1980 11-03
AGENDA
Meridian City Council
November 3, 1980
ITEM:
Minutes of previous meeting were corrected.
1. Phil Harper - Doxo Properties - Re: Sq. footage.
2. Reynold Schenck Variance - NE corner of Franklin & Meridian St. -
Approved.
3. Harold Wilkins - 707 E. Pine sewer.
4. Senior Citizens.
5. Beer/Wine/Liquor License Renewals.
6. Ordinance #382 - Police.
7. Bills were approved.
8. Transfer of funds.
9. Engineering.
10. Department Reports - Septic tank dumping fees and rules - Approved.
11. Calico Pizza Beer and Wine Transfer - Approved.
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Meridian City Hall November 3, 1980
Regular meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph Glaisyer at 7:35 p.m.
Councilmen present: Richard Williams, Grant Kingsford, BiTI Brewer, Rick Orton Jr.
Others present: Gary D. Smith, Ted Gwin, Bruce Stuart, Vern Schoen, Ea r1 Ward,
Roger Sherwin, Jim Ryan, Elizabeth Ryan, Roy Goodwin, Reynold
Schenck, Annie Jones, Coenraad Abas, Phil Harper, Bill Manfull,
Ray Sotero, Patsy Leach, Steve Gratton.
Minutes of the previous meeting October 20, 1980, were corrected as follows:
Page 6, Agenda 6, Paragraph 3, "the Local Planning Act requires that if the City
has enacted an area of impact that Planning and Zoning Membership Comprise some
Planning and Zoning member who is a resident of area of impact, but outside of the
City limits."
Attorney Crookston explained that the number of each sector in proportion to the
population within the City limits and outside the City limits, but within the area
of impact.
The minutes of the previous meeting of October 2.0, 1980 were approved as corrected.
Agenda
1 Phil Harper - Sheri Lynn Subdivision, Doxo Properties.
Harper addressed the Mayor and Council and stated that he would like to change the
restrictive covenants on Sheri Lynn Subdivision which is now totally completed. "The
streets have been accepted by the Ada County Highway District, we are all finished
out there except for some fencing which is being placed now. I would like to change
to read from the originals that stated 1,350 sq. ft. to now state 'that all residential
buidling erected upon said property shall have a floor area in accordance with zoning
and ordinances of the City of Meridian exclusive of garages, carports, patios, breeze-
ways, storage rooms, porches, and similar structures' and the reason for this is that
there has been placed before the Committee on Planning and Zoning a proposal by the
Citizen Advisory Council that would require a staggered square footage which I think
the developers could live with. For instance, a 3 bedroom. home would still be required
a 1,344 square footage on the majority. As small as a 960, you couldn't build one and
pass FHA, so you wouldn't have to worry about that."
Harper summarized proposed ordinances, 5% of the homes can be minimum dwelling size, 5%
can be 110% of the minimum size, 10% can be 120 of the minimum size, 20% cah be 130%
and all other homes shall exceed 140% of the minimum. He stated the ordinance workshop
has looked at this and he would like to change the restrictive covenants to comply with
that.
Mayor: "We cannot adopt something that is not an official ordinance."
Harper: "I am aware of that Mr. M~~ror."
Williams: "I would agree with Mr. Harper if the Brdinanees were adopted - my feeling
would be to wait until the ordinance is adopted to address tliis issue, because I would
want to address everyone uniformly. I don't want to treat you any different than some-
one else that came in with the same situation.- I know of about four dthers in the same
situation that you"re•in Bill, and I don't want to grove you or them any differences in how
we vote. I would like to see this. postponed until those ordinances are complete and
address them altogEi:her on at:uniform, nondiscriminatory basis."
Kingsford: "Are you asking to build on what will be approved?"
Harper: "That's correct. We have tentatively got the Subdivision sold to a builder
that would want to get one spec home. up fora model. His firs home, I think, could
comply with the 1,350. All we are doing, is get it established fbr him so he knows,
between now and the end of the year he's going to put up one, and if he can sell a home
that size, that's fine - he would have to build the 1,350 presently. But all I'm doing
is clarifying this for him now so he can at a later date continue to build in there -
that he can go ahead and put up his model home now and then we can go along with our
business as well."
Mayor: "I have no problem with that. If :'you are asking that once the ordinances are
approved, i will go along with that."
Harper: "We are saying - when the ordinances are done, he won't have to stop construe-
tion and come back in and have a time delay."
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Kingsford, addressing the attorney: "Do you have any problem with this Wayne?"
