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1975-10-28 Keridian City Hall .49 ©etober 28, lq?5 Othors presents Fd el ; Bo Allis; Peter Perry; W. S. M ;Bob Jessie; Bi d rton; Don Garrett; Brace S Hart; • Ve Schoen; Bradford Shaw, rapt eat Cre twood Sxbdivisioa ,#]. , Ares t d~ a sewer stub and wa r st b u the townhouse type pro sei c trnctioa. _. ~~ -r®- sen connections for u ties Thi drawing was present d an expl ed by r. wan s er ann. ce s ea ow pre ou y. It was pointed out Mr. Skive ,trop the Planning tea, that a va aace en ppro e y o set-back limits. The motion was made W. D. 5 ver and seconded b ohs a that the City ascept the tee en tioa t the Planning and Z ring omDai oa and that the -lane d dr wi s cf Crestwood ,#]. be a ee t d wit the provision that the developer tal at s expense the additi Hal ter sewn stub soanections. ~ II is wo d be built in IInit wit the anent posal. Motion aed: Skiv r ye ; Raer~assen ea; Bo ins, yea; avarro, yea. Jim Stubblefield wa pres at to discuss lass Northgat #3 Po r. q u a e e pr en s a e er tom ear s which extended font (4) Lions for sewer disposal til ha ae pleat is som e e.~ s e Option #4 is the pr s sal n sugge se n a• tad by Mr. Stubblefi ~ lit the would prefer e presen co no use , en ae es ~c ar a on ose-Ion ~n not seed for 6 oast arts termination) The Mayor seah a 1 tier om H alth and Welters ale d Oe obsr " 4~0: file ~~` - - ese s so e s sewage lines in Me diaa. This letter inlicates ap oval of ar ta. The Mayor somraented on t iafl w tests Gad assessae is b stet that the plant. 1Rarther, tun ste 3 sonstruction the a tlo a will b -~ - -- able to tree the die lent or to the installs ion t the pleat . . ew sewer The Motion was made by W. D. S ver and seconded by enae h sea that _ _ the Stubblefield No t at ~3 sal be a Quad f r co truc ions with option as the fa orabl rout to pursue with the der tan that there will be no aRCCUpana tort the waste problem se fled o the _ _ __ satisfhstion of the City. -- - -= on passe r, ye ; Basmussea, yea; e, yea; avarro, yea. Mr. C#arr~stt same be ore a Cit Council to request s p opert `be withlrataa tom a y, oca a Norms Annexation. . -- a ayor sugges a Goa ac a co y e ce if this were allows to sett if he copld build here if he was not is e y. Mr. Skiver reminded Mr. rett that he had re oasts in ~ tin to be aaaezed. • Meridian Cit H a11 .~ Octo ber 2iS* 1975 The Mayor pointed o t to a ett the benefits of be in t City. arts The Mayor indicated es hat a e t was r ore not the policT to r ow nes . Gels o withdraw. ere s ways a e o er a re o assex. Buster Schleckawa no p~re8 nt althou hi8 sal di Bed. A Multiplex locate discussed several t is t e e MeF Toro. ddans Asaezatioa on est bees Mr. Skiver read f r the and Zo minut+~e (on e h these minutes) _ _ y recmmmen ed t world place side _a act a ss th across s it leads later as th pro y ar y. dove er ve opera pad. Sidewalks are a raq ems t to evelopment now. The Motion was lade the Cit•~Council a T W. ova D. S he ver and seconded by sal of Buster Schl aka Bo cos that rniag Lis Multiplex Developer that a sidewalk be in cad a Mc acros addan~s Aaaaxation his ro rt to 81i oag wi est the Street; and tion alrea~T is place to the Nor in he ter gory Subdivision. Motion passed: Skin r~ ye ;Rasmussen, yea; Bo ne, yea; varro, yea. The Mayor read a le er f om J -B Eagiseers address d to the C, y Couaeil~ coerce a as for water line impr snot amen u in, os~ re stance hroagh and across t o it comp opo a sa ve 1 and Mere o gar s ze Subdivision. es o ore e a oop wa er coin c o tom u os o Ric Orton stated t iastallati.on within thi he M lett ri r is their recomme Manor Subdivision Lion for vide- er lies egnats distribution lines It has been the 1 a 1 fo r the e program for the C ve o er to d ty ver this ze li area. es across their development. o on was ma e water lines restric y - on ' in o taco e an sewn ~ y ended by the J-II B ve era approved - - as o e Motion passed: e Skiv er r a c o er ~ ~ Rasmussen, yea• Bo conc ne a• e varro yea. A letter m stares - to East Yashington reference to e teat and Street was read by he M yor. s was is __ Kenneth Rasmnssen a East W tad t hat had lived is this a f r aom time and that __ damage suffered in There was om a la o the water ].i.ae. _ _ _______ It was the opinion last ve f the Counc that a dust goat c uld t be xpected to Ordinance Number 28 was sad b the Ma r entitled : AN ORDINANCE z~ snc~I N 8-606 ~ T~ REVIS coMP ORDINANCES -- AND DISPOSIl~G 0 DOGS BY CH OF POLICE. The Motion was made tales and by Ke eth - ussen sad seconds by ohs N o that the be read on three different l ave be disr~~,~®r7with and that ord _ inance member 284 as read be passed and approved. ° - _ - - -- Motion passedz Skivers yea; Rasmuasen~ Tea; Bodiae~ yea; Navarro, Tea. Meridian City Ha11. .5 1 Oct ober 28, 19"15 The Mayor read a let er tten by the City to Mr. Y 0 , C rnan ®f the o e Mayor Storey exnl~ an d th put . se of this letter the eat with represen at vas a . zger s o ee. one a en c John Fit$gerald; Her re: d C n x; Je ey; s; Yoder (xeginal ctor ; Al ay (Iater- e one e+e r ; on a co orney was s ate y e ends of the next and at et a nee 3,mg tat he of the Health and W ed tare e f®r a c os hearing or reques to use 5 This letter intended bile to Drain s as a sewage ou e the Cit is cad r th n t new ne ty ~sest agenda. Yell #$ A Bost breakdown sho a nt Quartos