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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGem Fabricators~ ~ February 16, 1982 ~, ie9eri di an `City Hall Regular meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph !,. Glaisyer at 7:33 P.M. Councilmen Present: Grant Kingsford; Bill Brewer; Rick Clrton; Ronald Tolsma . Others Present: Bruce Stuart;S.J. Louderbough; Valarie Louderbough;Vern Schoen; Earl L~11rd; Doug "di chol s; Darryl Tu f te; Rick Jarvis ; Ken Piarl er ~1rry Porter; George Carey; f''~•~.ron BurtzOff9 Robert ~<. Boyd; Gary S~~,ith; Wayne Crookston; Roger L•Jelker The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer to table the minutes of the Special Meeting held January 25, 1`?;32. Motion Carried: Brewer4 yea. Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea; Tolsma, yea - _! Agenda Gem Fabricators 1 report Aaron Burtzoff, part owner of Gem Fabricators, was present to give progress li.. upon bringing building up to Code, located at 516 ~°+erid~an Street. Burtzoff stated that they had contactec. the owner of the building, thrtiugh George Carey, and he indicated that if they got 3 or 4 insulation 'yids they U~~c-uld consider putting the insulation in. Burtzoff had contacted several '~idders upon the installation of the insulation, relayed to the owner, owner instructed to .get the low bidder (Intermountain West) and they said they would "awe to order the insulation since it was a special insulation, special ~~~.°~dt~~, fiber-glas insulation with vinyl back, approved for Class T, Class ~~. rating for what Gem Fabricators neec! to comply with ~; Code. Burtzoff stated 'chat he would be ge':ting a permit for building. A ~:rawing has been presented to the Building Inspector for the Spray Booth. The booth would be basically the same as Cook°s Fiberglas in Nampa. h en recommended a 15 day extension. T r Vern Sc o s ecto i3u~ld~ng rn p Agenda 2 The P~lotion was °nade by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford that Gem Fabricators be allowed a 15 day extension to complete the work and the plans that need to be compl e~ted. Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Tolsma, yea; Orton, yea Councilman Kingsford advised Burtzoff to contact the Sewer and water departments as to their requirements. Councilman Orton stated that there shouldn't be any additional hookup fees as it is the same use as before basically. Sherman Louderbough -Museum ~~iscussion Sperm Louderbough add^essed the PAayor° and City Counci 1 , and the publ ~i c , wi th a pl an to donate his valuable antic~.e co~ilection of engines, cars, etc. if a museum c~~uld be provided. Louderbough felt this. would be educational, entertaining and questioned the Council as to their feeling. f~9ayor Gla°ssyer stated that the City was still trying to get a Senior Citizen Center and ,mere in need of a new City Ha11. Councilran Brewer stated ''ghat everyone realized that a ~^~~seum could not be built now the way things are, but make t'•ie public .ware and Help find a facility to store 'chase things safely -until amore peru~anent arr,ange~~_nt could be made. He pointed out this would be a very worthwhile project. Councilman Orton stated that these items were going to have -to be enclosed, ventilated, secure and were too valuable to take chances with. If the City were to consider 'waking Louderbough's offer, the care would have to be the first obligation. George Carey stated that he felt the City would not have to say "yes" or "no" at this time for an offer like this, but take it (museum] into consideration and through advertising, and through others willing to donate ~rt-ac1es, there may be a tax advani;age for someone to donate same space to stare i;~ _ e~+t`~=.~• on a permanent or '~;~mporary basis. The City could .=~oice around -that they have '~,ie start for a m~~~seum` and need a pl ace to store i t. Mayor Glaisyer stated that this definitely will be considered. Councilman Brewer stated that this ~~tiscussion should initiate an interest. Y `~°~A ~ ~~~ y.M A~~Y .t~-,P.tH ~,.t F~Y e.