1980 09-02C~
AGENDA
Meridian City Council
September 2, 1980
ITEM:
Minutes of previous meeting approved as read.
1. Computer Bids - taken under advisement.
2. Tax Assessment Ordinance #377 APPROVED
Budget Hearing Ordinance #378 APPROVED
Animal Control Ordinance #379 APPROVED
3. Settlers Village Covenants.
4. Engineer Report
5. Construction Bills
6. Department Reports
7. Other Business
Bills were approved.
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4genda
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Regular meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph Glaisyer at 7:30 p.m.
Councilmen present: Richard Williams, Grant Kingsford, Bill Brewer, Rick Orton Jr.
Others present: Roger Sherwin, Earl Ward, Vern Schoen, Bruce Stuart, Gary Smith,
Bernie Wilson, Andy Taylor, Todd Holady, Gary Gilliam, Jim Russell,
Paul Kelley, Steve Gilliam, Mark Joy, Dan Russell, Elwood Rennison,
August Hein, Brett Rennison, Elwood E. Rennison, Jo Taylor.
Minutes of previous meeting were approved as read.
Computer bids
P1ayor Glaisyer opened the bids and read to the public the bids for a computer as
follows: 7:31 p. m. IBM
Estimated hardware 13,375.00
software 3,500.00
Bond enclosed
7:32 p.m. Northwest Computer Center
Estimated hardware 7,595.00
software 3,300.00
No bond enclosed
7:33 p.m. Data Services Inc.
Letter of recommendation enclosed
No bid offered
7:34 p.m. Capitol Computer Co, Inc.
Estimated hardware 7,980.00
software 4,500.00
No bond enclosed
There were no other bids presented.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that the Computer bids be
taken under advisement.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
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The Mayor expressed appreciation to the company's time and submittal of bids.
The Mayor read Ordinance #377 entitled:
AN ORDINANCE SETTING FORTH THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY NECESSARY TO BE RAISED FROM
TAXES ASSESSED ON THE TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY -0F MERIDIAN FOR THE YEAR
BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1980 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1981.
Mayor Glaisyer called for public comment.
There were no comments.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams 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 377, as read, be passed and
approved.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
The Mayor read Ordinance #378 entitled:
AN ORDINANCE MAKING AN APPROPRIATION OF MONEY FOR ALL THE NECESSARY EXPENSES AND
LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COM-
MENCING THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1980, AND ENDING THE THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1981, THIS ORDINANCE BEING KNOWN AS THE ANNUAL APPRORIATION BILL, AND DECLARING AN
E~AERGENCY.
Mayor Glaisyer called for public comment. There were no comments.
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Merida Hall .2. September 2 1980
The Motion 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
different days, be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 378, as read, be passed and
approved.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
The Mayor read Ordinance #379 entitled:
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TITLE 8, CHAPTER 1, ENTITLED 'ANIMALS ESTRAY, POUNDMASTER'
AND TITLE 8, CHAPTER 6, EPTITLED 'DOGS' AND ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER ON 'ANIMAL CON-
TROL OFFICER, ANIMAL REGULATIONS AND LICENSING', WHICH SHALL BE KNOWN AS TITLE 8,
CHAPTER 1, OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN.
Mayor Glaisyer called for public comment.
Councilman Orton requested a summary.
Chief Sherwin summarized the updating, requirement of animal vaccine, current day fines,
and setting forth the age of dog licensing.
The 1Aotion was made by Brewer and seconded by Williams 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 379, as read, be passed and approved.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
3 The Mayor brought the Council up to date in reference to Settlers Village covenants
stating he has met with the representatives, Bob Helgerson, APA, a member of FHA,
contractors, and the conclusion of that meeting was that the plat will be revised to
bring in the exact number of units and type. They wall be tabled until a later meeting.
Agenda
4 Engineer Report
Gary Smith reported that during construction of W. Pine Ave., west from Linder Rd,
all the survey monumentations were removed, not referenced and not replaced. This
amounts to considerable amount of work. He had talked to Ron Cotterman, ACRD and
Cotterman had stated this was a state sponsored project, and would be thejr respon-
sibility. Information is available to reset the markers, but an expense.
Piayor Glaisyer instructed this report of removal of monuments be thoroughly checked
before any other action.
Williams suggested contacting the Attorney General's office if this should require action.
The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Williams to authorize Street Commissioner
Brewer to demand re-establishment of monumentation W. Pine Extension and Linder Rd.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Agenda
5 Construction Bills
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Orton that the freight bill from Instru-
mentation Specialties Co. in the the amount of $32.09 be paid from the Construction account
and that funds be transferred from the Water/Sewer account to the Construction account.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Ortoh that the bill from Ambrose,
Fitzgerald, Crookston and F1cLam in the amount of $208.00 be paid from the Construction
account; that portion of $194.00, DVY Construction be credited against DVY retainage,
and that there be transfer of funds from the Water/Sewer account to the Construction
account.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
Meridian City Hall .3. September, 2, 1980
Agenda
6 Orton reported on the transaction between BSU and City Park baseball fence. Lyle
Smith, 6SU athletic director, has stated they would accept certain sections of outfall
fence now that there is a need while constructing a multipurpose building. The complete
fence and scoreboard was donated to the Storey Park baseball diamond by BSU some time
ago. The BSU project will be approximately three years, the dismantling and replacement
would take about three days work, the cost of a new smaller fence approximately $600.00.
