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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSunnybrook Farms. e • CITY OF MERIDIAN ,, -~~~ 728 Meridian St. Meridian, ID 83642 . s ~'h}~ VARIANCE APPLICATION r: _, (RE: Meridian Zoning Ordinance r ~ -~ fix, NAME: Gary W. and Pamela J. Smock PHONE 887-1405 Owner or holder of va id option ADDRESS: 2541 W. Chateau Drive ;;, GENERAL LOCATION: Corner Chateau, and N. Ma~7,e Place ' LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Let_ ~a, ni~~~ A, c~ c,,,,,~,~,~„-,,,,~ F,rmc ~~ ~'r~ Subdivision No. 4, filed Book 53 of Plats, 4682-4683 PROOF OF OWNERSHIP OR VALID OPTION: A copy of your property deed or option ~x agreement must be attac ed. ~; PRESENT ZONE CLASSIFICATIONL , tf.'~ VICINITY Sl~ETCH: A vicinity map at a scale approved by the 1~layor showing property lines, streets existing and proposed zoning and such other items as the Mayor may require. SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS: A list of all property owners and addresses within contiguous to, directly across the street from, and within a 300' radius of the parcel (s) proposed for a Variance must be attached. -~~ (This information is available from the County Assessor.) ~~ DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED VARIANCE: Install 6 ft. fence on property line on east side of property from S.E. corner to front of house. ,i;«: SIGNATURE: ,x ~~` CITY COUNCIL RECORR,S Date Received I~ ~ "City Council Hearing Date Received ~~-` ' ~9° ~ ~~'~' k. 4 a zy:'i... e 0 REQUIREMENTS: VARIANCE Attach a site plan showing all details of the proposed development, Complete the following questions and return with the application. 1. What is intended to be done on or with the property? Fence rear and side yards with 6 ft. fence. 2. What special conditions and circumstances exist which are peculiar to the land, structure, or building involved and which are not applicable to other lands. structures, or buildings in the same district? Property bordered by one neighbor to south only. Other bordering properties are public owned. 3. Why will a literal interpretation of the provisions of this ordinance deprive you of rights commonly enjoyed by other properties in the same district under the terms of this ordinance? Fence regulation would not allow use of side yard (East). West side yard would not be wide enough allow access to rear. 4. What special conditions or circumstances exist that were not a result of dour actions? N. Maxie Place, is a cul-de-sac with Local traffic only. 5. Why will the granting of this variance not confer on you any special privilege that is denied by this Ordinance to other lands, structures, or building in the same district? Granting this variance would not restrict the "sight triangle" as shown in the fence regulationdiagram. Similar lot and house description at corner of W. Chateau and Misty and also Todd Way and W. Chateau for which variances have previously been granted. Both in adjacent blocks to W. Chateau and N. Maxie Place. ;~~~ _ ~~~.. SURROUNDING PROPERTIES ~SLYN, ALVIN W & WANDA J 2196 TODD WAY MERIDIAN, ID 83642 CO INC 6479 GLENWOOD AVE BOISE, ID 83-7.06 ORRIS, LEWIS J & TINA 2541 W CHATEAU DRIVE MERIDIAN, ID 83642 RVIS, PHYLLIS 2217 N. MAXIE PLACE ME IDIAN, ID 83642 ROBBINS, STEPHEN R & DEBORAH 2160 TODD WAY MERIDIAN, ID 83642 HARRIS, AARON &~SHELLY 2212 N. MAXIE PLACE MER~AIAN, ID 83642 LLIAMS, TRACEY LEE 2181 N MAXIE PLACE MERIDIAN, ID 83642 ' .~ t mpr~eo MORR-S ~Ilc.t,~A,~,s P~ Rv-S D ~__a,.....r , ._ ~_ M Sn~o~ ~ ,' E ;~ _, S t °b ;~ ~ ~o6b:,, s ~ D ~ M s ~OSl.YN CHArsAC~ aR, v ~. 0 ~i s r , _ ~ I l . i I ~ i I i~~ i ~ I I I F~Nrk.