~ ~ i$~.n~,t~.~,n '''• ~ n Y "fit '~'L#'~'i7 r ~ ~ ~ r 1~ ~ ~ "~. .t~ ~ d 6q yea; ~ i. r ~.: .~ptitS`.~~•4s i. ~> c?i t n r., ~ 4 y ` J~ n ~~ '~i ra a.' ~ ~~ r .. r ~.E~e.;n ~; A `' a .. ~ ,~ ,~ G~~~'* ~ '~ t~~r_, ~ _ r ~ ~ 'y` Agenda 3 (Cont'd) Helicopter...... '~ '"~~ ~x. Councilman Tols~7~a questioned if they are'te~t~~ng at their present location on Overland. ~ ~~- The answer was yes and that they would je testing at this proposed location. ThW helicopters would be flying in from any and all d'~rections.and would have I-84 and the water 'cower for easy direction to the ".e1i-pac , ~~, , Councilman Orton questioned the flight traffic rules. The answer was that they were sure they would. Mayor Glaisyer questioned the safety factor in conceNn with the Rec_!ional Mall. Nei 1 son stated that they ( helicopters ) are outfi tt~_~ i n bi g ci -ties -~:,~ go from building to building. - Councilman Tolsma questioned the fuel storage. Neilsen stated that they do not plan on fuel storage at this time. The Motion was made by Bill 3rewer and seconded by Rick Orton to renew the 1982 Beer and Wine License for O.J.°s Restaurant. E' Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Tolsma, yea Kingsford; nay There was discussion concerning the loophole in the City's beer and wine ordinance. - There is now a clause in the ordinance that allows X100.00 renewal fee instead of X200.00 if the licensee waits until sometime after January 1st to renew their license. Attorney Crookston was directed to review this clause ~'n Ord Hance 392 and 393. Agenda DEPARTPIENT .REPORTS: ~~ 5 Building Inspector Vern Schoen: "Custom Wood Products have shut down, moved out. Gem Fabricator's are in the same status that they were the last meeting - very little '~ change and still operating. They (Gem Fab.) still have until February 16th. ~ ` I have found out about a spray painting shop on West Taylor over by Huico. With the ` ~f' Council's approval I will see if I can `:t work out something and then report back." A ~. T City Engineer, Gary Smith recommended payment of $826.40 to C.Wright Cc~~struction ?t'~ Co., Inc. for building an access road for the sewer treatment plant to facilitate g. 'r getting samples for effluent in Five Mile Creek. This was a Sewer Plant construction ti.,-; item. - The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Tolsma to transfer to and pay from ,;~`• the Construction Account, Wastewater Treatment Plant Project, X826.40 to C. Wright ` ~ Construction Co., Inc. . ~:, ' Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, yea; Tolsma, yea i ; 1 ,~ ~ Engineer Smith presented an agreement from thr= U.S. )opt. of Water and Power Resources that concerns the agreement for a sewer line crossir,l for Eethavin Subdivision, from their Subdivision across Nine Mile Creek to our ?° cjsector - it also crosses Rutledge ' Lateral. Smith recommended that Attorney Crookston examine the agreement - it is a . ~ standard type of an agreement that we have had on all of our c~t:her crossings. ` '~ Attorney Crookston recommended that no action be taken unti~ a.ll c4ocuments have been ~ , ~, i reviewed and submitted. ~` ' ~ City Engineer Gary Smith stated that t"e developer of Meridian Manor ;#~3, Bedelco, has Y'` ~. ~' ~ reo,uested some type of documentation on the water/sewer system that was, put in out t. there, for approval. Smith stated that he had nog: found any record. The streets are ~~ in and usually the systems are tested and approved ;prior to paving. Smith: "Last mee'cing I recommended that there not be any building permits issued until -` ~ letter of acceptance of water and se~,~:er systems, Since documents cannot be found ~; =• ~ ~ ~> Meridian Cit Hall .