of d W t 11 ,#8 invol and additional lines ed in the tallati ~ of teas ell N a for the bet 8. The J-II-B Engineers follow in the 1 c st eco~ of t nd the course of act e and un ouse n fo re the Mr S ity to ers i.e involved. e ayor po a ou the City to the exte t t t she ern a ye those contractors fi ec d os p the Sob ere It was anted out t t Sa e o o a er dare had not cede . elf veils le at any tine on this Sob except t sho up d Hake a bid. Mayor Stored display Trailer Court Fa d a t p .. t wing the infiltratio ti s flo in t ea e Yheel Ins lowed g~r~jound water to inf li~i~' ~atter w~ll be - fret - vas . t - - , de a Of participation that c defra of a nse be of alto e d for the costs in t e pro act t r the _ It was pointed out t will need to be Hain t a th to high aster table in a that h~ his e i ea, held gad isspecti0ss out or the c~ _ _ effidesey of the ne eon eted. t ao d be greatly reduced a bef a it is Wa a Skiver discuss d th P1 f e e ant o e Bill X3.094. __ Mr. Skiver read from referred to an area the f In ct: and Zoning mi~ttes ®f Oe ober , 1975 and 1. trade area 2. eo a e f ctor _ _ 3. areas to be ex d in a sear futxre -- ----- The suggested boos are as follows ies s su ested by the and Wing Coffiission __ Cloverdale 8oad as t thei~~ ®rlec-test e tern ousdary, which is the west boos of . the general east lin of he Me dian 8ural Fire Dis ct* the W stern Ada Ths North line is ~s~~cfiary s boundaries as listed est r abov d as pa ow . a Hain stream of the s c s as a e y an re Bois ve ese , ahi s h is also sane .._~_`__ .,Q ,.~.~ Mer idian City H all .7E `'"i""~°` "'~ +~r'' The South Boundary an represen s some e ommm on recd the formation of a to en e pre o17.ow s aneiv Lake Hazel 8oad beak e plan for the impact to C area ever- a mad • digg the yo e . How to eetabli and area f City Impacts 1. 8efer the goes and Z ono what ommi the area of impact ion. ttld o 2. City and Count Cosmi+~ offi _x isle ld as iafor~al mmse _ _ 3. The Planning citizen is t. -Zo C iesion con acts a a o secure ~. Elected City Cit and Count d Co offi ty of ials icicle negotiate an old blic hearings. ea a pac . 6. City and Count Cit sad Count gove offi nment iala adopt the area of c is area of city ty pact pac as ne o ce. ed following the above pros arse It was poiated out Commiesiosera. 'Phi t t o mma eel ter should be discus old fall under House ed Bill 1A94 oua y quiremeats. It was also 3.ated t t t t is a lar s area. . J hnaon the Coneultiag Engineer c ea and re nest etas for d the ae c this large sn area ea ie the Cit re ul d t v v exile many zone the time and the money to s mma er the City wishes to twin some these se a favol mmapa and records. e ae ouac ed sad the area a to eoaaidered. There being ac> othe bus ees come before the C cil, the mm tiag stood a Darns . att~st~ ~ "' ~ ~ _ ,~ _ ~~ ~~ - C y lark ~ ~ • THE LOCAL PLANNING ACT OF 1975 A SPECIAL REPt?RT the act itself, and the possibl>3'budgeting provisions provided for the planning and zoning commission. NEW AUTHORITIES GRANTED UNDER THIS LEGISLATION • Ability to adopt emergency interim ordinances and permit moratoriums. • Elected officials may now serve as the planning commission. • Ability to issue special use permits, planned unit development permits, grant variances is now formalized, and utilize a hearing examiner. • Authority to prepare and adopt a future acquisitions map (a map desig- nating areas for future public acquisition). • May adopt development standards which include aesthetic considera- tions. PLANNING DUTIES - 6508. The comprehensive plan shall consist of the following components: population; economic development; land use; natural resource; hazardous areas; public services -.facilities -utilities; transportation; recreation; special areas or sites; housing; community design; and implementation unless the plan specifies why any are un- needed. RECOMMENDATION AND ADOPTION, AMENDMENT AND RE- PEAL OF TH EPLAN - 6509. A comprehensive plan cannot be amended more frequently than every six (6) months. A hearing procedure is out- lined for the adoption, amendment and repeal of a comprehensive plan, zoning ordinance, special use permit, and variance. Clarification: The statement, "the commission shall make available a notice to other papers, radio and television stations serving the jurisdic- tion for use as a public service announcement;' means that a notice is made available and can be picked up by the news media. Affirmative action on behalf of the commission is not required. As a practical matter the commissions can certainly send a notice to alt local news media. Joint public hearings can't be held by a governing board and the commission. The governing board can't hold a hearing until a recom- mendation has been received from the commission. A comprehensive plan can only be adopted by resolution or ordinance. The adoption of a comprehensive plan by reference as provided for in sections 31-715 and 50-901, Idaho Code, is not permissible since this provision is legally incorrect. EXISTING COMPREHENSIVE PLANS-6510. Existing comprehen- sive plans shall be updated by January 1, 1977. Clarification: Existing comprehensive plans are valid until January 1, 1977, and at that time the comprehensive plan must have been brought up to date to be in conformance with the new act. Any amendments to existing comprehensive plans after July 1, 1975, must