-; I I I ! i j i ~ ' I ~ j ; I ~ ~ ; i ~ I - -~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ I M ~ i i ~ ~ I I ~ ~ ~~ I I I I i i ! I' i I~ ~ i ! ~ ~ f ! ; ! ; i ; ' ; I ; I , ~ I ~ ~ ~ I ~ ; I ; I . j ~~~ I ~ i ~ ~ ' I ! I I I I 9 i I ~~; . I i " ~i "S' ' ~ ~i i ~ ~ ') ~ I i ~ ~J ! ~ i ~ ` l , ' I i ~ ~ j ~ ~ I ~ ~ Q ~ I ~' ~ t i ~ ~- + ~+- ~ ~ ~ ~ r ' ~ I ~ I I I 1 r ~ ~ I I I I Q ~ ' ~ ~ I I j ~ ~ 2 ~ ' ~ I ~ ~ U i Q I I _ I ~ ~ ~ i I I I ~ 'J ' i I { I I I I ~ ~ ~ ~ - I [ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ I in -~ X r 1 ~ ~ ' y. I I ~ { I I I ' __1 .__ __- L..._1 .~. • MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL OCl+OBER 3, 1989 Regular Meeting of the Meridian City Council called to order by Mayor Grant Kingsford at 7:30 p.m.: Members Present: Ron 'Iblsma, Bert Myers, Bob Giesler, Walt Nbrrow: Others Present: Judy Garlock, Billy Garlock, Ella Garlock, Leon Blazer, R. Buemeler, David Collins, Lee Stucker, Gary Smith, Jim Johnson, Wayne Skiver, Daunt pitman, Wayne Crookston, M~nbers of Scout Troop # 320, The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Myers to approve the Minutes of the previous Meeting held Sept~nbPS 19, 1989 as written: Motion Carried: All Yea: Mayor Kingsford: First thing I would like to have the City Engineer make a award to Bill Garlock: City Engineer: This is Bill Garlock of Scout Troop #128 and he took on a project do paint some of the fire hydrants. in our City as an Eagle Scout Project and I would like to present this Certificate of Appreciation to him for his accc~nplishment: Item #1: Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law on Annexation & Zoning Request by Interwest Financial on Chateau Meadows East: Mayor Kingsford.: Council Nl~nbers you have had the Findings of fact & Conclusions on this, is there any questions or discussion on these? There was no response: The Motion was made by Nbrrow and seconded by Giesler that the City Council of the City of Meridian does hereby adopt and approve the Findings of Fact & Conclusions as prepared by the City Attorney: Motion Carried: Roll Call Vote: Morrow, Xea: Giesler, Yea: Myers, Yea: Tolsma, Xea: The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Nbrrow to have the City Attorney prepare an Ordinance for the Annexation & Zoning of the property requested in the application by Stucker & Interwest Financial: Motion Carried: All Yea: Item #2: Preliminary & Final Plat on Phase I o~ Chateau Mieadaws East: Mayor Kingsford: Counselor, is it appropriate to approve of that without the Ordinance being passed? City Attorney: You can do that contingent upon the Ordinance being approved: The Motion was made by Nbrrow and seconded by Myers to approve the Preliminary Plat on Chateau Meadows East and the Final Plat on Phase I of this subdivision conditioned upon the Annexation & Zoning Ordinance being approved: Motion Carried: All Yea: It~n #3: Findings of Fact & Conclusions on Variance Request by Garr & Pamela Smock.: ~;< ~,~ ~~ ~; - I ,MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 3, 1989 PAGE # 2 Mayor Kingsford: Council Members you have had those Findings, is there any discussion or questions? There was no response: The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Myers that the Meridian City Council hereby adopts aril approve the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law as prepared by the City Attorney on this request: Motion Carried: Roll Call Vote: Nbrrow, Yea: Giesler,Yea: Myers, Yea: Tolsma,Yea: The Notion was made by Nbrrow and seconded by Myers to approve the Variance request by Gary & Pamela under the ooiiclitioris as set forth in the Findings of Fact & Conclusions: Notion Carried: All Yea: Item #4: Pre~Perniriation Hearing: Water/Sewer/Trash Delinquencies: Mayor Kingsford: You have been informed in writing, if you choose to, you have a right to apre-termination hearing before the Mayor & Council, to appear in person to be judged on facts and defend the claim made by the City that your water, sewer & trash bill is delinquent, you may