~. Januar G, 1982 i F s ~ Agenda 2 (Cont'd) Custom Wood Product ......... ~ `` There was much discussion concerning z;ll items that are required and to be brought 9 up to Codes. (Tape on file) i<rishnek was reprimanded by the Council for closing I his doors when they had specifically granted that he may stay open. Krishnek stated that the State Electrical Inspector's deadline for bringing up to Electrical ;: Code had expired and did not care to opera-~e under ~~hat circumstance. I ; There was much discussion and at length. (Tape available on file) ~ , . ~~, ~- The E~iotion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that Custom Wood Products 1 1982 and be granted a time e:~tension to bring operation up to Codes by February 1, that Custom Wood Products work with the Building Inspector Vernon Schoen regarding i progress. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; brewer, yea Mayor Glaisyer; "Next on this Agenda ~s the progress report on Gem Fabricators" P __ --__ -~~ __--- --; .~_ _ ~ ___~.n-- P Aaron Burtzoff, part owner `of MGem abricators: "My partner Dee DePloss ins hung u~p with i~' .' the snow. We have intiated some steps to correct the seven violations. r. Burtzc~`"f stated that they had met with all inspectors, removed the Romex, oepn wires, d isconnected the compressor that wasn't wired right, plan to relocate the gas furnace, 1 compressor. The existing insulation seemed to be the biggest and most costly problem. There was much discussion concerning the insulation. (Tape on file) Burtzoff: "Von Brethorst,(State Electrical Inspector) indicated to us that if we were to .take an area under t,ne existing balcony arc° build a spray booth out of it, and work closing with Vern and the Fire '~arshal, abide. with all the Codes, that we could possibly ~ , work something out as }°ar as t~7e State is concerned." "We have taken care of five of the seven violations - we have removed our Acetone and € limited to two gallons, picked up our housekeeping, installed exits signs, more "no k `, smoking"signs. This brings it down to Violation dumber 5 "A wall between the occupancy and the office and also tre 'easiness to the east, the outside walls next to the street ~ • be of block ~~~~~'c:~truction. ~:~: `~~ not economically feasible for our landlord or us to go ahead and try to put in a Mock wall or completely sheetrock." There was much discussion concerning the insulation or the block wall. (Tape on File) All methods were discussed at length. (Tape on File) '' ~~ '1 tried - I personally think I ~ - Councilman Brewer: I think these people have reaa y could live with every single thi~.g he has mentioned and if we can't we should start out tomorrow and Mould probably close down half of the businesses in town. These ; people are in better shape than most o-' them." ! ' ~. i Councilman Orton questioned the Fire Chief and Building Inspector as to options concerning the Spray booth, insulation or Fi~^e ~Jall and Councilman Williams ~. pointed out that the building as insulated cannot be rented out for any shop use ~: and that perhaps they could work something out with the Landlord. George Carey, r representing the owners of the building, Viking Sprinkler Co., explained the uses of the building and stated that the only difference between the section Gem Fabricators use is the insulation. Carey was pessimistic that the owner would want to come in and .re-insula~l,e the building but was going to contact hirn. r Burtzoff: VJe can't afford to initiate any more dollars into it than we already have ~ unless we know where we stand - we've put a lot of labor into it and now it's coming P down to hard big bucks with the spray booth. If the owner doesn't want to go with the insulation we will just have to lock it up and move." There was discussion as to the liability of the City if the Council were to allow a variance from the Code. Attorney Crookston explained that a "hold harmless" agree- ment would not solve the problem. (Tape on file) Burtzoff stated that they had disconnected the compressor because of the wiring and could not operate until it is hooked !!p. He asked that all three inspectors would work with him to be sure he was in compliance (Fire,Building and Electrical). 4 '~ ---__ - _, ~ 'yfi • ~ ~ p11°F 1 ~ ~ 7 .