February 7-1972U--; a; r,-;+,, ufli 1 A- February 7. 1972
Meeting called to order
by
the Mayor,
Don M. Storey
Councilmenpresent:
W. D.
Skive
Keith Ellis; Marvin Bodine-,
J
hn Navarro
Other present: John
Jim Feese,
Fitzgerald,
Leonard
Neal Hudson, Gene Hudson,
Evans Clinton Shu ler
Roger
Harold
Welker,
Thompson-,
Loui
Hoff
an, Frank
Marz
Motion was made by W
D. S
, ver
and seconded by John 11avarlo
tha
the
minutes as read be a
prove
.
Motion passed:
Skiver,
yea;
Ellis, yea; Bodine, yea;
Navarro,
yea.
Leonard Evans and Jin
Reese,
EngLneer,came
before the Council
t
discuss
a plan of expansion conceriing
20 acres to the West
of fh
the
present
Wheel -Inn Mobile Home Court,
development. This area
ramely
is of
less
dense in programming
than
he present.
This area will accom
date
1 28 x
70 mobile home.
Present water line adjoins
to flow toward the drain.
this
roposed area and sewer car.
be designed
1116 units in the new
devel
ent
- 315 in all.
Their main concern was
&e
to whether
sewer and water would
be available.
The Council gave tentative
presentation to the 2oningland
consideration
P
to this proposal lendinE
anning Commission the required
Ilans
the
and specifications a
d hava
given
their approval.
H rAld Thompson and Iouis
Hoffmai,
representing Thompson, #offmax
and Kelbo
and bought from Melvin
and the construction
P
of a
rtrid
52 uni
a , discussed the pro edmr.
appartment complex irith consideration
:„ of
annexation
to
evelop the balance for
re
ident
al.
is area is of apprcximat
ly 9
cre in size.
It was explained con
all are to be suppli
ernin
d at
the
he cost
requirement of securiAg water,
of the developer aid to
sewer
come
and streets;
o the
City lines; and must
consent
to
annexation to the City.
This property lies East
City limits.
of
the
utzman property which doe
adjoin
the
i
could be annexed to Hake
East State Avenue Is
t
exterled
is new
by
proposal contiguous
easement af the presAnt t
me to
the
drain ditch. It wa
pointed
ou
that this street should be
extended
and
and accomplished at the
developers
expense.
Meridian Citv Hall .2. February 7. 1972
Clinton Shuyler brought up
the atter of a water line to the
WeEt of
the City along West Pine.
is about worn out. It must
This line is old and of v ry small
be a laced at the cost of thE
size and
ad 'o'ninK
property owners because t
ey are outside the city limits.
It was thought that at le
due to the fact that they
st an 8" line should be placed
would be the prospect of additional
thiE area
evelopment
to the West along Pine.
Mr. Shuyler is willing to
put ikD the cost to his pro rty
but wants to be
meeting.
Frank Marz came before tho
Council to discuss the prospects
of a issuance of
a Beer license to be used
within a Pizza Parlor to b located
Meridian.
I
The population of t* City
that the pepulation'O su
is growing and at the pre ent time
ficie t to offer an additional Eeer
it was thought
license to _
this type of use.
Mr. Marz is to present an
he puts in a Pizza Parlor
application to be considerd only
and uses the license there
in the egent
The Mayor announced 9. special
7:30
meeting called for February
4, 1972 at
The Mayor announced that
ack C rd would be willing to serve
ou the
Zoning and Planning 'ommi
Zoning and Planning ommi
cion.
Sion. It was pointed out by the
Mayor that
The Mayor appointedUack
hard to the Zoning d Plannin
mmisaion._..
The Motion was made by W.
Jack Chard
D. Skiver and seconded by Marvin
Bodin that
And
Planning Commission, filling
Jack Creason
the vacancy due to the resignation
3f
Motion sed: S i
o,,_eas
The Mayor announced that
the State Park Board wanted to meet
wita the
City Council. The Mayor
and hopefully to havq the
is to contact them to meet next M
land wners involved in the Golf
nday aight
Cours to
e present also.
Meridian City Hall .3. February 79 1972
The Mayor read Ordinance
B222 a titled:
AN ORDINANC
AME
ING ORDINANCE NO. 207 OF THE
REVISED
AND
COMPILED OR
INANCZ
DEALING WI
PARKS IN AN
LICENSING
FOR
AND REGULATION OF MOBILE
11Y OF MERIDIAN -
H0
4E TRA
ER
The Motion was made
by W.
