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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTemp ClubHouse Conditional Use PermitNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Ordinances of the City of Meridian and the that a hearing laws of the State of Idaho, and Zoning will be held before theoflMeridgan at the City Commission of the City Hall in the City of Meridian, at the hour of 1982 and before 8:00 P.M., on the 8th of March, the City Council on theof5~eridian,cat the2 at the City Ball, City ranting hour of 7:30 P.M., for the purpose of g a variance and issuing a Conditional Use Permit to Wallace Lovan dba Cherry Lane Recreation, Inc. for the purpose of placing a temporary mobile building facility at 2070 Interlachen Way to be used for the Club House until a permanent facility can be completed upon the premises. Any and all parheduledthearinghall be heard at the above sc LaWana L. Niemann City Clerk February 17, 24 4 HU13 OF TREASURE VALLF.I' A Good Place to Live OFFICIALS C1 ®~r ®~ ~~~i iAWANA L. NIEMANN, Clty Clerk 1 1. 8 1~1~ L `~ A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer RICHARD D. NICHOLS, Chief of Pollce 728 Meridian Street BRUCE D. STUART, water works supt. MERIDIAN, IDAHO JOHN O. FITZGERALD, Attorney 83642 ROGER WELKER, Flre Chief EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt. Phone 888-4433 JOSEPH L. GLAISYER Mayor March 1, 19II2 Leavitt NuPacific 2611 S.W. 3rd Avenue Suite 303 Portland, Oregon 97202 Attention: Ed Borst Jr. Dear Sir: COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F. ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE C. HINRICHS Chairman Zoning 8 Plannlnp Mr. Wallace Lovan has presented an application to the City of Meridian for a Conditional Use Permit. The permit is for an occupancy of a Mobile Nome on property located ad~ jacent to Cherry Lane Golf Course. As a result of Mr. Lovan's vacating the present Golf Club facility, the City will sign the petition as in favor of grant- ins the Conditional Use Perini±. Best r ads, ~' Josep Glaisyer, MAYQR CITY, ~1ERIDIAN, IDAHO JLG:In pc: Mayor and Council Wallace Lovan File t i tl ,~ ~ G' HUB OF TREASURE L'ALLF_I" A Good Place to Live OFFICIALS (I ®~V ®~ ~ T~~ ~ W WANA L. NIEMANN, Clty Clerk LA ~J Y A ~j Jba L d .~ A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer RICHARD D. NICHOLS, Chlef of Pollce 728 Meridian Street BRUCE D, STUART, water works supt. M1=:RIDIAN IDAHO JOHN 0. FITZGERALD, Attorney , 83642 ROGER WELKER, FlreChief EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt. Phone 888-4433 JOSEPH L. GLAISYER Mayor March 2, 1982 SUBJECT: TEMPORARY CLUB HOUSE, CHERRY LANE RECREATION INC. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL F3HEwrR RICHARD F. OHTGN, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE C. HINRICHS Chairman Zoning & Plannlnp Attached is a photo copy of a letter mailed to Mr. Ed Borst Jr. from Mayor Joseph L. Glaisyer concerning the approval in behalf of the City of Meridian for a Conditional Use Permit proposal present by h1r. Wallace Lovan. Specific information and particular description is on file with the City Clerk at City Hall, 728 Meridian Street, Meridian, Idaho. Dated this 2nd Day of Marci, 1982 ~ ~__._ J~ La na L. Niema n C ty Clerk _ e s '' i ~. s`n'~ a; ~ .,~,-~ _ .. ; .. „, ~ .':~' _ --',.~ `~1~.~,~ `" ri - - ,Naar "~C;3~~.~i...,`,.:...,.,. ,......, ..,.~..,.....~. ~: March 8, 1982 Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission City of Meridian Meridian, Idaho ear Sir: l~~r. Wally Lovan has made presentations to the Cherry Lane Village r~omeowners AssociatYOn Board of directors a,nd to the general membership concerning his need for a temporary club house. As homeowners, our organization sees the Cherry Lane Goff Course as an asset to our development and to our community. We are interested in its growth and prosperity. At its general meeting of March 2, 1982., the members of our organization voted that we write to the City Council endorsing a conditional use permit for a mobdle home golf club house on the land north of the present Cherry Lane Golf Club. We recommend this permit be limited in time until the second nine holes and utilities and road axe available at .the desig- nated planned club house area. Sincerely, -c~-r~~ ohn E. Bielenberg (~ ecretary TRA"lSh1ITTP,L DATE: 1982 March 2 ~4ERIDIAN_PLANNI'l~ AtdD !U:"diNS ~[~ ~~er~a~an ~t. ,_ _____ CONDITIONAL USE PERMI~2ridiar~, ID 8362 Don Sham RE~IUEST: ~~~~)~~~~R~~~XXXXXXXX~~~~~~~XX~((A4f~RXI{%XXXX~('RXX VAP,IANCE OF COQES AND ORDINANCES F1 _~~t~e H-inric'r,s _ For: Wa11,ace Lo,v~n_.dba-_CN~ERRY_LAiIE_RECREAT_ID11-_LN~.---. ,i:;-~,n ~~ o;i Eddy ^l~ar~ f ts~_!rl P~pi,rn ;~hici~, if apnrove~i, co~.,~~~1 al~l;~r~: _Tempor~ry. Clubhouse -_ L~_4 Piitch~~ll Plobile facility at 2070 Interlachen in proximity of future planned_clubhouse-Variance from.h;obile--Ord:- - - B~_~; Sp~~~~~~r . J, ~~~h Gl ~ y, t Th pr~o~~~rty i,, loca~ :'~:_20.70_Interlack~en_Way _. __. _ ____ Ronald Tolsma' _ CHERRY LANE VILLAGE GOLE 000RSE,_MERID.IAN,_I_D___ ;~, t Kip ;r~~~,! ' -t ~~~. ~ cr r _,~~ ,fi '~1, ,~ t~,~~~ i ~~ ~~ P ~ E;~ U~r.~ St!~~~~r't ~~~ 'i'?Tti f~''D f ~l"~ ,~,'; ~ ~ 1!1;-;: `~ ~~~~~~ ~3~~ v, ~r ji ~ li~~~, 'i', p F , .' ; E. ~ :- ~ - ~ L F I _ 0 ~~ .u.'Q.tZ ~EZCwY.v1 ~j1 r Q/ C..vw~x- ~ ~ v i ~ t~t V /~ ~ ~(/~~~ a ~` ~ 7 l ~~., .:cam-- ~, ~, . ~ 1 ', ~ ~ r ~.' ~/hy " ` ~i ' ~ i ~ Sc i~ o ~:;': D i s t r i c:r. ~/~ ~ ~ J~/~ ~ ~~~.o~d-e" h~,., idia~: f'o~l. O~i'ice (Pr eli~~i. ~ Final F'la" O;ply) ~G~+t-~ i p ~ ~ o-+~ Q ~ ,~,~.l~i Cou>>ty High~~~,ay District AI~I~N: SUB. REVIEW OFE1~_E; .