~ -1+. . J C~'~' ~` { '' ~ ti ~" M I. ~' ~ P I' ~ k l' u df . ~ ~ 4~ . . RK=F q }2-. w. ~Y S4•~~ }~ Y - ~_ iK ~{trs` t ,,y u . ~.. t, t..; ,, ,. ~" "_` ~~~ ~- o - ~ a , ,~ r ' C~ r. _6 . '~ Meridian S Cit Nall ~ .5. Januar 4, 1982 ,. i Benda 2 (Cont'd) Gem Fabricators....... C The Plotion was made by Rick Orton and seconded by Bill Brewer to allow Ge}~ Fabricators r until the second meeting in February to install a spray booth and no vara~ance as far ~ ' as insulation is concerned. ~. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea {, ~.` ~; !~ ~ gen~da ~ 3 ' Police Car Bid Opening Mayor Glaisyer announced the Opening of the Bids for the Police Car. One bid was received from Meridian Ford Sales and a letter from Larry Barnes Chev. ~ . ~ u ~; stating teat there had been insufficient time to bid. j: ~ ~`~ The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Brewer to reject all bids and to ~ ~ ~; re-advertise fora 1932 Police Car. i; ` Motion Carried:- Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Williams, yea ~ Councilman Orton expressed apology for being ab1F= to accept the bid presented. ; - ~ •' t . .Benda 4 i Mayor Glaisyer read Ordinance Plumber 402 entitled: AN ORDINANCE REZONING CERTAIN REAL P~ OPERTY LnPi-ETCH IS DESCRIEED AS FOLLOWS: PORTION OF LAND LYING IN THE. SE 1/4 ~'F THE SE 1/4 OF SECTION 1, TO~~fPJSHI'P 3 NORTH, RANGE 1 LIES.' OF THE BOISE !'•IEF,?DIAl~, 1'~DA y r ?' i COUNTY, SDAHO. ~ • Mayor Glaisyer: "Is there anyone from the public that wishes to have Ordinance 402 ~l - .= read in it's entire'cy?" No response n I liams and seconded by Kingsford thai; fhe rules and provisions The Motion was made by '~1il V" , + - . ~, . of SO-9002 and all rules and prowisi'•ons re~yuiri'ng that Ordinances: be read on three '~' different days be dispensed Frith and that Ordinance slumber 402 as read be passed and ~;~ approved. } P~lotion Carried: Kingsfordy yea; Brewer, yea; Williams, yea; Orton, yea f- ~ a P Benda '' . S Fire Truck ~~~. Mayor Glaisyer stated that the agreement on the purchase of the neva fire truck ~, ~~~ will be negotiated when the Cha1rman of the ~c.ura' Fire Board returns to town. ~~ ~ ... f '~ Benda `~ Bills were read. f~ S r. ~ 6 : The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Lilliams that the bills be allowed. k ,,: '~ Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Williams, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea ~ '. f ~ .` _~ ,Benda 7 Attorney Bill for DUY Contract Arbitration and Settlement ~ ' ` The Motion was made by Kingsford and seccnded by Williams that the bill from I r-' Ambrose, Fitzgerald, Crookston ~ McLam Re: Meridian Sewer Project/DUY Contract _ Arbitration and Settlement in the amount of Y;Y,248.00 be approved. `. ~ Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea .~ ,~ ~'` Agen'da Mayo~~Glaisyer questioned if there was any further business to come under Old Business. E Richard Williams: "This is my final opportunity and I would like to say that it has been an honor and apleasure -and quite an experience - "~eµng on the City Council for ! the-last six years and the President ~~or the last four years. Whoever is President of ' s ~ Council, chec!c with Joe because every time he leaves town something happens and it ' usually not very pleasant. I would like to th?nk all the people in the City that I I ' have worked w;~:h, couldn't ask for a better Treatment Superintendent -you have a gem _ f are second Cit ith •~h . _ y e and you had better keep him...And Gary. The employees here w ~ ~ , '~ ~, _.____'__----r.- - . v' 3 .... ~ a ' _ ~ ~„ . ~ ' '~v ., ~ - - ~ •~ < }` F b ~ 0 ~\i ~.~ S P ~ qc~~ ..~ ~ .1~ S >, ~ jti i fr _ - .t ,~ ~:;:~ ~ t s~ `i~ „ i t ~ ti ,,,, , ~a ~ Y 1 ~ ~,_~ r T r --.r. i r ~ , t. ~ ti , _ i ~ ~ a ~~r ,, ;~ ~`~o ' 4 ~ i ' ~- ~ - 1. y ~~~ ~ c: s• u~ C~3 ~ A ~" N~~ - ~ Y. ~ -~. ~ ,X t ` v f r -~.±D~~~ t ~. ~7 '~ ,~ F ~yt. ~~ r ~ ~ rr ~ r~ ~ f 3 b ~ ' ~ s i ~ ~ ~ r +t ~ ~ ~ ~, f 7 s r, ~ +~{ `t g ,,, i • j Meridian Cit Hall ~ .~. Januar 4, 1982 Agenda 2 .