Crookston: "I think at this juncture - you really don't have any action for what
Mr. Harper's requesting, that he be allowed to do - is conform to the ordinances that
will be adopted, after they are adopted. He has to do that anyway."
Mayor: "We approved his covenants which require 1,350 minimum - if our ordinances come
after that, and it"s reduced lower, he's going to have to have approval to amend his
covenants."
Kingsford: "What we're doing is granting him the change in the covenants to whatever
the City Ordinance would be at that time - it's now 1,350, which later can be whatever
is approved."
Crookston: "If the amended covenants are to read that square footage requirements of
the City of Meridian will be complied with -"
Harper: "- that's exactly what I'm stating."
Orton: "That would satisfy your request?"
Harper: "Yes, that would satisfy the law now and in the future."
Vern Schoen, Building Inspector: "His covenants are recorded and I think he has to
change that recording before it would be legal."
Harper: "At least this would allow the builder to get some foundations poured this
year - and may give him a chance to sell some homes that size."
D1ayor: "What has been proposed (ordinances) and the numbers you have been given doesn't
necessarily mean the Council's going to back it."
Harper: "I'm aware of that."
Brewer: "I still think of 1,350 sq. ft. as a '2; bedroom home."
Orton: "If he amends-:his covenants, records them, doesn't that require action - or that
someone has to sign them?"
Crookston: "You take a look at the covenants, once they are amended, then approve them
at that time, the idea is fine, but you cannot approve until you see what the covenant
says."
Kingsford: "Can he go through the amending process without this body`s: approval?"
Crookston: "I don't think so, it (Sheri Lynn Subdivision) was approved on the basis of
the covenants that he submitted.
Harper: "But according to state law the majority of landowners of any subdivision cap
change the restrictive covenants."
Crookston: "That's not,...=a state law, but the covenants can be changed, however, the
covenants read they can be changed."
Mayor: "That doesn't mean we have to issue a building permit?"
Crookston: "No."
Mayor: "I don't think we have any problem with what you are trying to do 'Phil-.- I
question if we should adopt this before the ordinance is done - because we are not sure
right now what the change is going to be."
Harper: "If there is no change, then it is not going to change anything, but it would
still comply."
Mayor: "I suggest you go ahead and get your 1,350 started and once the ordinance is com-
plete,drop this (amended covenant) off to us, we will put on the agenda for approval. If
we approve it now, we will be saying we don't require 1,350 ft'.°"
Harper: "Is there anyway that you could refuse these at a later date? If the City
Council adopts the square footage formula that the Citizen., Advisory Committee has pre-
sented, and has been through the workshop -iis there anv'-way that you could not accept
these at a later date?"
Mayor: "No, we don't have to accept them - the City Council makes the decvsa:6h.
Citizen Advisory Committee and Planning and Zoning are only advisory committee.
City Council wants to change what they recommended, that is their prerogative.
Harper: "No, no - let's say the City Council accepts the formula as written -
there any problem at all getting this accepted then?"
Mayor: "No, not as far as I'm concerned.' You are complying with what we have
Harper: "So you say at a later date this will be accepted."
Kingsford: "Whatever our ordinances are at that time."
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adopted."
M "As far as I'm concerned you don't even have to come, just bring it in and we
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will adopt it."
Harper: "Then you won't take any action on it tonight?"
Playor: "I don't think we can because we don't have the ordinances."
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Orton brought up Settlers Village action in regard to smaller unit dwelling and if they
(Settlers Village and Sheri Lynn) were about the same legally. There was much discussion
concerning the difference. Attorney Crookston explained that Mr. Harper's Subdivision
covenants were adopted with a certain standard, which he agreed to; Settlers Village
never did have the 1,350 square footage requirement::"
Crookston: "If they (Settlers) were allowed to be platted with covenants that had to be
approved, that was one of the conditions - 'you bring the covenants to us so we can
approve them' - if they come. in and replat and they want to change their covenants, then
you have to approve their covenants. The two are not the same as you are talking about
something that had a restriction - Mr. Harper's has a restriction, Settlers Village had
no restriction. They are in essence two different ideas."
Harper questioned the 1,350 square foot policy, stating that
them and costing him more money a week in interest alone.
Mayor: "Are you clear on what has happened tonight?"
Harper: "Yes, I'm clear. If we go ahead and start out there
you have to give us a building permit -"
Mayor: "Correct."
Harper: "And then when you people finally get to your zoning
this in and it has to be accepted."
