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1980 07-07ITEM: 0 AGENDA Meridian City Council July 7, 1980 Minutes of previous meeting approved as read. 6 1. Hearing - Locust Grove Industrial Park - Parcels I and II - APPROVED. 2. Hearing - Century 21 Real Estate office - 1528 W. Cherry Ln. - APPROVED with the provisions that all city codes and ordinances are followed and that they agree to fulfill ACHD's requests. 3. Bills were read and APPROVED. 4. Engineering 5. Department reports 6. Amended Ordinance 4356 - Sewer Use. APPROVED Ordinance #374 - Water System - billed to owner. APPROVED Ordinance #375 - Sanitary Service - billed to owner. APPROVED Ordinance #376 - Sewer Use - billed to owner. APPROVED. 7. Sewer damage claim - Bobbie Dennett - 1405 W. First. 6 Hall Meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph Glaisyer at 7:38 p.m. Councilmen present: Richard Williams, Grant Kingsford, Bill Brewer, Rick Orton Jr. Others present: Roger Sherwin, Earl Ward, Bruce Stuart, Vern Schoen, Keith Stokes, Steve Gratton, Gary Smith, Ray Sotero, Bobbie Dennett, Gino Di Felice. Minutes of previous meeting were approved as read. Agenda 1 Hearing - Locust Grove Industrial Park - Parcels I and II Annexation - located at Locust Grove and Franklin Keith Stokes, Layne of Idaho, was present,representing request for Annexation of Parcel I, which already is platted and zoned M-1 in Ada County and Parcel II, both contiguous with Bews Industrial Park and railroad track. Approximately 60 acres total to be zoned "D" Industrial. The school bus yard is now located on the south side of the track in Parcel I. Stokes stated that the intended use would not be a detriment to the city sewer, the deeper lots would be toward the railroad track for railway use; there is one 700 gpm well there now and they are willing to talk to the city about connecting this to the water system. Stokes also stated the rezone request of Parcel II was tabled with the county,as this parcel was contiguous to the city and should be annexed. There was discussion concerning water and sewer availability to this area. Smith, Engineer for the city, stated that the urban service area for the sewer is defined as Locust Grove being the line on the east. However, there would be consideration for service of land adjacent for a distance. Stokes stated that restrictive covenants could certainly be there. Williams questioned the formality of rezone procedure. Attorney Crookston explained the request being an original zone for the city. Mayor Glaisyer called for public comment. There was none. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford to approve Annexation of Locust Grove Industrial Park, Parcel I and Parcel II, "D" Industrial, that the council have design review, that the parcel be platted within a one year time frame, and all portions at that time be connected to water and sewer. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Stokes asked if there could be a time extension of the one year if economics doesn't pick up. Williams stated that this extension would be with the council at that time. Agenda 2 Conditional Use Hearing - Century 21 - located at 1528 W. Cherry Lane. Gino Di Felice was present to request a conditional use permit for a real estate office at the NE corner of Cherry Lane and Linder Rd. Di Felice stated that they will comply with AND requirements. There was discussion concerning "on the site retainage of drainage"'ACHD's request. Di Felice stated they will facilitate ten (10) spaces for parking, blacktop a portion of this, there is a circle driveway off of the entryway. He displayed a sketch plan showing the entryway off of Cherry Lane, the exit onto Linder Rd. and the parking area. DiFelice stated in regard to ACHD requirement,that they think they will make a deposit to the Public Road Trust Fund.. SAW -Y-016 .2. JL Mayor Glaisyer called for comments from the public. There were none. The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer that the Conditional Use for Century 21 Real Estate office be allowed with the provision that all city codes and ordinances are followed and that they agree to fulfill ACHD's request. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, ,yea, Orton, yea. Agenda 3 Bills were read. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the bills be approved. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Agenda 4 Engineering: Gary Smith reported that Dennis Burton of CH2M Hill had contacted him in regard to Meridian Industrial Park, Winston Moore, the developer, had purchased additional land adjoining the south and desires to develop with the first parcel. Meridian Industrial Park has preliminary plat approval. Smith stated that the street can now be extended on through to Bower, and will probably be required to improve half of Bower St. Smith prntgd the question as to whether Moore has to come back to Planning and Zoning with a new preliminary plat. Attorney Crookston stated that since the boundary is changing, this is the same as starting all over or platting another section. Smith stated that the Final Plat has to be the image of the preliminary, with very minute changes, if any. There was discussion about the water line extension. It was the feeling of the council that Meridian Industrial Park should start over with a new preliminary plat to include the additional parcel, (old sale yard parcel). Smith stated that they (Moore) anticipated starting development this fall. Engineer Smith stated that an amendment had to be made to the crossing of Creason Lateral with the pressure line with the Boise River Outfall line from the Treatment Plant. The Mayor inquired if the public would like the amendment read. There was no comment. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Orton that the mayor be authorized to sign the amended agreement with Nampa -Meridian Irrigation District for the pressure line crossing of Creason lateral. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Agenda 5 Department reports: Wastewater superintendent, Earl Ward presented two (2) bills that are due and payable. VWR Scientific, Inc. $53.02 and Banner Machine Works Fire Chief Welker reported that on August 1, 1980 the fire department is going to have a Salmon Feed, funds to be used for burn -out victims. He encouraged sale of tickets, $5.00 adults, $3.00 children. Glaisyer and Williams expressed their support at this time as they will be out of town. Hall Mayor Glaisyer read Ordinance #375 entitled: I IT - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE VII, CHAPTER 3, ENTITLED SANITARY SERVICE SYSTEM OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY AMENDING THE DEFINITION OF OWNER AND OCCUPANT AND BY CHANGING THE METHOD OF COLLECTION SUCH THAT THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROPERTY SERVED BY THE SANITARY SERVICE SYSTEM. The mayor stated this ordinance changes the tenant. He called for comment and in full. There was no public comment. the sewer billing to the owner, not if the public wished Ordinance #375 read The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer 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 375, as read, be passed and approved. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Mayor Glaisyer read Ordinance #376 entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE VII, CHAPTER 5, ENTITLED SEWER USE OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY ADDING MATERIAL THERETO SUCH TO SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER OF PROPERTY. The mayor called for comment and if the public requested Ordinance #376 be read in full. There was no comment. 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 376, as read, be passed and approved. Motion Carried: Williarms,yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Agenda 7 Bobbie Dennett - 1405 W. First sewer damage claim. Ms. Dennett explained that the sewer has backed up into her basement for the second time. After the first time, she had a backflow preventer installed as the city requested. The back up comes into the basement through the shower and toilet. Ms. Dennett stated that approximately 6 inches of water was in her basement and has caused considerable damage. Copy of letter of claim for damage on file with these minutes. Williams explained the Wastewater Department's efforts in clearing this line. The line runs north and south behind the house and the hydro cleaner could not be used as the engress was blocked by cars.. He felt that the installation of the back up valve by the plumber was faulty. There was discussion concerning a neighboring tree that has caused previous problems with the line. Ms. Dennett is the only house with a basement on this problem line. Williams proposed to the city that the line be moved out and put it in the street. The homeowners would be responsible to re -connect. Ms. Dennett stated that allowing multifamily dwellings go in on this line has not helped the situation. The new builders should be responsible for a new line. She stated her real concern was the cost and damage to her home. Ward stated the line had been hydro cleaned three times since he had been with the city and continually put compound down, but can't hardly remove the neighbors tree. There was more discussion of the maintenance problem of this line, the lack of cooperation in allowing machines access to the back property, the tree nusiance, and it was the feeling of the council that the backflow preventer should be investigated. Williams stated that the city would give Ms. Dennett written opinion of the inspection and finding. Meridi 0 .3. 