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1974-04-01Meridian City Hall April 1, 1974 The Meeting was call d to order by the Mayor, Don M. tore Councilmen present: W. D, Skiver; Kenneth Rasmussen; Marvin Bodine; John Navarro Others present: Sid Spatt; Bruce Stuart; Mike Losh; Al Marsden; Gene Crawford; ei Chu.k Palmer;- e; Z ger Welker; Ric Orto ohn Fitzgerald; Vern ; Elwyn h Sc Myl en• L nder; onard Evans; — Jim eas - -- - Minutes of previous imeetiqg were read and approved. The Mayorrecognized Elwyn Myla der and Gene Crawford, Cou ty Cotmissioners and (;ftUCk Palmer, A&L Gouz.Vy-Zhe-rYff-.— Chuck Palmer present.,d a Iroposal of a problem of dispatch radio services of the Sheriff Offic rendered Mr. Palmer stated thRt at ty 5:00 I.M. his Department. the Meridian Police De rtme t closes their office along with GardenCity; Sheriff office. His Iro os at this time the 1 was for a shared expense: calls increase Gar at the en Cit 1 Meridian 1/3 and Ada Coun y 1/3 Eagle is in the process ol orgarizing for police pro ctio he s ated. aer presen a an ar. and Garden City as well aE naulreport the county showing volume area in his jur.sdiction. f use by Meridian is proposal was far-thi-s-dditlin for a 40 hour week. This would of two dispatchers be to start at $575.0) 'or a per total month of 12,000.00 and would - require a High School-Educatimm.Their and dispatching the propez assl duties would tance to solve the problem coni t of :aking calls The Mayor stated tha he d co tacted Garden City wi h th indi ation from em ey did n t care the taxes paid by th it people to jarticipate should in this pr entitle them to pose this , fee cervi ing that e. Mr. Palmer stated th t he congirloratin"_ He n ecled the result of the ma y calls presorted help from this problem for n an overloaded radio the residents of the he C --I' County ty Co .-- -- and ncills vice -1,4ch Us especially Marvin Bodine mentio ed tl at he felt that this propos 9.1 was a doi ible taxation. Mr. Palmer stated further the time, that the Communication budget ge s more _ costly all s-. -- --- -- the cost of Police f r Meridian. the other political identities would „i a notanswer be consulted to find but what s until they Mr. Palmer stated th t he felt that $42000.00 Was a fair atiount for consideration - - -- by t e amity of Mer3A an. April 15th was tenta ivel set for a meeting in the C ty Hall at 9:00 A.M. to -- - ux i her s�u�i y t is m t er T_he_Mayor_stated_tha the problems to fit this into ti ht commitment. t e budget, which is already committed on a very City of Meridian .2. April 1, 1974 Al Marsden, the Dire for of Ada Council of Governments, w4a present. He appeared to: 1. let the Council know that the ACOG Staff is readi and Willi to help in local planning in any Way possible 2, to encourage the City of Me idian to participate within 1 mile limit of the City to coordinate the local thinking irvolved and plan s that are )eingldeveld in this area in proposals 3. with the additioi of Zoning matters within one mile thinking an t repot their _ programs and area of resp nsibi ity. Mr. Crawford statedhat he Co my Commissioners warted the matters of Plannnir a d Zo jig within at leactme cal i put in stated further that or a zone hange request an ideal be 36 days - this time scbDdule would With prompt action by lot 1 bo ies t is could be cut down Mr. Marsden stated t at w at is desired is for the City to the County C Co ncil to speak in every land use ma ter iithin 1 mile. Mr. My an er stated hat What they could use was a separatp them of the City des res. He sated further that he desirjed letter to telling 2elp solve any problems that th