationj~ • ~ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the Ordinances of the City of Meridian and the laws of the State of Idaho, that a hearing r:: ~; shall be held before the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City ''= of Meridian at the :City Hall in the City of Meridian, at the hour ~ ;#~: f~ =- of 8:00 o'clock p.m, on the 13th day of July, 1981, and before the .,,r, , City Council. of the City of Meridian, at the City Hall in the City of Meridian at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. on the 20th day of July, 1981, for the purpose of issuing a Conditional Use Permit to ~'° " ~'~~ Donald E. Calhoun allowing him to install a Fix-It Shop in the ~~ ':3--" residence located on the corner of 4th Street and West Idaho in Meridian, Idaho, which will not result in any loud noises or S~ :> obnoxious odors coming from said residence shop, said shop to be ,fi:; '~ specifically located in the present garage of said residence and ~.~" `:~~ that entry into the shop may! Abe had from either West 4th Street , or West Idaho. ~~:;:. Any and all parties interested shall be heard at the above `y~''~- scheduled hearing. DATED: June 12, 1981. ' ~ a ana L. Niem , C' y Clerk ~'.£~ } ~ ,. .'.; ~N:i:::: ::. ..:: .., •., .., )~f: `%j`~'` P&Z HEARING x.13.81 Donald L. Calhoun Council x`:20.81 ~ ~ 331 West Idaho Meridian, ID 83642 ~ ~>~ WEST VIEW ADDITION °~-~ s' `:,, COMMENTS CONDITION USE REQUEST 331 West Idaho ::- P TX IT SHOP ITEM: ,;`. •~> 1. Vern Schoen, Bldg. Inspector: If used for lawnmower gasoline engines it , ~1 sould fall under the classification of H-4 in the U.B.C. Code... As an ~.'~ H-4 occupancies next to a home the common wall between the two would ~~'~'' have to be a 3 Hour Fire Rated wall. Under present conditions it ```` would not qualify. 2. Earl Ward, Wastewater Supt: No comments 3. Fire Department: The only problem with this proposal would be it would .. ~y~'`-~'r be located in a residential area and w4 feel that commercial should be ,.},, ~~~~ in a commercial area. If granted -Must meet all Codes and City Ordinances. ~~;•~ 3. Police Dept.: No Comments `' 4. Ada Coant~ Highway Dept.: Existing house is a corner lot fronting on ~:~~_~ West Idaho and W. 4th St. which have respectively 80' and 60' right of-way as required. Idaho has 18' of paving and broken sidewalk on #~~~~ south side from 4th St., several blocks to the east. W. 4th St. has x~~~ 13' of paving East of centerline and is improved with paving and curb-gutter on the west side. `~-"~ Recommend the following requirements: 1. Idaho should be improved under L.T.D. in the future. 2. Provide curb, gutter and matfh paving on the West side of 4th St. 3. Submit street improvement plans prepared by an Idaho Registered, Professional Engineer. (Carol Kirby- Sub division Review) k ~`"' 5' Central District Health: No ob,~ections to this proposal. a Can approve proposal for Central sewage & water Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem. z;' ~M,r•~`~ - - - - 7.13.81 Planning & Zoning Commission recommends approval of a ~;,:-:;~ separate building altogether facing West 4th St. with all `~" setback requirements and to meet with City Codes ~1 zr - - - - 7.20.81 Council approved for a separate building facing West 4th .,~ with all setback requirements and to meet with City Codes, ;.vim: ~.~ ~,~',", ~ ;' 3 ~~ 3'7,x? 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I ej`5~ : H C , ~ ~` f~ -, ~~"~ .~. ,~ R el' ~i F ; ~, ~5f } ~ ,firm ryj ~~~,' y., o lyHG ~`~#x § ; aka ~ ~ jA''~ M } ,, i ~ ~ r ,~ .} ~~~~ .~ w F ~ 6 P + ~.~,y»,N ,:.~._ f:,.,.- a , ",..., .. .. .. _. ,. ! Y,~ J7 q ,~ -e'~~, ~'1r.~ r q ~'r't.'vw i ~1 ^T'~.e?ti~ r- r 1 n: , ~ ~~, ` ~ ~~?.~. a ~ ~~' r w . t+.~ .'rt w ,.. ':t<, r;~~ CENTRAL DI~ICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT Review Sheet Return'to: ' _ Boise Rezone ~~ ~pNol ~ ~~ ~, j°1CYl~ n) _ Eagle `"~`` Conditional use ~' Meridian Preliminary/Final/Short Plat _ Kuna r,'_ ~,~~,1 C/nt4l~xapin,w~.e ~ ~X ~ ~ S~~ ~ - ACZ '~'~ 1.' ~, We have no objections to this proposal. 4'~; 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 ~4" this proposal before we can comment. A`:. ~' .. 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. ~~~w 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 can approve this proposal for: - -~~ Central sewage -Interim sewage Individual sewage `~`~~ and Central water -Individual water -Community water ;_ ~ well: ~P °- 8. Plans for -Community sewage -Sewage dry lines, and ~,'t' _Central water -Community water must be submitted to and approved by the Regional Health and Welfare Environmental ... Services Office. g"' 9. ~ Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem. --;, r / 10. 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N fD O~ 00 ~ w J ~. ~ ~ a a~ ar-s ~ ~~ . < w `+ ~ m ~ -'• ., ~, ~- m o ~ cn o .~. ~ o 'r' ~ ~ ~ v ~ I p c0 vi ~., .:: a J ~ cn ~~ m ~ m o m co e+ ~ :,~ a~ ~ ~. w . -_ c ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ x ~ ~ d ` ~ ( •, f I ~¢¢ , ~L', A V 'F `its -z cii,wf i ~, . ~R~""" ~'4r k~~ J r,~ -: F;; ~~ ~~~~~ ~ ,n u~ .r k r ` y „r ~~ L i ~~ its `7 ~ '-t' S ~: ?L_. ., k ~.! `'J t ,F'K''F A~ µ~:,'~c~ ley ~~ } f ,~. .. i 'e. ~ CITY OF MERIDIAN APPLICATION FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT ;^ ~~~ ti~ ~,~, ;. .~ tai h{ _~ ., NAME: ADDRESS: IVU VUIIIJR I V61J VuVI J s VI ~ vuv nv ~ vv ~ ZONING CLASSIFICATION: ~ `• PLAN: A plan of the propgsed site for the conditional use showing the location of all buildings, parking"end loading areas, traffic access and traffic circu- lation, open spaces, landscaping, refuse and service areas, utilities, signs and yards. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to established procedure, NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEIJ that the Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a Public Hearing in the Meridian City Hall on Ju1Y 13 at 8,100 P ~.~ Meridian City Council ~7u1y 20th 7:30 Pe'M. The purpose of the Hearing is to consider a CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT submitted by Donald E. Calh0un for the property generally described as Iocatea at_331 West Idaho Meru a:an T`D SUBDIVISION West View BLOCK LOT NUMBER To Convert Garage inn n FTX ~T ~FIf1P - ~ ~~~~~ ~-ice ~i . (3) s. }~ ~; J ~ lc. .-. Y• ..~h. g n -'~ a Wk ,st4 ~7~2t .~ .,. ~~~~x+,t T v.; _._ _r:,Lc~_ ,. Donald E. Calhoun 331 West Idaho Phone 888'2107 ,-~ - - ~ ~. GENERAL LOCATION: Exi'.st~ng house on corne~^ of W, 4tf~ & ~J. Idaho Entrance to ~FT7Z I'T SEfOP can 6e made firom W. 4th or W. Idaho DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED CONDITIONAL USE: RFn»F~T rr~NnrTTnNAL ll8E TO TNSTALL aFP~X ~ xT~" SHQP ~ - l~ ~ ~?, ~~ r,' #o .._. ~ s R ~; `" {. ,: PETITION REQUIREMENTS fix,, 1. Petitioner must supply a comprehensive list of ALL residences within 300 feet ~' -< from the proposed Conditional Use property line to include Name, Address, ~4~' Telephone and Date. ~-~ ~`,,,i ~. 2. Supply 25 copies of all required material. 3. Three-fourths (75~) of those persons living or owning property within 300 feet ' `~~ must agree to this Conditional Use before the proposed use will be considered. ~;~ 1 ~ ` ~~ ~,; ~~ ---~{ WE THE UNDERSIGNED DO NOT OBJECT To Donald E. Calhoun USING THE PROPERTY n ,. ~`~ LOCATED AT 331 West Idaho , MERIDIAN, FOR THE PURPOSE OF rnNVFgT ~:, 4; "_ [;ARAf F TNTfI FTX TT CN(1D V* 'ft!f 'rt~ , c~ r~~I _ I ~-, , d .-, .~' ;K i ~. '~ ,~ NAME ADDRESS ~ PHONE -~ S ~~i ~` ~ ~~ ~ ~ ..~ ~ ~~ ~c~~ 3 7~ z ~ ~ ~ ~ l F a~ .. ~~^ +.J ~o ~ ~ ~y _ S DATE -~ ~, 6 s~ i~,~ ~ ~~~- !o°/ =~1i ~/N.s~~~ e _~ y v {F r ~; - . ,e _- ;~ . IX~`, G ~, ; =~, .,,; . .II ~. '; ~'° ~ «, , 1 ,I ~i i s~,-._ 5'*,:- ~'1 .-_' r ~ PETITION REQUIREMENTS 1. Petitioner must supply a comprehensive list of ALL residences within 300 ,feet from the proposed Conditional Use property line to include Name, Address, i Telephone and Date. 2. Supply 25 copies of all required material. 