~ ic~ C q f /~// "~4' A~'a Plarr,i ; As:ocia~_i~~n Att: Harvey Gross 1~ ~~r ~° _ _ Cer~~tral District Health Oept. ~~o...,~,~~a,-e_ /'`-~"'"--~ o'"`°'` _ __ Na~r,~a-.t,?eridian Irrigation District ,_ ~ ~~ c~o~-O ~ ~~ Ni~~I~E : To ir~~ur~ that your cor~~~nents and recor~!~nendations will be c~n~~sid~rLd by the Planning and Zor;ing Comr~~issjon_or~City Couric~il, may we have your answer by March 8th or~March 12th, 1982 ~ ~~ or ca~l~~~`ity'~.Clerk 888-2812 ~ ~ ~ rleridian Fl annin ~~ and ZQning ,.,., . , Meridian, ID 83642 Add additi al sheets as necessary x ~ ' r ~ ~. TRANSf~11I (AL DAME: ___ hl~_---_ ----__~_~_-_ ~ ian, ID 83642 _1arch 2, 1982 f'Itk1U1NN ICONIDITIONALJUSE-IiPIERMI~L''~idii lul~ll JL• Don SharE, REDIIEST: ~xryl-XX~~~XXXXXXXXXXX~RX'XXRXX~R~I~XXXXI(XX~('RXX.__. VARIANICE OF CODES AND QRUINANCES _ Ai~n~tte Hinrichs For: Wallace_ Lovan_ dba CHERRY LANE RECREATION I~IC-._ ___ wflll Torsi Eddy ~~ "lame -- ~ f BAR 3 X982 Burl Pipf;in ~ 41Vrich, if annrowe<<, could allon:_Tempo_rary__C]ubhouse___ _ Le~c ~"itcholl Plobile facility at 2070 Interlachen in proximity of future... 1_anned Bob S~~:~7cF~r i ~ p club_hguse_Varaance-.from- Mobile- Ord.- -.---- f -- r~~~f~h Glaisyer ~ T17e 17ro~:crty i~'~, ~locatf°~~:_~-0.70 Interlachen-Way---__ - __-.-- J~ _ Ronald Tolsma CHERRY f;'ANE VILLAGE GOLF 000ESE, MERID_IAN,ID __ fr:;~~t King~,iord ~r~ C0~!h~Fl~lt~ OY lc~,"nl'i Pp~l.jE.i ~~`i5 df~'~1~ t'ilS YeQ~I~St Fi~l n,- ~,~~ ~;rr~r~ w711 }~~.~ p~~~~~c~~t~~ 1 t~.~ ti~~~ f!r_. ~~~':n °l~~ ~';7~ and Zirn~- Rlik~l'ili~-; ~ if"I~ ~G'r's~'i~51011. DI"u~.r` Sf~iriv~t ~ •-r rnlr ~ ~•I ...n - r Cr)f'1~4 ~1Tti ,r~ .i f; ;!JP;~~~f~~.,.i 1!?;~": Da e:3/s/8rt-- Vl~i n~,;~~tr S~ i~, is ~ ~' P,nn Kiel. ~~rt ~ ye~'F ADA Cov"/~y~ ~IfNaJAy b/,57~LlCy,~ECoMMCNaS f'ul icy: TN97 THE AP~~/ caN7 3Cl ikFaai~nEr~ THAT Rig ,'~.~r 1~,~ 1 ke~• Gt~ry SG i ti~, Fn;~in~, r ~ IA/1E'K LACNE'k~' W`'AY' 1S A COGLEC~O/L S~dEE> - Fa~:l 4;ar! ~ pn/O /ls r~E~PF7~ugy~oJ~ To 7NE ~/e~1~1 M.ava6 C i f.y F~,!.tUr1r.y fv7u2E DErYe~0~n4~~S 70 . N¢CeSSAny Ta Se~v~ _ f''..~~iciian 5chonl District. THE Noa7N• ND p&~t,N A~4/ g'M 7 .Snw t Ada ~S a ~t- f~i~~;~ idian Post Ofrice (Prel~ira. &~ Final flat Only) Ad,.r County fligf7ti•;ay DistrictoATT~,fJ: SUB. REVIEW OFFICE o6S1AVG•~~n~s SNev~O BE pt~c~D cv~7NrN T^~~ ~- _ Ada Planni~~,; Associati~~n Att: ~ Flarvey Gross P;~ECCV~E T~~ ~Fv>v~E e~~s~ow Central District Health Dept. AcIG~uMe=y7 To __ _ Na,~,~a~~P•lcridian Irrigation District QF fHE Coc.[.¢c9e,~, S'~~t~y' NOTE: To insurn that your com~r~ents and reccir~mendations -~rill be ~,~,A-L G' cousidereJ by the Planning and Zpninq Comnris~i,nn fit'-City Council, may we have your answer by _March.8th~or March 12th, 1982 7~~~ or ca~1 City. Clerk_888-2812._,;_ Pleridia.n Plann+ing and Zoning ;..---•~ 128 Ill.i 1117 ui7 S4~ .. ~~ '.;~ ' ~ Meridian, ID 83642 Add additional sheets as necessary i _ . .. ,. . . - - - . y , ,~ ^;l ___. _ .. TRANSMITTAL DATE: Don Sharp (/ ?.n~~?tte Hinricrc~ (/J~,~~,'r~~~ Toc~~ Eddy SUFI Pipkln __l/Le~a h1 i tch~~l l Bub Soe~~cer Jc,ep'~~ Glaisye;- _ /~ Ronald Tol sma I~Gr:~;~t Kinci~ ~ori Q' i1 0~~'=.le~' .~;. /~ Brine St~iart ~'_ , J:~~ r,:m Sr:n:: ~n A~~~ri f~ie`,'r't ~/ P~ 1 i ~~' ~. - _ ~ Ga ry _~ Earl City ;e ~. ~ ~, r ,_ ~:~r' Sn iti~ Engin ~~ ~~ur~, t~. orr,ey ~~,::; idian School District. Meridian Post Office (Prelim. ~ Fina1 Plat Only) _~ Ada Couc•~ty Fligi~~•day District ATTN: SUB. REVIEW OFFICE __ Ada Planr~ir,~ Associati;~n Att: Flarvey Gross Central District Health Dept; ~'Clr°~,~z~!/ Namt~a-Peridian Irrigation District NOTE: To insure that your comments and recor~mendations will be considered by the Planning and Zoning Corur?issign ~r Cit,Y -- Council, may we have your answer by March 8th or March-12th, 1982 or-ea~"~~~•Cy-Clerk 888-2812 Meridian Planning acid Z>~ning' - - 728.Meridiari St,~ .:. . Meridian, ID 83642 - - ~- -- - - -~ - rF+. P1arch 2_, 1982 _ MERIDIAN_PLAhlP1I~~aG AND ZO"JINO~ 728 Meridian St, ~~ ~ CONDITIONAL USE PERMI~'eridian, ID • 83642 REQUEST: ~~~~X~~X~~XJi~XXXXXX~~~~R~XX~Ji~(~XXXXXXXXT(~ VARIANCE OF CODES AND ORDINANCES For: _Wallace Lovan__~ba_CHERRY..LANE_REOREATION-SIN Nan,2 4J~iich, if at~nrove~l, could al loc~,~:~~o~ar,~Clubho~~ Plobile facility at 2070 Interlachen in proximity o future _p_1_anned_c_1_ubhpuse-.Varaa~ce--f-r-0m-~lobi 1 e-Ord-: Thy pro~~erty i~ locate-:~07~-Irtera~oTien-Way----- _ CHERRY LANE_VILLAGE GOLF CO_U_RSE, MERIDIAN,-I P,~~ c:,~,~~~:ei~ts ~! r: ~~»~~~ec a.~t ~~; ab~_~~~: this ~en~~~e~t L w7 ~ ~ L'_, o~ ~J_ , =,d L~~ tfi~ ~ I ~<< 11 Plu '~i a- ~nn- i~~;~ Co,~:~~.~!issic~r~. C(i~~1~~ ~:'iTS A"ID R~ ~u'" ~~ ND~; i Ili,' Sewer Available 139 ft. North of MH 13-7 ( End of Pavement) E.'~. Add additional sheets as necessary Date:. TRANSPIITTAL DATE: Don Sharp l/ An~~ette Hinrichs (/J~hn Tom Eddy ~url Pipkin LiLe~ Mitchell _~ b Spencer _ ~ Jo;eph Glaisye7~~ // Ronald Tolsma Grant Kings Ford _~/ Bi 11 Br~~4ver _v_ RidcOrton ~/ Bruce Stuart Vernon Scho,~n Ann Kieu~~rt f/ Police f/ Roger, Wcl ker Gary Smith, Enginc~~r Earl Ward __(/ City Attorney M~~rid~ian School District _ _ _ Meridian Post Office (Prelim. & Final Plat Only) _~ Ada County Highway District ATTN: SUB. REVIEW OFFICE: __ _ Ada Plannir;,a Association Att: Flarvey Gross __~Central District Health Dept. C~ti~!/ Nampa~I4eridian Irrigation Distr°ict NOTE: y To insure that your comments and recommendations will be considered by the Planning and Zoning C4m~issi©n or City Council, may we have your answer by March 8th or M~r`ch 12th, 1982 or ca~7"~`ty-Clerk 888-2812 Meridian Planning and Zoning 128 Meridian St. Meridian, ID 83642 h1arch 2,_1982 _ MERIDIAN PLANP~dI'~dG AP!D ZONING. 