Mayor: "As far as I'm concerned."
Harper: "What about the rest of you?"
Orton: "It's certainly .the way I feel."
Harper: "OK, thank you very much."
this policy has crippled
and our first home is 1350,
ordinance, then I can bring
Agenda
2 Reynold Schenck ~lariance - located NE corner of Franklin and teridian Rd.
Schenck was present to request variance of rear setback on north property line and 10
foot setback on the west and east side of proposed building in Iilliams Addition.
Plan was displayed and Schenck stilted he had checked with Ada County Highway District
concerning Williams St. There was no record of Williams St. being dedicated.
Mayor Glaisyer stated that the Fire Chief is concerned about Williams St. for access.
There is a 4 inch water line through the middle of what would be Williams St. _. ~srE=>r"
In regard to the Ada County Highway District letter dated October 22, 1980 -
Schenck: "I have a problem with deeding them t0 feet of additional right-of-way - I have
no problem doing what they ask, but deeding it over is the problem. That comes up to
almost 15% of that total piece of property, just handing it over to them - they want 10
feet on Franklin and 5 feet on the other side on Meridian Rd. as a right-of-way. I have
no problem with complying with what they want, the sidewalks, the switching station, its
the deeding of 15% of my property that's the problem:'
Williams: "I think from the standpoint of further development, obviously if they don't
get the right-of-way, either Meridian Rd. or Franklin Rd. will never be improved to handle
the traffic that will be down there some day. My major concern is not your building to
the property line per sae, but I have a feeling that the person owning this land to the
north is going to sell the other portion off and we are going to have a 50 or 40 foot
right-of-way, whatever Williams St. is - you will have your building here and they will
have their building there and there will be a pile of junk in the middle - it will never
get improved, or even graveled. I'm concerned about the utilities that are there now,
access to those utilities access for fire through the back part of this property, realiz-
ing only half of this is your responsibility. I seriously question whether you need to
lay a full curb and gutter, a sidewalk - I would hope that this would be somewhat improved
for fire, police and utilities."
Brewer: "Would you be willing to improve half of it, blacktop up to your building?"
Schenck: "And utilize it for parking?"
Brewer: "Not and have it open for fire protection. It seems it would be an improvement
for the back of your building."
Williams: "Maybe parallel parking."
Schenck: "I have no problem with that if I could get some parallel parking - that could
put about four cars there.
Brewer: "You would also have access for trash pick up and not have a mud hole - a nice
appearing back building. I would certainly like to see the corner built if we can get
together with him, but like Dick, I feel it has to fit into the future."
Williams: "I don't see any problem with parallel parking back there - you can parallel
park on Franklin or the other street."
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There was much discussion concerning Ada County Highway District's letter of September
1978, regarding the request to close Williams St. Ada County Highway District states
Williams St. was never dedicated and therefore-could not be vacated.
Crookston: "As I understand it, the background there is that there was- never a dedicated
street. Somehow on a map somewhere back in time, someone did extend Williams St. - on a
map - from the back property line of Larry Barnes, westerly to Meridian St. Who did that,
I don't know, but everybody got the idea that it was dedicated. There are theories that
once it is in use as such, then it becomes a dedicated right-of-way - it's never been
used, there is no street through it. As far as the easement, I'm quite sure that the City
can claim an easement for the utilities to go through there. As far as who the owner is,
you would have to run a title search on it to find out to whose name that property really
exists. To my knowledge, there has been no dedication of that portion of the property.
The City would have an easement simply because of the long existance of that property for
water."
Engineer Smith: "I have a copy of Williams Addition, which is the plat adjacent to the
piece of property proposed tonight for variances. The description for the Williams Addi-
tion starts on the east property line. Williams Ave. is shown in 'light lines' as going
across to Peridian St., but this portion of Williams is not included in the plat that did
dedicate Williams up to the east property line of this piece of property."
Crookston: "That's right Gary, that is where it did come about,was on the plat."
Smith: "It's misleading because it does show the lines going through to Meridian St., but
it is not part of the dedicated Williams plat. That is probably why they can't find
record of any dedication - the. only thing we have in there is a water line that reportedly
has an easement."
Williams: "How wide would this easement be?"
Crookston: "How big is the line?"
Stuart: "Four inch."
Crookston: "Probably between 16 to 20 feet."
Williams: "Who owns the northern property."
Crookston: "Lempke owns it."
Orton: "Then all the easement in the future would have to come off of Lempke - is that
correct?"
