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1975-06-02Meridian City Hall June 2, 1975 Meeting called to order by the Mayor, Don M. Storey Councilman present: R. D Skiver; Kenneth Rasmussen; MaryLn Bod ne; Galey Construction Co, In-,, was the low bidder for W llsite for pump house and lines to the Ci;y sys em. This contract w us pl ced 14 agreement form as of May 30, 975. The Miyor had desired that the Agreemint be signed sooner. The Mayor announced that t was very necessary to getthi Well in operation _ to supply the neces creas d demand for water f r er use, Work shall begin in ten 10 ys of er notice to proceed An opera le installation is required in fort -five day ompletion time is 60 days i Dan Quenzer, residi g at L33 WeLt Cherry Avenue came bef re th Council to request an additional increase to the lawn edge f r a retainilng wall two feet in height, at 3east. The house was three feet high r. TO Building Inspector allowed him one foot. _ Mr. Schoen stated t e hou Be is h and that he had i L11omd one foot retaining wall at the sidewa edge Mr. Quenzer had stated t t he hada so asked the Work Su a t. to aise the water meter in his yard The Mayor stated that if the meter lid was raised it would cost the property owner 4--n accomplish- thla_ ho W --It- had -alre a+ tho required level. M�apor Storey tQls1�I U mer e�r.. Sc come down tomorrow morns to ook into this situation to see hat sclution can be -made. o avar o Others present: Mi Timson; B cki Lee; Mona Dobar ; Cat Co rare; Et St r Ha Br ins; Lea Melvin; P 11 s wn; Mike Wakrdle; Daniel u to zer; Gary ne Lem e reen; Rain Charles e:a; tlinger; axian er vne`r; Brace Stuart; in Sc oen; os ; eo - a a s; -Vernon L. C. Bass; Elmer SonneviLle Minutes of previous meetixg were read and approved. The Mayor announced shat a meeting had been held with the Bmreaul of Outdoor Recreation. Those attending were the Mayor, Marvin Bodine and the City Clerk They made a presentation to develop The request was for the 15 -1 matching -re new park site with ds for $20,000.00 for mat a total ij of s. s4O,000.00 project for this year or early next year* The Mayor met -with- a Sc of B and to discuss a pro sed Well lite -on-. __W is proposed near th locations in the So Well site near Tnq they had been conta JLL 01 new th an =200.L ted. Ice, igh School West NQUA Rm"r no pr at Linder and s tin bUt one gun part of the Communit be an advantage tv e. 00 I the The M 94-1.t was rhool r sated other sight that therefore Galey Construction Co, In-,, was the low bidder for W llsite for pump house and lines to the Ci;y sys em. This contract w us pl ced 14 agreement form as of May 30, 975. The Miyor had desired that the Agreemint be signed sooner. The Mayor announced that t was very necessary to getthi Well in operation _ to supply the neces creas d demand for water f r er use, Work shall begin in ten 10 ys of er notice to proceed An opera le installation is required in fort -five day ompletion time is 60 days i Dan Quenzer, residi g at L33 WeLt Cherry Avenue came bef re th Council to request an additional increase to the lawn edge f r a retainilng wall two feet in height, at 3east. The house was three feet high r. TO Building Inspector allowed him one foot. _ Mr. Schoen stated t e hou Be is h and that he had i L11omd one foot retaining wall at the sidewa edge Mr. Quenzer had stated t t he hada so asked the Work Su a t. to aise the water meter in his yard The Mayor stated that if the meter lid was raised it would cost the property owner 4--n accomplish- thla_ ho W --It- had -alre a+ tho required level. M�apor Storey tQls1�I U mer e�r.. Sc come down tomorrow morns to ook into this situation to see hat sclution can be -made. 0 • Meridian City Hall .2. June 29 19?5 Mike Wardle, origina3ly wi h AC01 and now associated 11th sneers of Boise was present o the last legislature scu that s elegigiative 1 effect s o p e municipal Gover Aents. Mr. Wardle explained He stated and showed Senat slide Bill expl #1094* that those cipalities wing a comprehensive plan must Those municipalities u who d date not hem in the next few ears or by 9? ve a comprehensive ere nol addressed 1specifically as being 1308siblyimplied thatthe requ ed will make a comprehensi plaintho it is a re aired to have o0 A Comprehensive Plan shoul cons 11 der and be composed Poptlation# Economia -Dev -TT Facilities and Utilities, ana nation, Special Are or Sites Housing, es A ZoningOrdinance p 1 b ado ed zo re ates heUhth, iumber of stories, size of bus spaces, density of Pcrulat dings perc on an ntage of lot cover , size of d and open location of land us typae Zoning standards mast be u form within each district oning requests mus cannot be amended more a oft accor n t ce a Compre as every six months, ( ul be r viewed each ye . An acquisition map c be epar d within six years d si ting ticular uses o tore landareas A 120 day moratorium for better controls (this f the 1 City. 3red for the purpose ssibly be tested in he courts. pariln regallations eas o y pac with the County Commission can se rs. p o acs s e cox o s This area can remain unt gro rene y r ag otiated. on c o Interestus in matters concerns his. caus ested s an a !acted o c interest. s The State will revie all he c prehensive plans tha are in effect. wney cannot e7 e r g reView s e y e ae. ,Deese o omprehe Inventory - coll ve P ct an anal L d�xt�a ze dam Establishgoals ando Select plan from alta ectvs tine courses of action - - implement The Mayor Introduced of the Planning and 2oning Owen"s , Commission p3n h and Wayne Skiier who were presen . as representatives They are attempting to set omprehensive Plan for the Meridian Area* O-rdce Number 281 AND ZONING CERTA was rDal N by PROPERTY the Mayor entitled: AN OADINANqE WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS JFOLLO ANNEXING : -- ADA COUNTY, IDAH , TO CI17Y P 3 NORTH, RANGE OF MERIDIAN, WHICH PROP -ADA-COU IS TY IS , ADJACENT - — ---- AND WNTJLUUUUS The_Mayor stated t this =y OF is be come MERIDIAN-,, 9 IDJ Hear no ob ectio t 110. of C ty utilities __- at this time.. The time of Public H4aring Motion was made by W. D. Skiver and seconded of 50-902 and all rules re by uir enueth Rasmussen tha the that Ordinances be read cin rules thr and provisions :<; a different days be dispensed with approved. and that rdinanee Number 281 as re d be jassed and Motion passed: Skiver, yea Rasmussen, yea; Bo e, ea; Navarro, yea. Meridian City Hall .3e June 2, 1975 The Mayor read a letter from EPA dated 5-12-759 indiCoLting cooperation of . The rales and regRlat one concerming Sewage testing re uire ent$ re raised Y the yore The State of Idaho r quit the City to purchase test a uipme t and to make es s o a se ge ue or s up s e coot o pro with testing of sew& of uent in order to remain goo stan concerning gran s envolvecto - - Mayor Storey also encouraged the Work's Supt, to mak --- the neces water - T a`re a n a a Dablis sam- des 4 eon Flirlbanxg was esen ss rolA problems 11 the City of Neft-dia"O L.C. Bass and Elmer oane lle re also present* state e n o along Pine Street fr m L' der B d. The Mayor stated tha the City Council has not preparad an or in this area. It is understood tha there willbe an increase of tr ffic to an from he school area. Mr. Fairbanks 1painte out that dewalks are not put by the A County HighwayDistrict bu are Inst ed as local im ovem nt stric s. They have the authority to fo imp veme t districts for this f this is t the City desires. Elmer