City migh encounter. The Mayor a two- lane roadway fed by t four -lane roadway from the South at the North end of ;he C-ty- and from the Fast He felt that a study should be made to eleviate this stated that A would nto Ihis matter problem. Mr. Marsden The Mayor oned the bids for vehicl a that had eon sed for bids, Following were the Udders and amounts bid: 1960 Ford Dwaine Cope Pickup _$31.2 _ Steve Waters Ernco (Ernest Lembke) 75.0 550.0( Mike Losh Bob Mockwitz 51.9 111.2 1971 Chevrolet ---Bob-Ro-ckwitz Vern Schoen 150. —— -- The Motion was made the _bid of -Bob total of $392.50 be y W. accepted. D. Skiver and smdedby,Kenneth Rasmussen that �- Motion passed: Skiver, yes; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, ea; Navarro, yea. Requested by Farmerig Clul, Donald L. Benne_ tt. Beer License and Wine License app camas reaff and is in possession of a e May r. This business was beer and wine license from anne the C ed a unt . nonth ago The Motion was made y W. D. Skiver and seconded by Marvin BodinD that the eer cense an n Donald L. Bennett be Lic appr nse for the Farmers Club operat ved. d by Motion passed: Skiv r, ye Rasmussen, yea; Bo ine, ea; N varro, yea. 0 0 Meridian City Hall .3. April 1, 1974 The matter of the sewer 1 ne to the Episcopal Church was d Lscusa d. This line extends fr line between 7th str m the et and Church building across dtk 8th street with an easement stye t to ac oss tie he trunk Frost Westside Addit and did not use mann on. les This line was laid by the as is xequired for acceptance ilde of the of he Ci building y for our maintenance. The Motion was ma e this sewer line inst y e illed asm ssen an —seconded y by th Episcopal Church, lc John 4avarr5-that cated on We 3t 8th street In tre c a an a Frost Westaide Anne catio, tion ex K61ng across WC -9t Stlsacross not b accepted by the Cit for iainteiance �1145 or rem an cost of the owners o emal the 8 pt va a lneO De owne props ty. I1 Motion passed: Skiv r, ye ; Rasmussen, yea; Bocine, ea; N varro, yea. r There was discussion about the qutting of oil for sever ant water lines. The Mayor stated that costs of putti it he Dack felt that the ones cutting 1he that this should not be tie oil should cost of tae pay t e City. The Mayor stated that a policy lad been made that a deposit be placed to cover the cosso srpae ient by the developer before the ;at to made-. - Leonard acc es m de the presentation concern I Wheel Inn #2 Mobile ng t om e HUB Mobile Home Park orieinally ark - tating that two yeare pres.nted ago he as sal of Mr. Evans for a Mobi and f a oximatel a Home 20 Parz had been presented. cr not en acted u As this n fo this time this ise. The Mayor stated tha it 8 a vroblem to add additional r Qert of any kind to the present sewer Mr. Orton stated thatthe system. H;&1 Department possibly would not approve additional landsfor scheduled for this dDvelotm ise of he ewer. 135 to 137 M nt. bile Homes ould be Jim Rees reauested a tion by th Council to tell them what they Eight _ expect for the devel)pment approval of the Nam -Mer of t eir land. dian rrigation District b desi plans. He also s a ea that theEnvironmental He Le reA lth tha; the develoilers s ou. Distri t (Yoder) and the Nampa a get-Epp"Val -Meridian from Irrigation District before ma Commission and the C'ty g C PrIsentation to the Fla uncil King an — — The Mayor stated th nothing until the wo t heUedo d cfrom recommend to the Coun the Nam -Meri it that the ian ri ation pass on District _ and the Environment for sews a use. Retrict with favorable appr val to be accepted Mr. Rees stated tha this low and could sere as buff strip adjoing the Cherry a better