0 J The mayor read a resolution agreement from the Highway Department to maintain the sprinkler system to be installed in the north curve island. He stated the Chamber of Commerce is paying for the plants, but the city would be responsible for getting the water to and maintenance. 7, 1980 The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Williams that the mayor be authorized to sign the resolution amendment to the agreement with the State of Idaho Transportation Department. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. The mayor announced that the council was invited to a Senior Citizens picnic at 12:00 noon, Tuesday, July 15th at the park. Williams inquired about the activity on the SE of Linder and Cherry Lane. Stuart reported that they are leveling to clean up weeds and discourage motor bike trespassing. Park Commissioner Orton reported that there had been considerable damage to the restrooms at the park. Orton asked for increased police patrol on weekends. He also proposed that there be no permits for beer at the park and stick to our present policy. Chief Sherwin agreed that this would only invite problems. Agenda 6 Mayor Glaisyer read Amended Ordinance #356 entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE VII, CHAPTER 5, ENTITLED SEWER USE OF THE COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY PROVIDING FOR A CORRECTION IN THE SECTION NUMBER, CHANGING THE SAME FROM 7-551 TO 7-540. The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the rules and provisions of 50-9002 andall rules and provisions requiring that ordinances be read on three different days, be dispensed with and that Ordinance Number 356, as read, be passed and approved. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. Mayor Glaisyer read Ordinance #374 entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE V, CHAPTER 1, ENTITLED WATER SYSTEM OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, BY CHANGING CERTAIN DEFINITIONS AND ADDING TWO DEFINITIONS AND RESTRUCTURING THE ORDINANCE SUCH THAT THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY SERVED BY THE WATER SYSTEM IS BILLED AND PAYS FOR SUCH WATER SERVICE. The Mayor stated that from now on, the city will bill the deeded owner of the property and not the tenant. The city will cut back on administration and eleviate problems when implementing the computor billing system. He called for comment from the public and if anyone would ask this ordinance to be read in full. There was no comment from the public. The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer 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 374, as read, be passed and approved. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. SIM/+:nYkiNioC--. 0 0 7. 1 Mayor Glaisyer requested that the Wastewater Department check with Attorney Crookston and get the proper people to witness the inspection of the backflow preventor. There being no other business to come before the council, the Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that the meeting be adjourned at 8:40 p.m. Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea. y Clerk di I Voucher Date 4 Purpose Amount 6-30-80 Idaho First National Bank 11,173.77 6-30-80 Raymond Voss Fire Marshal 800.00 6-30-80 Raymond Voss Fire Marshal 175.00 6-30-80 Roger Welker Fire Chief 81.00 6-30-80 Robert Moore Fire 88.00 6-30-80 Kenny Bowers Fire 112.50 6-30-80 Raymond Voss Fire Marshal 105.75 6-30-80 Ron Parks Fire 109.00 6-30-80 Robert Giesler Fire 21.50 6-30-80 Glen Alleman Fire 47.00 6-30-80 Jerry Rice Fire 6.50 6-30-80 Randal South Fire 32.50 6-30-80 Kenneth Crawford Fire 82.50 6-30-80 Bruce Stuart Fire 118.50 6-30-80 Bill Luke Fire 56.00 6-30-80 Mike Losh Fire 38.50 6-30-80 Chet Reitz Fire 64.50 6-30-80 Dean Mayes Jr. Fire 58.00 6-30-80 Richard Meyers Fire 75.50 6-30-80 Don Burton Fire 21.50 6-30-80 Gary Green Fire 34.00 6-30-80 Robert Voss Fire 6.00 6-30-80 Randy Moore Fire 64.50 6-30-80 Gary Newberry Fire 76.00 6-30-80 Tom Vincent Fire 52.50 6-30-80 Wayne