1979 04-02• A G E N D A •
Meridian City Council
April 2, 1979
ITEP1:
1. Minutes of previous meetings Regular and Special
OLD BUSINESS:
2. Approval of Beer License Transfer from BRASS LAMP PIZZA back to CALICO PIZZA
3. North West Pillow PHOducts
Variance granted (see minutes for conditions)
NEW BUSINESS:
4. Leishman 4-Plex - Located 210 E. Ada Street
Approved Tri-Plex (3 Units)
5. South Gate Annexation - Located West of Peridian Street on Overland)
Approved
6. Crestwood Estates Sub #3 - Located Southeast Intersection of Linder & Franklin
Approved with regulation of Fire Marshal
7. Cherry Creek Mobile Manor - Located SW Intersection of Cherry Lane & Linder
Denied
8. Cherry Creek Annex Rezone to Commercial - SW Intersection of Ten Mile and Cherry ln,
Approved
9. Meridian Park Subdivision #1 - Final Plat
Approved pending submitting restrictive covenants & Dept. Heads view.
10. Terra Subdivision - Plat and Plan Review - West Idaho Street
Tabled
11. John Haraburda - Not present Ron Later - not present
Fruit processing plant not favorable
12. ENGINff6RIN6:
13: Idaho Department of Transportation letter on Interchange -Eagle
14. DEPARTMENT REPORTS
Fire Chief - Firemen's School
Stuart, Works Supt. Pump fencing - 10" 4Jater Main in Settlers Village
Police Chief, Act. - Tow-in & storage of vehicles
15. Ordinance No. 337: Junk Vehicles fee for towing raised $2.00
16. Beer License of Meridian Speedway approved
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Meridian City Hall April 2, 1979
Meeting called to order by Mayor Don M. Storey
Councilmen present: Richard Williams; Joseph Glaisyer; Grant Kingsford; Marvin Bodine
Others present: Gary D. Smith; Bruce Stuart; Earl Ward; Roger Welker; Herald Cox;
Vern Schoen; D. Buchanan; Bob Jones; G. Chambers; Michael Pierco;
T. Hanson; 6. Hanson; Chuck and Sherry Nichol; Steven Anderson;
Lila Wilch; Marlene Noe; Tom P. (Realtor); Betty Tully
K. Mensing-Rehbein; Nancy Shute; Wayne Crookston Jr.; Geoff Challis;
Jeff Brackus; Jim Rasmussen Jr.; Don Cracker; Jame Rasmussen Sr.;
Jack Yoho; Keith McKay; Reed McKay; John Margraf; John Cooknell;
R. B. Glenn; Mr. & Mrs. Morgan Plant; Don Sharp; Joe Mach
Rick Taurber; Bud Persons; Nick Brackus; Ron Blakley; Joel Petty;
Gene Shaffer; Dave Schmidt; John Matzinger; Joe Osier; Gary Crandall;
Roy B. Johnson; Larry Scarborough;
Agenda Minutes of the previous meeting and special meeting were read and approved.
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Agenda
2 The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Grant Kingsford that the
Beer License be transferred from The Brass Lamp to Calico Pizza.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Agenda
3 North West Pillow Products
Chuck Nichol. was present representing North West Pillow, located in Bowers 2nd Add.
Nichols distributed a letter of attempt to work out problems relating to not complying
with Codes and breakdown of cost to bring the building in question up to Code.
The letter requested 18 months to comply with 1) Sprinkling system 2) Four hour fire wall
and 3) restrooms.
This was discussed.
' The Motion was made by Bodine that the Council grant North West Pillow Products
18 months and look into the project periodically.
Motion dies for lack of a second.
Williams stated that he could see the bind they are in and inquired about the
expansion plans. This was discussed.
Kingsford inquired if there has been architectural inspection as to the building
being sound. Nichol stated that the architect said very little and left him up in
the air. Kingsford stated that he would be inclined to second the motion if there
was an architect's commitment that the backend of .the building is safe.
led Hanson, owner of the building, asked for clarification of an architect's
commitment.
Kingsford again stated that if North West Pillow Products bring in a structural
architects commitment that the building is safe he will second this motion.
Hanson inquired if the Engineers report wouldn't be sufficient. Nichol did not have
this report with him to present. Hanson stated that Nichol had complied with the
first two requirements when he first come before the Council.
