1988 12-06r' e
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AGENDA
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
DEER 6, 1988
N.mVUI~S OF THE PREVIOUS MEETIlVG HELD NOVF,NI$ER 15, 1988: (APPROVED)
1: PUBLIC I~ARIlVG: PROPOSID AMENDMENTS 'I'O COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: (ATTORNEY TO PREPARE
ORDINANCE)
2: PUBLIC HEARrtNG: AMENDED PLAT MERIDIAN PLACE # 2: DESIGNATION OF HOUSE SQUARE
FOOTAGE: (APPROVED)
3: PRE-T~RNIIATATION HEARIl~TG: V~'I'ER/SEWER/TRASH DELIlVQUENCIES: (Z'[TRN-0FF APPROVID)
4: APPROVE THE BILLS: (APPROVID)
5: APPROVE REL~WAL OF BEER/WIlVE/LIQUOR LICENSES: (APPROVED UPON RECEIPT OF FEES)
6: ORDINANCE # 501: ADOPTION~OF 1988 BUILDING CODE: (APPROVED)
7: AWARD BID ON NEW POLICE CAR: (AWARDED '1'O IDB RICE FORD)
8: MOE ALIDJANI, SANITARY SERVICE:
9 : DEPAR~VT REPORT'S : '
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MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL DECENIDER 6, 1988
Regular Meeting of the Meridian City Council called to order by Mayor Grant Kingsford
at 7:30 p.m.:
M~nbers Present: Ron Tolsma, Bob Giesler, Walt Morrow:
Members Absent: Bert Myers:
Others Present: Moe Alidjani, Jim Johnson, Kay Beumeler, Gary Smith, Roy Porter,
Paul Stutzman, Wayne Crookston, Gene Strough, James Williams,Don Garrett, Cynthia,
fro ~ie~si~o~e~ S~zt~o is Dackvid Stucker, James Williams,Lae Brown,
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve the Minutes of the
previous Meeting held Nov~nber 15, 1988 as written:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #1: Public Hearing: Proposed Amendments to the Comprehensive Plan:
Mayor Kingsford: At this time I will open the Public Hearing,is there anyone in the
audience who wishes to offer testimony on this issue, there was no response, the
Public Hearing was closed, Councilman, we need to approve the Findings of Fact
on these items.
The Motion was made by Morrow and seconded by Giesler to approve the Findings of Fact
and Conclusions of Law as prepared for the Plane;ng & Zoning Conunission on the,
proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan:
Motion Carried: Roll Call Vote: Morrow, Yea: Giesler, Yea: Tolsma, Yea:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to have the City Attorney
prepare an Ordinance for the Ccanprehensive Plan Amendments:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #2: Public Hearing: Amended Plat Meridian Place #2, Designation of House Square
Footage:
Mayor Kingsford: At this time I will open the Public Hearing, is there anyone from
the public that would like to offer testimony on this item?
James Williams, 1155 East Chateau, Williams was sworn by the City Attorney:
Williams: I have a letter from my neighbor and we basically feel the same, we are
opposed to building smaller houses there adjacent to our property because it would
hurt the resale value of our houses, we actually live in Meridian Place #1 and the
m;n;m;um square footage was 1350, we are strongly opposed to 999 square foot house
right next to us, right across the street it would be.
Mayor Kingsford: Does the Council have any questions of Mr. Willimas, there were
none, is there anyone else who wishes to testify?
Don Garrett, Boise, Garrett was sworn by the City Attorney
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Garrett: I own the property on the South side of Chateau, this is farther West than
Locust Grove isn't it on Chateau, what is the object of building small houses?
Mayor Kingsford: Under our Ordinances we have the provision that allows for a mix
of housing sizes, a given percentage can be 1000, a given percentage can be 1100,
and a given percentage above that.
Garrett: Does anybody know what the average house size is in that area, it is
larger than that by a fair amount isn't it?
Mayor Kingsford; Do we have a breakdown of what was on the #1?
City Clerk: #1 was actually designed with the same thing, most of the hares ended
up being larger than the m;n;m;~,
Mayor Kingsford: The fact that they have that smaller designation does not mean that
they have to be that size, they can always be larger, it just allows them to be built
down to that size.
Garrett: Ok, I understand that.
Mayor Kingsford: Is there anyone else from the public who wishes to testify?