728 Meridian St. CONDITIONAL USE PERMI~eridian, ID 83642 RE'1UEST: ~~X>X1irXX~X~NXXXXXXXXX>~~~~~~XX~X~~XXXXXXXX~( VARIANCE OF CODES ANp ORpINANCES For:__Wallace_Lo_r~~n~a-CHER)3Y_LA~RF__C__RFAT~~~ Name Which, if annrovec!, could allot-r: Temtiorarv~lubhau .e__ Mobile facility at 2070 Interlachen in proximity of future ~lanned_cl_ubhouse_~~r~aac~-f~-or~~lo~-i~-e-f3rd• ___ The property i~ locatE:J:~07D-Interla~h€r~-4day------ - _ _ _ CHERRY LANE_VILLAGE GOLF 000RSEz MERIDIAN, ID Any comments or re~.rnni~~endati~ns about this request will be presented to the Plerid!an Planning and Zon- inn, Commission. COMMENTS AND R'tCOMMENDATIO>>1S: Add additional sheets as necessary Date: __ ~, , C_.'_'Y OT' M~I~TTIT_'~?~ t'lrar'T.'_~'r'~mIC`_V r'C'? ,'1 r"l~r,~~,"'I~+''•'i1:~~ '.~'~~ 1''-, _.af.._.. Wallace Lovan NA1~: ~6a Cherry Lane Recreation ~1Cre __T '--'l'--~"~<' 888-4080 A~ ,DRESS . 2040 Int~rl ~chen Wav Meri dj an , I D 83642__ _______ GENERAL LOCATION: On unplatted ground owned by Jim Fu11er (see attached enclosure) DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED CONDITIONAL UsL: Temporary Club House of Cherry Lane Golf Course until such time as road and utilities are available at finished ZONING CLASSIFICATION: "A" PLAN: A plan of the proposed site +_'or the conditions.'. use show iris the_ocation of all buildings, narking and loading areas, traffic access and traffic circu- lation, open spaces, landscaping, re{use and service areas, utilities, signs and yards. ;,. .~ LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBL_C HEARrNr Pursuant to established procedure, NOTIC,!? I5 FfERF~RY GIVL;?Q that + lie Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission will hold ;~ !public 1lc~srinc~ .i,+ F.}ie Meridian City Full. on March 8, 1982 at 8;00 P.M. __ and March 15th, 1982 Meridian City Council 7:30 P,M, ____ The purpose of the Hearing is to consider a ~:ONDITIONAL ~5'~ PFh^~'T'L' ;,~.!bmitted by Wallas Invan dha CHERRY LANE RECREATIQN;o~N~h~: proy~er*y genera]_ly described as located at, ~?C79 ~~erlr3PhPn way. to b~. lid as Telalp.o~a_r~_011,~b_House SUBDIVISION CHERRY LgNE VILLAGE UNPLATTED BJocx_ _ ;.u'r NUh~r'a~ To Conditional Use Permit for pl aci nq a tem_porarY Mobi 1 e_ faci_1_i ~__for C1 ubhouse and Variance from City Mobile Ordinance and City Codes. ~~~ -, f -.,....._~ F` ~,~ ;may `L i = ~ ' _O.H.C OPT. SHOWER BATH W e ~ ~~ IATH KITCHEN ~ ~ Q STORAGE rua i ` RE . _ ~ O.H.C. OPT. CHEST ~ N O U ~ .nI OFFICE ~ CLUB HOUSE ~JD PRO SHOP 0 U TYPICAL UIJIT AND INSTALLATIO'V OF PROPOSED TEMPORARY CLUB HOUSE APPROXIMATELY 1200 sq ft _~ ~~_~ ~_n Pn' k. \ 1 .. 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FITZGERALD, Attorney 83642 tiOGER WELKER, Flre Chlef EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt. Phone 888-4433 JOSEPH L. GLAISYER Mayor March 1, 1982 Leavitt NuPacific 2611 S.W. 3rd Avenue Suite 303 Portland, Qregon 97202 Attention: Ed Borst Jr. Dear Sir: COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F. ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE C. HINRICHS Chairman Zoning d Planning Mr. Wallace Lovan has presented a.n application to the City of Meridian for a Conditional Use Permit. The permit is for an occupancy of a Mobile Nome on property located ad- jacent to Cherry Lane Golf Course. As a result of Mr. Lovanls vacating the present Golf Club facility, the City will sign the petition as in favor of grant- ing the Conditional Use Permit. Best r ads, `" Josep~. Glaisyer, MAYOR CITY MERIDIAN, IDAHO JLG:In pc: Mayor and Council Wallace Lovan File ~~ ,~~ L 1____ ul.,_ 1 ~/ i ;~ -. TYPICAL U[1IT A:VD I~fSTALLATIO'V CF PROPOSED TEMPORARY CLUB HOUSE APPROXIr~ATELY 1200 s~ ft ~n - J9 _. _ , ,~ _ _..._..' i n~5~ ~' ~, ,r~" ! ~ ~i ~ / ~` .l yr J`J Vyl (,./~iC,)O~~ ~pJ I vO\v ~A ~,.."~~~ ~s~ 1 ~ ~^ ~ ~~ . ~ ?. v r ~ ~` -. t~.r ~ A~ '~~`~'~ r~' ~~ ~ ' '~ ~ ,, '~, 0~1' ~ 0 ~ ~ ~, .... ~ ~ p ,~~'' ~ L r / ~ ` `I l{ ~ ~ ~ Iv i ~ ' J ., , r 1 f ~, ~ tl%~~ r.l p ~~ J ~l).~, ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ :i.a ~11_~{ ~~ ~r~ ~-a ~~' ~~ ~~ l~~ ~ ~ .~~ d u ~.. - - ~ ~ (n r ~n C~ ~ ~ t ~T ' ~ ~ ~~'~ ~ n A V ~~ c ~i ~ ~ .L.i~ ~ ~~ ~ Y 11 l,_. ., ~~, ~, 1F>"°`%~; ~°~'~~`~1/ a,~~ ~ ~~~~ E U2 S~'dll4 RND ~ P0~~~0~~ OF ~~~~~ S~ U~, ~ 1~+" ~ ter, l~ / ~ ~ 7 zz r ' ~ 'a• i \ ~' ~~~ C~ ~ ~ ~ ~O n ~ '~ ~,/, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~=~ ~, r 2~ ~o G~`~O~ri ~ ~!~ 10 R S (` 0 100 _ ~_.~_ _ _ ' ~'~.ra~.zx±~ ~~ .~. ~( ` ~. FU41 ~.. , .. •}~ p. ~ ~~; ! SCALE !N .~ f,, - \ _ .. x ~ .:~~t_.... ~. :~ . ia. <,~"s 5. ~ _. Y,yYq, C ''r'.~~ ..: ~~'~ s ,k '~ t c ~ ~~~t~ i"^!`~"'", TRA"JS~'IT~TAL DATE; March 2, 1982 D~~n Sharp Y,-_ _. 1~1~~'~~~tt° Hlllr'~iChS Join Teri Edify f>rr] .'.pklii Lc,~; ~', i tcir2] 1 E',~_~'~ Sp~~nt~~r Ronald Tolsma Gr~.;~~t ~:in~~~io!~f ~,-' ] R] is ~ _ ,; [;~i.iCF~ St'i~'r't~ ; C n. I .,,t r,,,:i fir F'v] lLt r r°,~ ~ . ; ~.~~ Gary Srit.~~~, Erin ~. L, ~ , ',,':; ... C~ ty ~.!.t:,u~1liy' ~'_, i~iian Jch~n] Dis~r~ici h'~_,°idi~;l I'o~t Ofiice (Prelim. & Fi~ra] f'1at Orly) /;~iti~ Courty Fligir~d3y District A~1Ti'~J: SUB. REVIEW OFf 1!_f: _ _ Ada Plar,r;i~~; Associati„~r P;tt: Harvey Oross _ _ Ce~~tral District Health Dept, _ _ _ Na~~~,~la-P1ridian Irrigation District NOTE: To insure that your conrir~er~ts and recorrr~e~~dations wi11 be co~~sidered by the Planning and Zgr~ring Comni,issi,on ~r Ci]:y Cour~c~i 1, may we have your ansorer by Mar_ckr 8th ~ or ~Mai"~eh 12th, 1982 -~ ~ or earl ->ity~Clerk 888-2812 Peridian Planning and ~orling - - ,~, , 1~~~ iici IUi4u tee. Meridian, ID 83642 MERIDIAN PLAPIPJI~Jf AND ZO~lINO 728 Meri ran St. COONDITIONAL USEyPERMI~eridiar~, ID 83F~?2p RE~IUEST : 79~~}~~~~~~~~XX~P~1~1~~~~~iXX~~~~~~xX~1~X~- VARIANGE OF COOS AND QRpINANCES For. Wa_llace_Lovan_dba.._CHI=RRY LANE_RECRFAT_ION__I~IC..