Sonneville exp aned roadway width options: 48 foot arterial - 5 loot sidewalks, one foot on each ids ft the property line. Alternative: 44 foot arterial - 10 footdewalks = 54 feet o 3 f et on each side to property line Mr. Sonneville state alac that there were some prob 81ong Lindere er from e a c planned ong e Phillips Addition an som4 problems can be solved. e cosppro a e y $4.00 per lineal f fa. - 4 fa of width - the district will pi k up the fifth foot (1 foot) at heir cost. Mr. Bass remarked that thi pede trian traffic needs dewalks to keep the roadway open for vehicle iraff'L%-* Pederstrians need a-ained to use these sidewalks. i09=d,000.00. The City can participate o ass at the property owners but the PJTD does not -without ustlig L JAPrOVOU0136Z VIS -- s - ffWf ce &A-Vage pro t 1. West 8th St eet -� s s a of an inadequate the cutlet and tied into smallirrigation ditch, and on to C Olif L at tl e draiat ditch. It was the feeling of the majority of the Council that these roadway --did . Gladys Bales was pre ent epres rating the representit_: Meri an Business -- an Professional om s u . She presented a pets ion ;equestfor traffic controlsl. a e n a sec n o a an tee 2. $t the intesect on of East First Street an r 8 d. • Meridian City Hall .4. 0 June 29 1975 Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro* yea• It was pointed out that the light at East First end R%nklln is he duty of the State waye . Fairbanks stated that Highway division at Gherry theyve requested a light throighFederal Lane Meridian Street wid ard hops ul that this can oe accomplished, There was a suggestion of a 4-wa stop at Meridian and Che e. The Mayor asked of t e p con erning the traffic on CheiTy La4eO atc.the intersection f EastFirs and Fairview as this area. will be a "Tt' type 01 OW Gladys Bales corcer ' t the Cit s the o r bi traf is signal at E. Firs and Idaho asked why . I appears that the AC pays the power bill in Boise. Mayor Store stated hat t e Cit will look into this matter. Cit now pays 45.92 per month power programo bill Cor this signal under the Street lighting r --atae the fee from .s The Chief of Police gg#can is a more reasonable amomatter 8-606 of the City des be changed to is to�be s died and necessary --ths If F le bet the or re 1 manner that other code n s acp . a ordained at the e t e. The request for line size ffer ntia within the Cres wood Subdi cion b ober G' yer in t e fo costs to this Subdivision of a letter was presented alo with an itemized the amount of $11 527.98 was pointed out b3 the reached in a meeting with or that this is not in accordance the agreement G1 tisyer on April 119 1 r74 id Ich cognizes the per root agreement. e Motion was Made by Mar the Crestwood Subdivision ne and seconded by Konnelh sen that laim a dissallowed as not in c nfo ce with — _ e agreements re Motion passed: Skiver, the amok o per ooon March 22 t 1974, yea Rasmussen, ye#A Bodine, ea• N varro ea. Harry Hazen had Pres nted W. D. Skiver, AOf pro sal for future Bevel pmen . he P jAg and ZonUg rea fro the sites of May 19th, 1975. Planning and Zoning0N had recommended tl t th basic concept be ----The approved for Harry Hazen B Frost Business Annex on the sines proposals located N rth f 2Z Street in the North side of Fairview. This matter was discussed, The City received thf Plan th4R area by Mr. EM.— Due to the proposal lackijg specific planningo it and placed it on file, peni1ng JUrthordevolopment �arol Subdivision was pres and Zoning t t fl nted y Mr. Skiver with re mme do from the is be denied The Motion was made b W. 11, recommendation of the Plaw Skiver and seconded by MMarrvin odine that the Ing d ZoAlM Commission be acc ted and to doiLv he presentation of C of f the City I ubd". ' on because it is o side the p area Motion passed: Skiver, yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, yea; Navarro* yea• Meridian City Hall .5. June 2, 1975 John Navarro left the Council Chamber at this time. The Motion was made by W. . Ski er and seconded by vin Podine,.that the ce o paymo 10% retainage be o ppr enneig ox -Vt Witt Tor the arx1j'Lthe ed in the amount of $4,413 31. we" to represfttln Motion passed: Skiver, yo ; Rasmussen, yea; Bodine, ; varr , absent* Sumner Johnson was sent to discuss agreements that have been, d will be, made. U7 IT3 an agr This aem needs ere to o y e y be revised to fit in o the1975 n, e nmntBriggs. Water -Sewer o ec an on Letter a June Z. committments and outlining 97.5 41 -U -Bo s the citybringing of proper forms fo en enginee on costs vove e a e ewe pr vemen s Projectrnd slue, . Tlie Motion was made the City Council authorize o the M no seconded y or and Clerk to re Kennethsen ew t e Water that -Sower agreements an au o the J -U -B Engineers. ze e e t on an appro o e agreements a Motion passed: kive , yea Rasmussen, yea; Bo e, ea; Navarro, absent. The Motion was made er and seconded by authorizing a letter o notify including items A-6 s, Inc. to proceed of the agreement dat Vavaa h e d ee 19, se cos 75 ,> Wa er portiono t will be only obligat-B proh the stipulation t Engineers, Inc. for su e service, o Meridian when Step o the City of Meridiiii. Motim passe ve , yea sen, yea; bodlwe, ea; , "sent* Sumner Johnson suggested that the City should proceed in tke no future to — - —matter It was suggested that of a fiscal the propo 9=9 with aL e s be reviewed and reconaddered conclu reached :thin two the • Bills were read: -8812- 8813 5.9 75 Voi Kay Stuart Clerk -Typist -Police Void 65.60 Void 881 5.9 75 5.9 75 David Klug Tel -Car, Inc. Repairs for Van n " 390.00 65.00 -88U 8817 a2 ?5 5.1 .75 Lori M. Abrams Gina M. Bolen Back Wages Back agea 50.84 622. 881 .Z 5.1 -- .75 ewey R . av is Hal C. Hansel _ Back Wages Back Wages 24.5. 51.90 88 8821 5.1 .75 inch J. Johnson Jack D. Littlefield Back Wages Back Wages 51-38 60.72 8822 8823 5.1 5.1 .7.5 .75 Xic7hieYA. Losh Wyeth A. Schweers Back Wages Back Wages 245.66 77.93 - 8825 .. 5.2 .75 g M. Upholstery Ada County Service Conditional use t 115.00 50.00 88 VolVoid 5.2;o75 ILarry Grossman or Ci Vo 28 Meridian City Hall .6• June 2, 1975 882 5. .75 Gary L. Green or City Phone 1.30 00 Larry Scarborough or y one 4*91 8Q 5.27-75 Warren Calhoun or City Phone 15.32 -- . umner o ona er as ogineer IOU §§34 5.3p.75 Donald M. Storey Mayor 530.40 00 . . Wayne ver councilman 88 5• •75 __A Kenneth W. Rasmussen Councilman 89.65 w3p >0 *7> 88 5• •75 Marvin R, Bodine Johnny R. Navarro councilman Councilman 89.6.5 89.65 ruse I Do b i wrokle up .- _ . 94 88 5. .75 Dewey R. Davis -- Assft Work's Supst. 606.74 00 . ac a did - r .5900ou- 5-3).75 Larry J. Schneider Labor 71.72 . ary Green of of Police .66 884 5. .75 Larry v. Scarborough Sr. Patrolman 528.66 . egory . oy Patro . 5. •75 Warren Calhoun Patrolman 623.55 00 . ary . HartPatrolman . 88 5.3 .75 Larry E. Grossman Patrolman 429.41 J -6 -an Moore Police ClerkTypist . 88 5. .75 Herald J. Cox City Clerk, Finance Officer 669.00 00 #75 Helen y er Treasurer . 88 5.F-75 LaWana L. Niemann Clerk -Typist 386.86 00.51 5o -yme en Green Clerk -Typist 2,55*01 885 5.Effie C. McDonald Clerk -Typist 280.45 o Clerk-Typist314.28 R5.3 .75 Gina M. Bolen Clerk -Typist 162.94 J-orFn 0. Fitzgeraldy torney 149-38 R5-3).75 Roger L. Welker Fire Chief 88.75 00 50 • asoclation oryoer , . 5-3).75 Meridian Occident Cl b, Lir 4,000.00 s a o pos ry19409,�- 5. .75 Duskinvs Janitorial cervic Service 202.00 000 . 886 5. .75 State of IdaJ109 nc Colonial Life & Accident a C . on Insurance 248.00 000 • ar, ine. Fire Answering . 