Crookston: "With a descriptive easement like that, it would be half on each side of the
line, wherever that line is."
Stuart: "It is on the south side of where the street (Williams) would be."
There was more discussion.
Brewer: "4lhat the City needs is to end up with a 20 foot easement through there with
Schenck sharing half of it."
Crookston: "The City has a claim for easement based upon prescription use of that land
for public utilities."
Building Inspector stated there was no problem with requested variances.
Smith: "Is it my understanding that the street will be constructed for width, per Ada
County Highway District's requirements without the additional right-of-way request?"
Williams: "No, there is no street requirement."
Smith: "Excuse me, I mean on Franklin and Meridian."
Williams: "There isn't for dedication."
Schenck: "There is curb, gutter and sidewalk dedication."
Smith: "Do they need the additional right-of-way for that sidewalk, curb and gutter con-
struction?"
Schenck: "What they ask for was, from where the property line is, to come back 2 1/2 feet
with nothing so they can eventually dig up if and when, and then five feet of sidewalk,
then 2 1/2 feet of lawn, whatever, with nothing. That's how they wanted Franklin St. laid
out. On Meridian St. they just wanted five feet, sidewalk, curb and gutter all tied in,
but on Franklin they want ten feet laying out there. I'm willing to put it where they
want it."
Chief Sherwin: "No objection to proposal as long as sight triangle is clear and access
to the back for police protection."
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Playor: "The only right way I know to do this is have Engineer Smith to do a research,
get a proper legal description, search out the title and have Reynold and whoever owns
the other .half, deed over to us - or give the City a recorded easement."
Schenck: "I have no problem with the easement on the back side."
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the City Council grant Mr.
Schenck the setback variances as requested, rear of building against the north property
line and a ten foot setback on the west and east side of building, provided: that Schenck
comply with Ada County Highway District's requirements as outlined in letter dated October
22, 1980; that the rear portion of the building be no closer than ten feet from the center
line of the four inch water line on Williams St; that a twenty foot easement be provided
to the City in lieu of right-of-way for utilities, fire and police protection; and an all
weather surface be constructed upon City easement at the time df construction."
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
3 Harold Wilkins - 707 E. Pine sewer
Wilkins was present to request information concerning sewer lines going into the east of
his property, can he hook on, cost and if it wouldbeaneighborhood project.
Ward: "He has access fairly close. I believe the sewer runs through the 900 block and he
is located in the 700 block. I didn't get to measure, but it is a layable four inch line.
The cost effective would depend on how Wilkins looks at it and his neighbors' situation.
They are having problems with their drainfield - they do not have access to another pro-
perty to put in an alternative drainfield, from what I understand, what his question might
be, if a line was laid there servicing the property adjacent to him; where would he stand
in regard to latecomers charges or other charges such as an eight inch line that would be
laid to service that property in that area."
Kingsford: "We would have to take a look at this before we could answer his questions."
Ward: "Wilkins cannot get into the line at Miss Oliason's as it is too shallow, he would
have to go to Phase III. This apparently is going to be a problem coming up more and
more in that area. It has high ground water and most of the houses are relatively the
same age."
There was discussion. The Wilkins' property is a one acre lot, not wide, but deep. The
property on the north has indicated putting in multi-family.
Mayor Glaisyer stated that the policy has been that they can be on City water and sewer,
but fees are all double, and their cost. The City has no latecomers charge at this time.
Wilkins: "In other words, unless I could get someone to help me, I would have to lay
three or four hundred feet of line myself plus paying the cost of hooking on to it."
Williams: "Yes, sir. Hopefully that you can get some of your neighbors to participate.
We will provide any assistance we can for you."
Wilkins thanked the Council.
Agenda
4 Senior Citizen
Elizabeth Ryan representing the Meridian Senior Citizens Board of Directors directed a
letter dated November 3, 1980 to Mayor Glaisyer and the City Council as follows:
"On October 29, 1980, the Meridian Senior Citizens Board of Directors and their
Advisory Board voted to request your initiation of a release of up to 3 acres of
the property east of the race track and west of the park fora senior citizens center
"We will appreciate your earliest consideration of this request and wish to thank
you for your interest in our goals."
Letter on file with these minutes.
