1987 04-07A G E N D A
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL
APRIL 7, 1987
ITEM:
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING HELD MARCH 16, 1987: (APPROVED)
nl. PUBLIC HEARING: SENIOR CITIZENS GRANT: (GRANT APPROVED)
2. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR MARY & JESSE WILSON: (WITHDRAWN)
3. PUBLIC HEARING: VARIANCE REQUEST BY GAIL & SHELLY SWANDER: (APPROVED)
4. PUBLIC HEARING: REVISED FINAL PLAT ON MERIDIAN GREENS:(CONTINUED)
5. APPROVE THE COVENANTS FOR MERIDIAN GREENS: (CONTINUED)
6. PRE—TERMINATION HEARING, WATER,SEWER, TRASH DELINQUENCIES:(TURN—OFF
APPROVED)
7. APPROVE THE BILLS: (APPROVED)
8. ORDINANCE # 474: ADOPT 1987 ELECTRICAL CODE: (APPROVED)
9. ORDINANCE # 475: AMEND BUILDING CODE: (APPROVED)
10. RESOLUTION # 111: FEE SCHEDULE FOR BUILDING PERMITS: (APPROVED)
11. RESOLUTION # 112: FEE SCHEDULE FOR ELECTRICAL PERMITS:(APPROVED)
12. AUTHORIZE DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS.AS REQUIRED BY IDAHO CODE:
(APPROVED)
13., VARIANCE FOR BASEMENT NEW CITY HALL:(APPROVED)
14. DEPARTMENT REPORTS.
MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL APRIL 7, 1987
Regular Meeting of the Meridian City Council called to order by Mayor
Grant Kingsford at 7:30 P.M.:
Members Present: Bill Brewer; Ron Tolsma: Bert Myers: Bob Giesler:
Other Present: Scout Troop #28, Residents of Counrty Terrace, Carlyle
Briggs, P.E., Dale Ryan, Don Hubble, Norm Fuller, Roy Porter, Gary
Smith, Kenny Bowers, Bob Mitich, Wayne Crookston, Jim -Shearer, Walt
Morrow, Wayne Skiver, Miriam Barr, Bob Wherry, Steve Anderson, Gail
& Shelly Swander:
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Myers to approve the
minutes of the previous meeting held March 16, 1987 as written:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Mayor Kingsford welcomed the Member of Scout Troop #28 who were in
attendance.
Item #1: Public Hearing: Senior Citizens Grant:
Mayor Kingsford, I will now open the Public Hearing, is there anyone
from the Public who wishes to testify on the application for a Block
Grant for the Senior Citizens?
Carlyle -Briggs was present to give testimony on this request.
Briggs, I have prepared the application and I have here tonite the
necessary thing that are required for the hearing including a copy
of the application if the Mayor & Council would like to look at it.
Mayor Kingsford, I do not think that will be necessary unless there
is other testimony that would require that otherwise it can just be
filed with the Clerk.
Briggs, if there is anyone needs further information, I can answer
questions.
Mayor Kingsford, is there anyone else present who wishes to testify
on this application? There was no response, the Public Hearing was
closed.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma that the City
of Meridian approve of the application for a Block Grant for the
Meridian Senior Citzens in the amount requested.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #2: Conditional Use Permit for Mary & Jesse Wilson:
Mayor Kingsford, for the Council and Public information the Wilson's
withdrew their application for a Conditional Use Permit.
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PAGE # 2
Item #3: Public Hearing: Variance Request by Gail & Shelly Swander:
Mayor Kingsford, at this time we will open the Public Hearing, is there
anyone in the audience who wishes to testify on this request?
Gail Swander was present, Swander was sworn by the City Attorney.
Swander, we talked to the real estate agent and told him how we wanted
to build the fence and he advised everything was alright, we saw other
fences like ours in the subdivision so forsaw no problems. We thought
everything was fine until we got the notice that our fence was in
violation of the City Ordinance. We have a pool and a trampoline in
the back yard and we both work and do not want to cut the fence down
to three feet as we are afraid the children in the neighborhood would
climb over a three foot fence when we are gone.and maybe drown in our
pool.
Mayor Kingsford, any questions of the Council of Mr. Swander? There
were none. Is there anyone else in the audience who wishes to offer
testimony? There was no response, the Public Hearing was closed.
Giesler, I would like to say I did drive by and the fence is done very
well and one way is a stop sign and you can see around the corner good
in the other direction and I personally do not have any problems with
this fence.
Brewer, the fence does seem to be in the best interest of the Swanders
and all the surrounding neighbors seem to be in agreement, I certainly
have no objections to this Variance.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Brewer to grant the
Variance request made by Gail and Shelly Swanders for a fence.
Motion Carfied: All Yea:
Item #4: Revised Final Plat on Meridian Greens: Public Hearing:
Mayor Kingsford, I will now open the Public Hearing, before we start
I would like to make a couple of comments, If the Engineer would come
up we have a couple of questions.
Mr. Don Hubble, Hubble Engineering, Mr. Hubble was sworn by the City
Attorney.
Mayor Kingsford, the question I have or we have is that as we looked
at plats the one that was distributed was different than the one you
gave the City Engineer for his review. The one was distributed on the
13th and the one you gave the Engineer was dated the 18th. Could we
have a clearing of the issue as to which one is correct?
Hubble, tonite we are trying to present the one that was revised after
we submitted the plat to the City. The one the Engineer received is
the one we are presenting tonite and it does have a slightly different
street arrangement than the one before. The density is the same but
after working with the Highway District and looking at this ourselves
we have changed the collector street SE 5th to better comply with the
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layout of the balance of the property. I can show this on the plat.
Mayor Kingsford, I have looked at it and most of the Councilman have
seen it but it really presents a problem when we have studied one
thing than on the night of the meeting we are looking at something
else. There is a reason we require twenty one sets of those things
and distribute them and that is so we can review them. Are there any
question of Mr. Hubble by the Council?