3. Three-fourths (75~) of those persons living or owning property within 300 feet must agree to this'Conditional Use before the proposed use will be considered. M1 WE THE UNDERSIGNED DO NOT OBJECT TO Donald E. 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Councilmen Present: Bill Brewer; Grant Kingsford; Rick Orton Jr. Mayor Joseph Glaisyer, absent Richard C. 4illiams, absent Others present: Doug Pdichols; Vern Schoen; Roger Welker; Skip Voss; Bruce Stuart; Earl Ward; P.eynold L. Schenck, Donald & Edith Calhoun; Gary Smith; Don Storey; Ross Piadfield; Stan Welsh, Atty. Minutes of Special P~leeting June 29, 1981 approved as read. Minutes of Regular Meeting July 6, 1981 approved as read. Agenda HEARING - Conditional Use for Saw Shop or Fix-it-Shop - Don Calhoun 331 W. Idaho 1 Kingsford: "Public Hearing is now open" Calhoun: "I am in fora Saw Shop and Fix-It Shop construction at 331 W. Idaho, when I thought I would go into a small engine tune up I was told I would have to have a fire safe building. I have brought up some sketches (distributed to Council) and to how a building would set on my property." There was discussion concerning property lines. Calhoun: "The building will be back in here (designating on sketch) five feet i~rom the property line on both sides, twenty-one feet to the north side of the building to the existing shed, sixty feet from the back fence to the outlined fence on 4th St., about forty-one feet from the west face of building to the gravel driveway." Kingsford: "Vern, would that require a setback variance?" Schoen: "No" Brewer: "Have you been around to all of your neighbors and obtained the necessary signatures?" Calhoun: "Yes" Signatures were displayed by City Clerk. Kingsford: "You didn't find anyone in oppostion?" Calhoun: "PJo" "In fact I've had them ask me when I was going to be in business" Brewer: "You are presently retired and you would like to do this as a --" Calhoun: "I'rr~ not yet. " Orton: "Do you anticipate a lot of traffic? Or just one or two car parking?" Calhoun: "No, just one or two car parking." Orton: "Would they be in the gravel parking area?" Calhoun: "Yes, they would use the back part off of 4th Street." Kingsford: "Is there any comment from the public?" No response. "Public Hearing Closed" The F~lotion was made by Rick Orton and seconded by Bill Brewer that the City Council approve the Conditional Use Reo,uest of Don L. Clahoun, 331 West Idaho, for a ~,~~'°`"" separate building facing Test 4th Street with all setback requirements and to meet with City Codes, to be used as a Saw Shop. P~lotion Carried: Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea Agenda Reynold L. Schenck - 22 and 30 East Franklin - h1eridian Professional Center 2 Schenck come before the Council in regard to the problem between Ada County Highway District's dedication of right-of-way of his new location at 22 and 30 East Franklin and 142 P~leridian Road. ;i .. - Planning & Zoni•nq .2. July 13, 1981 Agenda 1 (Copt°d) Hadfield: "Our kids right here have won seven National Titles - outshot eveyone in the Nation." a "An outdoor range is a lot harder to control your rifles and there is weather con- ditions. There has never been an accident in an approved indoor range since 1923." I Hinrichs: "Any further comment?" No response i The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Lee Mitchell that the Commission ' recommend the Council approve the Meridian Jr. Rifle Range project at 136 E. Idaho `~ subject to their compliance with the requirements established by the Building ,~', Inspector, the Fire Department and any other Codes of the City. Motion Carried: All yea ;,,Agenda HEARING - Conditional Use fora Saw Shop or "Fix-it-Shop" - 331 West Idaho ~ 2 Don and Edit~;:Calhoun were present to request a Conditional Use for a shop at their resince, 331 West Idaho. i Hinrichs: "The Public Hearing is now open." ~'' htithcell: "We were down earlier to look at your proposed location. It does pose some hazard for being tied onto your house and as close to the neighbors. It's ~' too bad you don't have a separate little shed back there." 'r ~~ Don Calhoun: If you would give me a permit I would like to put a little barn type ;~~ building back there and keep it separate. About a 10 x 12." ;i There was much discussion concerning the construction of a metal building, the setbacks, etc. Mr. Calhoun stated that he would prefer building a separate unit. `~ Tom Eddy studied diagram with Calhoun so as to check setbacks. The Commission '" felt there was sufficient space but cautioned Calhoun about keeping items stored >'~ and not laying around. Tt was the feeling of the Commission that there would be no problem as long as the shop was out and away from the house, trees and neighbors. The Ada County Highway District's recommendation was discussed and it was the unaminous feeling of the Commission that Calhoun not be required to do the road • improvement. Calhoun stated that he had contacted the ACRD and eras told it was only a recommendation. ~~ The Motion was made by Mitchell and seconded by Spencer that the Commission recommend to the City Council approval of a separate building altogether facing West 4th Street with all setback requirements and to meet with City Codes. • '~ Motion Carried: All yea i ~ Hearing Closed. Agenda F 3 HEARING - Rezone from "A" to "C" Commercial - 223 East Idaho St. - Wm. Andrews ~~.' .~ Williams Andrews was .present to request the rezone to Commercial of 223 E. Idaho. ', Hinrichs: "Public Hearing is now open." '''~ William 6. Andrews: "I am one of the owners and we would like to have this `i property rezoned so that we could possibly use it for an office." Hinrichs: "This request states "and/or retail" Andrews: "I put everything in case" Hinrichs: "Covering all bases?" Andrews: "I had someone interested in renting it fora Real Estate Office." Hinrichs: "bJhen the new ordinance is done this whole area will be mixed use area and will have to be condition." Hinrichs: "Are there any questions concerning this request?" Mitchell: "If you 'want to go with limited office on a "C" I would consent, I don't go fora retail store." Don 0. Watia ® 323 W. Idaho Meridiap,ID 83642 Siangg1e Family Home on East l~2 pf lots 7 & 8 West~~Vi'ew Addition ~< y_ ,, :~ '~ ~; . , ;*_ COMMENTS Don 0. Watia 323 W. Idaho 1IARTANCE STEM ; 1. The Fire Department dries not approve of this prpposal~ Alley access to this property~ls too narrow to get fire truck. dpWn. Have questions on F~ow~thi~s would 6e addressed for emergency vehi~c1es to respond and locate, Question location of power pole. Because there irs no street frontage to this property, several problems would 6e created. 2. B1 dg. Inspector: Do not approve of this lot split. Tf split each 1of would only 6e 60 x 64 and the one 1of would only have alley frontage ,and no street frontage 3. Wastewater Sup"~t, Earl Ward: Sewer is availa61e 4.~ Pu61ic Works Supt, Bruce Stuart: Water is available on West Idaho. Existing house would have to hookup to new service on West Idaho. New house must put in new line and meter from main to property line at owners expense. (Existing house must hookup to new service on West Idaho regardless) 6.15.81 The Motion was made 6y Brewer and seconded 6y Orton to disapprove-the variance request of Don 0. Watia, 323 West Idaho, fora 6ui'lding permit. Motion Carried <`n L .~ >, ~~ Fz~ ~ ~ - A }~ Lx .r. 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C C ~ QJr- bib • U ~ .~ w ~ a •r • • F• C ~ S. i 00 O 0 0 0 NN GJ Z F- v V ~1~T~ ~~ ` < 1 °=` r~` ~~. f~ ~~ 3 ~t ~.1. ~ . } J ti P Yr 3 •J ~.: L Y ~ ~~ ~~ : ~ $Ce i A li, y{~~~N. ` ~ ^i i ° ?~ e~ 1 1 ~ ~3` B`' ' ?#+' r' k . nn:, 4 c.., +r r v a n s 1 ~: ,~ , ~ ~~tia~ e ti 9, ~"'-~,, }~ ..~ + j~.•c h l~:h~ _ ~ w;.- .. ~ tG~ ~ ~ c~ ` qq '' j l}~ F . y> ,~ - ~~ :~.. ;r ;_, ';~:';~ .;: `a; . _: _~ . ~~ ,~u .7 ~. ~.., ''~ ~ 1 ~~ ~~__ ~,:~ 1 ~ ;;. ,' n. ~1~ :i ;: ~ ~,. _ ~ 'I ;. ~'~ ~~ ,± ~'' ~ .; :, ~~: '~ µ ~ u ~. ~, ~~ x~ i :~; ~. P ` . { a +` i 'Yi SFr ~{ # '{ ~ .