D. Skiver and seconded b
eith
Ellis
that
the rules and provisions
of 50-902 and all rules requiring
that
ordinances be read on
three
different days be dis a
ed with
and
that
Ordinance Number 222
as read
be passed and approved.
Motion passed:
Skiver,
ye , lis, yea; Bodine
yea;
Navarro,
yea,
Bills were read:
Voucher
Date
rpose
Amount
3793
1.11..72
Bruce D. Stuart
Labor
beneral
125.1
3794
1.1
.72
Dewey,R. Davis
Labor
3eneral
75.'
3795
1.1
.72
Farmer's & Merchants
3tate
Bank Certificates
-leneral
20 000.E
3796
1.1
.72
Douglas N. Tremaine
Jailer
jeneral
25,,
3797
1.3..72
Sumner Johnson
E ineerenera
1.1
379
1.3..72
Donald M. Storey
Mayor & Office
enera
216.,
3799
1.3..72
Wayne D. Skiver
Councilman
enera
0.
3800
1-31.72
Ke ith Ellis
Councilman
enera
28.
3801
1.3
.72
arvin R. Bodine
Councilman
enera
45.'
,3
.72
o R. Navarro
Councilman
enera
5•'
3803
1.3
.72
eal W. Hudson
Work's Supt
enera
511.'
0
1.31-72
rhn
uce D. Stuart
Asst Works Supt
enera
2b4.1
3805
1.33-72
ewey R. Davis
Labor (Water 238.00;
ever
1 34.62)
272.1
5W-1-.-3-1.72
ene D. Hiner
Chief of Police
enera
532._
3807
1.33-72
id L. Spath
Sr. Patrolman & Guard
eneral
461.!
1.3
.72
ames M. Boyd Jr.
Patrolman & Guard
enera
02.;
3809
1.3
,72
ary L. Green
Patrolman & Guard
eneral
409.1
34M-1-03-72
arry V. Scarborough
Patrolman
General
317.'
3811
1.33-72
4argaret G. Hiner
Clerk Typist - Police
General
154.'
ouglas N. Tremaine
Police Guard - Reserve
Genera
2 .1
3813
1.32-72
2regory F. Boyd
Police Guard - Reserve
General55.41
ill W. Luke
Police Guard - Reser
enera
17.
3815
1.33-72
erry N. Trakel
Police Guard - Reser
enera
24,1
ries R. Stuart
Police Guard - Reser
enera
29.
3817
1.3
.72
rnold L. Cordell
Police Guard - Reser
:enera
22.41
era J. Cox
City Clerk
enera
90.1
3819
1.31-72
elen G. Ryker
Clerk -Treasurer
enera
260.41
.
a ana L. Niemann
Clerk -Typist
enera
292.1
3821
1.32-72
ayme Ellen Green
Clerk -Typist
enera
188.;
ar a an
Work Study Program
enera
77.:
3823
1.33-72
baron K. Smitchger
Work Study Program
enera
65.'
3824
John i zgera
Attorney
enera
153,:
3825
1.3
•72Roger
L. Welker
Fire Chief
a
22.'
.
ancy age
Librarian
i rar
.1
3827
1.31-72
daho First National
k
Federal Depository
enera
691.1
.
a e Idaho ncome
ax
ivisi
enera
..
3829
1.31-72
olonial Life and Accident
Ins.Co.
enera
89.!
n
s enera ; e
.1
3831
1.31-72
el -Car Answering Ser
ice
ire Phone
ire
20.1
Janitor
enera
3833
1.32-72
Electrica
Boa
d Inspections
enera
323-�
3834
1.3
Edahoate
VuLaity Life
oup ospi a za io
enera
338.13835
1.3
,72
Meridian
Cash expense
General
96.1
3836
1.3
.?2
eman Schoen
g, nspec or
enera
.;
3837
1.33-72
da County Sanitary Lind
F111
Land Fill
enera
316.1
3838
1.3
TTrash HaUIenera
3839
1.3
•72
ibson-Welker Ford Sales,
inco
Police Vehicle
enera
5?.'
Meridian Citv Hall .4. February 7, 1972
384
1-3L.72
Bal. Fwd,
Interstate Business BquipmBnt
Rcpts.
10,757-88
-34,289.81
Police Supplies
1,231.81
$1,116.25
jeneral 78.o
3841
1-31.72
from St. Oil
Highway Union 117611
73,011.75
13 837.50
Kei
Police Vehicle
Navarro
ever 1 37.5
384
1-31.72
Industrial Air Products
Co
$11,295.03
Supplies
"Jeneral 18.
