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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDoxo Properties Project File• I Peridian City Hall -Special P~ieetin .2. ;.Agenda ~ 2 Sheri Lynfi~Subdivision - Square Footage Requirements Hearing Mayor Glaisyer: "Hearing open for Sheri Lynn Subidivision" February 26, 1981 Phil Harper: "P~lr. Playor, Gentlemen of the Council, we are before you to change our restrictive covenants to exploit the 1350 sq, feet minimum of housing to comply with the new Ordinance Plumber 383, January 5, 1981. These square footages were proposed by Gordon Leishman who I~as given nee an offer on this Subdivision - if you will notice he has stayed well above the 1,000 sq. foot level. His smallest unit being 1048 sq, feet.," Mayor: "Anyone: from the Public that would wish to comr~~ent on Sheri Lynn Subdivision located on Plorth Linder?" Ray Kellogg: "I am curious as why this is being changed? 4~Jhat happened to the 1350?" ~1ayor Glaisyer: "We changed the 1350 sq, foot minimum to accomodate the people for economy., We have consistently said, until we get our ordinances completed, we were going to maintain that emergency ordinance. Our new ordinance is not complete and we don't expect to be until June at which time the ordinances for subdivision and development hopefully will be able to address the residential sector of the community." It was explained to Mr. Kellogg, who is a property owner north of Sheri Lynn Subdivision, that the minimum square footage is 1000 feet and that the minimum amount of any Subdivision is 10~. Councilman Kingsford explained that it works out that they have more flexibility in the kind of housing they build, but as far as an average it still stays up there - at a high square foot area. Kingsford: "The square footage is spelled out upon the plat so you could find out which ones are which percentage." Kellogg: "Double Garage?" Harper: "I believe he is building double garage." Kellogg:. "I work in construction and I see the garage is bigger than the house." Mayor: "Any more public comment?" Jim Tully : "I was wondering isn't Sheri Lynn Subdivision tied in with Meridian Fark?" Harper: "h1r. Tully, we are not in any way legally tied in with them, or financially." There was discussion concerning the transaction of a re-plat and a trade of as many square feet es needed for configuration with P~leridian Park Subdivision. P1r. Tully was concerned because of his property previously being a straight property line before the trade off between Sheri Lynn Subdivision and Meridian Park Subdivision. The Plotion was made by Kingsford and seconded by 4Jilliams that Sheri Lynn Subdivision proposed square footage requirements as presented, two lots at 1,000; four lots at 1100 sq. feet; six at 1200 sq. feet and four at 1300 sq. feet be approved. Motion Carried: ~filliams, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Y.ingsford, yea Agenda 3 Bethaven Subdivision -Tabled from 2.19.81 Regular meeting - Square Footage Requirements Lee Stucker, 2595 blest Cherry Lane, presented the Final Plat of Bethaven Subdivision designating the percentage square footage for housing. "deal Eagar, Tudor Engineering, was also present. Stucker: "I feel that I have no problem at all with the size of houses - with the percentages, etc." Brewer: In regard to the complaint on the duplexes - you have chanced the location of those?" Stucker: "Yes, we did-have four (4) duplexes but with the percentage requirement have gone to two (2) duplexes. Only one will remain on the north side." I~illiams: "I assume that the duplex lots are 1,000 feet?" Stucker: "Yes" Mayor: "Are there any questions from the public regarding Bethaven Subdivision?" There were none. The P~lotion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that the Bethaven Subdivision Final Plat proposal as presented be approved. alotion Carried: bJilliar;s, yea; Brewer, yea; Kingsford, yea Orton, Abstain • • eridian City Hall .6. February ?_, 1981 Orton: "Step in grade process came before I came on the Council - I don't really understand it. How does this work?" Brewer: "It's designed and acceptable in all the areas around the state, whereby a man puts a degree of time in a certain step he has then earned a 8% stepping grade, to pass onto the next one. It 'is a training process that is acceptable and used throughout the northwest." Orton: "Is it in any way related to performance on the job - I mean, could these step and grade pays go to somebody who isn't performing?" Brewer: "Definitely No, that is why I addressed Sgt. Nichols the way I did, a man has to improve a~~d earn it - and show his work." The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford to approve the step and grade wage increases for Officer Estes and Officer Williston, Meridian Police Dept. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; +Brewer, yea .genda 6 Bills were read. The Plotion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Orton that the bills be approved. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea .genda 7 . , genda 8 Phil Harper - Sheri-Lynn Subdivision Harper: "Mr. Mayor, City Council" "I have a copy of map to display and a copy of restrictive covenants. The top item on page ?_ is a change of restrictive covenants (c) Minimum housing size." Mayor: "You know what you have to do - you have to have a public hearing." Harper: "Yes" "I have one question on the public hearing. I don't have anybody within 300 feet within the City limits." Kingsford: "Then you haven't sold any of your lots?" Harper: "No, other than lots in Meridian Park" Attorney Crookston: "Somebody owns property around there within~300 feet. They don't have to be in the City - they should have input." Harper: "I think there is probably two, plus the subdivision, there's two brothers - one of the brothers I bought this property from - that would run up 300 feet to the north and west. West there would be property owned by Jim Stubblefield, I think." The public hearing was discussed and the City Clerk was instructed to publish for hearing February 26, 1981. Pete Cope Well Drilling Settlement Attorney Crookston advised the Council to approve settlement to Pete Cope LJell Drilling. The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer to approve a settlement with Pete Cope We11 Drilling in the amount of $2,500 out of Sewer and Water Enterprise Fund. Motion Carried: Williams, yea;. Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, ,yea genda 9 Engineering: Engineer Gary Smith, J-U-B Engineers, Inc., explained bill from C. Wright Construction Co., Inc. for installing a gate, built about 350 feet of road, constructed steps and a platform. This pertains to construction of the access road from the treatment plant out to Five Mile Creek so that the sampling could be made. They stil] have work to do such as road grading and compacting. Smith recommended that 20% of $4,132.00 be retained and that the City pay $3,305.60 until work is done. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford to pay 80%, or $3,305.60 and retain 20%, $826.40 to C. 4Jright Construction Co., Inc., Sewage Treatment Plant and to have those funds transferred to the Construction account. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea k ~ Meridian Citv Hall PJovember 3, 19f Regular meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph Glaisyer at 7:35 p.m. Councilmen present: Richard Williams, Grant. Kingsford, Bill Brewer, Rick Orton. Jr. Others present: Gary D. Smith, Ted Gwin, Bruce Stuart, Vern Schoen, Earl Ward, Roger Sherwin, Jim Ryan, Elizabeth Ryan, Roy Goodwin, Reynold Schenck, Annie Jones, Coenraad Abas, Phil Harper, Bill Manfull, Ray Sotero, Patsy Leach, Steve Gratton. Minutes of the previous meeting October 20, 1980, were corrected as follows: Page 6, Agenda 6, Paragraph 3, "the Local Planning Act requires that if the City has enacted an-area of impact that Planning and Zoning Membership Comprise some Planning and Zoning member who is a resident of area of impact, but outside of the City limits." Attorney Crookston explained that the number of each sector in proportion to the population within the City limits and outside the City limits, but within the area of impact. The minutes of the previous meeting of October 20, 1980 were approved as corrected. Agenda l Phil Harper - Sheri Lynn Subdivision, Doxo Properties. Harper addressed the Mayor and Council and stated that he would like to change the .restrictive covenants on Sheri Lynn Subdivision which is now totally completed. "The streets have been accepted by the Ada County Highway District, we are all finished out there except for some fencing which is being placed now. I would like to change to read from the originals that stated 1,350 sq. ft. to now state 'that all residential buidling erected upon said property shall have a floor. area in accordance with zoning and ordinances of the City of Meridian exclusive of garages, carports, patios, breeze- ways, storage rooms, porches, and similar structures' and the reason for this is that there has been placed before the Committee on Planning and Zoning a.proposal by the Citizen Advisory Council that would require a staggered square footage which I think the developers could live with. For instance, a 3 bedroom home would still be required a 1,344 square footage on the majority. As small as a 960, you couldn't build one and v pass FHA~so you wouldn't have to worry about that." Harper summarized proposed ordinances, 5% of the homes can be minimum dwelling size, 5% can be-110% of the minimum size, 10%-can be 120% of the minimum size, 20% cah be 130% 3 and all other homes shall exceed 140% of the minimum. He stated the ordinance workshop has looked at this and he would like to change the restrictive covenants to comply with that. Mayor: "We cannot adopt something that is not an official ordinance." Harper: "I am aware of that Mr. A'I~ror." Williams: "T would agree with Mr. Harper if the ordinances were adapted - my feeling would be to wait until the ordinance is adopted to address this issue, because I would want to address everyone uniformly. I don't want to treat you any different than some- one else that came in with the same situation.- I know of about four +J,thers in the same situation that yt~'~n Bill, and I don't want to g~i~ve you or them any differences in how we vote. I would like to see this postponed until those ordinances are complete and address them altogher on a:,?uniform, nondiscrimihatgry basis." Kingsford: "Are you asking to build on what will be approved?" Harper: "That's correct. We have tentatively got the Subdivision sold to a builder that would want to get one spec Nome up fora model. His first home, I think, could comply with the 1,350. Ali we are. doing, is get it established for him so he knows, between now and the end of the year he's going to put up one, and if he can sell a home that size, that's fine - he would have to build the 1,350 presently. But .all I'm doing is clarifying this for him now so he can at a later date continue to build in there - that he can go ahead and put up his model home now and then we can go a-long with our business as well." Mayor: "I have no problem with that. If :'you are asking that once the ordinances are approved, ~ I~~ will go along with that." ~.. '~1 Harper: "We are saying - wtie~ the ordinances are done, he won't have to stop construc- tion and come back in and have a time delay." eridian Cit Hall ..2 November 3~ 1980 . r. Kingsford, addressing the attorney: "Do you have any problem with this Wayne?" Crookston: "I, think at this juncture - you really don't have any action for what Mr. Harper's requesting, that he be allowed to do - is conform to the ordinances that will be adopted, after they are adopted. He has to do that anyway." ~'` Mayor: "We approved his covenants which require 1,350 minimum - if our ordinances come after that, and it's reduced. lower, he's going to have to have approval to amend his covenants." Kingsford: "What we're doing is granting him the change in the covenants to whatever the City Ordinance would be at that time - it's now 1,350, which later can be whatever isapproved." Crookston: "If the amended covenants are to read-that square footage requirements of the City of Meridian will be complied with -" Harper: "- that's exactly what I'm stating." Orton: "That would satisfy your request?" Harper: "Yes, that would satisfy the law now and in the future." Vern Schoen; Building Inspector: "His covenants are recorded and I think he has to change that recording before it would be legal." Harper: "At least this would allow the builder to get some foundations poured this `~ year - and may give him a chance to sell some homes that size." ,~ Mayor: "What has been proposed (ordinances) and the numbers you have been given doesn't necessarily mean the Council's going to back it." Harper: "I'm aware of that." Brewer: "I still think of 1,350 sq. ft. as a '2~ bedroom home." Orton: "If he amend5~:his covenants, records them, ;doesn't .that require action - or that someone has to sign them?" Crookston: "You take a look at the covenants, once they are amended, then approve .them ' at that time, the idea is fine, but you cannot approve until you see what the covenant says." Kingsford: "Can he