886 5• .75 American Family Life Assuronce 00 21.50 000 ?*.�)*73 Norco y n er Rental 886 5. .75 Liquid Air, Inc. Cylinders 6.Oo - • . non c en Inspector 886 5. .75 Bfuce D. Stuart Labor 71.44 88 5. .75 zge a City of Meridian Attorney Cash Expense . 57.74 ZIZ7 5. .75 Idia-m Wag Gibson -Welker Ford sales,Inc. Materials or o Vehicle Repair 9:94 967.97 --Davis 887 5. y op Kenneth Witt Vehicle Repa� Well #8 -337oW 4,413.31 .?5 Public p a ys19139.61 88 5. .75 security Life and Accident o. 512.59 • . Printers g 887 5• .75 Meridian Lumber Company Supplies 29.49 VV 0 & a Service 12.50 88 5. .75 Bodine's Sav-On Gas Service 10.00 5. 888 5. .75 Storey Feed & Seed Co, -- Supplies . 103.91 888 5. .75 -CitY of Boise Paul's Conoco ChlOrInAF- Service 213.00 61.05 www 888 5. .75 Sun Ray Dairy Service Service 16 Ir 140.4J.8 475- 888 5-3).75 Western Auto Associatta Ronts Tire Service Store Supplies Service 22 4, r -U 230.28 -80, 5* 475- 5.3p.75 Stariine Equipmenb Gompamq- Idaho Surplus Properly Age?icy ISupplies Batteries 130.40 U Meridian City Hall •7. r June 29 1975 889 5. .75 Earl's Auto Parts Supplies 97.45 ys ems c* upp as . 889 5. •75 Syms York Co. Forms 58.20 . u oma c pr e . ar . �9 5. .75 Mobilcom, Inc. Radio Repair 217.65 Z50 .50 . , inc, olice supplies 889 5. .75 Mac Tools Supplies 11.62 tsag Waterworks upp es • upp es . 889.. 5. .75 Mtn. View Equipm. Parts 9.52 ens Police - - *. 890'. 5. 0.75 Drake Plumb:::I, C. Pump 101.52 - - aramon c. opilk 890 5. .75 Valley News -Times Publishing 108.04 .7.5 Meridianec r c e ce 53.52 890 5. .75 Farmer Bros. Co. service 28.35 .UARCO Forms *05 8901 5. .75 Hepper Homes Top soil 72.00 090 !74.75 Smiths ey ars n Audit, 890 5. .75 Ada County Sanitary landfill Dumping charges 366.50 091 .50 0 Consolidated Supply o9 101.04 89 5. .75 Mayne Pump Company Pump #3 725.00 091 '5Ray Pitman Oil coo Service 891 5. .75 Idaho Sporting Goods Company Recreation 18.54 agi ., y o MeridianTrash 12-30- 891 5. .75 Zellerbach Paper Company Supplies 83.95 . . ower Compan 10 ervice 29201.-W §917 5. .75 Intermountain Gas pany Service 132.96 .7.5 Abbotts Au W Supply supplies 13.44 891 5.'0.75 Ada County Boise civil Defense Generator repair 11.80 oy411 -7' .Mountain a Service 262.37 89 5. .75 Jay A. Baker Supplies 119.80 Yates upp es Supplies 17•30 ...892 5. .75 City of Boise Comm cats s Di sign 170.00 � _ 'a The Motion was made y W. Skiver and seconded by ftryin Bodine that the a a -bills as read be al we . 12 Motion passed: Skive , yea; Rasmussen, yea; Bo e, ea; N varro, absent* N • .wb .44 0 Bruce Stuart suggested a radio be purchased or e 3664 Pick Upinamour of approximately $610.00 for a fourth radio in the Wo kis parts Lent. ... a s matter s o e cons ere a er. � a •� s o uar so requ s e s r per or compae e s r e ern e. m This matter was Pres nted 19 . Mr. Stuart thou t t t ap oximately m - , would e e co • d e v It was suggested to check rental costs for a item of this d to ascertain w the number o times use by means of a rental migh be a good consideration, w o 0whether +> Marvin Bodine sugges ed tkat it time to do some dKndelion s aying in the m 0 a -v4 4-V Park, Mr. Bodine s inetructe to check Lee's Spray Serrice and the t+ m 0 • m Ada County Weed Cont 1 t9hen find most practical a ecoi Lomic . _ .w e • � There being no other business to come before the Council, the meeting stood . , o * ti adjourned* � � w •� -----MAYOR o at v '5W Clerk V,,TARRA.NTY DEED Foi- Value Received EARL L. HARMON and ELEANOR L. HARMON, husband and wife, and HOG)ARD L. FLANARY and CAROL R. FLANARY , husband and wife, the grantors , do hereby grant, hargoin, sell and convey tanto The City of Meridian, a Municipal Corporation, whose address is Meridian, Idaho. the grantee , the following described premises, ADA_ _ County Idaho, to wit: A parcel of land _located in Sec. 6, T3N, RIE, Boise Meridian Ada Coun-t.y, Idaho more fully described as follows: Beginning at the 1/4 corner common to Section 5 and 6, T3N, RIE, E a1_ong the section line common t0 said `Fect.ion 5 and 6 a distance of 660.15 ft. to a point; F:hence running S891 20' W along th(-- north ;ide of the S 1/2 1v1 1.0 SE 1/4 o -L d Section 6 a di stance of 1000.44 it. to a point:; thence running true south a distance of 395.87 ft. to a point; thence running S 821 35' E a distance of 20.12 ft. to a point; thencer.unning S 001 07' E a distance of 262.22 ftto a point; thence running S 89° 30' W a. (1i -stance of 372.72 ft. to the TRUE POINT, 01 BFGINNIN(, ; thence running S 891 30' W a distance of 1.00.0 ft. to a point; thence running true North a distance of 106.6 ft. to a point; thence running N 89° 30' E a distance of 1.00.0 ft. to a point; t=hence running true South a distance of 1.06.6 ft. to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. To be used by the grantee for the drilling, operation and maintenance Of a Water Well El.nd pumping facilities for' supplying water to the 1�uni_r_ipal GI er � y.;tem ofgrantee . Failur_ e to drill , operate and main- tain SaI d W(e1 _ o1-1 the above described pro=perty, within three years from the (t-tt:e 1 r""ec)- , or the abandonment: of, or the failure to supply water t. tie :i_tzstal_=1.ation and operation thereofi or a period of thrne Veer 5b all cause a termination of- t=he within grant and convey- ance d :i. .leLo said property shall, upon the happening of any of such �e ).t.f , revert t:o Hie prem t_nrs , their heir. , d.evi.t--pees , executors , ^��-"=ors , persn:r, tl_ represent=atives , successors or assigns. '"') 1[AVtii, A1'`!D -0 1t01,D the said premises, with their appurtenances unto the said Grantee �d ;_t:° s ��!li.�� a��signt; forever. And the said Grantors do hereby covenant to and v601 t,� id ( ant.ee that; t?7_cy are the OWT)er s in fee simple of said premises; that said sa tt-e f2'en front all i'� �t-ia .nnbrnce,,; except current taxes and assessments . and that fie y will warrant ttnd defend the same front all lawful claims whatsoever. Datedl: May 29, 1-975 141j 1 r � ' t , E ... s'r %IFF OF iDAxo, COUNTY of ADA On this 29-th day of May T9 75 brfore me, a notar} public in and for said State, personally app,,ai•rd EAP.LF L. TIAP.MON and ELEANOR L. TIARTLON , h>tsban.d and W*_r e , and, llrr>>P,?D j,. ANARY and CAROL R. T,t��:ilk and w _fe lrnou •� to nu' to 1,2 the pnr,cn s echo se names are n'escrihF�d to thr N-ithin instrument, and acknowledged to me that ,'' °t i=Bev executed the same. Notary Public Residing at Boise, Idaho Idaho comm. Expires June 25, 1978 STATE OF TD AHO, COUNTY OF 1 hereby certify that this instrument ,vas filed for record at tbF� request of �3 at minutes past o'clock In., da this y of 19 , in my office, and duly recorded in Book of Deeds at. page 7, Ex -Officio Recorder By _— Fees $ Mail to: Deputy. 