Giesler, just that the changes will be noticed in the second plan and
I feel we do need it brought up tonite as to how we are going to do
this and maybe have time to study it more.
Mayor Kingsford, Counselor, a.legal question, can we act on some-
thing different than what was presented to us?
Counselor, as far as approving it I do not think you should take action
to approve it or deny it , I think a lot of people are here, they can
give their testimony if they are talking about other than the changes
that are being made, I think we.can take that and make it a record
today so those people do not have to come back if they do not want
to but you probably should continue the matter and continue the
Public Hearing until the Council has had a opportunity to review the
requested Final Plat and also if anyone wants to come back again, they
can come back to the continued hearing and we should take additional
testimony. We would not need additional notice as we are continuing
a duly noticed hearing you would need to continue the hearing until
it was decided to bring it back before the Council.
Mayor Kingsford, any other questions of Mr. Hubble or do you have any-
thing further you wish to say Mr. Hubble?
Hubble, this Meridian Greens #1 is a part of a larger parcel and so
we have a variable boundry on the southern boundry line so the one
we submitted here, our master plan then was designed to eventully
tie..into another street down toward the southeast portion of the
parcel. In meeting with ACHD and looking at traffic flow patterns
they recommended.that SE 5th be continued further south and used as
a collector so that was one of the major reasons for the modification.
It is a rather slight modification at that SE corner and it did
create a boundry adjustment. This was approved in 1979 or 1980 as
Meridian Greens Unit #1 and at that time the overall plan for the 160
acres had approval for 830 units, which is approximately 5.2 units
per acre, it did have a golf course involved in it and some multi-
family housing on a portion of it, the new submittal now the overall
general plan would have roughly 360 lots which is a density of 2.5
units per acre. In this Meridian Greens #1 we have 106 lots.so we have
fewer lots. The orginal approval was with no sewer and water, we now
have City water & sewer available and the whole subdivision will be
connected to that. We believe we have a good traffic flow pattern.
Mayor Kingsford, I am reluctant to offer this as a suggestion Mr. Hubble
in about 1980 myself, Mr. Hosac and others had some problems about run-
ing that street through Country Terrace, our Engineer at that time
suggested it should be, so I supported that and spent considerable
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PAGE # 4
time seeing that it did go though as planned. In visiting with our
present Engineer and I am sure that a good deal of the comments involved
in the large turnout here tonite is concerned about that street going
through there.. The Engineer could see no reason for that going through
other than it could make for better traffic flow at such time that
Country Terrace might come into the City, particularly for ..emergency
vehicles and being able to go from one to the other subdivision. I
would like to offer this up as a proposal that maybe you consider
extending SE 3rd Street on out -to Overland, which would give you more
lots in the first phase and abandon that through Country Terrace.
Hubble, in response to Country Terrace Way, the ACHD was in favor of
having that extended the portion in Country Terrace being right -a -way
at the present time as well as additional streets being extended and
one of those could be in the vicinity of Calderwood , we are trying
to comply with their requests. Their recommendations in the future
are to extend streets both to the East & West as well as to the South.
By extending Country Terrace Way we are complying with their recommend-
ations, in fact as an existing right -a -way they have a preference to
have that.
Mayor Kingsford, I know this was a issue several years ago, I think
there was some misinformation given the residents of Cbuntxy Terrace
at that time it was always a dedicated right -a -way that was supposed
to go through, there was some discussion that it was told to them that
in fact it was going to be a golf cart easement, that was discussed at
City Council and never granted. Anyone else from the Public who wishes
to offer testimony?
Joe Plaza, 1889 Country Terrace Way, Mr. Plaza was sworn by City Attorney.
Plaza, I am representing the homeowners of Country Terrace Subdivision,
I am addressing you tonite in regards to Meridian Greens #1, we as
homeowners of Country Terrace are not opposed to having development in
this location we are however opposed to development that will not
carry the same pride of ownership or.provide for the same restrictive
covenants currently in place for Country Terrace Subdivision. The
objections that we want to make known are first the orginal plan did
call for golf course, swimming pool , clubhouse,homes & townhouses
construction was_i to be governed by the same covenants , conditions and
restrictions as Country Terrace. We realize that the golf course is no
longer feasible. We do believe that the same convenats, conditions &
restrictions should be adherred to. The covenants we are most concerned
with is that there is a minimum of 1600 square foot of living space and
shake roof on each home, we also feel that density of 2.5 homes per
acre is appropriate. The second concern is that the street, Country
Terrace Way does not become a thru street, the additional traffic would
be a deterimant to our subdivision and an increased danger to the residents.
The Meridian Greens seem to have adequate access and the continuation
of Country Terrace Way would not benefit.either development. Our addi
tional concern is to the homeowners on Overland Road who are not a
part of Country Terrace is the issue of the irrigation water. The home-
owners concur and support the continued delivery of irrigation water to
these homeowners.
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PAGE # 5
Mayor Kingsford, anyone else from the public who wishes to offer
testimony ?There was no response. I think it would be appropriate
to continue the Public Hearing until the next meeting when we have
the proper plats of the subdivision. The Public Hearing will be
continued until the April 21, 1987 meeting.
Item # 5: Covenants for Meridian Greens:
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Brewer to postpone the
covenants on Meridian Greens until the next meeting.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #6: Pre -Termination Hearing, Water/Sewer/Trash Delinquencies:
Mayor Kingsford, You have been informed in writing, if you choose to,
you have a right to a pre -termination hearing before the Mayor & Council
to appear in person to be judged on facts and defend the claim made by
the City that your water, sewer & trash bill is delinquent. You may re-
tain counsel. Is there anyone in the audience who wishes a pre -termina-
tion hearing? There was no response. Due to their failure to pay their
water bill or present any valid reason why the bill has not been paid,
their water shall be turned off on April 15, 1987. In order to have
their water turned back on, there will be an additional fee of $10.00.