David Stucker, 1164 Torrington Court, Stucker was sworn by the City Attorney:
Stucker: I live about one block fran where these house are going in and I am
concerned because I would like to see the size of the houses in the area stay about
the same, I am concerned. that mine is going to depreciate in value if the small
ones go in, I am about two to three hundred feet from it, so it effects me, so I
would like to go on record that I would like to see them renain pretty close to
the same size and there wa.s sane discussion as to what size was out there and I
think it is fair to say, I am making a estimate and I don't think there are many
or any that are in the thousand foot area out there, none of them look that small.
City Clerk: There would only be one allowed in that area:
Stucker: I am glad to hear that:
Mayor Kingsford: The percentage breaks down so you would only be allowed to have
one of those 1000 to 1100 foot units.
Stucker: So we are not going to have a string of small ones?
Mayor Kingsford: No:
Stucker: Well I am glad to hear that.
Giesler: How many square foot is your hare?
Stucker: About thirteen fifty with two car garage:
Mayor Kingsford: These will still have to have two car garage under our Ordinances:
Is there anyone else from the public who wishes to testify?
Liz Bolts, 984 Claybourne, Bolts was sworn by the City Attorney:
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Bolts: I have one question, can you tell me if there is going to be any better
water systen put in, pumps because we have a lot of problems with pressure, you
can be standing in the shower in the middle of the winter and the water goes dawn
to a trickle, watering your yard is very poor in the suimier, the pressure will go
way up and then it will go way down and I have neighbors that are concerned about
this also.
Mayor Kingsford: We are aware of the problem, we thought we had remedied a lot of
it, what happens is you are right by one of our wells that basically services that,
so when it kicks on it sends 120 PSI pressure towards the water tower and that creates
a negative pressure for an interval and then when it shuts off the water reverses
direction and you have a lag again. The City Engineer might beable to speak to this
better:
City Engineer: That is basically what happens, we put in a quick closing check valve
in that well house here two years ago when we had quite a few canplaints but I hadn't
heard of any problems since that was done.
Bolts: It is still bad at my house and my next door neighbors and several other people
in the area have said are they still going to have to be serviced by the same well and
I am also concerned by the small houses being near us.
City Engineer: One of the problems with that subdivision is it is kind of isolated
from the City, so with the well in the subdivision itself, the use as the Mayor
mentioned is back towards town, as that area out there develops the problem will
lessen as more users are .served with that well.
Bolts: So in other words we just have to wait until there~SLL~re subdivisions in the
area:
City Engineer: No, no not at all, there is sane other things that can be done, if
that valve is not taking care of the problen.
Bolts: In the stimmaner time you can turn your water on and it will be fine and ten
minutes later it will be out in the street and then later it will be a three foot
circle so if you have a sprinkler system you are defeating your purpose.
City Engineer: I wasn't aware that the valve had not solved the problem, I will
certainly look into it sane more.
Mayor Kingsford: If you would r1rs. Bolts, please keep us advised. on that because we
do want to try and remedy that problen as much as we can. As development does take
place it will improve, what we need to do is get a looped system, so it does not have
that direct feedback, there are sane things that are costly but we still want to do
then. Anyone else fran the public that would like to testify on this matter?
Williams:I have a couple of questions based on what I have heard, there must have
been a change since the covenants and restrictions because basically what you are
telling me if we have a 999 square foot house that is in violationof the covenants
of the subdivision because it states no dwelling shall be permitted on any lot in
such subdivision with less than 1350 square feet.
Mayor Kingsford: that applies to #1 unless they were amended, I do not know whether
they were, you have to renembPS that the City Ordinances are different than the
covenants, the covenants apply only to the subdivision and we do not enforce those,
we do review then, but we do not enforce those.
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Williams: So the covenants for that could be different?
Mayor Kingsford: Each phase of a subdivision can be different. Is there anyone else
from the public who wishes to testify?
Terry Botkins, 1362 East Chateau, Botkins was sworn by the City Attorney:
Botkins: I would like to go on record as being in favor of changing three of these lots
that are designated for hcRne less than 1200 square feet, I would like to see those
changed to 1200 square feet, I understand that these homes can be made larger despite
the smaller designation, I would rather see a larger m;n;m;um size.
Mayor Kingsford: Anyone else from the public who wishes to testify?