The structure strength of the building was discussed.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that a variance be granted
to Northwest Pillow Products from the UBC and Fire and Life Safety Codes as stated in
the letter by Chuck Nichols dated April 2, 1979, subject to the following conditions:
1) That a Completion Bond be presented
2) The Company will comply with all items requested by the Building Inspector and
Fire Marshal by October 1, 1979 except for:
a. the sprinkling system b. the four hour fire wall c. the restrooms
3) The Company will comply with the above three items by October 1, 1980
4) In the interim the Company will provide adequate fire extinguishers as
defined by the Fire Marshal and will construct the four hour fire wall
immediately if the westerly property is developed.
5) The Building Inspector will provide interim reports to the City Council on
the progress on October 1, 1979 and October 1, 1980
6) That the Company provide the City a report from a licensed structural
Engineer stating the building, on the North side, is safe as to floors, ceilings
walls and basement.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea
Meridian City Hall
Agenda
4
Leishman 4-Plex - Located 210 E. Ada Street
1 2, 1979
Gordon Leishman was present representing the proposal which was approved ~s 3 units
instead of 4 units by the P&Z Commission.
The Motion was made by Glaisyer and seconded by Bodine to accept Leishman's request
of a Tri-Plex.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
Agenda
5
South Gate Annexation -(Located West of Meridian Street on Overland.)
John W. Cooknell was present representing Mar-Mon Developers, Proposed South Gate Annex.
Cooknell presented each member with Vicinity Maps, letter of proposed landscaping
commitment, Legal Description of I-80 involved in Annexation of South Gate and
1 Map of proposed Water and Sewer Lines for Southgate Retailers Center for file.
Cooknell displayed aerial photographs of the area taken in 1978,
Cooknell stated that the Center will be built in two phases. This is Commercial Retail
and is not going to bring Children into the schools and it is not going to bring an
extra load for City facilities. Cooknell stated that the Center will bring dollars
into the community and an excess of 250 employees.
The Motion was made by Joseph Glaisyer and seconded by Marvin Bodine to accept the
South Gate Annexation.
Williams, nay; Kingsford, nay; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
Motion Carried with the Mayor breaking the tie.
Agenda
6
Crestwood Estates Subdivision #3 -Located Southeast Intersection of Linder & Franklin
Glaisyer abstained from action.
John Matzinger, Engineer and Dave Schmidt, Consultant, were present representing
Crestwood Estates Subdivision #3.
Gary Smith, Engineer stated that the main concern was the overall traffic pattern and
general development plan to the property to the South.
The primary problem is extension of streets across Ten Mile Drain.
Access was discussed. Basic plan was to have less traffic on and off Franklin
and use Linde r. for safety.
Fire Chief Welker stated that area to the South should have another entrance way
and a large area within the center part of Subdivision that would be very difficult
to get into, or turn around, with Fire Truck.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford to approve Crestwood
Estates Subdivision #3 Preliminary Plat with the stipulation of regulation of the
Fire Marshal being taken in account.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea
Glaisyer, Abstain
Agenda
7
Cherry Creek Mobile Manor - (Located SW Intersection of Cherry Lane & Linder)
Jim Fuller was present representing proposal as owner
Mel Cope spoke, representing Jim Fuller, stating that proposal involves 52 Acres of
Mobile Home Park, 265 Mobile Home spaces.. City sewer & City water.
Mayor Storey stated that caution should be used upon approval of Mobile Home Parks
as several have been turned down in past years.
Cope distributed a report from the Ada County Assessor explaining the tax base.
Lift Station was discussed.
Ward stated that he felt that using the lift station of Cherry Lane Village would
put undue stress on that one lift station.
Ric Orton stated that Fuller plans to include a lift station in the third phase of
the development, approximately 3 to 5 years. The first two phases would be in the
gravity portion and the third phase would include the portion that has to be served
by gravity.to the lift station and then up and out.
Meridian Citv Hall
Agenda Cherry Creek Mobile Manor (Cont'd)
7
3.
2
Orton explained that the lift station would be maintained and operated by the owner
of the Park (Fuller) As soon as the trunk line comes up Black Cat Road through
Ten Mile Creek, across Fuller's property, then the lift station would be abandoned.