retain Counsel, is there anyone in the audience who wishes to appear on this matter, there was no response, due to their failure to pay their water bill or to present any reason why the bill has not been paid., their water shall be turned off on October 11, 1989, in order to have their water turned back on there will be an additional fee of $10.00, they are hereby by informed they may appeal or have the decision of the City reviewed by the Fourth Judicial District Court, pursuant to Idaho Code, even though they appeal their water will be shut off: The Notion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve the turn-off list as submitted: Nation Carried: All Yea: Mayor Kingsford: The amount of the turn-off list this month is $10,418.66: Item #5: Approve the Bills: The Notion was made by Tolsma. and seconded by Myers to approve payment of the Bills: Motion Carried: All Yea: Item #6: Approve Judges & Clerks for the Novsnber 7, 1989 Election: Mayor Kingsford: Council N1~nbers you have the list that was sutmitted by the City Clerk, First Precinct: Judy Johnson, Judge: Claudia Waller, Ermon Page & Roylene Ste~nrart,Clerks: Second Precinct: June Pack, Judge: Eloise Stemple, Janet Berg, Robin Roberts, Clerks: The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve the Judges & Clerks for the upoamisig Election: Motion Carried: All Year Item #7: Ordinance #515: Park Alcohol Ordinance: Mayor KQngsford: An Ordinance of the City of N~eridian repealing Section 8-1206A of Title 8, Chapter 16 of the revised and oompi~~d.;' ~inan~ of the City Of Meridian, and re- adopting Section 8-1602A of Title 8, Chapter 16 of the revised and ca~ilied Ordinances t. < ~~~,- ,'pat ;,y. - ~`x+,. ~,„ .h -_ ~_ r Jai. 3: ~.;_; f ~ ,~s :,. ~ 'T ~.~, ~~:, r ~,, .t:- «, ~ - :~: }_ !:~ ;; ® o t~1~ d~f IIO~IA;~S 6rt_'4'4? aV~J1~9)3~~0~ tIJ neWSpap~r, r°iri~~il~ al'YC] tL'~L'V~ill~l9 5~;3~1t1n5< ~o That the rmoti:iee of i~ub~l i~ hPar°ing i:: re~~;~y-e~i ~t:e~ die ~~ni tv pr-~,d~€~ ty r~vdr~~ti°~4, d~ai'td~r~n dUd felt ~~i Eh~~ ~:,k'i.~ r•iy~i c~ourr~l~~°ies ~e' the Iaelci d~t~iny ~.unsi~ler°~il pursuant ~o ~.~ -~~~~11~P and ii.~2~-4~'~ U ut d:r~t ~~viS~(1 ~rtd f:unipi tled 47-"di~~r:~~lrrer, ~~~d~ i~hc i:iGy~ ui l~d~:r°iui~,s~, u~ti.dt th~•_ e'eyuirer~ienL bias fi~een mei:° ~~» Id~i~t• d.hr~ ~app~C ~icant is the o~~rier !yf tdu~ °;ui~,je~~ ~r'opt?~°~t~d ~~ That tdie pr~iper•~cy is zoned ~-~ Residential al~o~ ira~ tiee~A dcvclopc~d s~i %h~it fid~rdo oun chid th,~r~e arL sinq~l~~-•I-~,u~ily cds~ed i iny5 Bo~rate~d rye thy, sutr~~ivisiano. ~. Tha~z the i7r•dtnan~:es ufi tihe City of i~dt`r-idians 11-9-6t1~ J~ Feea~ea, i iusi ~ the ~naxirnuui heiyiit raf a fence ari a w~esidert~tial ~~istrdt~t, rr~ sip (m~ r~ei:; tt~ad: ~ectiun 11-9®~(~~ Ja Ala alst~ state~~. that Baal lsy iat~ci~:erwuo~,~ saner' screens shall be r~~nsid~r~ed tie Ise fere~..b~ ,~asd s tut,c.s i:di~i a~nly o~ 3 ~a~aot ~~enCE c,~rr tie c:c)rrstrua", t~t_d evith~n the fA~i~nt Uu~i lU ink ~,a:t tiac~: ~,r°ea° ~~.. Th~;~. crag: ~1~ttl +~_~,-it h~~; r`c~c~utstNd than w C n~ ;fir°,~til~~~l var`iaoi~.'~_~fi°t~m ~i~ht. ubuv~ Ltrreun~ (7r•oinixn~:e and al I~.iv~~d ~:~~~ ~°r~iisem~°u~~ ~a 6 ri~ut tenr:_ on ills pb~uper°ty line o~~ -the ~:~sl ~,d~d,; gar ha pr`~Jperty f~•urn the sr,u'c~~eas~d. curner• ~~o the f~°ont of his h~ause~ aMBH sE. i7ZGl AEC! ~.,ItQO. .SiUi< .ICrtn© . anU ;,uune~ wrs i ° G. B.. a27 '~+udlan ,vano tl3f; _: Ar 7. fhY~ pruperLy irY riu~~stion Ps got 29, B~ll~ck 9~ ~Y,nn~rf~r-ook FrLrni~ `~uk~divl~~yoro ~~~, I~ler~tdi.an~ Idah~r~s also k~io~nau ~y i;-~ addl~es:~ r~fi~ ~54~ Udm Char,e~i~Ab Mrr~'tdian.~ Ada Co~nLyn Idaho< ~o lil~-t 1L-Sf-' Cdty I.r1gln~:eY' fiad@ C~)fnril~~ii:5 Coi1i~~r°YIBr~~ ~-1~ 5ai eta il the iYnUa~c; L Ian ~ar•s Iea~iYYy the adjr~~'1~1-~. dr' i~ie~~ay, ;~tYd con~~r-r~in~ the ~~~iy6Yt i:t,iangle, ~~~ahicPl oununen~~~. ~l~~e ~ir-cur~pr~l'~ate~a i1 e r E~ _r ~~d a ~ P f ~ e t ~` o r° rr 1~1 ire i~ u ~F _P o ~~a Ph;sf: ,~ t''tY.y'1 i i~~ P}ut-viv~, ~.hi.