Lee Brown, 2167 Jericho Way, Brown was sworn by the City Attorney:
Brown: I want to go on .record as being opposed to this, I live on the corner of
Jericho Way & Chateau, my house is two thousand square feet and this would effect
my home value drastically if this is approved.
Mayor Kingsford: Anyone else from the public who wishes to testify?
John Ball, 1057 East Chateau, Bell was sworn by the City Attorney:
Ball: I would like to go on record that my wife and I oppose the allowing of a 999
square foot house basically for the same reason as the rest of the people who have
testified it would decrease the value of my place, ours is twenty-two hundred
srn~are feet and most of them around there are between sixteen hundred and that,
I have another question, on those streets out there on Chateau where they are
digging the street up and putting the stubs out for the new lots, are they going
to go in there and replace that street or are they going to leave it patched up?
City Engineer: That is ACFID's jurisdiction as to what happens there but that street
is older than five years in age so therefore they are allowed to dig in the street
and they would patch it back to ACfID specifications.
Ball: So all we will end up with our there is patches?
City Engineer: Until such tune as they seal coat the road, put oil down and some
gravel chips, those patches should be installed in such a manner that when you
cross them with a vehicle you do not feel a bump and they have to warranty that
patch for one year.
Mayor Kingsford: Anyone else from the public who wishes to offer testimony?
Scott Swanbeck, 944 Claybourne, Swanbeck was sworn by the City Attorney:
S~aanbeck: I would like to go on record confirming Bolts comment about the water,
it is very poor, I also called an appraiser and asked his comment on the fact of
putting lower square footage houses in there and he did confirm back that it would
greatly decrease the value of homes in there also I was concerned with the fact
that even though there is only one slated for the 1000 square foot size, there will
be more houses in future development that will go to that size and from the appraisers
comm~ents when you get into smaller houses like that, they are usually starter houses
they are built a lot poorer and that they devaluate the area even faster, I was also
curious on houses they have already started building in there, I do not know what size
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it is, it looks like a small house, do you know the size?
City Clerk: Over thirteen hundred:
S~ranbeck: It is, Ok., I also want to go on record that I oppose this:
Mayor Kingsford: Is there anyone else frcen the public who wishes to offer testimony
on this? There was no response, the Public Hearing was closed. Council Members:
Giesler: We received a copy of all the owners within the three hundred feet, in a
case like this do they not have to get their signatures?
Mayor Kingsford: Not on an amended plat.
Morrow: I have a oouple of ccam~ents, This is really a tough issue, in terms of what
you folks have in your subdivision for your houses and your square footages, I
think one of the things that may be misunderstood here is this Ordinance and what
we are doing here tonite in terms of this amended plat proposition in designating
house sizes on particular lots is the origin of that Ordinance was to protect
subdivisions such as yours from a onslaught of less than ethical builders that
would come in and because of cheap lots and cheap money and cheap houses build
houses that were 750 to 850 square feet and then move on out, the thing of it is
in terms of the building industry and free enterprise system and those kind of
things it is really tough for government to mandate peoples life styles and what
they can and can not do, what we have attempted to do in Meridian that by virtue
of this Ordinance at least have some protection for your subdivision, we cannot
legislate nor should we try to legislate what each house in each subdivision
should be, that is not quitehow the system works, but also we have an obligation
to make sure that your property .values do not get decimated by some unethical
enterprise that ccenes in and build a bunch of real cheap houses, so this is a
difficult situation and it is difficult to know how to approach it but I think
you need to understand that is basically what is going on here with the amended
plat and there are lots of other things that enter into trying to cane to a
decision here rather than just protecting your homes. We have made an attempt here
in Meridian to protect them best we can. but by the same token we can not dictate
to everybody what they are going to build. certainly there are subdivision where a
two thousand square foot home or a thirteen square foot home would be considered
less than standard and we cannot go into those subdivisions and say you have to
all build 2500 square foot homes.
Bolts: Brought the fact that there are many houses for sale and some look very bad,
dead lawns and etc.
Mayor Kingsford: This is something we have no control over:
Morrow: I think one of the continents in addressing those kinds of issues you are
working with, in many cases those places are taken back and mortgage oca~anies
awn those, if you have a very active hcBneowners association in your subdivision
you can bring a lot of pressure to bear on those lenders and they will clean those
place up and it will help you, in terms of appearance.