Orton explained the water system plan. Plan is from Comprehensive Plan - calls for
minimum 6" lines with 10" lines extended on a quarter section line, deadends for
extension later on. Hydrant and Valuing locations have been set up that meets the
wording of the Comprehensive Plan.
The Mayor read from the comment sheet.
Police and Fire protection was discussed.
Cope stated that he didn't see that it would be any problem with a Mobile Home Park
this size compared to a Subdivision the same size, and that they shouldn't be treated
any differently.
Jack Yoho introduced himself as representing residents of Cherry Lane Village and
presented a petition that read as follows:
"We the undersigned residents of Cherry Lane Village object the plan of establishing
a Trailer Court or Mobile Home Park south of this Subdivision on Cherry Lane. The
City of Meridian and the Developers have established a very Comprehensive and a
high standard Subdivision in the required covenants which are on record. This
Subdivision and Golf Course with it's high standards has made Meridian an inviting
place to consider for residence. The development of this Trailer Court so close
to the Subdivision and Golf Course will detract from the desired goals of the
City of Meridian and the residents of this Subdivision."
Yoho stated that there are 12 families presently occupying the Subdivision. Eight
families have signed, the remaining four have not been contacted because of the
ti::~e frame.
The Motion was made by Glaisyer that the request be denied.
Williams assced upon what basis.
Glaisyer stated that one thing the City has a moritorium on Mobile Homes, we have
to wait until the ordinances are complete, there is a group that is opposed to it
that was not realized before and the other comments that were made indicates
disapproval. Lift station was discussed.
Flotion `.hat the request be denied was seconded by Kingsford.
Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea
Bodine, abstained
Agenda
8 Cherry Creek A!!nex Rezane to Commercial - S/4i Intersection of Ten Miie and Cherry Ln.
Mel Cope repres,rnted request tc rezone from Residential. to Commercial in behal?'
of Jim and ~ieanne Fuller.
The Motion wd5 made by Glaisyer and seconded by Williams thai; the the rezona requn.;
from Residential to Commercial, approximately 9.2 acres in Cherry Creek Annexation,
with design review.
Motion Carried: Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea
Lift Station was discussed.
Orton explained that there is a plan for the waste in this section is in the same
drainage as Cherry Lane Village.
Yoho inquired if this proposal include the storage units,(just the corner)
Discussion was that there would not be any reason for a lift station.
A Lift Station would not be required on this commercial property.
ridian City Hall .4.
Agenda Meridian Park Subdivision #1 - Final Plat
9
Roy Johnson, Engineer and Gary Crandall, Developer was present representing Subdivision.
Johnson explained that Meridian Park Sub. #1 consists of approximately 88 lots and
is located on Linder Road, about 1/2 mile North of Cherry Lane; they have all Central
services.
Trunk line, 12" line, water connections and landscaping was discussed.
Sewer lines discussed.
No restrictive covenants have been made but can be brought for approval at any time
as explained by Joe Osier. Mr. Osier stated the restrictive covenants were not brought
up for Preliminary but this is a new owner at this time.
Ward stated there were no problems as far as his Department
Johnson stated that he had no problems with working with any of the .City's Departments,
and as far as fire hydrant locations and such to meet standards, he would set down
with them and work these things out.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams to table Meridian Park
Subdivision #l, Final Plat, pending submitting restrictive covenants and the
Department Heads view.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Storey instructed Johnson to get with the Engineer, Fire Chief and Stuart
Agonda Terra Subdivision - Plat and Plan Review West Idaho Street
Roy Johnson representing. Lots are 4-Plex lots approved by Council, Central Water
and Sewer.
Williams questioned 8" line (sewer) running along the back and that jogs over to
another existing manhole.
Gary Smith stated that there was a problem with the dedication of the right-of-way
through Gem Estates (to the left).
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Glaisyer that Terra Subdivision
work out sewer plans before reviewing at next Council meeting.
Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea.
Agenda
11 John Haraburda - not present
Ron Later - not present
Mayor Storey explained that Ron Later is proposing a Fruit processing plant in the
warehouse behind the Creamery building. He stated that this is one of the hardest
effluents to process.
All Councilmen agree the fruit processing plant would be unfavorable and should came
before the Council.
Agenda
12 ENGINEERING
Gary Smith presented three (3) Bills and recommended approval.
The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Williams that Pay Estimate #9, Boise
River Outfall Pump Station, from 2.20.79 to 3.27.79, DVY Construction, in the amount
of $7,081.05 be :approved.
Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Bodine that Pay Estimate #16, DVY
Construction Co., Sewer Treatment Facility, from 2.20.79 to 3.27.79, in the
amount of $12,601.80.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Bodine that Pay Estimate #9,
Galey Construction Company, Phase III Interceptor Sewer Line, from 12.25.78 to
3.25.79, in the amount of $88,174.77 be approved.
Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea.
Meridian City Hall .5. April 2, 1979
Agenda Mayor Storey read letter from Bill Sacht, Idaho Department of Transportation, asking
13 for a letter the City stating that the new Interchange will not adversely affect the
City's core area.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Bodine that the City write
Idaho State Transportant that the Interchange would not adversely affect the City's
core area.
Motion passed: Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea.
Agenda DEPARTMENT REPORTS
14
Kingsford called upon Fire Chief Welker to comment on the State Firemen's School.
Welker explained that four (4) Fireman are to go to this Training School.
Storey stated he could/nothing wrong with that.
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Stuart, Work's Department, inquired if the pumps should be fenced.
He reported that the 10" water main that he ties into in Settlers Village will only
be 31" deep.
Building Inspector, No report
Waste Treatment, No report
Acting Police Chief reported on adopting Ordinance increasing fee for removal,
tow-in and storage of junk vehicles.
Agenda
15 The Mayor read Ordinance No. 337 entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE VIII
Chapter 18, Entitled Police Regulations of the Revised and compiled ordinances of
the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, by increasing the fifty Cent fee for removal,
tow-in and storage by the City of Meridian of junk vehicles to two dollars.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Glaisyer
that the rules and provisions of 50-9002 and all rules and provisions requiring that
Ordinances be read on three different days be dispensed with and that Ordinance
Number 337 as read be passed and approved.
Motion Carried: Bodine, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea.
Agenda
16 The Motion was made by Bodine and seconded by Williams that the Beer License of
the Meridian Speedway be approved for the fiscal year of 1979.
Motion Carried: Glaisyer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Bodine, yea; Williams, yea.
Agenda
17 Bills were read:
Voucher Date Purpose Amount
14739 3-30-79 John Earl-Ward Treatment. Plant 63.90
14742 3-30-79 Michael E. Vajda Police 43.35
14747 3-30-79 United States Post Office Postage 202.18
14752 3-30-79 Secretary of State--State of Idaho Notary stamp 10.00
14753 3-30-79 Ada County Auditor Notary stamp 1.00
14793 3-30-79 Idaho First National Bank 17,222.95
14824 3-30-79 United States Post Office Postage 105.00
14825 3-30-79 Idaho Peace Officers Standard Training Supplies 400.00
14826 3-30-79 Terry L. Tipton, Patrolman Transportation 75.00
14828 3-30-79 Idaho first National Bank 12,498.06
14829 3-30-79 Graybar Electric Company Supplies 215.90
14830 3-30-79 Idaho first National Bank 13,935.26
(4831 3-30-79 Larry Scarborough Police phone 7.96
14832 3-30-79 Norman Williamson Police phone 3.72
X4833 3-30-79 Kevin Robertson Police phone 8.19
14834 3-30-79 Terry Tipton Police phone 11.15
14835 3-30-79 Warren Calhoun Patrol phone 9.44
14836 3-30-79 Sumner Johnson.. City Engineer 1.00
14837 3-30-79 Richard C. l~[illiams 89.37
14838 3-30-79 Marvin R. Bodine 89.37
Meridian City Hall
Voucher Date
3-30-79 Joseph L. Glaisyer
3-30-79 Grant P. Kingsford
3-30-79 LaWana L. Niemann
3-30-79 Kristi D. Candaux
3-30-79 Tracy Marie Hiatt
3-30-79 Pamela J. Wallace
3-30-79 John 0. Fitzgerald
3-30-79 .Jean E. Moore_
3-30-79 Rick L. Richardson
3-30-79 Larry V. Scarborough
3-30-79 Norman W. Williams
3-30-79 Kevin D. Robertson
3-30-79 Michael E. Vajda
3-30-79 Terry L. Tipton
3-30-79 Mark Steven Shave r
3-30-79 Warren Calhoun
3-30-79 Kent E. Anderson
3-30-79 Jasper (Rick) Harmon
3-30-79 Bill Wayne Luke
3-30-79 Gene N. Trakel
3-30-79 Richard P. Donahue
3-30-79 Patrick W. Joy
3-30-79 Roger L. Welker
3-30-79 Raymond L. Voss
3-30-79 Bruce D. Stuart
3-30-79 Dewey R. Davis
3-30-79 Michael A. Losh
3-30-79 Gregory B. Walker
3-30-79 Deborah Stogsdill
3-30-79 Ann M. Kiebert
3-30-79 Lana S. Roberts
3-30-79 Pamela K. Johnston
3-30-79 Earl Ward
3-30-79 Randy A. Roberts
3-30-79 Fredrick H. Putzier
3-30-79 Sharon L. Witt
3-30-79 Norma J. Wingfield
3-30-79 Idaho First National Bank
3-30-79 Farmers and MerchanT,s State Bank
3-30-79 Patrick W. Joy
3-30-79 Continental Bank
3-30-79 Colonial Life and Accident Insurance Company
3-30-79 Association of Idaho Cities-Group Ins.