212 Tenth Avenue South Nampa, Idaho 83651 Mr. Herald J. Cox, City Clerk City of Meridian 729 Meridian Street Meridian, Idaho 83642 Dear Mr. Cox: March 18, 1975 Review of Annexation Descriptions Meridian Place Ltd. Telephone: 466-2323--888-2321 We have reviewed the two descriptions, marked Exhibit B and C respectively, e as furnished to you under date of December 30, 1974, by Mr. Earl L. Harmon and which you forwarded to us on March 12, 1975. It is our opinion that the descriptions prob- ably cover the intent of the areas being requested f -or annexation but in actuality they fail to make the necessary "calls" as are normally included in a description. For instance, in the second paragraph of Exhibit C, we believe that it would better describe the property if it used language similar to the following: "Beginning at the one-quarter corner common to Section 5 and 6, T 3 N, R 1 E, B.M., Ada County, Idaho, said point being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; thence running S. 89°05' W. a distance of 1322.10 feet along the East and West one-quarter line of said Section 6 to the Northeast corner of the NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 6; thence running S. 0°07' E. a distance of 654.51 feet along the Easterly boundary of the said NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 6 to the Southeasterly corner of the N 1/2 of the said NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 6; thence running S. 89°20' W. a distance of 1322.03 feet ..." , It would be desirable on all future annexation descriptions for the descrip- �ions to be signed by the engineer or land surveyor who prepared them. In that way, we could have called the person to discuss the necessary changes we'are suggesting to be incorporated in the descriptions before they are used in an annexation description, all at a savings in time to everybody involved. A copy of this letter is being sent to Mr. Earl L. Harmon for his information. Sincerely,• J -U -B ENGINEEgS Yn%' - \\ Sumner M. Johnson, P.E. SMJ pj City Engineer cc Mr. Earl L. Harmon ENGINEERING—PLANNING—SURVEYING { r _W_ • • � i Boise Office 604 NORTH 16TH STREET POST OFFICE BOX 7727 BOISE, IDAHO 83707 PHONE (208) 343-7915 Mayor and City Council Meridian City Meridian, Idaho 83642 Gentlemen; Dec. 30, 1974 Twin Falls Office 1605 ADDISON AVENUE E. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 83301 PHONE (208) 734-3212 6 As General Partner of Meridian Place Ltd., a Limited Partnership, I am herewith submitting this letter of request for annexation of 100 -acres adjacent to and contiguous with the city of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho. Meridian Place, Ltd. owns this 100 acres as well as the 19.7 acres contiguous with the southerly boundary which is already within, the City of Meridian (Exhibit A attached). The 100 acre which is the subject of this request for annexation is more specifically described in and Exhibit C attached hereto. It is the intent to submit for your acceptance a plot for subdivision of the full 120 acres. Atlwhich time the City of Meridian desires to drill a well for domestic water, the required amount of land will be deeded without charge to accomplish this need in the vicinity of our subdivision. Time is of the essence to prepare for subdividing. Therefore, your earliest action to this request would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Meridia Place, Ltd. A L' ' ted P �nerWsp by� Gene 1 Partner MERIDIAN PLACE LTD. PROPERTIES 11 Twin Falls Office 1605 ADDISON AVENUE E. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 83301 PHONE (208) 7343212 FOR WHICH ANNEXATION IS REQUESTED A TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN SEC. 6, T3N, R1E, B.M., ADA COUNTY, IDAHO MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: l%e-y4jA--y, 01iaee- Aq? BEGINNING AT THE 1/4 CORNER COMMON TO SEC. 5 AND 6, T3N, R1E, B.M.; ° THENCE RUNNING S89005'W,A DISTANCE OF 1322.10 FT. TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING S00007'E, A DISTANCE OF 654.51 FT. TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING S89020'W,, A DISTANCE OF 1322.03 FT. TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING N00°16'35"W, A DISTANCE OF 1966.94 FT TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING N89°27'E, A DISTANCE OF 2647.45 FT TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING S00012'E,A DISTANCE OF 1301.32 FT TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LAND CONTAINS 100.9 AC. MORE OR LESS AND IS SUBJECT TO EASMENTS AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY IN USE AND OF RECORD. oise Office 04 NORTH 16TH STREET e o OST OFFICE BOX 7727 OISE, IDAHO 83707 0 _e HONE (208) 343-7915 o� a. MERIDIAN PLACE LTD. PROPERTIES 11 Twin Falls Office 1605 ADDISON AVENUE E. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 83301 PHONE (208) 7343212 FOR WHICH ANNEXATION IS REQUESTED A TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN SEC. 6, T3N, R1E, B.M., ADA COUNTY, IDAHO MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: l%e-y4jA--y, 01iaee- Aq? BEGINNING AT THE 1/4 CORNER COMMON TO SEC. 5 AND 6, T3N, R1E, B.M.; ° THENCE RUNNING S89005'W,A DISTANCE OF 1322.10 FT. TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING S00007'E, A DISTANCE OF 654.51 FT. TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING S89020'W,, A DISTANCE OF 1322.03 FT. TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING N00°16'35"W, A DISTANCE OF 1966.94 FT TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING N89°27'E, A DISTANCE OF 2647.45 FT TO A POINT; THENCE RUNNING S00012'E,A DISTANCE OF 1301.32 FT TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LAND CONTAINS 100.9 AC. MORE OR LESS AND IS SUBJECT TO EASMENTS AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY IN USE AND OF RECORD. J � a `r c < . �4 B' se Office 6�4 NORTH 16TH STREET P ST OFFICE BOX 7727 BOISE, IDAHO 83707 PHONE (208) 343-7915 Mayor and City Council Meridian City Meridian, Idaho 83642 0 r� Twin Falls Office 1605 ADDISON AVENUE E. TWIN FALLS, IDAHO 83301 PHONE (208) 734-3212 Dec. 30, 1974 a Gentlemen: As owner of the five -acre tract of land further described as Exhibit B, attached hereto, which is contiguous with the City of Meridian, Idaho, I am herewith requestinq annexation of this five -acres to Meridian City for the purpose of subdividing. This property is contiguous with the city of Meridian on its southerly boundary which property is owned by Meridian Place Ltd., described in attached Exhibit A. Time is of the essence to prepare for subdividing. Therefore, your earliest action to this request would be greatly appreciated. Si ely, Earl L. Harmon E X H I B I T B PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Earl Harmon 4'N,n e -,x A parcel of property located in the SE4, Sec. 6, T3N, RIE, B.M., Ada County, Idaho, more fully described as follows: Beginning at the 4 corner common to Sec. 5 and 6, T3N, RlE, B.M.; thence running S890051W a distance of 990.07 ft. to the real point of beginning; thence running S00°07'E, a distance of 655.96 ft. to a point; thence running S890201W, a distance of 332.03 ft. to a point; thence running N00"07'W, a distance of 654.51 ft. to a point; thence running N89005'E, a distance of 332.03 ft. to the real point of beginning. 