Brewer: "I would like to address a few of the items and criteria that was involved in the
senior citizens arriving at this request. Primarily, they feel that location, the most
important aspect, would be close to a future City Center complex, possibly, and its proxi-
mity to the park - the picnic area, horseshoe pits, the existing parking, sewer and water
proximity is desireable - these things convinced them the park property would be preferable
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over the waste treatment property. J-U-B, our City Engineers, have offered to establish
the legal description when that time comes, at no cost to the senior citizens and this is
just a formal request."
Orton: "I spoke with Ruell Smith of Parks Department and we
the dedication, to recreation, on that parcel on those up to
of ground not now dedicated to recreation. Whether it's the
or somebody comes in and were to donate an acre two acres,
could transfer our park recreation requirement to that land,
recreation ground. Parks and Recreation did also say on tha
any three acres of that undeveloped portion of park, that we
about our ultimate traffic pattern to the community center.
us to pull all the traffic through the park and they want us
come around through the commercial area ultimately."
have to seek a transfer of
three-acres to another parcel
old treatment plant ground
fora community park - we
or land not currently into
t particular piece of ground,
should be extremely careful
Apparently they don't want
to at least plan a way to
Brewer: "This is one reason we did not care to establish the actual legal description at
this time. There are several reasons for postponing that, in that when they come up
with their final design of their building, the way it's situated in the particular area,
may have something to do with it, there might be other advantages for the City for not
establishing the legal now, just give them up to three acres.~~`t..
Kingsford questioned the race track operation impact and Brewer stated the senior citizens
felt they could live. with the racing association and operation.
Chief Sherwin questioned if and when contract is implemented, that the City have a limited
use of the facility. Mayor Glaisyer stated there are many things that would have to be
worked out with the lease.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Williams to instruct the City Attorney to
draw a lease, letting up to three acres of unused portion of the new City park, to be
leased to the Senior Citizens Organization of Meridian, for the amount of one dollar, one
year lease, twenty options to renew, general intent of the lease with specifics to be
worked out at a later date, and legal description to be established at the appropriate
time.
P1otion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
5 Beer, Wine and Liquor 1981 Renewals.
The h1otion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Orton that all Beer, Wine and Liquor
application for 1981 that have been initialed as approved by the Chief of Police as of
this date, be approved with the exception of Bud's Broiler for further review.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
t+1ayor: "Counselor, have you read the letter from Chief Sherwin concerning. bud's Broiler?"
Crookston: "Yes, I have."
Mayor:. "What is your comment?"
Crookston: "I do not have any problems with the letter. Under the ordinance, the owners
are to be contacted and told of their review and basically given a hearing. This should
be an informal hearing. I think the proper action is to inform Bud's Broiler owners of
the possibility of a denial of their licenses, have them come before the City Council and
let them speak to this - then if the Council is of mind to deny them after the informal
hearing, then they can take whatever necessary action after that."
t4ayor: "I will send them a letter to that effect."
Agenda
6 The Mayor read Ordinance #382 entitled:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE VIII, CHAPTER X, ENTITLED RESISTING AN OFFICER OF THE REVISED
AND COtdPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY ADDING TO SAID
CHAPTER A NEW SECTION 9-1005 ENTITLED OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE PERFORMANCE OF DUTY.
Chief Sherwin briefed the public by stating, "Basically, if any personal or real property
is so placed, or becomes located any place in the City, that obstructs or delays any City
employee from performing their duty, that obstruction can be removed at the ownersexpense~'
Mayor Glaisyer called for public comment. There was none.
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The t4otion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the rules and provisions
of 50-9002 and all rules and provisions requiring that ordinances be read on three differ-
ent days, be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 382, as read, be passed and approved
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
7 Bills were read.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford to approve the bills.
P1otion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
8 Mayor Glaisyer reported that the money that had been held back by EDA until audit was
complete has been received and would need to be deposited to the construction account,
then paid back to the 25 and O1 accounts.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Orton to transfer $107,1fi2.54 from construc-
tion account - $104,662.54 to the 25 sewer and water account and $2,500.00 to the O1
general fund.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
9 Engineering:
Engineer Smith recommended approval of General Engineering Statement No. 6 from J-U-B
Engineers, Inc. for July 21, 1980 through September 29, 1980.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that General Engineering Statement
No. 6 in the amount of $1,982.19.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
10 Department Reports:
Brewer reported that Home federal and Savings has removed a portion of the sign that had
created some sight problem on the corner of E. First and Franklin.
Brewer commended the Police Department for the way they handled the investigation of Pam
Johnston's murder. He referred to the legal decision that had been handed down from the
court reflects the extremely well handled job.
Brewer stated that the street is obliterated with mud in front of Roto-Rooter on W.