land use t1an lazag an Mall as a Mobile Home he could think of. Park which seemed _ _ Mr. Skiver stated that because of the tnbal oxi of the reasons for the Mobile ce of mobile homes in relation Home moratorium io con - entional homes. _ _wa_s John Navarro stated Park continue towari that deve Le was of the opinion that lettirg opmea* would causs other m ore mentioned could an t ,one out in the count thie hile home be tie Nor that �33t Mobile Home evelopers to ligate and to lima +h ir push to have theirs ni bank-proporsal a land in this manner. approved. s% well 0 City of Meridian, City Hall .4. L April 1, 1974 Bills were read: Vouc er bate Purpose Amount 3 3. 7V Farmer's & Merchant StatD Bank Transfer to in est Junds 40,000.00 6 3.1L.74 Meridian Post Office Postage 4o.00 630E 3.1 .74 Meridian Library Furd, Oc ident Club 4,000,00 6309 ,1 4 The Advertiser Bids 63 3.2 .74 City of Meridian or Warren Calh uh Phone Bill advance 19.23 631 3.3 .74 s 6314 3.3'.74 Don M. Storey Mayor 533.40 1 4 wa _. sk�vez_ _6 631 3.3 .7 Kenneth W. Rasmusse _Councilman Councilman 91,15 631 4 Marvin R Bodine Councilman 91.15 631 3.3.74 Johnny R. Navarro Councilman 91.15 63l63lq 3. .74 Bruce DStuart Works Sup't.640.82 631 3.3.74 Dewey R. Davis Ass1t Works Su 't. 573.81 613.51,74 Michael A. Losh Labor 282.23 63 3-31.74 Kenneth L. Price Labor 148.08 632 4 Bid.Spath Police Chief 679.32 632 3.31-74 Larry V. Scarborougl Patrolman 510,93 632 4 Gary L. Green Patrolman 541.79 632 3,3 ,74 Gregory F. Boyd Patrolman 529.27 62 4 1 Warren Calhoun PAfrnlmar 43o.85 632 3.3 .74 Gary M. Hart Patrolman 448,33 632 4 Janel Mara Ingram Police Cl�rk 175-98 632 3.3 .74 Herald J. Cox City Clerk -Finance ffice 700,00 6321 4 Helen R ker Clerk -Treasurer 381_75 633 3-31.74 LeWana L. Niemann Clerk -Typist 412.55 6331 3.31.74 Mayme Ellen Green I Clerk 203.88 6332 3.3 .74 Linda J. Hisel ---Typist_ Werk Study 97.60 6 4 Lori Matherlyw -85 633 3-31.74 John 0. Fitzgerald Attorney ' 152,01 633.3..74 Roger L. Wolke _ 22.78 633 3-31-7 Nancy S. Sage Librarian 173.07 633 3.3 . 4 State Of Idaho Water Well#6, bilin fee 10.00 33 3.3 .74 Idaho First National Bankj Federal Withholding 19279.59 3.3 .74 State Income Tax Di sion _ _633 3 3.3 .74 Tel -Car, Inc, Answering Service 20.00 6341 3.3 .74 Public Em to Yee Ret' emen S st m is Em to Retirement10184.41 3 3.3 .74 Cecile Cottrell Janitorial 100.00 634 3,3 ,74 Colonial Life & Accident Co. Insurance 251.50 3 3.3 .74 Social Security Trust Fund 3,610.07 6345 3.3',74 Idaho Peace Officers Standards c Trainin2 12 7- -63 3.3 .771 Warren Calhoun Officer TrainiAg 60.00 634 3.3 .74 Vernon Schoen Buildinx Inspector __53370 3 3.3 .74 Mayne Pump Company Pump #2 11971.50 634 3.3 .74 Interstate Business EouiDnent Supplies 73.50 �3 3.3 _ .74 Ronvs Tire Service Vehicle 2.00 635 3-31.74 _Djaa Systema Inc. _ Supplies 188.49 352-3-31.7 Valley News -Times Publications 89.88 6353 3.3 .74 Sna -On Tools Supplies 65.17 63 3.3 .74 Donts Shell Police Tires 190.00 6355 3.3 .74 Zamzowoe Sewage Maintenance 3.59 s, Inc. Engineering 49535.90 Viking Automatic Sp 'nkle Com Materials 152.00 Witerworka EquipmentCompany Materials ,13 .93 Neptune Meter Compa y Meters 713' 310,00 F3.3.-U-B�neerineeri Wa erworks Supplies Company Supplies 1 9.13 Consolidated Supply Compa y Line supplies 12846.96 WesternSupply o.,Inc. Gasoline 10.00 Award_s_& Specialtie by P terso Police Unifor 7.21 Vo Void Void 74 Idaho Leather Com 22.55 9 9 Meridian City Hall .5. April 1. 1974 Vouc er a urpose - moun 6366 3.3 .74 Meridian Electric Wiring Pump #2 226.29 636-7 3.31.74 Gibson -Welker Ford S les, Inc. Vehicle Maintenance 124.83 6368 3.31-74 Smith Bailey& Hans In Audit 100 350.00 63-69 3.3 .7 Kalbus Office Supply Police Office 71. 