Orton stated there are funds budgeted to cover this.
There was no objection from the Council.
Agenda
7 Other Business
Mayor Glaisyer stressed the need fora Planning and Zoning member.
Bernie Wilson, Valley News Times Editor was introduced.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams that the meeting recess at
8:00 p.m.
Motion Carried: lilliams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
At 8:20 p.m. the meeting was called to reconvene by Mayor Glaisyer.
Councilman Orton addressed the Council and members of the public stating that it was a
great deal of pleasure to present a Certificate of Appreciation to August Hein Jr, Troop
#1 for the work on the softball infield in Storey Park. Orton explained that Hein in
pursuit of an Ea91e Merit Badge, led Troop #1 to the layout of the infield, excavated
the sod and topsoil out of the infield area, sterilized the ground, brought in sand,
loam and tilled in, and then cleaning up the area after this project.
Hein introduced Scout Troop #1 and stated they had helped with this project and thanked
the adults who had helped. He stated that he and the Troop had put in almost 200 man
hours and appreciated the opportunity of the project.
Troop #1 is sponsored by American Legion Post #113.
Mayor Glaisyer presented August Hein Jr. with a Certificate of Appreciation in behalf of
the citizens and the Mayor and Council.
The Mayor stated that it was an honor to have Hein and Troop #1 in our community and
wished them the best of luck.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Williams to pay the bills.
P•lotion Carried: Williams, yea,; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Kingsford that the meeting be adjourned
at 8:25 p.m.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford,
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Council ACHD
PAZ Ada County Zoning Director
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Treasurer AIC
Hein Central District Health
Attorney Nampa-Meridian Irrigation
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ridian City Hall September 2.1980
The b ills were read.
UCHE R DATE PURPOSE AMOUNT
354 8-29-80 Idaho First PJational Bank 15,722.80
435 8-29-80 U.S. Post Office Postage 332.00
436 8-29-80 Idaho First National Bank 20,278.55
437 8-29-80 U.S. Post Office Postage 58.00
438 8-29-80 First Security - City of Meridian 12,034.00
439 8-29-80 First Security 100,000.00
440 8-29-80 Lana S. Roberts Clerk Typist 518.89
441 8-29-80 Mary Jane Breshears Clerk Tupist 586.49
442 8-29-80 Boise State University 120.00
443 8-29-80 Gary Smith Engineer 1.00
444 8-29-80 Joseph L. Glaisyer Mayor 535.20
445 8-29-IIO Bill G. Brewer Councilman 81.70
446 8-29-80 Grant Paul Kingsford Councilman 89.20
447 8-29-80 Rick Orton Councilman 89.20
448 8-29-80 Richard C. Williams Councilman 89.20
449 8-29-80 LaWana L. Niemann City Clerk 874.82
450 8-29-80 Tamera Perkins Clerk Typist 419.46
451 8-29-80 Judy Ann Byers Clerk Typist 400.28
452 8-29-80 Lynette Peters Clerk Typist 406.75
453 8-29-80 Candy Hall Clerk Typist 65.83
454 8-29-80 John 0. Fitzgerald Attorney 148.58
455 8-29-80 Roger Sherwin Police Chief 900.58
456 8-29-80 Jean E. tdoore Clerk Typist 532.14
457 8-29-80 Rick L. Richardson Police 816.35
458 8-29-80 Norman idoody Williams Police 865.00
459 8-29-80 Dennis James Estes Police 776.75
460 8-29-80 Kevin Dale Robertson Police 806.64
461 8-29-80 Terry Lyn Tipton Police 837.87
462 8-29-80 Mark Steven Shaver Police 685.13
463 8-29-80 Gene N. Trakel Police 712.60
464 8-24-80 Jim Williston Police 762.45
465 8-29-80 Richard Doug Nichols Police 943.81
466 8-29-80 Carol A. Case Police 42.24
467 8-29-80 Norman Corde Police 89.18
468 8-29-80 Jerome 0. Payne Police 42.24
469 8-29-80 Terry Pollard Police 136.11
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471 8-29-80 Alfred Ray Thorusen Police 136.11
472 8-29-80 .Charles Younger Police 89.18
473 8-29-80 Richard P. Donahue Dog Catcher. 512.21
474 8-29-80 Roger L. Welker Fire Chief 198.61
475 8-29-80 Raymond Lee Voss Fire Marshall 748.59
476 8-29-80 Bruce D. Stuart Works 992.07
477 8-29-80 Dewey Richard Davis Works 732.84
478 8-29-80 Mark Louis Aguirre Works 715.52
479 8-29-80 Gregory B. Walker 4lorks 589.82
480 8-29-80 Carol Schultz Clerk Typist 320.76
481 8-29-80 Ann P7. Kiebert Treasurer 716.07
482 8-29-80 Elaine Town Clerk Typist 411.38