___ "J,~.rn 4Ji~ich, if annrov;-,', cn~.i]d a]l~:":_T.Qmpgr~r_y_ ~lubhau~~e _ P1obile facility at 2070 Interlachen in proximity of future planned clubhquse-Variance from-Mobi-le-Ord:- -- TI,~ n~~o~crty i~, locate., _2-0-70-~I-nterlac-herr-Way- _~- - -- CHERRY LANE VILLAGE GOLF COURSE,_MERIDIAN,_ID __ ,. - f ~. • t ~ .q C6: ~SiC~ll, ~ r F ~n - Add additional sheets as necessary ~~~ ~f _ _ _ _ , .. ___. _.v _ ,, . , ., _ - ,, ~-` - .. ... - . - ~_ ' ~ .C • • . • .. r:~1 1 ~ f ., vr'w'Y 0. ?~?^T^'~1'~? A~~~L'C71'_''..''.~' ~'!'"r ;~ Cr~`~nT "_~)ti'T~.: ~.__. 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"~ - " „ .~ ~- c ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ i i 1L..; `,; `,,~~`, ~~ j~i,,~ o ~ Q4 ,~ ' r ~ 1. ~ ~i~~~~ a u.d ~ ,')~~ ~ ~. a"~~ ~r~s-~ ~~~ / ~ ~ it ~, ' ' ~.'} `' t ,~'~~ pG ~~ ,0~2't A Phi ~ T i ~ N ~ ~ i FI ~. . ~`)~ r,; ~~~~"°`'`-t~~4 ~,~ `~0~ w`~ ~~~`~~ ~"~'l/4 ~,NO ~ PORTIuN OF T~!~ SE;l4, r ~ /< < ~a c~ E112 S+ , ~ ~ -~ 4 / > (~ 7 p ~j ~.~., V,, ~ ~ cD, ;a~ri ~ ~ St~T~~' ~~ I ~~ ~ it ~~li~) U ~ ~~ ~ ~~ i ~~ ~~~'~ ,~~" ~y~~) ~ ~1DA CC~l.1NT ~ 1DAHC~ 5~~ ,,i ~~Cj /\~) +b ~, '_~ lit `~V ~0') ~\ ry.~ I~~~ ~~~~~ ~~" ~~ ~ .pG ~ 1' ~ ~ ~n X00 rr ... CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT Review Sheet Return to: Boise Rezone ~~ _ Eagle Conditional use ~ J[ Meridian Preliminary/Final/Sho t Plat /~ _ Kuna ~~,~Z.e.,p,,P,I./ L-G~2.2 /~ Yl~ ~~'l C`'/ -HI/Z A C Z l.'' We have n ob ect ons this proposal. 2. We recommend denial of this proposal. 3. Specific knowledge as to the exact type of use must be provided before we can comment on this proposal. 4. We will require more data concerning soil conditions on this proposal before we can comment. 5. We will require more data concerning the depth of (high seasonal ground water)(solid lava) from original grade before we can comment concerning individual sewage dis- posal. 6. We can approve this proposal for individual sewage dis- posal to be located (2,4) feet above high seasonal ground water, 4 feet above solid lava layers. 7. ~ We can approve this proposal for: Central sewage -Interim sewage -Individual sewage and Central water _Individual water -Community water well. S. Plans for -Community sewage -Sewage dry lines, and -Central water -Community water must be submitted to and approved by the Regional Health and Welfare Environmental Services Office. 9. ~ Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem. 10. This department would recommend deferral until high season- al ground water can be determined it other considerations indicate approval. 11. ~ __ r k= ~~ ~~o,~~~ ~oeQ,tecC~ ~~, ~~i~,~iaz~Se~ ~~ b~ ~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~ ~ ~- ~ ~ Re~~iewec~/ by : Date P&Z Hearing 3.8.82 Council Hearing 3.15.82 C O M M E N T S TEMPORARY GOLF CLUB HOUSE CONDITIOPdAL USE ITEP~I: Wallace Lovan dba CHERRY LANE RECREATION I 2040 Interlachen Way Meridian, ID 83642 888-4080 1. Councilman Ronald Tolsma: I believe a conditional use permit and a variance of codes is in order in this application. A golf course is not probable without a pro shop and clubhouse, and due to the circumstances involved, I will vote for the conditional use permint and the variance of codes and ordinances. 2. Ada County Highway District: The Ada County Highway District recommends that the applicant'be informed that Interlachen Way is a collector street and it§ perpetuation to the North may be necessary to serve future developments to the North. No permanent structures or obstructions should be placed within the alignment to preclude the future extension of the collector street. 3. Wastewater Supt Earl Ward: Sewer available 139 ft. North of MH B-7 (End of Pavement) E.W. ----) 3.8.82 P&Z: The Motion was made thiat the Planning & Zoning Commission recommend to the City Council approval of the Conditional Use Permit for a temporary Clubhouse, Wallace Lovan dba Cherry Lane Recreation, Inc., and that they allow the variances from City Ordinances as needed; and that the conditions as requested in the letter dated March 8, 1982 from Cherry Lane Village Homeowners Association that the permit be limited in time until the second nine holes and utilities and road are available at the designated planned Clubhouse area. Motion Carried. ----) 3.15.82 Council: The motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that Wallace Lovan, dba Cherry Lane Recreation Inc., be granted a Conditional Use Permit fora temporary Golf Course Club House with variances from the Codes and Ordinance. Motion Carried. All yea. 4. Central District Health Department: We can approve thi's proposal for Central sewage and Central water. Street runoff is not to create a mosquito breeding problem, A plan review for any~food or snack or bar concessions located in the Club house must be conducted with CDHD and a new license issued prior to usage of those food facilities. ,; r Meri dian Planning & Zoning __,__`5. March 8, 1982 Agenda 4 (Cont'd) Upland Industries.......... Hinrichs: "Any other comment concerning Upland Industries Annexation?" There was no response. "Hearing Closed" The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Bob Spencer that the Commission recommend that the City Council approve Upland Industries Annexation and be zoned "D" Industrial, and that consideration be given to the irrigation problem due to relocation of any drainage as so testified during this hearing by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson. Motion Carried: Pitchell, yea; Sharp, yea; Spencer, yea Tom Eddy Abstained .Agenda HEARING - Conditional Use for Cherry Lane Recreation, Inc. Temporary Club House 5 ,• .