be in accordance with S.B. 1094. ZONING ORDINANCE-6511, SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE 6513. A zoning ordi Hance or subdivision ordinance shall be adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with the adopted comprehensive plan. Clarification: A zoning or subdivision ordinance must be adopted by ordinance. SPECIAL USE PERMITS, CONDITIONS, AND PROCEDURES - 6512, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS-6515, AND VARIANCE- 6516. These sections provide for the commonly used provisions of exist- ing zoning ordinances; namely, special use permits (commonly referred to as conditional use permits), planned unit developments, and variances. EXISTING ZONING OR SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES - 6514. A review of and necessary amendments to existing zoning or subdivision ordinances shall be conducted in accordance with S.B. 1094 by January 1, 1978. Clarification: Existing zoning or subdivision ordinances are valid until January 1, 1978, and they must be in conformance with this new act at that time. Amendments made after July 1, 1975, must comply with Senate Bill 1094 because Section 6510 and Section 6514 specifically state that a governing board "shall make necessary amendments in accordance with this chapter." This means that any amendment made after July i, 1975, must be made. in accordance with alt the provisions of Senate Bill 1094, and does not delay the. effective date of the act. FUTURE ACQUISITION MAP - 6517. A future acquisitions map may be adopted by public agencies that identifies lands proposed for acquisi- tion. STAN DARDS - 6518. Standards may be adopted that extend beyond the general health and safety considerations. Clarification: When standards overlap, and the standards of this act are more restrictive than the standards adopted under the new uniform build- ing code or other acts, the more restrictive standards govern. NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR CITIES AND/OR COUNTIES Must prepare a comprehensive plan. Must adopt zoning ordinances. Must adopt subdivision ordinances. Must negotiate an area of city impact. Must define agricultural land by ordinance or resolution (counties). PERMIT GRANTING PROCESS -6519. A permit grantir~ process, fee, procedure time period, and findings shall be required for ati permits. An action to deny or grant a permit shall specify: 1) The ordinance and standards used in evaluating the appNcation; 2) The reasons for approval or denials; and 3) The actions, if any, that the applicant could take to obtain a permit. Clarification: Special use permits, subdivisions and variances are covered under this section. HEARING EXAMINERS- 6520. A hearing officer maybe appointed to hear and make recommendations on subdivision, variance, and rezone requests in the same manner as authorised by the commission. Clarification: Joint public hearings can't be held by the hearing examiner and the governing hard. ACTION BY AFFECTED PERSONS - 6521. Twenty (20) or more affected persons may require that a hearing be held by ills commission or governing board for a spedal permit, rezone, variance, or subdiv~ion. COMBINING OF PERMITS - 6522. For the oa~venience of applic- ants, permits may be combined and appropriate permits forwarded to the county assessor. Clarification: For any combined permits that requires a public hearing separate hearings must be held by the commissidt and governing board. EMERGENCY ORDINANCES AND MORATORIUMS -6523, AND INTERIM ORDINANCES AND MORATORIUMS - 6524. Emergency ordinance, moratoriums, and interim ordinances can be adopted for a spec'rfied reason and time period. PLAN AND ZONING ORDINANCE CHANGES UPON ANNEXATION - 6525. The commission and governing board, prior to annexation, shall hold public hearings concerning the proposed plan and zoning ordinance changes for an annexed area. AREAS OF CITY IMPACT - 6526. Cities and cxxmties, by January 1, 1977, shall determine a geographical area ~ dty irrtpatt and determine which comprehensive plan and orc~nances shall apply. The plan and ordinances for a dty or county, by mutual agreement shall apply to this area. Clarification: The area of dty impact shoukf be desalted in such a way that it can be located on a map or on the ground. A metes and bounds description is not neaassary. The procedure followed aan be the same as the procedure for the map which accompanies a zoning ordinance. AREAS OF CITY IMPACT An area of city impact is the developing area around, but outside of a city. The following factors shall be considered: 1) Trade area. 2) Geographic factor. 3) Areas that can reasonably be expected to be annexed to the city in the near future. Geographical areas of city impact may be of any size and shape. HOW TO ESTABLISH AN AREA OF CITY IMPACT 1. Refer the question of what the area of impact should be to the Planning & Zoning Commission. 2. City and County officials hold an informal meeting with the Planning & Zoning Commission. 3. The Planning & Zoning Commission conducts a public hearing to secure citizen input. 4. Elected City and County officials negotiate an area of city im- pact. 5. City and County officials hold public hearings. 6. City and County governments adopt the area of city impact by ordinance. 