5 6370 3.31.74 Ted,Hepper Fire Station Pa nti 500.00 2,59 6371 3.31-74 Farmer Bros. Co._ Supplies 21. 0 6372 3.311.74 Meridian D Supplies 1 73,61 6373 3.3 ,74 Idaho State Fire Sch of Membership Dues 10.00 6374 3.3 .74 Meridian Insurance Aen Police Car 29.00 6375 3.3 .7 Bodine vil Company, nc, _ Vehicle Fuel -�.5- 6376 3.3 .74 Intermount-ai-n5-a-a- _Qcj PaU_ x-97_- 6377 3.3 .7 Ted Hepper Surface Well #5 1,113.90 6378 3.3 ,74 Verd-A-Ray Cor rata n Lighting Suppii s 62.33 6379 3.3 .74 Idaho Blueprint & Su ply Company City Maps 28.00 6380 3.31.74 Valle News -Times Publishing Ordi ante 47,64 6381 3.31-74 Idaho Power Company Service 1,355.59 6382 3.31.74 _3_.31._74 John Fitzgerald Extra Attorney Fees 235.00 639-3 City of Meridian Trash Haul 5.75 6384 3.3 .74 Hoffmann Fiske & Wv.tt City Map 272.50 6385 3.3 .74 Meridian Lumber Comp ny Sewage Maintena ce 17.39 6386 3.3174 Earl's Auto Parts Parts 13 ' 6387 3.3 .74 John & Bill's Servic Service 6fF. 6388 3.31J.74 Storey Feed & Seed C mranv Supplies 29.81 6389 3.3 .74 Tolsma Welding & Rep it I Tractor Maintenance 79.93 6390 3.31-74 Idaho State ElectricAl Boahrd Electrical Ine qctioms 1 06 .8 391 3.3 .74 Bodine`s Save -On Gas Traffic 3.99 6392 3, .74 Strang Sand & Gravel Material 91.00 6393 3.3 .74 Idaho Surplus Property Agncy I Supplies _ 45,10 6394 4 Elite Cleaners Mending Jacket 5.00 6395 3.3 .74 Western Auto Associate Store Supplies 10.51 6396 3.31.74 Jaguar, Chemical Cori). Weed Killer _ _x.40 6397 3.3 .74 Mountain Bell Service 244.37 6398 3.3 .74 Ada County Sanitary land Fill Land Fill Fee 1.50 399 3.3 ,74 The Idaho Statesman Bid Advertise 14.30 6400 3.3 .74 Securitv Life of Denver Health & Accide t 465.12 The Motion was made by Jobn Navarro and seconded by W D. Skiver that the -blIrs as -read bea we. Motion passed: Skiver. - Rasmussen, veal Bod ne ea• N varro ea. A letter was read by the Mayor from Stubblefield Deve opine t req esting a - -- variance n e or a e u s on, a ouse s e a an a g a an extends 3 inches clo er tc the property line than the 20 f of se -back allows. - -s error came a ou w e e c were a eyon e e e e TiuiIdiig. The Motion was made y W. D. Skiver and seconded by Kenneth Rasm ssen that a variance a granted o or a e u v s on r o , oc or the set back from 20 feet from yroperty line to 19.75 feet from he front -"-- property line. Motionpassed: Skiver, e • Rasmussenyea,• Bod"ne, rea; Navarro, ea. Ric Orton presented a planstudy sheet dated April 1 1974 and an amended application for Federal A sista a Step 1 Grant forms as Presented by the Consulting ineer. Motion passed: Skiv r, ye ; Rasmussen, yea; Bod ne, ea; Navarro, yea. Ric Orton cLnuedEWe h matt of a parcel for dev lopn nt by stating that Mr. Roi hta d the firm to draw a desi n cr teria for his _ property, led onst 4th Street -North of Washing on A errue. He stated that Meridian City Hall .6. April 1, 1974 purchase the lot and pro rty ( lots 1.6 acres in a:1). rhe home owner must agree to mainta n 1 programed) and are r spo ofgeen area, 1 of roaiway area ible or the maintenance o this Ulsemment whole parcel. The proposal plans a 2 -ca, parking lot for visiting off itreet parking per hoise with erkiA as well as a trash inclosire additional fo the evelopment for dispDsal. Mr. Orton requested approval of the concept an a prelLminary presentation. Mr. SHver ase a o maintain. enc -w ere it would -ie j-1 axed i ind who would r. r on -s a e at e fence--co—u and would be maintained b3 be one 1 oot ins a th the r owners of the Town HDu8es. pr perty line The Motion was made y W. the City a Fravu �LLC PI-V� Development on West th S D. Sklver