~ (Cont'd) Custom Wood Products......... _ }~ There was much discussion concerning all items that are required and to be brought up to Codes. (Tape on file) Krishnek was reprimanded by the Council for closing his doors when they had specifically granted that he may stay open. Krishnek ' stated that the State Electrical Inspector's deadline for bringing up to Electrical a ~::i Code had expired and did not care to operate under that circumstance. There was much discussion and at length. (Tape available on file) The Motion was made by !Jilliams and seconded by Kingsford that Custom Wood Products be granted a time extension to bring operation up to Codes by February 1, 1982 and that Custom Wood Products work with the Building Inspector Vernon Schoen regarding progress. i Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, yea n Mayor Glaisyer; "Next on this Agenda is the progress report on Gem Fabricators" ~~ Aaron Burtzoff, part owner of Gem Fabricators: "My partner Dee DeMoss is hungt~p with " the snow. We have intiated some steps to correct the seven violations. Burtzoff stated that they had met with all inspectors, removed the Romex, oepn wires, ~ disconnected the compressor that wasn't wired right, plan to relocate the gas furnace, , compressor. The existing insulation seemed to be the biggest and most costly problem. - '' There was much discussion concerning the insulation. (Tape on file) Burtzoff: "Von Brethorst,(State Electrical Inspector) indicated to us that if we were '' to take an area under the existing balcony and build a spray booth out of it, and work ' ` ~ closing with Vern and the Fire Marshal, abide with all the Codes, that we could possibly ~ -~~ ° ~ , work something out as far as the State is concerned." taken care of five of the seven violations - we have removed our Acetone and h "W ave e to two gallons, picked up our housekeeping, installed exits signs, more "no limited ~~ smoking signs. This brings it down to Violation P~umber 5 "A wall between the occupancy and the office and also the business to the east, the outside walls next to the street be of block construction. It is not economically feasible for our landlord or us to go ahead and try to put in a block wall or completely sheetrock." ~ } There was much discussion concerning the insulation or the block wall. (Tape on File) All methods were discussed at length. (Tape on File) Councilman Brewer: "I think these people have really tried - I personally think I could live with every single thing he has mentioned and if we can't we should start ''~ out tomorrow and would probably close down half of the businesses in town. These ~?, people are in better shape than most of them." ' Councilman Orton questioned the Fire Chief and Building Inspector as to options - concerning the Spray booth, insulation or Fire Wall and Councilman Williams ~' `~j pointed out that the building as insulated cannot be rented out for any shop use '~ and that perhaps they could work something-out with the Landlord. George_Careyi representing the owners of the building, Viking Sprinkler Co., explained the uses of the building and stated that the only difference between the section Gem Fabricators ' use is the insulation. Carey was pessimistic that the owner would want to come in and re-insulate the building but was going to contact him. Burtzoff: bde can't afford to initiate any more dollars into it than we already have ' s coming unless we know where we stand - we've put a lot of labor into it and now it down to hard big bucks with the spray booth. If the owner doesn't want to go with the insulation we will just have to lock it up and move." _ `i There was discussion as to the liability of the City if the Council were to allow a " _. ~ agree- variance from the Code. Attorney Crookston explained that a "hold harmless `~ mint would not solve the problem. (Tape on file) Burtzoff stated that they had disconnected the compressor because of the wiring and ld •~ ~. l { ` could not operate until it is hooked up. He asked that all three inspectors wou ical) t d El . r ec work with him to be sure he was in compliance (Fire,Building an .. _ ~--- ---- - _ _ ,, 4~^ ~- ' .. °,uY. F~ - ~ ;;p;',. hS ~ ~;~ , -'4 ~~~~~~ ~ ,t - ~ , i ~ -.