483 8-29-80 Judy M. Blessing Clerk Typist 239.13
484 8-29-80 John Earl Ward Wastewater 1,104.81
485 8-29-80 Robert Keith Boyd Wastewater 810.72
486 8-29-80 Frederick H. Putzier Wastewater 657.22
487 8-29-80 Dan D. Grogg Wastewater 616.09
488 8-29-80 Kris K. Jennison Wastewater 723.59
489 8-29-80 Robert L. Parsons Jr. Wastewater 717.96
490 8-29-80 Eric Brewer Wastewater 74.86
491 8-29-80 Brad Hurd Wastewater 95.51
492 8-29-80 Monte L. Brooks Recreation 17.27
493 8-29-80 U.S. Post Office Postage 237.51
494 8-24-80 Idaho First National Bank 30,535.48
495 8-29-80 LTD Commodities, Inc. Supplies 32.15
496 8-29-80 Farmers and Merchants - City of Meridian Constructio n 2,500.00
'498 II-29-80 Vern Schoen Bldg Insp. 1,406.12
'497 8-29-80 Jim Bentley Jr. 200.00
'360 8-29-80 Cadillac Pen Co. Supplies 16.15
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Peridian City Hall September 21, 1980
VOUCHER DATE PURPOSE AMOUNT
17499 8-29-80 Farmers and Merchants State Bank 3,474.10
17500 8-29-80 Social Security Trust Fund 4,021.91
17501 8-29-80 State of Idaho 911.55
17502 8-29-80 City of Meridian 12.39
17505 8-29-80 Ace Hardware Supplies 73.83
17506 8-29-80 Ada County 100.00
17507 8-29-80 Ada County Data Processing 18.18
17508 8-29-80 Allied Envelope Supplies 112.44
17509 8-29-80 Amfac Electirc Supply Co. Supplies 148.88
17510 8-29-80 Big 0 Tires Service 89.60
17511 8-29-80 Bills 66 229.90
17512 8-29-80 Bodine Oil Company 3,240.37
17513 8-29-80 Bodine Sav-On Gas 27.00
17514 8-29-80 Boise Cascade Building Materials Center Supplies 213.95
17515 8-29-80 Boise State University Police 90.00
17516 8-29-80 Brewer Pest Control Service 8.50
17517 8-29-80 Central Office Equipment, Inc. Supplies 311.00
17518 8-29-80 City of Boise Service 171.40
17519 8-29-80 City of Meridian 72.45
17520 8-29-80 Co-Operative Oil Assoc. 29.70
17521 8-29-80 Court Tool & Equipment Rental Supplies 3.50
17522 8-29-80 Culligan Supplies 138.00
17523 8-29-80 Datafax Business Equipment Supplies 64.00
17524 8-29-80 Daycoa Supplies 118.68
17525 8-29-80 Dirt, Inc. Supplies 125.00
17526 8-29-80 Entenmann - Rovin Co. Police 11.90
17572 8-29-80 Evergreen Sprinkler Supply Co. Supplies 21.91
17528 8-29-80 Farmers Brothers Supplies 44.85
17529 8-29-80 Finger Print Equipment Laboratories, Inc. Police 7.28
17530 8-29-80 G & B Ready Mixed Concrete Supplies 46.87
17531 8-29-80 General Electric Supply Co. Supplies 21.16
17532 8-29-80 Great Western Chemical Co. Supplies 205.00
17533 8-29-80 Harold's Electric Supplies 45.40
17534 8-29-80 Idaho Department of Labor and Ind. Services 541.35
17535 8-29-80 Idaho Motor Repair Service 129.15
17536 8-29-80 Idaho Power Service 8,57,6.24
17537 8-29-80 Intermountain Gas Company Service 44.14
17538 8-29-80 Intermountain Surgical Supply Supplies 31.20
17539 8-29-80 J & D Printing Supplies 6.00
17540 8-29-80 J-U-B Engineers, Inc. Service 2,066.58
17541 3-29-80 Kalbus Office Supply Supplies 116.09
17542 8-29-80 Larry's Small Engine Repair Service 7.40
17543 8-29-80 Lowery-Miller Co. Supplies 36.80
17544 8-29-80 Luckey Laboratories, Inc. Police 25.53
17545 8-29-80 Machinery West, Inc. Supplies 93.00
17546 8-29-80 Marcum,Inc. Supplies 11.13
17547 8-29-80 Meridian Drug Supplies 29.32
17548 8-29-80 Meridian Ford Sales 868.53
17549 8-29-80 Meridian Lock & Key Supplies 2.40
17550 8-29-80 Modern Printers Supplies 103.15
17551 8-29-80 Mountain Bell Service 590.57
17552 8-29-80 Mountain View Equipment Company Supplies 12.96
17553 8-29-80 National Industrial Supply Supplies 6.06
17554 8-29-80 Neptune Microfloc, Inc. Supplies 523.97
17555 8-29-80 Norco Supplies 113.50
7557
1 8-29-80 Pay Less Auto Parts Supplies 17.80
7558 8-29-80 Meridian Quick Respone Unit 238.00
17556 8-29-80 Paul's Conoco 73.50
17559 8-29-80 Radio Paging Service Service 42.00
17560 8-29-80 Rick Richardson Police 300.00
17561 8-29-80 S & E Auto Parts Supplies 200.33
17562 8-29-80 Sheehan's Supplies 5.00
17563 8-29-80 Don's Shell Service 23.90
17564 8-29-80 Starline Equipment Company Supplies 296.80
17565 8-29-80 Star Photo Service Supplies 15.32
17566 8-29-80 Sterling Codifiers Inc. Service 463.20
17567 8-29-80 Sundance Dodge, Inc. 18.00
17568 8-29-80 Storey Feed & Seed Supplies 41.00
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Meridian City Hall September 2 1980
VOUCHER DATE
8-29-80 Tate Rental
8-29-80 Tel-Car, Inc.