~ , P 4 =i i ~ CITY OF MERIDIAN 728 Meridian St. Meridian, ID 83642 VARIANCE APPLICATION (RE: Meridian Zoning Ordinance NAME: PHONE ~~~`~~ (Owner or holder of valid option) ADDRESS: ~,a~ .~ (~ ~~~ _~~ ~~- '~~ ~`".~ 6~~ GENERAL LOCATION: LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:~~S~ ~ ~~~c~S ~~~ ~ ~~~~ 7 PROOF OF OWNERSHIP OR VALID OPTION: A copy of your property deed or option u~° a~g~e~ement must .be attached. PRESENT ZONE CLASSIFICATIONL VICINITY SKETCH: A vicinity map at a scale approved by the P1ayor showing property lines, streets existing and proposed zoning and such-other items as the Mayor may require. SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS: A list of all property owners and addresses within contiguous to, directly across the street from, and within a 300' radius of the parcel (s) proposed for a Variance must be attached. {This information is available from the County Assessor.) DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED VARIANCE: ~'1~ ^.~~, ~~ ~~ ~ ? SIGNATURE: ~vv._C~ - f A ~ ° CITY COUNCIL RECORDS Date Received ~ - ~ ~~ Received ~ City Council Hearing Date ~;-;. f( Y,F T v>t t~ ~. ~ py~L I ~ ~ ~~„ y ? . Y LL::'~1u1!~ !.. l a ' v ~ P ~ ~ . k t ~ ~yRF r'= s ~ '~~ Yf -':' F t.,; / y a n ~~. + { 4Vr '~~; , ~ ~, ~ ~ ~: ~ G . t`,d ti s +~~ ~': F 4 t mss=-:: ~1'y~i r ~ C t~`3~ 3 Iii ~~q eF }} ~ ~''J-. ~~. yz I Y . F K Vii': 5 ~ .`~~ti~. A:rY3 ~ { I ~ ~ ~ '~'- ~.. ~ ~ ~.~Y ~,~ ~ - a ilM1*' ~ '~ _ ~,s ~'~,k . n { ~ .~ ~. „ .,~.~ 4 ~ ~ s ~~t ;fir: } '' ~c~ r ;t~ 37 r, ~~3 - t~, i, y, " ^ ~ .:y r r ~wx~~ ~ .. ~' RE UQ IREMENTS: VARIANCE t r~:~.: _ Attach a site plan showing all details of the proposed ~..~ ' .In..olnnmont r.,mnlata tha fnllowina questions and return '~'~~ ~i with the application. ~, 1. What is intended to be done on or with the property? ~F ~ ~ - ~ "~ ~81~-~~-wtJCs.r,.r. G7~ .~4~1~/ '~'1~ .~'L.pvv~.1~ C/h 5cs~""'"". ~l ejVL ~. d~ lV r~ ~ C• L ... ' ~ 2. What special conditions and circumstances exist which }.<: ~ are peculiar to the land, structure, or building involved and ~ • . ~ which are not applicable to other lands. structures, or buildings ~ ;, . ~ ~,~ ~~„ _~~.,~~ i n the same district? ~~ ~~~ ~, r ~ ~ Vii;'-:c •- 3. Why will a literal interpretation of the provisions of } r.~ , this ordinance deprive you of rights commonly enjoyed by other `~ the terms of this ordinance? properties in the same district under ;;` ~ r~ ._ee~~-e .ge~a~.Q ,,,~' ~.e~.co~ , C~.RSZ -k ~ ~ vcsyy cs-v~n.2.e.~ c~v~ d-~ { - /~ _ ''~J f.r:':•i /PbctiP fY'`7 OP~~'/p®S -p S .p~ ... oe~ ~n s` I 4. What special conditions or circumstances exist that were ~F, .~ not a result of your actions? ~y~~,,~~ , y, ~ ,,.~ i 5. Why will the granting of this Variance not confer on you any special privilege that is denied by this Ordinance to other `~ lands, structures, or building in the same district? r ~, ~~'' ' ~w~ ~.~'-~Z ~'~ -f:~tvu~ ~ ~~ ~yrc~-Q _ee-o . C0~1 ~~~ a ~/ ' ~ ~I, Q4.~- G~tw ~.e,v, ol-e ~-e c~ ~ ~~ ~'. - ~ =, -: ~~_p :: ~_ _~1 ~ ~ ~ Y.y~ r 4 9 a..: 5 ' ti ~ S ~ V t t.~~r- t't~ 8 r,.N .. i ~rfzyyat 7 f ~~ '~ V t U t 1, L ~! 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C s ; ¢ R,, .. .~ ' a ~ ~ F. ~ ~ , ~ S 7 < ~ # f s. ~ ~ ~. l ~' 'z . J i -~;+u.~nuki;l. ~ li n w r ,kc- . ~.: - ~ ~ ,~~ ~ f t'. ;,y it , ~;y;±": K~K~`~~C 3 a S~ ):~. tr '4~ Y4 F t ~~. ~j ~t~:.~..,, aa (. ~' 2 ~ s ~ iax~ 13. .t ~ ` st Y k S ~ ~~ry'~ x ~~ y' i, ~ r lZ r ~`i th i l ~ ,, ~ a ~ 2 , ( ~t`~ i ..a....,i5,5 ~ J v ~ . .a ~ `~ June 15, 1981 8 Meridian ~ Cit Ha11 . Agenda 3 (Cont°d) ' `~ how muc~•l money for imrrovements, find out from Ada County Highway District if the n start to make decisions." _ , ~ street is u'edicated, what the easements are, before we can eve ~ Roundy: "There's two field drains/w~e~Sayous~on~e out of that septic tank and one of `~ them is down into the gravel." Williams: "On the two-story house?" Roundy: "Yes" i~lilliams: "My house is ld drain fi . e completely separate from Mr. Adams's, I have my own tank, my own re talking about - at one time there was k ~ you a There is only one house on the tan f " j . two or three houses on it, but that has been taken care o °~• ~ Kingsford: "Why is trash not serviced?" Sanitary Service: "Ada County Disposal called me and asked how we wanted to Mohammad ~~ y , handle this - they are not servicing over there. I have been servicing the ones that nd how to contact him i _ ~' - ~ ce a have requested the service." Mo explained the pick up serv ~4"• + for service. Kingsford: "Everyone in the City does have 'to take this service." i ~. ~ Brt~wer: "I will be personally contact the Post. Office and find out why they are not a t"~ ' ~ delivering the mail down there." ~ ~ a Roundy stated that the culvert has been filled and causing drainage problems. His -.: ~~~:~' 1 property could be flooded. ` Rick Orton and City Engineer are to check the drainage problem also. ~ -. Mayor: "John will you get in teach with Ada County Highway District and get all the - ;~ facts on the street. You start onthat, Rick will gesc ahold of you, and Earl, ~ and set up a meeting. Lila Williams: "Why weren't we p~otified when we were annexed?" ~~~` Attorney Crookston:, '°1'he Ord'rance for Annexation only requires that you receive your enclave t onl I + ; y t was no notice through the publication in your newspaper. arcels and the only notice that anyone received was that that was te t 11 b °r3 „ p separa u , ~n required by the statutes." ~ Mohammad again invited the Leis+.cre Lane residents to call him if there were any questions concerning Trash service. a Lila Williams: "Wi11~ we be notified if anyone trys to subdivide down there?" ; ~ i Kingsford: "Yes" Theresa Holady: "'When we moved our house in we were supposed to be the last house .~ ` ~ in there." Wesley Holady: "If the City does come in for the water and sewer, what will you do ~'''~ to the road when you get through?" '! Mayor: That's up to the Ada County Highway District." Kingsford: "Or whoever owns it." Mayor: "T think you are going to find out that Mr. Roundy owns the street, if he doesn't t you will have to get a lee,-~~ description and get it dedicated to ACHD. Roundy: "I put that in my daughters name. Her name is Marie Hanson-that the road is deeded to . " ~~~ ~ ~, r Agenda 4 r Don 0. Watia - 323 West Tdaho (Westview Addition) ' i Don 0. Watia addressed the Mayor and Council. : "T am a private citizen and approaching you with the th.aught of building a W ti a a family home on 1/2 of Lot 7 and 8, Block 7. There was some preliminary feedback about ~ the lot and I would like to answer them. First of a11, addressing the emergency ,~;,~ ~` ~ ~~ # ' the alley is one of t!~e biggest alley ways. In fact a logging truck has vehicle, Addressing the other question as how ed firewood nd dum ll ~~ r'"• '~ . p eyway a gone through this a emergency ambulance vehicles would get there, one of your members or somebody from ~' "~ ~ the City Department drove up there, parked and looked the lot over. So, there is no '"s a problem as far as getting an ambulance down there. In~hat I propose is - there is ~' ~ currently a two car garage with probably a 8 or 10 inch base - I propose moving f the lot and leave the d ~ ~`_ { o the garage over to a regular house foundation to the en and that would solve the off the street r off the street parking f b ~~ r ' , ase o concrete parking problem As far as sewer connection,the sewer-runs down the alley way. ,p te . The mail delivery question - the opposite side of the street from the home is an ~~ :~~ ! apartment house complex with mail delivery on the alley." ~.+.. . M ~ f~ X~: , n ~' ti, ~ ~ +. i Y ~ y a M1 ?"R 1. r ~ ~~,. J 1H z,•. ~'~f7'F c~' ~, ,{'. 1, ~ , .~~ ~«~, ~~~ I i ~ r 21~` ~ ..c ., "y y -i3~."~ ~ 4 ~' {~ 5 ~. i~ , ~ ' •.C: ~~i l r..'Rt:. ; t ~ ' ; ~ Y i ;ter , i n t ~~tt ~J _ ~ y.~'v,Yti ~ .;ti ~• - ~s a i „j' ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ fu a t i ~~."