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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWestview Tract AdditionMERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL ~ • DECEMBER 18, 1990 PAGE #4 Kingsford: Pat Tealy would you like to cane forward and explain your project even though you are not on the agenda. Pat Tealy: I'm representing the owner of the project Mr. Ted Sigmont. Essentially what we are trying to do, is the owner has bought two lots in Terr~ubdivision, this pis a recorded subdivision. #2 indicates that all lots in this subdivision are four plex lots, typically that note is put on there just to protect some type of future down zoning or whatever. What Mr. Sigmont is proposing is one eight plex on two lots. We are not exceeding the density of the lots. All we are tpying to do is combine two four plexes to make better use of the land. Gave the Council a site plan. Crookston: The proposal sounds very fine, but the plat you have doesn't allow it. It's up to the Council, the way I view it is by going ahead and allowing it your allowing a violation of the plat. Kingsford: Voiced concerns about what people are going to say. I'd feel slot more comfortable if you could get an approval from those owners in that subdivision. Discussion about materials stated or placed on the face of plats. (TAPE ON FILE) Clerk Niemann: Can they file an addendum to the plat? Crookston: To ammend the plat only requires the owner of that property. I think that you can replat the lots that you are talking shoat. How many lots are we talking about. Kingsford: Two out of six. Clerk Niemann: If they could get the owners to all sign an affidavit to the plat couldn't :.they do that? Crookston: It seems to me that I've seen that done. Kingsford: I would suggest that that be the route we go, then have the attorney look into it. The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve of an eight Alex conditioned upon the City Attorney's finding a vehicle by which to remove note #2 from the plat. Motion Carried: All Yea: Kingsford: Our next meeting would normally be on a Tuesday which is New Years Day so the next meeting will be on the 2nd of January on Wednesday. The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Yerrington to adjourn at 8:17 P.M.: Motion Carried: All Yea: APPROVID: GRANT' KINGSFORD, MAYOR • • HUB OF TREASURE VALLEI' A Good Place to Live CITY LAWANA L.N EMANNLCIty Clerk OF MERIDIAN A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer RICHARD D. NICHOLS, Chlef o/Police 728 Meridian Street BRUCE D.STUART,walarworkaSUpL JOHN O. FITZGERALD, Attorney MERIDIAN, IDAHO ROGER W ELKER, Flre Cftlel 83842 EARL WARD, Waste Walsr$upl. Phone 888-0933 JOSEPH L. GLAISYER ALysr .October 1, 1982 Fulfers 322 West Idaho Meridian, ID 83642 It has been brought to our attention that material to aid you to apply for a conditional use permit,if you should desire to maintain a business at the above address, was mailed to the incorrect address. If you need help in this matter or have any questions please contact me at the City Hall, 888-4433. 'Phank you for your help in this matter, .~ ll~iwC/ LaW L. Ni C' y Clerk ity of Meridian COUNCILMEN GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F.ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETlE C. HINRICHS Chairmen ZonlnB 8 Plannlnp pc: Attorney Crookston File • • HUB OF TREASURE VALLES' A Good Place to Live OFFICIALS CITY OF MERID LA WANA L. NIEMANN, City Clark IAN A. M. KIEBERT, Treaaurar RICNARD D. NICMOLS, Cftlel Ot Police 728 MOI7dI911 $tl'eet BRUCE D. sruaar, water works saps JONN O. FITZGERALD, Attorney MERIDIAN, IDAHO ROGER WELKER, Flre C~lel 89842 EARL WARD, Waste Waler SUpt. PhODe 8884939 JOSEPH L. GLAISYER Mayor S eptanber 24, 1982 FULFER'S 326 West Idaho Meridian, ID 83642 The City of Meridian has received two (2) ormplaints from the residential neighborhood that there are advertising signs and a business being conducted fran the above residence: Please be informed that you must cease this or any business until you have obtained a CODIDTTIONAL USE PERMIT fran the Planning and Zoning Calmission arxi the City Council. COUNCILMEN GRANT P. RINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICNARD F.ORTON, JR. RONALD R. TOLSMA ANNETTE G. MINRICNS CMirman 2onlnp 6 P16nninp Attached are the Submission Fbnns ,-Amt,;,-ed for this pmoadllre. If there are any questions collc:erning the application for a CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT please feel free to contact the City Clerk, City Hall, 888-4433. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter, a L. Ni City Clerk City of Meridian, ID pc: MP_L'id_ian Police Department Mayor and Council Attorney • HUB OF TREASURE VALLEI' A Good Place to Live OFFICIALS CITY OF MERIDIAN U WANA L. NIEMANN, City Cierk A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer ROGER SHER W IN, CNeI of Pollce 728 Meridian Street BRUCE D. sTUART, weterworxa $Upt. MERIDIAN IDAHO JOHN O. FITZGERALD, Attorney 83642 ROGEq WELKER, FIre Cftlef Phone 8884433 EARL WARD, Waete Weter Supt.. JOSEPH L. GLAISYER M.ror November 17, 1980 Mr. Jerry Estep 11283 Powder Horn Boise. ID 83704 RE. Terra Subdivision Dear Mr. Estep: COUNCILMEN RICHARD C. WILLIAMS GRANT P. KINGSFORD BILL BREWER RICHARD F.ORTON, JR. DONALOLSHARP CMlrman ZonlnO 6 Plannlrp The City of Meridian can accept the sanitary sewer collection system and domestic water distribution system, located within the public right-of-way of the subject subdivision, for ownership and subsequent future maintenance. -,- -z , i Gary mith, P.E. City gineer GDS/dr bcc Meridian City Clerk • • u«! A_s LA WPNA _. N!'OVAYY r:•AC'nl4 A. M HV.BEHi i.cnSVrel HO(iER $MF,RWiN G~INI Of PVbCe 9HUCI. 'J 7~'.il~ '1l:~:N. WOIk9 iJPl. JOHN O. PoT]G FRAL.•1 Ar.~ .. , HOGIR wELNIEH, F! n. C:n Ld 4ARL WARD, VJ:u!N Wate. SVC! 'i2S _vleridian Streei !t35:2 Phone lill34-13:1 :OSEPH t... L;LAISYL;R Msna Flugus*_ 22, 1980 -L'-B E~ gineers, '_nc. Suite 250 S. Beachwood Dr. Boise, ID 337no /ITT~2: ~^.r. Gary Smith Subjec`_: Terra SuSdivision Dear "?r. Smi",: I OLNOI. M'N HIt..1.lNUC Jd LL:AMS uHANI P Aq_i9sFORD (31.:1. dln.. W FR R!CRAHD 1 OII'~pN, JH DONALD L SHARP C~aLmu~~ Zonlnr A Plmnlnq Final ~nsoectior. on ?erra Subdivision was co!nn'eted nn August 6, 1930. Th,e sewer syster!cemplies with the C ':y of '"~'rid=an sewer system specifica*_ ins, and can be acce^ted "or maintenance by the Citv o{ Meridian 4laste3;i~'~er ^eoartmen`_. Sincerely, i L• ~., ~~/r~~ Far? hard amity o` Me ridian leas ~e~da er Suoeri nter,dent F41/mb DECLARATYON OF PROTECTI~COVENANTS AND RESTRICTIOI~ TERRA SUBDIVISION KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS ~~~ ~'_' ~; i. /r 1. ~ ": ~~ TERRA, INC., an Idaho corporation, as Grantors, do hereby certify and declare that they are owners of the following described real property situate in Ada County, Idaho, to-wit: All of the lots in TERRA SUBDIVISION, according to the official plat thereof, filed in the office of the County Recorder of :Ada County, Idaho, as shown by Book of Plats at Pages and records of Ada County, Idaho. ,,.-~.- ARTICLE I PROPERTY USE RESTRICTIONS All of the above described real estate, including lots, parcels and tracts thereof, and any conveyance covering or describing all or any part thereof, either by reference to-the above described plat or by any number or designation thereon, or by any other description shall. be subject to the following restrictions, covenants and conditions, and that by the acceptanceo~ any such conveyance, the Grantee or Grantees and their heirs, executors,. administrators, successors and assigns, covenants with the undersigned=-its successors and with each .other as to the property above described'"tte following: Section 1. Land Use. All of the lots in said subdivision shall be known and described as residential lots, and said lots or any part thereof, shall not be used for commercial purposes. The use of said lots shall be limited and restricted to single family, two-family, three-family, and four- family dwellings which shall not exceed two stories in height, and an attached, semi-detached private garage or carport. Section 2. Architectural Control." No building shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot until the construction plans and specifications. and a plat .showing the location of the structure have been approved by the Architectural Control Committee as to quality of workmanship and materials, harmony of external design with existing structure, and as to location with respect to topography, finish grade elevations and minimum building setback lines, No fence or wall greater in height than three feet shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot nearer to any street than the minimum building setback lines unless similarly approved. - (a.) Architectural Control Committee. The Architectural Control Com- mittee is composed of A majority of the committee may designate a representative to act for it. In the event of death or resignation of any member of the committee, the remaining members shall have full authority to designate a successor, Neither the members of the committee, nor its designated representative shall be entitled to any compensation for services performed pursuant to this declaration. At any time, the then record owners of a majority of the lots shall have the power through a duly recorded written instrument to change the membership of the committee or to withdraw from the committee or to restore to it any of its powers and duties. TERRA SUBDIVISION - Page• - (b) Procedure. The committee's approval or disapproval as required in these covenants shall be in writing. In the event the Committee, or its designated representative, fails to approve or disapprove within 30 days after plans and specifications have been submitted to it, or in any event, if no suit to enjoin the construction has been commenced prior to the completion thereof, approval will not be required and the related covenants shall be deemed to have been fully complied with. Section 3. Dwelling Cost, Quality and Size. (a) No single family dwelling at a cost of less than $40,000 plus lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration is recorded, shall be erected or placed on any building site and the floor area of the main structure, exclusive of one-story open porches, terraces and garages, shall not be less than 1350 square feet for a one-story dwelling, nor less than 1700 square feet for a split entry or two-story dwelling. (b) No two-family dwelling at a cost of less than $48,000.00 plus -lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration is recorded shall be erected or placed on any building site and the floor -;area of the main structure, exclusive of open porches, terraces and -;garages, shall not be less than 1600 square feet. - (c) No three-family dwelling at a cost of less than $66,OOO.plus 'lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration -is recorded .shall be erected or placed on any building site and the floor area of the main structure, exclusive of open porches, terraces and garages, shall not be less than 2400 square feet. (d) No four-family dwelling at a cost of less than $75,000 plus :lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration--- =is recorded shall be erected or' placed on any building site-and the 'floor area of the main structure, exclusive of open porches, terraces and garages, i-shall not be less than 3200 square feet. (e) It being the intention and purpose of the covenant to assure that 'all dwellings shall be of a quality of workmanship-and materials substantially the same or better than that which can be produced on the date these covenants are recorded at the minimum cost herein for the minimum permitted dwelling size. Section 4. Building Location. No building shall be located on any lot nearer than 20 feet to the (a) front lot line. (b) No building shall be lsideestreetelinean Nofdwellingnshallebeor side lot line or 20 feet to any located nearer than 15 feet to the rear lot line. en orches ur oses of this declaration, eaves, steps, oP Phowever, (c) For the p P art of a building, provided, ermit any portion of a builains on a lot and bays shall not be ccOn trued to p P that this shall not be lot. on another to encroach uP Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Page . - (d) As an appurtenance to any dwelling house, a private garage, a garden house or a structure for the housing of small domestic animals may be erected within the building limits herein set forth, provided the appurtenance is of permanent construction and architecturally in harmony with the dwelling house. Where a garage or other accessory structure is not part of the dwelling house, no portion of the garage or other structure shall be nearer the front or street line than the rear line of the house. Section 5. Building Materials. All buildings erected upon any lot shall be of stone, brick, frame construction ands if other than brick or stone is used, such building shall be finished painted and maintained in good repair so as to be inoffensive to any other property owners in said subdivision. Section 6. work Prosecution. The construction of all dwellings and outbuildings shall be prosecuted diligently and continuously from the time of commencement thereof, and same shall be completed, including exterior painting within eight months after the date of commencement of construction unless such completion is prevented by causes beyond the control of the Grantee. Section 7. Temporary Structures. No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, barn or other outbuildings shall be -.used on any lot at any time as a residence either temporarily or permanently. Section 8. Moved Buildings. No building shall be moved onto any `building site unless specific permission and approval of plans, specifications and location is obtained in writing from.:the Architectural Control Committee. Section 9. Nuisances. No nosious or offensive activity shall be carried _ on upon any lot, nor shall anything be done theron which may be or may ,'become an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood. Section 10. Animals. No lot or portion thereof, shall be used for -the keeping or pasturing of goats, sheep.,. swine, horses, cows or other non- household animals. Dogs, cats or other household pets may be kept, provided "that no animals are kept, bred or maintained for any commercial purposes. Section 11. Signs. No sign of any kind shall be displayed to the public view on any lot except that the name of a resident of a dwelling upon a lot may be displayed on a sign of not more than one square foot in area. The Grantor reserves the right to display signs upon lots advertising the property for sale or rent, and signs used by builders to advertise the property during the construction and sales period. Section 12. .Fences. No fence, hedge or boundary wall situated upon a lot shall have a height greater than six feet above the graded. surface of the ground around which such fence, hedge or wall is situated. The construction or maintenance of spite fences or spite trees or shrubs shall be prohibited upon all lots in this subdivision. All wooden fences shall be constructed in a substantial manner, and shall be painted an attractive color and be maintained in good repair so as to be inoffensive to any other property owners in said subdivision. No barbed wire fences shall be constructed within this subdivi- sion. Fences"greater in height than three feet shall not be placed nearer to a front street line than a dwelling unless the plans for said fence have been approved by the Architectural Control Committee as provided in Section 2,b. Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Page ~ • Section 13. Oil and Mining Operations. No oil drilling, oil development operations, oil refining, quarrying or mining operations of any kind shall be permitted upon or in any lot, nor shall oil wells, tanks, tunnels, mineral excavation or shafts be permitted upon or in any lot. No derrick or other structure designed for use in boring for oil or natrual gas shall be erected, maintained or permitted upon any lot. Section 14. Water. The Grantors will deliver domestic water to the point where the water meter is located at the pr~perty line. Each lot owner shall connect to this water system at this point and use this water for their domestic use. Grantors are under no obligation to deliver irrigation water to any lot in this subdivision. However, each lot owner may avail himself of the irrigation water for those lots that are within the existing irrigation districts, subject to the payment of any and all dues and assessments for the use of said irrigation water. Additional irrigation laterals may only be constructed int3~e easement area that is provided along each lot line.- Where it is necessary for a lot owner to obtain water over and across another lot and maintain the necessary irrigation lateral through the easement area only, as herein provided and as well as shown on the recorded plat across the lot owner's property. _ Section 15. Sewage disposal. All "bathroom,.sink and toilet facilities .shall be located inside the dwelling house or other suitable appurtenant- =building and shall be connected by underground pipe with a privatesewage -. disposal system placed and constructed in accordance with the regulations `of the governing. health authority. Private sewage disposal systems shall be placed in the frnnr vara~ 1 Drainage from said private sewage disposal system shall be kept within the building limits of each lot. Approval of all sewage disposal systems installed shall be obtained from-the governing health authority, and the Grantor shall have. no obligation. to construct any sewer or provide any connec- tion thereto. ~U OS ~ y ~~ ~~~-Y ~~~ b~~ `0.~ ,O _I G 1 yt!'/ The sanitary facilities of any dwelling shall, within ninety days of er activation of the dry line sewer, be connected thereto, and the grantee agrees to pay all applicable connection fees and monthly charges. Section 16. Garbage and Refuse Disposal. No lot included within this subdivision shall be used or maintained as a dumping ground for rubbish. Trash, garbage or other waste material shall be deposited only in sanitary ccSntainers meeting the requirements of the sanitation ordinances of the County of Ada, State of Idaho, and the regulations of the ordinances of the State of Idaho Health Authorities. No machinery, appliances or unsightly material shall - be stored upon a lot until a Grantee is ready and able to commence the construc- tion with respect to which such building material shall be used, and then such building material shall be placed within the property lines of the lot upon which the structure is to be erected. ~ j /_O / „ ~c..