go through the amending process without this body`a ~ approval?" Crookston: "I don't think so, it (Sheri Lynn Subdivision) was approved on the basis of the covenants that he submitted. Harper: "but according to state law the majority of landowners of any subdivisR~on eaa change the restrictive covenants." Crookston: "That's notgta state law, but the covenants can be changed, however, the covenants read they can be changed." Mayor: "That doesn't mean we have to issue a building permit?" Crookston:' "No." Mayor: "I don't think we have any problem with what you are tr,~ing to do ~Phil~- I question if we should adopt this before the ordinance is done - because we are not sure right now what the change is going to be." Harper: "if there is no change, then it is not going to change anything, but it would still comply." Mayor: "I suggest you go ahead and get your 1,350 started and once the ordinance is cam- plete,drop this (amended covenant) off to us, we will put on the agenda for approval. If we approve it now, we will be saying we don't require 1,350 ft~~'.' Harper: "Is there c~!'ty"w,~,wjl that you could refuse these at a later date? if the City Council adopts the square footage formula that the Citizens Advisory Committee has pre- sented, and has been through the worksh®p -~~is there anv~way that you could not accept these at a later date?" Mayor: "No, we don't have to accept them - the City Council makes the dec7si:®h. The Citizen Advisory Committee and Planning and Zoning are only advisory committee. If the City Council wants to change what they recommended, that is their prerogative. Harper: "No, no - let's say the City Council accepts the formula as written - now is there any problem at all getting this accepted ~t~en?" Mayor: "No, not as far as I'm concerned.' You are complying with what we have adopted." Harper: "So you say at a later date this will be accepted." Kingsford: "Whatever our ordinances are at that time." Mayor: "As far as I°m~.concerned, you don't even have to come, just bring it in and we will adopt it." Harper: "Then you won't take any action on it tonight?" Playor: "I don't Mink we can because we don't have the ordinances." .~ , • • ~^ Meridian City Hall .3. November 3, 1980 _ ., ~- Orton brought up Settlers Village action in regard to smaller unit dwelling and if they (Settlers Village and Sheri Lynn) were about the same legally. There was much discussion;~~< concerning the difference. Attorney Crookston explained that Mr. Harper's Subdivision ' covenants were adopted with a certain standard, which he agreed to; Settlers Village never did have the 1,350 square footage requirement:." Crookston: "If they (Settlers) were allowed to be platted with covenants that had to be - approved, that was one of the conditions - 'you bring the covenants to us so we can approve them' - if they come in and replat and they want to change their covenants, then you have to approve their covenants. The two are not the same as you are talking about something-that had a restriction - Mr. Harper's has a restriction, Settlers Village had ne restriction. They are in essence two different ideas." Harper questioned the 1,350 square foot policy, stating that this policy has crippled them and costing him more money a week in interest alone. Mayor: "Are you clear on what has happened tonight?" Harper: "Yes, I'm clear. If we go ahead and start out there and our first home is 1350,;` you have to give us a building permit -" P4ayor: "Correct." Harper: "And then when you people finally get to your zoning ordinance, then I can bring° this in and it has to be accepted." Mayor: "As far as I'm concerned." Harper: "What about the rest of you?" Orton; "It's certainly the way I feel." Harper: "OK, thank you very much." Agedda 2 Reynold, Schenck Variance - located NE corner of Franklin and P~leridian Rd. Schenck was present to request variance of rear setback on north property line and 10 foot setback on the .west and east side of proposed building in tilliams Addition. Plan was displayed and Schenck stated he had checked with Ada County Highway District concerning Williams St. There was no record of Williams St. being dedicated. Mayor Glaisyer stated that the Fire Chief is concerned about Williams St. for access. There. i s a 4 i nch water 1 i ne through the mi ddl a of what woul d be Wi 11 i ams St. ~.. :~- -.~;~: ~; ~. ~: In regard`to the. Ada County Highway District letter dated October 22, 1980 - '' Schenck: "I have a problem with deeding them 1.0~feet of additional right-of-way - I have.. no problem doing what they ask, but deeding it over is the problem. That comes up to almost 15% of that total piece of property, just handing it over to them - they want 10 feet on Franklin and 5 feet on the btber side on Meridian Rd. as a right-of-way. I have .•, _ no problem with complying with what they want, the sidewalks, the switching station, its the deeding of 15% of my property that's the problem:' Williams: "I think from the standpoint of further development, obviously if they don't get the right-of-way, either Meridian Rd. or Franklin Rd. will never be improved to handle;• the traffic that will be down there some day. My major concern is not your building to the property line per sae, but I have a feeling that the person owning this land to the north is going to sell the other portion off and we are going to have a 50 or 40 foot right-of-way, whatever Williams St. is - you will .have your building here and they will have their building there and there will be a pile of junk in the middle - it will never get improved, or even graveled.;'I'm concerned about the utilities that .are there now, access to those utilities access for fire through the back part of this property, realiz- ing only half of this is your responsibility. I seriously question whether you need to lay a full curb and gutter, a sidewalk - I would hope that this would be somewhat improved for fire, police and utilities." Brewer: "Would you be willing to improve half of it, blacktop up to your building?" Schenck: "And utilize it for parking?" Brewer: "Not and have it open for fire protection. It seems it would be an improvement for the back of your building." Williams: "Maybe parallel parking." Schenck: "I have no problem with that if I Could get some parallel parking - that could put about four cars there. Brewer: "You would also have access for trash pick up and not have a mud hole - a nice appearing back building. I would certainly like to see the corner built if we can get together with him, but like Dick, I feel it has to fit into the future." Williams: "I don't see any problem with parallel parking back there - you can parallel park on Franklin or the other street." , U Meridian City Hall ,5, Agenda 9 .Engineering Report: ~ ~a Agri 1 21; 1980 Gary Smith reported that there i, an addi': 35 feet for the sewer cot~ction project between Meadowview #L a~~c :;~e II Interceptor than he . had understoad there to be. N & K Construction had bid $4,212.50 and with a 10" dine. Smith felt this was a reasonable amount so he authorized H ~ K to make that connection by letter. Smith presented an invoice for some equipment for the sewer treatment plant, grant eligible, Pace Industries for a storage tianit $463.31, and work bench, $91,46. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Brewer that the bill from Pace Industries, sewer treat~,ent plant, in the amount of $92.26 be approved, Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Smith recommended payment of J-U-B Engineering Addendum No. 3, Agreement for Engineeri}r~g Jahich has to do with a cost of living increase'. This pertains to the original contract agreement-that was signed July 8, 1976, total. was $8,624.01. (Addendum No. 3 on file with these minutes.) There was discussion concerning additional services on design. The $7,711.38 for design services was questioned. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that Addendum No. 3, Aggreement for Engineering Services J-U-B Engineers, total additional costs $3,624.01 be tabled uYltil May 5th, 1980 meeting. Motion Carried:'.Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. The city attorney is to study-the additonal cost of the Engineer Agreement for J-U-B Engineers. agenda 10 Other business: It was reported that .a Soy Scout troop will be helping with a park project. Steve Barfuss is the troop leader. Mayor Glaisyer.announced '~+~neral services for Pamela K. Johnson who was an employee for' the ei;ty for t4 Months to be held April 22, 1980 at 1:00 p.m. Srewer extended a commendation to the Chief of Police Roger Sherwin and to every man in, his department for the professional and compassionate manner in which they condugted themselves durin°? the investigation of the city's tragic loss of Pam last Friday. Brewer stated that the co-ordination and co-operation with Ad=~~>County officials and all the people ;nvolved was commendable and as po'~ide commissioner, he found it rewarding to have such experienced persannel to handle a situation like this. Orton reported on the `Racing: Association°s restrictions on parking at the Speedway. He had ev~luate~° the Speedway during racing and the restricting of the area. ~~ ~©.rra:°~,~~~~ ,,,~,~ ~~~ , ~~: ~~g.,m two ( 2 } adult people i n the pit and parking area dur7na;the race dad been complied a~ith, There is an understanding that this 'would be a we~Pcly arrangement if allowed. Orton felt they had abided by all restrict:~ns, Kingsford reported that there is a.n arrangement with the school that they maintain the restrooms at; the tennis court during the school session and the city maintain du r7ng the summer.- This would involve cleaning and servicing. He had discussed this with public worPcs and sucgested the police department open and close. The mayor asked if there was any further business to come before the Council. Phil Harper asked if they would dive any farm of an answer upon Sheri Lynn Subdivision proposal 'of higher density. Mayor Glaisyer stated after consulting with the attorney, they could nov as a result of ®rdinan~~~#,3F7, a ~ Meridi ' Agenda 5 1'ty Hall .~. Myrrh 17 1QS2n Phil Harper - Doxo Properties Harper, one of the partners representing the Sheri Lynn Subdivision, north of Cherry Lane and east of Linder Rd, stated that he was present to request a change to the protective restrictions and covenants for Sheri Lynn Subdivision. Page 2, paragraph (c) Minimum Building Size ""not less than 1350 square feet". He requested "that this be changed, to read as a reduction on the low end of the 30% sq, footage which would be 9Q,5 sq. ft. due to interest rates, cost of building which makes it no longer economically feasible." Harper commented that a home that size would require an annual income of approximately $37,000 a year just to qualify fora VA loan. They are not interested in cutting the quality of the homes, they are asking to reach the same buyers at todays market. He again requested the change of Minimum Building Size in their covenants. The Mayor stated that there had been others-with this request and they have been taken under advisement until adoption of ordinances. Harper stated the delay proposes a drastic hardship financially. There was more discussion concerning quality homes and economic status for individual homes. The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Williams to take Phil Harper's request for Minimum Building Size change to Doxo Properties, Sheri Lynn Subdivision under advisement until .the Ordinances are complete. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea. Agenda 6 Hunter Estates - located off Linder Rd., north of Cherry Lane. Al Marsden was present to request a variance modification of fence setbacks, property line setbacks and ~ praperty line variance. ,~11 lots meet building setback requirements by Ordinance except for Lots 1 and l5, Block 1. Property line variance so that 5 feet of Lot 9, Block 3 to the owner of Lot 10, Block 3. Preliminary Plat was approved before they had the building designs. The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that Hunter Estates be granted variances for: Variation of setback on - Lot 15, Block 1, to 12 feet. Lot 1, Block 1, to 10 feet. Fence setback variance Lots 5, 6, 14 and 15, Block l Lot 2, Block 2 Lots l0 and 11, Block 3 Property line variance of 5 feet of Lot 9, Block 3 to the owner of Lot 10, Block 3 and those so marked on. file with City Clerk. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea. agenda 7 City Attorney Attorney Crookston reported that a Notice of Claim has been filed against the City on behalf of State Farm f4~utual Auto Insurance Co. as a result of their contract of insurance with Larry McLaughlin. The accident occured at the intersection of E. First and E. Fairview on November 3, 1979. (Notice of Claim filed with these minutes.) Crookston recommended that the claim be denied and stated that the streets are regulated by the Ada County Highway District. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the Notice of Claim, dated February. 26, 1980, regarding accident on north intersection, November 3, 1979, be denied. ~ • ;~ ? ~'=: ?~ €~~ o .