Giesler: We have other subdivisions where we have allowed this and most of the people
do not realize they are that small they do not look out of place when they are mix~1.
I think you would be surprised with:~the garage still having to be on there, you
really do not notice it like I think you are i-hinking.
Mayor Kingsford: I would say this on that issue to, in Meridian in any of the sub-
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divisions this is the same formula that we use, I would echo Mr. Morrow's comments
certainly through covenants and a homeowner's association can bring a lot of
pressure to bear there, not only just on the square footage but on the desings and
those kinds of things.
The Motion was made by Morrow and seconded by Giesler to approve the amended plat
for Meridian Place #2.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Mayor Kingsford: Despite the fact that we rul~l in the opposite of all the testimony
here tonite, I appreciate the testimony, we encourage you exercise some of the things
that was suggested here tonite and please keep us advised on the water situation we
want to renedy it.
Item #3: Pre-Termination Hearing: Water/Sewer/Trash Delinquencies:
Mayor Kingsford: You have been informed in writing if you choose to, you have the
right to a pre-termnation hearingl~~ore the Mayor & Council, to appear in person
to be judged on facts and defend the claim made by the City that your water/sewer
a~rcl trash bill is delinquent. You may retain Counsel. Is there anyone from the
audience who wishes apre-termination hearing? There was no response. Due to their
failure to pay their water bill or to present any valid reason why the bill has
not been paid their water shall be turned off on Decenber 14, 1988. In order to have
their water turned back on there will be an additional fee of $10.00. They are here-
by informed. they may appeal the decision of the City or have it reviewed by the
Fourth Judicial District Court, pursuant to Idah Code. Even though they appeal their
water will be shut off.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve the turn-off list
in the amount of $6,027.55.
Motion Carried.: All Yea:
Item #4: Approve the Bills:
The lotion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve payment of the bills.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #5: Approve Renewal of Beer/Wine & Liquor Licenses:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Morrow to approve the renewal of the
Beer/Wine & Liquor Licenses subject to the payment of the necessary fees:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #6: Ordinance #501: Adoption of the 1988 Building Code:
Mayor Kingsford: An Ordinance repealing Section 2-201 of the revised and ccampi3ied
Ordinanes of the City of Meridian and re-acting said Ordinance to adopt the 1988
version of the Uniform Building Code and scRne of the appendixes; and providing an
effective date,. is there anyone in the audience who wishes Ordinance #501 read in
its entirety? There was no response
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The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Tolsma that the rules and provisions
of 50-902 and all rules and provisions requiring thatOrdinances be read on three
different days be dispensed with and that Ordinance #501 as read be passed and
approved:
Motion Carried: Roll Call Vote: Morrow, Yea: Giesler, Yea: Tolsma, Yea:
Item #7: Award Bid on New Police Car:
Mayor Kingsford: Chief Porter have you reviewed the bids and ready to make a
recce~enendation?
Chief Porter: Yes, Bob Rice entered the low bid including a trade-in allowance of
$2200.00 for a net bid amount of $11,529.00, after reviewing the bids with Council-
man Giesler, it would be my recommendation that we award the bid to Bob Rice Ford.
The Motion was made by Giesler and seconded by Morrow to accept the bid received
frcen Bob Rice Ford in the amount of $11, 529.00 for a 1989 Ford Crown Victoria.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item: # 8: Moe Alidjani, Sanitary Service:
Alidjani: It has been two years as my letter indicates since the last time we came
here for negotiation on our rates for the trash service and at this time we would
like to open negotiations for an increase in rates just for the cost of living.
Our proposal on the residential would be about 6~ increasewhich is for a two year
period. so in reality it is like 3a per year. On commexcial there is a variance
that variance for each year would be about 4~% depending upon the size of the
dumpsters that we handle. Some of the boxes will be up about 8o the reason for
this is because after talking to several of our competitors on how they do their
charges, scene of the smaller boxes we have it takes as much time to go from point
A to B as a larger box does, the only thing different is the amount of yardage in
the box. I think in the begining it was not set correctly for the smaller boxes.
BFI does not offer anything smaller than a three yard box. For the smaller one
you charge about half as much but it takes the sa~ue amount of time to handle..
If you wish to look at our tax return for the last year, this could be made avail-
able as well as a financial statement.
Mayor Kingsford: I have one question that Councilman Myers asked me to ask, what
happened to the dumping fees fran the county, did those go up?