~j Section 17. Driveways. Any driveway constructed o„n/(~an~y of-said lots shall be of 4,000 psi; 4" thick air-entrained concrete and shall be connected to the curb at the edge of the street in a manner that it will not disturb the drainage pattern created by the street and curb section. Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Page • - Section 18. Sidewalks, To preserve the aesthetic quality and living style intended by the Grantor, standard five foot concrete sidewalks shall be constructed by the Grantor adjacent to the back of the curb for the full width of each lot prior to the time the dwelling is occupied. In order to avoid unnecessary breakage, sidewalks need not be constructed by the Grantor until the dwelling is constructed. Sidewalks shall be of 4,000 psi; 4" thick air-entrained concrete. ARTICLE II EASEMENTS Easements are reserved for installation and maintenance of utilities, irrigation and drainage facilites five feet in width on side lot lines and five feet in width on front and rear lot lines. Within the easements no structure, planting or other materials shall be placed or permitted to remain which damage or interfere with the installation and maintenance of utilities or which may change the direction of flow of water through drain- age channels in the easements. The easements area of each lot and all im- provements in it shall be maintained continuously by the owner of the lot, ', except for those improvements for which a public authority or utility company is responsible. I _ _'' ARTICLE I II . ~r GENERAL PROVISIONS '~ 'i Section 1. Term. These Protective Covenants and Restrictions shall run with the land described herein and shall be binding upon the parties hereto and all successors in title or interest to said real property or any part thereof, until January 10, 2020, at which time said Protective Covenants and Restrictions shall be automatically extended for successive periods of ten ;years unless the owner or owners of the legal title to not less than one-half of the platted-lots, by any instrument or instruments in writing.,- duly signed Viand acknowleged by them, shall then; terminate or amend said Protective Cove= ~nants and Restrictions, and such termination or amendment shall become ef- ~fective upon the filing of such instrument-or instruments for record in the office of the Recorder of Ada County, Idaho. Such instrument of instruments ;shall contain property reference by volume and page number to records of 'the Deed in which these Protective Covenants and Restrictions are set 'forth and all amendments hereof. Section 2. Amendments. These Protective Covenants and Restrictions may be amended from time to time with respect~.to any part or portion providing the owners of at lease one-half of the platted lots, as of the date of said amendments execute such amendment duly made and reduced to writing as pro- vided in Section 11, herein. Section 3. Violations and Enforcement. Should the Grantees, their heirs, personal representatives, successors or assigns, violate or attempt to violate any of the covenants or restrictions set forth before the. termination thereof, it shall be lawful for any person or persons owning any other lots in said development or subdivision to prosecute any proceedings at law or in equity against the person or persons violating or attempting to violate any such covenant or restrictions, and either to prevent him or them from so doing or to recover damages or other relief for such violations. Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Page • • Section 4. Severability. The invalidation of any one of these covenants by judgment or court order shall in no way effect any of the other provisions, which shall remain in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Undersigned corporation has caused its corporate seal affixed this day of . TERRA, INC., An Idaho Corporation ~ by: STATE OF IDAHO ) County of Ada ) President Secretary °_ On this day of 1978, personally appeared David W. Watkins Presidenf of TERRA, INC. and Joseph R. Osier Secretary of TERRA;-INC. and acknowledged their signatures affixed hereto on behalf of said corporation. Notary Public Residing at Boise, ID Commission expires: \ s nvi m 4~! 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"~ xy .pq a` ~~~, a n "~ o . .> ~s , f °x ~ w ' °'';~' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .r a ~ ~~' ,: ~ ~~ h ~ ~~~ ~ ~ p`; ~ ~ ~ +W. tt1 ~ ~~ ¢ w m w M ~ ~, W N p ~. ~ F, ~ w •' '~ ~,, y ~ ~ n-~ ~, ~. - - x; ~ ~ ~,~ ~€ April 24, 1978 Meridian Planning and Zoning ------- Meeting called to order by the Chairman, Willard Rowley Members Present: Annette Hinrichs; Don Sharp; Lee Mitchell; Others Present: Bob Jones;G.vaa Chambers; Rick Thurber; Ron Thurber Ron Thurber, Architect for Terra Subdivision, spoke as a representative of Terra Subdivision. There were several questions that were raised: .Density, Open space, Traffic They intend to provide open space and landscaping Lot sizes are approximately 9,517 square feet on which to place a 4-Plex. Adjacent land is around 6,ooc square feet Two (2) Off-street parking spaces per unit is required and are provided.' The buildings cover 2'7A~ - 28~ of the lot land The area is located East of Gem Estates on West Idaho extended East from 7th Street. Mr. Sharp explained that he liked the layout but the density is considered too great for the policy as set up by the Commission in the last few months. The area is 1.56 acres in size Mr. Sharp stated that he thought they could approve four (4) triplex unite sad two (2) duplex unite on these 6 lots. This would be 16 units or approximately: 10.256 to the acre. It was pointed out that 24 units are approximately 15,384 to the acre as this development is proposed. 18 units are approximately 11.538 to the acre. The developer stated that the costs of landscaping ie provided by the density. The less the density the leas probability of placing trees and landscaping. The density would not allow much additional to do much landscaping. Mr. Sharp stated that the Commission needs to be fair to all, in their judgement. They have in the past held developers to approximately ten (10) density and that they - - -- -- - - - u2c^dad t0 by Coraois en • - - - _ F- When the Commission sees what they think is an error, they need to make corrections. This was discussed. Mrs. Hinrichs stated that she might approve a triplex on each lot with the open apace dedicated. The Commission would discuss play ground area to offset trees. Mr. Collins stated that there is a ratio of open space. and its ability to withstand the foot traffic on the grass. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Lee Mitchell that the Commission recommend to the City Council to deny the request of Terra Subdivision for a density of 24 unite oa six (6) lots. Notion passed: Sharp, yea; Mitchell, yea; Hinrichs, nay -;~,~ i P'a: ~, ; "~~.' <~. ;, y' eridian Planning and Zoning 2 ~ The Matter of the Fuller Baxter Annexation came up next. The time of Hearing came, there were no objections. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Jim Kling that:the Ann t' S' t exa ion be tabled until the Comprehensive Plan is completed.; S~ t Motion passed: All yea ? ~ Annette Hinrichs suggested that Developers tie dowtt their legal'descriptioa4 more completely to help. lay people locate. u ~.~ , Conditional Use Permit for office space for private use at 14 E. Carlton. Fd Jones was present to explain that he wanted the Church building for an " office in his business. He also owns the land occupied by a residence to t$e North of the property, across the alley £ Comments: t 1. Fire Department: Not recommending approval unless all remodelling is done in accordance with Uniform Building and Fire~& Live SavingsCodea. '. 2. Mr. Howell and Mr, Laing, have indicated that they did-not sign the Petition. t 3. Meridian Post Office: No Comment " 4. Richard Williams: The Sr. Citizens have expressed a desire to"secure ' use of this building for their facility,! As yon knox they havq. nothing in Meridian. (would like to see this property used by thew, and not for office.). 5. Nampa-Meridian Irrigation District: ,i r, The Developer should submit a drainage plan to them for approval Mr. Kling suggested that this matter be postponed for further clarification iif parking, pending a plat plan and its use. ~°r~. The Motion was made by Jim Klin and seconded by Don Sharp that the matter ofzthe . Conditional Use Permit request be tabled for 14E Carlton for office use: to be ' reconsidered at a later time, and. that a developnent sketch be Pr_p9idad,~ioa4l~e3 the off street.. parkin~on.hia., lead.-in- re3stitin~:o "cur'fi cuts~aad access. i z Motion passed: All yea. ~ '°` e There were about 900966 signers in favor of this use. There xere 3'who would not+ sign. The developer stated this area would not involve building;equipmeat and " parking of any kind. It was pointed out to the developer that this will not necessarily need~to bap an ` engineered drawing but it must be suitable to inform the Commission of-.what is' to be done here. ~ The Commission is concerned that xhatever goes in at this area is an upgadtrF.' from what it was. Cars backing from the parking to the street is not a'.;goodF " ~" way to go on into the future with the traffic building up like it is. Parkiaig should be designed as a safety factor. ", .; Terra Subdivision, located in the Weat View Tract Addition wen gresented`by ~ "`"""°* Rick Thurber. ''Pfi~s is mot development fronting on undeveloped street: y'~ + `t Idaho East of Gem Estates, Idaho developed East of 9th; 1.56 acres in size i ' (proposes 24 units) or 15.4 units per acre; Four-Plex on a 66~ x 145 size let; ~, 2 bedroom units catering to newly married; adequate off-street parking is # provided. r~ . ~` t ~ "~ fn Mr. Roxley asked where the children are to play in an`area of this density, The developers are willing to wait until the new sewer plant is completed before building their structures. , ~ , It was the expression of the Commission that green areas need to be conaidered*f at least for a place for the little children to play closely to the home... The Commission suggested to the developer that they would desire l0 unite to trhe ' acre as a maximum density. City problems multiply in relation to the denait;, ; and traffic is increased in the same ratio. " ;~ '.~ ~ ~, Hurl Pipkin stated that if this proposal is above the planned density and htr would consider denying this proposal. •~ .. Meridian Planning and .3. ~"1 ,. Terra Sub (COnt~d) The Commission would desire a sketch drawing of Building placement on the l in .order to make a judgement. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Jim Kling that this m8ttex tabled for the Terra Subdivision. ',' Motion passed: All yea S' Larry Sale was present to explain the Meridian Manor Preliminat7 Plat .,that. grades the 1975 proposal that was accepted with a®aller lots. The streets will be the same -the lots trill be longer. ' Mr. Sale explained that due to the fact that the present sewer plant will t abandoned his developers are able to consider larger traots of single tami7 development. The Motion was made by Don Sharp and seconded by Annette Hinrichs that' he Commission recommend to the City Council that they approve the ~relimiaarT of Phase II of Meridian Manor''#2 Plat of 1975• ~- Motion passed: All yea ` ~.: Owen Front presented Doug Larsen land to the south of Sandlexood. A parcel 4y4 acres in size; 16 lots; 32 units of 4-Plex and duplex. ' The roadxay is designed to connect to the street"in Sandlewood,` Saadlevood' This area is not annexed at Chia time and cannot be considered :until 'the Comprehensive Plan is completed or the resolution to terminate annexations rescinded. o- The Motion was made by Annette Hinrichs and seconded b~ Lee Mitchell that' public hearing for the Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission be net by Ordinance to be on the second Monday of the month at 8:00 P.M. ,ti r; Motion passed: All yea ,;;, There being no other business to come before the Commiaeion_tha meeting st~+od=?3,, ,; ;,; ,,, * ~ ~ r~. ~ ~ ~ ~!~ ~s ~ rt ~ r qg. ~+! ~ ~ "- T%, ~`d m^ ' y~ ~11 . ~ ~ ~ Sk /~ Chairman ," { ~f ] , ~~ { attest: ~ i ~' { Y < {i ~ ~ ~~ - ~ {} 2 ` i 6 . ~': jQ) 4" P 1 1 S~ $h ~ City Clerk + ~ r t,(~„+ ?° cce ~,} , ~ aR i L i < :.2 M1~!)~%P. H l ,,[`,. Mayor & Council;P & Z Commlaeioa;Hein;Stuart;Schoen;Chief Oreen; , .,, Shulta;Ann;Welker;Fitzgerald;Hamilton;AIC;APA;ACFID;Ada Zoning Director; Ada Commissioners; Oentral Health;Nampa-MeridiaaL Merle;IfpQiKe• i `" yut ba 3toaehouse;Fuller-Baxter Annex;F.A. Nourses 3rd Amended P1at;Terra Sub, Y,~~.;? Meridian Manor #2; Sandlewood ~ , ~~ ~u% 212 Tenth Avenue South J-U-B ENGINE~RS, INC., Nampa, Idaho 83651 March 6, 1978 Meridian Plmuti ng and Zoning Commission 728 Meridian Street Meridian, Idaho 83642 Planning and I,oninp,: ,, Telephone: 467-525288-2321 tide have reviewed the applications that you requested comments to by March 6, 1978. lde have made the foi.lowing comments for each application which are as follows: Lester R. D`pdike The legal description is adequate. The letter which accompanies the application states Mr. Updike will hook to City water and sewer when available. We are concerned about who is going to construct the sewer an~",. water lines to Mr. Updikes property. Not that Mr. Updike should be burdened with all costs of bringing water and sewer to his property bptP'". the City has set precedent to past developers that they come to City water and sewer. These problems should be addressed during development plans and platting stages. Elmer Merle The legal description is adequate. Again how is the City going to serve this property caith water and sewer if there are no provisions to con- struct said utilities. These problems should be addressed during the development plans and platting stages. Stonehouse Evangelical Corporation The legal description is adequate. Our concerns are the same as stated for Mr. Updike's and Mr. Merle's properties. Terra Subdivision The legal. description is adequate. 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Rccosd) (llc~aol Tolorn'cono tlo, °804 P'airvie~a Avenue, ];Disc, Idaho 83704 _Terr_a, Inc. 375-6941 fdnnl.i.ccx~t) ~ (II~e (To7.ephano No, 9804 1'a~rview Avenue, ]ioise, Idaho 83704 _as ~.._...,..._._--_.r~..~__..._ ~:hron-ic ^nd 11_ssocieTOS Tony Peterson 345-0700 (L.nr,~t,r.ecr, Surweyos or P7nnnel (Name) ~~~~ (Toicphono IIo, 707 North ?7th Street, ];Disc, Idaho 83702 .7uri.ndiction(o) Roquring laRproval _Rcas ident iul (4-plea lots) ~JPo_ n.;:~.tl.divioia*a~--Rcoidonticlp Co;~;:noreinls (~ccont.d bL°) Dnto Poo ~' ~_ m'ni',rz^TO^J mn~l~ '. _1,S6n~ Arses 6 Number of Lota Ave. 66' x 145' Dimenaiono p~ L,p~,p ,~ hone Aeroo oP nand in Oonti 6ttouo 0•,mesohip __L;/s„1£i' x 66,00' (0.70 rxcres) tlinimrm I,p$ gizeo r. L°5_o`in; Ton"ing Claas~Pication A-residential ~o I[ns 1'r)4noat Sion TYado '`~,o Chango 7.on1n3? X 9^-o nio ', 2~ni.,, n„ _._gi~.oa` P: iJndcr 1-i?,n'; I1r=:e7 ...."., `n:nn,>,Ir"s~~iJT3 PitOrQ5F0 A'~7 Rr!i'~Z;i~;D Progened (apnl~cant) Ordinenco conPor~.~,co (otaPb) ?,~ Strce': Standard 6n' }?i~rt1-~ o° lJay ~~ F'~t4^_c^7t.~ I,ora,;ic~~ fr, Pl;t.~lth^ A~"i e~,a A. C,H.D~3`_'_ro11 curb & gutter 4' Ad'acFnt to Street id . Idaho Ave, extended c t4zas, riot ron?lint, rdth G_~i.d nyo _ tc^r r~ 71^.`-~.•,;7 a.^, ''ia per .°ill.^,:~1"~~ ~il~ (i di pirl>zal) (cell) fib) ((:ni"'~'::"+'OJ~ 1C.4i; J~ . /~) ~' ,1.os3 of a.r~?.n%inn, lin©s~ ( l) ( g ~e~=. Prelim. plat _ ~~ ?o, ion o. J?°ornr,~!t 7~izen) ~~_ ~~ °--°-~~ ~o . ,_ . ~ ~.~ x ~,-rake 7)ia;;r~o~.1 ( .~,~ ~C ~ ft3".~[ __ inl (J ~ ci_o.ns oS' ei.stvng JinoD) ' X Sec Prelim P]at r r^ l llo t ^ a ° . . n ; . o:rn o. p):n,*;pn~.3 l,~!.nco) Sce Prelim P aj~ t ~. ~o J '1.L!9 ~°, SixJ)-'7 {]1tCl' 1)13pO3£il . °'_~.~~,...~_..._.~,,._-~ C~~i (7.raat,'ion off' e:x. i.n`i.;,; line 9) t r i e - See Prelim. 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X39° 46' 23" E. 30.Oi, ~eei ~~ ~i noir~t; the-ice South 150.00 feet to a point, ...,_;a ~~~~~„t t»;n~r r>>~ ~ ~~:n; r,~Ir;T of ~e~,Tr~:r~Ir3c; a~ence P~. 89''4>"2~" i,. 105.00 feet to a point; 1~ence Sontn 10.00 feet to a point; r; ?.'~~~ncc iQ. ir9 ~:%,"7.i" F:. 93.00 feat to a Poir.~; c:~encc~ Sout~t~ 310.00 Jeet to a point; 'A~ence S. 39°n6"2s" W. 19£3.00 felt to a point; .fence north 3`~iR.00 feet to the point of beainnirg. Co:~ta.inin, a calc~zlated area of 1.150 acres, more or less. Prepared by CIiROiVT_C & ASSOCIATES February 21, 1978 O Q~ a l 133e15 ~ „~ of ria • T 1 1 i t 4~ • ~ « p. . r I I ~ ,. Z w r n _ _' • i ~ . • 133HiS --- 2- r ~ ,~. . w ~ p! r r I , rr- ? t , ~`t"t r r•~ a ' f . 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GENERAL INFORMATI~I Filing Information Terra Subdivision Proposed Name of Subdivision Approximately 135 feet East of intersection of idest 7th St. & West Idaho Ave, on General Looation West Idaho Legal Deaoription - Attach if Lengthy Terra Inc. 375-6941_ Owner a of Record Name Telephone No. 9804 Fairview Avenue, Boise, Idaho 83704 Address Terra, Inc, 375-6941 9804 Fairview Avenue, .Bois e, Idaho 83704 . Address Chronic and Associates Tony Peterson 345-0780 (Engineer, Surveyor or Planner Name Telephone No. 707 North 27th Street, Boise, Idaho 83702 Address Juriadiotion s Requiring Approval lots bYj ~x~ ~I~. SUBDIVISION FEA~ • 1. 