~.~ S -. ~ ." ,fi, p-.y L ~~S ~ ~~ r >' t ~ ti~-t ~I ,y I. ,~ ~ ~ ~~p tt '' ~~ Y}f~~ L b ~,C~ T~ ~ ~3 ~~a !;~: i • ~ r~ 5 , a~~~7d ~~ ~ ~ ld~~ " -F if ~~• .t t~~T~, -: i yyc~~y E " ~~" 4K ~ ~ ~ 1 f ~ ~ ~ 4 . i . i~ 1f -~LLnn ~, i~r Y~}, ~ '~~. ._. I .~ w C ~, ~~ti ~ w,i.4`Sfi _ xhr'':5 ,.. r. .~. ~*. .:-fir. K ~. ~` .. .. r `2 o ~ _ti .~t, ~,u Meridian Cit Hall ~ .5. Januar 4 1982 ~; Agenda 2 (Cont'd) Gem Fabricators....... The Plotion was made by Rick Orton and seconded by Bill Brewer to allow Gem Fabricators until the second meeting in February to install a spray booth and no variance as far as insulation is concerned. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea A ends ' 3 Police Car Bid Opening a~....: Mayor Glaisyer announced the Opening of the Bids for the Police Car. '~ One bid was received from Meridian Ford Sales and a letter from Larry Barnes Chev. `F stating that there had been insufficient time to bid. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Brewer to reject all bids and to ~{ re-advertise fora 1932 Police Car. Motion Carried: Kingsford; yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Williams, yea _ .' Councilman Orton expressed apology for being able to accept the bid presented. -~ Agenda 4 .•i '.j > Mayor Glaisyer read Ordinance Number 402 entitled: • ~ i •~ • Mayor Glaisyer: "Is there anyone from the public that wishes to have Ordinance 402 read in it's entirety?" No response n. ~'' The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford 6'. _ ~ s A.' f~9otion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Williams, yea; Orton, yea h Agenda y, ~ `~ 1 5 Fire Truck Mayor Glaisyer stated that the agreement on the purchase of the neva fire-truck j wily be negotiated when the Chairman of the Rural Fire Board returns to town. _{ '~ Agenda a 6 Bills were read. The P9otion was made by Kingsford and seconded by ~dil1iams that the bills be allowed. { Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Williams, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea y;~ ~ ~~ Agenda Attorney Bill for DVY Contract•Arbitration and Settlement 7 The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that the bill from "" Ambrose, Fitzgerald, Crookston & McLam .:e: Meridian Sewer Project/DVY Contract H:; ,arbitration and Settlement in the amount of $~,24II.00 be approved. .~ Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea ~ ~~, !' }Agenda Mayor Glaisyer questioned if there was any further business to come under Old Business. - ~ 1 8 Richard 4~1i11iams: "This is my final opportunity and I would like to say that it has been an honor and apleasure -.and quite an experience -being on the City Council for the last six years and the President for the last four years. Whoever is President of ' ~ s Council, check with Joe because every time he leaves town something happens and it usually not very pleasant. I would like to thank all the people in the City that I have worked with, couldn't ask for a better Treatment Superintendent -you have a gem r~~ ', and you had better keep him...And Gary. The employees here with the City are second : ~ - ~, - .,~„ . . , _ ~ 1't'4 .. 9 it 3 t ~ ' ~~. .. ~ LL~ f c s ~ V ` `,A~ {~~ H~ Y ~'1 ~ ~ _,,Ay' S r 1 *: ti. .~ h . ~x ~: y'.. I ~~ ~rv ~ 1, ,._ ,s 4 ~ ~f f~'~ i { n S ~! ~! t v 5 4l ~ • ' t~ j R ~ Y i ~ ~ ~} ~ { ~ ~~ ~1 ~ ~ ~ ~ Y ~ ~~' ~ ~~~;~ g ~ a ,f ta,-F'4 ~ i ~~ v ~. + A % ~ f ~4 l :~~ ~~~Ca ~~~ ~ s ,:s ~, ~:v~4 t _. . .. r., ,.,,.. OFFICIALS LAWANA L. NIENir1NN, Clty CI®rk A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer RIC6iARD D. NICHOLS, Chlef oP Pollce BRUCE D. STUAR'f, WaterlMasay Supt. JOHN O. FIT; GERALD, FI@4nr~,;_y ROGER 4HEL6SER, F! ~ C71of EARL FMAI'PD, ;~ I~st;: 'euatQr Supt. ~, `~'~ y-~~ EW o 1 n Encm ~„"~~, pce Mayor and Council;~ept. Heads File Sincerely, Earl Ward, Waste'vJater Superintendent CITY OF "iERIDII1;V, ID ~ t< ;;: Y ,,, ,X .'3' ,... r r ' w ~ dr u. t'~.t~ 1~ ~w ~~~~ r.. t 5 <~-~ui ~ ~ :: F r ,ax;~'~i ~ .. t ~i;`~ ,'4 ,f iattl4 r?4 ~/t. f ~ ~ ~~: ~ ~ ~ a ~- ~'»r ox ~ ~ = .