They are hereby informed that they may appeal or have the decision of
the City reviewed by the Fourth Judicial District Court, pursuant to
Idaho Code. Even though they appeal the water will be shut off.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Giesler to approve the
turnoff list as submitted.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Mayor Kingsford, the amount of the turn-off list is $4,333.10:
Item # 7: Approve the Bills:
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Myers to approve the ills.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #8: Ordinance #474:
Mayor Kingsford, an Ordinance amending Title 2, Chapter 3, Electrical
Code revised and complied Ordinances of the City of Meridian, Ada
County, by adoption of the 1987 National Electrical Code and additions
thereto; By repealing Section 2-313, inspection Fees and re -acting said
Section 2-313, inspection fees such taht inspection fees will be est-
ablished by the City Electrical Inspector with the approval of the
City Council and providing an effective date, Is there anyone in the
audience who wishes Ordinance #474 read in its entirety? There was no
response.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded.by Myers that the rules and
provisions of 50-902 and all rules and provisions requiring that Ordin-
ances be read on three different days be dispensed with and that Ordin-
ance #474 as read be passed and approved.
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Motion Carried: Giesler, Yea: Myers, Yea: Tolsma, Yea: Brewer, Yea:
Item # 9: Ordinance #475:
Mayor Kingsford, an Ordinance amending Title 2, Chapter 1, Building Code,
of the revised and complied Ordinances of the City of Meridian, Ada
County, Idaho by the repeal of Section 2-101, adoption of the Uniform
Building Code and the Uniform Building Code Book of standards and by
re-enactingthe same with the additions pertaining to Appendix' of
the Uniform Building Code relating to covered Mall Buildings and Re-
roofing and by adding a new section tou.1the Chapter to be known as
Section 2-103, exception to the code, by the repeal of Section 2-105
permit required for construction or alteration and by re-enacting the
same except for the schedule.of fees and providing an effective date, Is
there anyone in the audience who wishes Ordinance #475 read in its
entirety? There was no response.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma-'that the rules and
provisions of 50-902 and all rules and provision requiring that Ordin-
ances be read on three different days be dispensed with and that Ordin-
ance Number 475 as read be passed and approved.
Motion Carried: Giesler, Yea: Myers, Yea: Tolsma, Yea: Brewer, Yea:
Item # 10: Resolution # 111: Fee schedule for Building Permits.
Mayor Kingsford, this is a Resolution setting the permit fees which are
less than specified in the Uniform Building Code.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve Resolution
#111.
Motion Carried; All Yea:
Item #11: Resolution # 112: Fee Schedule for Electrical Permits:
Mayor Kingsford, I have been advised by the Electrical Inspector that
this fee schedule reflects a fair permit fee in accordance with other
Cities in the area.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve Resolut-
ion # 112:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Item #12: Destruction of Certain Records.
Mayor Kingsford, Councilman you have recieved the request from the City
Clerk to destroy some old records, this would save the moving to the new
building.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve the des-
truction of the records requested in the correspondence from the City
Clerk.
Motion Carried: All Yea;
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PAGE # 7
Item #13: Variance for Basement for New City Hall:
Mayor Kingsford, the new Building Code has requirements that buildings
that have basements for storage to have two accesses, the old building
code did not require that, the fire and life safety code does not
require this, in the new city hall we are going to have some storage
and the mechanical in the basement area. I propose we have a variance
to the building code that requires two accesses. The basement will be
sprinkled and will not be occupied for other than storage.
Myers, what do you think about this Fire Chief?
Fire Chief, we have no problems with this, like the Mayor stated the
fire and life safety code only requires one access.
The Motion was made by Myers and seconded by Tolsma to approve a Variance
for the new city hall for only one entrance into the basement of the
new building.
Motion Carried. All Yea:
Mayor Kingsford, before we have department reports I would like to
publically thank the members of the Church of Christ for their efforts
over the last week in cleaning up the debris and so forth at their old
church , while it was not necessarily their responsiblity, I greatly
appreciate that they cleaned up the property -at their expense and did
away with a real safety hazard.
Department Reports.
Building Inspector, you asked that I bring in this sticker that I picked
up from the City of Nampa that they use on signs, I would like to have
the Council approval to use this, one good thing about this sticker is
it does not come off.
Tolsma, can we have some clarification about the rules along East First
Street that was found out?
Building Inspector, the Chief of Police might say something about that,
he really handled that well today.
Chief Porter, I contacted the Department of Idaho Transportation today
they sent a person from the right-of-way division over and we visited
the establishments along East First, he spoke to them in regards to the
State Code violations in regards to their signs and he told me that in
two weeks the signs should be gone from the sidewalks and right -a -ways.
if they are not removed I am to be in contact with them and they will
post the signs and they have thirty.days to remove them or the Idaho
Transportation Department will remove them.
The Motion was made by Tolsma and seconded by Myers to have the Build-
ing Inspector have some of the.stickers made up to apply to signs that
are in violation for his use.
Motion Carried: All Yea.
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PAGE # 8
P & Z Chairman, Walt Morrow, I would like to bring up that at our May -A
Meeting we will be starting some amendments to the Zoning & Development"`
Ordinance , anything that the Mayor or Council belieives should be
changed please bring these to our attention. `-
Mayor Kingsford, I think the one we have discussed a certain amount is
in regards to the Conditional Use Permit that maybe violates Covenants.
If you have anything else please submit them to the Planning & Zoning
Commission.
City Attorney, just for the Council information we did collect our
judgement from Mr. Amyx.
Mayor Kingsford, in regard to that, I did not go over there today but
continues to pile back up, what steps have we taken?
City Attorney, I was waiting until they served this execution from the
Sheriff, I thought this might get his attention, I do not know when that
was served, but it was served on March 24, 1987 and he apparently has
not done anything since the date of the execution, so maybe I should
move henceforth.
Mayor Kingsford and the Council concurred with this.