1,560 Acres 6 Number of Lota Ave, 66' x 145' Dimensions of Lot/ '~ p, None Aerea of Land in Conti guous Ownership . j, 134,18' x 66,00' (0.20 acres) Minimum Lot Sizes 4. Existing Zoning Classification A-residential 5. Ras Request Been Made to Change Zoning? yea X no 6. Zoning Request & Under What Name? III. IMPROVEM.ENT3 PROPOSED AND REQUIRED Ordinance Proposed conformance (applicant) (staff) 1. Street Standard 60' Right of Way Other Request X 2. Curb and Gutter (7~pe) j. Sidewalks Location & Widths Alleys A.CiH,D, 3" roll curb & gutter 4' Adiacent to Street ~F. 3treat Names W. Idaho Ave, extended Must not conflict with Grid system 5. Domestic Water Supply (a) (Individual) (well) (b) (Central) (City) X (c) (Location of existing lines) ,:. See Prelim, plat (d) (Location of proposed lines) ~' ~-~ 6. Method of Sewage Disposal (a) (Individual) (b) (Central) X (c) (Locations of existing lines) See Prelim, Plat (d) (Locations of proposed lines) See Pre im, at 7. Method of Storm Water Disposal (a) (location of existing lines) See Prelim, Plat ,. (b) (Location of proposed lines) 8. Irrigation Water Supply Provided. (If irrigation water supply not :~ yea no provided, has rea been withdrawn Prom Diatrictl~ x yee no 9. Power and Phone (a) (Underground) in accord, w/utility (b) (Overhead) 10. Natural Oas in accord, w/utility 11. Other IItility f' ' •j • r-Y III. Continued ' 12. Xre Easements for 5,6,7,8,9, 10, 11, Provided and where looated? Yes 13. Are Fire Hydrants Provided, where located? No 14. Are Street Lights Provided, xhere located?. No 15. Area to be dedicated to publio or semi-public areas - (a) School Site(s) No (b) Public park site(s) ~ (e) Common area for residents (d) Water supply, pumphouae (e) Sewage disposal area (f) Other 16. Location of eaiating dedicated streets and their widths at the point immediately - ad~aoent to proposed develoFment. 17. Vioinity Map (scale 1" 300') -- 2 copies 18. Contour map of area. ~9. Existing Buildings. to remain or be removed? 20. 1" 0 100' drawings showing general plan, and ad,~acent subdivision--2 oopies. 21. Proposed protective covenants. • 22. Examination by city Engineer. IV. BUILDING PROGRAM (To be completed by applicant) 1. Type of buildings (Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Combination) Residential, 2. Type of dwellings (Single-family duplexes, multi-family (rental), multi- family (sale), combination) Hu~ti-family Garages Attached Undecided Basements Water Table Study Undecided. Detached Driveway xidth Undecided OPP street parking Typioal Building Pr1oe Range Undecided 2 apace per unit Undecided 1 Story Undecided Building Material 'Undecided .¢ . . ~'. v. RESTRICTIOxs AND DESIGN INFORMATION 1. Allowed Land Uaes 2. Minimum Lot Area 3. Minimum Lot Frontage 4. Minimum Lot Width ®Front Setback 5. Minimum Lot Depth 6. Front Setback ~. Side Setback 8. Side Street Setback 9. Rear Setback 10. Percentage of Lot Coverage VI• SPEGIAL DISTRICTS (Staff) 1.S chool District c 2. Fire District (or Dept.) 3. Sewer District (or City) 4. Irrigation District 5. Water Company or Diatriot 6. Other (Name, Purpose) V11. RECORD OF APPROVAL (Staff) + L Technical Review Committee 2. County Planning Commission 3. City Plan. Comm. Name 4. County Surveyor (Final Only) 5. County Highway District (Final Only) 6. city'Counoil Name 7. Board of Ada County Commissioners i (Final Only) ~. Ordinanoe Proposed oonformanoe (applicant) (staff) Residential 0.20 acres 66 feet 66 feet 134.18' 25' 5' N/A 10' Undecided Name Approval Preliminary (date) Final (date) Job No. 78-857 February 21, 1978 DESCRIPTION Proposed Terra Subdivision A tract of land located in the SE ~O of Section 12, T.3N., R.1W., B.M., Ada County, Idaho and more particularly described as follows: Commencing at a brass cap marking the center of Section 12, T.3N., R.1W., B.M., Ada County, Idaho; thence N. 89°46'23" E. 330.00 feet to a point; thence South 150.00 feet to a point, said point being the REAL POINT OF BEGINNING; thence N. 89°46'23" thence South 10.00 thence N. 89°46'23" thence South 340.00 thence S. 89°46'23" thence North 350.00 E. 105.00 feet to a point; Eeet to a point; E. 93.00 feet to a point; feet to a point; W. 198.00 feet to a noint; feet to the point of beginning. 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Pie 13 Ada County Highway -Chuck Smith c il d a e A.. ~A .., 4.17..79 Gem Estates, Sdwy & Pine. ~ " Is recorded by quick Claim Deed " ~`' under Roy C. Wood's name p F ! ¢:',. _ II7705778 (so it is recorded] .> ' - r Y .: ~~ .~ : t ~yyj J a: 9 G V"~ '~' ~'~}~` ' ~ i3. J'i '~ 4'. w y, .C.~~l ~ ~O ~ 1 ~ JitiF ~ ~~ i Ll / /h • JUN 2 8 197 Dear Sir, What process do I follow to divide one 99 ft frontage lot into a 49 and 50 ft lot, I have some papers that were sent to me quite some time ago but can't find one that xould actually apply in this case. The property is located at 519 West Pine and an older lady xants the house on a 49x140 lot but dose not have the means to purchase the extra ground to the west of the house. Would you please send the forms that xould be necessary to get the extra lot split of£. Also the date these papers have to be returned to be subitted at the next hearing or whatever. Thank You, S. House ~te 3 Box 173 ottonxood, Idaho 83522 ~ .~ ~ ~` ~~~-~~ ~u~ .~ ~ .~ ~~C~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~2 ~ u~ ,~.tict~ aL~~ l ~~~~~e.~%~~~ C~f~. ` I L • I DA-O • v SEP 1 9 1979 -Regional Planning and Development Association „~- P. O. BOX 311 WEISER, IDAHO 83672 (208)549-2411 Oregon ~ Barton F. Bailey President Ezerutive Director AtEb1BER COUNTIES DATE: Sept. 18, 1979 (I ncluClnQ NuniclD~3lCle,) Ada Adams T0:_Mavor and City Council Boise Canyon City of Meridian Elmore Gem 728 Meridian St., Meridian, ID 83642 Owyhee Payette Valley RE; SAM TERRA SUBDIVISION FHS 1112-001-589, Meridian, Idaho Washington Harney Malheur The attached material regards a project which may have Impact in your - area. Please review the material and comment on its necessity, environmental effect, usefulness, or any other matter you would like. We would like to have the comments within seven (7) days following receipt of this notice. If you need more time, please call collect and we will seek an extension. Your comments will be forwarded, no matter when we receive them. Please send your comments to the above address to the attention of Rand Lindley. Ttlank you. COMMENTS: Th re doesn't gppear to be any problem with this feasibility No comment• Project recommended without comment Reviewer's Signature: Gar Smith, En ineer Date: 9-26-79 i : mm Apo.o •d FNA FORM N0. 3350 R.r. 9/69 ° c 7A 35~Pd93 __Bod v.r Bm.e~ Ne. 6J-RI ;07 U. S. DE RARTSAENT CF Nd:$;NG AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION I __--._ _._.__-____-__.-__.___.__-.~---_- Gary Herriott & Jerry D. Estop , Span sor s Nome.--- -_._ ____-.-------.- Start Address; _ 11?R9 Powderhern ?poi.=,e Coy or Covnry _._ Phone:_ ~0~ .__ Area Ccde Idaho 8'704 sr~rr._- 'gip Cndr '~76-5475 fl883b19 FHA File k $ubdivi Sion Name: Terra one Tract Number: _____._--- ---.---_-_----._-_ _ _ I L«olion: 7th and Idaho Streets APPLIC,ITION FOR SUBDIVISION FFASIBIL ITY ANALYSIS A (easlbiliiy annlysis of this prenesal is rcqucsted and the Tollew'ing ex616i!s ore ncloscd: ~~] l_oc atlon IAap ~~ Preliminary Subdivi lien Plon li °; Signed PHA Fum 2010 Y ~ Affir.uaLive Fair };Dosing "arkrr[ing (Posen HUD 9't5.2) :ENERAL INFORh4ATI0N: O otl cool inlcrmatl nn cubmitlyd Meridian, ~~(~ Soils Report (_] Topographic Data (X~ Pre)L^inory Grading Plan ~_~ Olhm-_ _- ---.___ _-_ _ y]a^ or Certification of Intone Not co P;arkee housing (Poi.-m HCD 935 3) Sponsor is v~] Lond Owner [ ~ Option Holder > $ir< of thrs Parcel 1 ,P acre^ , i. Nu:-rFar of 1. cts: _ 1X ~ -~ 1. Typical Let Sla<._ ~~ X 1411 ). Adjoc rot (..end Under Sponsor s Cc:n trot: P,One Anes 5. Other Land Uscs: ~~__M/F _. ___ _.__. ]. Span sec will: /I ~X -'I de.elaprnrnt land and build ho~~nrs; initiel plcn is to start ~ homes in ~ 10000n.__- to _ 1~5~000_ ___ .__.- price range. ~~ Develop land ono sell improved lots. ~~~e ,p; odu<e Sinishrd ty pi<ol building sites at o price of limit site grodiny to minor rcdisLibutian with house foundations in natural soil. ~_~ ccnslruct house {nondeLOns r.! soiL• engineered cuts and fills. 8. Any Specie) Asse ssmcnts? ~ Yes [X]No If yes, r'csuihe under Rcma=c s. 9. :.ny ldincrol,`.Rcscr:aj;ons3 ~ _]Yes ~,Y,~No l(yrs,drscrffeundec{t'curaris. __ ____ r,. -_ FF'nARKi: 10. 11. 1?. 13. ld. ]5. 16. 17. 18. Is Tentative A1ap approved by Local Authoritiesp? ~7(i Yes ~~No N1Ay ~~'1/ Is Plot roc ordcd? ly 'Yes / [_~No r-_ Covenants recorded? ( ~ Yes ~~ No (_ ]Will be identical to Previous unit. 14iI1 conform wish FHA Data Sheet d0. a. Water System: R_] Central (Public eeLn.r.rwt+1Y} {..~Jodw:iu a I 6. $z weroye System: ~x]C<nlral (Public ..~.~'-'~-L t1_3""r°"'„'°°' Proposed Street lmRrovcrents AI ~~ Pavement Bose _~raVel ~~ ~d~~°h~ Wearing Surface Asphalt ~ 2 ~ . ~~ Curb and Gutt<r ~X] Sidewalks Underground electric and telephone? -~ Yes ~ No (Explain under Remarks) Gas C~Yes :Q No Will development include common area? ^Yes [X]PJo (Dexribe facilities end moinY_non ce under Remarks) Sponsor ~~has ~~has not previously dealt with this FHA office. ~ ]hes dealt with o!her FHA offices (Explain under Rrnark s). ---'" -"--- ~-----~ C E R_T I F I C A T E By +.:Smin Vng IFIS rrc nr sr !m sire eliglhillty and slgn:nq this rerlilir ati on, builder, drvetoper, seller or ocher slgnorpry ogees with Ihr Frdael Neus~ny Ad unoaon that p~.n smmv to the tcGdn<mrnrs al the FHA Rryulntion r, (o) nelth<r b nor anyon< outhoG led ro a<t for it well decline to sell, rant er otMr. »lu r e•o~loF,le any of the prone roes cr ho~sinv ~n the subdlvlsmn ro o pros pe etlve pmchn ur or trnont brr cruse of hh con, color, aced or notional of ~grn, (h)en ..III r ~-ply wlrh +rarr and Im<ol Incas and mdlno~res p,ohihlr it ~r Iwwrn!vslnrr s~s w~t6 ~ h dh echo spot.nm rs dr n~llYe d~ro rto mte any oche ~~o+r<e Ia) err Ib) .hall b< o p,c;-r Lnus Im t},e Ce'<~rn~u~orer ro ra.ct repvurs o r~vr ocY~un hr nay Frr~ necessary ro my cut the nq~Lemrnn al Ih< Regulntt on s. 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ORCHARD BOISE, IDAHO 83704 TELEPHONE 375-5211 t~lr. John 6astida Ada County Recorder Ada County Courthouse PO Eox 377 t3oise, ID 3s702 Dear Mr. Bastida: ? .ra ~ ~ ~ -~. Serving the c ~ ~~~. ~ - counties of . ` . K `:; ~~:r:..-w~;~` ~, o* s ~ May 7, 1979 ~ ~y ..;~ <-;" ,,<<;,:: M ~ I ': Re: Terra Subdivision This office has reviewed and can approve the final plat of this subdivision for central water and central sewer facilities. No lot size may be reduced without prior approval of the health department authority. Sincerely, ~~ ~~~%~ Nancy Goodell, E.H.S. Sr. Environmental Quality Specialist cc: James J. Jenkins, Director of Environmental hiealth Roy 3. Johnsen City of .^eridian Ada County 3uilding Departraent Conrad King I;UD mh ~ f ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT KARL JEPPESEN, PRESIDENT 319 E. 37TH 8TREET BOISE, IDAHO 93704 LEON FAIRBANKS, VICE PRESIDENT PHONE: 394-9938 MIKE SILV A, SECfl ETARY Minutes of the Regular Meeting held April 26, 1979, 7:30 p. m., in the offices of the Ada County Highway District, 318 East 37th Street, Boise, Idaho. Commissioners Jeppesen, Fairbanks and Silva present. Ada County Highway District Staff present: fary Funkhouser, frank Capshaw, John Joines, Chuck Smith, Ra,y Putman, Les Niederklein, Marcia True, Jim James, Alice Sinsel. Several Ada County Highway District employees and ten citizens present. LEASE Af,REEMENT - Gary Funkhouser said the staff would like to enter into a lease agreement with the present tenant in the Boise Avenue property that the Highway District has just purchased, and asked for Commission approval. The lease is for $200.00 per month and requires a $100.00 deposit. Tenant to be given 90 days notice to vacate the property, and the last 90 days will be rent free in lieu of relocation costs. Commissioner Silva moved to sign the lease agreement. Commissioner Fairbanks seconded. Motion carried unanimously. CURB DESIGN - Fred Bagley, President of Highlands, Inc., explained that they would like to propose that the Highway District allow the use of the 6 Special Curbs to overcome the problem for developers of having to tear out curb and sidewalk when a house is built and the driveway is to be put in another location. He explained that there is no allowance for the 6" Special Curb in the new Highway District specifi- cations. Discussion followed concerning problems with each kind of curb. Richard Smith explained the reasons for using vertical curbs, especially in the Highlands. Orin Givens, President of Orin Givens Construction Company, explained the reasons for objecting to putting in the vertical curbs and the reasons for using the 6" Special. A sweeper operator from the Highway District explained that it takes twice as much sweeping to keep the 6 Special clean. tor. Smith presented a letter from Fred Sherman to the Highway District asking that the 6" Special be allowed. Commissioner Fairbanks said his objection to the 6" Special is that there is not enough berm behind the gutter plate. Gary Funkhouser explained the reasons for not allowing the 6" Special curbs, one being that if there is careless installation of the first gutter plate, there is a pool seal. It would also have to be allowed in all areas of the county and some of the soils would not handle it well. Pir. Funkhouser presented slides and explained the problems. Commissioner Silva asked t+lr. Funkhouser to correspond with other cities in the northwest with similar topography to see how they handle similar problems. Mr. Bagley further explained the costs of replacing curb when the home is built. Further discussion concerning length of time gutter plate could be left, and the berm which would have to be installed followed. Decision delayed until a later meeting. PERt1IT FEE DISCUSSION - Gary Funkhouser explained that the Highway District has filed suit against the utilities and that they are not in attendance. MR. FRED BIERMAN - Mr. Bierman was in attendance and explained that he is required to put in vertica curbs and said he is wondering why he can't use rolled curb in his development. Commissioner Silva asked that this gentleman be called when the curb subject is to be on the agenda again. BOND STREET - BETtdEEN HILTON AND MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE - Several homeowners from Bond Commission Meeting - A{~ 26, 1979 _ / • { . Page 2 Street attended to request that their street be payed before next year, and explained the problems they are having in the are d. After discussion and the property owners expressing willingness to pay, it was decided that the staff will try to work something out to improve the street. Mr. Caps haw will coordinate with the State to see if the no left turn sign off of Fairview onto Mountain View can be removed. It was presented to the property owners that they would have to pay the cost of paving the street and would not be able to get into an L.I.D. Mr. Funkhouser explained that it would cost approximately (no firm figure given) $23.00 per lineal foot, on each side. Property owners advised to check with all property owners concerned and have signed statements that 100% would be willing to oay for the street all at once. FOUR DAY WORK WEEK - Jim James said the EXCOMDEA has requested that the employees be a owe to wor our ten-hour work days per week. He requested that the Commission approve a trial period of six weeks, and explained the benefits for the District's efficiency. Mr. James explained that there is no data available to compare data received during the trial period with. After discussion, Commissioner Silva moved to approve the four ten-hour work days for a period of 90 days, and that it be evaluated at the end of that time. Discussion followed concerning the possibility of working the same schedule during the winter, it would have to be looked into with regard to safety, etc. Commissioner Fairbanks seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. James said there are technical changes that will have to be made in the employee manual, and he will present it for approval at a later date. PAY SYSTEM - Gary Funkhouser explained the latest vote results as bi-weekly, 62; semi-monthly, 84; monthly, 30; there is no majority. Les explained that if the pay- roll has to be done by hand and there is different hours every pay period, there will not be enough time. After discussion, Commissioner Fairbanks moved to approve the semi-monthly pay system. Commissioner Silva seconded. Motion carried unanimously. BID ON PULL IN BUCKET - John Joines said this purchas was deferred in January. Bids have been opene an Northwest Sewer Equipment Company was low bidder, and Mr. Joines recommended that the bid be accepted. Commissioner Fairbanks moved to accept the bid of the Northwest Sewer Equipment Company. Commissioner Silva seconded. Motion carried unanimously. SUBDIVISIONS - FINAL PLATS ~. Terra Subdivision - John Joines presented the plat and recommended approval. The sub- ~- division is located on West Idaho Street in Meridian. After discussion, Commissioner Fairbanks moved to approve the plat for Terra Subdivision and to authorize the Chair- man of the Commission to sign the plat. Commissioner Silva seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Imperial Plaza - John Joines presented the plat and explained that the project is now existing and that it is being re-zoned to allow the apartment owners to sell the apartments as condominiums. Commissioner Silva moved to approve the plat for Imperial Plaza and to authorize the Chairman of the Commission to sign the plat. Commissioner Fairbanks seconded. Motion carried unanimously. SUBDIVISIONS - PRELIMINARY PLATS Medley No. 1 - REVISED - John Joines presented the plat located off Fairview and Five Mile Road. He explained the area and the problems. Discussion followed concerning drainage in the area. The developer will be required to submit drainage plans before it can be accepted. Further discussion followed concerning the way drainage pipe will be installed and at whose cost. Mr. Funkhouser said they will recommend that the developer put in large enough drainage pipe to take care of future development in the area. ~ ~ ~~~-~~ tderidian City_ Hall .2. April 16.'1979 - - - - Agenda /~, Terra Subdivision - Final Plat i 4 ~/~/ Roy Johnson represented Subdivision located at the East end of West Idaho. ~ Johnson stated that problem that they had was with the sewer line location and this has been resolved. ~; Superintendent Earl Ward stated that it should be recorded in the minutes that if the grading of the Sewer lines needs adjusted later on it should be done. Johnson stated that a fire hyrant has been added to the East end of the-property .as requested by Fire Chief Welker. The t•1otion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Williams to accept the Final Plat of Terra Subdivision subject to the final grade adjustments to Ue determine"T d by t'he 4JasteWater Superintendent and that the East side property line have a fire hydrant. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea Kingsford, nay I Agenda 5 Agenda 6 Agenda _7 Agenda s Davis, Chastain, Morgan and Stewart Annexation - Located•-on East°fairview Clarence and Berna Deanne Morgan, Robert Davis, Albert and Irene Chastain, and` Robert and Pearle Stewart were present representing this proposal. _.: Planning and Zoninq had approved Annexation "C" Commerical on.Dct. 9, 1978. Reference to this denial was that it,would be strip Commercial and mot comply with the Comprehensive Plan. There was discussion concerning strip development, high density in the property behind - them, extension of Gruber Street and benefit to the City as Commercial. Glaisyer stated that without a definite plan he would not want to annex this property.` - Kingsford stated he"felt the same way and that the City sfiould hive a'pre'-struc£ura~STe `Y adequate to take care of Police and Fire. Robert Davis requested that they be tabled and not denied. Williams stated that he was concerned about Fire and Police Protection and is not in favor of strip commercial. The Motion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Kingsford that the request for annexation of Davis, Chastain, Morgan and Stewart be tabled. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea. Speedway letter of approval by the City of P4eridian Fire Department was read by Mayor Storey. All requirements have been met. Cherry Lane Mobile Manor requested refund of trash collection that had been charged for 2 1/2 years on the laundry room which had been torn down. The Mayor directed the manager to contact Willard Rowley, trash hauler.' The P•1otion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Williams that the Beer, Wine and< Liquor License be transferred for "BUDS BROILER" to Bud Reimer, new owner. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea. enda first-Security-Bank Building -Design Review 9 - _ The Motion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Kingsford that the Design Review for.. First Security Bank Building be approved with the stipulation that a letter be submitted to the City delcaring landscaping plans for this site will be supplied for approval. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea.. ..---~-- Meridian City Hall .4. April 2, 1979 Agenda Meridian Park Subdivision #1 - Final Plat 9 Roy Johnson, Engineer and Gary Crandall, Developer was present representing Subdivision: Johnson explained that Meridian Park Sub. #1 consists of a{proximately B8 lots 'and is located on Linder Road, about 1/2 mile North of Cherry Lane; they have dTl Central services. Trunk line, 12" line, water connections and landscaping was discussed. Sewer lines discussed. No restrictive covenants have been made but can be brought for approval at any time as explained by Joe Osier.. Mr. Osier stated the restrictive covenants were not brought up for Preliminary but this is a new owner at this time. Ward stated there were no problems as far as his Department Johnson stated that he had no problems with working with any of the City's Departments,=; and as far as fire hydrant locations and such to meet standards, he would 'set down with them and work these things out. The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams to table Meridian Park Subdivision #1, Final Plat, pending submitting restrictive covenants and the Department Heads view. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, year Storey instructed Johnson to get with the Engineer, Fire Ch1_gf Ind ~LWaCt Agenda Terra Subdivision - Plat and Plan Review West Idaho Street 10 , ,,' Roy Johnson representing. Lots are 4-Plez lots approved by Council, Central Water and Sewer. Williams questioned 8" line (sewer) running along the back`and that jogs'pver to another existing manhole. Gary Smith stated that there was a problem with the dedication of the right-of-way through Gem Estates (to the left). The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Glaisyer that Terra Subdivision ~ work out sewer plans before reviewing at next Council meeting. Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea.- Agenda 11 John Haraburda - no t. present. Ron Later - not. present Mayor Storey explained that Ron Later is proposing a Fruit processing plant in the warehouse behind the Creamery building. He stated that this is one of the hardest::' effluents to-process. All Councilmen agree the fruit processing plant would be unfavorable and `should-come before the Council. Agenda 12 ENGINEERING .Gary Smith presented three (3) Bills and recommended approval. The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Williams that Pay-Estimate.#2, Boise River Outfall Pump Station, from 2.20.79 to 3.27.79, pVY Construction, in the amount 'x~"" of $7,081.05 be :approved. Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea.' The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Bodine that Pay Estimate #16, DVY Construction Co., Sewer Treatment Facility, from 2.20.79 to 3.27.79, in the amount of $12,601.80. Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea.; Bodine, yea;-Glaisyer, yea.' The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine .that Pay Estimate #9, Galey Construction Company, Phase III Interceptor Sewer Line, from 12.25.78 to 3.25.79, in the amount of $88,174.77 be approved. Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea. -~~ YY fdMeridian Plannin~& Zonin ''Agenda ~ 10 Terra Subdivision - Final Plat .6. 12. 1979 Roy Johnson Sias present representing the request. He stated that the Subdivision was approved by the City Council. Hinrich inquired what the density was. He stated that they had 24 units. Sharp suggested it be passed on to the City Council without recommendation or denied The (lotion was made by Hinrich and seconded by Orton to pass this on to the City Council without recommendation. Orton stated that he would like to ask the City Council to explain their override of previous rejections. Planning and Zoning were in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan and he would like to know why they were overridden. Joy Stated that he would ask for clarification. Motion Carried: Mitchell, Nay Agenda 11 Meridian Park - Final Plat Roy Johnson was present representing the request. They have two (2) streets that are 46 feet in width. Mitchell clarified that they requested 50 foot streets from the beginning of this development. Johnson stated that they will change the Plat to 50 foot. Orton inquired if the Comprehensive Plan called for a Green belt. Johnson stated that he needs a variance because of length to designate two streets as minor streets. He stated Five Mile Drain has a 100 foot easement. They will deed the Creek over to BOR. The ditch and easement was discussed. The P1otion ~~as made by Orton and seconded by Mitchell to recommend approval of Meridian Park Final Plat to the City Council contingent on 50 foot roads. Motion Carried: All yea The Motion was made by Hinrich and seconded by Pipkin to correct the minutes of Planning and Zoning for Se pteinber 19, 1978, Agenda Item 10, paragraph 8, to read including 50 foot right-ofi-way. Motion Carried: All yea Agenda 12 Cherry Creek Mobile Home Park - Preliminary Plat Orton stated that he had worked on this project and would abstain from voting on the request. Cope was present representing the request. He outlined the area Of the Pldt. The collector street is 60' with 50' collectors of this and 36' minor collectors. This fits the Meridian Mobile Home Ordinance 207. They will fence and Berm the park. There are interior parks. They will develop in phases. Hinrich clarified the request is for a Mobile Nome Park, a complex owner situation. Water and sewer considerations were reviewed. Pipkin inquired how much frontage the property has, it is approximately 620'. be Hinrich clarified the property would/bermed and fenced. A moritorium on Mobile Home Parks was discussed. Cope stated that they were aware of i+ hur nc~~v oPO a nParl fnr it and this one would be an asset to the Gity. Lots are taryer than required. ll will all ue tensed. ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT KARL JEPPESEN, PRESIDENT LEON FAIROANKS, VICE PRESIDENT MIKE SILVA, SECPETARV February 9, 1979 Terra, Inc. 9804 Fairview Avenue Boise, Idaho 83704 Re: Terra Subdivision Plat and Plan Review Sec. 12; T3N, R1W 710 E. 97TH STNEET 0018E, IDAHO 0770G PHONE: 374.8930 FEB 1 2 1979 C~ntlemen: On behalf of the Ada County Highway District Ca[Enissioners, the District's Technical Review Conmittee approves the proposed Plat and plans dated January 23, 1979, Prepared by Johnson Engineering subject to the follaaing oonditians. 1. Provide by plat a teJ~orary turn-around easeiclent having a diameter of 90' and locates at the east end of west Idaho Avenue within the proposed Plat boundary. Said easement shall revert back to adjacent lots upon extension of West Idaho Avenue right-of-way and i~mvEerlents. 2. On sheet 1 of 1 street and utilities plan and profile, the following information needs to be added. a) Install reflective barricade at east end of West Idaho Avenue (Pda County Highway District Standard Drawing 180). b) At station 0+00 addriote:match existing pavement? ~t~ existing curb flow line. c) Storm drain pipe, specify pipe and pipe classification. C76-14 rubber gasket. d) Provide bench mark elevation and location description on plans. e) Provide general notes for street construction; Street improvement construction and trench backfill shall be in accordance to the latest edition of the Ada County Highway District Detail Specifications and Standard Drawings. Project Engineer shall conduct a preconstruction meeting not less than ten (10) days prior to commencing construction and shall fly with the latest edition of the Ada County Highway District Construction Quality Assurance Manual. The contractor shall obtain aRight-of-way Permit fr~Tl the Ada County Highway District 24 hours prior to camlencing street construction. z • • F~eb~ruary 9, 1979 Terra Subdivision 3. Provide and show on plan curb side mailbox cluster (Ada County Highway District Standard Drawing 480). 4. Provide Engineer's Construction Quantity Estimate. Acceptance by the Ada County Highway District of a Surety Agrean<nt for the installation of street improvements requires the following: 1. Approved plans on file with the Ada County Highway District in acxordance to the conditional approval, and the Plan and Profile Review fee paid. 2. Provide a cepy of the Engineer-Developer Ccetract Agreement to inspect and certify the installation of improvements. 3. Pay the fee charged by the Ada County Highway District for the Quality Control Testing. 4. Provide 1508 securities for the installation of improvements. If securitie: are not provided by cash or bond and are provided by a Letter of Credit, then the Letter of Credit must be on a format acceptable to the Ada County Highway District. Surety Agreement and Letter of Credit forms are available in my office upon request. 5. Subdivisions developed by a corporation must have the Surety Agreement endorsed by an authorized representative of the corporation and attested by the corporate secretary. If the i~rovements are to be installed prior to recording the plat the following procedure shall be observed prior to any construction. 1. Approved plans filed with Ada County Highway District in accordance to the conditional approval, and the Plan and Profile Review Fee paid. 2. Provide a Dopy of the Engineer-Developer Contract Agreement to inspect and certify the installation of improvarents. 3. Pay the fee charged by the Ada County Highway District for the Quality Control Testing. Prior to recording the Final Plat you are required to have the plat accepted by the Ada County Highway District Commissioners and endorsed by the District Camiissioner Chat-r*~,,. I~gular meetings are held every Thursday. Sukmit the plat together with a mylar copy of the plat, front only, (for our perminent files) to me two working days prior to a regular meeting of the Ada County Higkiway District Ccamissioners. If you wish to appeal any corulitions stated, write to the District c% Robert G. Sorcic, Subdivision Review Officer. All appeals received will be reviewed by the District's Technical Review Committee, and within ten working days you should receive notification as to wfiat action will be taken. Additional Camwaits: 1. Plan and Profile Review Fee charged by the Ada County Highway District is $15.00 ($3.50/Lot). Addendum: Condition 2.f install storm drain manhole; minimum distance between manholes is 400'. 3 • February 9, 1979 • terra Subdivision If you have any questions, feel free to oantact me at 384-8447. Sincerely, /~~ ~C.J ~'t'd'ti ~~bbeeYY"tt G. Sorcic, E.T. Subdivision Review Officer RGS:be cc: Johnson Engineering Meridian Planning & Zaning L, g9iEY'~~'Y'hli[]Elt~d~[' ®:E ]E~lE,~7L'~"iEi[ k1~Y~ `s.~/~lL~'~~ELIE DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENT Statehouse Boise, Idaho 83720 801 Reserve Street February 9, 1979 Mr. Roy B. Johnson P.O. Box 3218 6oise, ID 83703 RE: Sewer and Water Plans for Meridian Park Sub. No. 1 Meridian, Idaho Dear Mr. Johnson: We are returning one approved copy of the above mentioned plans. Very truly yours, ,~~..~- Frank Keller, P.E, Environmental Engineer FK/ap Enclosure cc: City of Meridian EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER • • JOHNSON ENGINEERING 6380 PLANTATION LANE • P.O. BOX 3218 BOISE, IDAHO 83703 • (208) 342-7560 February 9, 1979 City of Meridian City Hall Meridian, Idaho Attention Mr. Pat Joy Mr. Joy: `~, l~ fY rra~ ROY B.~OHNSON, P.E. RONALD L SCOTT, S.E.T. Please find enclosed four sets of the proposed streets, water and sewer plan for Terra Subdivision, 20 copies of the final plat, and 20 copies of the 1" = 300 plat. One set of the streets, water, and sewer have been sent to J-L'-B Engineers in idampa for their approval. Plans for this subdivision have been submitted to the Idaho Department of Health, Division of Environment for their approval. P7e would appreciate being placed on the March 12th agenda of the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council the following week. If I may be of any further assistance, please feel free to call me. Sincerely, iJ L~/1 v~ Roy B. Johnson, P.E. Enclosures RBJ: cs c~-"g~.'da`,(/~ ~`~ v~ L°~o^^ j ~' r,,..,'~ s /~ ,~s } ~;,.,f~,.~, y ~ ~ .._y ~~, ~ ~z cm.,.~t N F/..'~AA L~ ,ry,~IL'ti /. ?'~'A 1 P. 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W ¢ Q G v w ~ Cry ~ Q ~ ¢ t N p Ill ~ Tlt: lcn \.1G11 ~-- ~. I 0 d ~. CHRONIC & ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS 707 NORTH 27TH BOISE, IDAHO 83702 O FFIGE PHONE 345-0')90 LAB PHONE 3as-a~e~ February 22, 1978 Peridian Planning and Zoning Commission City Hall 728 Meridian Meridian, Idaho Re: Preliminary Plat Submittal Terra Subdivision Gentlemen: With reference to the above mentioned subdivision, we are transmitting the following information for your review. 1. Application for Subdivision Approval 2, 2 copies of the proposed subdivision plan and contour map 3. 2 copies of a vicinity map Proposed protective covenants will be transmitted in the near future. If you require any further information, please advise. Sincerely, /~~~,., CHRONIC & ASSOCIATES ,~ ~? ~liz'J~..~A/z/ Brian Iverson, P.E. BI:pc Encls, .,~ Meridian Cit Hall .2. November 4, 1978 Agenda Concept Plan for Cherry Lane Village (Cont'd) 2 Storey stated that the City would have control and could not see any problem with that.. Glaisyer stated that he did not realize the City was approving concept plans. Wright stated that they had previous approval. Glaisyer stated that he could appreciate as a developer what they were trying to do. However, he stated a concern about the lack of ordinances - he had no personal ill feelings about the concept. The properties annexed were clarified. Compliance with the Comprehensive Plan was outlined. It was confirmed that any plans for the area would have_to clear with the Council.. Kingsford stated that he liked the concept better than the old plan. Bodine stated that he had no problem with the plan. The Motion was made by Marvin Bodine and seconded by Grant Kingsford to grant approval of the Concept Plan for Cherry Lane Village.. Motion carried: Williams, nay; Glaisyer, nay; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Storey, yea Agenda 3 ;,Terra Inca - West View Tract Addition Joe Osier was present .representing the request and stated that they were before the City Council again asking for reconsideration on density and approval of their ` ~ Preliminary Plat. The Council had requested that they get with Public Works, Fire, ~-and-res*..rir_tive covenants be submitted. These have been-~li~trahuted_-to--a1J...µa~ties _~;..~ concerned. They are asking for twenty-four units. Williams stated that Planning and Zoning denied .the request Sept. 19,1978 and recommended a density of 10.256 per acre, or 16 total. Osier stated that the lots were larger than the average in the area. There is more room for landscaping as the lots are around 9,000 sq. feet. The difference between a Four-Plex unit and. Duplex unit is not that great... Williams stated that he could not go for 24 units per acre with the minimum square footage. Osier stated that one reason they would like to go with the higher density ` is to get quality units. If"Chey could get 20 units they could do what they would like to these and it would be more attractive. Osier presented a concept of the six Four-plexes but if they could go with four (4) 'four-plexes and two (2) -0uplexes, they could still squeeze through. Bob Jones stated that is is not 24 units per acre but 24 on 1.56 acres total, over an acre and one-half. It is laid out with more open space, bigger yards for play areas than those surrounding this development. ~.;~ Glaisyer inquired if the area would be landscaped with pathways as shown_on-.the ~~ ' concept plan. If it is aoproved and the building lots are sold off, whaf assurance does `,the City have that the concept will not change. Osier stated that the concept will not be changed, they will be landscaped as shown. Jones stated that"they hold back on the price of landscaping:' 'They pay for the landscaping when they buy the lot and we pay them back if it passes. As soon as it is - done they call us. If it passes, we pay them back - if it does not,we reserve. the right to do the landscaping." They use this system at Boise. Glaisyer inquired if the concept will be what is in there when it is said and done. Osier stated, yes. Glaisyer inquired about parking. Osier replied that both on and off street parking - two (2) spaces per unit. Kingsford stated that he could support 20 units. Bodine stated that he thought it was better than most that come in. Glaisyer stated that he was for it if it was landscaped as shown. Kingsford inquired if they were still talking about setic tanks. Osier stated there was a letter from Central District Haatth ^ dian City Hall .3. 