~ ~;.. ~ ~ _ ~ r ~ ~ r { ~ ~ V ~ ' y ~ f Y~~ 1 ~;:, ~~=. k= ~ ~!' %' Cit of Meridian 9 June 15, 1981 ~i ' agenda ~r (Cont' d ) ,,~ ~~ Orton: "'How would the people get access to this new home?" : Watia: "All homes in tha'c alley are using off the street parking, including the ones facing main street, they have their driveway, or alleyway with the garage ;'acing the alley way. Everyone is using off the street parking for at least two vehicles - except one home and ourselves. Actually their garage doors are facing that direction t~~-; if I wanted to open them I could park my cars in the garage." .tl Watia presented and explained the drawings. There was considerable discussion concerning size comparison, comparing surrounding homes, et. ,~ ~x,a> ~ Orton: (Addressing the Fire Chie-C) "How do you access those now? What is your plan in case of fire?" Fire Chief Welker: "We access this from the front." ~~ Kingsforco "There are no houses currently that face the alley?" ' Welker: "What address?" ~' ~~ r '~ Watia: "That' brings up a good question. ? j~ave wondered how they would get to all ,_~ , these apartments to hook opposite sides of the street. They are quite large -larger r,-. than a two bedroom home." Welker: "We service them but they are put on a street," ~ ~~~' ~ Watia: "The front part- what happens to the back part?" Wi?lker: "If we can't get a truck down we drag the hose_down - we are fighting most of ~ the fires from the fronts from the address. It is very difficult in a 20 foot wide street to operate a fire truck." '' Watia: "What would have been the policy of the Fire Department if someone had built # ' ~ ~ there ho!sse on the back end of their 10'~ instead of the front lot -you would sti 11 -.x ~~ 'i have to go from the front with the hose?" ' Welke w "I wouldn't have another house setting in front of me." ~" Watia: "Say the house in the front is not directly in front of the other one, like Y ='; ~ the house we 1 i ve -~ ~, . " Wati a displays drawings to demostrate. ~ ' ~ There was discussion concerning width of alley way. ~~ ~ II Welker: "A fire truck can get down it but what I'm talking about is fighting fire---- you have a l6 foot easement and you put a hedge, or the neighbors put a hedge." ~ Orton: Technically, that is correct -this is a 16 foot alley way - no matter what it is by use. So if somebody were to put a fence up there then vre would be dealing ~'~f ~ wi th a 15 foot alleyway." •~~` ~_ i Watia: "There would ~e a distance maximum of 128 feet from the fr-~~nt." Steve i~ratton,Chamber of ComrM~erce: "Doesn't the City have an ordinance that states that you have to have s~ many feet fronting a public road before you can obtain a ' building permit?" "I k:~~:ow that most everywhere else in the County, Boise City you j have to ha~°e a certain number of feet access on a public road before you can issue -~ a building permit. I think Meridian has the samo_ ordinance." ~- :. t L'. Watia: "All the homes in this area are small homes and take up the same lot size. , The alley way is presently being driven into by al~s these vehicles." ~~~~ Chief of Police Nichols: "What would the address on this home be?" , ~~ Watia: "I couldn°t see why I' rant pu~~ a mailbox up and give an address to that , ' particular place." Water Supt Stuart: "You would either have to give people easement on the edge of __~ your property to get the water line back there." t f ~ rom Watia: "When we bought the home we were told the new water line had been pu _ '"`~ the main street, but when we got in T' realize: it had not. T've got to dig completely " ,, under that house and coming through the front 1~1wn. It would be just as easy, we've "` ~ (x~ ~ got the connec'cion with the alley way, now T can run one water .line completely from ~- ` ~'z. the connection (Idaho Street) down the easement T told you about, and make that shoot 4 ' off,with a bigger line, into my house." ' t I Stuart: "We have to have another meter too." ;~ Kingsford: "Meter has tv be in the public right-of-way" t E,"< Watia: "Two lines would be no problem" x. °' Kingsford: "There is a lot of property in the City that we would besetting a precedent - I don't want that in terms of a fire." _ ~,° ~ ~` Watia: "This is such a mixed use area. I was the first one to sign for a Day Cdre Pf` p ~ tree the next door nei hbor of my signature for a Saw Shop, Center across the s t, 9 g just block beyond is the multiple big apartment houses that T cannot see how this j , use would effect this neighborhood. To have a big lot like that T think is an ~. . extreme in 'chat neighborhood. Everybody else is utilizing their place there.'' ,;;. . i ~' _ y~-stir e ~~Y dd rJF T3~, ~~ R_S tia ~ ,~~_ ~~ rY a~ ~ ~ ''- Y ' fir' ,s~ ~. ~ t ~? r ?~ ~;r ~¢ iu ~ illl~ ~ }Ly~}T f a a ~ y ~ ~ ~~. { t i [ i .J ~~k ,. 1 .. i ~ ' =~.u ~ ?k. r~' .r w ~1f ' I ~ ~ ,. ~ .. r ,. _ , ! ?~ u '~Lt a! -,tb. _ ~ - _ ~- ~ "~'~ n~.14~ th r "J~' i ~ Y t - ~ AA ~ '1M 3 ~~~7 W.xnt2~~~fti. ~~ •, ~ ~ 1 I ~ ` t'5 ! s'i'`~!Y : 9 Y= •~ a - r ~ti h'. ,} :<.'_. :_, a _ „-, _. . >-~: ~ , , • ~ • i (Meridian Cit Hall .10 June 15, 1981 ', Agenda ~- ~ Copt' d ) The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Orton to disapprove the variance request of Don 0. Watia, 323 West Idaho, fpr a building permit. Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea ;Agenda S OTHER BUSINESS Gary Smith, Engineer: "On Thursday Jim Coleman will be meeting with the Mayor, as many Council members, Attorney Crookston and myself." Meeting time set r''or 2:00 P.M. dune 18th, 1981. Mayor Glaisyer: "Start to prepare your budget" Coundilman Orton: "The City currently insoects gas line installations in Meridian, it requires a great deal of training and expertise that Bruce has told me several I';' times that he doesn't feel comfortable with. He can't keep people trained in this regard although he has been doing a super job over the years. He has also been wprking with Intermountain Gas to .find a way to give the responsibility of those inspections to experts. As a result of his efforts he got this offer from Intermountain Gas: "In reference to our recent conversation concerni~",g natural gas inspections in Meridian, we would agree to perf~~rming the inspections in Meridian under '~ the following condi~:ions: 1. A permit from the City will still be required on natural gas installations, 2. The City wi1^: continue to charge and collect their present permit fee, 3. Any installation 6y hntermountain Gas Company installers will also pay permit fee as any other dealer, but license for Intermountain Gas Co!~pany installers will be waived. 4. To conform to other City licensing requirements, a Meridian homeowner will 6e allowed to purchase a permit and do gas fits-;b~~, in his own residence without being licensed. When this proposal is accented, Intermountain Gas Company agrees to do all inspection in accordance -!~° ~`~.''.P,A. 54 and Idaho Fue? Gas Code requirements." Orton: "This is the offer we have been looking for in some time, as you can see it leaves us financially harmless - we still get our permit fees." Attorney Crookston: "Don't you have ~:~:e robber watching the safe?" Orton: "When they are the installer and ts~~ `:,s:pector yG~_R do have the fpx guarding the chicken coop, but it is standard practice and they co these inspections in several cities. Furthermore, the responsibility w':~en they do both t~~e installation and the inspection is in the hands of experts.- I don't fear them making a bad inspection because one of their installers put 't in. Our public is protected by putting it in the hands of experts." Stuart: "Since I have been working for the City I have only had training once and that was about ten years ago. - They change their codes every years maybe three times a year - there is no way to keep up with them." The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Or•"cn accept the proposal by Intermountain Gas Company that they perform the inspections in Meridian under the conditions so listed in Intermountain Gas Company letter dated dune 5, 1981, with the City continuing to charge and collect their present per•~nit fee. Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea. (Proposal cn file with these minutes) Kingsford: "The Tennis Courts and Restrooms at the High Sch.gol were a joint Grant with the 3ureau of F~eclamation and the School District. It is our obligation to maintain these. Roger (Sherwin) had keys for that, ~: hope they are still available} He had the morning people unlock them and the night people lock up." There was discussion and it was determined it was the Police Department responsibility. There being no other business to come before the Council the Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that the meeting be sojourned. Motion Carried: Al yea. AT7EST'«~ -~ ~~Q°>~'JGITY CLERK .; J~ <<4 P&Z 10-9-79 '4 John Ewing 888-6582 JOHN EWING 6~-PLEX 920 W. Vdashington Ave. P~eri di an , I D 83642 C,~ 0 M fA E N T S NE corner of W. 2nd & W. Idaho Ave. -'AX-d 4 ~. _~{ 3''.1 { ^v ..r~h. =~~ .'. F: i'~;~ ITEM.: 1. Meridian Fire Qepartment: The Meridian Fire Department does not approve of this proposal for the following reasons: 1. It will rjot meet the density and building code requirement of the City of f~leridian. 2. The way hat this is designed there is no access for -fire equipment ~r room for fire suppression in an event of a fire. 3. Access w$uld be too limited for emergency medical or fire activity w - - - - - 9.14.81 Planning & Zoning recommended denial of 6-P1ex, recommended 4-P1 ex with Design Review, because of density ,- t :~.. K a,~~' S~ ,';'~A ~~k ~ ~ eyr ~.~ ~ ~ ~~ w~; ~, tom.. ~ :as k ~.xi. s ~ "s+ ~ ~h'r:~z. r3 G t, ,~r. j ,-';'t.h 'a~ ;. ;. '.-~a __ + ~A .n ~ ix i a `F ,~ ,- ~ ~ ~, k' i . r .x ~4? '. t:. a ~ ~ ~4t= ti w: ~"a ?~- r}~ '° f" g Y ~rEt~li. ,.~ S j.~ ~x yi;. ~: L' h ~ ~ ¢ ... JF ~~ 1 ~: h x~ ~, as ^r L ,~Ai if C 1 "?~ ~ cac~r Iyr. (.d - ~ }* toy: .~ ~.f: ~ ' N ~,}~fi!... ~r4d3. . :i .. ..irx'.. A I r.': CHARLES 1. WINDER, DRESIDENT KARL JEPPESEN, VICE PRESIDENT LAWRENCE C. JACKSON, SECRETARY Septc~nber 29, 1981 '~ O I `1 1 ~ ~ ~ ~,-~ ~~1~ ~ ~~a~ 5.'I~~~~ h~,•l~ Mayor and City Council Meridian City Hall 728 Meridian Street Idaho 83642 a~~~ g®te~~H' CD~y ®F / E7,7~ 5'~it~~ ~~ ®o ~-- >~ ',~ ,~°: >~~ ~~ x 'ti - _... I ~r Gentlemen: 318 E. 37TH STREET BOISE, IDAHO 83704 PHONE: 38S'8>13'8' 3~'4~- 4-o s9~- Re: Six-flex Proposal on Northeast Corner of West 2nd Street and West Idaho Avenue. ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT CODM'IENI'S The subject development was recently approved for construction by the City of Meridian. In review of the minutes of the September 14 and September 21st meetings, it is noted that reference was made by the developer that the Ada County highway District was considering a ten (10) foot aband- onment of right-of-way on West Idaho. Please be informed, the Highway District is not considering/proposing aright-of-~aay reduction on that street. In reference to the proposed development, the Highway District was not given the opportunity to review the proposed access or what street improve- ments should be required to facilitate the traffic which will be generated by the new develo~nent. +Keith Jaco Design and cc: Meridian Planning & Zoning Conanission ,division file ~~.~, ~~ :, E.I.T. a Engineer KJ•CCY.:jl aQ/6 N7 vF-t,>Ay ,~~-quG9~s~,vS 94~E ~c~arl~~Cls/1~J By FvaMAL V4cA9/e~! PQaG~vnE•S~/DvLT.~ YDd D~'si~tE TO ~U.tiSUCj THE VAC97~pN PL fu SF P~n/9rv[.> TyE ~/.S'72/C9.s ~/SH7-DF-trJAy A6EH9e C• .p• SMi7hl . ®~E/ F~ 7 vd E D E/CL OP/y!~'/~"l-s LS/'rJI GH l/V VOL ~/E 1NE PuG L~ c 2/6N a- DF-t,~<1 y c/C sd 6657 ~ pLp7 PcA.V BG P~1E-s'E~/~~ ~y ~r/E THE ///~N.fr/AY ~i37~/C7S ?EG`/N~ei9~' DevELOPt~ a~ ~`//.S ~'N6/~vEe/t 7"D li/N/GN M~~=TS ~vt-nN Mv~voAS/ AF~alrNao.t/ rl7 D/•'30 p~9 P~viEk/ S7AF~ ~ 7 ~J'8 ~ .~ 9'ys 7s /.~,~ F~e.csE ~A. ~ e c7 . /~, 19dr/ ~ c EpT ~~ ,. ~ a e; i. Y~' s J 1 ~ ~ 4 ~ : ~p,F+ .rs+ r ~Y:C~ .i., . rf~.. r. . 12' OF; ~,. . ~-_ r,7..` u ~ 7 ~'^`, . 7 t~~ Y l ~~.} SF d ~ ~ '~ .} c. 1 ' ' # r •. Z~ fikX e ,..r,~ ~ ;.1~~ ~Fr,...:. 1, f r{ 4 %: '' _. `4 _ ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT CHAfiLES L. WINDER, PRESIDENT KARL JEPPESEN, VICE PRESIDENT ~ LAWRENCE C. JACKSON, SECRETARY ~ September 29, 1981 Mayor and. City Council Meridian City Hall 728 Meridian Street Boise, Idaho 83642 318 E. 37TH STREET BOISE, IDAHO 83704 PH ON E: 384-8938 Re: S~-Plex Proposal on Northeast Corner of West 2nd Street and West Idaho Avenue. ADA COUNTY HIC,EIG~iY DISTRICT COML~f~]']'S Gentlemen ~~`•' The subject development was recently approved for construction by the City of Meridian. In reviE'w of the minutes of the September 14 and - Septenber 21st meetings, it is noted that reference was made by the developer ~~z-~ that the Ada County Highway District was considering a ten (10) foot aband- onment of rightrof~aay on West Idaho. 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'~~'; >; ,: }; fk~, f a. is '. ri~ 6-'. ,":~ PETITION We the undersigned feel the property on the Northwest corner of Idaho Avenue and Second Street West Should be properly icr~ proved and developed. We agree with the architectural concept presented to u.s (the undersigned) by Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ewing: YY~~~'S`' ~Y~/ y `.TiC J. ~f1f-~- N a~ - 4 y '~` t ~ tom} ~L ~~) r+~'.NZ eY ~ ~~' 3 j i ~.s ~~< , F~~ ~ ~ '~.~ ,~ ~ F'_,~~ ~. 1 ~ i ~ 4Y•~~~ F y k f~ ` SF t.~' p[p ;~ s 'a r y;~t ~~~ ~~ 7Y~.~S~ ~ iF 7 ~ ~t ~ if i ~.t'rlL ~t.j ~, x ~+ - r F~ 7 - -: ~rv vt~ x~ Z /.}j, fl~~i~. ~ ~ ~; . ~~ ~ it ~ i~'1 .IC: ~ M+~`... 4 ~'~h l~ v v M P.ai „' S~'k 1 4 f, .. ri h 7P M~ti i ,~~ f •N~t~, y~+i ll+~ r. C . ~4 .alp ?"»5;_ ~' _ i _ ~ ~ ~ > .~ rr ~ `~ ~ ~; E rt ~ S ~ ~ ~~ ~ 'r f~* ~, -v~ t ~ r ~ - Meridian Planning and Zoning 3 Septemberl.0., 1979 __ __ ~ `"= ---- ~~'~`~ i~~larsden reviewed Recommended Conditions of Approval (on file with these minutes.) ~`` Access on F-~anklin was discussed. P~1arsden stated they have complied with Ada County Highway District requirements of an access every 300 feet. Distance of frontage is 2000 feet long. He stated that they want to specify the uses so they are very clear for record, referring to the Recommended Conditions of Approval. ~~; He again stated that the Fire Department's request would be complied with by allowing Lot 12 connection to Bower St. Anticipated first phase project to be ~~ next Spring. ~~ ~' Winston f~loore stated that they would appreciate to be able to proceed this Fall ~`'~~`' if weather permits. They have created a high quality Business Industrial Park. They intend to sell parcels with reasonable, but strict covenants; outside storage will be screened, not visible from Franklin. The f~lotion was made by Orton and seconded by Tewksbury that P~eridian Business and ~ Industrial Park Preliminary Plat be approved contingent upon the agreement that ~ $_ the com 1 with the new ordinances, review of variances of lot lines, access on r, ~~~ Franklinpbe limited, the access paved easement be put through to E. Bower St. u for Fire protection, and their Recommended Conditions of Approval be part of the submittal. Motion Carried: All yea. ~' Agenda 6 hiike Anderson and Steve Moore were present, representing First Church of Christ, ;'~ seeking advisory. Property in question is located at the Northeast corner of Pine and Locust Grove. Their intention was to build a church, access being from both ~r, Locust Grove and Pine. Since purchasing the land, the impact has changed. It was their feeling that this would be better suited for Industrial. Their question was to what use they could solicit this property for resale. It was pointed out by Orton that the Comprehensive Plan does commence that area to Industrial development. a~,~°~n:genc;a ~;, 7 John Ewing - 6-Plex Proposal Idaho and 2nd St. ., Design map was presented. Ewing felt that design-fit lot, trees would be maintained, parking off alley, retired homeowners, and condominium type. Density was discussed. It was the feeling of the Commission that a four-plex would be acceptable to meet °~ ~~ building codes and density requirements. ~y _ 1 It was Ewino's desire to submit his proposal October 9, 1979. ~< ~k~.