Alidjani: Yes, I am not sure of the amount as they went up last February but I
would say about 20~ per cubic yard. I will find that answer for you.
Mayor Kingsford: I would suggest that probably you do prepare and distribute to the
Councilman your profit and loss statement. With that in mind I would like to
recc~¢nend with the Council's approval to have Mr.~Myers who is the C~issioner
for that departrnent set down with Mr. Alidjani and begin to work out a agre~ient
on this that is satisfactory. Council concurr~7.:
Department Reports:
City Attorney: I would like to report that we collected the judgement from Mr. Amyx:
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Morrow: The fellows in the Fire Dep~a.rtment did their usual good job, they got a nice
complimentary letter from the City of Boise in ternis of an Ada County Fire and
Prevention Program, apparently our guys were kind of heading this up and of course
the City of Boise kind of got credit, I guess it is also receiving some National
attention in areas other than our state so it kind of points up to how good our
people are there.
Mayor Kingsford: A point well taken and I certainly want to con4nend the Fire Depart-
ment all of then and particular those who have been involved in this program.
Tolsma: I have been trying to get ahold of Geeri Davis dawn at Hoff's for the last
three working days, he has been in meetings or over at the corporate office, I have
not been able to get ahold of him, I am not really sure what they have done, I left
a message for him to get ahold of me today before he left but evidently he never
came back to the office.
Mayor Kingsford: What they told me they had done was to insulate the elbow and the
pipe, the City Clerk and I have been trying to listen for that and I have not heard
it, I don't know whether they have not been running or winds been the other direction
or what. We will stay after them on it.
Mayor Kingsford: Council Members., Mr. School Superintendent, Nick Hallett indicated
he would like to meet with you around 8:15 for a few minutes, there was an error in
the brochure that sent out that also appeared in the Statesman that indicated that
the Meridian City Council had as a group came out in favor of the Bond Issue, I
think you are all aware of that, he indicated to me that that was a mistake, it did
however appear in yesterdays paper, he wanted to comment on that to you directly.
Being no further business to ccsne before the Council the Motion was made by Tolsma
and seconded by Giesler to adjourn the meeting at 8:15 p.m.:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
(TAPE ON FILE OF THFSE PROC®INGS)
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Phone (208)888-3999
Sanitary
Service
P.o. eox s2s
Meridian, Idaho 83642
December 2, 1988
City of Meridian
33 E Idaho Ave
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Dear Mayor and Council Members:
Gentlemen, it has been two years since negotiations for our last cost of
living rate increase. Sanitary Service wishes to open negotiations at
this time. A copy of our 1987 tax returns can be made available for your
information.
Our request would be as follows:
Residential: $5.15 per month, unlimited cans 1 time a week
Senior Citizens: $4.15 per month, unlimited cans 1 time a week
Commercial: $5.15 per month, 1 can limit
Construction and uncompacted drop-off boxes: $4.00 per yard
Compacted drop-off boxes: $5.00 per yard
Dumpster 1 pick-up 2 pick-ups 3 pick-ups 4 pick-ups 5 pick-ups 6 pick-ups
size per week per week per week per week per week per week
1 yd 22.00 33.00 42.00 52.50 63.00 73.00
1~ yd 28.00 43.00 59.00 74.00 90.50 106.50
2 yd 32.00 48.00 66.00 84.00 101.50 119.00
3 yd 40.00 66.00 92.00 118.00 144.00 170.00
4 yd 60.00 107.00 154.00 201.00 248.00 296.00
6 yd 73.00 126.50 180.00 233.50 287.00 341.00
Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
Sincerely yours,
Mohammad Alidjani
President/Owner
MA:ah
cc: Councilman Ron Tolsma
Councilman J . E . M~rers
Councilman Bob Geisler
Councilman Walt Morrow
City Clerk Jack Niemann
.1 _,,~ TURN OFF LIST SCHEDUL~ FOR DECEMBER 14, 1988
ACCOUNT # NAME & ADDRESS
362 JAMES C. REED
401 W. BROADWAY-AVE.
382 STAN LANTZ
608 W. 3RD
430 ROGER BRUMBAUGH
43 W. BROADWAY' AVE.
1104 DEAN WARD
802 W. PINE AVE.
1198 AUSTIN L. YOUNG
908 W. 10th
3286 LONNIE J. KEATTNG
711 W. PINE AVE.
3312 SANDY MYERS
519 WEST PINE AVE.
3442 CAROL CARTEL
1435 W. 1st ST
3460 MRS. H.C. VAN DORN
1305 W. 1st ST
3560 KIRK HENDERSON
222 CAMELLIA
3564 DON TODD
236 CAMELLIA
3686 LARRY K. MEEK
1432 W. 4th ST
4724 GARRETT FIET
551 W. CARLTON
5237 EMMETT BRIDGE
107 W. WASHTNGTON
5560 LELAND GILBERT RICE
1417 W. 13th Ave
5610 RICHARD F. MADER
1422 W. 14th St
5620 RAYMOND BARRIATUA
1402 W. 14th St
5698 GEORGE EARLY
1536 N. CINDER
5712 BARRY D. MITCHELL
1527 NORTHGATE AVE.
AMOUNT
39.70
52.30
44.00
20.80
25.00
65.10
53.60
93.65
17.25
72.40
106.40
88.20
39.85
24.65
68.10
88.50
83.20
84.80
113.80
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5878 KAY FEIL
1036 W. 15TH AVE
6524 CHARLES A. HUSKINS
1114 W. 12TH AVE
6580 STEVE G. NONAMAKER
908 W. WASHINGTON DR.
22112 PHYLLIS TREASURE
3950 SUGAR CREEK
30830 KENDRICK WALLACE
2140 TODD WAY
30864 RICK QUANSTROM
2267 LEANN WAY
30874 BRETT J. PURVIS
2121 LEANN WAY
30948 GARY BRUCE SHUEY
1989 TODD WAY
30964 ROBERT G. CHENEY
2638 REBECCA WAY
30992 DARRELL CALHOUN
2586 MISTY DR.
31002 VAL WESTERGARD
2551 MISTY DR.
32438 KEITH WATERMAN
1680 SANDALWOOD DR.
32498 AMY RAPP
1861 TANA COURT
32520 ALPHA DENNY
1841 W. CHATEAU DR.
35352 CAL PERMAN
1481 DARRAH DR.
35358 DOUG EWING
1467 DARRAH DR.
35364 ROGER OLDS
1411 DARRAH DR.
35376 RICKY L. BRINER
1305 DARRAH DR.
37194 BRYAN WILKINS
2612 N.W. 13th ST
37200 BRENDA L. THOMAS
2664 13TH ST.