~ Wallace Lovan was present to request a Conditional Use Permit fora temporary club house, dba Cherry Lane Recreaction, Inc. Hinrichs: "Hearing is now opened for Conditional Use." Lovan: "Since October, 1978 we have been in a home in Cherry Lane Village and <, using this home as a club house. The realtor out there is no longer representing Nu-Pacific Corp. and we have been given our notice to move from the Clubhouse. I am here asking fora temporary club house until such time as a road is built back approximately 1000 feet - to the north where the final club house site wi',1 be. i would propose putting this temporary structure on P•ir. (Jim) Fuller's property which would be north, adjacent to the parking lot. It will be serviced by water, __, __ _sewer_and power - even though it is on private ground." -- - - ~; Sharp: "How long would you anticipate before you would put in a permanent type club house?" Lovan`. "I would assume anywhere from two to five years. The future development of the land and the economy -" I Sharp: "I am in favor of approval, but it would seem to me that one of the items we should do is put a reasonable time limit on it - after something happens - for this to be taken care of." Mitchell: "Would you object to a lid of five years?" Lovan: "I would from this standpoint - In five years there may not be a road driven back there where the final club house would be. The only time we could build a permanent club house is when there would be facilities to service one. Right now there is no power, no sewer or water within 1000 feet." • Sharp: "What I'm getting at Wa]ly is that, would it be reasonable to say one year - two years - beyond when the second n ne is built or one year - two years - beyond when the road is built. Would that be reasonable?" Lovan: "When they lay the last piece of asphalt on that road - the house will be there.' The revenue just from the driving range alone would offset any house that I would have. It would set right to the west of the driving range." Hinrichs read a letter presented to the Commission from the Cherry Lane Village Homeowners Association, Inc. stating that they see the Cherry Lane Golf Course as an asset to their development and community. The letter endorsed the conditional use permit fora temporary club house. (Letter on file with these minutes) (Tape on File) Tom Eddy questioned landscaping. Lovan: "Right at this point I have more invested out there than anyone else except .the developers. It is something that is going to have to be done with dignity - I am working up a real fine clientele and I want to hold this clientele. I propose a down-close to the ground, shrubs around it - there could be some type of porch overhang which would blend in. Right now we are using a 2500 sq. ft. home - we are using a little less than 700 sq. ft. - the rest of it is strictly wasted. This (Temporary Club house) would give us more room - we are outgrowing the little club- house we are using now. I would hope to be in the new facilities by the 15th of April." e~aa ~~A.. Meridian Planning & Zoning Commission .6. Agenda 5 (Cont'd) Golf Course Club House, Cond't Use............ March 8, 1982 ~~ Hinrichs: "Are there any comments from the Public regarding this Conditional Use?" There was no response. "Hearing is now closed" The Motion was made by Lee Mitchell and seconded by Tom Eddy that the Commission recommend to the City Council approval of the Conditional Use Permit fora temporary club house, Wallace Lovan dba Cherry Lane Recreation, Inc., and that they allow the variances from City Ordinances as needed; and that the conditions as requested in the letter dated P~larch 8, 1982 from Cherry Lane Village Homeowners Association that the permit be limited in time until the second nine holes and utilities and road are available at the designated planned club house area." Motion Carried: Sharp, yea; Spencer, yea; Mitccell, yea; Eddy, yea Agenda 6 Ted Hepper - Input Regarding Retirement Units Ted Hepper presented vicinity map designating zoning and a concept plan. Hepper stated that the lot is presently zoned for multiple units - the south 40 feet is zoned Commercial. Hepper: "This is not a Nursing Home - it is for the elderly people to stay before they go into a nursing home. They need help - they need somebody to do their cooking, their laundry." This is just one home, one level, six bedroom, not to exceed nine people. "We do nave State Codes but when there is more than nine people it's a different category." Mitchell: "They are putting these in residential areas." Hepper read from the Restrictive and Protective Covenants pertaining this lot. _ _ -- - -- '--T~di-Subdavision: "2. -All oi:her Ions are'-~o -residential or`to-6e~u`sed fbr -mu-Ttip~le - ~- units by combining several lots or portion of lots; not to exceed more than 2 stories in height or more than 8 multiple units per building." It was the feeling of the Commission that this would be in a location where this would not cause a disturbance. There was discussion concerning the demand for such units. Each Commission member stated that they do not have any particular problem with this proposal. Agenda 7 Cecil Cherry and Son - Input Regarding Laundromat Kim Cherry spoke to the Planning & Zoning Commission requesting input as to their feeling toward placement of a laundror~~at in the Cherry business complex located 309 blest Cherry Lane. Cherry stated 1.hat the present zoning is limited office with a Conditional Use, one office sp~;ce in the middle of the building is vacant, that they have exhausted ways to leasE~ this. They have done considerable research and are very serious with nutting a laundromat with the intent of keeping attractive. Eventually they