7. City and County officials update area of city impact as needed following the above procedures. VIOLATIONS, CRIMINAL P~NALTIES> ENFORCEMENT - 6527. A violation of city or county ord+n s is a misdeameanor. APPLICABILITY OF ORDINANCES - 6528. City and county plans and ordinances shall supersede other spedal district or state require- ments, except for the following: 1 j More restrictive spedal district or state requirements; 2) State legislative action; . 3) State transportation systems of statewide importance; ~tnd 4) Action by the Public Utility Commission. Clarification: In order for any section to be binding ~ the community which enacts the ordinances or the comprehensive plans, all local-plans and ordinances must comply with all provisions of Chapter 65. It waald be difficult to tell which section a avert would not find necessary for compli- ance, before they would strike down a local plan or oMinance. APPLICABILITY TO AGFitCULTURAL LAND - 6529. No power is granted to cities and counties to restrict agric~ttural activity: Agricultural land shalt be defined by county ordinance or resolution. z ,. OFFICIALS HERALD J. COX, Clrr CLERK. F.O. HELEN RYKER.TREASURER GARY L. GREEN, CNIEF of PoueE BRUCE D. STUART, WORK Sur'r. JOHN O. FITZGERALD. ATTORNEY ROGER WELKER. FIRE CNIEF HUB OF TREASURE L'ALLF.1' A Good Place to Live CITY ®F MERIDIAN 728 Meridian Street MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 Phone 868-4433 DON M. STOREY Mayor October 17, 1975 ~ fey COUNCILMEN JOHN R. NAVARRO WAYNE b. SKIVER MARVIN R. BODINE KENNETH W. RASMUSSEN HERALD J. COX. TRAFFIC BUREAU, SEG. ZONING $ PLANNING Mr. John Van Orman, Cha3,rsan Idaho Board of Health and Welfare ' 8oute 4 Jsroa, Idaho 8333$ Dear Alr. Van Orlon: Yith regard to our earlier correspondence of -0etober 7, 1975 we are supplenentin6 that request for a hearing with the Board. More speeifically~ xe have been in contact with repreaent~ves of the Department of Health and Welfare and have been informed that a different proceedure is required to comply with State regulations. Ws are currently preparing an official petition for a reile change in which we will be asking that Five Mile Creek be giv~a a classification different from that xhich is presently in effect. '1'bat petition will be filed with the Board as soon as it is cod- e plated. In the meaatime we request that the City of Meridian be ,allotted adequate time on the agenda for the November Board deetia6 to consider the natter of reclassification of Five Mile Creek. we rill be available at the convenience of the Board for attending the November meeting. Please advise us as soon as possible as to when the t3.®e has been set for our attendance. Sincerely yours; _~ .~ ~tDltiS :h~a:ln cgs Gov. Cecil Andrus -.Sen. Frank Church Sen. James McClure Sep. George Hansen Rip. Steve Symms Jerry L. Yoder H. David Sanders Michael Silverman J U-B ~gineers Don M. Storey Mayor, City of Meridian LEON A. FAIRBANKS, PRESIDENT L. C. BASS, VICE PRESIDENT MIKE SILVA, SECRETARY October 20, 1975 City of Meridian ' 728 Meridian Street Meridian, Idaho 83642 Re: East Washington Street 22 Street to East 4th Street Gentlemen: The minutes of your council meeting on October 6, 1975 read, "It was the opinion of the council that Mr. Anderson had not damaged the street that much because it had not been oiled previously." If it had not been oiled previously, why the complaints. In 1973, the Highway District placed a Double Bituminous Surface on that section of 2z Street to alleviate the dust condition. The surface had performed very well until disturbed.; ~~ Mr. Anderson of the A & C Corporation stated on October 1, 1975 that .Mayor Storey told him to go ahead with the water main installation. Apparently there was no assurance of street surface repair. The street has only half right-of-way and no curb. We do not believe a permanent pavement is warranted at this time. Before repairs are made to the surface, drainage pipe wi71 have to be installed along East 4th Street from 22 Street north for 330 feet, Sincerely yours, ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT ~~~ ~ ' . ~ Elmer E. Soniville, P.E. District Director ~;_ EES:ds '~4 • ADA COUNTY HIGHWAY DISTRICT 401 BROADWAY AVE. BOISE, IDAHO 83706 `~~~m~~~°~a~x~r~r o~ ~~.~a.°~x ~a~r~ w~a.~~n~ Division of Environment Statehouse Mail Boise, Idaho 83702 October 24, 1975 Honorable Don M. Storey, Mayor Re: C-16 0183 City of Meridian 728 Meridian Street Meridian, Idaho 83642 Dear Piayor Storey, At the request of your consulting engineers we have again reviewed the status of the Meridian sewage treatment project and the availability of Environmental .Protection Agency (EPA) and State funds for construction of the proposed facility.. We have recently received and reviewed preliminary design concepts and cost estimates developed by the consultant. We have also reviewed the infiltration/inflow analysis and certified to EPA that excessive infiltration does exist. The detailed sewer system evaluation studies have been authorized to determine if it is cost effective to eliminate excessive infiltration or portions thereof. Our discussions with the consulting engineer indicated that the final Step 1 facilities plan, including the environmental assessment, will be submitted for final review within the next few weeks. As soon as the final Step 1 submitted, reviewed and approved, cations will be processed. Funds and are available immediately. facilities planning documents