< Keith Stanley entered the meeting to discuss the Annexation of his property next to B & B Business Park. Stanley stated that he was not in favor of Annexation. The Commission discussed the advantages of Fire and Police protection and the problem it presents in approving B ~ B Business Park. It was pointed out that creating an enclave was against City Ordinances. :a:„t~ Pipkin stated that hook-up fees would be required upon Annexation. Sharp suggested that this problem be worked out between the property owners. ~,' Benda 8 Flannary, Oliver and Mrs. Lytle, owners of homes located on the P~ortheast corner of Cherry Lane and Linder. ~~ Flannary stated that the three homes are zoned Residential and this location has become very undesirable because of extreme traffic and noise. He stated that their ~Y~ concern was input for Commercial rezone. It was pointed out by the Commission that the Comprehensive Plan calls for Commercial ~kF` development on one of the four corners of an intersection. There is already one of those corners zoned Commercial. Limited Office would be the only alternateve, when the new Ordinances are adopted. ,~, > ~:' f at t ~V~L'~:.: u:: *. y L .~ ~ l' ~ ~ ~.kY ~'r ~ u i•~~ i 1'~ 1 ~ryr ~l~~ S-~i~i `. ~ j .. ~ J1 rY { ~. ( ~ ~ ~ nY ~~a• ~: ~ ~ j Regular Planning and Zoning Commission meeting called to order by Chair~~~an ;,` Annette Hinrichs a~t 8:10 P . h1. .~ <: ~ ~' , ~ ~ Members Present: Burl Pipkin; Lee Mitchel'; Sob Spencer; Tom Eddy ~ $:,~ ~` , `1 Others Pa°esent: Ross Hadfield; John and Nancy Ewing; Mark Gri:~dstaff; ~' Ray and Sarah Ewing ~`~` m., Minutes of the previous meeting held July l3, 1981 approved as read. The Motion was made by Mitchell and seconded by Spence~^ that the minutes of p ~ ~ ' July 13, 1981 be approved as read. -.k Motion Carried: All Yea ~ .-' ~. i ~ ~;z Agenda ,~ ~;.~ ~ ~~ ~,; HEARING =Meridian Optimist Junior Rifle Club ?ndoor Rifle Range x -t-~ " ~i ! Ross Hadfield was present representing the Rifle Club's request to build an ~ ~ indoor rifle .range in the old Idaho Power Sub. Station building located 536 East ..Bower. ~ ~ Annette Hinrichs opened the Hearing for a conditional use for the Tndocr °` ' Rifle Range and invited comments concerning the GnClication> . ,,~ ,,,„ ,,~ , Hadfield: "As far as T know the Ci'cy has no objection to this location now" p~ Yj ~ r Hinrichs: "From reading the minutes of the City Co~!ncil, this was !<ind of an ' agreement as to this location being a good place. Any quc.~':~EOnS from the Commission?" `~ ~ Mitchell: "As long as you domply with all the saf~::ty requirements as .you were to do before. T assum,~ you are?" • Hadfield: '°Yes" "~' Hinrichs: "Any comments from the ~.udience concerning the Junior Rifle Range?" ~ ` L There was no response. ""caring clcseci" `The Motion was made by Bob Spencer and seconder' ~~ ~:~m Eddy that ~rhe ~ommi ssi on '~. recrmmend approval of the Condi~~:on~:~ Use cr 5~6 past Bower -or t:~~e ti'°~r~:'.~ :.n ~, r'~ls`~ Jun`!or ~'.~5-lc ~'.~o Tndo~;l^ ~~f1e range. ~r _ Mots ®n Cara ed: ~'~l 1 yea :' Agenda M- ~ ~ John Ew~3ng and h?ark Grindstaff - h Plex Proposal Sohn Ewing and Mar°< Grir;~staff were present 'co reo,uest approval of building ~. ~' ~ a 6 P1ex ~n the IdE corner of 'hest 2r,~p. and 'Vest ?r'aho Avenge. _~ They displayed ^~rign Review and Si-LA Mans before the Commission. ', ~ Ewing: "'r'~yw~c we ~~;~/e tried to do on that piece o ground iC :o come up with d d ~ -~ an something that wog 'r downgrac:e t'~e neighborhooc, we have used stucco, woo ~~~"~~ ~~~~ stone building. We haveput quite a lot r`F landscaping surrounding everything. ~~~ ' °~ Wye hope that haul ng a n° cer class e° bui 1 d~i ng to het p the nei gh~+orhood a~~id th-~ s ~'~'=~~` ~' ~~~~~uld bring a nicer class of renters. We fu11y intend ~:a ~~o a~; i ~he landscaping ~~'~~. ~'~ that is shown there. ~ We know that we have met all the requirements as far as ~ ~` the City setc~acks, the car parks that are needed, we have saved some of the ~ 'a natural landscaping. The parking is being Inept of~ of the alley so we have " ~ ~~ ta!<e sl -i d everytl~,~l ng off to the from - w t~ the heavy l andscapi n~ 'chi s wi 1 ? not away" from the bu~i l d~i ng at all . " ~~? , 1 "My wife and T walked around the neighborhood anr: took a petit~`~n along with i ~ the drawings any, ~:;pl a i bred wha'c we planned to do .. We called upon most of the s neighbors but there-were ones than were nat home we had to skip. We spent `, ~~ eonsider<~ble amount of time wi','~ `°~?1 of a`.', close neighbors and we feel after tal Ching to them tha.* Whey have no objection .'° (Pet ' .`,ion on f'i 1 e w- th -ci~ese ~,~ minuted) ,"wing,rw~~;a?'~e~' pictui"es o?"~ t,,~ ±~cm,~5 surrounding the proposal ~ ~ ~iy '~hi~ ':ime.` ~ ~ ~,~ ~,~', -- - } , 5 ~ r da ~ 1, ~' '~y~ l Yj t1- Hln~ F t~ 4` I F. k ~~ d C ....~ s,~ ~'~ i :'X~ ,. r '~_'!>> ~~ f wt y - sic °C~u ' _ U ~ 4 ''. a ~ ~. s } Er r 't'' $ ~ gTM~ ;H x, err.. :h: - - a '_ - ~ i ~~ %~~~y FY y ' ~'~ v ~, ~°t=' } r ~,< ; `~e~^idian. P1a~nn ",~sr •:~ Zorai~ Commission .2: Se tember 14, 1Q81 ;_, - ~,~ ~,gdnri~ 2 ~' Lrtn ~. "~?) E~~ii ng ; ~ rri nds'c~alff...... . x ~ ~, ~~ ~'~~ ' ~wing~:, "We-ran into a block upon receiving a Comment from the ~'re Department. We cane over. to talk '>to Skip. today 'gut he was unavai 7 abl e- so we did talk to { Pc~ger,•Wel ke~^ ar~~ we asI<ed him what he would like to see. Ne did suggest that ~ maybe .we cou1~d eliminate thisfence across the back and give t'~em l-ttle more `` "" Woom iri the alley, I believe this is a 16 foot a11ey, and then. possibly eliminate -:hss Y~e~ce (~lo~th=sldo~ where -They could get to the side. We could mak~a this ~'~lower .Shrubs) into concrete so they could drag their hoses. We would prefer ~,.~ ~ ~ to 1~~'ve.,some:'fence back: here but if a fence is going -co make a difference whether ~~ ~ w~ have'. it 'fir not`, th,e.n we will not have the fence." Ewing explained all setbacks i n det~ 71 ~ s;~tb~cks des i gr~aied on drawings) . ", ~-= ' Fv~? o na : "We 'are pnepared to gi ve a 100% Performance Bond and do what we say we wi 11 ~ ~ cl~ "~ "-~~ are very sincere with this project." ` There was discussion concerning saving the trees;immediate neighbor r1rs. Ferguson wbo is s~ favor ®f the project and wii1 be provided access and same garbage }~ screening as the ;~apartments;tho need fir the six (~) units to help the builder for e..onomi c reaspns; 'rotating •the par!<i ng lot to satisfy the Fire Depart;~ent; *~ ;- '' ~ l ®cai;ipn of i:i re : hy,dra;nt 'across the street. :, .. ~, !~1itcl~±e11 : "fps .far as density goes - my figures come up with 24 units per acre: ~ ~ 11_,2GC: sg. ,'feet. ~~ ~;: i Ewing: '"T guess we should have worked more with density figures but what we have ir' -~.ried io do is work wii;h City setbac.°.cs, car park reguiremen-cs, Ada County H=.ghway }~5,. ~., D1 ~ ~ar~ ~t, and .the l ane~SCa b n 11 pp g. ~,u ,' Mitchell: '°1°he building is nice looking and T ha°re no problem with the plans - '" .~ do r~o~. feel right about the density." - Hinrichs g~estion~d the approximate rent fee and Ewing stated around $2C0 - $25Q. Pi~kint' '°What is floor space per unit?°' ~~ i Or~rdst~r"f: °'Approximately ?3cr0 plus" ~r°.;~ Ew~nC:: °`We.have all one (l) hour rated e.:'tierior wa'ls in between each apartment, ire hayd desigeed ahem as Tov~rnhouses so edn w o 1 l have a two ~) ;your plus wal ? so we ~~ ~~ ' fuel °,b~e have ~,ve,ry fire safe bui 1 d ipg . '~e should co over :lie two ~rours w-i thout ~'~- and problem.;with the stucco and scone." 4inrich.s' called for comments. o~itchel'l; "~ would like to see the fences stay, no matter what" giddy , °'~ agree, ~ would. ~ i 9ce to see the rences stay. " . Spencer' "CJnly comment g have would concern moving ';,:he bU",ilding down two (2) feet(South) gi,vi ng , ahp eKt~^a 2 i ee-s, on the ~9ort!^+ si de.'° s:'' ~ A;Wooden screen fence was discussed and favored so t}-:at a fire truck could "run down" ~~, ~; f nec~ss~ry. Ewing stated he didn't know to what detail but could design fenc: ~.g for fire fighting pdrpos~s.. . .