3 .21-3L.72
Boise State College
Motion passed:
Skiver,
Police Materials
Ellis, yea; Bodine,
3enera 2.5
384
1-3i.72
John Fitzgerald
There being no other
City Attorney
to
ener 687.5
3
1-3L.72
Western Auto Associate
Sto
a
Supplies
Fire 17.8
384
1-3L.72
k
Oxford Chemicals
Sewer Supplies
3eneral 35.6
3
1-3L.72
IMeridian Drug Center
attest:
Supplies
jeneral 33.3
vol.
-.7-a
nn
ir_�__ o__i_
g1711T11;cc.,Pnprah
J
MERIDIAN CITY TRFASURER'S REPORT
December 1971
GEN"WATER
BA NK
Bal. Fwd,
$23,531.93
Rcpts.
10,757-88
-34,289.81
Total
1,231.81
$1,116.25
Disb.
15 814.46
-S-19,475-35
Bal.
from St. Oil
MERIDIAN CITY TRFASURER'S REPORT
December 1971
GEN"WATER
FIRE
$17,04.94
$2,120.26
10 211.18
27,516-.-12
227.80
2,346.06
14 4o9.25
$13,10 7
1,231.81
$1,116.25
$000.00
$1,216.60
190.39
from St. Oil
$13,297.2
73,011.75
13 837.50
STREET OIL LIBRARY
$30.94
$1,326.2.2
,.159.45
63.78 .
190.39
1,390.00
190.39 to
Gen. 173.40
$000.00
$1,216.60
Bal. Fwd.
RECREATION
$29749.57
SEWER
$25,874.03
SEWER INVE;TFD SEWER CAPITAL
$43,000.00 $68,874.03
Rcpts.
Total
95.67
2,845--2+
4,137.72
30,011.75
43,000.00
4,137.72
Disb.
Bal.
- - - - -
$2,8 5.27
13,837-50
$16,174.25
$ 3,x.00
73,011.75
13 837.50
Kei
h Ellis
Navarro
that
$59,17 .25
the bills as read be
Outstanding
$11,295.03
3878
1-31-72
a o uepr n & up
Modern Printers
ply Co.
Supplies
Forms
and seconded by Jo
3eneral
GenerA
-- -26.51
21.7
The Motion was made by
Kei
h Ellis
Navarro
that
the bills as read be
allowed.
Motion passed:
Skiver,
yea
Ellis, yea; Bodine,
yea;
Navarro,
yea.
There being no other
business
to
come before the Council;
the
meeting
stood adjourned.
17 -Vju
k
I--
UMA WE
attest:
City
C rk
s Yrs
ORDINANCE NO. 222
t
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 207 OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, DEALING WITH
LICENSING AND REGULATION OF MOBILE HOME TRAILER PARKS IN AND FOR THE
CITY OF MERIDIAN.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN,
ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
Section 1. That Sections 3-502.19.3-503.1, 3 -507.5b,.3 -507.7a, 3-507.7b,
3-507.8c,.3-507.1Ob, 3-507•10c, 3-509.3, 3-515.2, 3-516.1c, 3-516.1f and
3-516.2g of the Revised and.Compiled Ordinances of the City of -Meridian, be,
and thi same are hereby amended as follows:
3-50.1: Strike out - maintain after alter and -.before extend
Strike out - or operation after extension and beforerho oosed.
3-$03.1: Strikeout - issues annually.after permit and beforebj the
City Clerk.
3-507.5b: Strike out - and has an opaque top or roof, after feet and
before shall for. _
3--507.7a: Insert - from back of curb after 25 feet and before from any.
3-507.7b: Strike out - and at least 25 feet from other park property
boundary lines after high" and to the end of
sentence.
3-507.7b: Change - 15 feet to 5 feet after of and before feet between.
3-507.8c3: Change - 400 feet to 450 feet.
3-507.10b and 3-507.10c: Strike out all of these sections. -,.--
3-509.3: Change - four to three after least a and before inch;
3-515.2: Strike out - remainder of sentence after service buildings.
3-516.1c: Strike out - remainder of sentence after its mobile home stand.;
3-516.1f: Strike out - provided, the building has a maximum jloor!pace
of twelve square feet (12sq. ft.); has-a-mdximiam
height of seven feet (71) above the ground;.
3-516.28: Strike out - the entire paragraph.
WHEREAS, there is an emergency therefor, which emergency is hereby
declared to exist, this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force and
effect from and after its passage, approval and publication as required
by law. ,
Passed by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the City of
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 7th day of February, 1972.
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