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44.65
25.90
48.45
89.05
52.60
125.60
98.30
57.30
109.10
131:80
94.30
41.20
33.00
96.60
62.00
47.20
64.90
77.40
79.90
71.80
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37280 PAUL C, FITZpATRICK
1372 DARRAH DR.
38360 GERALD COATNEY
2006 N.W. 12TH 5T.
38432 SHTRLEY N. LONG
1239 FAIRItJOOD DR.
38472 BRUCE BURNETT
2132 N , ~[. 12TH ST
38494 RONALD L. LEAV~TT
2224 N . ~('. 12TH ST
38518 HELEN BOKMAN
1338 W'. CHATEAU AVE.
38530 DENNIS NICK
1512 W. CHATEAU AVE.
38572 ROGER G. JOHNSON
2229 N.W. 14TH ST
38614 HOLLY L. LONGDEN
1003 W. CHATEAU DR.
38632 BRET J. SALLEE
1086 W. CHATEAU DR.
38746 CHARLES A. BATES
2182 N.W. 11TH AVE.
38766 JUDITH CRYER
811 DELMAR DR.
83768 TERRY SELLMAN
810 DELMAR DR.
38824 PHILIP R. CARROLL
1080 DELMAR DR.
39308 G. ALVEN MAHLER
925 YOST AVE.
39330 STEPHEN L. JOHNSON
2026 N.W. 10TH ST.
40100 JUDITH. LOLLEY
1720 CRESTMONT DR.
40114 DELORIS M. SAMUELSON
1910 CRESTMONT DR.
40146 WILLIAM VICK
521 LONGFORD DR.
41196 JOHN TAKAGI
618 LONGFORD DR.
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66.40
60.00
50.40
67.70
31.15
122.40
83.30
78.80
65.90
63.00
85.05
49.90
85.10
56.25
36.50
84.90
70.00
12.40
94.00
98.20
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41250 TOM KOBER
712 W. WILLOWBROOK DR.
41290 RAY FISCHER
715 LONGFORD DR.
41298 NELS M. HERRING
2049 CRESTMONT DR.
48542 EDWIN LEE BROWN
2167 JERICHO WAY
48816 PHILLIP & DIANE WINGATE
905 W. WILLOWBROOK DR.
48828 KEVIN SEELEY
1055 E. WILLOWBROOK DR.
48834 WAIDE WOODLAND
1074 CLARENE ST.
48840 MICHAEL LACROIX
1028 CLARENE 5T.
52742 LYND M. HOOVER
1318 EAST 4TH ST.
52964 MRS. JOHN PRATT
1420 EAST 2 1/2 5T.
53960 ROGER M. PIPKIN
1421 MERIDIAN ST.
56324 TERESA BENTLEY
518 E. BROADWAY AVE
56342 SCOTT JACOBSON
406 E. BROADWAY AVE
56358 ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
310 E. BROADWAY AVE
56444 MURRI'S ELECTRONICS
131 E. IDAHO
56776 MERIDIAN MOWER
804 E. 15T
58542 KENNETH THOMSON
909 EAST 4TH ST.
58690 BEN W. HARWELL
435 E. STATE
59470 MIKE CLAUNCH
338 E. STATE #2
59472 MIKE CLAUNCH
338 E. STATE #1
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95.20
109.10
69.00
81.50
68.00
73.60
33.55
52.55
36.50
49.30
53.25
92.20
92.60
109.50
46.20
37.25
36.50
88.50
60.70
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59488 GAMES HOH[ELL 147.10
234236 E. STATE
60536 WILLIAM HOWARD 113.05
32 E. FRANKLIN
92120 IRA GUNN 89.60
211 S.W. 7TH
92130 ALLEN H. GIACOMTNI 11.40
313 S.W. 7TH AVE.
92834 STEVEN E. TUCKER 79.90
768 HANOVER CT.
93774 CARL MCREYNOLDS 43.20
62 ROSE CIRCLE
95080 MRS. TERESA KINNE 68.30
1124 CRESTWOOD DR.
96910 THOMAS H. BRANDY 42.90
411 S. MERTDTAN ST.
96920 SHELLIE A. ALLEN 50.00
403 MERTDTAN ST.
8$ Past Due Accounts 6,027.55
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MERIDIAN
Phone (208)888-3999
December 2, 1988
City of Meridian
33 E Idaho Ave
Meridian, Idaho 83642
Dear Mayor and Council Members:
Sanitary
Service
Gentlemen, it has been two years since negotiations for
living rate increase. Sanitary Service wishes to open
this time. A copy of our 1987 tax returns can be made
information.
Our request would be as follows:
P.O. Box 626
Meridian, Idaho 83642
our last cost of
negotiations at
available for your
Residential: $5.15 per month, unlimited cans 1 time a week
Senior Citizens: $4.15 per month, unlimited cans 1 time a week
Commercial: $5.15 per month, 1 can limit
Construction and uncompacted drop-off boxes: $4.00 per yard
Compacted drop-off boxes: $5.00 per yard
Dumpster 1 pick-up 2 pick-ups 3 pick-ups 4 pick-ups 5 pick-ups 6 pick-u~
size per week per week per week per week per week per wee.
1 yd 22.00 33.00 42.00 52.50 63.00 73.00
1'~ yd 28.00 43.00 59.00 74.00 90.50 106.50
2 yd 32.00 48.00 66.00 84.00 101.50 119.00
3 yd 40.00 66.00 92.00 118.00 144.00 170.00
4 yd 60.00 107.00 154.00 201.00 248.00 296.00
6 yd 73.00 126.50 180.00 233.50 287.00 341.00
Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
Sincerely yours,
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Mohammad Alidj ani
President/Owner
MA:ah
cc: Councilman Ron Tolsma
Councilman J. E. Miters
Councilman Bob Geisler
Councilman Walt Morrow
City Clerk Jack Niemann
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MERIDIAN POLICE DEPARTMENT
33 EAST IDAHO AVENUE • MERIDIAN IDAHO 83642
PHONE (208) 888-6678
TELEX ID0010300
ROY E. PORTER
Chief of Police
December 6, 1988
Summary of 1989 Police Vehicle Bids, opened December 6, 1988
at 3:00 P.M.