City Engineer, the Water & Sewer extension has been completed, Western
States Equipment Company has water.
Mayor Kingsford, while we are on that subject it is appropriate that I
discuss with the Council the preliminary contract proposal that we made
with Western States. In meeting withthem last week it was discussed
that just them and us will be partners in the extension project. and
enter into a late -comers contract. They have at least verbally at this
time agreed to be a one fifth owners in the line and commit to one
fifth of the cost plus their share. -of -units in the lines. I might also
say that Western States has been a very good firm to work with.
Myers, as you know we had a accident on Franklin where the sewer man-
hole cover came off by unknown causes, this girl ran into the hole and
damaged her car. She submitted the initial claim to our Insurance
Company. They looked at it and did not think there was any liability
on the City's part, however because we have a $1000.00 deductible and
the repairs are only going to be $500.00 they told the girl that they
did not think there was any liability. She has now filed a claim against
the City as required by the Tort Claims Act. I looked at the car and
the repair costs were well within line, the Insurance Company does
not feel we have any liability and I am not sure we have any liability.
I have talked to the girl and her mother and they feel the City was at
fault and they say that if we do not.pay them they are going to get an
attorney and take us to court. We have three alternatives, one is to
pay this claim, two isnot-.to take:.any action on this claim and three
is if we let that happen and they do file suit the Insurance Company
will provide defense costs not necessarily pay anything because of our
deductible. I do not feel the City is at fault but we have now went to
the expense to the City to redo this manhole and another one further to
the west, and do not known what effect this would have if suit was filed.
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Page # 9
The City Engineer advised the Council on what had been done to repair
these manhole covers.
Brewer, if there is any way the City could be held libel for this I
think it would be to our advantage to spend the $500.00 and get it
taken care of.
There was more discussion on this.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Giesler to authorize
Council Myers to negotiate this claim in the best interest of the City
and not except any liability but as* a goodwill measure and pay the
amount arrived at.
Motion Carried: All Yea:
Brewer,. -it seem that a continous yard sale is being carried on at the
property at the corner located on East First and Carlton, the City Hall
has written several time on this and it has not aleviated the problem,
I also believe maybe the City should pass some kind of Ordinance where
yard sales can .be limited to a certain number a year. I would like
the Council to authorize the City Attorney to write a letter to the
owner of the property in question.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Tolsma to have the City
Attorney draft a letter to Mr. Jim Johnson regarding his property
located at 1103 East First.
Motion Carried: 3 Yea: Myers Abstained:
Being no further business to come before the Council the Motion was -
made by Tolsma and seconded by Myers.to adjourn at 8:25 p.m.:
Motion Carried: All Yea:
(TAPE ON FILE OF THESE PROCEEDINGS)
APPROVED:
Jac14 Niemann,/City
pc• Mayor Council
P & Z Commission
Att , Eng, Fire, Police
St art, Ward, Mitich,
_Hallett, Kiebert,
Valley News, Statesman
ACRD, NIMD, ACC, CDH, ACZ
Mail (4) File (4)
OFrlCiALS
JACK NIEMANN City Clark
A. M. KIEBER" Treasurer
BRUCE D STUART, Wate• Works Supt
WAYNE G. CROONSTON, JR. ATiontey
EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt.
KENNY BOWERS. Fire Chief
ROY PORTER, Police Chief
GARY SMITH City Engineer
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CITY OF MERIDIAN
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MERIDIAN, IDAHO
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Phone 886.4433
GRANT P. KINGSFORD
Mayor
To Mayor Kingsford & City Council Members:
Under Idaho Code 50-907 you need to approve by
a motion to make it possible to destroy the
following records:
All purchase orders, vouchers, water & sewer
records prior to September 30, 1981.
Election records from 1967 thru 1980, all
cash receipts prior to September 30, 1986
and Bond records for 1955 & 1975.
This will make it possible to have more space
available and eliminate having to move these
old documents to the new City Hall.
COUNCILMEN
BILL BREWER
RONALD R. TOLSMA
J. E. BERT MYERS
ROBERT GIESLER
BOB SPENCER
chairman Zoning & Planning
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This Petition, dated this rS-� day of April , 1987,
represents 100$ of the homeowners who are current resident
tenants in Country Terrace Subdivision, Ada County. This Peti-
tion is given in consideration of the new preliminary plat, de-
scribed as Meridian Greens, Unit No. 1, to be located South of
Overland Road and East of the Overland/Meridian intersection.
The undersigned, members of the Country Terrace Homeowners
association, are not opposed to a housing development to be lo-
cated as described above. We are, however, opposed to any devel-
opment that will not imbue a sense of pride of ownership nor pro-
vide for the same restrictive covenants currently in effect for
our existing subdivision. The following are the objections
raised against Meridian Greens, Unit No. 1:
Originally, the area was to provide for a golf course, club-
house, and swimming pool. Homes and townhouses constructed
thereon were to be governed by the same covenants, conditions,
and restrictions as Country Terrace Subdivision. As stated in
the C.C. & Rs., a minimum of 1600 square feet of living space on
the main living floor of all units together with shake roofs was
to be inherent in each dwelling. We take exception to the pro-
posed square footage of the units to be constructed and feel the
minimum of 1600 square feet should be adhered to. Additionally,
it is felt that a housing density of no more than 2. 5 homes per
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Further, we do not want Country Terrace Way to be a "thrum
street nor a main thoroughfare for traffic ingressing or egres-
sing Meridian Greens Unit #1. At the time of acquisition of our
building lots, all members of the Country Terrace Homeowners
Association were advised that the proposed extension of Country
Terrace Way would be in the form of a golf cart and/or bicycle
path. Our purchase and participation in Country Terrace Sub-
division was predicated upon the construction of aforesaid golf
course and accouterments thereto.