and seconded by nneti MIMZI plut CUTICept us drawl fol- reet, owned by Ron Wright aid enKineered Rasm the Timi seen that House by Motion passed: Skive r, ye ; Rasmussen ea; Bo ne ea; N ivarro ea. This preliminary plan now needs further engineering p.amms and adilitional approval of details efore final acceptance for deve Amen . _B_ru_c_e__9fu_a_rY men i.on d h in street cuts and o her roadwaymaintenance. m star-packer that the y needs He mentioned to one pack soil unit that _Eas een used one da and will give a new wary my was serviced to make perfo pro tote cost 81,000.00 and i gas rly. operated. a seller Mr. Stuart stated th re but this has been so d already. s one for 8475.00, used, fr m St line Equipment This matter is to be stud'ed further to ascertain whether new achine Would be more advisable a used item. Mr. Stuart stated the City A new 41, Pump would aoat $690.0C. needs a pump for the circu ator Larry Hoffman has inspected cleaning this larger pump _ the plant and thinks that with could p2ssib_Xeep these ant drainage rom and u inQ up. Mr. Orton stated that the commirutor is not working a thi planT and that grinder is a type 3T-commin—utor it was thought that the dikeste and would cost ib—ou;_93,000,00. should be drainedc e ned _ Mr. Stuart is to get bids or this project. Mr. Stuart stated that a fire h installed. There is none Mr. Orton is to contact G included on the drawings. Smith to get him to get n touch -with Mr. Stuart in this Matter. The packer machine was brcught uo again. John Navarro suggested a rew money. A used one could cause one if the City was will ng to oblems spend that much Kenneth Rasmussen annotinced that fora per foot cost f fq t -fi a cents 450 e West Pine water ine s to be dug by Harry Hazen n th near future. 0 Meridian City Hall .7. 0 April 1, 1974 Ada Uounty Uommissioners (g & P) Sumner Central District Health Dept. 14ortngate SUD. ifl Ron Wright Sub (Townhouse Dev.) Meridian Manor #1 A letter was read by the yor f om Bedelco inc. Mr. Skiver stated that at West h S t This part rye 1, 3/4 acre, is lots is "A" Residential ed along zoned Cherry at thf Lane present. The letter states that this par el when they readyfor would to develoy request a limited and leave the zoning and c nditi as is nal use _ S ver and seconded by J hn M varro that the Meridian Manor #1 be approved by the City of Meridian with this letter Motion passed: Skiver, ye ; Rasmussen, yea; BodLne, ea; Navarro, yea. There being no other business tc come before the Coun it the meeting stood a ourne . at .11*ralcY J. Cox cc: ayor d Councilmen Ada ighwa Dist. COG Cher r s -Lin u er Annex(E iscopal c1burch Ada Uounty Uommissioners (g & P) Sumner Central District Health Dept. 14ortngate SUD. ifl Ron Wright Sub (Townhouse Dev.) Meridian Manor #1 STATEMENT AND OATH OF PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT STATE OF IDAHO l County of 14 ss. I, �a 4%d L_ 8-e being first duly sworn on my oath depose and say: That I reside at R'1-1 4 V e, that I Street f City County'... became a bona fide resident of Idaho on r�Z 19 ; that I am connected with the above-named applicant as: ❑ Owner ❑ Partner ❑ Manager of Corporation That the following is a statement of the occasions within the past three years, upon which I have been convicted of any violation of the laws of the United States, the State of Idaho, or any other state of the United States, regulating, governing or . prohibiting the sale of alcoholic beverages or intoxicating liquor, or have within the past three years forfeited, or suffered the forfeiture of, a bond for my appearance to answer charges of any such violation:-(If none, write "none"). Date