3-30-79 Idaho State Tax Commission
3-30-79 Meridian QRU Petty Cash Expense
3-30-79 Vernon Schoen
3-30-79 J-U-B Engineers, Inc.
3-30-79 City of Meridian
3-30-79 Ace Hardware
3-30-79 Ada County Highway District
3-30-79 American Planning Assoication
3-30-79 A & R Green Thumb
3-30-79 Big 0 Tires
3-30-79 B & D Campers and Trailers
3-30-79 Ada County Environmental Office
3-30-79 Bodine Oil Company, Inc.
3-30-79 Cope Auto Repair
3-30-79 B & W Wrecker Service
3-30-79 Brewer Pest Control
3-30-79 Central Office Equipment
3-30-79 Bill's 66 Service
3-30-79 Bill's 66 Service
3-30-79 Bill's 66 Service
3-30-79 Bill's 66 Service
3-30-79 Bill's 66 Service
Purpose
City Council
City Council
Clerk Typist
Clerk Typist
Clerk Typist
Clerk Typist
City Attorney
Clerk Typist/PD
Police
Police
Police
Police
Police
Police
Police
Police
Police/Reserve
Police/Reserve
Police/Reserve
Police/Reserve
Dog Catcher
City Clerk
Fire Chief
Fire Marshal
Public Works Supt
" Asst
Public Works
Public Works
Clerk Typist/PW
City Treasurer
Clerk Typist
Clerk Typist
Treatment Plant
Treatment Plant
Treatment Plant
Clerk Typist
Treatment Plant
City Clerk
Building Inspect.
Supplies
Supplies
Works
Repairs
Service
Repairs
Service
Service
Supplies
Fire
Public Works
Treatment Plant
Police
QRU
it 2, 1979
Amount
89.37
89.37
645.59
407.76
452.69
246.06
148.89
393.58
789.08
881.79
938.47
816.77
709.81
692.46
636.11
857.61
19.71
78.85
82.14
72.28
439.88
872.54
199.06
693.90
943.20
724.75
663.17
552.42
329.38
583.39
390.11
347.82
1,039.38
824.05
679.63
554.89
577.07
3,451.97
2,987.60
247.47
530.00
393.75
1,530.13
943.94
50.00
2,002.50
2,142.99
100.48
52.86
230.00
5.85
15.45
44.95
191.47
988.00
2,899.50
210.27
29.50
8.50
79.02
51.62
32.78
131.61
4.00
61.71
(Voucher Date
Purpose Amount
14908 3-30-79 Century Laboratories Supplies 57.00
14909 3-30-79 City of Meridian Trash 32.45
14910 3-30-79 City of Boise Supplies 230.00
14911 3-30-79 City of Boise Police 177.43
14912 3-30-79 Court Tool & Equipment Rental 40.00
14913 3-30-79 Day-Timers Supplies 65.47
14914 3-30-79 Stanley L. Drennan, M. D. 30.00
14915 3-30-79 Evans Lumber Company Supplies 27.45
14916 3-30-79 Farmer Bros. Co. Supplies 66.00
14917 3-30-79 General Fire Equipment Company Fire 19.20
14918 3-30-79 Franklin Service Co. Inc. Parts 6.84
14919 3-30-79 Garner's Western Auto Supplies 7.57
14920 3-30-79 Gibson Welker Ford Sales, Inc. Parts 241.07
14921 3-30-79 Gary P. Green Janitor 200.00
14922 3-30-79 Jim Lemieux QRU 105.00
14923 3-30-79 Harold's Electric Public Works 1,009.88
14924 3-30-79 Helgerson's Towing Service 25.00
14925 3-30-79 Ray O'Herron Co, Inc. Police 17.24
14926 3-30-79 Intermountain Gas Co. 849.13
14927 3-30-79 Hoff Building Center Supplies 12.95
14928 3-30-79 ICP Construction Supplies Supplies 125.77