~ owner ut ti1r.: .Y~ij~rceYYi pp`i~I~~~`s:y ~~-:~n:ii°ied ~.ti1a~ ~ir~ objected to a t, ~`LroC irrtsit, rJ~.Ytiy ~lac~l~ ddjd~,ren~ tlJ ~`iC,, ~Jriv~~~ayo ~.0. Ihac. ~,ursaan~ ~r~ ayr°eern~ni; 1.~ u~ectin~ ~aa~ f~Yeld ae L:he lor~r.~%"bon ~rY-d LhL Ciiy En~;rY~:Lr° IY-dde a Ynemor•dt-d~Y+n of di-ai uYeeciY-y a~hieil is ir-corpora(:s?d her'eirY by tYtis re'rer°eYY~.e atld ai:to:ylleJ he.Y°:~tu, CUYVCLUSXO-VS 6~ CYo;~wo ,!1 «ehN Per°r~cNdur°~i requireYnerii~ of trr:' 4_ocal k~ianniYic~ Act aY1ei of l~he (7tmdin~rnee~ of she City ly` ~IeridY~Yr1 ~Yave been tY~e~t inc:ludiYig the Yuai.Ping of r-otiee 'co o~~~YYer~ of ~ru~er~ty '0~1~:~BDrd .~ UU 4'L~C ~.~ ~Pi~ a!XCCt"Y1d~ bouwldarles ~,i thy. A~pli~.~iYrl.~~ t.~t•opertyo. ~~ Thy(; 1;IYC~ lr ity hay authority to ~.~r`ant vxr~iaric~a~, put-~ud~1t t~, SecciotY ~i-~2-~~~~ u~ -;he zoYtin~ Ui"dlndnCC~S. ~Y>ASh, .t. ~rtG[ ~ -3LD i-10U~ rUPv I IQ(~l©`, .:.211(1 ~, ~.~UI1J~ ~iJ ~' Q. Bl .. d2F ,r1~11an. 'ueno dJ0 ;. hi~rn- ki-~4d1 %S'i tre`- '~'1... :, ~~t _. Araar~ st, r=1TZG i ,.aL ":flOOr .TUFd !r.,rnc „nd :ouns..,~ a ,a b~. a27 :rLJla~ ituno aa! ,.r~ac~k, ti~ s<,~F ~. That i:IIC C~i ty Council has judged tii-s appl icaii~ili by ~ii~ yuid~~l ir~-~s„ star-~iai~d~, crit~.r°i~,, and pol~icA~s ea~ntain~c! iri the Z~snir-g Ur'dirs~Yli-~ and u~aon thy: r~c;u--d Subini~l:i.~:~d i:~a is ,~-~v tli~ k.kiirl~~~ YitJF~n -ai-i~.ii i~ s~iuy t:~kc audie:ial notle~. ~~ I~h:~K~ rn~~ 1;'o-an~iC u-uy take judicial na3Ciu~:~ ra ids ro~6~,~1 ~-~'occ:~ci~i-ig~.~ ~---.rs~ irf Eh~ Co-i-lilissioNr~ go~~r°rs~--i:nb~-i a:~i:~.ii:~s~ ~rhrd~i-~i~ar-e~a,5y ~~nd j.3~J~E~d:iC:i„ ~ni~ of ~-ctual condit~io-i~ ~hi;tgrlJ vritiiii~ the f~icy .end ti:rib~ ~t;~tG~ ~5m sE-~x~t irhL ro9 8o-viroy p- ovis~ion o~f~ aee:tir;n lt~~~-~41'~y Var°iar-cc:~q dri' ils~: duniny I~rdiri:~r~ie~ is noted ~rhiti:~o is p~r•tinurit to thy: Appl ica~i:ic-rlo ~l--e'-~I~i:~ N GtI+IEE~,~L 7-1~ Ci~+:rl~i I i-iay aut6-ur°i~e Ire 5peeifie 'c;~~::es a variance f'~roni Cllr L~r°-Ti~ ~~ phis Ordinane~ a5 will nur bey i;un[:rary co i:hi: t~ubl is inter~~~i aeh~rey OVJ1oi~@ CO ~pr•Clal L.tindl~l®rl~~;~ u 1 1 ~ ~~ r d I c- fl f cJ r' e e rll ~ -1 C ~ f 9: f- ~_~ pruvi~:~iony ui~ thi~~ (Jrc9iliance YroaiBJ w.~~~uiL ill gal-ncyc~ssary 6idrtJsriip. {du rlun°Cr)n$~t~l'1t1ii1~J u~~ 01' Y7~i~h~il~T°6-li.y l.a~rFi; ~~Lr~`~.-F.tur~s aiY' I~uildings iu the ::amp i~i~i;r~ict and no p~rmitc.~~i ~c~ nt7rt-COrik'~r'ulln~j u~ cif ianu5, ~~ crucl:ure~, o-~ bui ld~iugs ira otir,.:r° v i s'cr iCts shal.i b~ considered yrlyur-d5 i°or` issuance of a vari3r-c~:. .Var° i ari~;Y:s °lia I I noi: vt~ gr'dnti,d c, sr tl-~ F`-ti~uurnds of eonv~nienee sou ~r'oi~ i r:~ but only d~rliere str ic~t a~=-h11C.3tlOi1 ~.~i' Gii~ ~ri~V1Si©n5 ui" ~:hi~, Urdinance ,Jould result iri uilnY~cessar°y~ r-ardsrrip. A variance ~-l,pl icatiori dues not go ~i:o i.t-~~ Cor-imis~i®n ur-less dir•eeted by ~h~ ~t~UnCll. nrnar~ ,~, ~~rzcE~ .,w ~1HOG~.~;TGry ^~YIY1fnby z anO _.uunn .ore -~A. 6c: 427 nJYa~ ~JUno tla4 C~ ~. That ttre Specific r•eyuir°e~rr-ents reyar•dirig a variance r:hai; rrrus t be ev i deuced ar~d found by the City Cu~rrt: i 1 ar,~ a fol.fotiay: 112-1~a C f=1ND1-~G5 A va~r i dnce sha71 not tie yrQanted unl~y, (as a result of a public hearings the Council raake~ s~i:ateniv;rri -i~F support ive W eaS~~~Y~s b~~ed dir°eY~tly can the evide~~ce pr•eseeri::3d icy iv: which SuppuY't~~ cur~oclu~ iurrs tha~~ tilde urentioned s~a:~:~rrs~ards aarir~ +:urrY~'it-iY)ns of ~Ctris ~6rd~Isr;anCr' ilulfY~' beY'~rr met by Clr~~ a~i~l ii„~rir ar-ci unless all of rirc fo~~~l 8owirr~~ e~:isia Z . 