of Arrest Place of Arrest Charge Disposition Has been convicted of a felony or been granted a withheld judgement following an adjudication of guilt of a felony within five (5) years from the date of making such application. Date of Arrest Place of Arrest Charge Disposition That the following is a statement of the occasions within tho past three years when my application for, or my license to deal in beer, wine or liquor have been refused, suspended, or revoked. (If none, write "none.') DATE OF REFUSAL, SUSPENSION REASON FOR REFUSAL, SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OR REVOCATION That I am a citizen of the United States: (If naturalized, give number and place) (If Distributor, cross out the following line.) That l am not an official, agent, or employee of any distillery, winery, brewery, or wholesaler or jobber of liquor or malt beverages. I (or we) hereby swear that I (or we) will furnish to the Commissioner on or before the fifteenth day of each month, a report, , ur(der oath, on a form to be prescribed by the Commissioner, showing the quantity of wine sold by me (or us) within the State of Idaho during the preceding month. } I (or we) further agree that I (or we) and all general sales corporations or agencies maintained by me (or us) and all my (or ourJ trade representatives or agencies, shall and will faithfully comply with all of the provisions of the laws of the State of Idaho relating to the regulation and control of the manufacturer, sale and distribution of wine and all rules and regulations adopted _ __ -- ---- _ . ..... pursuantlhereto. --, _ _ _ --- - -_ _ Slgrutture of Appticant. Subscribed and sworn to before me this —�Lrday of Notary Public, State Of Idaho. (Seal) Residing at C.� OFFICIALS HERALD J. COX, CITY CLERK, F O. HELEN RYKER, TREASURER S. L 'SIDSPATH. CHIEF OF POLICE BRUCE D, STUART. WORK SUPT. JOHN O. FITZGERALD. ATTORNEY ROGER WELKER. FIRE CHIEF HUB OF TREASURE VALLEY A Good Place to Live CITY OF MERIDIAN 728 Meridian Street MERIDIAN, IDAHO 83642 Phone 8884433 DON M.STOREY Mayor Farmer's Club D. L. Bennett Route 2 Meridian, Idaho Dear Sir: March 19, 1974 83642 Re: 229 W. Franklin 0 COUNCILMEN JOHN R. NAVARRO WAYNE D. SKIVER MARVIN R. BODINE KENNETH W. RASMUSSEN HERALD J. COX, TRAFFIC BUREAU 5EC. ZONING & PLANNING Enclosed you will find an application for Beer License Retailing as was requested per phone call recently. The fee is $100.00 for the license which expires December 31st, 1974. This license must be approved by the City Council. The next regular Council Meeting is April 1, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall. Sincerely, For the Mayor and Council ral J. Cox City Clerk Finance Offic HJC:ln cc: File STATE OF IDAHO A DP COUNTY 0;T!'v 07 M1 TDIAN 7:. >.eIridian ,.,treet 1<ieridian� Idaho. _7 (1) Application is hereby made for a license as a _ _ _ - ge4q; / - of be in the sum of $_- /DO �./ is enclosed.• Retailers or Package vendor only Retailer- ;5100.00 Package Vendor- X25.00 ) [Name o usiness-- _/-� 4,AN-)j�s CI - _Address_-,;� (Name of Applicant-_'D� o p_d 1-4-qDr<_i,_n e rr_ Type of Business- ca -F -e. i--k3d.Y_-- /r / INSERT: CORPORATION, INDIVIDUAL, PARTNERSHIP. ETC, Address of Premises,(-�",t_� IA 474 Cr Id- F -K STREET CITY COUNTY IF NO STREET AODECPS. GIVE ACCURATE DESCRIPTION) (2) Premises are (check one) : ❑ Owned ❑ Owned and Mortgaged Amount of loan secured by mortgaged S _ __- i] Leased or ❑ Rented Owner of building is_ T/t--yn,4S -i ll - HAND AND AOORE99 Person holding mortgage on premises_ - NAME AND AOORESS Fixtures in the premises are of the value of S I -Loo .'