14929 3-30-79 Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., Inc. Supplies 1,167.50
14930 3-30-79 Idaho Motor Repair Repairs 40.00
14931 3-30-79 Idaho Photo 13.17
14932 3-30-79 Jobs Available Police 24.00
14933 3-30-79 Mel Bran Distributing, Inc. Supplies 140.60
14935 3-30-79 Meridian Insurance Agency 107.50
14936 3-30-79 Kalbus Office Supply Supplies 32.81
14937 3-30-79 Meridian Drug Supplies 24.68
14938 3-30-79 Meridian Glass and Screen Police 35.93
14939 3-30-79 Missman Electric Company, Inc. Supplies 87.20
14940 3-30-79 Meridian Lock & Key Supplies 67.08
14941 3-30-79 Modern Printers Supplies 61.45
14942 3-30-79 Nampa-Meridian Irrigation District 111.72
14943 3-30-79 Gary Nelson Treatment Plant 307.00
14944 3-30-79 Bob Moore 5,p2
14945 3-30-79 Paul's Conoco Police 84.05
14946 3-30-79 Pay-Less Auto Parts Parts 31.80
14947 3-30-79 Pitman Oil Co. Public Works 37.56
14948 3-30-79 National Police. Supply Police 158.70
14949 3-30-79 Purcell's Police 15.07
14951 3-30-79 Ready Mixed Concrete Sand & Gravel Public Works 493.47
14952 3-30-79 Ron's Tire Service Police 299.50
14953 3-30-79 Roto-Rooter Sewer Service Service 63.00
14954 3-30-79 S & E Auto Parts Police 33.55
14955 3-30-79 Southworth Discount Stationers Supplies 198.00
14956 3-30-79 Starline Equipment Company Police 60.00
14957 3-30-79 Storey feed & Seed Co. Supplies 81.38
14958 3-30-79 Fairview Rentals Parts 36.75
14959 3-30-79 Taylor Rental 20.70
14961 3-30-79 Traylor Construction Company Public Works 558.00
14962 3-30-79 Traylor Construction Company Public Works 320.00
14963 3-30-79 Traylor Construction Company Public Works 136.25
14964 3-30-79 Tel-Car Inc Fire 344.55
14965 3-30-79 Tolsma QRU 125.00
14966 3-30-79 Uniformity Plus Police 27.50
14967 3-30-79 Verd-A-Ray Corp. Supplies 28.60
14968 3-30-79 Wholesalers, Inc. Supplies 11.00
14969 3-30-79 Zamzow's Supplies 9.79
14970 3-30-79 V W R Scientific, Inc. Supplies 267.35
14971 3-30-79 Allied Envelope Supplies 79.45
14974 3-30-79 Co-Operative Oil Assoc., Inc. Public Works 52.45
14975 3-30-79 General Fire and Safety Equip. Co. Police 19.85
14976 3-30-79 Lowery-Miller Co., Inc. Service 3,243.34
14977 3-30-79 Idaho Departm®nt of Health and Welfare Public Works 82.50
14978 3-30-79 Sheehan's 104.30
14979 3-30-79 State of Idaho-Dept. of Lb r. and Ind. Service 1,248.65
14980 3-30-79 Zamzows, Inc. 257.45
Voucher Date Purpose Amount
14981 3-30-79 Mountain Bell Police 373.17
14983 3-30-79 Valley News 50.64
14984 3-30-79 Liquefied Van Gas, Inc. Treatment Plant 403.15
14985 3-30-79 Public Employees Retirement System of Ida 3,370.38
14986 3-30-79 Department of Emloyment - State of Idaho 293.21
14987 3-30-79 Social Security Trust Fund 10,544.39
14991 3-30-79 Idaho Power Co. 8,564.01
14992 3-30-79 Mountain Bell 157.52
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that the bills
be Paid.