8-29-80 Tolsma Welding & Repair
8-29-80 Traylor Construction Co.
8-29-80 Traylor Construction Co.
8-29-80 Uniformity Plus
8-29-80 Valley News
8-29-80 Van Gas
8-29-80 VWR Scientific
8-29-80 Zamzow's
8-29-80 Zellerbach Paper Company
8-29-80 United States Post Office
8-29-80 LaWana Niemann
8-29-80 Western Trailers
8-29-80 Colonial Insurance
8-29-80 Association of Idaho Cities
8-29-80 Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho
PURPOSE AMOUNT
Supplies 70.00
Service 39.75
Service 123.20
Service 100.00
Service 1,154.50
Police 147.60
Service 252.22
Supplies 193.20
Supplies 53.02
Supplies 6.76
Supplies 76.65
Postage 60.00
City Clerk 155.00
Supplies 669.76
659.65
1,909.11
4,646.90
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Mayor Joe Glaisyer
City of Meridian
728 Meridian Street
Meridian, ID 83642
RE: PLA?3~VING ASSOCiATT_ON MQ~IBER OCNTRIBL"ICON FJR FY-1981
Dear Mayor Glaisyer:
SEP 1. 3 1964
In accord with approved action of the Ada Plannir~ Association Boarri (quarterly
advance draw-down), we are requesting your remittance ofw725.00, which covers
the first quarter of FY-1981, per your commitment to the Ada Planning
Association's FY-198L
P'Y-1981 CONIIKI'Li`•~'N'1'
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Sincerely yours,
ADA PLANNING ASSOCIATION
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Executive Director
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At city pre-council of July 21, 1980 Neal Eager of Tudor
Eng. Gb, and myself met to discuss some charges in the
preliminary Plat of Bethhaver.Sub.
I± is our understanding we could anticipate approval without
submitting a repla+, of the Subdivision-- that the revised
plat would be acce»td when the moratorium was lifted if
it remained without further charges providing we did not
remove the street to the parcel of ~nplatted ground across
Rutledge Later_a'_•.
The Highway District has indicated the would work on the
old fee schedule previding the city wau'_d state they would
accent the revised vat and not rewire a com olete replat
cf the project. This would save me considerable expense
to the '=ighway Dist, for study of the road system.
If you can help me out I would appreciate it.
Si erely
Lee R. Stucker
P.S. Enclosed is a copy from Neal Eager of haw he felt
the conversation a.nd outcome o` the meeting written just a few
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1302 5. WA9 HINGTON I6 E FAIRVIEW AVE. 1530
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Prom W. Nea'_ Eagar File 664-7745
Subect: Meeting with Meridian City Council
Relevant•to Approval of Proposed ,
Amendments to the Bethaven Subdivision
Preliminary Plat
On July 21 ,1980 Lee Stucker. and myself attended the Meridian
City Pre-Council meeting to ask the Council's approval of revisions
to the preliminary plat for the Bethaven Subdivision. Our request
was stated in a letter to the Mayor and Council dated July 17, 1980.
Councilman Rick Orton excused himself since Tudor Engineering
Company, his employer, is Lee Stucker's engineer. Those present
were Mayor Giaisyer; Councilmen Williams, Kinaford and Brewer.
Gary Smith, the City Engineer, and Lawana ?vTeimar., the City Clerk,
were also .present along with Lee Stucker and myself.
Mayor Glaisyer pointed out that this matter was before the
Council unof`icially since the City is without a subdivision ordi-
nance until the mcratorium oa land development is lifted. While
in force the moratorium forbids official action by the Council on
preliminar;. or final plats. This was felt to include our rec_ruest
for plat a.°aendmerts.
I pointed out that the detention pond for storm runoff had -
been originally designed oa a land parcel owned by LRS Corporation
that lays East of the subdivision and South of Cherry Lane. The
sale of thi::; land to the Fig-st Church of Christ forced the pond
to a location inside the subdivisior. and sreatdd'. a need to revise
part of the subdivision layout. I pointed out *_hat Sheryl Drive,
between Beth Way and Leroy Way had been shifted South. A cul de sac
m to the interior of ''.lock :'_5 now enters from Beth Way instead of
Sheryl Drive. I also poi:aed out that a stub strut East o£ Be*_h
way could be replaced by a sewer easement since the church now owned
the property to which the sti:b street led.