~ t~ ' r .y ~ ~, ~r tyk ~~.:~ s• ~~ i t'ri f .{~t"3- xt.~ _.. 1 . - . Mr. Larry Sandell Architect ATA 405 South 8th x'295 6oise, ?daho 83702 ~'~'L-' s~~ ~'dZL'~Si1~~`?~' ~~LLF_1' ~.+~ A Cook 1~l~.ce to ?..ave .; ~. ~ ice. ~_ . -.^.I~~.~.J.l~ .'!.~~iL 'S ~~8 'Vle~*?eii~n ^trec~ J 8352 Shone 888.443 14!flyor February 26, 1982 SUBJECTe Sewer Hookup Charges Old Creamery/Meridian Farmers Market Dear Mr. Sandell COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F. ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE C. HIIJRICHS CheirmanZoning 3 Planning ~. Enclosed is a drawing for an approved combination sand and grease trap that should be adequate for the Irvashing operation proposed by Mr. Sewall. For fur,.ther information you could contact the State Plumbing Qureau. I have peen in contact with earl Ra~.sch concerning problems with an artesian well and ';he bu}lding storm drains discharcing into the sanitary sewer system. The well at present is discharging approximately 5.5 GPM to the sewer - in summer months this discharge is considerably greater. These problems should be addressed along with requirements for the sand trap. I feel t:lse deficiencies can be coti~;~ected at a reasonable cost if we can work together on them, I have reviewed the information you have supplied and in accordance b°dith our sewer use ordinances the operation proposed by Mr. Sewall would be equivalent to 21 residen-~ial units @ X400.00 each or $8,400.00; monthly charges would `~e x;1.20/1003 r.allons, I have also included a copy of City of Meridian Sewer Ordinances that cover use of the sewer sys•ce~~ by commerc'al users. If you have any questions concerning these charges please contact me at 888-2191. r ~~ 1 1....{ . ~ ~ <;, k "- ~, ~ iii ~ ~, I ~ ~ . r . t , ..s, ,A' C i~ : ~ ~,' + d ., , !G t F, ,F~ r s.r IF~ ~S~ ~ r ~' ~: ~~~ +~ _ ~, ~~ {: ~ V,~'~,' k' • • ^` , .~ ~ HU13 OF ''"~?EASL'RF L'ALLEI' A Good Place to Live ii ~`~ LAWANA L. N EMANNI, City Clerk ~ ~- %%s ~ ~ -~ ~.~1~.id' ~ 1L A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer RICHARD D. N{CHOLS, chlPr of Police 7~8 Meridian Street '!' BRUCE D. STUART, Water tirror=cs Sup4. M1J1i~T.`~FLaN, I~~iQ ,. '~~. JOHN O. FfTZGERALD, At4orney fl3642 ROGER WELKER, Fire ChIe4 EARL WARD, Weste Water Supt. Phone 888-4433 `a J®SE~~ ~. 4,~AISY~R Mayoe ~# February 25, 1982 COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILE BREWER RICHARD F. ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE C. HINRICHS Chairman Zoning & Planning Gn_m Fabricators "; 3~; 516 Meridian Street '„` Meridian, I D 83642 ~: °`^~~ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The Gem Fabricators occupancy is classified as Group H-2 which _ includes paint shops, spray. painting rooms and booths. Spray booths fall under the jurisdiction of the Fire Code. `''"'~' Also, the use and hanc`:ling of Class I, II and III - A liquids ~~:h~ ' and shall be in accordance with ll. F.C. Standard 9-1 and the ~~-; Fire Code. The storage and handling of cellulose nitrate plastics shall be in accordance with the Fire Code. Spray booths also fall under the jurisdiction of the Fire Code. ` "'~ If a booth was to be constructed of wood frame and sheetrock ~' ' i t t.~oul G ~°~ave tc `~,~ of o~;~-':your (1-hr.) Fire Rated construction ',-~ j thrL;~ghout. This would consist of a 2x4 framed wall at 16" o.c. r`o"~ with 5/8 inch Fire rated sheetrock on each side of wall and °:'l.' ceiling area. Then, sheetrock must be taped and finished to a '`~{=a smooth wall and ceiling inside and taped only on the outside. All electrical, fire extinguis°~ing systems and fan sys~~ems fall under the Fire Code and Electrical inspector. Some of the Fire Code listings are as follows: 1. Article 27. Cellulose Ni':.rate Plastics, Storage and Handling 2. Article 28. Stor°age and Handling of Combustible Fibers. 