~• ' There was much ciscussion concerning. the density. ~> Piplcin asked Ewing if there were any nei ghb,= ~~s -chat he talked to that objected. Ewi ng;'° Yes - o~k~ l acly. S, o didn't onj ec ~: brit she wouldn't sign t'~°e peti t-i on , ~. `• as sloe stated her sons.. par°< their cars on i t and we dump our gr~:ss c1 i pp-i ng an i t" (1 ot) ~ , '°~ne. ~f' the ,"irs~t things we told everybody was tha'c they didn't have to sign it `~ ~~ (petition} i~r ti,°.~is just something t-~ were doing. to -lez them know arzc: ge,t their f~elir~g ,up~n'° ~ ;: Grindstaff: '°Ic' '~o 'is actually platted as a 80 foot right-of-way and after d iscuss~~ao , this .w~i~~h ACRD they c~°n't t~ : ~ ,_ :, for sure whe-rher they want the curb here, ~,r `~a,cyt hone . - ` t6^~r-;~,P d~a '~no~ that ti~c~y d~a not have a need fora 80 Foot ~:~~-ter; r'l o~~ :l:da'~to, We may enc' ;up wi th a 10 foo ~ abandonme~~t -that would be 1200 ~_ ~~~~ ~ ;.°,+f- ,~e': °W~ ~~ ~:`r?~ c:o~t. ~of ~buil~ding right now, the numbers don't come out ror ~'.~~ ~ ',~F-~ :°^~^' ~ '"our rl~x.. ~f ~~>~e can have six, we can make our payments and male eti~e~ ~.•~~~i.ng ta~orbc ~n 'it. :~ba~~ s wry there has '~,ce~ so rnuc!^ time spe^~t on making ~ ~'''~: Jn~ t~"~:'* ~ ot.~.r ~ , ~--r-~._.~_------ .~._ _ _ _ _ .; _. ~`t:. ~ - i~ ~ ~ ti ~. _ u ~ i i }~ I~ f r vi Y ~t + ~ .. •'~3 rzi ~~a .'-r, n ..J 'gF1k'~~''~ I~ ~ is ~* , ~. { - z ~f ~,4, i l . .. ~~,:. ~~' r t ;~'"... ~3 ` ~~ 2 's ~k.'k'F A~ti'~ } t h`~ ~ ,a A'_~~~'~~. ~ ~ ti t h' r1. P~~'a~_ r ~ n,•,"_ r`: ~. L '~ .. f ~ e7;,. .~...:t J { y ~~ ~~?.;: ; • '~,, ~~ Meri d P? ar;~i n~C S. Zon i rl~: 3. September 1 ~, 1931 ~~ -- Agenda 2 (Cc,nt'd~ r,,~ri,nn ~ C~r.~ds~aff 5 Plex..~... ... o Ewinc°. ",'~ "? don't think there is too many ~-P"exes or duplexes being built in the City of ' Meric,ifa r:°~'rttt now - o' a~oy`hing." ~ ~ , r ~ There was more discussion concerning she cost per square foot. `, Ranch style was approximately 740.CC @ sq. ft and stac!<~:' would be apx. ?20.C0 sq.ft. ~~ ~ Plumbinc, electr-°:~}1, e-cc. is utilized ~~y being stacker;. ~. ~, _.. Burl Pipkin: °'T will have to disqualify myself because I live close to "'~'s r proposal and perhapJ have a conflict of interest.' 7t could effect my ~°.eal ~I Estate one way or another in t~~e futu,~e." :.:, e -~ Mitchell: I cant go with asix-plea but can for afour-p~ex ~m Tom giddy: "' I have no objection -i:o th-'s s plan as 1 orgy as i t meets the density ;~; ', requirements." ~`•.- Hinrichs: "What does it put the density at if they get 120C more feet?" ~a< ~ Mitchell: "About 1C% more. It could live with our l~ units per acre but would ~, _ still 'ae a little shy." ~~' a Bob 5pe=~cer: "I agree, we need to stay with the density recu~rements." ~, ''I ~ ~''.e motion was made b~J Lee Mi tch~:i l and seconded by Bob Spencer that the {; .:+~~mi ssi on ~~'~ ~ recommend denial of the Six-Flex Pror~_-~a1 ~~n t!~e corner of Wesc 2nd and Wesi: Idaho, ~j "~ but aFour-Flex would be r~,cepta.ble on this corner with Design Review, because of the Commission°s ConceN": S'OY' Cs'~;~;Slty. `_ ! Motion Carried: M'*chel;, yea; Spencer, yea; Eddy, y°a £- . 9 The Motion was made by Mitchell and seconded by Spencer that the r,~_eting be adjournec' at a:C7 P.>~i. 4.~.~ Y) `: ~ Feet-; ng Adjourned. .,. _t: Ci'1a i ~ _..c!n i f ~~ .~` t2 ;~, ;';r Attest: City Clerk Pc: Mayor ~ Counci: ~~ Z C~":amiss?on Department Hear',s AIC;APA;ACHD; Central District Health r',~~a Comm=ssioners Ada Zoning Di rec-~.or Gus B-lei n !pampa-Meridian trr•`~;. 4 f; ~, t hd '' 3 j i~'_ ~s ~ ~ r 11t 4 of G ~ ~.. \ r ~ ~ . -. V F~ ~ ~ '..t y Y err.., ~~r ~ t ~ v ~ ~.~; t ~ ~ ~ NM,4 ~( y >> cti 1Y~1"`~t' { ~ r F~ ~J S ~ fit r';.-v! 1 i ,'~ 'k:; ~ .. I.. ~ +yf L._. .~:~ ~' ~~.. l~ - i%~ ian City Hall ~ September 21, 1981 Regular Meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph L. Glaisyer at 7:30 P.M. ~~ Councilmen,Pre~ert: ,Richard C. Williams;Grant Kingsford; Bill Brewer Rick Orton Jr., Absent Others Present: James B. Barham; Tom Marks; Roger Welker; Bruce Stuart; Vern Schoen; Mark Grindstaff; John R. Ewing; Nancy Ewing; ~::~ John Krisbuck; Donna Day; Dave Nichols; Art Collins; ~~ Sara and Ray Ewing; Erv Oeln; Earl War; Wayne Crookston, Jr. ~~ Doug Nichols ,~... Minutes of the previous meeting approved as read. Agenda MERIDIAN OPTIMIST JUNIOR RIFLE.. CLUB INDOOR RANGE HEARING FOR CONDITIONAL USE 1 James B. Barham was present to represent the Meridian Optimist Junior Rifle Club and their request to install a indoor rifle range in the old Idaho Power Sub Station located at 536 East Bower. _' Mayor Glaisyer: "Public Hearing is open." "The Council is aware of this request, are there any questions?" No .response "Vern, (Bldg. Inspector) do you have any comments?" `'~ Schoen: "None other than just the remodeling ." Mayor: "This is a Public Hdaring, is there anyone from the audience that wishes to make a statement or a comment concerning the Optimist Junior Rifle Range?" There was no response. "Public Hearing Closed." ~° Agenda 2 ' ~' Agenda 3 The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the Optimist Junior Rifle Club be granted a Conditional Use for an Indoor Rifle Range to be located at 536 East Bower and as proposed." Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea FRANKLIN CONDOMINIUMS - No representation JOHN EWING AND MARK GRINDSTAFF - 6 PLEX PROPOSAL - NE Corner of W. 2nd & W. Idaho John Ewing spoke representing the 6 p1ex proposal. Maps, diagrams and site~~design pictures were put on display. .,~ ~,. r: Ewing explained the neighboring home and a volunteer poll of the neighborhood concerning their feeling for this project. Ewing: "We have met all the setbacks and parking requirements and everything we need to do to meet the City Codes. 4Je have tried to make this a very presentable project using stucco, wood and stone and a lot of landscaping which will enhance the neighborhood." "Concerning the density problem, Mark has worked on that" Grindstaff: "We think the density isn't too great for the area, providing parking space, a large amount of landscaping There is a possibility that the Ada Cou~1ty Highway District may abandon a portion of West Idaho Street due to the fact that they only need a 60 foot right-of-way instead of an 80 foot right-of-way that is set forth now." Ewing: "It is quite important that with the money situation now that we go to a six plex to get the return on our money. As to our comments from the Meridian Fire Department, we have talked with the Fire Chief Roger Welker and we feel that we can solve all the problems with him - so I don't think we have any problem with them at all." Mayor: "Questions from the Council?" Brewer: "I think these people have done a remarkable job putting this project together" ~~ ~ ~7 t. , ,»;;~ V/ F -~- ~ S F r ~ h ~~ ~r ~~J ' ` ~ 2 '~ 1' _ '.1 " .