The :Mayor asked if the proposed revision changed the subdivision
density and it was pointed out that there would be no change.
Gary Smith as'ced why c're cul de sac bulb was to the right. I pointed
out it worked out best for t:he a.r.rangement of lots. Gary suggested
ho::..ding the bulb to the left of future cul de sacs.
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Rea'_acement of the stub street was questioned by ore of the
Council m.ernbers. f:e said they '~a.d trouble with sewer lines in
yards. pointed cut that "arl 'r7ard, the Treatment Plant Super-
intendent, had said he could tolerate the easement if sewer man-
holes were i*: public rights-of-way and not on private property.
I pointed out that we proposed no manholes outside the right-of-way.
There w3.^_, ;got a positive °°yes" or "no" from the council members on
this Point.
'The question of access to the .land parcel owned by LRS Corporation,
East of Eethaven and South of the church property, was discussed.
It was suggested by Council members that tine stub street remain. for
the sewer Line and also for access to this property. This plan
received favorable comment from all Council members.
After some discussion the Mayor and Council members agreed they
could take no official action, but when the moratorium is lifted,
they wil_ crfici.ally approve the plat with the revisions we proposed
if the stub street was not replaced with a sewer easement. They
said they would compare the plat we submit after the moratorium is
~ifted with the revised plat used for this meeting and if the plats
compare as discussed, they will officially approve the amendments to
the plat at that time.
It was estimated by Lawanna Nieman that the moratorium could be
lifted in abo•at four months.
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Section 1. That there is hereby assessed upon all the
taxab?e q~oeerty within the '.units of the City c` "'.eridian,
Ada Co~,:nt~,_daho, `per dll our^oses for ±he year October 1, '4.90
to September 3O, 1931 the fol'~w`^o a!-~ourt: 'n _'";C2ED SIXTY-TWO
TF!OUSAw"~ ~ .,:_ ',OtiD'LC T ..-f-S"y ;\^ ';O/?GO (~~ ,2 ,f.',E.CO; DOLLA~S.
General Eund-------------------------$252,9'5.60
Section 2. W'r!EREAS, '.here is do emergency therefor, which
emergency is declared to exist, this Ordine,nce shall take effect
and tie 'n 'CrCe f'"Of': dnd df ter '. '~S :JdS53 C_e, dpDre'Jdl dnd
DUbI '.CdtlOn dS reQUlr6':; bV ': aV1. -
?assed ~y the City Council and apgroved by the "^ayor of the
City c` ~leridia^, Ada ':,our,ty, ,dace, this ?Oth day o` August, 19°0.
ATTEST.:
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STATE OF IDAHO, )
County of Ada, )
On this 2nd day of September, 1980, before me, the undersigned
a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared
LaWana L. Niemann, known to me to be the persons whose name is
subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that
she executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written.
Notary Public for ho
Residing at Meridian, Idaho
ORDINANCE N0. ~7~
AN ORDINANCE P9AKING PN APPROPRT_ATION OF MONEY FOR ALL THE NECESSAP.Y
EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF TAE RI DI AN, ADA COUNTY, IDAH
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR COPZMENCING THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1980, AND
ENDING THE TIIIRTIETIi DAY OF SEPTE?DER, 1981, TIIIS ORDINANCE BEING
KNOti4N AS THE ANNUAL APPF.OPRIATION BILL, FNr DECLARING AN Ef~RGENCY.
BE IT OFDAINED BY TfiE ??AYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MEF.IDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
Section 1. That the following is a statement of the proposed
revenues of the City of Meridian, Idaho, from all sources for the
fiscal year commencing October 1, 1980, and ending September 30,
1981, to wit:
Payments for Services--------------------------$ 93,304.00
Franchise payments----------------------------- 20,000.00
Permits and Licenses--------------------------- 48,835.00
Court Revenue-----------------°------'------° 24,000.00
Federal Shared Revenue----------------`----- °- 55,000.00
Taxes and Penalties---------------------------- 262.936.00
State Sales Tax-------------------------------- 6,500.00
Sundry Sources--------------------------------- 67,700.00
Enterprise, Water & Sewer---------------------- 591,350.00
Liquor Apportionment--------------------------- 28,000.00
Total -----------------------------$ 1,197.625.00
AM BROBE,
FIT20ERAL0,
CROOKBTON
d McLAM
ABOrnaye eno
Counselors
P.O. Box 177
MerlElen, IoaNo
878!2
Telephone BBBKNI
Section 2. That the following sums of money, or so much there
of as may be necessary, are hereby appropriated out of any money in
the City Treasury of the City of Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, not
otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of defraying any and all
necessary expenses and liabilities for the said City of Meridian, t
be incurred for general municipal purposes for the fiscal year com-
mencing the 1st day of October, 1980, and ending the 30th day of
September, 1981, said purposes being as follows, to wit:
City Council-----------------------------'-----$ 12,000.00
Administrative Expense------------------------- 16,644.00
Office Expense-------------------------°------ 2,000.00
Health & Accident, All Funds------------------- 28,961.00
Public Employees Retirement, All Funds--------- 39,047.00
Supplemental Accident, All Funds--------------- 7,029,00
Elections and P?iscellaneous--- ° ------- °------ None
Social Security, All Funds--------------------- 27,325.00
Federal Unemployment-------------------'------- 1,500.00