__ and are (check one): Owned Held on Conditional Sales Contract G) Leased or rented If fixtures are held on Conditional �Sales Contract or are leased or rented, the owner is: -•K;y-`V.-. �AiLWyiAML ANU AR699� If applicant is a partnership, the names and addresses of the other partners are: Corporate applicant must furnish the following: Date and place of incorporation... Registered office___ -- -. — —_ Name of Manager of corporation__ Manager of corporatinn became a resident of Idaho on DATE Names of all officers and board of directors of corporation — _- _ C_ If wholesaler, address where records are kept Recommendations (6 or more residents of Meridian required 1. 4. 2 STATEMENT AND OATH OF PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS OF APPLICANT STATE OF IDAHO �ss. County of Ada being first duly sworn on my oath depose and say: That I reside at Street became a bona fide resident of Idaho City County that I 19 ; that I am connected with the above-named applicant as: [w )wner ❑ Partner ❑ Manager of Corpotatio , That I now hold United States Internal Revenue Retail Liquor or Wine Dealer's Stamp or Malt Dealer's Stamp No. (if none, write "none"). That the following is a statement of the occasions within the past three years, upon which I have been convicted of any violation of the lav s of the United States, the State of Idaho, or any other state of the United States, regulating, governing or prohibiting the sale of alcoholic beverages or intoxicating liquor, or have within the past three years forfeited, or suffered the forfeiture of, a bond for my appearance to answer charges of any such violation: (If none, write "none"). Date of Arrest Place of Arrest Charge Disposition That the following is a statement of the occasions, upon which I have been convicted of any felony with- in the past five years or have paid any fine or completed any sentence of confinement therefor within the past five years: (If none, write "none"). Date of Arrest Place of Arrest Charge Disposition That the following is a statement of the occasions within the past three years when my application for, or my license to deal in beer or liquor have been refused, suspended, or revoked. (If none, write "none"). DATE OF REFUSAL, SUSPENSION REASON FOR REFUSAL, SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OR REVOCATION That I am a citizen of the United States; (if naturalized, give number and place) _ _ (If wholesaler cross out the following line.) That I am not an official, agent, or employee of any distillery, winery, brewery, or wholesaler or jobber of liquor or malt beverages. 79 Signature of Applicant. Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of. 19'74 - (SEAL) Notary Public, State of Idaho. Residing ti 41 March 181, 1954 \U " platted :tractof land betwean the South, r .North boundary of Cherry Lane. . It is our hope that we'can:develop in traffic on Cherry Lane after it is rebuilt to four -lane of isidential, even multi -family, is not, in our opinion, as comp ,of these -circumstances as some types of limited commercial. 3n�mind food stores or automotive gas stations, but siich',type .and/or professional offices, medical or dental'-offices;'banke vHce facilities''euch as barber and beauty shops, household•ig small ;epeciality'shops, dry Cleaning and self-service laundri .•similar:,'types of small, low traffic volume business. ° Ar^Obvious`iy, with the small tract of,iand we -have, aot'al] wodl.d be in the tract. We just wanted to give.you an, .ndicae type'bf use we were considering. As we`understand"the zoning types of, business can be built in the present zone "A",;'aftei ;. petetion'showing.consent of the owners of 75% of the area wi M of