'I tra~t i:~~ie-°e are z:uch spec i .x~E C r r~~;UrO ~,~~rrce~~ Or~ rrG-ldl t10nS a f~Y~ci iroy ~hc ~~ruper°ty th~rt fire i.r i~ t application of ~:he p-~~~visicins of :his Ordinance vrould clearly be impracticable ~rr° urrretrsurrabfr; 2~ That str•ic~: corupl lance with r,ht rYwyu~ir~ernani:s or- this Ordinance wurald r°~,~;ult ir7 r;xtraor°dinar°y har°dship to Lire u~~ner, subdivi~ic.- ,ir devt leper because of ur-usua i ~~po_yr;~phy~ crl,hr?r physii:;~ A f:;urrdit.iun; r,r° esthLr c.onditi~n~~ wr~ich are nu r; sel Fmirif1 icted, v- tt"rat tarese ca;riditiorls vdil I rey~,lt inr inhibiting 'the achiev-~ments war t6iL oiijeY~.cives cif ~~his Ordinances :i. That the gr°antirig of ~i-e ~~t3eei~r`ied variance vrill not t;e dr~t:rinr~:crt._~1 to the t~ub1 ic's• kaelf~cr°e or~ rnJuriUUS `L~ ®Lher property Irl thi: ar;:a in r°~hich the propertsg i; situatedo ..t ~_-_- ., ,~r~ - .: - .1, ~ ~~. 1 :.. ~ ~ '~ .;1 i'. ~.~:: r ~ ~ ~ .. i~. ~ !. _.r a ~, ~,': .. -k i ',Id131~. .E., iL~ir ~.aLG NOU .IOPa -.tiurnc, .end Counao:ore ^,O. 8~..:, s27 urfdlsr ~Aa1xa &!« +: ~,ihOnt~ .i~Mtl 4549 U 4. Tl~rat su~:h variance wi 1 1 r~rJ t hove the effect ut altering tires intZr'~?5'r grid purpo~~? of this Or`dir;arl~;~; and the 6+leridiar~ 6',ulTrpr'~rl~rl;ivs= Pl3r7a 7~ Ihat t.herN Dues trot appear try be a ~.p~c:ific l~~nLi~i d~$ pr°o~Fa La r,~orrralllii gain or' ul~rrvln ierrue to thc: I~~4V~1 i~:ar~~,; ~u lfrc2i, ~1b~'rE' 3Y°~ ~3rvvtY !eC-IrI,S'k"rlS r'~~c3r`d{l1rlJ d~N~.~l 9r.;;~nr. ti V~rr~p«5uV ~hol~Yr ~up.por"~ a ulieCl r ~irrat+~rn of the r;w°~~us~s7 i ~ yr._~rrt~d. ~~ ~Ih~ar ~ Lgar°c~Vrry ~,~~;~:VUrI ?1-2-41'~ C ii i~ spe~t~~ tt;a~ lyr conlL6~disc~ a•~ ~dY YQwS: ,u ~ "h h a ~t 'V; i~r e: r e a r~ ~ s p e c V ..r l ~ rG urh~ t.., rr ~e~ ~r cu~rdl t l~rr a~~e~ei,ing tGre pr'up~rr:y that Ehz~ •~ ~r ~r ~ ap~1 ic:~atiun ref ~~-r~~ pr~ovi~du~~s ud~ ~thi's Ub°dir~rance ~~ri~u~Vi~ r~l~?ar"~l~V b~ ~erre'~a•_~orir~i~100 b_ Th~;c stri~.:t ~:uorNliarrce -~~ith ~.ht~ r~cqu~irernerrLS of f.his r~rdir~ar~c~: vs~,uld result irr ex~trac,rdina~ •~,• har-dsPr ip to the ®vjnerm ~,m T'~at s.~~ra; grarri,inc~ of i:d~re spec.i~V'ied variance would nut be cl~triruental to i~he publ i~,°s rvel~-arr: ~ar° ~prrjur°i~-ra5 ~co r~tFi~r• property Vrr ~~dbe are~~ irr ~~~hich tht< property t~. ~, i tua_t;~d a ~. Tira't >~~crr vau`iurrce ~~orald rr~~l: 4r<~ve i:irl~ ~ff~~Lt of ali:~:ring rho ilr~;er~-mot and purpose of this Ur°dinarice rind thr< Merjidian Cr~drnpri.hensrve Plan 1~~ Th~-V: i ~c is ~:onclutiLd i~hc f, rrce propo~~ l shoulz~ he ;. E~ E ;,a; ~~: 1,F; _ _ ~ "- ,~.ra~r: „t, rrzs~ ago ~_ NQ~i , ~ Citd an. << ~:uu~r ~n ,. u IJ18. ~ sn,. tiro nyu~ Tani e modified anti grantsrd as modified, provided tli~ Applicant meets . I %he Tither Or°dinances oi' the City of meridian; -the Npplicant, fur i s;ife~y ~~:uricz.r~~~~ may$ consiruc~t tiie fences ten a t~1) ~~e+ri, fr'~~~o ride ~~~ back ur [hc ~ ideWralk along C'iaxie Street ~~~ agr°rert in. tiirr m+riiturai~durn ~f ~:t~e City Engineero I~NPRI~V}~N~ OF 1=li~DlWiiS OF E1~CT AND CONCL~J~IONS l~rde ~ i cy Coura~: ~ I vi clnc Ci ~;y of i~er~dian c1;ie::. hereby a~lupt and aiiNe~°~v~~ ~.Pl~~~ 9=tesdlny_--~ u~ f=a~:~t and Conclu_,.iures. ROi_L d;ALL: CUUNC I I_i~I1~IV i~10RRU~1 VU i EU COUi~C1LI~9AIV GIESLE:k VOILU I:~OUNCILI'~d~11V I~~iYE{dS VUi6~D COU{VCILf~IAiV fOLSlh,4 VOi~LD MNY01~ I~I~G~C=ORD (TIE UFtE~iKER) VU~ItU NPPKOVED: DISAPPROVED: °~ ~wr~: Gary S[nittl T®: ,Jack Niemann REm ~Cy a~-rYd ~°cn[ncle+ vI1lJCk 1''cnCe Va=lrlarlCl= This rl~;.er[ir-g at t3.U~J A.l°ia d r-~~~ting took place at the site of the feriee varier-ce requests s`~~l ~~est chateau., "- _~ Thy:. followi,ag g~c:o~~lc;: weie lr- atj:.elli~luiu:C:: F~Ob C,iesler, Fii11 Wrdon, c.3-:y Smltt,, Pu[Y~ela Smock, Phyllis Purvis. Fill Gordon positioned hi:; car ir- 'tl`-e Puc°vis driveway so that his rear kull~p~r was dt the b,:.ck oL tl~le 57.pE4Julk. One person was positioned or, Smocks real property line, lu feet ro~-1 the back of sidewall~ ar-d ori8 person • ~~~ Sri ~~rv~'ir~ 0 ®tiTE _ Septerrlber 27, 1989 on a line ~:~tendc~ frolr~ Lhe front of S[rlocl~ house, 10 f:et Yrum tha k~a~~h; of th~:~ v~d~wal~:. . 