~ ~;, ... -n ----- _". _ ._ ~ ,. ~". Me~^idian Cit Hall .6. .:June 1~, ~1979~ Agenda ~ Doxo Properties Final Plat - Sheri L n h ~; east of Linder Rd. Y n - Wort of Cherry Lane and Roy Johnson was present, representing. ~ ' ,~" Johnson stated that they would be changing street names for. this SubdiviSan ' 11 Agenda .8 s Agenda 9 as we as Meridian Park according; to the City's scheme. It is all single family dwellings. The Mayor called f r o comments from pepartment Heads.> Fire Chief Welker asked for change of fire hydrant from "south side of street to north side of street. No other comments. '.~~~ The Motion was made~'by Williams and seconded by Bodine that 0oxo Properties Final Plat -'Sheri L nn S bdi i ,.. y u v son be approved subject to the street name changes and approval of water-sewer Public Works Superintendent ' g .. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford,; yea; Brewer, yea. Bews & Smith Industrial Park Preliminary Plat - E. Pine Wayne Forrey, J-U-B Engineer, was present, representing. Forrey stated this proposal was deffered, subject to review of the covenants and adequate sewer s i ',~ erv ce. The Mayor called for comments. There were none. ' The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Brewer to accept.Beevs & Smith ' Industrial Park Preliminary Plat subje t t th 1 ~. ~, } , c o e 0-foot easement along;: .Locust. Grove and E. Pine for landscaping, and subject to review Qf City ~~ Engineer of adequate sewer lines. ~; Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea. ~ The 10-foot landscaping should be in the covenants. , ; Char-'lies Catering - 101 W. Pine ~; ~ '~` Charlene Smith restated this proposal and the difference-from a restaurant i ~'-+ Z. or cafe. They propose renovating and restoring the old home to use as 'a '' reception center and catering. The Historical Society is considering the ~. home for the National Register; as it is the only Queen Anne's Provincial Architecture in this City. The parking maped out is 22 spaces, the ~~" widening of Pine allowed parking of six cars. Neighboring parking is ~ 's` situated at side yards and should be no problem, and have a working ~~. - relationship with the neighbors, ~ , .Smith stated that they could provide maximum seating capacity of 6tl pevpi"e , ~~ and that their catering would involve a 20 minute "in and out" continuing on going trade with receptions. They do not need parking for 200 people. The School had given them permission to use the back part of schdol ' ' administration parking across the street (W. Pine). The Building Inspector had inspected the home and the letter of report :and recon~nendation is on file with these minutes. " ~'~ Williams stated his major concern is that if the City grants a Conditional Use. Permit, treat the City must be assured that the Building conforms te; the r - ~ '"" Uniform Building Code and Fire & Life Safety Codes. "We have and quligetion . , to enforce them." ~ ~ ~ =,~ Smith stated they are prepared to meet these Codes. } , Kingsford stated he had no objection if they meet all standards, ~~ Bodine stated he did not want to see this operation as a restaurant, ~ ~." ~; otherwise no objection. ,; Building Inspector Schoen stated that "deep-frying" would be a problem4~~Codes}, y` Smith .stated there would be none. Fire Chief Welker stated they must meet the Codes. ~-i- ~, " ~, ~ ~:~~~ idian Ci -- ~I~~ Hall •. -~- Williams read an opinion submitted by the City Attorney (see evidance), of the letter was discussed and clairified by Crookston. Welker stated he would like to study the letter. Williams inquired if the racers had a rehabilitation plan. a. ,~ There was discussion on decisions to be reached, appeals possible and actions that could` be instituted. No decision was reached. Bethaven (Preliminary Plot), Lee Stucker was present representing the request he stated~~~ ; it was approved by P&Z. It will be developed by stages not all at one time. _ Kingsford inquired if covanents were submitted, Stucker stated he had outlined a rough ~€' draft could be submitted. Ellsworth stated that possibly there should be another exit to the west. Stucker outlined the adjoining property to the west and ,didn't know what their plans were. Williams stated the City needs additional fire equipment and is concerned about fire protection. The proposal does not comply with minimum size for building. He didn't . feel confortable approving it at this time. Stucker replied on building sizes he felt there should be some smaller than.. 1350 sq. ft. Same people do not need or want 1350 sq. ft house. He explained. his position. Glaisyer stated the minimum square footage is an attempt to increase the quality of the'`; .housing. The community has a lot of houses that are 900 sq, feet or 1,000 sq. feet. The 1350 figure is to increase the quality of the housing. Stucker stated holding a small percent of their housing at .this size .doesn't 3eopardize . the City. It was discussed. Williams stated his concern for fire protection and the need for a station `and trucks. " ,~,,~e requested amenities before. approval. 'He felt the citizens now in the City should °; not have to pay for fire protection for the new homes. Kingsford agreed. F4~. / _._.... The Mayor~``requested a motion to table. It was discussed. Kingsford moved to table until a formula is developed to provide funds for fire protection seconded by Bodine. Stucker inquired if there was a time table for the study. Glaisyer stated it is b,~ing worked on. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea Williams Stated the restrictive covants should be submitted. Storey stated it is mandatory. ;Agenda 6 Taylor Subdivision, Bruce Stuart was present representing the request. Storey stated because of location he recommended the council approve it as C. Commercial.' Glaisyer moved to rezone the parcel to -C- commercial with design review by council before and building permit is issued. Seconded by Bodine. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea Agenda 7 Doxo Properties (Preliminary Plat) Wayne Forrey was present representing the request. r; The location was outlined. Access to other properties was discussed. ~~~ ,i~ °'~ ~ Ellsworth inquired why they didn't go straight thru. Forrey explained because of P&Z ~, recommendations. nuary 2, 1979 Interpertation ^ •• Meridian City Hall agenda 7 Williams read the comment sheet. ~n iary 2 1979 ~ Bodine pointed out there were no amenities to the City. Williams stated the same t e of yp questions applied to this subdivision as to Lee Stuckers,`~ r. Glaisyer moved to accept the preliminary plat on Doxo subdivision seconded by Kingsford. e Glaisyer, yes; Kingsford, yes; Williams, No; Bodine, No;. There being a tie vote the ~~ Mayor voted yes. ~~ Benda i 8 Motion to authorize City Clerk to borrow funds to pay obligations of construction projects (Water-Sewer). The Mayor outlined the need for the funds. .' Ellsworth outlined the cash flow, there is a request in to EDA for $174,000 it has Left settle. There is another request for $110,000 to EDA. EPA is retaining 10~ they have paid 80o Engineering preparing a letter for an additional 10~. They have reviewed the ordinance thier are two items they wanted added to the Ordinance. (1) A copy of how the user charge system was developed be on file with the City Clerk for public inspection. When the Ordinance is adopted it will generate 10~ about $350,000. The paper work should be completed this week. The City is looking at borrowing for about one month. EDA is about 83o complete treatment Plant is about 95% paid. The only large prodject left is Phase III, around $300,000. Bodine moved to authorize the City Clerk and Mayor to borrow fads for construction obligations up to 150.,OOcOseconded by Kingsford. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine,'yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea; '' enda 9 Rick Orton was present representing Tudor Engineering. He presented a statement of thee- "~ company qualification to inguage in Muncipal Engineering (see Evidance). He explained the Engineering agreement and work order billing process. The work would be done on a time and material base he recommended a portion of time each week where the engineer is located in City Hall and has appointed schedual to conduct city business. } The Mayor outlined the Engineering situation. City Engineer Ellsworth presented has report. - ~~ Boise River Outfall pump station change order, for $345 to lay blocks in a stock bond vs a running bond. Change order # 4 Boise, River outfall. Ellsworth recommended approval., Williams moved to a pproval change Order #4 Boise River Outfall Pump Station seconded by Glaisyer Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Boise River Outfall Schedule A pay estimate #8, for December, $11,983.62 the project is at 950, all they have left is a air release valve and line test. Ellsworth recommended'. approval. Glaisyer moved to allow Boise River Outfall Schedule A, pay estimate #8 for December`for . $11,983.62 be approved seconded by Bodine. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea; ~' Ellsworth stated the pay estimate could be with held for 30 days. Wastewater treatment Plant pay estimate #14 for December; for $4,319.04 to DVY Construction. ;~< Ellsworth recommended approval the project is 95o complete. Williams moved to allow pay estimate #14, December, for $4,319.04 seconded by Bodine. Motion 'passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer{ yea; Ellsworth stated there may be problem with meeting the completion date of Feb 2, 1979 they are going to send a letter. It looks doubtfull that they will meet the date. ~;. ~; ~t .' .r: g.;, C`~: ' II •• •• NOTICE OF HEARING PROPOSED ANNEXATION AND ZONING Notice is hereby given, .pursuant to the Ordinances of the City of Meridian and the Laws of the State of Idaho, that a hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Meridian will be held at the City Hall in the City of Meridian, at the hour of 8;00 p.m., on Monday, September 11, 1978, for the purpose of annexing and zoning the following described property. Any and all interested parties shall be heard at said hearing. That the property proposed for annexation and zoning is described as follows and is known as the DOXO PROPERTIES, which is proposed to be zoned °tA" Residential and is described as follows : A tract of ground in Lot 4 of Section 1, T. 3N.; Td.1W., Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more particularly described as follows; Commencing at a point on the section line which bears South 0°15'15" East 1,139.05 feet from the section corner common to Sections 1 and 2, T. 3N., R. 1W., B. M., and to Sections 35 and 36, T. 4N., fit. 1W., B.M., also said point being the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING: thence South 89°17' East 789.48 feet to a steel pin; thence South 0°26'West 226.98 feet to a-steel pin; thence North 89°20'30° West 786.70 feet to a point on the section line common to said Sections l and 2; thence North 0°15'55" West. along the section line 227.81 feet to the point of beginning, comprising .4.11 acres, more or less. DATED this 18th day of August, 1978. AMBROSE. FITZGERALD & CROOKSTON ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 929 EAST FIRST MERIDIAN. IDAHO 83842 ELEPHONE 888-4461 ~ ~ . . ~r~TSC~ ,op x~~~.R~[x~G ~RO~as~~ ArnvEx~~xe~rr ~ ~;~r~ar~c NQt~.cQ i$ k~erekay given, ~u~suant to the Ordinances of the City o f r~seridian. and. the . Lames af- .the Sete of Idaho. that ~. hearing bcFore the Pl~x~tning and ~ar~ing Cor~at~ass~.c~n ~£ th+e ~~.~~ oaf i~ieridian will. ?- -~ ~ac~.d at the City ~ta2l `:ire th® ~i~y of I~~~'ic~i4~~ , at the -hour of ~~ d ^4 Vim. , on N!ond8y, ~ept€~~~r ~'~ 1, ~.n~~i, for t;: Fux~pc~se Qf ann~~3zic~ and: xaning the fa].lawing, descrf~ad -prape~rt~:~ ~-Y and. all interest+~d parties sha~.l k~e heard at~ s~tf.~2 hostr3nr. That the ~rap~:rt1 ~rr~~o~~d for.ann~x4tion and zoning is described as` ft~l~.o~rs and is known as th€ 13®~D ~P~FERTIE~, wni~:~?. is prapas~d to be ~Qr~ed ."~1" Rcsidontia? sncl ~s descried, a~; ~t~1.7.ows : A ~r~.ct o~ ground in I,ot: 4 of Secti~-n 1, -m. 3~~. , _R,1ti~., ~oi$e ~ierid~;an, ~:da County, 'Ic~aho,~ ire garticu~.a~].y described as' fo~.lows Co~mencin+~ a~ a go3~nt an the s~ctic~xa line. which ~aea:rs Soe.~yt~'G~yO°15'1~~9~'(.~~a~stry,l~•,1q~~{9.+05 p~geeyt f~r'q~~ yt~hp `s~~etic~n ccrnl.~i c~J4~4i~ii LV t7 ~Y/t J. V.~i~.. ~ ,.aAdd L , .L • ..-.~L~B! , ~. SS.. ~ ~~p , _' B. PZ. , anr~ ~q Suctions 3a and 3&, ~', 4~~. ~ R. It~T.., ~3:M~ also said faint b~3.n~~ tn~ RkAL P!?I~`~"T ~~' BSGII~i INGa thence Soatfi S~'°37' mast -789.40 felt tea a steel p~.u; thence 5vuth` p°2f ~We~t: 226.'98 fe~~ to a° steel ~in_ thence ~~orth` 69°2Q'30° west 7~6,?0. feet to` a `paint cn . the ;sect~:an fine . Qon to said. Sections . l end ; 2=> thence ZiQrt~°~ ~?~x5.'55H Nest. s.long the ~ecti®r~ 1~~n~ 22T.~~. ,' < ; :feet' tc~ y~he , pa~.nt e~f begina~~.ng, coa~~rising "~ .1~~: aca~ne, ` D~T~D this ~.~th day of August, 178ro Oty Clerk _ ___ _ ___ • Meridian City Nall 3 October 2, 1978 _ (Cant'd ) Meadow View #2 (Preliminary Plat) ..Agenda , . 4 ' Jones stated. that they were planning 104fl as a'min~mum (g. ft.)