Of additional concern to those homeowners located on
Overland Road who have been made a part of the developer's
mailing but not actually part of Country Terrace Subdivision, is
the issue of irrigation water rights. The undersigned homeowners
concur and support the continued delivery of irrigation to these
three (3) subject homes and we all feel their water rights should
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COLfr= TERRACE SUBDIVISION10
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Dated: June 23, 1977
Recorded: July 14, 1977
Instrument No. 7732451
The undersigned, being the owners of the property hereinafter described,
hereby adopt the following protective covenants in their entirety to apply to
real property to be subdivided and contained in a subdivision to be knot -in as
COU14TRY TERRACE SUBDIVISION, a portion of Lot 1 of Section 19, Township 3 North,
Range 1 East, Boise r1 ridian, Ada County, Idaho.
COUNTRY TERRACE SUBDIVISION is divided into single Family and/or two Family
(duplex) residential lots in temp] iance with the local and state regulations
:!ju] laws.
The foll owing : c ovoiants shall run -with the land and be in -force- and effect
for thirty (30) years hereafter unless sooner terminated by agreement of the
cyin-►ers of seventy-five percent (75%) of the land in the subdivision and are* .
as follows, to -wit:
(1) No building, fence, wall, structure, improvement or obstruction shall
be placed or permitted to renain upon any part of said property unless a written
request for al}ryroval t1it-reof containing the plans and spec.?fications therefor,
including exterior color scheme, has been approved in writing by a majority of
the Architectural Comn;.'ttee or by its representative designated by a majority
of the Conenittee. The %=nproval of the Committee shall not be unreasonably.
withheld if the said plans and specifications are for improvements which are
similar in general desiLm and quality, and generally in hannony with the
dwellings then located on said property.
Variances in building set -hack requirements shown on plat may be given by
.the architectural committee upon proper showing and so long as the county
oniinances on setbacks are met.
The ground floor area of a one story house in this subdivision shall not be
less than 16000 square feet, the ground floor area of a split-level house in
this subdivision shall not be less thari 900 square feet; the ground'floor=area,of�
a split entry or a two-story house in this subdivision shall not be less, than )100
feet. All two family (duplex) buildings shall. be not less. than 900 square feet
per individual dwelling unit, or not less than 2000 square feet for entire building.
All areas requirarients shall be exclusiveof the garage area and shall
be well constructed of good -quality material and workmanship. For the purpose
'of covenant, eaves, steps, and open porches shall not be construed
to permit any portion of a building, on a lot to enroach upon anyother lot. No
residence shall be in excess of two stories.
All buildings shall be provided with shake roofs.
The value of any residence in the subdivision shall exceed $50,000.00 in
value including the value of the land and improvements thereon, based on
June, 1977 values.
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Instrument No. 7732451
Fences shall not extend closer to any street than 20 feet without express
approval of the Architectuml Committee, and shall be of good quality and
workmanship and shall be properly finished and maintained. The location of
fences, hedges, high plantings, obstructions or barriers shall be so situated
as not to unreasonably interfere with the enjoyment and use of neighboring
properties and streets and shall not be allowed to constitute an undesirable or
noxious or nuisance use. The determination of the Architectural Comnitee
shall be binding on all parties as to whether, an undesirable, noxious or nuisance
use exists.
At least fifteen (15) days prior to any construction being commenced, two
sets of plans and specifications shall be submitted to the Oomnittee--one
set shall be dated and receipt acknowledged by the Chairman of the Committee.
and retumed immediately to the owner.
(2) No building shall be located on any lot nearer to the front lot line
or nearer to the side and rear lot lines thane, the minimum building setback
distances as set forth in the Ada County Zoning Ordinance, however in any event
no building shall be located on any lot nearer than Twenty,Five (25) feet fran
the front lot line and Fifteen feet' from the rear line nor nearer than five (5 )
feet per story to any side line.
(3) Construction of any residences on the subdivision shall be diligently
pursued after commencement thereof, to be completed within one (1) years,
including landscaping.
Each house shall have at least one ornam6ntal tree of at least 8 feet in
height in the front yard.
(4) No building shall be moved onto the above premises.
(5) No shack, tent, trailer house, or basement only, shall be used within ,
this subdivision for living quarters, permanent or.temporary.
(6) Nothing or an offensive, dangerous , odorous , or noisy kind; shall be
conducted or carried on nor shall anything be done or permitted in said sub- ,
division which may be or became an annoyance or nuisance to the other property
owners'in saidsubdivision. Weeds shall be kep't cut to less than 4 inches high.
(7) Keeping or raising of farm animals or poultry shall be prhoibited.
All dogs and cats or household pets kept on these premises, shall be properly
fed and cared for and shall be adequately fenced so as not to annoy or trespass
upon the use of the property of others.
Dogs shall not be allowed to run at large. Not more than two dogs and or
cats or other pets may be kept at one time, e7cept that a litter of.youngmay
be kept until 8 weeks old.
No business shall be conducted on the above property that cannot be am-.
ducted within the residence of the owner. No signs shall be installed to advertise
said business. No oil exploration or development of any nature or kind of
mining exploration, development shall be permuted upon the lots in this
subdivision.
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Instrument No. 7732451
(8) Only one outbuilding per lot will be allowed. All outbuildings shall
be constructed of good quality building materjals completely finished and painted
on the outside and shall be of good quality and character that will be in harmony
with the other building on said property and must be approved by the Architectural
Committee.
(9) No building or structure shall be placed on said property so as to
obstruct the windows or light of any adjoining property owner in said subdivision.
(10) Easements for installation and maintenance of utilities and drainage
facilities are reserved, as shown on the recorded plat of said subdivision over
the areas indicated on said plat. Within these easements no structure, planting
or other material shall be placed or permitt'd to remain which may damage or
interfere with the: installation : and maintenance of -the- -utilities - or which may
change the direction of flow of water through drainage channels in the ease-
ments. The easement area of each lot and improvements in it shall be
maintained continuously by the owner of the lot, except for those improvements
for which.a public authority or utility is responsible.