Skiver Fire 93.50 6-30-80 Robert Donahue Dog Catcher 57.00 6-30-80 Duane Alleman Fire 50.00 6-30-80 Herald Cox Fire 63.50 6-30-80 Roy Berto Fire 50.00 Void ' 6-30-80 Ron Tolsma Fire 78.50 6-30-80 Sherm Louderbough Fire 15.50 6-30-80 Larry Scarborough Fire 18.50 6-30-80 Volunteer Firemans Association Fire 288.00 6-30-80 U.S. Post Office Postage 60.00 6-30-80 Cascade Fence Co. Service 7,918.00 6-30-80 Rick Orton Jr. Councilman 124.32 6-30-80 Ada Planning Association 700.00 6-30-80 Idaho First National Bank 16,586.81 6-30-80 United First 150,000.00 6-30-80 Gary Smith Engineer 1.00 6-30-80 Joseph L. Glaisyer Mayor 536.22 6-30-80 Grant Paul Kingsford Councilman 89.37 6-30-80 Rick Orton Councilman 89.37 6-30-80 Richard C. Williams Councilman 89.37 6-30-80 Bill G. Brewer Councilman 81.87 6-30-80 LaWana L. Niemann City Clerk 883.20 Void 6-30-80 Tamera Perkins Clerk Typist 422.69 6-30-80 Judy Ann Byers Clerk Typist 393.78 6-30-80 Lynette Peters Clerk Typist 428.98 6-30-80 John 0. Fitzgerald Attorney 148.89 6-30-80 Roger Sherwin Police Chief 1,009.77 6-30-80 Jean E. Moore Clerk Typist 537.06 6-30-80 Rick L. Richardson Police 889.78 6-30-80 Norman Woody Williams Police 1,006.78 6-30-80 Dennis James Estes Police 779.61 6-30-80 Kevin Dale Robertson Police 888.62 6-30-80 Terry Lynn Tipton Police 942.58 6-30-80 Mark Steven Shaver Police 757.64 6-30-80 Gene N. Trakel Police 787.34 6-30-80 Richard Doug Nichols Police 1,080.50 6-30,80 Jim Williston Police 824.42 6-30-80 Carol A. Case Police 89.18 6-30-80 Jerome 0. Payne Police 42.24 6-30-80 Terry Pollard Police 159.58 6-30-80 Chuck Scott Police 215.90 6-30-80 Alfred Ray Thorusen Police 248.75 Meri an City Hall July 7, 1980 r Date Purpose Amount 6-30-80 Charles Younger Police 84.48 6-30-80 Richard P. Donahue Dog Catcher 608.56 6-30-80 Roger Welker Fire Chief 199.06 6-30-80 Raymond Voss Fire Marshal 756,43 6-30-80 Bruce D. Stuart Works 995.33 6-30-80 Dewey R. Davis Works 748.46 6-30-80 Mark Louis Aguirre Works 609.89 6-30-80 Gregory B. Walker Works 569.09 6-30-80 Carol Schultz Works 327.28 6-30-80 Ann M. Kiebert Treasurer 729.92 6-30-80 Lana Sue Roberts Clerk Typist 497.61 6-30-80 Elaine Town Clerk Typist 443.72 6-30-80 Judy M. Blessing Clerk Typist 231.57 6-30-80 John Earl Ward Wastewater 1,107.36 6-30-80 Robert K. Boyd Wastewater 829.73 6-30-80 Frederick H. Putzier Wastewater 673.90 6-30-80 Dan D. Grogg Wastewater 648.42 6-30-80 Kris K. Jennison Wastewater 629.64 6-30-80 Robert L. Parsons Jr. Wastewater 714.79 6-30-80 Mary Jane Breshears Clerk Typist 589.67 6-30-80 U.S. Post Office Postage 247.52 6-30-80 Idaho First National Bank 23,817.92 6-30-80 Randy Rhodes Janitor 200.00 6-30-80 Vern Schoen Building Insp. 365.00 6-30-80 Farmers and Merchants State Bank 3,866.40 6-30-80 ABC Stamp Co. Supplies 4.00 6-30-80 Bill's 66 Service 136.80 6-30-80 Ace Hardware Supplies 9.95 Void 6-30-80 Big 0 Tires 12.60 6-30-80 The Bobbs Merrill Company, Inc. 72.30 6-30-80 Bodine Oil Company, Inc. 113.30 6-30-80 Boyd Martin Co. Supplies 114.80 6-30-80 Brewer Pest Control Service 8.50 6-30-80 Central Office Equipment, Inc. Supplies 605.71 6-30-80 City of Boise Service 169.30 6-30-80 City of Meridian 32.45 Void 6-30-80 Court Tool & Equipment Rental Supplies 15.00 6-30-80 Culligan Service 4.00 6-30-80 Dyna Systems Supplies 97.97 6-30-80 Elite Cleaners Service 3.50 6-30-80 Farm Store Supplies 51.00 6-30-80 Farmer Brothers Coffee Supplies 34.05 6-30-80 Golden Rule Creations Supplies 149.99 6-30-80 Great Western Chemical Company Supplies 205.00 6-30-80 Harold's Electric Service 66.30 6-30-80 Horlan's Boise, Inc. Supplies 79.24 6-30-80 Idaho Dept. of Labor and Industrial Services 829.44 6-30-80 IBM Office Products Division Supplies 36.00 6-30-80 Idaho Communications, Inc. 72.87 6-30-80 Mountain Bell Telephone Service 548.49 6-30-80 Intermountain Gas Company Service 67.00 6-30-80 J & D Printing Supplies 6.00 6-30-80 Kalbus Office Supply Supplies 230.82 6-30-80 Lembke Heating Service 29.50 6-30-80 Meridian Drug Supplies 62.87 6-30-80 Meridian Ford Sales 646.64 6-30-80 Meridian Lock and Key Supplies 10.49 6-30-80 Modern Printers Supplies 110.00 6-30-80 Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc. Supplies 168.67 6-30-80 Mountain View Equipment Company Supplies 6.44 6-30-80 Northwest Sportsman Supplies 45.56 6-30-80 Paul's Conoco 117.38 6-30-80 Pay -Less Auto Parts, Inc. Supplies 2.15 6-30-80 Meridian Quick Response Unit 188.00 6-30-80 R. L. Polk & Co. Supplies 69.00 6-30-80 Radio Paging Service Police 42.00 Meridian City Hall July 7, 1980 Voucher Date Purpose Amount 17254 