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N. m W- 0 O w Ertl, rt W 40 rt fir' OQ l� O w x Y rt rt A b 0• r w rt 0 r • I A A v 1 i U 0 m w n w rt m M m r r y 6 lw M M rOj h •�.7 Z Y � r r N m W 8 14 w w o M OG1 rr r o 0 i7 U 0 m w n w rt m M m r r y 6 lw 0 0 0 w � I O 4 FA m 2M rn n Y Y Y � r r iw w w W rr r o 0 0 0 0 w � I O 4 FA m 2M rn n 4 FA m 2M rn n s Whereas, The population growth of the City of Meridian and that part of Ada County within the boundry of the Meridian School District is well acknowledged, and Whereas, The popularity of the Meridian race track is evidenced by the crowds attending, and Whereas, Traffic has increased proportionately and to the dangerous poiAt, and Whereas, The Ada County Highway District is responsible for traffic control signals, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the Meridian Business and Professional Women's Club respectyrly_.petitions the City Council of Meridian to ask the Ada County Highway District to install the following traffic control signals: 1. At the intersection of Meridian Street and Cherry Lane; 2. At the intersection of East First Street and Franklin Road. • J • a 4AT Sit STATIE ®1F IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF IE]IIEAI T H[ AND WELFARE DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENT L.B.J. Bldg. - Room 315 Boise, Idaho 83720 May 12, 1975 Don M. Storey, Mayor City of Meridian 728 Meridian Street Meridian, Idaho 83642 Dear Mayor Storey: We have received and reviewed the copies of the EDA grant offer documents. At this time, the state can certify that Step 2, Design and Specification, federal and state grant funds have been reserved and are available for your municipal wastewater treatment facility. The issuance of these grant funds are subject to the receipt of an approvable facility plan (Step 1) which is presently under way. It is anticipated that you will have completed the design and specification step early in calendar 1976, therefore, funds have not been reserved for Step 3 from fiscal year 76 allotments but will be among the first projects funded as fiscal year 77 -allotments become available. Meridian has the highest priority on our current priority list and we do not anticipate any change in this position dine to the critical needs for adequate treatment facilities in your communi y. The availability of fiscal year 77 funds from the federal EPA source is subject to congressional authorization of fiscal year 77 funding for waste- water treatment facilities under PL 92-500. Should EDA require further assurances, please contact us.. Sincerely, 0. M. Dalke Coordinator, Municipal Programs ,OMD/br cc: Warren T. McFall, EPA Jerry Yoder, IDHW EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER KS2303 I • Engr=oss I (Pgs. 2, 3,•, 7, 8, 9, 10 11 12 13 & 14` [First Regular Session Legislature of the State of Idaho] [Forty-third Legislature IN THE SENATE SENATE BILL NO. 1094, AS AMENDED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND TAXATION. AN ACT RELATING TO LAND USE PLANNING AND THE PLANNING PROCESS AT THE LOCAL LEVEL; REPEALING CHAPTERS 1 1 AND 12, TITLE 50, IDAHO CODE, AND CHAPTER 38, TITLE 31, IDAHO CODE; AMENDING TITLE 67, IDAHO CODE, BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW CHAPTER, TO BE KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS CHAPTER 65, TITLE 67, IDAHO CODE, PROVIDING A SHORT TITLE, PROVIDING A STATEMENT OF PURPOSE, REQUIRING PARTICIPATION OF EACH CITY AND COUNTY IN A PLANNING PROCESS. PROVIDING THAT A CITY COUNCIL OR BOARD- OF COUNTY COMMIS- SIONERS MAY EXERCISE ALL POWERS CONFERRED BY THIS ACT OR MAY DELEGATE THE AUTHORITY THROUGH THE CREATION OF A PLANNING COMMISSION AND A ZONING COMMISSION OR A SINGLE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, PROVIDING FOR THE CREATION, MEMBERSHIP, ORGANIZATION, RULES, RECORDS, EXPENDITURES AND STAFF OF A COMMISSION, PROHIBITING CONFLICT OF INTEREST OF ANYONE SERVING AS AN EMPLOYEE OR MEMBER OF A PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AND PROVIDING PENALTY, DELINEATING THE LOCAL PLANNING PROCESS AND STATING RELATED POWERS OF THE COMMISSION, ESTABLISHING PLANNING DUTIES OF THE COMMISSION, PROVIDING FOR THE RECOM- MENDATION, ADOPTION, AMENDMENT AND REPEAL PROCESS OF A PLAN BY THE COMMISSION, PROVIDING FOR REVIEW OF PLANS IN EFFECT PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT, PROVIDING ZONING ORDINANCE POWERS TO LOCAL GOVERNING BOARDS, PROVIDING FOR THE GRANTING OF SPECIAL USE PERMITS AND STATING. CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURES FOR ISSUING SPECIAL USE PERMITS, PROVIDING FOR SIUBDIVISION ORDINANCES, REQUIRING REVIEW BY LOCAL GOVERNING HOARDS OF EXISTING ZONING AND SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES IN EXISTENCE ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT, PROVIDING FOR THE PROCESSING OF PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT PERMITS, PROVIDING A PROCESS FOR THE ISSUING OF VARIANCE PERMITS, PROVIDING FOR A FUTURE ACQUISITIONS INIAP, ALLOWING A GOVERNING BOARD TO ADOPT STANDARDS FOR VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF A COMMUNITY, DELIN- EATING A PERMIT GRANTING PROCESS, PROVIDING FOR HEARING S1094 RS2303 • Engioss 1 i✓ • 67-6504. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION — CREA ION — MEMIIER- SHIV — ORGANIZATION — RULES — RECORDS — EXPENDITUR S — STAFF. — A city council or board of county commissioners, hereafter referred to as I,a governing board, may exercise all of the powers required and authorized by this chapter In accordance with this chapter. If a governing board does not elect to exercise the powers'conferrred by this chapter, it shall establish by, ordinance adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with the notice and hearing procedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code, a planning commission and a zoning commission or a planning and zoning commission acting in both capacities, which may act with the full authority of the governing board, excluding the authority to adopt ordinances. The powers of the board of county commissioners conferred by this chapter shall apply to the unincorporated area of the county. egally authorized planning, zoning, or planning and zoning commissions existing prior to enactment of this chapter shall be considered to be duly constituted under this chapter unless changed in accordance with the notice and hearing procedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code. (a) Membership — Each commission shall consist of not less than three'(3) nor more than twelve (12) voting members, all appointed by a mayor or chairman of the county board of commissioners and confirmed by majority vote of the governing board. An appointed member of a commission must have resided in the county for five (5) years prior to his appointment, and must remain a resident of the county during his service on the commission. Not more than one-third (1/3) of the members of any commission appointed by the chairman of the board of county commissioners may reside within an incorporated ' city in the county. The ordinance establishing a commission to exercise the powers under this chapter shall set forth the number of members to be appointed. The term of office for members shall be hot less than three (3) years, nor more than six (6) years, and the length of term shah be prescribed by ordinance. Vacancies occurring otherwise than through the expiration of terms shall be filled in the same manner as the original appointment. Members maybe removed for cause by a majority vote of the governing board. Members shall be selected without respect to political affiliation and may receive such mileage and per diem compensation as provided by the governing board. If a governing board exercises these powers, its members shall be entitled to no additional mileage or per diem compensation. (b) Organization -- Each commission -.shall elect a chairman and create sand fill any other office that it may deem necessary. A commission may establish subcommittees, advisory committees or neighborhood groups to advise and assist i carrying out the tesponsibilities under this chapter. A commission may appoint not voting ex officio Advisors as may be deemed necessary. (c) Rules, Records, and Meetings Written organization papers or bylaws consistent with this chapter and other laws of the state for the transaction of business of the commission shall be adopted. A record of meetings, hearings, resolutions, studies, RS2303 • • Engross 1 5 commission shall endeavor to promote a public interest in and understanding of the commission's activities. The commission may, at any time, make recommendations to the governing board concerning the plan, planning process, or implementation of the plan. With the consent of the owner, the commission and its membel's, officers, and employees, in the 'performance of their functions, may enter upon any land and make examinations and surveys and place and maintain necessary monuments and marks thereon. The commission may perform such additional duties as may be assigned by the governing board. The commission shall have the right to seek judicial process, as may, be necessary to enable it to fulfill its functions. 