13 Terra Inc. (Cont'd) Jones stated that they were not planning anything until the sewer is in there. It is not economically feasible to put tanks in for three months. The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Marvin Bodine to accept as presented, the Preliminary Plat, 248 units of Terra Inc. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, Yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, nay 14 Williams stated that he wanted the concept with the Final Plat. Thomas Annexation - LDS Church Conditional Use Permit Clyde Weber was present to represent the request. He stated that they had received a good rating from Planning and Zoning and would answer any questions the Council might have. Williams stated that he did not recommend a Conditional Use Permit. It should be under a Zoning classification. There is a concern with the Tax base with the land and non-taxable revenue the City would get out of that concerns him. There is also going to be a on-ramp that cuts across the back of the property. Weber stated that as fora rezoning vs. conditional use permit, it was discussed with the Mayor and staff and it was recommended that a Conditional Use Permit be requested Because when zoning was changed the City would be open. Pat Joy clarified the recommendation. This was to come in fora zone change and Conditional Use Permit. Weber stated that on the Tax base they understood the feelings of the_City. Their response is even though the property itself is not a profit making operation, the City will still see some revenue generated because people from Mountain Home to Weiser will be coming to this facility. They will be. buying gas, ect. with the sales tax being picked up. Glaisyer inquired what a trade store is. Weber stated that it is kind of a large furniture store. It is called Deseret Industries and it is a store that employs handicapped persons. They sell new and used items - similar to an oversized thrift store. Glaisyer inquired where the location is and if they would be on City sewer and water. Weber replied that is correct - a site plan was reviewed. Hosac stated that they were for it. Storey commented that is is expensive land that will nearly all be Commercial and though they would build in a place that would make them more money by selling the land than building in that particular spot. That is good Commercial land.. Weber stated that as a professional, he would agree with that assessment._ He was - -- - hired to provide dra~aings for the Church. Other members of the Church are present and perhaps they would like to respond. Dr. VarSelle Weaver, Area Welfare Administrator for the Church, explained the Facility. ';+ It is a Welfare facility to take care of the poor and needy that are in the area. Deseret Industries would hire about 100 people. These people would be handicapped ;'yg people from the area who cannot get gainful employment in town or are too old to i~' work normally. Goods are donated by stores or people, refurbished and sold at a +~ . reduced price. Many people in Meridian would benefit from that - they say about ~ , ~- twice as many non-members buy from Deseret Industries as do members. It is usually ~*"* the low income people who cannot afford. Weaver stated that they bought in the Deseret Industries Store in Boise last week, ''' a baby seat for their daughter for $1.50 that would cost $24.00 in a store. It was donated by somebody and they put it out fora good price. DeseretIndustries in Boise, which is overgrown, is going to be moved out here if they have this facility. Last month it did $46,000 worth of business in small items - it is one of the nicest stores in town. The whole purpose is to provide employment for the handicapped and provide economical goods for people to buy in the community. ~`' ___ '',,' DECLARATION OF PROTECTIV~OVENANTS AND RESTRICTION ~ ~/ TERRA SUBDIVISION ,, 1 1978 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS TERRA., INC., an Idaho corporation, as Grantors, do hereby certify and declare that they are owners of the following described real property situate in Ada County, Idaho, to-wit: All of the lots in TERRA SUBDIVISION, according to the official plat thereof, filed in the office of the County Recorder of Ada County, Idaho, as shown by Book of Plats at Pages and records of Ada County, Idaho. ARTICLE I PROPERTY USE RESTRICTIONS All of the above described real estate, including lots, parcels and tracts thereof, and any conveyance covering or describing all or any part thereof, either by reference to the above described plat or by any number or designation thereon, or by any other description shall be subject to the following restrictions, covenants and conditions, and that by the acceptance of any such conveyance, the Grantee or Grantees and their heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, covenants with the undersigned,-its successors and with each other as to the property above described the following: Section 1. Land Use. All of the lots in said subdivision shall be known and described as residential lots, and said lots or any part thereof, shall not be used for commercial purposes. The use of said lots shall be limited and restricted to single family, two-family, three-family, and four- family dwellings which shall not exceed two stories in height, and an attached, semi-detached private garage or carport. Section 2. Architectural Control. No building shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot until the construction plans and specifications and a plat showing the location of the structure have been approved by the Architectural Control Committee as to quality of workmanship and materials, harmony of external design with existing structure, and as to location with respect to topography, finish grade elevations and minimum building setback lines, No fence or wall greater in height than three feet shall be erected, placed or altered on any lot nearer to any street than the minimum building setback lines unless similarly approved. (a) Architectural Control Committee. The Architectural Control Com- mittee is composed of A majority of the committee may designate a representative to act for it. In the event of death or resignation of any member of the committee, the remaining members shall have full authority to designate a successor, Neither the members of the committee, nor its designated representative shall be entitled to any compensation for services performed pursuant to this declaration. At any time, the then record owners of a majority of the lots shall have the power through a duly recorded written instrument to change the membership of the committee or to withdraw from the committee or to restore to it any of its powers and duties. TERRA SUBDIVISION - Pag~ • (b) Procedure. The committee's approval or disapproval as required in these covenants shall be in writing. In the event the Committee, or its designated representative, fails to approve or disapprove within 30 days after plans and specifications have been submitted to it, or in any event, if no suit to enjoin the construction has been commenced prior to the completion thereof, approval will not be required and the related covenants shall be deemed to have been fully complied with. Section 3. Dwelling Cost, Quality and Size. (a) No single family dwelling at a cost of less than $40,000 plus lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration is recorded, shall be erected or placed on any building site and the floor area of the main structure, exclusive of one-story open porches, terraces and garages, shall not be less than 1350 square feet for a one-story dwelling, nor less than 1700 square feet for a split entry or two-story dwelling. (b) No two-family dwelling at a cost of less than $48,000.00 plus lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration is recorded shall be erected or placed on any building site and the floor area of the main structure, exclusive of open porches, terraces and garages, shall not be less than 1600 square feet. (c) No three-family dwelling at a cost of less than $66,OOO,plus lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration is recorded shall be erected or placed on any building site and the floor area of the main structure, exclusive of open porches, terraces and garages, shall not be less than 2400 square-feet. (d) No four-family dwelling at a cost of less than $75,000 plus lot cost based upon cost levels prevailing on the date this declaration is recorded shall be erected or placed on any building site and the floor area of the main structure, exclusive of open porches, terraces and garages, shall not be less than 3200 square feet. (e) It being the intention and purpose of the covenant to assure that all dwellings shall be of a quality of workmanship and materials substantially the same or better than that which can be produced on the date these covenants are recorded at the minimum cost herein for the minimum permitted dwelling size. Section 4. Building Location. (a) No building shall be located on any lot nearer than 20 feet to the front lot line. (b) No building shall be located nearer than 5 feet to any interior side lot line or 20 feet to any side street line. No dwelling shall be located nearer than 15 feet to the rear lot line. (c) For the purposes of this declaration, and bays shall nOt be considered as a part of a that this shall not be construes to permit any to encroach upon another lot. eaves, steps, open porches building, provided, however, pOrtlOri of a building on a lot Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Pag e (d) As an appurtenance to any dwelling house • private garage, a garden house or a structure for the housing of small domestic animals may be erected within the building limits herein set forth, provided the appurtenance is of permanent construction and architecturally in harmony with the dwelling house. Where a garage or other accessory structure is not part of the dwelling house, no portion of the garage or other structure shall be nearer the front or street line than the rear line of the house. Section 5. Building Materials. All buildings erected upon any lot shall be of stone, brick, frame construction and, if other than brick or stone is used, such building shall be finished painted and maintained in good repair so as to be inoffensive to any other property owners in said subdivision. Section 6. Work Prosecution. The construction of all dwellings and outbuildings shall be prosecuted diligently and continuously from the time of commencement thereof, and same shall be completed, including exterior painting within eight months after the date of commencement of construction unless such completion is prevented by causes beyond the control of the Grantee. Section 7. Temporary Structures. No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, barn or other outbuildings shall be used on any lot at any time as a residence either temporariiy or .permanently. Section 8. Moved Buildings. No building shall be moved onto any building site unless specific permission and approval of plans, specifications and location is obtained in writing from',.the Architectural Control Committee. Section 9. Nuisances. No nosious or offensive activity shall be carried on upon any lot, nor shall anything be done theron which may be or may become an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood. Section 10. Animals. No lot or portion thereof, shall be used for the keeping or pasturing of goats, sheep, swine, horses, cows or other non- household animals. Dogs, cats or other household pets may be kept, provided that no animals are kept, bred or maintained for any commercial purposes. Section 11. Signs. No sign of any kind shall be displayed to the public view on any lot except that the name of a resident of a dwelling upon a lot may be displayed on a sign of not more than one square foot in area. The Grantor reserves the right to display signs upon lots advertising the property for sale or rent, and signs used by builders.to advertise the property during the construction and sales period. Section 12. Fences. No fence, hedge or boundary wall situated upon a lot shall have a height greater than six feet above the graded surface of the ground around which such fence, hedge or wall is situated. The construction or maintenance of spite fences or spite trees or shrubs shall be prohibited upon all lots in this subdivision. All wooden fences shall'be constructed in a substantial manner, and shall be painted an attractive color and be maintained in good repair so as to be inoffensive to any other property owners in said subdivision. No barbed wire fences shall be constructed within this subdivi- SlOA~ Fences greater in height than three feet shall not be placed nearer to a front street line than a dwelling unless the plans for said fence have been approved by the Architectural Control Committee as provided in Section 2,b. Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Page • Section 13. Oil and Mining Operations. No oil drilling, oil development operations, oil refining, quarrying or mining operations of any kind shall be permitted upon or in any lot, nor shall oil wells, tanks, tunnels, mineral excavation or shafts be permitted upon or in any lot. No derrick or other structure designed for use in boring for oil or natrual gas shall be erected, maintained or permitted upon any lot. Section 14. Water. The Grantors will deliver domestic water to the point where the water meter is located at the property line. Each lot owner shall connect to this water system at this point and use this water for their domestic use. Grantors are under no obligation to deliver irrigation water to any lot in this subdivision. However, each lot owner may avail himself of the irrigation water for those lots that are within the existing irrigation districts, subject to the payment of any and all dues and assessments for the use of said irrigation water. Additional irrigation laterals may only be constructed in the easement area that is provided along each lot line. Where it is necessary for a lot owner to obtain water over and across another lot and maintain the necessary irrigation lateral through the easement area only, as herein provided and as well as shown on the recorded plat across the lot owner's property. Section 15. Sewage disposal. All bathroom, sink and toilet facilities shall be located inside the dwelling house or other suitable appurtenant building and shall be connected by underground pipe with a private sewage disposal system placed and constructed in accordance with the regulations of the governing health authority. Private sewage disposal systems shall be placed in the front yards. Drainage from said private sewage disposal system shall be kept within the building limits of each lot. Approval of all sewage disposal systems installed shall be obtained from the governing health authority, and the Grantor shall have no obligation to construct any sewer or provide any connec- tion thereto. The sanitary facilities of any dwelling shall, within nine months after activation of the dry line sewer, be connected thereto, and the grantee agrees to pay all applicable connection fees and monthly charges. Section 16. Garbage and Refuse Disposal. No lot included within this subdivision shall be used or maintained as a dumping ground for rubbish. Trash, garbage or other waste material shall be deposited only in sanitary containers meeting the requirements of the sanitation ordinances of the County of Ada, State of Idaho, and the regulations of the ordinances of the State of Idaho Health Authorities. No machinery, appliances or unsightly material shalt be stored upon a lot until a Grantee is ready and able to commence the construc tion with respect to which such building material shall be used, and then such building material shall be placed within the property lines of the lot upon which the structure is to be erected. Section 17. Driveways. Any driveway constructed on any of said lots shah. be of 4,000 psi; 4" thick air-entrained concrete and shall be connected to the curb at the edge of the street in a manner that it will not disturb the drainage pattern created by the street and curb section. Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Pag~ • Section 18. Sidewalks, To preserve the aesthetic quality and living style intended by the Grantor, standard four foot concrete sidewalks shall be constructed by the Grantor adjacent to the back of the curb for the full width of each lot prior to the time the dwelling is occupied. Zn order to avoid unnecessary breakage, sidewalks need not be constructed by the Grantor until the dwelling is constructed. Sidewalks shall be of 4,000 psi; 4" thick air-entrained concrete. ARTICLE II EASEMENTS Easements are reserved for installation and maintenance of utilities, irrigation and drainage facilites five feet in width on side lot lines and five feet in width on front and rear lot lines. Within the easements no structure, planting or other materials shall be placed or permitted to remain which damage or interfere with the installation and maintenance of utilities or which may change the direction of flow of water through drain- age channels in the easements. The easements area of each lot and all im- provements in it shall be maintained continuously by the owner of the lot, except for those improvements for which a public authority or utility company is responsible. ARTICLE III GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 1. Term. These Protective Covenants and Restrictions shall run with the land described herein and shall be binding upon the parties hereto and all successors in title or interest to said real property or any part thereof, until January 10, 2020, at which time said Protective Covenants and Restrictions shall be automatically extended for successive periods of ten years unless the owner or owners of the legal title to not less than one-half of the platted lots, by any instrument or instruments in writing, duly signed and acknowleged by them, shall then, terminate or amend said Protective Cove- nants and Restrictions, and such termination or amendment shall become ef- fective upon the filing of such instrument or instruments for record in the office of the Recorder of Ada County, Idaho. Such instrument of instruments shall contain property reference by volume and page number to records of the Deed in which these Protective Covenants and Restrictions are set forth and all amendments hereof. Section 2. Amendments. These Protective Covenants and Restrictions may be amended from time to time with respect'to any part or portion providing the owners of at lease one-half of the platted lots, as of the date of said amendments execute such amendment duly made and reduced to writing as, pro- vided in Section 11, herein. Section 3. Violations and Enforcement. Should the Grantees, their heirs, personal representatives, successors or assigns, violate or attempt to violate any of the covenants or restrictions set forth before the. termination thereof, it shall be lawful for any person or persons owning any other lots in said development or subdivision to prosecute any proceedings at law or in equity against the person or persons violating or attempting to violate any such covenant or restrictions, and either to prevent him or them from so doing or to recover damages or other relief for such violations. Continued TERRA SUBDIVISION - Pag~ • Section 4. Severability. The invalidation of any one of these covenants by judgment or court order shall in no way effect any of the other provisions, which shall remain in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Undersigned corporation has caused its corporate seal affixed this day of TERRA, INC., An Idaho Corporation by: President Secretary STATE OF IDAHO ) County of Ada ) On this day of , 1978, personally appeared David W. Watkins President of TERRA, INC. and Joseph R. Osier Secretary of TERRA, INC. and acknowledged their signatures affixed hereto on behalf of said corporation. Notary Public Residing at Boise, ID Commission expires: ~~ ~ ~`._ _ ~ ~~.. CT 2 7 1978 MAIN OFFICE 7455 NO. ORCHARD BOISE, IDAHO 83704 TELEPHONE 375-5211 Joe Osier ~ 9804 Fairview Boise, IR 83704 Dear Mr. Osier: Serving the counties oj... . October 26, 1978 ,,.,, Re: Terra Subdivision In confirmation of our conversation, our office can approve the concept of individual septic tank systems on an interim basis and central water facilities for a proposed 6 lot development called Terra Subdivision, in Meridian. The approval will be contingent on sewage systems being designed and constructed to Central District Health Department requirements, including the following: 1) Bottom of absorption beds must be at least 4' above ground water. Water table data must be provided from the time of the seasonal high (months of September and October). 2) Adequate room for replacement absorption beds must be reserved. 3) Each proposed 4-plex will require 2-1250 gallon septic tanks and a percolation test to determine the size of drainfield needed for the 4-plex. 4) All distances and other requirements must be met as outlined in our regulations. Additionally, dry-lines must be provided and connection made to the Meridian sewage treatment plant as soon as that facility is available. Sincerely, ~~~ Nancy Goodell, E.H.S. Environmental Quality Specialist II cc: James J. Jenkins, Director of Environmental Health Meridian Planning and Zoning Mayor, Don Storey NG/mh - ~r :. ~ ~"`.. .Meridian City Hall .2. October 16; `1878 "• Agenda Closure of Williams Street East to Larry Barnes Chevrolet, 4 Ellsworth outlined the street crosses the property but ho easements he waS concerned with building over water mains. '~ Crookston stated that he represents the developers but if there is a-prpblem then he will drop the matter and they wi1T have to fjhd Council elsewhere. He contacted ACRD and they wanted City input. The status of the Street and request was discussed and putlined and clarified. Crookston outlined the legal discription and sequence of events in chrpholpglca~. order. Welker stated consideration should be given on what type of installation is proposed in relation to fire considerations. Williams moved to make a negative statement on bacatiorl• Crookston outlined Planning and Zoning comment. Kingsford moved to table for further study seconded by Joseph Glaisyer. Motion passedc Glaisyer, yea; Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea,` Agenda Closure of 2nd Street: 5 The Mayor outlined the situation. Welker raised the question of fire protection expecially.if d building is put 1h there, Perspns Mated that: Nansen,was nAt there but felt ~; The Motion. was made by Grant Kingsford .and seconded by Richard Williams to tdblp' ~ until we know what is going in there and the plans fqr the area. Motion passed: Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea. Williams stated that the Council needs to see a plat., Agenda 6 The Mayor stated that the City is short on the Planning and Zoning Commission. There have been two applicants, Mr, Tewksbury and Rev. Michelson. Tewksbury haQ::_ been contacted prior and the Reverend has only been in the area a few mgnths, so probably does not qualify. The Mayor requested 'the Council to fill the vacancy, Glaisyer inquired where the Engineer was employed. Ellsworth stated that he was employed with International Engineering.. ' The Mayor had talked to hoth appljcants. The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Joseph Glaisyer to appoint Kenneth Tewksbury to the Meridian Planning and Zoning Commissipn. Motion passed: Williams, yea;.Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Qpdjr)pl.-~ A _yr, wy, , - Agenda Terra Inc.: 7 Joe Osier was present representing Terra. He stated that they had a proposal for a Preliminary Plat approval for Terra Subdivision. There are six lots .Which has been before. the Planning and Zoning Conuuission. They recpmmended approval with downgrading the density - Terra asked for six (6) four-plex lots, they recommended eighteen (18) units. Osier stated that they asked fora rehearing before the City Council to see if they couldn't come up with the twenty-four (24) based o0 the dan~ity allowed within the Ordinance. The major pbjectipn pf R$Z was that they ~, i '.: ~,-E%~~ z -- _Meridian City Hall .3. October 16, 1978 A~~~r~~'d) Terra Inc:..... 7 Osier stated that their contention is that since it is such a small development they do not have more land to give to the City. If they deed one (1) lot to the City they could end up with five (5) Four-plex es with a density of twenty (20) units, it would be a monitory loss to them. He outlined the development of the 1.57 acres ~' and stated that they could get up to 23.55 units. ';, •, Williams stated those are maximums, the higher density would be available with amenities to the City. It is a double sided coin. Traffic flow is a concern.. Osier asked if there were alternatives that the Council could suggest. They will be nice units, 1040 feet per unit. The general area was discussed. Welker stated that he would have to review the plat. Glaisyer inquired who. would maintain the open areas. Osier stated the owners. Glaisyer stated that he liked the plan, it is one of the better Four-plex plans- that has come through here. Covenants should be submitted. Kingsford stated that they look better than what is out there. Williams stated that they have seen concepts before, once the plat is approved they are built different. Osier inquired if they could be approved contingent upon ultimate approval of the covenants. They could include a minimum square footage which would preclude putting anything less than whattheypromised to do. Storey stated that Stuart and Welker should review and comment and inquired what Planning and Zoning commented. Joy read the P&Z motion. Bob Jones stated that the units they propose will be better units if the density is higher. Storey stated that the overall plan should be looked at-the number bf units per acre should/influence every subdivision plat that comes before City Council.. not Welker stated that they are large blocks and Idaho should be dontinued. ' Osier stated that they have larger lots than is out there. Storey stated that they should'ntbe compared with what is out there. City requirements on submitting a plat were discussed. Osier stated that they did not have a copy of the plat last time and the Council did not want to act on a drawing. They were not on the Agenda and were asked to come back tonight. Williams wanted to review comments - it was before P&Z last mohth and City Departments would have commented before P&Z acted. .,s •;.: w Osier stated that they had been before P&Z a number of times before the Comprehensive Plan. Their comments generally had been that they were in favor of the type or concept but they did not feel they had the authority to allow them to go the twenty-four (24) units, that would be up to the City Council. As far as the concept and what they planned they were in favor of - the whole question centers around the fact of whether it was eighteen (18) or twenty-four (24) units. Storey read the comment sheet (see evidence) Ellsworth clarified sewer restrictions. Osier stated that they .planned on using an interim system. ,! y • Meridian Cit Hall .4. October 16 1978 (Cont'd) Terra INC... Agenda 7 Storey stated that they would need Health and Welfare approval, which has not ~. been done. It is impossible for the City to act. Kingsford stated that he would also like to see the restrictive covenants. Osier inquired if the biggest thing then is covenants and interim septic system approval. , Jones inquired if it would be possible that if the covenants are done then approve it subject to sewer being available. They are trying to establish if what they are looking at is feasible or if not, they will have to change their plans. They are asking if the plan is acceptable. The Mayor stated that this was presupposing and would set a precedent. Glaisyer stated for them to get the plat over to Welker (Fire Chief), 8ar1 Ward for interim system approval, covenants, and bring it back. Glaisyer stated that he likes the concept. The Council concurred. Agenda Mayor Storey presented an agreement ,letter from Boise on the South East pverlappipg B Impact Area. (see Evidence) Kingsford stated that the letter was supposed to be a draft for review and consideration and possible changes. Person ("Bud") inquired if Boise and Meridian would have a joint say on Everything East of Cloverdale. Storey replied just the area he read and discussed the problem. A . Kingsford stated part of the wording he had problems with. Williams clarified the letter intent. Storey inquired if Kingsford wanted the letter rewritten. Cox stated that he did not think the City wanted to reach out there for review. Kingsford stated-by signing this that we are limiting ourselves to ground and surface water and Boise has kept it's foot in the door to do what they want When they said they were not interested. General discussion followed. Bud Person stated as long and hard as we worked on the Impact Area that Meridian should not take a back seat to anyone and recommended the Council disapprove the letter and it be re-written. Williams outlined the Planning and Zoning concerns. Kingsford moved to authorize the Mayor Lo siyn the agreement with Boise, seconded by Williams. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glassy@)^i ~K~~,= 3r„ DEPARTMENT REPORTS Agenda Mayor Storey stated that he had talked to Sumner Johnson and read a letter from 9 J-U-B Engineers, Inc. (see evidence) Ellsworth expanded on the letter. Storey responded and stated that he Would like to appoint Carl Ellsworth City Engineer. The Motion was made by Grant Kingsford and seconded by Richard Williams to confirm the appointment of Carl Ellsworth as City Engineer as of October 1. 1978 on a +I1Y AI'lI'1 I1R515. Pl.~l I.~u I~ai~c~I. IVs I I loon, 1'r.r, li, I~Ilne, yr.y; 1. Uhl>fUl'd, yed; GIalSyer, yed. ~-: i.ti~'.., k~ ~ _~ Maiidian Planning & 2oninx September 19,197$ Meeting tailed to order bylCommission Member., Don Sharp at $:05 P.M. Members present: Don'Sharp; Lee Mitchell; Anttette Hinrichs.; $uri #'3pkin; Rick Orton Others present: Jim Rees; Roger Jones; Horace Smith; Harvey Gus; kick Thurber; Evan Chambers; Settq `fully; O.J. $othne Douglas ir, Stanton; Larry Sale; Lee Ankenmad; R.$. Glenn; Owen frost; Herald Cox; ,Ray Wilder; Janet Wilder; Howard Craved; ~ John6wartz; Pat~Joy „~ aem t 1 Crestwood Eatatee-Centre Valley Annexation: R.B Olenn fot'Crestwood Estates stated that this would be single family re- sidential with a fairly high density level, with the total acreage of 26.7: 61enn`atated-he would answer any questions the Commission might have. Don Sharp asked for public tomment. Rick Orton stated that he thought that this 'f its the Planning and ~ottnittg' plan. Annette Hitttirhs made a motion that khe Planning and 2orining recommend to he City:CoUncil gcceptance of the: annexation of Crestwood Estates. Dott Sharp seconded the motion. t Motion passed: All yea. ~~~, b " s~i _ _•...+,._ - .~, ,g ~.,. z3.,- _ y~Kce-.rM ;lw ..b,,:,,~,..,„zy:"v -•4. ~' Y 7 Doxo'Ptoperties Annexation ` • Larry Sales was present to represettx the request. It will be "A" residential sorting and will be provided by City services and utilities".and will be dew ,( veloped in accordance`with the City regulations and policies. ~ . Don Sharp called for comments from the Commission and for publ~.c comment. ~R Annette Hinrichs inquired if any of the property was on the 5 Mile drain. `` t' Larry. Sales stated.,Chat xhe 5 Mile>Creek Drain passes through the front of ~-: the property. `- The motion was made by Lee Mitchell and seconded by'Sutl Pipkin that the ' Commission recommend the annexation of Doxo Properties, as "A" residential. !~+ Motion pasaedc All yea. tsm~ ~ Terra Subdivson Rick Thurber was present representing Terra 8ubdiviaion. ke stated that there ` are:.aeweral 4-plexea-in the area. The ground coverage would be about 27% of the area. Thurber also stated that there are 6 lots, of 5i00O square feet each, on orhich theq wisfi to build `24 units. He stated .that there would be empire off ?' .street parking, with 2 spaces provided for each tettnant. r~3 .v,,: , . x..,,~ ,».;.,, .. .- 11on Sharp commented an the problem of the high density. He stated that it woLtld be 15.4. _Sharp also stated that in the Comprehettsive Plan: the higfi density area'haa a range of 8 to 15, and it was the intetift itt the'Cbtllprahtnaivre Plan that those that got the 8 to 15 density were those that ptoVide basically othrer amenities to'the City. 'Thurber stated that 73% of the area would be common area, ,;and there would be Yoom fot a tot lot or something for the people in the units. He also stated that 3t is their intent to-make the units very appealing with landa~apirig „.and with ample off street parking. ; .~ . ;. .~.~~ .~. Meridian Planning & Zoning 2- Selitember 19. 29T9.` ~' Don Sharp stated that question was if they wanted to go that high of density on this particular protect. Rick Orton stated that the Comprehensive Plan that was adopted gave allowances to go that high bn the density if some amenities are. offered, Don Sharp stated that at this point ~f time he would l.i,ke to see `the Commission hold ti) thn ~. CTPY that wpd .11nrnPq n,i thr lacl I ImP, vh 1. 1~_wan A Iti plPVnq an~i 2 duplexes, which would lower the density to 10.2. Phis would bring it down to ' 16 units total as opposed to 24 units total. Hurl Pipkin commented that this project would dmprove the'area greatly, but they still have the density.. problem to deal with. Rick Ortort noted that the preiiminary ^lat did not show any physical facilities ; such as water, sewer, fire`hydranta. Don '.Sharp stated that as ,this point the Commission has 3 choicest'approve it as 'it has been requested, modify the density, table or>decline`it. The motion was made by Rick Orton and seconded by Annt~tte-Rinricha that as it is proposed it be denied, for she density problems and the plat not`meeCing; the ordin2nce for 'tentative plat. Motion passed' All yea. Item 4 Meadotiview Number 2 Jim Rees was present representing Meadowview. °' ` .' ~ Aiine~CCi lltxir3ch~ 'stat~d-ttrat rtie was concerned-with the ~# "Mile d~ai:agg~ -5ll~ettt _. - '_~~;~~ The canal was discussed as to location, fencing, and ownership of property. The intent. to fence the canal was discussed, as it is not apart of the:.: property. Hurl Pipkin inquirad about a green belt down the lateral, The potential of a green belt in the future was discussed. Don Sharp called for any ,questions or comments concerning.Meadowview 2. The motion was made by Hurl Pipkin and seconded by Lee Mitchell that they.. recommend to the City Council than Meadowview Number 2 be,gpproveti with the change in the streets, 11th to the North, and Chateau to the East, atubed in,;and the fence easement on the back North xow of the lots. Motion passed: A1Y yea. Item 5 Meridian Manor #3 Meridian Manor #3 was discussed. Pat Joy stated that Meridian Manor #3 is between-the City Attorney and Engineers are working it-out. i.arr Sale wee present representing Meridian Manor: #3, 5a2e~ stated that =-~ - -~ ~~'^' "~`~'~"~`'N~~Eitly there is a misunderstanding in the original request. Item b Bethaven Subdivision Rick Orton abstained because of conflict. of interest. Les ?inkenman with Tudor Engineering was present representing Lee Stucker, the owner of the;,property. ~~~ , k. ~ ~ ~~~V~ ew -~~ uP J _,.P.?JC li di . 116 . _1: ,: FSs C3S11 Cii; 'If.CFTI'.<G A;7 ABA?"DJt~IP~G A PART OF YOU°JG PV~'4U3 IP1 GR 'JJ:I'7 -r,f;C?; 6 LE' "35T 9I_'"~ ,i`~ITI~?`: Tt~ P"i;~IDL?Ti, ,1A _,~!_'TY, 1 Il)A::O. P.: I. _ . , ,:'U ;`~ , .:+.tR f.'tID C~Tl CC C.°1CiL yr f :_. CITY GP r ~,!i'=S , '-.~F. ~'!,PdTY, IDAIiO: SiCTc`; 1 fha.t that part of the street hereinafter described , in or ,:d .i;:, ?'