6-30-80 S & E Auto Parts Supplies 124.07 17255 6-30-80 Sheehan's Supplies 5.00 17256 6-30-80 Roger Sherwin Police Chief 12.00 17257 6-30-80 Storey Feed & Seed Co. Supplies 41.00 17258 6-30-80 Tates Rental 60.00 17259 6-30-80 Tel -Car Inc. Service 39.75 17260 6-30-80 U -Cart Concrete Supplies 84.00 17261 6-30-80 Union Farm and Garden Supplies 50.48 17262 6-30-80 Valley News Service 135.96 17263 6-30-80 Van Gas 128.80 17264 6-30-80 Water and Wastewater Equip. Co. Supplies 4,212.17 17265 6-30-80 Zamzow's Supplies 47.24 17266 6-30-80 Baird Oil Co. 9.60 17267 6-30-80 Co -Operative Oil Association, Inc. 60.67 17268 6-30-80 State of Idaho 937.90 17269 6-30-80 City of Meridian 89.97 17270 6-30-80 Idaho Power Service 7,091.05 17271 6-30-80 Social Security Trust Fund 12,065.12 17272 6-30-80 Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho 4,485.99 17273 6-30-80 Association of Idaho Cities 1,821.61 17274 6-30-80 Colonial Insurance 585.70 DONOVAN, PIERCE & CARTY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW WILLIAM C. DONOVAN, III, PA. FIFTEENTH FLOOR, IDAHO FIRST PLAZA MICHAEL G. PIERCE 101 SOUTH CAPITOL BOULEVARD STUART W. CARTY BOISE, IDAHO &3702 PHONE(2(M)33&70]0 July 1, 1980 Mr. Joe Glaisyer, Mayor CITY OF MERIDIAN Meridian City Hall Meridian, Idaho 83642 Dear Mr. Glaisyer: This law firm represents the interests of Ms. Bobbie Dennett. I am writing this correspondence on behalf of my client in order to notify you of a continuing sewage flooding problem in her home and to ask the City of Meridian to reimburse her for her losses and take corrective action so that this problem will never occur again. As you may recall, last spring Ms. Dennett visited with you regarding the flooding of her basement due to a blockage in the city sewer line. At that time the City Council agreed to pay for the cost of having her basement cleaned up. In addition, it was your advice to have a back-up valve installed. You indicated that with the installation of a back-up valve, the situation would not occur again. My client, at her own expense and inconvenience, installed this back-up valve. On June 19th of this year, Ms. Dennett's daughter called her at work in order to tell her that the downstairs bathroom had "water all over the floor." My client immediately called Service Plumbing of Meridian to have the situation checked and repaired. Friday morning the plumber arrived and began to work with an electric plumbing snake; at about noon he called my client at work to say that he could not complete his work because the sewage was pouring in and he was getting electric shocks due to the fact that sewage had risen to the height of the electrical outlet he was using. The plumber stated that the sewage must be out before he could continue. Ms. Dennett then contacted Lynn's Janitorial Service and, fortunately, they were able to come out that same Friday afternoon. The janitorial service called Ms. Dennett at work later that afternoon and reported to her that they had bailed out over 300 gallons but were making no headway --the F1 11 Mr. Joe Glaisyer, Mayor CITY OF MERIDIAN July 1, 1980 Page two sewage was coming in as fast as they Ms. Dennett left work immediately and the situation. 0 were bailing it out. went home to review After her arrival and survey of the matter, Ms. Dennett called the Meridian City Disposal Plan and discussed the situation with a Mr. Keith Boyd. Mr. Boyd agreed to come and after studying the situation, stated that it was definitely the city sewer which was blocked and thus causing back-up in my client's basement. Mr. Boyd informed my client that he could not get a crew out that Friday night, but that he could first thing Saturday morning, which he did. The crew cleared the blockage at 11:00 Saturday morning. Once the blockage was cleared, Ms. Dennett called back the janitorial service to finish the expensive mop up operation. Ms. Dennett has conveyed to me that her mere words cannot express the emotional anxiety and stress that this has caused to her and her children. Everying in their bedrooms was drenched with raw sewage. Anything touched by the sewage was ruined and the stench was so terrible that the Dennett family was unable to stay in their home for the entire weekend. One of the unfortunate aspects about this matter is that this is not the first time Ms. Dennett has suffered sewage back-up and flooding as a result of the City of Meridian's failure to keep its lines clear. Furthermore, there is a distinct possibility that if no action is taken, it will most likely occur again. Ms. Dennett