(11) The grantors are under no obligat'bn to delivery irrigation water or
to furnish rights-of-way in connection with e deliver of irrigation water to
any lot or building site in this subdivision.
(12) All bathroom, sink and toilet facilities shall be located inside the
dwelling house or other suitable appurtenant building, and shall be connected
by underground pipe with a private septic tank planed at a depth and made of '
a type construction approved by the Ada Cbunt7 Central District Health Depardnent '
and the State of Idaho Health authorities ori. public sewer when available.
Drainage from said septic tank shall be ept within the building limits of
each building site. Approval of all sewag 'sposal systems installed shall be
obtained from the City-Cbunty Health Department and the Grantor shall have '
no obligation to construct any sewer or provide any connection thereto. 'All '
septic tanks shall be located on the street side of each dwelling unless otherwise '
directed by the Health Department. ;. ,�;:� �n Igo -►"`
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(13) No sign of any kind shall be displayed to public view on any building
or building site on said property except on professional sign of not more than '
five square feet advertising the property for sale or rent, or signs '
used by the developer to advertise the property during the construction and '
sales period. If a property is sold or rent , any sign relating thereto shall
be moved immediately, except that the Declar t or its agent may post a '
"Sold" sign for a reasonable period following a sale.
(14) No lot or building site included within this -subdivision shall be used
or maintained as a dumping ground for waste material. Incinerators are not
permitted. Receptacles for storage of trash garbage, etc. shall be maintained
a in a sanitary and clean condition.
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Instrwnent No. 7732451
Parking of boats, trailers, motorcyles, trucks, track -campers and like
equipment, or junk cars or other unsightly vehicles, shall not be allowed on
any part of said property nor on public ways adjacent thereto excepting only
within the confines of an enclosed,garage, or other approved enclosure, and
no portion of same may project beyond the enclosed area. Parking of auto-
mobiles or other vehicles on any part of the Iproperty shall be prohibited except
within garages, carports, or other approved areas. The Architectural
Committee shall be the sole and exclusive judges of approved parking areas.
Their decision shall be final and binding.
No machinery, building equipment or mate" al shall be stored upon site
until the Grantee is ready and able to comm:: the construction with respect .
to such building upon which such building mat, ial shall be placed within the
property line of such building site upon .which the structure is to .be erected.
(15) Installation of radio and/or televlhe
sion antennae is prohibited outside
any building without written permission from Architectural Committee.
(16) These covenants shall run with the land and shall be binding on all
persons owning under them for a period of thirty (30) years from the date of
the recording hereof, after which time such'venants shall be automatically '
extended for successive periods of ten (10) y ars, unless at any time after the
initial recording of this instrument, an instrument signed by the owners of
75% of the land of the subdivision has been recorded agreeing to change or
terminate said covenants in whole or in part. '
(17) Enforcement against any person or persons violating or attempting
to violate any covenant herein after ten (10) days notice thereof in writing
served on the offending party, shall be had by any property owners within
said subdivision either at law or equity. In the event of a judgment against
any person for such violation, the Court may 'ward injunction against any
Any owner, or the owner of an recorded rt e
property, shall have the right to any
b an gpr uponany
law or in part of d
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equity, all restrictions, conditions, convene -pts, reservations, liens and
charges now or hereafter imposed by the Prov ions of this Declaration.
Failure by any owner to enforce any covenantor restrictions herein`, contained
shall in no event be deemed a waiver of the right to do so, thereafter. '
(18) A committee of three persons shall act as an architectural design
committee and shall, prior to any new constru ion in said subdivision, be
furnished with detailed plans of any proposed building to be located in said
subdivision and shall be allowed fifteen days to review said plans, drawings,
and specifications. If said Committee shall approve of the proposed building,
°or any modification or alteration thereof, they shall so indicate and their
approval shall be construed as full compliance with the provisions of Para-
graph (1) of the original Covenants, Said ccuruttee.shalL have sole descretion
to determine what shall be substantial compl.ienee with said Covenants. No
buildings what shall be substantial compliance, with said Covenants. No
buildings shall occupy any portion of said subdivision without theior'
of said carunittee. Pr' approval
J • �
•
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Instrument No. 7732451 1
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The committee shall consist of the following.-
Chet
ollowing:Chet W. Hosac 3970 East Chind Boulevard Meridian, Idaho 83642 1
Lorraine M Hosac 3970 East Chinden Boulevard Meridian, Idaho 83642
Steven W. Hosac 4809 Arden Way Carmichael, California 95608
• Stanley J. Hosac 8432 Fairview Avenue Boise, Idaho 83704
A majority of said committee is empowered to act for the committee. In the
event any member of the committee is unable lto act or fails or desires not to
act, the remaining committee members shall appoint an owner of a lot in said
subdivision to serve on said comnittee, all of whom will serve without com-
pensation.
(19) Additional Easements: In addition to easements shown on the recorded
-- plat, an easement is further-reserved`5--fee each side of all other lot lines
for installation and maintenance of utiliti s, irrigation and drainage. Within
all easements no structures, other than fen s, may be placed or permitted to
remain. The areas may be planted and lands ped but may not be obstructed
or altered to interrupt the flow of water ainage through the easements.
Said easements shall be maintained by the 1 t owner, except where.a public
authority or utility company is responsible
(20) At such time as the dry line sewers are made operational by connection
to sanitary system collection trunks said household facilities shall within -nine (9)
months be connected thereto, and owner hereby agrees to pay the City of Meridian
all applicable connection fees and monthly service charges as prescribed by
Meridian City ordiances.
(21) Invalidation of any one of theseoovenants shall in no wise affect any
of the other provisions which shall remain �n full force and effect. ,
(22) A Homeowners Association shallb duly formed by the current. Grantees.