Meridian Ford Sales: (1989 Ford Crown Victoria)
Bid Bondi Yes
Vehicle Bid Amount- $13,904.00
Trade Allowance- 1,000.00
Net Bid- $x12;9®4:00
Bob Rice Ford: (1989 Ford Crown Victoria)
Bid Bond- Yes
Vehicle Bid Amount- $13,729.00
Trade Allowance- 2,200.00
Net Bid- $11,529.00
Roundtree Chevrolet: (1989 Chevrolet Caprice)
Bid Bond- Yes
Vehicle Bid Amount- $14,110.75
Trade Allowance- 1,000.00
Net Bid- $13,110.75
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ORDINANCE NO. 07 d
AN ORDINANCE REPEALYNG SECTION 2-201 OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN AND RE-ENACTING SAID ORDINANCE
TO ADOPT THE 1988 VERSION OF THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE AND SOME
OF THE APPENDIXES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of
AMBROSE,
FITLOERALD
&CROOKBTON
Attorneys atM
Cm~meelora
P.O. Box 427
Meridian, Idaho
83842
Telepho~re 888+481
Meridian, Idaho, have concluded that it is in the best interest
of said City to repeal Section 2-201 of the Revised and Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Meridian and to adopt the 1988 version
of the Uniform Building Code and some of the appendixes.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and the City
Council of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho:
Section 1: That Section 2-201 of the Revised and Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby repealed.
Section 2: That Section 2-201 of the Revised and Compiled
Ordinances of the City of Meridian is hereby re-enacted which
shall read as follows:
2-201: ADOPTION OF THE- UNIFORM BUILDING CODE AND THE
UNIFORM BUILDING COAL BOOK OF STANDARDS: There is
hereby adopted bye-the City for the. purposes of establishing rules
and regulations for the construction, alteration, removal,
demolition, equipment, use and occupancy, location and
maintenance of buildings and structures, including permits and
penalties, that certain building code known as the Uniform
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Building Code, 1988 Edition and Appendix 7, Covered Mall
Buildings and Appendix 32, Re-Roofing, and Appendix 49, Patio
Covers of the Unform Building Code, of which not less than three
(3) copies have been and now are filed in the office of the City
Clerk, and the same are hereby adopted and incorporated as fully
as if set forth out at length herein, and from the date on which
this Section shall take effect, the provisions thereof shall be
controlling over .the construction of all buildings and other
structures-therein contained within the corporate limits of the
City. There is also hereby adopted the Uniform Building Code Book
of Standards, three (3) copies of which have been and now are
filed in the office of the City Clerk; provided, however, that
the following exceptions shall apply to the Uniform Building Code
Book of Standards:
Regardless of the provisions of the Uniform Building code
Book of Standards, the City shall not allow gravel to be used for
foundations in the construction of any building within the City,
and regardless of any of-the provisions of the Uniform Building
Code, particularly footings, section 2907(a) General, or of the
Uniform Building Code Book of Standards, the City shall not allow
wood, treated or otherwise, to be used for footings or
foundations.
Section 3: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect
from and after its passage and approval as required by law.
PASSED by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the
City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this~~ day of~~~.->7~j~r-
1988.
APPROVED:
V_
NT P. RINGS ORD-- YOR
T:
AMeROSE,
FITZOERALD
3 CROOICBTON
Attomeye and
Counaelora
P.O. Boz 427
Meridian, Idaho
83842
Telephone 8884161
Y CLERR
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ATE 'OF IDAHO,' ) .
s SS.
LINTY OF ADA, )
I, JACK NIEMANN, City Clerk of "the City of Meridian, Ada
unty, Idaho, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
true, full and correct copy of AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE 1988
RSION OF THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE AND ALL THE APPENDIXES THAT
E SET FORTH IN 2-201 OF THE MERIDIAN ORDINANCE BOOR AND TO ADD
THOSE APPEND XES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, passed as
dinance No. ~ , by the C y Cou{~cil and Mayor of the City of
ridian, on the ~f~ day of ~~CMhe~ , 1988, as the
me appears in my office.
DATED this _~ day of ~ ~,!M~G~'' , 1988.
JAC EMANN" CITY CLERR
CI OF MER DIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO
nrieAOSE,
~rtzaa+n~o
6CROOKSTON
Attwne,e end
COIOISB1016
P.O. Box427.
N$ridian,, Idaho
83842
Telephone8864481