informs me that the City of Meridian is cognizant of this. In fact, my client has been informed by Meridian City personnel that there is large tree whose roots interfere with the sewage line. Thus, the question becomes, what does the City of Meridian plan on doing about this mess? My client has already done everything the City has requested and at her own expense. am sure you can appreciate that she does not wish to go through this kind of experience again. In short, would the City of Meridian please take whatever action it deems necessary to alleviate this sewage back-up situation and reimburse Ms. Dennett for her losses? I understand that the Meridian City Council meeting is scheduled for July 7. Would you please contact me with respect to the necessity of Ms. Dennett appearing at that meeting? If my client's appearance is unnecessary, would the City of Meridian please inform me of the actions it M E Mr. Joe Glaisyer, Mayor CITY OF MERIDIAN July 1, 1980 Page three plans to take and the processes which Ms. Dennett must accomplish to receive reimbursement for her losses? Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. We would appreciate your concern and our posture remains one of cooperation with the City of Meridian. Please contact me at your earliest convenience. Sincerely yours, DONO'"V�AN,`»'�G W�PIERCE & CARTY ci'v'ti' G (11 Stuart W. Carty SWC:rtf cc: Ms. Bobbie Dennett wqpmb oRmItANCE NO. 336 AN ORMNAW Jo",*Nd 21TL6 r' VII , i,'FIi,PT R S , $'lgizTrXD SQA t*8 Op T8$• OOMPILED -QMbI11iWMS OF TM CITY 0 41MIDIAjit,''ADA COWTY, . BY PRiO'amin !ORA top .:IN 'l1i6 S!H'FIClQ .NDMIk, CBi18GIl , SAME FROM 1-c551 TO, .7-840. ' .x UMFMAS. ;.the City Hotmail. Ind, t!* Mayor of the city at ` Meridian, Idaho, have concluded that it i`a t •Lha bes•t,tater"it of said Ciiy'to aMM4 Title VII�j, ChaQtat:`5, Swatibu 74Si.by,, correcting ths'8oation nawb4r 7551 Lo7-540, RORr Tui�esoPar. BS ITORl]11IN!l11 sir �ee)WOR -0" CITT 00=04 or TEM CI?Y or.. x�R mkx, . 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'account sbali be =t ed` as a lien, agsinst Msd' upon tom+ prnpaa' or` psea►iae� :: ag#ti1w% -, bht sttdt ch1w9e or ft! #e `- �� levied or �r aaet the G'iiy ClelrlE #halt, at• :tlNF.tifae of - .` l; ttt�rl� �►,tb. os>`tifyinq the City taxes, olsrtifyl;* oh;,a all penalties to: tk*L. Ta;c, Coljoatj# of''Ada,to,Mty ItSaho„ sad whob so cart# tied thip semi shallbe a lien' upon- the; PY4psrtY apd ' �T -be. " oollootible ssother tame. - Ail monies COU4004 by the City Clerk under tyle pvi isiax bf over to the City T2*aiursr is ..- this Section Oftail be paid oan manner -as is rftnir6d-;rojr the payment of � CUT mauies,.' " Section 2. WHEPASO,. thste.is an r~ir snot'► :Eherlh'lor. "whiff evergency is declared 'bo exidt, this ordlnAnaw shall tame effect and be in Poroa. rad an after its; . pastage',, aVproval asdl. OV61-i ar- tion as rwquivad by law. PASSED by► 'tki CUY Council ani!" appiaysd by'tbu .M4y qt ;tom City of Mrridjeg. anuFLtty, Idaho; this ; da8r .of. , ` 1980. y r ORDINANCE NO. .. AN ORDINANCE. AMMING TITLE V, CHAPTER 1, ENTITLED WNWR SYSTEM OF THE REVISED AND. COMPILED ORDINANCES O! THE, CITY OP 'NERYQIAN, ADA COUNTY., %DAmO, BY CHANGING CERVAIN DEFINITIONS AND ADDING T40'. DErINITIONSM40,28STMY&URING THE ORDINANCE .SUCH 70A'T T2iS OWRER . , .. 01 ,THE PROPM Y SERVED BY' THE MER SYSTEM- IS BILLED AND 'PASS !fit SUCH NATER 88RVtCE, WHEVEASy „this City cqunai';l' end thi Niaypir of :t46 :City of ' Meridian, Idaho hues concluded that,it is in the best interest , of said Citi Go .0mehd Titl*. V, chapter l.'by" atfah'y4 9'oertiRin definitions and adding Itab aefinitLofte -and 'rest riibt*rinq the Ordii anve such, that the owner of ttae .property served by the water systemics billed and pays ror' Jauoh water service, NOWT THER#EI'ORE, BE It O'RDAINEO6', THE MAIrolt AND CITg. COt3MCZL' OF THE CITY OF'MDI;AN�. ADA COUNTY, IDAHO,. Sectig3a-1. That',the following definitions are hereby aafi"'� to Section 5-1402 of Title V,'Ch*pterl,and shall read as follows 5-102(T) AUTHORISED WATER aSER: Aro person makinq any use of tb* municipal water system WWor the ester Sauvered there- . by and who hats %*de .appljdatioh for watsa$r ;service and . such 4pplioaation,has been granted and has paid for suah service, water, and all teei.'reguisad, -An authstised Eater user nay be an cWtor, his . tenant bX , lease or rental,, a'. developer,. etc. MY UNl,1?Ta10VdZZD WA=R MRM Any pe:rscn vitas mskea. any. uM of the msnioipal water system or the 40-U �►isd ,wilier' thereby who, is not an authorized watsr as" Section 2..,.Zhst the following and subsections: ,of . Title V. Chapter' 1, aaN - howeby asm4sd iso based as lellOWS a 5-102(1) OWMis '"ltatsrs to the property owner that ii serw4 pyr the Mums l INMea Sy*tes or desires to be Mbraed, Ay the. Municipal Hater System. 