._ Glaisyer restated the City requirement. He stated that he wanted to see something on landscaping and twa car garages. Jones stated that they would have garages but felt the Square footage was unr~eas~nable~ and inquired if it was a-l ow. :.Storey stated that it was a City policy..llpgrad~hg of Meridian housing was discussed and the feasibility to developers. `. Jones stated that the only prgb~em was with the square footage. The mattet~ of Meadow View #2 was. laved .aside: lgetlda 5, Crestwood Estate Centre Valley Councilman Glaisyer abstained from taking any action on this annexation. r Cl.ar.a Glenn was present representing Crestwood Estates. He outlined the boundary; of the Annexation. They are requesting "A" Residential. Williams inquired about density. Glenn stated that overall ;it is 4.2 with open space. ~i~ The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Grant `Kingsford to annex. . the 26.7 acre Crestwood Estate 'Centre-Valley as '',An Residential. Motion passed:' Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea. Glaisyer, abstained Benda 6 Doxo {Annexation) Larry dale was present re resent n DOXO. He o p g utlined the location. Less `than 5 acres; asked for A Residential; Services and utilities are provided. They will construct to City Codes and adjacent to dive Mile Drain . Glaisyer recommended that DOX~4 be annexed and zoned-`"A" Residential, seconded by Wiliiams~ Motion passed: Glaisyer, yea; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea. Qrdi'nance Number 332 was read ?ntitled: AN ORbINANCE ANNEXING AND ZONING CERTAIN' REAL PROPERl'Y WNICN IS bESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: APART OP'-THE NW l/4 NW 1./4 SECTION. 13. T. 3N.,`R, lW., B.M., AND A PART OF LOT 4, SECTIO(~ l,'T. 31V., R. lW., B.M. ~' ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, TO THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, WHICH P~OPERTY.IS ADJACENT AND CONTIGUOUS ~ TO TNT CITY'OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. , The Motion was made by-Richard Williams and seconded by Grant Kingsford that the ~~` r rules and provisions of 59-902 and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordinances ~ be read on three different days be diSpAnsed with and that Ordinance Number 332 ~ as read be passed and approved. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, abstain enda ` ~..` 7 Sunnybrook Farms #2 (Final Plat) ~ ,Gene 4Jrfght was present representing Sunnybrook Farm. I9 ~; ,; , The Mayor inquired if a'll contingencies from the Preliminary had been met. , `~' ,, Wright stated "yes, as far as he knows" Williams inquired if recreational easements had been granted. ~~ ~t~ ORDINANCE N0. 332 ~ ~, -` l~~ `'-`~~~"~ AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING'ANp ZONING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WNICN IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS,:.,. ~' A FART OF THE NW 1 /4 NW:1 /4, .SECTION 13 T. 3N. , R. 1 W. , B . M. , AND A PART OF ~.OT 4 SECTION 1, T. 3N:, R. lW., S.M., ADA 000NTY, IDAHO, TO THE CITY. OF MERTpIAN,.WHICH RROPERTY IS ApaACFNT AND CONT,IPUOUS TD THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, AQA COUNTY, IDAHO. WHEREAS, Tha.City.Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian, have concluded that it is in the. best interest of said'City to annex to said City certain'-coal property which is described as folJaws: CRESTWOQD ESTATES, CENTRE VA~:LFY A parcel of land"in the NW 1/~ NW 1/4, Section 13, T.:3N., R. 1W., B.M., more parl:icularly described as follows: Beginning at'the section. corner common to Sections 11, 12,'13 and 14; T. 3N., R. 1W., B.M., Ada County, - Idaho; thence S. 0°00'30" F,~,;471..16 feet along the sec iorr'line'between ,. ' '~ Sections 13 and l4 to~irhe point of intersection of the section line and the center line of Ten Mile Creek; thence along the center line`af Ten Mile 5,:50°00" E., 143.07 feet to a point;. hence_S. 49°00" E., 470,QOfeet-. to a point; thence S, 67°30' F,,.410.OQ feet to a poipt; thence S:: 72°00" E., ' 472.56 feet to a point, said point being the southwest corner of that 'parcel of land annexed into the City of June '4, 1973; thence-North. 1169.93 feet 'to ' a polnt.on the north section.-line of Sections l3 said paint layin~,N.-~i9° 49" W., 136Q33 Beet from the quarter corner common to;Sectians '~2 and ~3z thence along he section line-N. 89°49"W.,. 1290.88 feet to the P'QINT.OF BEGINNING. Containln9 26.7 acres.. Dpxo PROPERTIES ~~~ A tract of ground in Lat 4 of'Section 1, T. 3N., R. lW,., $.M.,~TAda C,aunty, ~~~ Idaho, more particularly described as follows: Commenting at a point on~,~ , the section line which pears `South 0°15.'.15" Fast 1,139Q5 feet from `the ~°-', ' .section corner common to: Sections '1 and 2, T. 3N., R. 1W.; 6~M., and ~to' Sections. 35 and 36, T. 4N,, R. 1W B.M.,:.also said point being the REAL POINT OF BFGINI~ING; thence South, 89°17' fast 789.48 feet to a steel pin; thence South 0°26''West 226.98 feet to a steel pin; thence North 89p2Q'.30" West 786.70 feet to a point on the section line commpn to said Sections 1 and 2; the~ice North>Op15'55" West along. he section line 227.81 feet to the point of ;beginning, camprising~4.11 acres, more or'less. NOI~ TH~RFFQRE, BE IT ORDAINEQ BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE ~ CITY OF-:MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO. Section l• That the aforementioned real property which is described as follows: CRESTWOQD ESTATES,..CENTRE VALLEY A parcel of land in the;IVW 1/4 NW 1/4, Section 13,`T. 3~., R` W., B.M., mare. particularly .described as follows: beginning at the section corner common to Sections l l , ~ 2, 13 and 1~4, T .31y„ R. ' 1 W. , B.M. , Ada County, Idaho;'thence'S 0°00"3Q" E,a:,:..471.16 feet albr-g,the section line between Sections 13 and 14 to the point of inteil^secton of the,'Section line and. the center line of Ten Mile Creek;;thence along the center line of Ten Mile S. 50°00' E. 143.07 feet to a paint; thence S, 49°00" E.~ 47f1.00 feet tp a point; thence S. 67°30' E., 410.gr7 feet to a.point; thence S.`72°00' E., ~17:.5G frc~~ 1~.~ ~-~ Uninl, ~;.a~~I ~~r~inkt~"~inc~ #,h"~ .~,ni~kkaw~~~-carn~r af~hr~~ parcel a~ land annexed. i~tto the Cl'ty of 1une'4, _14'!3; thence North 1169,93 feet to a point`on the'north'section line of`5ecton'13, said ~poirtt laying N. 89°49' W., 1360.33 feet from the quarter corner common to Sections l2' and 13; thence along the section line N. 89°49' W., 1290.88 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. _._.__ '`' Containing 26,7 acres. DOXO PROPERTIES A trar_t of ground in Lot 4 cif Section 1 T. 3N,,-R. 1W., $.M., Ada Caut~ty, tf~i'1~,I11~ hlui'c3 Fi.'tl'f.jc"1~~11'~,y~~~~+c. !'