Franklin.
Chief Sherwin stated he would research the problem.
Orton questioned if there has been any information on the new lease of the Speedway.
There had been no information.
If was felt that the Speedway should contact the City about the parking.
Williams stated that the City ordinance provides that the septic tank dumping operation
and fees will be set by the Board of Appraisers and then passed on to the City Council
for approval and implementation.
He had recommended a written policy for fees and rules to the Board of Appraisers, which
was approved, and submitted a copy to the Mayor and City Council.
The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer that the City Council adopt the fol-
owing policy for fees and rules as relates to septic tank dumping operations:
1. Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
2. Fees: $0,017 per gallon and will be based upon full load capacity of vehicle
dumping. Minimum fee will be $25.00.
3. Dumping will be at a rate of 100 gallons per minute maximum.
4. No dumping of any material other than domestic tanks will be accepted without
prior written approval of the Wastewater Superintendent. Violation of this con-
dition will terminate access to dumping facility.
5. The City of Meridian will bill monthly for dump charges. Accounts with past due
balances will be on a C.O.D. basis until account is paid in full.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
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Agenda
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The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the Calico Pizza Beer and
Wine License Transfer from Cecil Leonard to Daniel Sterling be granted.
Calico Pizza Beer and Wine License Transfer.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
There was no other business to come before the Council.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that the meeting be adjourned at
9:15 p.m.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford
Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
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Clerk
Treasurer
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Attorney
Bruce
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Fire
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ACHD
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APA
AIC
Central District Health
Nampa-Meridian Irrigation
Ray Sotero
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10-31-80 Bruce Stuart Works 49.34
10-31-80 U.S. Post Office Postage 73.00
10-31-80 Idaho First National Bank 18,222.23
10-31-80 Idaho First National Bank 17,886.74
10-31-80 Raymond Voss Fire Marshal 200.00
10-31-80 Michael Davis. Refund 51.40
10-31-80 Gem Communications Service 24.00
10-31-80 Earl Ward Wastewater 478.00
10-31-80 Raymond Voss Fire Marshal 30.00
10-31-80 Idaho first National Bank 19,516.79
10-31-80 Joseph L. Glaisyer Mayor 529.20
10-31-80 Bill G. Brewer Councilman 81.70
10-31-80 Grant Paul Kingsford Councilman 89.20
10-31-80 Ric Orton Councilman 89.20
10-31-80 LaWana L. Niemann City Clerk 943.28
10-31-80 Mary Jane Harper Clerk Typist 622.02
10-31-80 Tamera Perkins Clerk Tyoist 441.56
10-31-80 Judy Ann Byers Clerk Typist 397.25
10-31-80 Candy Hall Clerk Typist 286.54
10-31-80 John 0. Fitzgerald Attorney 148.58
10-31-80 Roger Sherwin Police Chief 968.71
10-31-30 Jean E. Moore Clerk Typist 559.36
VOID
10-31-80 Rick L. Richardson Police 863.36
10-31-80 Norman 4!oody Williams Police 923.25
10-31-80 Dennis James Estes Police 879.12
10-31-80 Kevin Dale Robertson Police 857.55