5-105 APPLICMgX,T0- BUP%RZNTMWWT 8OR SBRViCESS. . `Whenever any owner desires to'ebtaift' 4, s4ply of water= ` tram the City WaterwoakjW#:. a shall rsk application t3H►rsfCgC.a1t writing to the Superiat3eiadentioS the' Itatere0orks aAd align wrag t. .,. .. .'�i�i �'T'"2.�ii� • ..Y#4� l�l�G li �EiafL:. � to be governed by suvh rules andregulations not. inconsistent VUh,� this "Chapter, as jW,bw proscribed by the Mayor and douncil for titow control of the, Voist #t1pp'ly. . Applicant most steate t�tr-looation, kind of bui,Wng, .. and - the entire azaa of the ground to be supplied, and fully and. tr%a state tht:purpws !az Nliich the rater is t:o.bw used. whox+supcs�t, : the ,applicet:ica is .grantedj the Superintandent_ of the Woft aoZkof shall' be autbWAsed to extend, at the expense o;'.. the City, the 'servies ,pips `to the inside lana of the curb, at- the= point most convooLo tV for `supplying the-• lieant.. Za. cases whette. suet paving is. 969i atsd; the abutt#iag propetty o"'Orn *"t EdatbL connect retell ps�stsises'.+ist the wawtsr tmtina',batore tied is laid,: or pay the. cost of ssrviss fromttssr. 5-113 m irS . LrABLa ' rm vIOT A'fiON : I f any 'owner. shall pers*t¢ any persca frost any,: outer premises, or any O"Authovillold, user:,to use or obtain rater from his: promises or:watiw r fiittarae, whether inside or` outside of hie buildings, the orator supply of: auoh owner may be out off and`the amount oaid therefor €orfsiUdz . aced Stich ,uaauthe tized parson shall for tsk 9- •said water be I able. to- 4' plus cones, Where 'two: (2) or Moro -per+ sons or promises are •ox*O4 ed by some s aervieea pipev ahe failure+ on, the pare osf tither party to cospl y..with this Chapter shall'weirant the luasrintandent of watsrnOW6 In withholding.'. tiha supply: oP=•water.; `tihrough said servios, pipe- until a soparartis.; st�- vice pipe tgith st:op6o4* and key box is pint in for each of said -'customer$. 5-317 CITY Nt7R Li1tBLL FOR SHOi4TA(tiEr The, City, corporation- shall not: be Mold liitbls fair daitgtge to any perosw,b reason of a.stoppago.ag,other interruption of his rater supply, caused by'scoara tp-o! rater,: accident to worsts or mains, altara- tions, additions, ox' repairs or from other moavoidebU'couse4. 5-119(,x) No person other than one authorized' by- tits City A44 unooaAsr, -make any aorreeatiens with t or opening 1n�p_., nNeR,. a3.ter, `os dist`urb.ar':n niaipel water ma*hi City..w&W� service lino or eppurt•s�ralos-.tit+t=O without.:first obtaining a;.ir)t#tten permit from the City. The pereitE its not to bo':Assect ,until all,vatter installation vhttrgaa. , and -fses,Uvs;been paid .in full. 5-119 (M) A' separate and independent City woate'r service imater ani! stop, volare-s3nail'iis pr©vided foraVy authorised water mien. 5»121 iNS &Tfd ,'. All+a rtadtians t Q,' -or; exteasi#ris of the sezvics liaa; ss° previousU itisialied *,the City, or under its authorisatioc►,. ,shall be made in aecordands with the requirements tiro Stet+s.of.Idaho p1twbiog Code :for S h.aa in- etailsticu�.; a ooAne'ctioh,Ot.,the seetyipa',lin+e'aha91 ' natp4ctsd ' by the City befogs the ns�tll;tiA*; ia`;bao i1110 . ted' b�efvns the . wager is turned on fok:: * at the';prasiises.; . 5-124 WYMIt -XMV RWMNSIONSr All liiopoaed oxtxnsionw of "-the municipal ratye`r, system to serve- 4,L fes with" the existing corporate istiia,' newip aril orad areas or are** outs•#iW the corporate limits,sbell,. QQNPXY witia'estist.insg' nater system; extension polici°ee. and witth the jPwrali etefrterr'iilatt foiC the Cit°g#ar municipatl water sspiily systtes►. t o" i .for all: entrs"Agas to any . Property shall be the respcnstbi -itty/ of that 'property owner or his agent. Cosh ,for water "evioe extObsions within the l rw tory < .#v".:i'j�.t.? sk't. �i•e..n �4 _.YiR`?.i:F �' _` `3 .'�� Tlx.: {3 a which ,the extaanioa is requested shall a4ai1 be the •t espoesibilOy of the owner, or Us, agent. When it is" seCessa�r to install sised ,mains as OvA wry -an ,extsneion the axa�at of :alts oveirsized lines will be theresponsibility of, the, ia�Moi rtiir,=bis It shall also.ba-"the,pi. pe owner%s.or s +1 nt's itesponsibtiviy 'tie6 to, ftstall axl- reeoe�irsSty fire hyd�k� an�C iy `hater sirVtoa lines for all, extonsions of the Mitaipal: +tataer system at no; eiq>ealaw. to the C1t7.