~~~r~~~''~1t~ f~i1l~?w CilllUll~lj4~1?",~~~ ~ n~1nt. ~Cl the section line which bears-'South Q°1.5'15'" East 1.,139.05 .feet from 'the section corner common to Sectians 1 and`2, T. 3N., R. 1W,,;B,M*, and to ,Sections 35 and 36, T, 4N., R, 1W,; $.M., also said paint being ,the. REAL .POINT OF:$EG1fVNING; thence South '89°17' East 789.48 feet to a steel pin; .,~ a i ~ ~a ~ ~ j ~ ~ "'i'~a~r~i4,~~n*'r +~.'k'"_h''~F"" ~!F ,^Y~~ ~ 1.,(Y. .y~. J ./1 .w_... _-,,.. . ~ `~ T~ ~~ ~ ~~~.. ~~ `6.~ L. ~d ~~f ~~ ~ i dian Planning and Zpning Commission 2 June that Hudson-Mitich Annexati,pn have some type of obstruction that would preve entry other than the three designated points originally agreed to in the Annexation proceeding previously. (Map designating parcel on file with thesE minutes) Also, that buffering should be put in upon demand. Chairman Sharp called for public comment. Rick Orton Stated that he Would not comment on policy matters, but as a procedural point of view, he recommended that to switch from commercial zone to conditional use permit Mitich $hou1d bring forward a site plan a~hich would include the paved area, parking lots, etc. Minch stated-that he is planning to sell this home, but with a limited office. It was the feeling of the commission that. they did not want a commercial zoning, but a conditional use for limited office. The Motion was made by Mitchell and seconded by Pipkin to table Mitich Rezone request for 1625 W. Pine. Moti®n Carried: A11 yea. enda 3 Phil Harper - Sheri-Lynn. Subdivision input - Doxo Annexation, north of Cherry lane, east of Linder. - -- Roy Johnson represented Phil Harper and displayed a concept plan of Sheri-Lynn Subdivision. Johnson stated, "the original plat consisted of 16 lots, basically 70 to. 80 feet, filed covenants require a minimum of -1,350 sq. ft. Proposed changes are 0' lot lines, lots 40 to 50 feet wide, 26 lots, 1,100 sq. ft. homes higher density, but a nicer home for the same dollars. There would be about a 50% increase in the tax base for the same subdivision." Johnson stated that they (Harper and Johnson) would like to get the commission's feelings on this concept. ,. Density was discussed. Originally the subdivision was 4.11, now is 6 1/2 lots per acre. Streets are already dedicated. Minimum sq, ft. would be 1,100. Harper explained that the "Legend" on the map does not apply. Johnson stated,.:.w:"they are looking for 0' lot line concept, or 26 lots from 16. The new lots will be 45 X 100 feet., There would be a court yard effect. Usually the people that buy these do not have children or a lot of storage apparatus. Meridian Park Subdivision is to the south of Sheri-Lynn and construction has started on:the streets today. Their contract is to build the entire thing so they need to make the decision whether they are going to stop construction on Sheri-Lynn, separate it out and go back so that they can present a preliminary, go through the hearing and then come back and do this thing later. Sewer and water services have to be changed and added." Sharp explained the commission must keep in mind that there is a moritorium on replatting plats and the new ordinances are not completed. There was discussion concerning area for this. type of development, the quality, aesthetics, covenant control, no adjoining stubs. or shared walls. Pipkin stated the term "highest and best use" is not necessarily the highest density or the most return for the dollar. Sharp stated in all fairness to the commission or the council, they cannot give a commitment until the ordinance development. Tewksbury stated that the sq. footage does not bother him, however, they (Johnson and Warper) are going en the assumptions that may or may not come true. There are 26 living units in a small area and the tax base being to the .good of the city. Johnson stated that people dp not buy this type of home with children, giving the Plantation patio homes as an ex4mple. There were no committments or other comments at this time. __.-. - -- P . l Se tember 19 19 d Meridian P1ann3-n & Zon3n c;ozuwX~sidi~_~Ietuber, UU~r t;l-ar~ at tist~~ l•.rl~ '~reeti~ng called to ~urdar by • furl f'ipkin; Lee Mitchell; Annette-Hinrichs, Members. present: Don .Sharp, Rick arton 'Har'vey -Gus; Rick Jim Rees; Roger Jones; Hor'~tce Smith 0.J• Bothne; Tiouglas Others present: gvan.Chambers; $ett~ Tub-l3' R B. Glenn; Owen Frost; Tlzt~rbery Sale; Les Ankerlman • Stamens ~;arry Janet Wilder; ~idward Creven; Herald Cox; Ray Wilder; John Swertc; 1'at Joy -item , i Grestwvod Estates-COntre Va11ey Anp.e~cationt acres a of 26.7. .B Glenn for Crestwood Estates stated vei with theltotal ix~glegfami].y re- R high density 1e , siden.tial with',a fad-rly n,sstioi~d the Co~neeidn nti~ht haves. Glenn stated lt+a would answer. e~rty q Don Sharp asked for ' public. comment ~ ' , d that he thought that this fits the i'lanning-and ~otcning's ..Rick Orton state plats. recommend to Annette Hinrichs taade a motion that the Y'1,anning -and Zonning '~.~, acceptance of: the annex;atdn of'Crestwood Estates. -Don Sharp the-City Counc - n. seconded-the mono _ Motiatr passed: All yeas ~~ its ~ o erties Annexation ~ Daxo pr p the request. It will be "A"'res3.dential Larry Sales was present to represent and.. will be provided ,by City services''and utilities, and wi11 be de- zoning regulations snd policies. veloped; in accordance with the City ub13c comment. Don Sharp cs.lled for co'mment~ ft'am the Commission and far p .~nnette Hinrichs inquired if any df the pro'~erty was an the 5 Mile drain. s stated that the .5 Mile Creek Draiin passes through t'he front of :,Larry. Sale the property... Bt1t1 p,~-pk~.n that the The motion-was made by Lee Mitchell and seconded by ecammend the ` unifcexatian of Doxo .:properties, a~ ~~A~i residential. Cammission r Motion passed All yea. Item ~ Terra Subdivison Ter~'a S>ibdivisivn. He stated that there Rick Thurber was present representing e would. be about 27l of are several ~--plexes in the area. ,-'The ground coverag of 9,000 square feet each, the area. Thurber alsa stated tinitstheHe stated.lthat there would be amp,-Q off an which they wish to build 24 street parking, w~.th ~ spaces provided for each tennant. He stated that it would Don Sharp commented on the problem df the high,.density. density. ~~ Sharp alga stated that in the Comprehensive Plan the high. be 15. area has a range of 8 to 15, dnd it was the intent in them ideeba.sicallylother of the 8 to 15 density were those that p that those that g amenities to the .City. d.that 73% of the area wduld be common .area, and there would be room Thurber state e also stated that it i fdr the peop~e',in the ui~ite.~ ~ in aril with ample I for a tot tat or something eating,raith landsCap g~ i5 their intent to make the units very app ~ off street parkiztg: I ii <. - .. -