have been a Step 2 grant for design and specifi- for the Step 2 grant have been reserved ,- We are currently reviewing the Fiscal Year 1976 priority list to determine if funds may be available for the Step 3 construction of this project. If FY 1976 funds cannot be reallocated to this project, it will definitely be scheduled from FY 1977 funds. As you are aware, the City has an NPDES permit for discharge which requires that the plant be operational by the'end of FY 1977 (June 1977). Every effort will be made to provide the grant funds for this project so that construction may proceed without undue delay. Sincerely, _~ ~ ~, ~~ '' 0. M. Dalke DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE CC : Jerry Yoder, IDHi,I EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ~~ ~7' `~-U-B ~ ~~'~ ENGINEERS, INC. 212 Tenth Avenue South Nampa, Idaho 83651 Te October 17, 1975 ` - Honorable Mayor and City Council 728 meridian Street Meridian, Idaho 83642 Gentlemen: Meridian Manor Subdivision We have reviewed the subject of an overall plan of water transmission and distribution mains to serve the Meridian Manor Subdivision as has been recently discussed with City officials. We concur that the system should comply with the City's master plan (Preliminary Engineering Report, Municipal Water System Plan and Proposed Water System Improvements for the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, April, 1974). Therefore, we are respectfully transmitting the following basic outline to be followed for your consideration in future review of the Meridian Manor Subdivision. 1. An overall concept plan of the water distribution system to serve the entire subdivision should be developed and submitted by the developer's engineer to~the City for approval. That plan could be.done on the tentative plat and should show general locations and sizes of pipelines, hydrants and valves. 2. Detailed plans for each phase of the development as it is finally platted would show proposed water line improvements for each phase and all inter- connections with the existing system at the time of final approval of development plans. 3. As the master plan calls for LO-inch transmission lines in the vicinity of all section or quarter section lines, and Meridian Manor borders three such lines, it will be necessary to provide for these 10-inch transmission lines in the concept plans as approved. 4. The City's master water plan also calls for a 6-inch line to be looped and at intervals not to exceed 600 feet. While that„requirement must be interpreted with a great deal of judgment, the extreme lengths of Blocks 12 and 13 (see Tentative Plan Meridian Manor Subdivision, J-U-B ENGINEERS, Inc., Drawing No. NB750421) require that the designers give consideration to either 6-inch water line inter-ties between the blocks (and across Five Aiile Creek) or to the use of 8°=inch water lines as one leg of the long loops required around those blocks. By a copy of this letter, we are reminding the developer's project engineer of the. City's basic policy requirements. - '. _. ,. {=? ENGINEERING-PLANNING-SURII~YING ~. ., .. _. ''... .. -U-B ENGINEERS, IIVI.... 212 10th Ave. So. - Nampa, Idaho 83651 Honorable Mayor and. City Council --..-- October 17, 1975 Page 2 If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact us. Sincerely, J-U-=B ENGINEERS, Inc. ~- ,__ . , \ //~~~ ~ ~ u ~ ~ ~ ~~ Sumner M. Johnson, P.E. ~/F Richard F. Orton, ., E.I.T. SMJ RFO pj cc Mr. Bruce D. Stuart, City Work Superintendent Mr. Robert L. Walker, Fire Chief Mr. D. Michael Preston, P.E., J-U-B ENGINEERS, Inc., Boise BEDELCO, Inc., Boise ~ ~~~ / C~iVT~A [~~~I~T ~ALTH ~~PA-RTMENT MAIN OFFICE -- f y ~.,M, /) 1455 N0. ORCHARD Sr~ming the y BOISE, IDAHO 83704 cnnutics r~/'. , TELEPHONE ~ ~" ~. .375-5211 (7CtOber ~4, l97 i r(.f--~`-~, a,~ .~ -. _. la,. ` ~- ~_.~ bir.` Arnold Stubblefield , 110 East .3rd Meridian,"Idaho 53642 - Deaz Mr. Stubblef9.el.c1; ~ Regarding acceptable methods of secaaR~ disposal for the Northgate No. 3 Sub- division cae cane offer the f.t>] lowinf; recornrundati.ons: 1. Request fora variance of Pleridian's discharge permit, , allowing-for tine additional sewage load, should be sought. from the State Iieal.th and 1~lelfare's Environmental Division ;Permitsection. ~~ 2. If the variance cannot be obtained, t:he Board of Directors , of Central District Hea7.th Department may be Petitioned to vary the distance all.owabl.o from R?round water to tt~e bottom ' of'sewage absorption beds from 4' to 2'. 3. P'ailin~ thaY., we recommend homes in 1`?orthgate Ido. 3 be spaced so as to pr.o~~ide no more than one home per acre. In that eventari automatic variance of the ground ~~~ater rule to 2' would aPP7-Y• f 4.T,f' more dwellings worrJ.d be required and none of the above alternatives could be. obtained, tie could approve the i~rterim use of a central septic. tank system. Discussion with your project engineer indicates that this could be a practical and .adequate alternate"ve, i_f designed and constructed to the recornmendedcriteria we discussed. Xt r•:ouLd require the use of one complete 'lot. That lot must be ieserved f.or sewage disposal only ;and not be used as a construction site for at least 6 months after terminationof_ the application o:L sewage effluent. We ~:~ould require a-legally binding maintenance service or the acceptance o£ a municipality for