.ock 6 of "eat Jiee; Addition to I•`.erid=. n, Ad2. County, ' Idaho, ?., :ho~;m on the original official plat thereof on £i.le :in the iiffice of the County Recorder of Ada Count;7i Idaho, be, and the sage 5s hereb ',,zca±,ed, abandoned. and closed to public u.e, the said part of sav street hereby vacated and abandoned 'ceing described as follows, to-wit: E '~ Thy S~°.,th 30;?.l0 fret of ~oun;~ 9venue in hest '/icroa i'.ddition ~ y, ' to ~",eridian, ,da Counts,, Idaho. °'=`~~ S.;CTIii'c 2. That the Payor and City Clerk of ::erid.ir=.r. are hereby directed ,.nd s?"it-~or:;zed to deliver on behalf of and as the act of the Cit~r of P!er_idinr., quit clairl deeds cor;veying all right, title and intere ti ~f eald city in :rd to s-:id ~r:ct hereby vacated to the ormers c~ `:`,e proT>°rty* ~.buttin, s2 id rac^ted tract it accordance :~:ith Sectisn 50-ll?Il Idaho Code; provided that said deeds shall contain a prov:is:u;n that ;airi convayar:ce is subj?ct to ail rnxhl.ic utilt;~ . -ea,^r;entc -:cmrr _ -t:~~+~ in-o;- ~~n +.,k:st-pa:~t~of-tltA-akreek-#~b3L---.__. _.- vacated. SCT]1,?J 3. This ordnance sha11 be in full force and effect from arc ,`'t er ,+ ~,°s _e, <.porovr.l ^.nd publication cs required by ]:3bi. t 1S ed b'7 tnra C_tV OLl'1C' L _nd arprOVed Oy the a`jOr Of tl'e ., Cit" or :~rrii "', F~.da county, I1'.ho, t^is 11th day of Septer.~ber, 1961. ' '" I I~ ~._ __ ei1`f ~..T' //~_ . C ~ i City Il erh ~' e, c ~~ ~1 a`.. '~ r I ~•, , t ~. ~~ <, ~- -~- l~1`r ? "~ , \- ~ ~ ~T" ~~~ I I ~~ c ^y ~J 't.1 ~ 1 n i ~, . ~,, ~~ }._ ~- ~- =r 1` 1 ~. V~ A \ ~^ ~ ~ r' a ~I ~ ~~ ~ ~ Z ~• z ; " 1 T r ~ ^ ` \~ ('~ Y \ ~+ ~{ ` ~ n ~i ~ , fG ~~ 1 '1 _.~ ~- `~~~ ~ `" ~ ~, :( 0 i _ _ MERIDIAN CI The Regular Meeting of the Meridian City Council was called to order by Mayor Grant Kingsford at 7:30 P.M.: Members Present: Ron TOlsma, Bob Giesler, MaX Yerrington: Members Absent: Bert Myers: Other Present: K. Beumeler, Dennis Marshall, Gary Smith, Bill Gordon, Wayne Crookston: The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Tolsma to approve the Minutes of the previous meeting held October 2, 1990 as written: Motion Carried: All Yea: #1: FINDINGS OF FACT & CONCLUSIONS OF LAW ON VARIANCE REQUEST, STREET LIGHTS IN GOLF VIEW ESTATES: Kingsford: You've had these Findings, is there any questions or discussion. Giesler: I still have a little concern about the intersections of the culdesacs not having enough light. I could mention what the Findings say, basically that we would like to see additional lights at the major intersections. I realize that we didn't ask you to do that in Golf View #1 but I feel that maybe we made a mistake. We are not asking you to do it at the culdesac entrances and I'm not so sure that that is the right decision on my own part. I would like it to be in the minutes that we take a look at that when the project is completed and see how that works. Tolsma: I basically agree with Giesler. Voiced concerns about emergency personel entering area with not enough lighting. The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Yerrington that the Meridian City Council hereby adopt and approved these Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for the variance request for New Concept Developers for the street light ordinance. Roll Call Vote: Yerrington - Yea; Giesler - Yea; Tolsma - Yea; Motion Carried: All Yea: The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Tolsma to approve the variance as stated in Findings for New Concepts Developers. Motion Carried: All Yea: #2: REQUEST TO LEAVE TRAILER AT 728 WEST BROADWAY BY JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESS: TABLED AT LAST MEETING: Kingsford: City Attorney has provided you with a Memorandum on this subject. The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Yerrington to not grant this request for the trailer to be permanent at 728 W. Broadway. Motion Carried: All Yea: ~~:: MEMORANDUM T0: MERIDIAN f,ITY COIINfII_ FROM: WAYNF G. CROOKSION, Jk., Cil:y lltlorney SUBJECT: REQUEST T(l IOCATE MOBIL F_ HOME IN CHl1RCH PARKING l0T DATE: OCTOBEK 12, 1990 Meridian Ordinances 3-501 "Mobile Home" means a manufactured transportable, single family dwelling unit suitable for• year round occupancy and containing water supply, waste disposal and electrical conveniences and so designed that it is or may be mounted on wheels and used as a conveyance on highways or• city streets, propelled nr drawn by its own or other motive power. 3-520 No trailer coach shall be used for dwelliny or sleeping purposes except in a Crailer court. 3-506 It shall be unlawful far any person to park any house trailer on any street or any tract of land owned by any person,. except as provided in this chapter. 3-506 ld The storage of any unoccupied and uninhabited mobile home shall be permitted in the rear yard of any premises; provided that it does not extend into any set back area, nor shall it be connected to a sewer, water, electricity or yas and that such storage is not in conflict with any other section of this Chapter or any other regulation of the City of Meridian. 11-2-403 B. Definition in one (1) or _ A structure transportable a Mobile home attached to the structure that the mobile home rs io more section which has and Construction valid insignia which states compliance with federal Mobile Home Safety Standards. (HUD) 11-2-409 Mobile Home Parks and SubdivrRrl~sand R-40 Conditional Use in R-4' R-8' reatinnal Vehicle defined by rules IDAHO CODE PROVISIONS copies. and Rewhich the City has no Mobile Home of are 3g-4003 and reyulations tional vehicles 139-4005 Insignia for mobile homes and recrea e„m..ar. ;_ required t:o be on the vehicle. 49-1.19 Recreational Vehicle - defined Motor iroine, travel trailer, truck camper or camping tr~ailer•, with or without motive power, designed for human hahitation. 49-121 Trailer, travel - defined A vehicular unit, mounted on wheels designed to provide temporary living quarters for recreational, camping, travel or emergency use and of such size or weight not to require sper_ial highway movement permits when towed. Fifth wheel - defined A vehicular unit equipped in the same manner as a travel trailer but constructed with a raised forward section. Under our• mobile home ordinances, which are broader than the Stage of Idaho's and broader than the definition contained in our zoning ordinance which is 11-2-403 B., a fifth wheel trailer would fall under the definition of "mobile home". Since our mobile home ordinance, 3-501, et, seq., prohibits mobile homes from being parked in areas other than a mobile home park when used for sleeping or as a dwelling unit, it is my opinion that the Church's request would be a violation of our ordinances. ,e,,.e, MERIDIAN CITY COUNCII• • OCTOBER 2, 1990 PAGE # 3 Tolsma: Any other questions of Mr. Lee? There were none, is there anyone else in the audience who wishes to offer testimony on this issue? There was no response, the Public Hearing was closed: The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Giesler to approve the Preliminary Plat on Golf View Estates #2 and the Final PLat on Phase I of this development: Motion Carried: All Yea: The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Yerrington to have the City Attorney prepare Findings on the Variance Request on the Street Lights in Golf View Estates #2: Motion Carried: All Yea: Item # 3: Pre-Termination Hearing: Water/Sewer/Trash Delinquencies: Tolsma: You have been informed in writing, if you choose to, you have the right to pre-termination hearing before the Mayor & Council, to appear in person~o be judged on facts and defend the claim made by the City that your water, sewer and trash bill is delinquent. You may retain counsel. Is there anyone in the audience who wishes a pre-termination hearing? There was no response. Due to their failure to pay their water bill or to present any valid reason why the bill has not been paid, their water shall be turned off on 10/17/90. In order to have their water turned back on, there will be an additional fee of $10.00. They are hereby informed that 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 the water will be shut off: The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Yerrington to approve the turn-off list as submitted: Motion Carried: All Yea: Tolsma: The amount of the delinquencies this month is $12,003.15: Item #4: Approve the Bills: The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Myers to approve payment of the bills: Motion Carried: All Yea: Item #5: Request to leave trailer at 728 West Broadway Avenue by Jehovahs Witnesses: Tolsma: Is there a representative of the Church present? Rod Medley, I am the presiding overseer of the Jehovah Witnesses here in Meridian, for several years now we have had a traveling representative that comes through from time to time and most of the time he has a trailer and with permission of the City, he has parked there temporary, maybe five or six weeks out of the year, we have a new arrangement under the traveling MERIDIAN CITY COUNCI~ • OCTOBER 2, 1990 PAGE # 4 overseer that he would like to leave his trailer here at our Kingdom Hall here in Meridian on a permanent basis, most of the time it will just be stored there and then he will be in from time to time to stay in it for a week or a weekend, it is a 30 or 35 foot Holiday Rambler TRailer, it is a nice looking unit, from the front of the Kingdom Hall and the street you cannot see the trailer, it set behind the wing as you are traveling west on Broadway you cannot see the unit. We would like to have the City approve leaving the trailer there on a permanent basis. Myers: Is that hooked up to City water & sewer? Medley: Yes, it is, we have a regular hookup there, which we put in about 1973 when we built the Hall. Giesler: This is an RV type trailer? Medley: Yes. Giesler: Wouldn't that be a violation of our Ordinance? Somone staying in a RV unit. Attorney: In essence it is a mobile home, even though it is a RV, it is used as a residence, I think it falls within our mobile home, which requires them to be parked within a mobile home park, they would at least have to have a Variance. Giesler: It is hooked up to water & sewer, I think it would require a Variance request.The thing I am getting at here is if we allowed some- thing like this we would be setting a precedence, someone could pull one in and put their relatives in there for periods of time, behind their homes or etc. it could maybe really get us into a jackpot and I am not certain I am really in favor of permanent type basis. I am not sure how the Ordinance is worded but they can do this for like 72 hours or such. I hope you can see where we are coming fram, we could get a number of people asking for the same thing. Medley: What if we disconnected it while he is not staying in it, he will only be there from time to time? Giesler: If you kept it for the storage and within the Ordinance, I don't think there would be anything we could do about it, but 72 hours I think is the maximum on it. Myers: I don't think it would make any difference whether you disconnected it from the sewer & water, if you were just storing it there, whether it was hooked up or not wouldn't make any difference, as long as someone was not living in it. That is what you are talking about is if someone is living there more than 72 hours according to the Ordinance. Whether it is hooked up to water & sewer, I am not sure the Ordinance speaks to that does it Counselor? Counselor: I have not researched it but I think there is, if it is used as a residence whether it is used throughout the year, whether it is on a two week basis, you know every other two weeks or once a week out of the month it is still a residence same as if someone was in an apartment or a home, some people live in their homes during the summer and leave in the MERIDIAN CITY COUNCI~ • OCTOBER 2, 1990 PAGE # 5 winter. I don't think there is much difference between that and this, I think it would have to be looked at as a mobile home, if he is going to reside in it. I would have to look at it further because I did not research it but I do not think it would be appropriate now to grant it without further investigation. Tolsma: We have granted temporary for office space and classrooms for up to six months. Giesler: That was for storage or etc. not to live in. There was more discussion. Myers: Maybe we ought to have the Counselor do some research on this and on the Ordinance and see what it says before we do one thing or the other at this point & time. Maybe table it until the next Council Meeting. Would that be satisfactory to you folks at this time? Medley: Yes, that would be fine, I have a question though can we leave the trailer there until the next meeting? Myers: I would think so. The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Myers to table this request'- until the next City Council Meeting to be held on October 16, 1990:: Motion Carried: All Yea: Department Reports: City Attorney: I have two items, I had submitted a fee increase along with the budget and I would like to bring that up at the next Council Meeting, i beleive you have the. proposal and I would like to ask that you look at that again. The other thing is that Mr. Swartz from our office is going be on vacation approximately the 25th of October for about three weeks, we have contacted a previous Prosecuting Attorney by the name of Rob Chastain to help us out in case we need his assistance to handle the prosecution of the City load and we request that the Council take note of that and grant me permission to give him temporary status as Meridian City Prosecutor. He would be working under the same fee structure as Mr. Swartz. The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Yerrington to grant the City Attorney to engage the services of Rob Chastain to assist in the. prosecut- ion of City cases if needed while Mr. Swartz is on vacation: Motion Carried: All Yea: Giesler: One thing, we have one of our acting Police Chiefs here tonite, our Police Chief is in the hospital and will have back surgery tomorrow and will be laid up for some time, Sgt. Musser & Sgt. Robertson will be filling for him while he is in the hospital. one other thing where the weather has been so warm are we going to summer average an extra month. City Clerk: Yes, we will extend the summer average an additional month. Peridian City Hall une 2. 1 Regular meetino was ca]led to order by Mayor Joseph Glaisyer a± 7:30 p.m. Councilmen presen±: Richard Williams, Grant Kingsford, Bill Brewer and Rick Orton. Others attending: Roger Sherwin, Earl Ward, Clyde Henman, John McKinney, Mr. & Mrs. , Spencer, Bruce Stuart, Steve Grafton, Roger Welker, !:ay Sotero~ Lee Stucker. Minutes of previous meeting were approved as read. Agenda 1 Mayor Glaisyer introduced Bob Spencer a licensed public accountant with Terrill, Inc. and stated that Bob has shovrn a sincere interest in serving on the Planning and Zoning Commission. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford to appoint Bob Spencer to the City of Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, brewer, yea, Orton, yea. The Mayor thanked Spencer and welcomed him to the City Committee. Agenda 2 Clyde Henman - Jehova Witness Church Mr. Henman was present to request placing a house trailer by the Kingdom Hall on W. Broadway for about two weeks in August. Henman displayed a sketch of intended placement and stated this trailer would be used during a workshop. There is water and sewer connections set up. The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that the Kingdom Hall, Jehova Witness Church W. Broadway be granted the use of a trailer house for a fifteen day period from August 1st to August 15th. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. lenda 3 Flouride Water Mayor Glaisyer stated that the Meridian Chamber of Cpmmerce had advpcated a study to put flouride in the water and that there had been a lot of controversy. The mail response was approximately bvo to One against, Williams expressed concern toward obtaining a Federal Grant every time a prOposdl came around. If the people of Meridian want flouirde in their water, then it should be put on a referendum and voted upon. Kingsford agreed. Orton stated that the study for installation of flouride into the water as well worth the effort and the process of sending the request of all water users opinion in each statement would be a type of referendum. The response was 104 "yes flouride" to 1.93 "no flouride". The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Orton that the Playor and Council stop any further application toward flouridization of city water. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. P1ayor Glaisyer announced that there will be a street dedication at the north curve at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, June .2nd, The Mayor asked that all department heads and commissioners begin analyzing their budgets for next year. Lee Stucker - 2025 ;d. Pine Stucker was present to request water and sewer hookup in behalf pf the Arnold farm located 202.5 ld. Pine, The water situation is not adee,uate, the city lines run adjacent to property, but the Arnold property is not within the city limits, ~/ /~/fut. ~~~~_ , ~~~~ st k~ v, ', A tit ~~ ~. . ~ ~' ~~~ - -~, wx ~~ ~~; . ~ ,. '"'' - u ~ ^* s~ t~ Q // ~ / ~ ~1 trn~ v'~'. V~£~'^~, ,~. t• ?A'. ': ~ ~~ 5t V^( e~ +~ ti (', x' wkrER ~~ f h `, ~~s~ ~.