1111 ~~:~CUVta Wan: }jtr:,i€:iutaeG z[- t~-~• ~aC c~rrd Ci~Lct:t~ thy: pEr:su~l ~_1r7 l'd1e 1.ir~L ~xC:~•nc~~:c1 Tr r:om Ve.h.: i~LCnC of :~slsilckos hGll"E toward the back oL ..iutw<.ilk. :at:L'c~ '"~~ t1iUCls~Cil L;:;~1-l::tt,iL~'4.~.:: o ~:v1i~~rcSU~ ut Gt2lrlllir! lrutti the Clty ,:Cc,L1: Ch.:[: tl"1.;.' te[YCe txc loc~:,ted rao nc4rer then 10 lE:~:t fray the back of siciewul}: as N,:~;vivasly, cecarnmended by w:hL City 1~nginecr. ___ l~1cs. Smock and ~~urvis were party to the decision acid agreed to abide b~~ it. ~ City of Meridian INTER-OFFICE MEMO DATE September 27, 1989 i'~ 1 FROM: Gary Smith TO: Jack Niemann REe Gary and Pamela Smock -Fence Variance This morning at 8:00 A.M. a meeting took place at the site of the fence variance request, 2541 West. Chateau. The following people were in attendance: Bob Giesler, Bill Gordon, Gary Smith, Pamela Smock, Phyllis Purvis. Bill Gordon positioned his car in the Purvis driveway so that his rear bumper was at the back of the sidewalk. One person was positioned on Smocks rear property line, 10 feet from the back of sidewalk and one person on a line extended from the front of Smocks house, 10 feet from the back of the sidewalk. Bill Gordon was positioned in the car and directed the person on the line extended from the front of Smock's house toward the back of sidewalk. After much discussion it was a consensus of opinion from the city staff that the fence be located no nearer than 10 feet from the back of sidewalk as previously recommended by the City Engineer. Mrs. Smock and Purvis were party to the decision and agreed to abide by it. t r ~ __ .. ~. - __ ~ - _ ~t :t -, :.:~ ~.} :I.~' :.;:2~: ~~='~~ ,-; >;; . - k,. .-~, r k, =~N hw. s,}. 'r^ ~. >.~ ,~, F~:. 0 Nbrrow: No, let me give you an le, if there is a ditch or drain ditch that serves property and it goes throug persons property, that person is responsible to make sure that the ditch transports the water through his property unempeded in this particular develo~anent the developers would be responsible for making sure that those ditches were sized correctly to carry the heads of water, the ones that went through individual lots ,the individual lot owner would be responsible for ~ _ -making sure that that ditch was cleaned and that the flow of water was uriunpeded we specifically spell that out by Ordinance. There was additional discussions - - Wood: Basically I would like to see larger lots and my main concern would be the drainage ditch. Mayor Kingsford; Anyone else who wishes to offer testimony on this request? There was no response, the Public Hearing was closed. Council Members woe have heard a great deal of testimony this evening, it would be my recommendation that we have a motion to-have the City Attorney prepare Findings on-this issue. _ _ - -The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Tolsma to have the City Attorney prepare Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law on the request for annexation and zoning by Interwest Financial and Stuckers; - -Motion Carried: All Yea: - - _ _ Item #-4: Public Hearing: Variance-Request by -Gary & Pamela Smock: - - _ - Mayor Kingsford: I will maw open the Public Hearing: Is there a representative present, if so would you come forward and be stern: Gary Smock, 2541 West Chateau, gtwck was sworn by the City Attorney: Smock: We are requesting a fence variance on the east side of our propexty to allow a six foot fence, the evening I received recommendation fran the City Engineer that reoamlend a 10 foot setback from the sidewalk, I do not have a problem with that, I would like a clarification: It states that site-distance frzm Maxie Place onto Chateau is not impeded by the placement of the fence, but there is a problem with vision of