Other Salaries General----------^---------'---- 28.200.00
Office Equipment------------------------'------ None
Legal Fees------------------------------------- 35.000.00
Other General Government------------------°--- 23,000,00
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Printin 2,000.00
General Government Buildings------------------- 6,000.00
Police Office Administration------------------- 31,915,00
Police Patrolmen-----------------------------° 83,370,00
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Police Office--------------------------
1,763.00
Police False Arrest Insurance------------------ 4,169.00
Police Investigator---------------------------- 19,344,00
Police Traffic Grant and Control--------------- 51,687.00
Police Telephone------------------------------- 4,428.00
Police Communications---------------° -------"" 2,921.00
Police Personnel Training & Reserves----------- 3,228.00
Police School Patrol----------------------°--- 15,917.00
Police School Patrol Equipment--------------- 1,749.00
Animal Control and Shelter-------'--------- ° -^ 13,259,00
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AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD,
CROONSTON
8 McLAM
Atlomeya end
Couneelora
P.O. Box dZ7
Merldlan, Idaho
&9842
Tslaphone BBB-d4E1
Fire Control---------------------------------$
,Fire.. QRU------------------------------------
Building Inspections-------------------------
Electrical Inspections-----------------------
Street Lighting------------------------------
Public Works----------------^----------------
Other Government Functions-------------------
Recreation Play Grounds----------------------
Recreation Programs--------------------- ° ---
Water Administration-------------------------
Sewer Administration-------------------------
Water Pumping and Lift Stations--------------
Sewer Lift and Pumping-----------------------
Water Treatment---------------" -'-------° --
Sewer Treatment Plant------------------------
Water Customer Accounts--------------°---"-
Sewer Customer Accounts----------------------
Bond Redemption-------------------'°--'----'
Depreciation---------------------------------
30,520.00
12,348.00.
14,000.00
7,650..00
26,000.00
19,000,00
57,561.00
13,0.00.00
7,000.00
32,000.00
34,230.00
21,000.00
9,000.00
900.00
62,220,00
52,700.00
51,000.00
162,500.00
72,540.00
Total -------------------$ 1,197,625.00
Section 3, The amount of money derived from funds or sources
created by law for the specified purposes in this Ordinance provided
is hereby appropriated for such purposes and no other.
Section 4. The City Clerk of the City of Pieridian is hereby
authorized, upon presentation of proper vouchers approved by the
"_ayox and City Council of the City of .~eridian as provided by law,
to draw his warrant on the funds above stated and against the appro-
priation as made in the preceding sections of this Ordinance, in
favor of the parties entitled thereto.
Section 5. That this Ordinance be, and the same is hereby
designated as "THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIO^1 BILL OF THE CITY OF
P~IERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR OF 1980-1981."
Section 6. WHEREAS, there is an emergency therefor, which
emergency is declared to exist, this Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage, approval and publica-
tion as required by law.
PASSED by the City Council and approved by the P1ayo of the
City of Dleridian, Ada County, Idaho, this . ~ttC day of'~~t~,
1980.
ATTEST:
ty Clerk
ORDINANCE N0. 379
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TITLE 8, CHAPTER 1, ENTITLEC 'ANIMALS ESTRAY, POUNDMASTER'
AND TITLE 8, CHAPTER 5, ENTITLED 'D06S' AND ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER ON 'ANIMAL CON-
TROL OFFICER, ANIMAL REGULATIONS AND LICENSING', WHICH SHALL BE KNOWN AS TITLE 8,
CHAPTER 1, OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian, Idaho have
concluded that it is in the best interest of said city to repeal Title 8, Chapter
1 and Title 8, Chapter 6, as they now read, to revise, recodify ±he ordinances
contained therein, and tc adopt a new ordinance pertaining to Animal Control Of-
ficers and Animal Regulations and Licensing, which shall be readopted as Title 8,
Chapter 1.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
Section 1 That Title 8, Chapter 1, and Title 8, Chapter 6 of the revised and
compiled ordinances are here by repealed.
Section 2 That a new Title 8, Chapter 1 is hereby adopted for the Regulation
and Licensing of Animals, which shall read as follows:
CHAPTER I
,4Nh"AL C.OP!TROL OFF IC FR
SECTION:
8-102 Appointment of Animal Control Officer
8-104 Penalty, Violating fhapter
8-106 Severability
8-108 Definitions
8-110 Interfering with Animal fontrol Officer
8-112 License Required
8-114 Collar, Taa
8-116 License, Fees, Expiration
8-118 P,abies Vaccination
8-120 License Tags, Imitation
8-122 Ownership Restrictions, Qua~ty of Hogs
8-124 Dogs Running at Large
8-126 Impounding of Dogs
8-128 Impound fees
8-130 Disposal of Dogs, Voluntary
8-132 Dogs Rushing At People
8-134 Barking or Howling Dons
8-136 Female Dogs in Neat
8-138 Cruelty to Animals
8-140 Poisoning of Animal
8-142 Injured or Diseased Dogs, Destruction
8-144 Proclamation of Mayor
8-146 Rabies
8-148 Quarantine
8-150 Animals Running at Large
8-152 Liability for Damage to Property
8-154 Dead Animals
8-102 APPOINTMENT OF ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER: The Chief of Police shall appoint
an Animal Control Officer who shall, under the direction of the Chief of Police,
have the authority to enforce the provision of this chapter.