67-6508. PLANNING DUTIES. — It shall be the duty of the. pl lining or planning and zoning commission to conduct a comprehensive planning process dsigned to prepare, -implement, and review and update a comprehensive plan, hereafter refe�red to as the plan. The plan shall include all land within the jurisdiction of the governing board. The plan shall consider previous and existing conditions, trends, desirable goals and objectives, or desirable future situations for each planning component. The plan with maps, charts, and reports shall be based on the following components unless the .plan specifies reasons why a particular component is unneeded. (a) Population — A population analysis of past, present, and future trends in population including such characteristics. as total population, age, sex, and income. (b) Economic Development - An analysis of the economic base of the area including employment, industries, economies, jobs, and income levels. (c) Land Use — An analysis of natural land types, existing land coverts and uses, and the intrinsic suitability of lands for uses such as agriculture, forestry, mineral exploration and extraction, preservation, recreation, housing, commerce, industry, and public facilities. A reap shall be prepared indicating suitable projected land uses for the jurisdiction. (d) Natural Resource — An analysis of the uses of rivers and other waters, forests, range, soils, harbors, fisheries, wildlife, minerals, thermal waters, beaches, watersheds, and shorelines. (e) Hazardous Areas — An analysis of known hazards as may result from susceptibility to surface ruptures from faulting, ground shaking, ground failure, landslides or mudslides; avalanche hazards resulting from development in the known or probable path of mowslides and avalanches, and floodplain hazards. (f) Public Services, Facilities. and Utilities — An analysis showing general plans for sewage, drainage, power plant sites, utility transmission corridors,', water supply, fire stations and fire fighting equipment, health and welfare facilities, lil-)raries, solid waste disposal sites, schools, public safety facilities and related services. The plan may also show location-, of civic centers and public buildings. 852303 • � • Engross 1 7 (c) No plan shall be effective unless adopted by resolution or ordinance by the governing board. An ordinance enacting a plan or part of a plan may be adopted, amended, or repealed by reference as provided for in sections 31-715 and 50 -901, -Idaho Code, three. (3) copies of which shall be on file with the city clerk or county clerk. .(d) Any person may petition the commission or, in absence of a commission, the governing board, for a plan amendment at any time. The commission may recommend amendments to the plan to the governing board not more frequently than every six (6) months to correct errors in the original plan or to recognize substantial changes in the actual conditions in the area. The commission may recommend amendments to other ordinances authorized by this chapter to the governing board at any time. 67-6510. EXISTING COMPREHENSIVE PLANS. A governing board using any plan in existence on the effective date of this chapter shall .conduct a revi W of that plan and shall jmake necessary amendments in accordance with this chapter prior o January 1, 1977, providing for recommendation, notice and hearing pursuant to sectibn 67-6509, Idaho Code'. 67--6511. ZONING ORDINANCE. — Each governing board s1',iall, by ordinance adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with the notice and hearing procedures provided under section 67-6509, Idaho Code, establish within its jurisdiction one (1) or more zones or zoning districts where appropriate. The zoning districts shall be in accordance with the adopted plan. Within a zoning district, the governing board shall where appropriate, establish standards to regulate and restrict the height, number of stories, size, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair or use of buildings and structures; percentage of lot occupancy, size of courts, yards, and open spaces; density of population; and the location and use of buildings and structures. All standards shall be uniform for each class or kind of buildings throughout each district; but the standards in one district may differ from those in another district. Ordinances establishing zoning districts shall be amended as follows: (a) Requests for an amendment to the zoning ordinance shall be submitted to the zoning or planning and zoning commission which shall evaluate the request 'to determine the extent and nature of the amendment requested. (b) If the request is in accordance with the adopted plan, the zoning or planning and zoning commission may recommend and the governing board may adopt .or reject the ordinance amendment under the notice and hearing procedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code, provided that in the case of a zoning district boundary change, additional notice shall be provided by mail to property owners and residents within the land being considered; three hundred (300) feet of the external boundaries of the land being considered; and any additional area that may be impacted by the proposed change as determined by the commission. When notice is required to two hundred (200) or more .property owners or residents, alternate forms of procedures which RS2303 • • Engross 1 9 67-6513. SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE. — Each governing board shall provide, by ordinance adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with the notice and hearing procedures provided under section 67-6509, Idaho Code, for standards and for the processing of applications 'for subdivision permits under sections 50-1301 through 50=1329, Idaho Code. 67-6514. EXISTING ZONING OR SUBDIVISION ORDINANCES. — A governing board, using any zoning or subdivision ordinance in existence on the effective date of this chapter, shall conduct a review of those ordinances and shall make necessary amendments in accordance with this chapter prior to January 1, 1978, following notice and hearing pursuant to section 67-6509,, Idaho Code. 67-6515. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS. — As part of or separate from the zoning ordinance, each governing board may provide, by ordinance adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with the notice and hearing procedures provided under section 67-6509, Idaho Code, for the processing of applications for planned unit development permits. . A planned unit development may be defined in a local ordinance as an area of land in wNch a variety of residential, commercial, industrial, and other land uses are provided for under single ownership or control. Planned unit development ordinances may include, but are not limited to, requirements for minimum area, permitted uses, ownership, common open space, utilities, density, arrangements of land uses on a site, and permit processing. Planned unit developments may be permitted under processing for special use permits as defined in this chapter. Permits for planned unit developments may be granted following the notice and hearing procedures provided in section 67-6512, Idaho Code. 67-6516. VARIANCE. — Each governing board shall provide as part of the zoning ordinance for the processing of applications for variance, permits. A variance is a modification of the requirements of the ordinance as to lot size, lot coverage, width, depth, front yard, side yard, rear yard, setbacks, parking space, height of buildings, or other ordinance provision affecting the size or shape of a structure or the placement of the structure upon lots, or the size of lots. A variance shall not be considered a right or special privilege, but may be granted to an applicant only upon a showing of undue hardship because of characteristics of the site and that the variance is not in conflict with the public interest. Prior to granting a variance, notice and an opportunity to be heard shall be provided to property owners adjoining the parcel under consideration. 67-6517. FUTURE ACQUISITIONS MAP. — Upon the recommendation of the planning or planning and zoning commission each governing board may adopt, amend, or repeal a future acquisitions map in accordance with the notice and hearing procedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code. The map shall designate land proposed for acquisition by a public agency for a maximum six (6) year period. Lands designated for acquisition may include land for: (a) Streets, roads, other public ways, or transportation facilities proposed for construc- tion or alteration; RS2303 • Engross 1 11 0 (c) the actions, if any, that the applicant could take to obtain a permit. An applicant denied a permit or aggrieved by a decision may within sixty (60) days after all remedies have been exhausted under local ordinance seek judicial review under the procedures provided by sections 67-5215(b) through (g) and 67-5216; Idaho Code. 67-6520. HEARING EXAMINERS. — Hearing examiners include professionally trained or licensed staff planners, engineers, or architects. If authorized by local ordinance adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with the notice and hearing procedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code, hearing examiners may be appointed by a governing board or zoning or planning and zoning commission for hearing applications for subdivision and variance permits and requests for zoning district boundary changes which are in accordance with the plan. Notice, hearing, and records before the examiner shall be as provided in this chapter for the zoning or planning and zoning commission. Whenever a hearing examiner hears an application, he shall recommend to the governi�rig board or zoning 'or planning and. zoning commission that the application be granted or denied and shall ,specify: (a) the ordinance and standards used in evaluating the application; (b) the reasons for recommendation; and (c) the actions, if any, that the applicant could take to obtain a permit or zoning district boundary change in accordance with the plan. An applicant denied a permit or aggrieved by a decision may within sixty (60) days after all remedies have been exhausted under local ordinance seek judicial review under the procedures provided by sections 67-5215(b) through (g) and 67-5216, Idaho Code. 67-6521.. ACTIONS BY AFFECTED PERSONS.— (a) As used herein, an affected person shall mean one having an interest in real property which may be, adversely affected by the issuance or denial of a permit authorizing the development. (b) Any affected person may at any time prior to final action on apermit required or authorized under this chapter, if no hearing has been held on the application, petition the commission or governing board in writing to hold a hearing pursuant xb section 67-6512, Idaho Code; provided, however, that if twenty (20) affected persons petition for a hearing, the hearing shall be held. (c) After a hearing, the commission or governing board may: (1) Grant or deny a permit; or (2) Delay such .a decision for a definite period of time for ftirther study or hearing. Each commission of governing board shall establish by rule and regulation a time period within which a recommendation or decision must be made. (d) An affected person aggrieved by a decision may within sixty (60) days after all remedies have been exhausted under local ordinances seek judicialreview under the procedures provided by sections 67-5215(b) through (g) and 67-5216, Idaho Code. 67-6522. COMBINING OF PERMITS — PERMITS TO ASS4�SSOR. — Where practical, the governing board or zoning or planning and zoning commission. may combine related permits for the convenience of applicants. State and federal agencies should make RS2303 i Engloss I 13 C .Areas of city impact, together with plan and ordinance requirements, -may cross county boundaries by agreement of the city and county concerned if thelcity is within three (3) Miles of the adjoining county. (b) If the requirements of section 67-6526(a), Idaho Code, are not met, the county commissioners for the county concerned, together with three (3) elected city . officials designated by the mayor of the city and confirmed by the council, shall!,, within thirty (30) days, select three (3) city or county residents. These nine (9) persons shall, by majority vote, recommend to the city and county governing boards an area of city impact together with plan and ordinance requirements. The recommendations shall.be acted upon by the governing boards within sixty (60) days of receipt. If the city or county fails to enact ordinances providing for an area of city impact, plan, and, ordinance requirements, the city or county may seek a declaratory judgment from the district court identifying. the area of city impact, and plan and ordinances requirements. In defining an area of city impact, the following factors shall be considered: (1) trade area; (2) geographic factors; and (3) areas that can reasonably be expected to be annexed to the city in the future. (c)' If areas of city impact overlap, the cities involved shall negotiate boundary adjustments to be recommended to the respective city councils. If the cities cannot reach agreement, the board of county commissioners shall, upon a request from either city, within thirty (30) days, recommend adjustments to the areas of city impact which shall be adopted by ordinance by the cities following the. notice and hearing procedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code. If any city objects to the recommendation of the board of county commissioners, the city shall, within sixty (60) days from receipt of the recommendation, seek a declaratory judgment from the district court adjusting the areas of city impact. (d) Areas of city impact, plan, and ordinance requirements shall remain fixed until both governing boards agree to renegotiate. In the event the city and county cannot agree, the judicial review process of subsection (b) shall apply. Renegotiations shall begin within thirty (30) days after written request by the city or county and shall follow the procedures for original negotiation provided in this section. (e) Prior to negotiation or renegotiation of areas of city impact, plan, and ordinance requirements, the governing boards shall submit the questions. to the planning, zoning, or planning and zoning commission for recommendation. Each commission shall have a reasonable time fixed by the governing board to make its recommendations to the governing board. (f) This section shall not preclude growth and development in areas of any county within the state of Idaho which are not within the areas of city impact provided for herein. 