the homeaHmer behind us: City Engineer: That is correct: Sack: Tien it says 10 foot setback, I am familiar with that, where the line of site is a 10 foot setback there,_ our propexty is not square would it be possible for us to square- -out our fence frcan that point, start at that 10 foot point and as we go towat~d the front of our house make our fence square instead_of getting very narrow at the front of the house. - - _ - - - City Engineer: I guess the intent was to have it just 10 feet along the back of the sidewalk. I did not follow the bearing of the street , I did not look at that, I did not position the driveway on the property to the south of you. Smock: If with pulling out with a vehicle the line of sight is to the corner, wouldn't the line of sight follow straight down the fence, that would allow us to square it out. Start out at 10 feet and the difference would be approximately four feet closer to the sidewalk where the other corner of the fence is. ,.. .. .- _ ~_ }~ MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL • 'SEPI~ER 19, 1989 PAGE # 7 :~ -~: ~ ~,: ;:~; r ~= MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL r 3~ 19, 1989 PAGE # 8 City Engineer: 'T'hen there would still be a line of sight to the intersection? Smock: Yes, there would still be a line of sight to the intersection, the fence would not extend out to the sidewalk at any point: It would end closer because of the angle: -- City Engineer: I would have to look at that, our concern was that the people that live in the house to the south of you would have to cross the side~ralk when backing out before they could see to the north. _ - Phyllis Purvis, 2217 Maxie Place: Purvis was sworn by the Ctiy Attorney: Purvis: I am located to the south of the Smock's, I am concerned about them placing a _ six foot fence along my driveway, every time I would back out of my driveway=there would be children playing and I would not be -able to them and also any-cars ocntisig -around the corner, there is just no way I could see and it would be a hazzard and also the safety _ of the children-playing on the sidewalk. The Ordinance calls for a three foot fence. -_ It is for safety reasons that I am concerned. _ Tolsma: I think this is what the City Engineer was eluding-tom on the ten foot setback. Mayor Kingsford: The major reason for that Ordinance, is our concern and the Public Hearing is the same as yours and that is safety. _ -Tolsma: Is your driveway to the North or the South of the pr~xty? _ _ _ Purvis: My garage is on the north side of the house. - - - ~ -- - - - Giesler: I went by there and I am not sure that I would not bike to look at this again after this testimony. I did not particular have a problem the way the City Engineer had it outlined. Mayor Kingsford: I think maybe an appropriate way to handle this would be approve it conditionally maybe upon a committee, I think we need to have Findings, if you Councilman Giesler would be willing to do that could I get you and the Ckiief and the City Engineer along with the Smocks in working out an arrangement that is satisfactory to everyone. Giesler: That would be fine: Mayor Kingsford: Anyone else frcem the public who wishes to testify, there was no response, the Public Hearing was closed. The Motion was made by Morrow and seconded by Myers_to have the City Attorney prepare - Findings of Fact and_ Conclusions of -Law and have the formentioned CamLittee wr~rk with the property owners and neighbors to resolve this issue. - Notion Carried: All Yea: - - It~tt #5: Public Hearing: Preliminary & Final Plat Golf View Estates: Mayor Kingsford: At this time I will open the Public Hearing, is there anyone in the audience who wishes to testify on this request? .; Gary Lee, 1990 Turnberry Way: Lee was worn by the City Attorney: Lee: I am the project Engineer fran JUB Engineers, the location of this project is ~ . 