3. Article 45. Application of Flammable Finishes Division I General Provisions Division II Spray Finishing 45.203 Spray Booths. "/. j/~~ ~ ~ l°~-v G Vernon Schoen, Building Inspector CITY OF MERIDIAN, ID i'- ~~ i '~ ~ r, s ~~ ~,.t •• J '~. z-y~ a F I f Y i 7 '{ flw. ~ ^~ ~ ~L 3!F >`z< ~ ~1w C ~ k ib?~at Mr + ~ n . r r: r fi ~~ ~ ,~ 1: tel: r~ Y1 ''s' ~ ,~: 5 `~+ ~ ~ 4 ~' d r 1 ~' r k s~; ~ ,~ ~ r e .{wed i ~ i 't u, _ rr ~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~ '~iEa` ~~ a ~:; ' -. ~ ~ ~. "~ yy r?~ 1~4~Sr ^J 4.NP ~ *~, ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~ e ~~ ,~~~~ ,~ 4~-: w, r :+;.~.s~.~ ~ is 3~ ~" L ~ HS R. h y__ s, f. v~ "~5 4 x' rw} + '~F S Y , 1 ~t ,~: 4 ~ ~` ."~ Ia ~ - i ~. ,~ ~ tk s-yr 6 r ;;~; `~:i ~r ~ 4~. _.~q~ 1' --; J rY: ii. ~. 1 :':a r:. ,~ ;, ~~ I t } ~F;u <~,: },, }, -~ , 1 ~: -~:, `a ~, ;s .~:.. ~~~; 'e r a ,, .:; ~' { :~,; >~ -~ i i ;~, ;~ 1 ~~ ~.~ `'1 ~+ ~~ ~i ~,1 U 1-IUB OP TREASUdZE VALLEI' A Good Place to Live LAWANAL.NIEMANINLCItyClark ~ 1..~ ~~`~.S~t A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer RICHARD D. NICHOLS, Chief p4 Police 728 Meridian Street BRUCE D. STUART, Water Works Supt. MER.7D3~,1V, IDAH® JOHN O. FlTZGERALD, A44orney ROGER WELKER, Flrs Chief 83642 EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt. Phone 888.4433 J®SEPH b.. S'sLAdSYE1e Mayor ' February 23, 1982 Gem Fabricators 516 Meridian Street Meridian, ID 83642 SUBJECT: Paint Booth Gentlemen: The Meridian Fire Department cannot approve the drawing of the spray booth because it does not meet fire codes. A variance from the City Codes would have to be obtained from the Meridian City Council before this spray booth could be built. Sincerely, ~-- ~ ~ ~,~ aymond L. Voss FIRE MARSHAL CITY OF MERIDIAN RLV:In pc: File COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F. ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE C, HINRICHS Chairman Zoning & Planning ~: i ~ ~ r s~ ; < < ,~Y z ,~ ~, ~. 'SI i ~iti F ni,~ ~S ~~ - k y a r r ~~y d :'. ~ ?>,hw':, .+' '#~Y'~ ~.'J(Y ice' ~. S£ fi .,~ ,ti q.n' a~ +. ~ r-.q.,~ ~~ ~a~ t'. ~y al: ~ ,~''; s ;;:' yr~ ~1 k ~rY 4 1 f _ i~~ t f1 ._l yA h 2: ~y~,~: ' I /L i ~i 1t j~tnw ?~ I Fx T.r~k'..~ 3 F ~ y'G 1,~; ~.~..' r ~ ''. h "~ J f ` i y 1 nit i •,: C ~F ~ ~ 3~ fib '~ ~ ~ ~_ ~. ~_t,~«~ y.: J ; Fy I ,, OFFICIALS LAWANA L. NIEMANN, CltyClerk A. M. KIEBERT,Treasurer RICHARD D. NICHOLS, Chief of Police BRUCE D. STUART, Water Worka Supt. JOHN O. FITZGERALD, Attorney '?;~. ROGER WELKER, Flre Chief .~ EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt. • HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY A Good Place to Live CITY OF MERIDIAN 728 Meridian Street MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83842 Phone 888-4433 JOSEPH L. (3LAISYER Mayor December 22, 19.81 TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: 5~ ::~~ i` ..~:: ~~. ;,; '-;; ~.. ,.,;x:: ~~: °~'i _~~ >,~ LaWana L. Niemann City Clerk City of Meridian, Tdaho ~, ~}} }, ~ ~ "£-~'S4~ may. f~~ r V 'st . ; y1 7r W~ ~ Y ~~ , i t { pi Y ~ CI j i ±~iNP. ' , ~ ~ '` i . .. ,} , ~ ~ ~~~'K~ T '~~ t * ~~ 'r1 -Q ' ~ ~~` .r- 7 t ~ ~~.F i a f ~..'~'~ r t ~ o- ~ ti3 r `C ~r r ,rt.*~a _ ~ . r:y.~..'. , A . -. -~ fw ~~ k' ~ ~~' „ KY 3 ~ . ~ d ~S ~~ 1{ } J^.. ~. ~.rr ,~ ~ ~ S ~ Ha r ~ ,~ y t! ~ i ~~' a ' r;,~ v. st .. l3 ,. f~Y: "~1 ~fl ~ 1 /• ~, if t~17 jr ~ _~y, W ~'t-~,~ i ~ ~ - ~ 4~ a '~ ,.r Ye`~ r~ ~~ s~ v~ ~4~~! ~ C ' ~ k st ~.!``N .i. t. ,ly~~C. ` ~~ r~4 h k, ~ F S ~ i, 5, ~` 1 ' ~ '~ i ~~~ ~. '} K1~~'r e~F y' ~ 4 i~~ M ~ xf ~ COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F.ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE C. HINRICHS Chairman Zoning & Planning During the regular Coune~l meeting held December 21st, 181 the following Motion was made and seconded: "To withhold closing of Gem Fabricators located at 5.16 Meridian Street, until January 4, 1982 until Items 1, 2 and 3 are adequately addressed to the appropiate jurisdiction and that the acetone 6e limited to two (2) gallons." Motion carried.