maintenance of the sy~'tem. Final approval..would . '' be contingent on review of final engir}~eY:ing .design. Sii~r~rely you~s~ ;~ ~r ~ r" -- f~ Gary" Shool¢, E.Ii.S. Environme~rtal C~uality`SpecialisC II' ,, ~ , cc; James Jenkins, Administrator of lnvironmer~tal Healthy ' ~ . ~1 City Council October 28, 1975 City of Meridian • Miller-Schroeder Munic~ls, Inc. City Hall Northwestern Financial Center, Suite 170 Meridian, Idaho 7900 Xerxes Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minn. 55431 WE WILL PAY $ fT'~12 ,plus accrued interest to date of delivery, for your legally issued Securities, as follows: $2,325,000 CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds maturing serially and subject to prior redemption as shown on the reverse side hereof, bonds to bear interest at the rate of - 7% per annum for bonds maturing in the years 1977 to 1990, inclusive; 7%/° per annum for bonds maturing in the year 1991; 7.40/° per annum for bonds maturing in the years 1992 to 1994, inclusive; 7 .60% per annum for bonds maturing in the years 1995 59 1999, inclusive; 7.75% per annum for bonds maturing in the years 2000 to 2005, inclusive. Said Securities shall be dated October 1 , 1975, be in the denomination of $5000, with principal and semi-annual interest (April 1 , 1976 and semi-annually there- after on October 1 and April 1 of each year) payable at bank or trust company in the State of Idaho designated by you. Bonds to be delivered in Meridian, Idaho, or elsewhere at our request and expense. Prior to our accepting delivery of said Securities, you agree to furnish a certified transcript of all documents and legal proceedings requisite to their issuance and delivery, including the signature and non-litigation certificate in customary market form, evidencing the legality of said Securities and the security provisions relating thereto to the satisfaction of Messrs. Chapman and Cutler, Attorneys, Chicago, Illinois, whose unqualified approving legal opinion in customary market form shall accompany said Securities at delivery, and said delivery shall be made to us within a reasonable period of time. To evidence our good faith, we enclose a cashier's check in the amount of $116,250. If this offer is accepted, said check shall be held"by you uncashed until delivery of said Securities, but in the event of a breach by us in the performance of this con- tract, said check may be cashed and the proceeds retained by you as full liquidated damages for such breach, and the cashing of such check in such event shall constitute a full release and discharge of all damages . If said Bond Attorneys are unable to approve said Securities, or in,the event of a breach of this contract by you, said check shalt be returned to us upon demand. This bid is made for immediate accept- ance or rejection and if this offer is not accepted, said good faith check shall be returned to us immediately. It is mutually understood and agreed that your acceptance of this offer and the execu- tion thereof by your officials thereunto duly authorized, shall constitute a contract for the purchase ar~d sale of said Securities. For information only: Figures as of: October 1, 1975 Gross Interest cost $3,684,992.50 Respectfully submitted, Miller-Schroeder Municipals, Inc. Less premium -0- Plus discount -0- Net interest cost , X84 92.50 By /.5 ~ ~~,v ~L~f! iz~ Average rate 7.59°° ,, ~ ,., .. .~ `I// Established 1898 Incorporated 1953 t - City Council City of Meridian City Hall Meridian, Idaho 209 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET~HICAGO, ILLINOIS, 60604 TELEPHONE 346-2500 (Area Code 312 for Long Dirtance Diatrng) October 28, 1975 WE ThILL PAY $ plus accrued interest to date of delivery, for your legally issued Securities, as follows: $2,325,000 CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds maturing serially and subject to prior redemption as shown on the reverse side hereof, _-____ __ ___ r r s . ~.. _._~: MEMBERS NEW VORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE, INC. PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE. INC. MIDWEST STOCK E%CHANGE, INC. CHICAGO BOARD OPTIONS EXCHANGE City Council City Hall ~~-1eri di an , Idaho October 2~, 1975 RE: 52,325,00') 6Jater and Sewer Revenue Bonds City of P~ieridian, Idaho Gentlemen: OFFICES IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND ALASKA For the above legally issued bonds to be dated October 1, 1975, and in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Notice of Sale of said bonds, we offer to purchase tree above described bonds, maturing and bearing interest at the rates shown below, and to pay, therefor, $1c~k'~_Ck> for each $100.00 par value of bonds , which i s a total of $:~~3~/ ~alo_~t, and _ accrued interest to date of delivery. Bonds h1aturi Interest Rate Bonds P1aturi nq_ Interest Rate 1~17>> /~ ~C~ FOSTER & 1`'IARSHALI_ INC. INVESTMENT BANKERS AND BROKERS 205 COLUMBIA STREET SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104 (206) 344-3500 CSI-: - -- ,~-~-L- M (For Information Purposes Only) Total Interest Cost to Maturity LESS : Prerni ur~~ (I f Any ) Net Interest Cost Effective Interest Rate ,. _3 ~/ ~ ~ ~~~! . ct~ ~ - ~^ ~_ ;~~~, G'C_, 7t~~~~/ -__ __ __.. ~. n t c n c, v 1!111-1~11.L;1V11'1 1'U~7LlL. ~VIVLJ SINCE 1898 NEW YORK ATLANTA • BOSTON • COLUMBUS • DALLAS • DETROIT • LOS ANGF.LP.S MiNNI:APOLIS OMAHA • PHILADELPHIA • SEATTLB • ST. LOUIS • ST. PAUL Established 1898 Incorporated 1953 City Council Cite pf I~Sridien Cite gall • 34eridian, Idaho October 28, 1878 hhE DILL PAY $ A~ ,plus accrued interest to date of delivery, for your legally issued Securities, as follows: $2,323,Q40 CITY GF M%~:I~IAN, ATE CQU~fiSI, I2~AH0, k•3rlter and Secser Revenue BaDdi raattu:ing genially and g~ub~ect to r;ri.or redcmpti.on es shattrn an the reversel side hereof, bo:3ds to beer interest st the rate of e Op ~ per annual for bonds t';waturiE ~ in tt~e years 197 to `I ~'_S-, inclusive; ~y» per sniat.Irn fo-r bonds maturing ir>< tht3 years ~i ~£+t ttz 1tL•tit t•q icsclusiva; 9G par sr~nc~ra fox bonds mstuzic~ in the years ~ to /`~~ inclusivrs; .,~~ .