4 ~ ~~~iY.: _--~-~ iii i iiiii ~~ m ~ ~. ~~~~~~~~~m ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~g~ ~"o' ~~~~ ~~ ~_ - ~• g o -x,; _ "~ ~ _ ~ :r - rt• N ~ ~ ~ -a' -t- O cis--~ ~e _ , ~ c9 ~ - o~+ -gyp _ _ bd _~ ~ '~ ~. - ~° -.P.~.. ~ ~ `-a $ D T - _ - a ~ _ _ o ~ rt - - 'CJ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S ~ ~_ iL ~ - - ~ ~ ~ a ce S ~ cT S ~ - R SS ~ _ ~ fl ~ • D S H ~ cr ~ ~_ ~o o -6 p _ _ - ~_ _~ t -~ _ '° Q- i' a _ -~ - - ~ _ - - o- o - _ -t~_ H - - .n o.. _ _ d°- ~-- s, ~ _ f N N_ p, E s S ~ ~ - ~- ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~' d c ~ r ~- ~ ~s A ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~9 00 _ p ii c~ ~ ~ a 7r Q `s_ J ~ V ~. - _ - _ 1''_ , ~ -- M _ R'' - - n - - rte; '~ ~ ~ '~ - ~ x ~ ~ ~ "" w a~' :: ; ~ ~ ~ ~ d ~"`d .. rr '` rr ~o ~ ..~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S i~ ~ C ~ ~ ~' ~ "° 4~ • ~ K • ~~~ ,, _ ~. r - ~.. ,_, _ ~._.. < <~ ; <,., ~~~ . . r k .." .. F 318 Ee-ST 37TH STFIEET BOISE, IDAHO 83714 Inter-Department Correspondence To: Ada County Highway District Commission Date: August 29,.1989 From: Development Services Subject: MERIDIAN - VARIANCE 2541 W. CHATEAU FENCE FACTS & FINDINGS: 1. Gary and Pamela Smock request a variance to install a 6-foot fence on the east side of subject property from the southeast corner to the front of the house. 2. W. Chateau Drive has 60-feet of right-of-way (which is adequate), and is fully improved. 3. N. Maxie Place has 50-feet of right-of-way (which is adequate), and is fully improved. REQUIREMENT: 1. Locate the •fence out of the public right-of-way and out of the clear vision sight triangle at all intersections and driveways. POLICY IMPLICATIONS: 1. Requirements are made to Meridian Planning & Zoning as condition for compliance. SIGNATURE OF STAFF SUBMITTING: ~;Jit. ;fig John R. 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Smock fore a variance ~r;~,u t.tA~ f~nr:A~ o, rdi~t.-{t~~ncaa~i: p.Lot 2~91{,~ F~l~ock 9 o Sunnybruok I'~lrrtt:~ Sia~,3i}v i~,a~Jr, } ~~, d'.~4lr ldbUn® 1~:1 IlOo ill L'lpp~~~e~nt ~~A~~/~a~i Pr .S t® C~7 t15 t.~i~L 1, id QJ 1. 5._)(f ~° fence ®n the east side of his pror.,~rty line fr<,!!~ s..lte ~r;i,tt:.fi_~~,~t corner to the front of his house mat~r~~re, under tll~v oiciit.~ti,'A~r only a 3 foot fence would be allowect~ A more I~articular legal descri~.~tiorb is on iil:_~ in tli~: Gif ice vt the- City Clerk of tl7~e City or t~tr~rii3i~re~. ~atr: is avail~lble upon re~uest~ Public corntnent will be t~~tcen ~lnd is inVit~~dr I)ATEll -~~llis~~ day ofo a 1989 JI~CKJ tdl~~~t rdiV~ CI`1'Y CLlrltti '; r~' .~;;~, !~u. .~r.. . NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Ordinances of the City of Meridian and the laws of the State of Idaho, that the City Council of the City of Meridian will hold a public hearing at the Meridian City Hall, 33 East Idaho Street, Meridian, ~ ,:,: Idaho, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m., on September 19, 1989, for the purpose of reviewing and considering the Application of Gary W. and Pamela J. Smock for a variance from the fence ordinance at Lot 29, Block 9, Sunnybrook Farms Subdivision #4, Meridian, Idaho® The Applicant proposes to construct a 6 foot fence on the east side of his property line from the Southeast corner to the front of his house where, under the ordinance, only a 3 foot fence would be allowed. A more particular legal description is on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Meridian and is ~, ~,° ~1. iF. available upon request. Public comment will be to en and is invited. DATED this day of ~ ~ , 1989. '__, 1'`~ ~ ~ ' ` JA MANN, CITY CLERK AMBROSE, FITZOERALD &CROOKSTON Attomays and Counsalore P.O. Box 427 Meridian, Idaho 83842 Telephone 8884481 .~ iiiiif~~iiiiii i ro cL En .. 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