'chis association in the form of allon-Profit Water Corporation, will be for the purpose
of owning, maintaining, and operating a well and water distribution system for
the subdivision. Membership in this Homeowners Association shall be mandatory
and continuous by all current and future Grantees, which Association shall be ded-
icated to the welfare of all Grantees in the COUNTRY- TERRACE SUBDIVISION,'��`_
/s/ Chet W. Hosac
/s/ Lorraine M. Hosac
/s/ Steven W. Hosac
/s/ Stanley J. Hosac
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VALUATION
• EXHIBIT "A"
t'. I iy OF MERIDIAN
BUILbING PERMIT FEES
PERMIT FEE
100-500
13.00
501-600
14.50
601-700
16.00
701-800
17.50
801-900
18.00
901-1,000
20.50
1,001-1,100
22.00
1,101-1,200
23.50
1,201-1,300
25.00
1,301-1,400
26.50
1,401-1,500
28.00
1,501-1,600
29.50
1,601-1,700
31.00
19701-1,800
32.50
1,801-1,900
34.00
1,901-2,000
35.50
2,001-3,000
41,50
3,001-4,000
47.50
4,001-5,000
53.50
5,001-61000
59.50
6,001-7,000
65,50
7,001-8,000
71.50
8,001-9,000
77.50
9,001-10,000
85.00
10,001-11,000
89.50
11,0b1-12,000
95.50
12,001-13,000
101.50
13,001-14,000
107.50
14,001-15,000
113.50
15,901-16,000
119.50
16'1'001-17,000
125.50
17,00:1-18,000
131.50
18,001-19,000
137.50
19,Opl-20,000
143.50
20,001-21,000
•149.50
21,001-22,000
155.50
221001-23,000
161,50
23,001-24,000
167.50
24,001-25,000
173.50
25,001-26,000
178.00
26,001r27,000
182.50
27,001-28,000
187.50
28,001-29,000
191.50
29,001-30,000
196.00
30,001-31,000
200.50
31,001-32,000
205.00
32,001-33,000
209.50
33,001-34,000
214.00
34,001-35,000
218,00
35 001-36,000
223,00
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PERMIT FEE
44,001-45,000
263.50
45,001-46,000
268.00
46,001-47,000
272.50
47,001-48,000
277.00
48,001-49,000
281.50
49;001-50,000
286.00
50,001-51,008
289.00
51,001-52,000
292.00
52,001-53,000
29.5.00
53,001-54,000
298.00
54,001-55,000
301.00
55,001-56,000
304.00
56,001-57,000
307.00
57,001-58,000
310.00
58,001-59,000
313.00
59,001-60,000
316.00
60,001-61,000
319.00
61,001-62,000
322.00
62,001-63,000
325.00
63,001-64,000
328.00
64,001,65,000
331.00
65,001-66,000
336.00
6631001-67,000
339.00
67,001-68,000
342.00
68,001-69,000
345.00
69,001-10,000
348.00
70,001-71,000
351.00
711,001-729000
354.00
721001-73,000
357.00
73,00174,000
360.00
741001-75,000
363.00
75,001-76,000
366,00
76,001-77,000
369.00
77,001-78,000
372.00
78,001-79,000
375.00
79,001-80,000
380.00
80.001&1,000
384.00-
81,001-82,000
388.00
82..001-83,000
392.00
83, 00184_, 000
396.00
84,001-85,000
400.00
85,001-86,000.
404.00
86,001-87,000
408.00
87,001-88,000
416.00
88,001-89,000
420.00
89;001-90,000
424.00
909001-91,000
428.00
91,001-92,000
432.00
92,001-93,000
436.00
93,001-94,000
440.00
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OFFICIALS
JACK NIEMANN City Clerk
A. M. KIEBERT, Treasurer
BRUCE D STUART, Water WJrke Supt.
WAYNE G. CROOKSTON, JR., Attorney
EARL WARD, Waste Water Supt.
KENNY BOWERS, Fire Chief
ROY PORTER, Police Chief
GARY SMITH, City Engineer
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4 ""ond Place to Live
OF MERIDIAN
728 Meridian Street
MERIDIAN, IDAHO
83642
Phone 8884333
GRANT P. KINGSFORD
Mayor
To Mayor Kingsford & City Council Members:
Under Idaho Code 50-907 you need to approve by
a motion to make it possible to destroy the
following records:
All purchase orders, vouchers, water & sewer
records prior to September 30, 1981.
Election records from 1967 thru 1980, all
cash receipts prior to September 30, 1986
and Bond records for 1955 & 1975.
This will make it possible to have more space
available and eliminate having to move these
old documents to the new City Hall.
COUNCILMEN
BILL BREWER
RONALD R. TOLSMA
J. E. BERT MYERS
ROBERT GIESLER
BOB SPENCER
Chalmwn Zoning A Planning
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
&CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.O. Box 427
Merldlan, Idaho
838012
Telephone 8884481
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ORDINANCE No
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 2, CHAPTER 3, ELECTRICAL CODE,
REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA
COUNTY, BY THE ADOPTION OF THE 1987 NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE AND
ADDITIONS THERETO; BY REPEALING SECTION 2-313, INSPECTION FEES
AND RE-ENACTING SAID SECTION 2-313, INSPECTION FEES SUCH THAT
INSPECTION FEES WILL BE ESTABLISHED BY THE CITY ELECTRICAL
INSPECTOR WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE CITY COUNCIL; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of
Meridian have concluded that it is in the best interest of said
City to amend Title 21 Chapter 3, Electrical Code of the Revised
and Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian, Ada County, and
adopt by reference the 1987 National Electrical Code and change
the procedure for the adoption of inspection fees, which shall be
effective upon approval hereof,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
SECTION 1: That the first paragraph of Section 2-301,
NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE ADOPTED, is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2: That the first paragraph of Section 2-301,
NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE ADOPTED, is hereby re-enacted and shall
read as follows:
NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE ADOPTED: The National Electrical Code
of 1987 is hereby adopted with the below -stated additions, which
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
&CROOKSTON
Attomeye end
Counselors
P.O. Box 427
Meridian, Idaho
83842
Telephone 868.4481
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additions, if in conflict with the National Electrical Code,
shall overrule said Code.