do plan on completing the approved professional complex. They had talked with the people around this area and they felt it was ideally located, that there is adequate parking. Cherry s'.,~ted this laundromat wou'r_' be ~ first class as they intend to keep their business complex a first class area. Sharp was concerned about the ''retai l typ~~~'' traffi c and felt he woul d have a hard time voting in favor of the laun~'.rornat of locating anywhere but a shopping center. Cecil Cherry used the laundromat in Nampa and at a similar business complex as an example and stated that a doctor or beauty shop has a much and sometimes more parking spaces and traffic than the laundromat. He had not had any problems with the laundromat during the several years it's been there. Lee Mitchell went on record as having no objection to the laundromat. Bob Spencer felt they would have a harder selling professional offices with a laundromat in there. Cherry disagreed, stating that tenr:ar:ts would prefer have the office next door occupied rather than vacant - no matter what. This would be a controlled, managed situation and to the approval of all tennants. Hinrichs pointed out Conditional Uses are subject to review on a annual basis. `~ 1~ Meridian Planning °x Zoning Commission .6. Agenda 5 (Cont'd) Golf Course Club House, Cond't Use............ March 8, 1982 Hinrichs: "Are there any comments from the Public regarding this Conditional Use?" There was no response. "gearing is now closed'' The Motion was made by Lee Mitchell and seconded by Tom Eddy that the Commission recommend to the City Council approval of the Conditional Use Permit fora temporary club house, Wallace Lovan dba Cherry Lane Recreation, Inc., and that they allow the variances from City Ordinances as needed; and that the conditions as requested i n the 1 etter dated P+larch 8, 1982 from Cherry Lane Vi 11 age ''~~!neowners Association that the permit be limited in time until the second nine moles and utilities and road are available at the designated planned club house area." Motion Carried: Sharp, yea; spencer, yea; Mithcell, yea; Eddy, yea Agenda 6 Ted Hepper - Input Regarding Retirement Units /~ Ted Hepper presented vicinity map designating zoning and a concept plan. Nepper stated that the lot is presently zoned for multiple units - the south 40 feet is zoned Commercial. Hepper: This is not a Nursing Home - it is for the elderly people to stay, before they go into a nursing home. They need help - they need somebody to do their cooking, their laundry." This is just one home, one level, six bedroom, not to exceed nine people. "'nle do have State Codes but when there is more than nine people it's a different category." h~1itchell: "They are putting these in residential areas." _ Hepper _read from_ the Restrictive and P,rotecti ve Covenan_ ts_ perta ~ n7 n~_thi s_ 1 ot. _ _ __ _ ____ _ __ ---_- ~ Tedi-~uba~visi'on:--2. All other lots are to residential or to be used 1`or multiple units by combining several lots or portion of lots; not to exceed more than 2 stories in height or more than 8 multiple units per building." It was the feeling of the Commission that this would be in a location where this would not cause a disturbance. There was discussion concerning the demand for such units. Each Commission member stated that they do not have any particular problem with this proposal. Agenda 7 Cecil Cherry and Son - Input Regarding Laundromat Kim Cherry spoke to the Planning & Zoning Commission requesting input as to their feeling toward placement of a Laundromat in the Cherry business complex located 309 LJest Cherry Lane. Cherry stated that the present zoning is limited office with a Conditional Use, one office space~in the middle of the building is vacant, that they have exhausted ways to lease this. They have done considerable research and are very serious with putting a Laundromat with the intent of keeping attractive. Eventually they do plan on completing tie approved professional complex. They had talked with the people around this area and they felt it was ideally located, that there is adequate parking. Cherry stated this Laundromat would be ~ first class as they intend to keep their business complex a first class area. Sharp was concerned about the ''retail type" traffic and felt he would have a hard time voting in favor of the Laundromat of locating anywhere but a shopping center. Cecil Cherry used the Laundromat in "Damn%~ and at a similar business complex as an example and stated that a doctor er beauty shop has a much and sometimes more parking spaces and traffic than the Laundromat. He had not had any problems with the Laundromat during the several years it's been there. Lee Mitchell went on record as having no objection to the lauridrornat. Bob Spencer felt they would have a harder selling professional offices with a Laundromat in there. Cherry disagreed, stating that tennants would prefer have the office next door occupied rather than vacant - no matter what. This would be a controlled, managed situation and to the approval of all tennants. Hinrichs pointed out Conditional Uses are subject to review on a annual basis. ~~ f,1eridian Pianninq ~ Zoning Commission .7. March 8, 1982 ,Agenda 7 (Cont'd) Cherry & Son Laundromat............ /~ Tom Eddy stated that if the tennants did not have any objectigns then he did nqt. Hinrichs stated that she felt that Cherry was correct is saying anything less than Class A operation would hurt them most and that this area v~ill never be retail. Cherry & Son have no desire to be re-zoned and stated that they wish to keep ` the complex as Conditional Use approval. Sharp expressed concern of setting a preceden± and did not want tq open the door for future problems. Kim Cherry stated that they would have to get approval of the residents, they felt it can be a positive thing and as far as precedence they have to work through the economy problem one way or another, they would like to stay on tqp and r~gve the business complex when the time comes. They felt they could dq that best by keeping it in a paying proposition and not be forced to sacrifice - they have been carrying the complex for quite awhile - they felt they have an excellent building and too .much value there to let it go. The feeling of the Commission was twq (2) nays and two (2) yeas,. Hinrichs didn't really object as long as all the conditions are upon it, There being no other business to come before the Commission the Motion was made by Bob Spencer and seconced by Don Sharp that the meeting be adjourned at 9:30 P.M. f~ieeting adjourned. Annette Hinrichs, Chairwoman ATTEST: City Clerk pc: Mayor & Council Planning ~ Zoning All Dept. Heads Kiebert, City Clerk, AIC; ACRD; Central District Nampa-Meridian Irrigation Ada County Zoning Director Ada County Commissioners ~~ ~~y -~.. Meridian City Ha11 .5. March 15, 1982 Agenda 3 (Cont'd} Broadway Estates West Annexation......... Tolsma: "Yes, they already have paths across there and if we put 102 units back there, there would be trenches.. This was the comment that I got." Wycherly: "I don't forsee that as a problem - we could do that. It isn't a major item.," Kingsford: "The thing we are discussing is annexation and zoning - there are a lot of things when this comes up but I think it would be more advantageous when that does come up." J.J. Howard: "This is valuable to us in the planning sense to have any input, positive or negative, because it heops us plan in the future. If we are granted annexation we can come back with a design more suitable to the City." Mayor Glaisyer: "This is a Public Bearing - is there anyone in the audience that wishes to make a comment on the Broadway Estates West Annexation?" ,_--. _ €ngineer~~ary Smith: What was the reason for the exce tion of 'the parcel in the northwest corner of the ropert I was concerned about access back to that property." Wycherly: "It is owned by someone else that fronts on Pine Street." Mayor Glaisyer: "Any other questions from the audience?~ Ther2' was no response. "If not, I wi11 close the hearing." The t•1otion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that the Annexation and "A" Residentian Zoning be granted to Broadway Estates West. Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea Tolsma, nay Agenda 4 HEARIiVG - Wallace Lovan Conditional Use for Golf Course Club House Mayor Glaisyer: "Public Hearing is open fora Conditional L'se Permit for Cherry • Lane Rec.~~. Golf Course Club House." Wallace Lovan: T am representing the Cherry Lane Recreation Inc. which is known as the Golf Course. I am before you fora Conditional Use Permit to facilitate a club house for the golf course. This is coming about because the leaving of the neighborhood of the Real Estate Agency that had been leasing from the agency for three years now - we will have a new agency and the agent wants to sell the clubhouse. The price for the ex fisting clubhouse is just beyond what the golf course can afford - so therefor I am applying fora temporary clubhouse until such time a road and utilities are driven back where the final clubhouse will be built.'' Councilman Brewer: "First, you are not going to make a t~!obile Iiome Park out of this?" Lovan: "Absolutely not."~ Brewer: "Second, can you explain your procedure on setting the unit?" Lovan: "The procedure with. the mobile home on the grounds would be properly planted so it would look nice. (Lovan displayed drawings) I will not settle for anything less - it will have a shake roof and a siding which will blend n with the rest of the neighborhood out there. It would be fully landscaped and standards that I could live within operation of the golf course. There will be asphalt and grass around past of the clubhouse." . Brewer: "It's my personal opinion that it is the only alternative for hlally and • the City." Mayor Glaisyer: Have you acquired the necessary signatures?" Lovan: "I think I have acquired the necessary signatures." •, Councilman Kingsford: '"Is there any problem with hooking up to Ithe utilities?" Lovan: "There is no problem with the input., I have talked with Bruce and Ea r1, and I have talked with Idaho Power, etc." Kingsford: "T certainly don't have any problem and I know Wally will do a good job with it. I was pleased that the Homeowners Association has especially appeared for that." ._ .„f`J ~ , ~~ t, :. . Agenda 4 (Cont'd) Golf Course Club House ............... Mayor Glaisyer: "This is a Public flearing - is there anyone in the audience that wishes to comment?" aruce Cleveland, Vice President of the Homeowner's Association, Cherry Lane Village: "We would like to concur,besides the letter we have sent, we do agree with Wally's present situation and going with a Mobile Home we feel would cause no problem, for our part of the development. We do support it." Mayor Glaisyer: "Any other comments from the public?" No response "Bearing closed" The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that ~Jallace Lovan, dba Cherry Lane Recreation Inc., be granted a Conditional Use Permit fora temporary Golf Course Club House with variances from the Codes and Ordinance. Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea; T _ - _ ___ ' - . _-- , - -- of sma, yea __- i Agenda Reynold Schenck - Preliminary and Final Plat - LIFE STYLE TOWNHOUSES 5 Dan Green, Potter and Associates, was present representing Reynold Schenck's Life Style Townhouse proposal for Preliminary and Final patting. Green: "All City Ordinances have been met with the exception of a one (1) foot setback easement. We would like to get a variance from East State Street." Schenck: "After the initial discussion last time we were here and the engineering was done, there is an irrigation ditch down the alley of the 5th Street side and the property line goes right down the middle. So therefor, we are proposing bringing the ditch inside our line, put in a culvert and bury it - but we have no problem with that. There is also a ditch that is to the west of our property line and to the concern of property owners. Our property line is to the east of that ditch. From our prior meeting we discussed covering it, screening - whatever needed - but since that ditoh ~is to the west of our property we propose putting our back fence along there. That is' the only two changes except requesting a one foot variance on that State Street side. We have a 19 foot setback rather than a 20 foot setback." Councilman Brewer: "Can you answer to Ada County Highvray Districts letter of requirements - dated PJovember 23, 1981?" Schenck: "With what they request, I have no problems at this time." Councilman Orton: "Basically, outside of the one foot variance, there is no hangup now is there?" Schenck: "No sir - we're within one foot and I think what created that is that the property shifted from the irrigation ditch." Councilman Kingsford: "How does the density compare to the other areas. If I have this right it's 14.49. units per acre. What is the density surrounding there?" Schenck: "Across the street - going to the north - is a triplex - on the other side of the street and the other side of the alley, there is a triplex. Outside . of that the rest of the homes are residential - one person has a' rental unit at the back. of the original residence. Once againk to reiterate, why we are doing this is because we have two lots originally. The reason we are building to sell is the ' neighbors have objection to rental units - they don't want rental units and by selling them they will take better care of the property. And, it better utilizes the two properties." City Clerk verified the certified mailing and stated that the residents within the 300 feet property line requested that the ditches be provided for. Mayor Glaisyer: "Who owns the property to the west of your property?" City Clerk stated that Vera Scott owns this property. Councilman Orton: "The ditch running on the west side - but outside your property line - does she use it?" ~~ :.y, Y . OFFICIALS LAWANA L. NIEMANN, Clty Clerk A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer RICHARD D. NICHOLS, Chlet of Police BRUCE D. STUART, Water Works Supt. JOHN O. FITZGERALD, Attorney ROGER WELKER, Flre Chief EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt. Mr. WaI1y i~ovan Cherry Lane Golf Club HUB OF TREASURE VALI_F.I' A Good Place to Live CI'I"Y OF M]ERIDIAl~T O N GRAN T P KINGSFORO 728 Meridian Street BILL BREWER RICHARD F.ORTON, JR. MERIDIAN, IDAHO RONALD R. TOLSMA 83642 ANNETTE C. HINRICHS Phone 888-4433 Chairman Zoning & Planning JOSEPH L. GLAISYER Mayor L~-~'-19t-~2 Mr. Lovan: This is tc~ i_? form you that Earl & I are charging you a t.ernperary hookup each for the ~e.rer & water on your mobile home club house, When the new club house is boil;, the charges shall- be reasessed at that time, Sincerely, ~22u~e.P ~ --- Bruce D, Stuart I~~Teridian Public Works, Superintendent cc/ Earl Ward City Clerk Mayor, Couneil A L cherry lane recreation, inc., 2070 interlachen way, meridian, Idaho 83642 16 2farch 1982 k'hite-Riedel Realtors 1602 W. Hays StrFet Boise Idaho 83702 Gentlemen; Enclosed please find check for the rent of the Club House thru April 15, 1982. ~v'e would hope to vacate the premises at that time and be in our new Club House. We have been quite comfortable in the existing club house for +.he past three and half years and wish to extend our thanks for your past courtsies. Fortunately we are at the point where the working area'of the existing club house is to small for us. This affords us a chance for room more suited to the needs of the golf course. Again thanks. Best regards, B s' i s P.S. Do you have any interest in the exchange of some of your office furniture for +,he drapes? • White-Riedel Realtors .~. Malllnp Address: 1802 West Hays Street 1702 South Five Mlle • ' P.O. Box 2832 Bolss, Idaho 83702 Bolse, Idaho 83709 Bolss, Idaho 83701 2091345-0322 2081378-8800 8708 Cilenwoad 2040 Interlechen Way 1843 Broadway Ave. Bolss, Idaho 93703 Merldlen, Idaho 83842 Bolse, Idaho 83708 9 ------- _~ s - 2081343.0001 2081988.5130 2091338.7700 yy I ~ '~ _ Y~ February 10, 1982 Mr. Wally Lovan Cherry Lane Recreation, Inc. 2024 Int~rlachen E3ay Meridian, Idaho 83642 Re: Lease Dear Mr. Lovan: As you know from your recent conversation with Gerry Riedel, White-Riedel & Co. finds it necessary at this time to terminate our monthly tenancy with you. We very much appreciate the working relationship we have had in the past years. But given the current economic situation, we have decided to offer this property for sale. Although our lease is on a month-to-month basis, we hope to give your some extra time to re-situate, so we will expect to take occupancy on April 1, 1982. Although you indicated you would not at this time be interested in purchasing the property, we would be happy to sell it to you should a change in your circumstances make that possible. Therefore, we will not list the property until April 1 to enable you to arrange a purchase if you so choose. Very truly yours, Nancy S. Matthews General Counsel NSM/tsb