~ Y.. ~ ~ ., n ~ ,~ ~ ~~ fi ~ ~ ~ j .; t- ~ .tr`: - mY i i mz ~: ~' ~ ' to ti A:: ". ~. a i -~ ,~w `-7;~ x j ~vu ~ t:^ ~ Y~~+Y 5 E '~;,~ y y? L-iii ~r ~~~~ hleridian Cit Hall :2. Se tember 21, 1981 ~,- Agenda 3 (Cont'd) Ewing & Grindstaff 6-Plex.,..... ~~- i Kingsford: ;"How many dwelling units per acre are we talking about?" ~~~ ~~ There was di~scu'ss~ion and figuring concerning density. ;~;:, Grindstaff: "Right now we are 1891.8 sq. feet per acre, or approximately 2000 ~•k:: ~ sq. feet - that would be 24. units, roughly." <a ,.: _ Bldg. Inspector Schoen: "This meets all building codes and ordinances" Wastewater Treatment Supt Earl Ward; "What is the question concerning the road ~,? right-of-way?" Grindstaff: "Right now Idaho Street is an 80 foot right-of-way as shown in the ~~',-r plat. When we contacted the Ada County Highway District on where they want the new sidewalks, they seemed to feel that this was a 60 foot right-of-way to contend ~,, with - so this would mean another 10 feet that could be abandoned." ,~Y` Ward: "One of the surface wells is located in the existing right-of-way"and if ~~ ~ the road right-of-way is cut down it would put that surface well inside the lot ~t by a considerable margin." ,_,. ~`` Brewer: "It look's by the way they landscaped it would be out near the tree." `}'- Grindstaff: "Our plans are to incorporate some of the mature trees into the ~~ landscape plan - it won't look all new" Ewing: "It will be sprinkled and I would like to also assure the City that on ~~` the landscaping we are willing to put up a Bond to do what we say we will do - ~ ~ we have full intentions with the landscaping and we will back this with a bond. w ~~ .. . ti We want it to look good and it will look good." ~: ~. Councilman Williams: "My concern is that which I have talked with Planning and ~,_ Zoning people, and that's the density. Our Comprehensive Plan calls high density s^' 8 to 15 dwelling units per dwelling acre - this figures 24. We had some reasons ~'; ~ for doing that, if we are going to go against our Comprehensive Plan I would like ~~ to know why and not just arbitrarily do it. It does look like a nice plan but I really have a problem with what our Comprehensive Plan says and what you are asking ~:,- to be done. " '~`~`" Ewing: "I think the economics of it should enter into it right now and how many "` four plexes are being built right now. We're hoping we can take a look at it as it is right now rather then a couple of years ago when building was good." ~-:' . Williams: "Why should the City take a more lenient position because of economic „_, °"'~" hard times. My business doesn't get any relief from any units of government ~,:~- because of the downtrend of the economy. I hate to see the fact that we spent a ~~w4 . lot of time and a lot of citizen effort to develop the Comprehensive Plan and then we say "the economy's down so let's just kind of throw it out the window for now" b:`;.., _ , I question the long term effect it will have on the City. The short terms aren't ~,, . just for a few." `~ Sara Ewing: "I felt like we should have higher density on that lot because it is ~` closer downtown and it is hard for people to drive cars and get around. They could ~ ' walk to anything from 2nd to downtown. It would be a shame to take a lot so close P x ) are put le to the downtown and not be able to develop it. Those figures (G- ~~~- ' together to be visible with 12% money. So, I'm thinking of the high density to =~ ~: be closer to facilities." `'' Williams: "Again, when this Comprehensive Plan was put together we went through f'~'~"A _ these densities rett strin entl M y did we do this?" p y g y. y question comes to wh Ewing: "Aren't there going to be exceptions? Are you going to go down the line a and never have a variance?" ''~, Williams: "We've doubled it - we've gone from 15 units to 24 units per acre. That to me is a hard pill to swallow, because what if everyone else comes in and '~ want's the same thing? Where do you draw the line - what justification is there ' witkr this project over some other project?' We have to treat everybody equitably, if we've laid down some requirements and guidelines, then we're in the position ~* that we have to treat everybody equitably to find the reasons for the trade-off. My question is, what reasons do you have for the trade off.? Vern Schoen, Bldg. Inspector: "On density, in a new Subdivision streets are ~, figured in - so there should be part of these streets figured in." ~;: , i i F~~ 1 y t ,?T~;~. 7„ -~. ;:a ~ ! ~ kr r Jai-:~3 = '}~~~: n z ` v ~ .~ ;,.~~, ,k<~: tit t~=; ~ SC F iy='. ~, '- ~~ `''` . 3. ~ September 21, 1981 '''~'~` Meridian Ci t_v Hal 1 __ __ ~~:.. ~_; Agenda 3 (Cont'd) Ewing & Grindstaff 6-Plex..... ~-` Kingsford: "Our ordinance that is in effect supports the Comprehensive Plan. I ' live close,t~ a,b~rn that looks considerably worse than this - an 8-Plex. How ~.,,, ~' did it manag to get built in a residential area? How come they can't built a ~'~' much better one like this and our ordinance is not yet completed? Basically aren't r then working under the same ordinance?" "~ Schoen: "That's right, you have no ordinance. You do not have an ordinance that ~~ states density." ~'~'-- Kingsford: "The 8-Plex wasn't approved by the Council and was built under the same z,- F.< Ordinance. What prevents John from just getting a building permit?" `a1. Schoen: "Going back a year or two, we started to establish the plan we have, not ~~'- being adopted, then I started turning anything over duplexes to the Council - their ~. "''' decision rather. than just mine. As far as the Ordinances you have now, I could Y; {: issue a permit tomorrow." ~~;- Brewer: "I've studied this pretty indepth - went all through the Planning & Zoning minutes and I have to agree with both sides. I have a very strong feeling ~~ for this gentlemen and I think in these times we do have to look at the time we're living in. I would like to see us consider granting a variance to the density and make it very clear in the minutes as to why it's done, it's not necessarily going to continue, but I think we should bend. I haven't seen anything like this for many, many months come before this Council. I admire these people's stamina '_`` for even setting down at the drawing board when times are like they are." ~~" Roger Welker, Fire Chief: "I have discussed the fences with John but I see Planning & Zoning want to keep the fences. I don't want them. That is a 16 foot :' alley and there wouldn't be room to fight fire. I have discussed this with John ~`` and there is no problem in taking the fence out. On the East side I want a cement deal instead of shrubbery for more area and more access in. They could see no problems with that." ~r ;s ~:-: y<' i ;. ,,- ` ~:: "~ ~:, Brewer: I have one more suggestion upon looking over your plans. For your fire safety, I"wonder if your roof line over your storage areas couldn't be extended over the patio areas, over the double doors, that would put a roof immediately under the upstairs bedroom where if a person come out that window could get onto the roof and drop to the ground." Ewing: "There's no problem with that. The reason the fence was put there was for privacy reasons for everyone. I will mention that the building is over a two-hour fire wall between the units and their designed just a~ if they were Condominiums, as such, so we feel we have a real fire safe building with the stone and stucco. As far as extending that storage, we have no problems doing that at all. We're open to suggestions to make the building better and we don't want the fire danger there either." ' Kingsford: "I agree on the density - we shouldn't set a precedent the same token on the width of that street and actually you should figure in from the center line when you are making a Subdivision, and also the alley - probab1y that density would come down very close to 15 dwelling units per acre, and the fact that our ordinances are not in place I would be willing to support it. with the amenities that we have outlined. I would like to see the bond. Hopefully the new ordinances will be completed soon and this will not set a precedent." The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford that the John Ewing and Mark Grindstaff Six-Plex (6-Plex) be approved and to be located at the NW corner of West 2nd Street and West Idaho, with a variance from the density requirement of the Comprehensive Plan; that they abide with the recommendations of the Fire Chief; that not in any way does this variance from the density requirements means there will be an onslaught of~~variances; and due to the closeness of the downtown area and for economic reasons this proposal be granted a variance from density; and that a Bond be provided to the City for landscaping and construction is completed as presented. Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea Williams, nay >:;: :E-, ..,~ :1. :'''r. C ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~, :~ s r~ , ~~ a; T S N w. '. j ~ ~~, Y k ~ ~ .y u 3f 3 K y. - - h ~:.qf tit .tl ~ ~ 1 .S'-; -; .f~ ~,. t , .: . _ ~ ,.. _Y.