10-31-80 Terry Lynn Tipton Police 973.64
10-31-80 Mark Steven Shaver Police 758.38
10-31-80 Gene N. Trakel Police 765.86
10-31-80 Richard Douglas Nichols Police. 1,000.74
10-31-80 Jerome 0. Payne Police 14.08
10-31-80 Terry Pollard Police 14.08
10-31-80 Alfred Ray Thorusen Police 743.40
10-31-80 Richard P. Donahue Dog Catcher 539.19
10-31-80 Roger L. Welker Fire Chief 198.61
10-31-80 Raymond L. Voss Fire Marshal 800.82
10-31-80 Bruce D. Stuart Works 1,038.14
10-31-80 Dewey Richard Davis Works 818.92
10-31-80 Mark Louis Aguirre Works 714.72
10-31-80 Gregory Brent Walker Works 362.49
10-31-80 Carol Schultz Clerk Typist 350.73
10-31-80 Ann M. Kiebert Treasurer 1,018.30
10-31-80 Lana Sue Peoples Clerk Typist 543.87
10-31-80 Elaine Town Clerk Typist 504.38
10-31-80 Judy M. Blessing Clerk Typist 283.88
10-31-80 Earl Ward Wastewater 1,210.31
10-31-80 Robert Keith Boyd Wastewater 820.40
10-31-80 Frederick H. Putzier l~lastewater 763.38
10-31-80 Dan D. Grggq Wastewater 676.78
10-31-80 Kris K. Jennison Wastewater 642.70
10-31-80 Robert L. Parsons Jr. Wastewater 745.66
10-31-80 U:S. Post Office Postage 235.30
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(VOUCHER DATE
PURPOSE AMOUPJT
17801 10-31-80 Richard C. Williams Councilman 89.20
17802 10-31-80 Gary Smith Engineer 1.00
17803 10-31-80 Roger Sherwin Police Chief 275.00
17804 10-31-80 Boise State University Works 70.00
17805 10-31-80 Cole-Parmer Instrument Co. 160.00
17806 10-31-80 Vern Schoen Bldg. Insp. 743.15
17807 10-31-80 Jim Bentley, Jr. Police 200.00
17808 10-31-80 City of Meridian 48.41
17809 10-31-80 State of Idaho 1,016.45
17810 10-31-80 Social Security Trust Fund 4,187.13
17811 10-31-80 Farmers & Merchants State Bank 3,828.90
17812 10-31-80 Peridian Quick Response Unit 363.00
17813 10-31-80 Ace Hardware Supplies 80.00
17814 10-31-80 Ada Planning Association 725.00
17815 10-31-80 Air Equipment Co. Supplies 25.80
17816 10-31-80 Ambrose, Fitzgerald, Crookston & McLam Attorneys 3,125.00
17817 10-31-80 Amfac Electric Supply Supplies 12.00
17818 10-31-80 Andy's Supply, Inc. Supplies 50.64
17819 10-31-80 Banner Machine Idorks Supplies 104.89
17820 10-31-80 Big M Upholstery & Draperies Service 90.00
17821 10-31-80 Bill's 66 Service 234.80
17822 10-31-80 Big 0 Tires 365.37
17823 10-31-80 Bodine Oil Company, Inc. 646.46
17824 10-31-80 Boise Cascade Building Platerials Center Supplies. 32.07
17825 10-31-80 Brewer Pest Control Service 8.50
17826 10-31-80 Boise State University 30.00
17827 10-31-80 Central Office Equipment, Inc. Supplies 16.41
17828 10-31-80 Champion Construction Supply Supplies 8.80
17829 10-31-80 City of Boise - Communications Division Service 122.75
17830 10-31-80 City of Meridian 115.60
17831 10-31-80 Consolidated Supply Co. Supplies 61.73
17832 10-31-80 Co-Operative Oil Association, Inc. 48.40
17833 10-31-80 Courtesy Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. 5.60
17834 10-31-80 Culligan Water Conditioning Service 10.00
17835 10-31-80 Datafax Business Equipment Supplies 21.00
17836 10-31-30 Deckers, Inc. Supplies 84.88
17837 10-31-80 Dirt Inc. Service 487.50
17838 10-31-80 Edd Drumheller Refund 33.25
17839 10-31-80 Elite Cleaners Service 6.35
17840 10-31-80 Ernst & Whinney Auditors 2,550.00
17841 10-31-80 Don's Shell Service 101.85
17842 10-31-80 Evans Lumber Company Supplies 4.16
17843 10-31-80 Farmer Brothers Coffie Supplies 118.20
17844 10-31-80 Garners Supplies 5.59
17845 10-31-80 J. J. Gilgan P.E. Service 120.00
17846 10-31-80 Hazzys Supplies 8.28
17847 10-31-80 Hoff Building Center Supplies 50.93
17848 10-31-80 Idaho Dept. of Health and Welfare 145.50.