~ Per anoum for bolds maturing in tht~ years/ /%'S to ? ~o~ , inclusive; pear annum for bonds cnattclriu;; ~i~ the years .z r. ~~• to 2G~0$• ~ inclusive; ~ par anaatct>la far bonds a~turing in the years ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_, to •~„_„•„_,,, inclusive. Said Securities shall be dated C)ctobe'r ~., 197 , be in the denomination of ~~~~ with principal and semi-annual itrreresr (Apr$1 2, 197b sled semi-a;~asa3.ly tharer~4ter oI~ s.>~.tot~Cr 1 al7d April 1 of each yatr) psyabl$ at baiyk or trust compalzy ic: the State oP Idaho desig3ultted ~y yau. Honds to be delivered is 2~ridisln, Naha, or eleewhewe a[ our request and eocpenses. Prior to our accepting delivery of said Securities, you agree to furnish a certified transcript of all documents and legal proceed- ings requisite to their issuance and delivery, including the signature and non-litigation certificate in customary market form, evi- dencing the legality of said Securities and the security provisions relating thereto to the satisfaction of „essrs. Chapman and Crstler, Attorneys, Chicago, Illinois, whose unqualified approviny legal opinion in customary market forth shall accompany said Securities at delivery, and said delivery shall be made to us within a reasonable period of tithe. To evidence our good faith, we enclose a. eash'terl S check in the amount of $ 21b,340.00 If this offer is accepted, said check shall be held by you utrurslied until delivery of said Securities, but in the event of a breach by us in the perforuranee of this contract, said check may be cashed and the proceeds retained by you as full liquidated damages for such breach, and the cashing of such check in such event shall constitute a full release etnd discharge of all damages. If said Bond Attorneys are unable to approve said Securities, or in the event of a breach of this contract by you, said check shall be returned to us upon demand. This bid is reads for innnerliate acceptance or rejection and if this offer is not accepted, said good faith check shall be returned to us immediately. 209 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET, AGO, ILLINOIS, 60604 TELEPHONE 346-2500 (Area Code 312 for Long Dirtance Dialing) It is mutually understood and agreed that your acceptance of this offer and the execution thereof by yortr oJfrcinls thereunto duly authorized, shall constitute a contract for the purchase and sale of said Securities. Respectfully submitted, For information only: JnHN NLJVEEN r~ Cn. Ii~C~IR~Q!'t~'~F~ Figures as of: OCtnb~'r ~., 1975 ~TXiN}i..jj'~,, I~t?E3E ~x CCTTMPANY 3 ~ l'f `I e~7. S;= p.r.y n.u_ r__ ±'1Lx_s1Tr ~.._.-~~~ Gross Interest cost $ i ; ~ ~--t+~~y ~ a• Less premium ~ ~"' Plus discount `_ ,4fT - Net interest cost $~~ ~ Ty 9~~• ~~~. Average rate 7• .57.7 ~y_....~ .. ~.~._ .~illiam I.. ~Tingeder, Vice Preaideat John Ahaveen .& Co. xnco>r~treted Accepted for and on behalf of-------••---•---------------------------------------~--- ------------------------------------------•---------------------••------...---------......-------..... ----------------------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------------- ------------------------------~ pursuant to authorization by its governing • body, and receipt of the above mentioned check acknowledged, on this date, ..._----------------------------------------------•------•--•---------------.19-....... Attest------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------••----...... Signature Signatw-e Official title Official title (SEAL) a y CHICAGO TAX-EXEMPT PUBLIC BONDS ....SINCE is~s NEW YORK ATLANTA • BOSTON • COLUMBUS • DALLAS DETROIT LOS ANGP.LiS MINNPAPOI-IS OMAHA PHILADI:LPH IA • Sr ATTLR • ST. LOUIS • ST. PAUL a • k SMITH, BARNEY ~ CO. INCORPORATED City of Meridian Ada County Idaho Dear Six: 20 BROAD STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10005 344-9G00 October 28, 1975 For all but no part of the following described, legally issued, properly executed, direct special obligations of City of Meridian namely, $2,325,000 Water and Sewer Revenue Bonds to be dated October 1, 1975 to mature each October 1 and bear interest as follows: Maturity Coupons October 1, 1977 through Qc~°6e~ ~, X442 g.00 % October 1, ~ through QQ~Q~~" ~ ~~q~' 7 ~jQ October 1, through ~~Q~r' ~,~ I ~7q~p 7 • (Q~ October 1, through 0~ Heber i I N`/-1 7.7Q % October 1, ;~ through Vr.