67-6527. VIOLATIONS -- CRIMINAL PENALTIES — ENFORCEMENT. — A governing board may provide by ordinance for the enforcement of this chapter or any ordinance or regulation nnade.pursuant to this chapter. A violation of anyl'jsuch ordinance or regulation is hereby declared a misdemeanor and the governing board may provide by ordinance for punishment thereof by fine or imprisonment or by both, and may seek civil CITY OF MERIDIAN MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO 1975 DOMESTIC WELL N0. 8 PUMP and PUMPHOUSE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Separate sealed bids will be received by the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, hereinafter known as the Owner, at the City Hall in Meridian, Idaho, until May 19, 1975, at the hour of 8:00 PM, Mountain Daylight Savings Time, at which time the bids will be opened and publicly read. The work contemplated in this project consists generally of the following: Furnish and install face piping, 10 -inch distribution piping (approximately 2500 linear feet) including fittings, valves, plugs, thrust blocks, connections to existing lines, surface repair and appurtenances. Construct one block pumphouse building (approximately 190 sq.ft.) including foundation, drainage pit, and miscel- laneous hardware. Electrical work including modification of existing pump controls, installation of new pump controls, pump hook-up, and miscellaneous wiring. Site work including approximately 450 sq. ft. of asphalt surfacing and site leveling. The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Speci- fications, and Forms of Proposal Bond, Performance, Payment Bond, and other con- tract documents may be examined at the office of J -U -B ENGINEERS, Inc., 212 Tenth Avenue South, Nampa, Idaho. A copy of said documents may be obtained at the above office upon payment of a charge of $30.00 per --set. Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returning such set promptly and in good condition, will be refunded his payment. Any non -bidder upon so returning such set in good condition will be refunded Fif- teen Dollars ($15.00). Payment is to be made to J -U -B ENGINEERS, Inc., Nampa, Idaho. The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to reject any or all bids. Each bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in the'Information for Bidders. No bidder may withdraw his proposal within thrity (30) days after the actual date of opening thereof. All bidders shall accompany bids with evidence of holding valid Idaho Contractor's license, covering work to be performed and shall list subcontractors as required by Idaho Code. 1 MERIDIAF POLICE DEFT. Mo&,hl7 Report 75 GAR 2 2417 Miles drivo this month 5296 Total miles to data 41-1%— A3.1 cams? Files d:°iven this Month. All cars, Miles to data Approx. repairs for carr CAR II x+9399 11.16 —.05-49- 7286 . 598 Date _Ha 19 CAR III 6239® DOCS Ricked up this month 3 Disposed of 8 Total to dale 60 Citations Total to date Citations Issued -- JAIL ( Hold ) JUVENILE'S ADULTS Held thi t► Month Hsld this Mouth 5 Total tcj'dace .y Total to date 21L ACCI,DR, S ( TPJ FFIC ) Total this month — .4 . 1 -Car 7 -injuries Train Total to dat,o 2 -Car 1-HBD Motorcycle l This time last fr. 3 --Car Snhool Bus Total this tiro-, last' �°0 2 �; k -Car or more Bi :e Others Pedestrian RESERVE POLICE Work this nonth Hrs ( lrs a Work) Total F€rso to date CASES (Calls) Calls th- u mo: nth 168This time last yr, 109 Total to rate = Total this time last y: T .y DTVOLV-7EME'^IT Arrests ®< JU'fiET1i ILES (ft6mnnj ADULTS TUs .oath or Involved 5 This month number involved Tota� to date 52 Total to date Cast, ir-rMlyed Cases involved To*t-.1 to dat Total involved t CITATIONS ISSUED .sued this month Issued this time last yr. . .'otal to dat T®tal to dat® this time '^Speeding Stop Sign Traffic Light 47_I,iuffleu Violation 1 Ecuip,ent, Vilcl atioft =,3 Safety lnspgat- on eeklcss Driving 1 No-U-Ta-z7m Violation Passing Viol atIon 1 :.lite lana Violation Turning Violation NUMBER and TIP41-5 o).:' UIATIGh6 Nogl.ity;ent Driving (ord) i�ed:eTo (Urimk- Driving) �rarl,infg Violation Lic o Vi.oliition ,� Fepase,satis,n yri.�:la ��.i.oaa -3 Following to -lose iold rf;h®of-way 2Fi Helmet Violation Suspended Cper. License Backing Ci.n3.ati.an Unattended Motor Vehicla Violation oa Basic Rule NUIffiER and TYLPLS of (calls) CRTMES -_Criminal Ho cide Rapes �Robbery Aggravated Assault residc�ce Blas$ �I.d:ss 1 Attempts _Lars enyGrand Auto Theft _Other Assaults (simple) _Forgery and Count erfciting Fmbezzlemen' and Fraud Stc1c�a Property I_,+►eagic ns 1,ar~ing9 possessing Progti.tutich Se -x Cffensc3, (except rape seg Presta ) Indcc'c;nt oxposure Abnq .Ia1. sc.,c relations In.dcc • rat liberties _71t2isc lls,neon?s Cffensets Against Family �t Children �Narcotic Drug Lags Liouor Lads ._ Drunkenness L�__Disorder_l,y Condtact Gambling i roperty Watch 9 Petit Larceny 13 Check cases —Viol. of -otad end Driving, Lags &',ark-Lng V-iolations — - Buf ° la y°y tools E, ,c rips from jail 6 suopir oot?s Circumstances -7- -Lost and Foit-A Su .c ! e AttemptB _—Suddan Death w.d Bc:di.cs �— .McAtali Cages �Sc�li,ci a,e�3'ffi ?oleo ting (child/woman) —'--Missing Persona — -- Cont�:.a bix,; d nE! -to i�rior L'acaoeo ---interTering (°a,1®fficer 6 --interfering of beer .. .111./Ccnsumpt. of beer _ lddi.Ing Runaways 14 Traffic accidents H Private Property Ace . - 2 Animal (other) 7 Vandalism 2 Disturbance (noise) 1 Selling beer to minors 1 Illegal Alien 2 Water complaints 1 Threats . 67 -Leaving scene of ace. Cne way street vic. Continuous parr. vio. ail/yield Pod. ® Concealed weapon Failure to payfine 1-111/sell of b- er Prowler Calls Firearms crd. Truant/school Oq °•.elf are Cases Cu.: fe%; �Runa�uays Boys .Girls Deceased Person. 5 Unfounded reports 2 Phone Calls (Obs.) Trespassing -8 Vivi,l Disturbance F ound m Incolrritable Minor Game law viol,, Gambling viol. Bomb or Scares Fail to appear Ar.ests other dept. Traffic ccmpl. ® I�covored prcp. Assistance _ 1� Ini•oamation ," - •9 ri.r'es• �- 1 Trespassing 1 Harassment 1 Garbage nuisance REPORT SIFT VIOPK 0 S DEPARTMENT _ 11 • 73 Meters Exchanged . - Now Installation � Meters Exchanged Now Installation Gallons s Pumped Gallongs Sold ✓�a_ 9 7 Gall.ong s Pumped � Uv Gk1 s P, 000,0 r %Y�►r�__�-� � Callonga Sold - Gallon0a PMped GallonQs Sold Stopped Meter Left to £jx 3 of t�r5@ltrP(C1f Fo, a�r°P,rs� i Tap, s ODI Tap's OFF def p GAS INSPECTION r 0.91 15 'Oi4i"Pe -the of r4 ` -O i�p Jt of"', pX� h70v/ri iaia� S so/ ci / S Fr,0,,� f/, /S-�p� fyP >n on/7e�P/-o>e f d IAP /S ✓ O/- ��, p tipR hoozif`i. Rp/'hoK,