Motion Carried: Bodine, yea; Kingsford, yea; Glaisyer, yea; Williams, yea.
The meeting stood adjourned at 9:35 P.M.
APPROVED:
MAYOR
ATTEST
-~1-~
ity Clerk
CC: Mayor & Council; P&Z Commission; Stuart; Ward; Schoen;
Police Chief; J-U-B; Fire Chief; AIC; APA; ACHD;
Ada Zoning; Ada Commissioners; Central Health;
Nampa-Meridian Irrig.; Calico Pizza; North West Pillow;
(Bower's 2nd Add); Leisman 3-Plex; Southgate Annex.;
Crestwood Estates Sub #3; Cherry Creek Mobile Manor;
Cherry Creek Annex Rezone; Meridian Park Sub #1;
Terra Sub; Interchange; River Outfall Pump Station;
Sewer Treatment DVY; Phase III Interceptor Sewer Line;
Police General.
Before: MERIDIi~N CITY COUNCIL
Location: 728 Meridian Street
Meridian, Idaho
Time: 7:30 P.M.
8:00 P.M.
Other 5:30 P. M.
Date: Apri 1 5th, -197,9
Items to be discussed are as follows:
ANNEXATIONS
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ORDINAiQCE NO. 337
AN ORDItdANCE AMENDING TITLE VIII, Chapter 18, ENTITLED POLICE
REGULATIONS OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY INCREASING THE FIFTY CENT FEE FOR.
REMOVAL, TOW-IN AND STORAGE BY THE CITY OF MERIDIAN OF JUNK
VEHICLES TO TWO DOLLARS..
WHEREAS, The City Council and the Daayor of the City of
Meridian, Idaho have concluded that it is in the best interest
of said City to amend Title VIII, Chapter 18, Section 8-1810,'
Removal of Junk Vehicle,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE I~.AYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO.
Section 1. That Section 8-1810 is hereby amended to read
as follows:
9-1810: REMOVAL OF JUNK VEHICLE: If said junk vehicle,
vehicles or parts thereof are not removed within
the tine so fixed, the Police Department or Building Department
may cause said junk vehicle, vehicles or parts thereof to be re-
moved and the actual costs of removal or tow-in charge and a
storage of two dollars ($2.00) per day for so long as the
same is in possession and custody of the City shall be charged
to the owner. In the event said junk motor vehicle, vehicles,
or parts thereof are not claimed by the lawful owner, then and
in that event the same shall be sold according to law.
Section 2. Whereas, there is an emergency therefor, which
emergency is hereby declared to exist, 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 City Council and approved by the D4ayor of the
City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 2nd day of April ,
1979.
APPROVED:
_- II ATTEST:
AMBROSE, -
FITZGERALD~&,
CROOKSTOIJ~
ATTORNEYS RNO
COUNSELORS
929 Eq ST FIRST
M ERID Iq N, IDgHO
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STATE OF IDAHO, )
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County of Ada, )
I, LaWANA L. NIEMANN, Acting City Clerk of the City of
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing, is a true,-full and correct copy of an Ordinance entitled
"AN ORDINANCE AP+ENDING TITLE VIII, Chapter 18, ENTITLED POLICE
REGULATIONS OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY INCREASING THE FIFTY CENT FEE FOR
REMOVAL, TOW-IN AND STORATE BY THE CITY OF MERIDIAN OF JUNK
VEHICLES TO TWO DOLLAF.S", passed as Ordinance No. 337 by the
City Council and Mayor of the City. of Meridian, on the pnd day
of April 1979, as the same appears in my office.
DATED this 2nd day of April , 1979.
STATE OF IDAHO, )
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County of Ada, )
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Meridian, Ada County, Idaho
On this 2nd day of April 1979, before me, the
undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally
appeared LaWANA L. NIENANN, known to me to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
to me that she executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOr^^, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above
written.
(SEAL)
AMSROSE.
FITZGERALD &
CROO KSTON
RTTORN EYS RNO
COUNSELORS
Notary Public for Idaho
Residing at Meridian City Hall
929 ER 9T FIRST
M ERIOIR N, IO~HO
838 AZ
TEIEPHO NE BB8-4461