~0~1" ~~ ZQiAS 7.7~ October 1, through October 1, through October 1, through ,.. October 1, through October 1, through October 1, through October 1, through October 1, through % October 1, through October 1, through October 1, through % ... l . _ • t the bonds being subject to redemption in accordance with the notice of sale referred to below, to be in coupon form in the denomination of $5,000, principal and semi- annual interest (April 1 and October 1) to be payable in the State of Idaho and as further described in the official notice of sale dated September 29, 1975 and signed Don M. Storey, Mayor we bid the sum of $ 2~ 1~ Q3.30 ____ °r $ 1O~ 0~,3 for each $1-0~-Bond~and accrued interest from date of bonds to date of delivery thereof. It is understood that we will be furnished, without expense to us at the time of or prior to the delivery of these bonds, satisfactory legal opinion of Messrs. Chapman and Cutler, approving the validity of the bonds, together with certified papers examined by them. As evidence of our good faith in bidding, we enclose cashier's check in the amount of $118,000, payable to the order of City of Meridian, Idaho. If this proposal is accepted this check is to be retained as part payment for the above mentioned $2,325,000 Bonds; otherwise it is to be returned immediately to us. This bid is for immediate acceptance. Gross Interest Cost $ ;7bq~.535.00 Less : Premium $ ~ 4 3.30 Net Interest Cost $~' ~ ~~~ ~~ ~ • 7~ N.I.C. 7.763835 °ro Very truly yours, SMITH, BARNEY & CO. INCORPORATED By: ~ Vice President .,dP' "~ AMBROSE. FITZGERALD & CROOKSTON ATTCRNEVB;AND }C04iNSELORS •29 EAST FIRST ~~RIDIAN IDAHO " SSBd?, \ TELEPNONE 889-4881 ~:' > Y:, ,., y'~ i •. ( ~ •. ORDINANCE NO. L ~s . ,. ~ . ~-; • . AN' ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8-60fi OF THE REVI$~D BiNI3 '' ,,; , ~_ "` CON~P.ILED O~tDINANC,~yS OF THE CITX' OF° M~RID'IAN, ADA<COi~tT7~,f.,..y ~ •~_ IL17~H0 DEALING WITH SEISING IMPOUNDING ANL? DISPOSING`. s : '' ~ r ~ -~Y CHIEF OF POLICE. ,..M. y, DOGS a r .~~ BE IT .ORDAINED. BY THE MAYOR .:STD CITY' COUNCIL OF TIDE CITY ~F' ~ '~ .MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY,'IDAHO~: Section l : That Section 8-606- of the. Revise~#: end f;pimpil~d "Ordinances of the City of Meridian, is hereby am~n~ed '~~ai~ ~ t.;. ;~ ' ' . as follows:..:. ,x,A,~ _ ~ ~' „ 8-606: SEIZING, IMPOUNDING- AND.. DI5PbSING 4~~ DOGS BY~ CHTE~' g OF PQLICE : It shall. be the 'fluty o€ the. Chief- Hof . Malice ~ ;~ issue citations to, the. owners or: keepers 'of .anti anti gall ~~e, ,; ;~,_ . . running at;'large within the limits of the City:without collars bearing license. tags provided by Section` 8-60:2 of °tha ,Cep... , . - I, whether wearin collars with license to s attached o~.w '~ '~ g g . , - , such d s sQ .tannin at lar a are owned: or har~or~;b . ~r~svn ~ residing within the City Limits. or elsewhere..; pt4v.~8ed, that . when a dog wearing a collar bearing- license. tagp a.-'t: ~Pr~^ ~ ~ . , ,. ~~ ~ - ,. ;,' ceding year is taken up, the =Chief ,::of Police: ,'~~a3i rwt#,~' . Fthe ; '~' ownex or the representative of th~.;,owner if o~ner- oar. e~u~°- •~ representative can be found. The Chief's of P.o~i~e shhall impound ~,; and seize any and a7,1 dogs he c~eems•, necessar~rW the owner~'csx~~ ~., representative of the owner. of ~ an ao 'which ~ be tai~~ ;at~d . „` ~' , g ~ r r , ; .. impounded by the Chief of Police under the pvi~lt~rna~~. - ~ ~ ` ~ ;; >; Section, may recover possession of such `dog ~ri ;pa~-ent "Go ~; ` ~~ the Chief of Police of a fee .of seven d©llare f3,ft~i centa ~R ($7.50} . If the owner qr representative of `~ ~~ der ~L~. a~yr'~. dog taken up and impounded by the Chf~~.. of Pt~'Ll~~ ' nor °;~he provisions of this Section shall f~t~il to•;:. a ~.=;th~, `~.ceriee~ee, rrn ~' 'y - ~. such doc} and the fee of seven dollar`s fifty oen$s (?.5Q the Chief of Policewi-thin forty. eight (48a hours after su~'dog shall be taken up -and impounded,,: the Chief of Police ma~'~aepoae:~ . k° of such .dog; ...first, by delivering°such doggy to an~r• person~.w~ ~~~ ~: y will pay thee. license fee to tlie--C~.erk an,d they fee `~oi° seven dollars°' ' ~y fifty cents ($7.50) to the., CYai.ef of. -Poiioe, ~., s~eh" perac~,~` , ~ ~~ ~~ desires to keep .such dog within thee~ limits of; tie City; f ~~ upon ~ ~~~ ~ ~ Fu payment of the fee of seven do'~Iar s fifty ces ' (.$7.'50}.- o the~~ '' `~ `Chief of Police, if such person desires to beep such . w~.thout ~~ . the limits of the Cite.. secondly, by killing,;;l~nd ~ , o ®~3~ T~.."~ ~ P ,y ~k~,i' ' , ing such dog in some '$utable plax~e outside" ~ G~~y 'Lim~i. °~~ , -; It shall be unlawful fore Y person, or pe~sQi~ tc~:-'}~,i1e~ ,fir ., + ,`;~ r ~ ~ molest any person or pe~~~sons who lira be +en a e ri ~se#.2i~tg~` ter Y ~ ~ 9 ~ , -> • killinc~4,,~ny dt~g `~~ro~~', the c"rcass of such ci~sg , in '~~.f,~rs!'ity , . with the ov~s '~~en "" th~'s ~. o { Se~;t~iax~ :2 . NHS A5~r ,there '"~.~ an emergency t~e~r~efo~~~., whi~Y~ emergence ~,S herek~y~y~cra~~~.~c~ ~e~;ist, this C~rd~, ~:~nce $1~,1 hike ._ .r~ , effect 'fit ~e in `fo~ce '~nc't'' ei'~"ec~~'~~~rom and aft~+~r;'~.t~s s~age.~ ~ ~ a royal a d ~ PP ?~ ,~,p~ubl,~.~at~o~ ~a~ .~re~u.,zed` b~ law. , y"~` ~ '~ .. ~ ;. ,t r ~ ". ~',~ ~ ~e 6 - ' ;r ... 4 ~~ v ~ ~~ }~ ~ ~ ? . ~ ' y. _ 1 , ,. ~•. r . rt ~, x r k,, i, .< ;. . 4 + Passed by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this day of (~c ~, v~ m r , 19 7 5 . APPR ~Dz ~. Ma` r ,;~~ ATTE , Ci Cle gMBROSE. FITZGERALD $ CROOKSTON ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 929~EAST FIRST - MERIDIAN, IDAHO 53642 TELEPHONE 888-4461