8-104 PENALTY: It shall be unlawful and punishable as a misdemeanor to violate
any of the provisions of this chapter.
8-106 SEVERABILITY: If any provision, clause, sentence, or paragraph of this
ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or circumstance, shall be
held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the other provisions or applica-
tion of the provisions of this ordinance which can be given effect without the
invalid provisions or application and, to this end, the provisions of this
ordinance are hereby declared to be severable.
8-108 DEFINITIONS:
A. The term "DOG" as used in this ordinance, shall include either a
male or female member of the canine family.
B. The term "OWNER" as used in this ordinance, is meant to include
any person owning, keeping, harboring, or otherwise responsible
for such animal.
8-110 INTERFERING WITH ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER: It shall be unlawful for any
person to;
a. hinder or interfer with in any manner, the animal control officer
while enforcing any of the provisions of this chapter, or;
b. recover or attempt to recover possession of any impounded animal,
in any manner contrary to the provisions of this chapter.
8-112 LICENSE REQUIRED: It shall be unlawful for any person to own, harbor,
keep or possess a dog which is more than six months of aae within the City
of Meridian without first procuring a l~rense therefor as provided by this
ordinance; provided, however, that the provisions of this ordinance shall
not apply to any person visiting in the City of Meridian for a period not
exceeding thirty (30) days, and owning or possessing a dog currently licensed,
and bearing the license issued by another municipality or other licensing
authority.
8-114 COLLAR, TAG: Every dog shall at all times wear a substantial, durable
collar, to which shall be securely attached the required license tag.
8-116 LICENSES, FEES, EXPIRATION: All dog licenses issued within the City of
Meridian shall be valid only in the calendar year issued and shall expire
December 31st of that year.
The owner or person having charge of any dog, except as provided for in this
ordinance, shall ma!:e application to the City of Meridian fora dog license and
pay an animal license fee as follows.
A. Non-neutered male dogs $10.00
B. Non-spayed female dogs $10.00
C. Neutered or spayed dogs $ 5.00
D. A charge of three (3) dollars shall be made for each lost license tag
reissued by the city.
A certificate of neuter or spay issued by a veterinarian or the Idaho
Humane Society shall be required to be presented at the time the 1'cense is
applied for in o~°cer to secure the 1Scense rate fora r,cutered or spayed dog.
8-118 RABIES VACCINATION: The owners of all do?s required to be licensed under
this ordinance, shall present to the City of Meridian Licensing Department,
prior to being issued a dog license, a valid rabies vaccination certificate
issued by a licensed veterinarian.
A rabies certificate shall be conBidered valid within the following
guidelines.
A. Within one (L} year from date of issue when the do9:vaccinated; was
less than one year old.
B. Within three {3) years from date of issue when the dog vaccinated,
was one (1) or more years of ace.
8-120 IMITATION LICENSE TAGS: It shall be unlawful for any person to allow any
dog owned, kept or harbored by him to wear a license tag issued for another
dog or to wear any imitation of the license tag issued by the city for that
year, or any tag marked on p': ate or collar similar to that required by the
city at that time and calculated to deceive.
8-122 OWNERSHIP RESTRICTION: No person or establishment may at any one time own
or license more than three (8) dogs at any single location within the jurisdic-
tion of this ordinance unless otherwise authorized by law or ordinance. This
provision shall not apply to a litter of puppies under six (6) months of age
and keo± and housed with the mother.
8-124 RUNNING AT LARGE PROHIBITED: It shall be unlawful for any dog owner to
allow or permit any dog, whether licensed or not, to be or remain upc^. the streets
or alleys of Meridian, or in any public place in Meridian, or upon any other
premises without the consent of the person in possession of such other premises,
unless:
A. Such dog be in custody of a person and controlled by a leash r.ot
exceeding six (6) feet in length, or unless;
B. Such dog be confined in a motor vehicle.
8-126 IMPOUNDING OF DOGS: It shall be the duty of the Animal Control Officer
to impound any dog found running loose within the city limits of Meridian in
violation of the provisions of this chapter.
A. The Animal Control Officer shall cause notice to be served within
forty-eight (48) hours, either in person or by mail upon the regis-
tered owner of any dog wearing a valid license impounded under the
previsions of this chapter.
B. Any dog, either licensed or unlicensed, impounded under the provisions
of this chapter, not redeemed within five (5) working days, is declared
to be a public nuisance and shall be disposed of in a humrwe manner.
8-128 IMPOUND FEES: Any person recovering possession of any dog. impounded under
the provisions of this chapter, shall in addition to obtainir.n a license for such
dog, if the dog is not then licensed, pay an impound fee as follows:
First impoundment 315.00
Second impoundment 325.00
Third impoundment 350.00
Fourth & subsequent impoundments $75.00
In addition to the impound Fee, a board fee of two (2) dollars per day
shall be charged.