~~ .xA in wj ~ Fm`"r~ sa, __ -_-. ;} I•icridian City Hall _ ~ ~~~ Febri `i'he Alayor came in at this time. The matter of a development came up for discussion called Farmington Park Dev located East of Eagle Road on Franklin Road. Tine Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Grant Kingsford that t Farmino`*ton Part Development be disallowed until the 1^,eridian Community Plan is completed and that the Gounty Commissioners be notified that this development to the problem of community sprall. fdotion passed: Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Williams, yea. ,_ _ This type of construction will cause costs to increase. Zt was the feeling of the Council that a d~•velopment of this kind involving 133 1 of residential type density should be looked at very carefully from all aspects; water-sewer centrally located, availability of future municipal sewer and water, streets, drainage, curbs, sidewalks, water lines in place, sewer lines in place, The I•fotion was made by Joe Glaisyer and seconded by Grant Y,ingsford that all annex cease until the Comprehensive Plan and area of impact is completed and that the Ci Planning and Zoning be notified of this action. ^t he Mayor announced that he thought that the members of the Council had received a letter from Idr. Saunders in relation to the multiplexes he hoped to change to Condominium type description. This is located in the Dawdle Saunders Annexation that had been annexed by a metes and bounds description, Annexed October 2, 19'72 The liayor recommended that this matter be. tabled. The Engineers have not had a chance to review or make recommendationsr The t4otion was made by Richard l•Jilliams and seconded by Marvin Bodine that in order to follow the procedure, channels and policies set up by the City, that the Lorin Saunders matter be tabled to go through the proper procedures as set up by the Ciiy and other political bodies. Motion passed: 4illiams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea. I~Ur. Crookston explained that the real problem is that the development should not have been allowed in the first place to be hooked up to City services. The platting requires sanitary approval by the Health and Welfare. ^this parcel was taken in by metes and bounds and was not a plat. This parcel apparently has not had the approval of the Health and Welfare. Zt tiaas discussed that if any steps are taken on this matter it will have to be done by the developer, whether he takes it to the Health and Welfare and the . Planning and Zoning Trill be up to him. Zf he presents a plat he will have to go through the Planning and Zoning process.. `ihe irrigation puma at the Golf Course was explained. Underground power is to be extended to the irrigation pump. There is a cost involved in the amount of +4,829.00 which is to be paid by Leavitt Nu-Pacific a The City needs to sign an agreement to use this service. The Motion was made by Richard Williams and seconded by Grant Kingsford that this pump agreement be tabled until checked and cleared with the Idaho Power and 11u-Pacific. Motion passed: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea. T•he City Attorney stated he felt that the City does not own this land and until tlaey do, the Idaho Power should deal with the land owner - agreements of this kind run tirith the land. the 1•Sayor requested that Steve Grattan on the Golf Qnmm;+reo ~w..,,,a ~.-,., ,,...,. __~_ this pump matter at the Golf Course. .. City Hall .5.__„_„ - - - - unt~lathaslinformati~n isireleallate March. The ' pp ed, the City of M where they stand in Ithe Boise M~tro olitan Sewer- -- -- _ _ -_- - ~- - -~- p January 4, 192__,..__ ut that _ -know Sumner Jo}msonr Cit new well. that had b Mr. Johnson stated bidderthat wasacc the ~ ,utter of Wall ~'~~ the 5, 172. _ f pre^ nted o_tha _ s_ _ s present to discus for bids on Novembe to proceed should b pe Dri]liriq Company Mr. Johnson also pre enter a ch~nge order for the su~face el] _ t. f_West 2nd and Idaho~ ~- to ~e cha e rner be W°OCOrnertofhthe• ntersectio ~of West. 2nd and Ida io. 1 :- ~ _ . -- - -- - - -- -- January 2L t is aead~ine of com8+letion accoring to tk~e con ract.~ conditions that this){){Rime P ext r - _ - Tecommer. e a ue o wlrrieal _ _ -- he reesure i~.ne to the i i p ~ i g 'ion ditch at West 2n~ and ~tailro~d -this well was-discus ed. ~ dnrara`tiva~o*eQment might. ente ~ Mr._.Sohnson sugge~te~ that acol- -- - ------ ,-- i - ~- with the Ada~County ~Iighway District for a storm drain town on~ >_Sonth, _ore _W_ block, West and nme_.C1~-.hlnck-South- }TPnte~the ff33~~ This could be a cost sharing master and would fitintfo a storm drain. program. _-._ __.. -- ---- r '--- - `- --------- .. ---.._-- -t - - -- -~--. 'hero is also the proposition of using. the water to $rriga~e sur~C ~3and area in some ~ahner. _ I I Ftr.-Johnson stated f~rthe~ that;the size_nf She pump land discharge will depend on the amount of water pumped to draw don enough dept a c4nsiderab~e dirt nce. ,_ _ i- cause scone of inflpence,eut tq I ~ Mr,- Johnson. stated t~at_h~ willlhave a_water s turfy m de ink the n~~ - - and requirements within t~e City. A ~ s ze 1 o e ne wa r ine, I - ' _ '~ ~-- i ~ c 2 , F - ___- -------_ - _. i. _ ~-_. ~ ~ i The Mayor complimented Br>bce Gtuart_on the manner_in ~whiCh) he wa~ ~ in a., Work Su erintendent, I i ' i _ __ I noted to ed to the It was from (1) block li-ne_.. _ i to Billing- _---. ... }There was discussion, presented ~,y Mr,- Stuart concern~'ng the coat' of- meter- - - - - I installations. The present charges are not coverir}g the costs of ~r insta ni -- ~ _ I $40.OO 3/8 meter I ~ I ~ 13.75 Yoke r - - - --- --- --- i r - - -- 2.20 -- Conner - --- -- 2.57 1 Lnions 6.3 ~ Box 4 _°-° j ~f. ~-° ' 10,70 Lid ~ 875.5, f i - _ ~ ~ cernin It WFAS d 15CU 95ed (i On B ~ raiding ~ the __ meter instal --rqII atio I chargl ~ e= ` I - j 5/8 8 90.C0 840;00 to cut road I .. 3/4 - _ 120 __ Qa A~_- __ ., _ -- 1 ~ - _... 1 l o. qo 5D: ~ n n -],'f1 o 2i0. -- X00_._ So n n- j ~ _ _ _ 2 0 1 390.d----- 1 oy -- ~ 2. .2 mom`' Meridian City !?all •3. i, - i the that 'o. yea. _ _ _ ea, i _~ I .::;kiver, yet; rFllis~ y. - i ~ __ _ ~ __ ~r _. --renter readin tYat Faul Viatica - for further c°nside~~in n - d~_with the Zone minutes ~- ~- - ~,,r ,,4.i_ver cc ntinueherry ?•"gall ~hoPPing _ shower ~_ a "y' . ~ --- in the otone covered on) Iat~ica had -• --{ i had rre~," nte' iris ~ - dit h Pfir „re ented the area_~_~ - - ano hac7, r ^- - er. ditch to a rosp __~ bu mess ~o'°_ --~-' ectiv ,- __ j 3 wltr tre ch, nKes from an °P ~ ndlcated the?- the apen_ditch discouraged ~'-_ - ~ 'Ahe curb =_ occap5yn*, h_s [•:all, s rr~avy~traFP~,ic. , I d Fairview ku i ~I P h .~.udy r ne o°~ V 3inin~e~ Linder anthorogg seconded b} .~o°r N I that the __- i I cuter for ded by e war. made re w:rrr __ end _, r comme for tra££ic _ J n• ver ---- ~ ~c~es. and 'b ~..~ ~~1 Shopni~g ~proro~Bd ~b cut~_. cu rthe r•~~„~~" ioyh KerrMall ___.~- P ~ ~ it} .,, iy a, for r drawings - ' ~---- - - r rOt~ furthQ _ ----- --- ea ' the `Sons g Comras` he ar0a• ---1'-~Navarro, Yea. _-- _ l flew in and out of ~, -- "lam ea ; Bodine, y ~sed: SSkiver, Jea; Fllis, Y ''Motion Pa a d l,arr Cro~-two~'.d ,.':uF~cl~v5i~_,4~? ~y Hob~rt. G1aa6Yer. n ..o m ! located :cut?~ of Franklin, and f ont~.ng T i.nder. I ~ water and . rouncrl rscusrle3azhandawrat1wasPto be donecreol~oatic~n wit i i The I t5. ro ~+`h a, r: ~ a 6 d has been ivided Into 1 a - ~~ - 'l when anrerea andelar _~- --. _- ~KeitY} `~llis~ - -- the h,uticr, was made by Maf'vin Bodine and seconded by , ~ i this matter be tabled for further study. • iodine' Yeau Navar November 6, 1972 ur,assioiRi. whichis ~.aa ict with aucl~ Surro~ C;r len Fii1l~~ fora long) rtic ~it?nks~ I ann Dlavarro en null Fst yea;i Naval i'_ -_ ;,ed by Estate_s_, -.--_ time. -T that the rtes Subdivision ro, yea. -- - 1- _ _ ~--------- --- - - - - _- -- with celeto~e- Y ---- the ~ne_minutes-n- °II~"r ~~~ " ± Broadwa . I C'S. ` 1k... 7 G L G,2^ t i'1..lP.S~, - 1 develored by gar. Jenkins for du~lex dwelling., locate at c`7 e d-re=sBbmxt-- _ __I-1;-re ;kiver .. .-tecT--that N?r~ JenkTrs took t"iis d~wings to cY~ang ---- --~ - akin into consideration w~der irnteri ~ trave ways to the ~cmmissicn later, ~~ g __ -- utters. ~ -- ~ wi-tr iurb=-era g ~ --- --~ -- i - . - --- ~__ _ - - ~ i - it ff~ ~ ---- ~ ~ _ _ ~ - 1 I an i, I -- ,' inegr~, I Nr. °kiver read further ftom thr, minutes of the ':one i i ~ - --- ---- --- 0n~ii~ with ttre*e-~rnute~, Greenhi; ! ~'st'~'.e.^ Su~bdivi~ions, approximately 73 acr~ -- Hts~mr~ Jenkins: - TI ~ w-; ort~l~aily ire?-ented-by~ yetir ahn for zone cpt~ange fipprov~l. T'r,e~ Commission h1d ~pprov~d thi$, subject to any cou cnmprc.he.nsive plan ~IIOr thF development n:, the Nterid mhe Mayor suge.=,ted Ith3t ~h1s p~'eliminiry pl:itt of_ t. - be ;, T. ,,roved because j t h'i~; been, on the drawing board -- i r,; ;.s p]att rcque.tr, Q acre lrts with own water and se The Moticr, was made )by 'rv•~1>• .%kiver and seconded by . City _~9uncil aPprnver the prelimin~'y Platt-.o° the_Sar~ a; recommended by tFrle Planning and Zoning Commission t"r, ti on passed: ', Ski-ver, ye~; ra]is, yea; Bodine - - ------ - ---- -- { _ _ _ ..__ . _ _.. _ ~ ,__. 3 October jQ, 19~?•.- -- -_- 3Seridl:an Zoning and Plannir,~ 1 - ~ i Motto vas eased. P All Y_ a. ~ -- - -- - / development along_West Br~cdwa~~ p duplex-devel~apmen~, oq a pare- of -_ __-__-.-- I ._-- -__- -- - _ ] t ~~o b ~ J 150 foe' from Ar adw~y _tQ-. - --- - foet dee extedk ing f may] D land c e -~rnx~m!ti y I ~ ttae r ~ S lroad r u loca~od in tho area_oF b07 -West Bro ay,- s -by-- - ` =-L,F4~tB- Fl b to arr.s, kad byl6r-, J, a-deval~p ! alcins {,l)aa-d$nkisa-}) -__ =- __ I I ! privat to be on i 4 da lez e land ad th_ private ~wnad ~rivew~ yam ~_ _ ~ ~ ~ e dovelop^~e ~ ~ s nt - oo, i ~r_S_.e~par~men, totals_;__Wo~i_ frgine_ x}structioni 2 ~edrogm,~wi+._b, 12 Fobt_driv_~wavs.- .__ ' ~ P ~ the C~tg dwellers; _, that ISdor m®nnsuoeoroadwut~t~vglnsho ld b¢,tlconsSdered P1'Ide ~ravelway far minimum t;he ordinta c~Hs is',j6~ rb_ fees to curb Ease. There i^ ~to_be_ono.___ roadw vs ttnd~,r stree cut access for-the. d~velopment_with inte__rna~l roa3xa to s~rvice~the d~leaee~- ---_ _ J ~u.geest_i ,nsC- _ _ _ _ _ _.. _ - ____._ -~ -~- ~--_ t~rLl _ - - I- -- __ .this an shnu]d go to- the. fire chief _~o w~lsider~~r~Q'_ei~the-e}!d-fir~~2t-aati9l~---- eoasi rations; waded _ths_ ~•oadways to 36! roadways_ curb to ~mrb ~.e-a _ ~ e!?. Lhss~ -_- ___ _ ~" ~ _ _ I - -) .. elms entl of t a devel- ~opmenttstousalow fo~vehiclrtuurn~aroun~ end fire_prota tioa''revarbe of direction, ~II ~ I _ T~he_devalQpers tQek-thy sketch d~tawing xn-draw again- Ind wi~.l s3iblsix.at~-_. __- _ __ i i eta=.ItimH. _ - '. ---- - --- _'-- -------- I arr:,~ Huffman en3 Robert Glelsyer presented the. preliminary ~propoda~-._ _ _ _ ___ _ I he Cr~atwood san1;^islon ~ ~, a portio~t of SeC lj,_T j N, R11W BM and sou~of _ _ I i ankli~n road and fronting o5t Linder road. ~ -- • 1, I Tlky , i' jj 1o.,s; na ecru in sine; lnd vi du I ~~ 4 4nfQrmation lvith_Ada_siount.~ water .~PP7Y: - . eptie ,tanks rs,d 5~! foottatr!eets Pith c ~ ~Ri~hwav_age~ _ ._ 111111 Ions of nog less than o~ 'ravel [ey_aurfac.._d..-Pnc1_curbglId. {-_-_-- --- ~icati~ was-pointed o-,it that3t:u,s;area is ~_thin--Lhe_snmprenAnsiv4 pls-salad area- -- ---- It I p ` ~; ~ ~ iwhan the o ~ty_s~a_. -- d is shown as ricat~d n,ili`_~s bean _parmitted~~ut that ~v ezt Inds it3 boundar._tiQa this Brea rthgt ah?v,ld ,be .done w I ' _ _ en utilitiells am ___ ___ f nS ~vailatFle. e ~ + 4 _ ~ i I - __ ~ ~ d ~ussod bs~sues __. 1 II was tho,~ ~ plaanQd~~en stion ~thL naval ahrnald b dis _%__ _. _. . _-- t diM~fiulansyer_sta,ad_that he ohad in2eatad_-considerable~lne:r iri*~o t~is le.nd____ ___ d wot;ld sooner or later develop_it; in the moa advantaseou~m~nt~;, _ _ "`. ~'.III,,.v~~+....nJn::L•~ua,..n...~«..:..../ 4 Meridic~^ Zoning m d !'leaning October j0,_1972. _ ___ I ~ hat h naa consi.dering_thi ar~a~'for ode acre lots;_ that thr~ hea>ith_def -- --- r- -- ---- -- new t f this ~ra~_is in s ~igh but»r table area-and-might ~e:lxs_se~t -- - - I~ hA- m ght regixirq a common 'tY wager sY0t91~oTyd aomm~titY_se'~Rr s~ateID. f T1 o mottnn ~ct~s m,~± by l}an Reports end. eoconded by Jact shard ttlat I ~ PTr~rov, they prell~ulnary pia:alt of ~.ho su.~dlvisian mbjaat to tl~e ap~roval axike y the Health Donartm»¢it, ip ligh~ of the high eater t~blc Ilia thi ot_ion wa_~ passeiY. Jsak_Cnard, y a• Do~ R_obgr~s,_Yea~ 9Pillat~ Ros~loy, }I Dr i,ee Fu~lley,~l~ay Robert Glais~er, Aba ain_e~l. _- Ngna~ Pvl.br, praseate,~d a COmmerc.~al~tura_Plannsd_11e~elopa~anS I, ~_ i ~ aommisadon_ eoptia_ _ _,_ .areal.,-- - ed_ -- __-- -. o_ ~ dieaald Eea o~ the_(Bill Curtin m d ;which ile Homs-Ccr ~ ~ ~~infl thn__ _-.__ --- ng ~.irviaw, East of.M~ri ~rL),-~ grassatlg wnod ~ ! ! I -- 1tg 7~mits. at Rheel Inn.Mob' 6 ~ r._Figgat~_--.-- is ].and ores will bp_ ',se*, asida.f~r commercial tyL de~elop~ent_m'd a re- _ ~ - - - -- - ` Y.e Ada Count oni- I ues. s being propose3 to t I ~ porgy]--_ - ___ _~_Z_ ngCpmmisa!,pn for re a free ----- _~-~_ 0~-3~ fit? .JC CAS , -' _ ~ .. - --_...__' _ - L ~- ---- - _ - I T?~;i,e_ area, is to- have-a common eatraace way-_wit~ _tha husi,aesa involve d_ta_ bss. _ _ _ .__ i _ _-~I7.acodaway from street frontage on Fairview. This is intended to taus traffia.~~ _ ___Anter d to leave the arse let ong curb cut as+ea. Vehicles Rill park oay pro.•pra}areQ_..~_ I i I I arkin area rre:ch»d ty in`e^na7 roadways oA Private land an~ to Uo mai~tairi~jd lty. _ v~ tend»d fo all, any of-.the area bUI.t to ;maim ~ under- ~ ingle Iownorq:niFYtasaanbusinoss veAtur Bodv paint she s 16od<v . o ~ - _. - er p ~ pa, 1lTire. eha~ze~ _estauxjan.,_ com*!e~rclal estabhishm~nts, xscse~tioa vehicle stQrnlge,i eto_~re_hopesl ..__ __ ._ I to be contained here. ~ ! _ -, .. __ . Fuller stet»d that he would lilts to eonnelct tq_thei (jity Wstar afnd,,5ewer of _ I, ~~V J ~ ~ - ey and wau_ t 4 I - he Ci out tht~* ii was uite some d1 fence ew ~d~ _- - be costly. old ?Pxt as dry -lines £or tie time in the fut~~» _w31<eSi h2Aa suSq disp t~ecome avaiiablg QY moYing out. in that sLirection..- __-_ I _- _ _ _ . _ _._ ~_ _ Tkie motio3 was,maia- by Jack Chard. ,sid saconda~ by ~~ Tres P'.111ey- wou~d_ _._ _-_ . I I i ~ommis~an dais not ob~act La this ergs 16min~ ahm~ed from-D-2 to ©_j, with the _ _~_ avieijons ?.ha± the propertN owner adroit a letter over his µignature r~ueaticg e zo I e clag,a for hieyFeai. ~ ' _ i _i _ _ - I I _~_. r-_ otioA ~assed. Rtio.wle a&' erSs~~ea,;_~sille i _____ I I T{o3 yyea;- Cho. YeaL +_-- f laisy~r~na,Y• Mr. Glalayer_de4r~d it known that the tea on tlzet~ie_vo ed nay was - .2. ia~run i~ ixii Meridian City Hall - i-- 77 I ~ 'The Mayor stated the ~~(,it has a policy that i rviaq the ~ity ~ ~ ,,ewer mµst be arranged for tl~rongkl are extendNd both wate~riand s' II it (utilities, Spacial ¢onsidieratioji might be arranged bmt oTT~~liinancea j + 'require all in the City to be cohriected to-the City atLd prdcedurc~a require ! that annexation tc City is a redluirement of serviceaj r would require additiona_1 study before _ f as to whether the use of ('City Water the Corstciltcouldtredchharil answel - ~' g that he wouad_be informed of they ro ss in li i could be ranted and' __ _ - p ~ ~_this -~- -_ -~ _ _._ matter. i __ - - -- ---- it - I l~nnie Littlefield came before tP~e Council to discuss ',and aomplai;n about _ (the trash from Jethr s ani this area. Q d the Water that flows onto~his ~fromrf ` I ' 1 ~- _ _ _ - p ,Y from i i ~ IMr. Littlefield stated that tras~ collects on his ropert a yard Drive-in and that evB time the, wind blows he haspto clean up h~ethro~s ry ~ in order to mow the ass. ~' - _ II I _ The Nis or ata.ted that if here Q vaglati_ona of-tTa °~lary adtion I complaint should be ~'iled~;at theCity Hall where the~eces~~ce~ a _ - _. f - can be taken. _ _ ~It wr~s_ pon ed out -that litterotdinarices ax'e in __ effect in the City ar0.d viglation~ that are lodged will be proaect{tnd. ~ ~ pr that flows off Nlr. Littlefield atat$d th t the urface water obleml the street and from he 0 9 _~e o_a~ s ug in I ~ be cldar as -_ _ _ gr ___-, - g - -, ~ _ ord. He .said _ _ i to whereothe waaeroope$=e~ when 't is rainin and it ~ou1dY + ~_ - - -- ~ , i - ~ j_ ~ The Council decided ~o logk into this matter to ascer sin hat al _. _ _ ~ ~ y~tion__ _ _ - j" ~ could be taken, _ i_ I _ I_ ,_ ~ i _-~----_ _ _ _ _ --_ _ _ a __ _ ~ - i ~ ~ ~ 'Charles liellogg come befoire the Council, to reQueat ~stres~ _lgh_t ~t-_. the- South end of rd street_ad o ~~~ ~ -- presenting a petition sigrtL d 'fining the railroad right-o -ways by i that area. Petition on Fed by ~he residents a~_pxo~erty'9wrte in _ ile with these minutes. i I _ 1 -. _ i I li I i i The Chieq of Io~lice was_ii~structled by the. Poy ce Comm$ssio er to,make -- - - .more fre uent tro7b in the area. of Broadwa and des 'L _ ~ g ay• ± I _ _ It 3rd~to thg railroad _x~i ht-of-w ! ~ I _ ~ -- j- - i 'i ~ i - - - - Itovseekeclarificatior~tas ~oscont' ctinGodhehhomea in~llgridi n reeiCouncil- g ~ ~ Presenting _ ` y ~ Cit~_ Cler_ _ha_d irsf~rmed him, tha these was an_ _:-_ a lurch curve . i- IUrdinance against soliciting (un invited guests) in Ni ridi n and~that in view of this he would hesitate i telling_him_he coul}1 go ~rom h~ruse to 1 'house even for the pu~rpoae-of religious exteneion• j ' I ~' y ~ he c~id not,feel that this sort bf ac$ivity would rlhe N:a cr stated tha I I ~fa11 under the. scope{of tY1e ord' sea-_and_thatthi~. auldlbe-~1 owed„--------- The Council felt that thi~ aetiv'ty could be allowed. i ~_P-- - - _- - p _ _ _- --_ ilThe City Clerk stated that this nter retation would evety hel Ful in 'interpreting the statute in the uture. ---1-- i-- ---------' -- .anw r,., ..:.....,~:: ... , ~ • F".i a r Meridian Planning and Zoning .3.. November 20. 1972 Don Jenkins presente a r raft f his sketch of a pl n fo dupl x development in the a ea o 0 et Broadway, Thi d l ' ` s eve opment is n nr Wate 1 nd and will be rerui ed t prov de 36 foot travel way t fac' litate interior travel by t ere ident , This pro^osal is to onst ct t ee duplex units on a are o£ _ approximately 150 x 97' a d to eave the existi~ho se i plac , This is not a Subdiv sion ut a ermitted use constru - tion progr m, The Motion was made v Wi and R - wl~ and seconded b~ _- Jack _ Chard - _ that the Commission appro e the sketc drawing for the thr e du lex u it construction at 607 'n est oadwa , Motion passed: All a ~ __ ~..tn Building Inspector a - - d to ~et t ~ -; --- necessary permits. -- 1--- - --~ Timoth Subdivi i a b ht o f id y s on ug r p or cons eration. _ - its area is located - ~en Tnt betwe .rstate and-werl>?rid; 6?2 2r ~dea E-of-- - --_ 't ` e O ' 'Phan nd roposal 1s props++n~me for a deve lopment tnto ~ wif,} crV lotr, ' f, LurF, ,^, rbdivinion F;ropor.»7 f r di ini.on into • b 'jh r ~ Fr i ~+i int tYiF t 1;7mo, __. _. No dwellin i to Le g located on l theae dedicnted rosdw yg _ __ _____ It wa.^ pointed. out t nt ma~~y 5 a re 1:TaQtp.throughout the ounty become _ unsightly, weedy acr s ; then in ~tead of one land own r to~ Subdi _ _ _ __.__ ide there are five or as man~_ s the e_are five acre tracts. t is then ~ lmost a ' hopeless task to get urbar ~lots _ ~ _ The Commission Indic ted t at t'~ 's type of Develonmen was - thoug t to be __ __ discouraged in the v cni_t - of M ~ridian because the C ty w u ld s me day ~ p inherit this roblem _ - _ _ It was noted that Ni e Mil e Dra~ ~ that border; this S bdiv sion oes from there througzh the he rt of' the S uth and West part of the ity o Meridian including the South ity P~ rk, , ontamination of this Ovate __ cour e could not _ _ _ __ _ e il be rever=ed i _' ~ _ _ this d_ ev_e_l~ _ ~ment were allowed a 1 d co tamin tion di d ' Pp a ear at a later ti ) e. ' ~ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ____ , -- It was thought that _ evelo rs should look toward the ~ avai abili y of _ .__ Sewer from the City, i I ~ ___- _ _ __ _ _.._ _ i _ - -- The Motion was made ~ y llonj Roberts and „econded by Wi lard Rowle that -_