17849 10-31-80 Idaho Power Co. .. Service 6,260.77
17850 10-31-80 Idaho Surplus Property Agency Supplies 5.50
17851 10-31-80 Intermountain Gas Company Service 108.82
17852 10-31-80 Intermountain Arms Supplies 8.98
17853 10-31-80 I.A.C.P. Police 35.00
17854 10-31-80 J&D Printing Supplies 7.20
17855 10-31-80 Kalbus Office Supply Supplies 186.40
17856 10-31-80 Lewis & Clark Paper and Supply, Inc. Supplies 142.00
17857 10-31-80 The Merc Supplies 29.85
17858 10-31-80 Meridian Auto Parts Supplies 40.57
17859 10-31-80 Peridian Drug Supplies 43.13
17860 10-31-80 Meridian Ford Sales 847.33
17861 10-31-80 Meridian Glass & Screen Supplies 38.73
17862 10-31-80 Meridian Lock & Key Supplies 21.56
17863 10-31-80 Mid-American Research Chemical Corp. Supplies 110.16
17864 10-31-80 Missman Electric Co. Supplies 99.20
17865 10-31-80 Modern Printers Supplies 42.00
17866 10-31-80 Mountain Bell Service 591.90
17867 10-31-80 National Industrial Supply Supplies 30.51
17868 10-31-80 Perma-Green Lawn Co. Supplies 87.50
November 3, 1980
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VOUCHER DATE PIIRPOSE AMOUNT
17869 10-31-80 Paul's Conoco 35.05
17870 10-31-80 Radio Paging Service Service 84.00
17871 10-31-80 Research Institute of America Police 36.00
17872 10-31-80 Roto-Rooter Sewer Service Service 42.50
17873 10-31-80 S & E Auto Parts Supplies 270.90
17874 10-31-80 Sheehan's Supplies 5.00
17875 10-31-80 State of Idaho Dept. of Labor & Ind. Servs. 286.20
17876 10-31-80 Star Photo Service Supplies 3.02
17877 10-31-80 Storey feed & Seed Co. Supplies 47.45
17878 10-31-80 Tates Rental Supplies 38.00
17879 10-31-80 Tel-Car, Inc. Service 39.75
17880 10-31-80 Traylor Construction Co., Inc. Service 3,670.38
17882 10-31-80 Uniformity Plus Supplies 90.00
17883 10-31-80 Valley News Service 174.19
17884 10-31-80 Van Gas Supplies 267.60
17885 10-31-80 Wholesalers, Inc. Supplies 24.29
17886 10-31-80 Zamzow's Supplies 3.98
17887 10-31-80 The Bobbs Merrill Company, Inc. Service 28.90
17888 10-31-80 Don's Shell Service 316.24
17889 10-31-80 Gem-Breakaway QRU 265.00
17890 10-31-80 General Fire & Safety Equipment, Inc. Fire 12.75
17891 10-31-80 Idaho Truck Tire Center, Inc. QRU 520.12
17892 10-31-80 Starline Equipment Co. Supplies 175.00
17893 10-31-80 J-U-B Engineers Service 1,982.19
17896 10-31-80 Association of Idaho Cities 2,614.80
17897 10-31-80 Colonial Insurance 752.25
17898 10-31-80 Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho 4,916.70
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November 3, 1980
The Honorable Mayor Joe Glayser
and Members of the Meridian City Council
City Hall
Meridian, Idaho 83042
Dear Mayor Glayser:
On October 29, 1980, the Meridian
Senior Citizens Board of Directors and their Ad-
visory Board voted to request your initiation of
a release of up to 3 acres of the property east of
the .race track and west of the park for a senior
citizens center.
We will appreciate your earliest
consideration of this request and wish to thank you
for your interest in our goals..
Sincerely,
'td~ ,
Anni~ s, Chairman
Meridian Senior Citizens
Board of Directors
ORDINANCE N0. `/ ~~
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE VIII, CHAPTER, X, ENTITLED RESISTING
AN OFFICER OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDP_HO, BY ADDING TO SAID CHAPTER A TdEW
SECTION 8-1005 ENTITLED OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE.PEP.FORM.ANCE OF DUTY.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the T"ayor of the City of
Meridian, Idaho have concluded that it is in the best interest
of said City to amend Title VIII, Chapter X, by adding thereto
a new Section 8-1005, regarding obstructions in the performance of
duty of a police officer, or city employee,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE T7AYOR OF THE CITY OF
.TERIDIAN AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CSTY OF T^ERIDIAPI, ADA COUNTY,
IDAHO,
Section 1. That the following Section 8-1005 shall become
a part of Chapter =: of Title VIII and shall read as follows:
8-1005 OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE PERFORA7ANCE OF DUTY: •r7hen any
form of personal or real property causes a delay
or obstructs any public officer or city employee from performing
their duty, the personal or real property may be moved and/or
impounded, as necessary or required to eliminate the resistance
or obstruction, at the. owners', keepers' or tenants' expense.
Section 2. WHEREAS, there is an emeraency therefor, which
emergency is 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 Tlayor of the
City of I~leridian, Ada County, Idaho~t~his`~ day of November, 1980.
ATTEST:
AM BROSE,
FITZG ERALD,
CROONSTON
E McLAM
AllO~neye an0
Couneeloro
R.D. BOY 127
McNCIen, IOSNO
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