SECTION 3: That there is hereby added to Section 2-301
an addition exception to the National Electric Code which shall
be known as Section 2-301(I), Street Lighting Waiver --Photo
Electric Cell Required, and shall read as follows:
That in the event street lighting requirements are
wavied in the case of an R-4 single-family dwelling
development or subdivision, the developer and lot owner
shall be responsible for ensuring that there is a yard
light installed in the front yard of each house in said
development; that the yard light shall be controlled by a
photo -electric cell which causes the yard light to come
on and shut off automatically and said yard light shall
be electrically wired directly to the residence's electrical
breaker panal and comply with the National Electrical Code.
SECTION 4: That Section 2-313, INSPECTION FEES, is
hereby repealed.
SECTION 5: That Section 2-313, INSPECTION FEES, is
hereby re-enacted and shall read as follows:
2-313: INSPECTION FEES: Before any inspection is undertaken,
the applicant shall pay to the City Clerk an inspection fee as
established by the City Electrical Inspector and approved by the
City Council by Resolution which inspection fee, or schedule
thereof, shall be available at the City Clerks office during
regular business hours.
SECTION 6: WHEREAS, there is an emergency therefor,
which emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance shall take
effect and be in full force and effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication as required by law.
PASSED by the City Council and Approved by the Mayor of the
City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this %h day of rf ,
1987.
ATTEST:
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
BCROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.O. Box 427
Meridian, Idaho
83842
Telephone 8884481
APPROVED:
A�m ���
OR, GRANT f. KINISFORD
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
& CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.O. Box 427
Merldlan, Idaho
83842
Telephone 88&4481
•
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 2, CHAPTER 1, BUILDING CODE, OF THE
REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA
COUNTY, IDAHO, BY THE REPEAL OF SECTION 2-1011 ADOPTION OF
UNIFORM BUILDING CODE AND THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE BOOR OF
STANDARDS AND BY RE-ENACTING THE SAME WITH ADDITIONS PERTAINING
TO APPENDIX' OF THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE RELATING TO COVERED
MALL BUILDINGS AND RE -ROOFING; AND BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO THE
CHAPTER TO BE KNOWN AS SECTION 2-103, EXCEPTION TO CODE; BY THE
REPEAL OF SECTION 2-105, PERMIT REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTION OR
ALTERATION AND BY RE-ENACTING THE SAME EXCEPT FOR THE SCHEDULE OF
FEES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of
Meridian, Idaho have concluded that it is in the best interest of
the City to add provisions relating to Covered Mall Buildings and
Re -Roofing and to change the basis of charging inspection fees by
making exceptions to the inspection fees contained in the Uniform
Building Code, Title 2, Chapter 1, Building Code of the Revised
and Compiled Ordinances of the City of Meridian, Ada County,
which changes shall be effective upon approval hereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA
COUNTY, IDAHO,
SECTION 1: That Section 2-101, ADOPTION OF THE UNIFORM
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
&CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Couneelore
P.O. Box 427
Meridian, Idaho
83802
Telephone 889-4481
BUILDING CODE AND THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE BOOK OF STANDARDS, is
hereby repealed.
SECTION 2: That Section 2-101, ADOPTION OF THE UNIFORM
BUILDING CODE AND THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE BOOK OF STANDARDS, is
hereby re-enacted and shall read as follows:
2-101: ADOPTION OF THE UNIFORM CODE AND THE UNIFORM BUILDING
CODE BOOK OF STANDARDS: There is hereby adopted by 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 Building Code, 1985 Edition and Appendix 7,
Covered Mall Buildings and Appendix 32, Re -Roofing of the Uniform
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 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
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FITZGERALD
&CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Couneelore
P.O. Box 427
Meridian, Idaho
63842
Telephone 886-4481
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: That Section 2-103, EXCEPTION TO CODE, is
hereby added to Title 2, Chapter 1, Building Code, which shall
read as follows:
2-103: EXCEPTION TO CODE: That the Table No. 3 -A --Building
Permit Fees, contained in Chapter 3, Permits and Inspections, of
the Uniform Building Code, shall not be used or followed but the
fees set forth in each category in said table shall be
established by the City Building Inspector and approved by
Resolution of the City Council; provided, however, the fees
established by the City Building Inspector and approved by
Resolution of the City Council shall not be greater than those
contained in Table No. 3-A.
SECTION 4: That Section 2-105, PERMITS REQUIRED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION, is hereby repealed.
SECTION 5: That Section 2-105, PERMITS REQUIRED FOR
CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION, is hereby re-enacted and shall read
as follows:
2-105: PERMIT REQUIRED FOR CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION: It
AMBROSE,
FITZGERALD
& CROOKSTON
Attorneys and
Counselors
P.O. Box 427
Meridien, Idaho
&9802
Telephone 8884481
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shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to commence
construction upon any building, or the installation of any
prefabricated home, installation or transfer of any mobile home
or house trailer used as living quarters, without first securing
a building permit from the City Council and any person desiring
to obtain such permit shall file with the City Clerk, addressed
to the City Council, a petition describing fully the building and
premises whereon such construction is proposed, the materials to
be used and specification thereof. A fee shall be charged for
every permit issued under this Chapter in accordance with a
schedule of Permit Fees as established by Resolution of the City
Council. The City Inspector shall have the right to enter on the
premises where any building is being constructed for the purpose
of inspecting the same to ascertain that it is in conformance
with the Uniform Building Code as set forth in Section 2-101.
SECTION 6: EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication as required by law.
PASSED by the C,tty Council and Aapproved by the Mayor of the
City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 2t— day of A j2rl
1987.
ATTEST:
JACK NIEMANN
APPROVED:
MAYOR, GRANT IN SFORD