8-130 VOLUNTARY DISPOSAL OF DOGS: The Animal Control Officer, at the request
of any resident, shay: pick up and dispose of any deg owned or under the control
of that person. The charge for this service shall be the sum equivalent to
that incurred by the city for the disposition as that animal, but in no event
less than five {5) dollars. This fee shall be paid at the time such animal is
picked up.
8-132 DOGS RUSHING AT PERS01!S: Any owner or keeper of a-dog that rushes at any
person, on a public right of way; lawfully on any property,public or private;
any postal utility or city employee during the course of their employment; or
any cyclist or motor vehicle,shall keep such dog confined or tethered in such
a manner as to prevent such actan by said dog.
8-134 3ARKING OR HOWLING DOGS: It shall be unlawful for any person to permit a
dog in their custody or under their control to bark, howl or otherwise create
a disturbance to any neighbor.
8-136 FEMALE DOGS IN HEAT: Each female dog, when in heat, shall be penned or
enclosed in such a manner as to preclude other dogs from attacking or being
attracted to such female dog in such a manner so as to create a public nuisance.
8-138 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS:
A. No owner shall fail to provide his animal(s) with sufficient food, proper
shelter and adequate veterinary care when required.
B. No person shall beat, torment, overwork, or otherwise abuse any animal.
C. No person shall abandon any animal.
D. No person shall place or cause to be placed, any dead animal on public or
private property without the consent of the owner or person in charge of
the property.
8-140 POISONING OF ANIMALS: It is unlawful for any person by any means to make
accessible to any animal, with intent to cause harm or death, any substance which
has in any manner been treated or prepared with any harmful or poisonous substance.
This paragraph does not prohibit the lawful use of poisonous substances for the
control of rodents and insects in furtherance of the public health.
8-142 INJURED OR DISEASED DOGS, DESTRUCTION: Any dog impounded hereunder and suf-
fering from serious injury or disease, may be humanely destroyed at the discretion
of the Chief of Police or the Idaho Humane Society, Inc.
8-144 PROCLAMATION OF MAYOR: The mayor of the City of Meridian is hereby
authori<~d and empowered to issue a proclamation upon order of the Council
whenever the prevalence of rab~'es in said city and vicini±y deems it neces-
sary calling attent'on of the pub'•ic to the necessity of ~emply;ng with the
provisions of this chapter relat~re herein.
8-146 RABIES: It shall be unlawful for the owner or keeper of any dog to
permit such dog to run at large within the limits of the city, during the
prevalence of rab-;es in the said city, or after the issuance of a mayor's
proclamation as providr_d in 'phis chapter.
8-148 gUARANTINE:
A. It shall be unlawful fora person to own, keep or harbor any dog
afflicted with rabies.
B. It is hereby made the duty of any owner of a dog showing symptoms
of rabies, or of an unvaccinated dog which has bitten any person
causing an abraision of the skin, to surrender the dog for con-
finement at the Idaho Humane Society, Inc., or to a licensed vet-
erinarian, fora minimum of ten (10) days. If such dog shall be
determined free of rabies, the same shall be returned to the owner
upon payment of the regular fee for keeping dogs impounded. If
such fee is not paid, the dog shall be subject to disposal as pro-
vided by iaw. At the discretion of either the Idaho Humane Society,
Inc., the Health Department, or the Chief of Police, the quarantine
of a dog may be upon the premises of the owner, or the person in
charge of such dog, if the dog is securely confined, kept from con-
tact with other animals and is submitted to a veterinarian for exam-
ination at the owner's expense to determine whether or not the dog
is rabid.
9-150 ANIMALS RUNNING. AT LARGE: That no horse, mule, cow, calf, steer, bull,
swine or other domestic animal shall be allowed to run at large, or to be
herded in any of the streets, alleys or public places within the corporate
limits of the City of Meridian or upon any private premises therein, except
those of the owners of such animals, unless when being driven through for
shipment or other purposes, the owner or owners of such animals first obtain
permission of the owner or owners of such private premises, or his or their
agent or the occupant thereof. Any animal found in violation of this section,
is subject to impoundment with impound fees equivalent to the cost incurred
by the city, but no less than the impound fee schedule in this chapter.
8-152 LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY: The owner, harborer or keeper of any
animal that does damage to property of another shall be liable to the owner
of the property damaged for the damages and costs of suit. In the prosecution
of actions for such damage, it is not necessary for the plaintiff to show that
the owner, harborer or keeper of such animal had knowledge of the fact that
such animal was doing damage to the property.
8-154 DEAD ANIMALS: It shall be the duty of the Animal Control Officer to
remove or cause to be removed, the carcass of any dead animal found in any
public place within the city limits of Meridian, and properly dispose of same.
Sertion 3: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and
after its passage, approval and puulication as required by law.
PASSED by the City Couneil and approved by the Mayor of the City of
Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, this 2nd day of September, 1980.
APPROVED:
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ATTEST:
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