=. Unless a SM441, permit is 4sa#►tsd bit_. he mu{►icIpaz tahctelr syetismext�asirane;. ino1at kl Oley weer aserftgv lutea e. L4 W, ngwly, , dg4ei ipiiss araag etlY l be. itiatallrira <pr#er: t o tAe z co>tatruction of amy;Oft,istmseta. {> All a1eaMLg1+: a mts of any axtawieaa'tm- the ps*lcipal water systarm; 4641 `aosp y w*tIr#* crfliaial specifiaiations it aa'tspl -ed by the..,City and *60 .tite',4*tler .di.stributim S"ts&, ° Th* 0110*01. the iiiunripaltwete;- epsieeaa 'sheYl bMs i+�p+�d Y for ail'•eXtanstoQs tb •, and at aid by "4 registexei9 p*otsesi 1 weer atper "the limns# g requiremwtts of the Idaho" pb& and Three% adpies, of eha said 7. pians shall be fila "with the City, Zn. toviftq a plan •tvr- e71+ tension to` the ungulcipai water systssti, the City ressrmeis the,. ri!obt Stipulate tipulate -4thear rr tsi><emaxits, such, as a ¢poeih ger;mit 1,4e, '' Of way limits, .Sequence of coastru*Oon ' ti-ms • limito for "flavins#., sxistinq servios:.4OjSVWted, tha'filinq,ra# performance. band :end , other similar aheaauxon as am* irs req red. t. proteot the pubUe,* No work 'shall cermlit[ et Oe any sUch esti ca rsnsiof the n%Ioipal:wa system until.the Oii*itionrgsoject has been approved by the City., Afterthe conatruotion- of the municipal riafter system extene�icasis, it Shall be ,the obligation of the rtwosr� its: his agent, to 'have a regiaterad lsroteasiciia)L in+gin"'r, certii"l► to the City, that the said systsat exba ii�tuis ere%* �+dtsl�led in aocoitan4c* with the approvwd p ans; and speeifioaliirrye.. on life in, thi office of the. City Clsrk. Dbllawiuq 'certiftostieYA l+y tfie registered' profesiicnal engginear and acceptance by t%S 'Cittif, the entire, extension of the- armicipiil water 'system inol:udina?j th*'G ty Nates service linea., shall bwo*OW the property of the city, and < t shall fere' the City's'.rasponsidsilitY to, maintain and operate the; system thereafter. If it is necessary far the City to provide:a City water; service' , line after the elctensicn has been aecepted'by' the City, the teener, or his agent, ehall be required to pay the hookup fee and standagd installatiaan ctisrge as; rerbll es the standar .pstmtt and;inepectiop' fee. 1 1, 5-125 BASIS. FOR 1lu"ORUND NATER USttR 4WARG95 s Tbere is bsreby establiShed ei' system of .perioCio; service ah4w"a asst fees; forthe . u s* of, and for, service ranadared ,bY. tthe municipal, wartwr sy%e-_; tem of the City; , and reel ch cdaarges ess4 -tees: shall trs air iaatar a:. ^ ., Possible* uniftrins as ;ta the different,User# siirired by 044,municipal; water systsea. � ratee, chat's and. fees:' provided by this Qrdinfr ante arra.hokeby levied and assessed against the authorised xater user having, any gator service connection with the A=icipal:v4ter system of the;City. It is speoifically.aaaeted that, all *S~ propsy in the,dtY to which the municipal "vator "stem is.avaifable, but -is,Wt uliNA a z by the owner or oc�+ier of .said pascal of land, is affil lab ., t to acct i atgss:older the provisions of this cn a"mos. to cowyt tbs golfs of staadhy fire Protection .;facilitiesI and other benefits.: 5-i28 BOARD AppgSl$SABa zhe�te ipi.harsby created=,a �O� of Appmisirs oansistlag of throw (S bsra+ Q the mass poreo►s as the coamissicmeer of. Mauer,. thr Glerk,. ern tdh � saginear of that city. The Board of 11pga�aiaaars shall - 411 W tbs. Cit.y Coua+piil and all 8oatd of AWOLSOT`8 be smb jsct c., a stoarsl, of the .City Elonascil.: 5-131 t4 LY 711C+l+SSs All ownars M#o, tstrsive. or,.h1►ve.,tl►aAP" right to receive the benefit IOt :the �ity'1a i� weir eystast shall. in rstusn fiat sail& baaefit P� soe lY`�str dnazgas at described below: The .Mnthlp wor charge shall t►ta ban s. the aawas►t ej ,waier 'rind and the Awmt°.of firs and healt2i:q►saa• toction yrovidmd by the. muaihipal water "aay�ly a of all prop!►xt)t within the 'corporate limits,. which p�Party ie within one hundred -feet (1460 Y of the municipal water' supP1Y sbimr. and all water wears outside the Corpc►i►ts X.iwrits s3►a�llpae�f,. a," a ndtall user 4'h • : Tho Mini mm .iaocit#1y us+ar. charg4 for all dli". , shall be, based 00 one equivalent .o�seiaetii►r► per>atngle family resident. All other water service donneCtioans shall ba p ' as to the number of eeqquivatent servioe -connections axx4gA0d tb- water ales ley this ' *w nance ,or as determined � the Board of praisers and -will be opepyted on an i_nditrl.dml'isa8i,a:` 11a eser having mora t1mm one: classification oi, mee. she►7,f bs_ chs icor' the sum of the a l#Rrsifioatictts. ('Phial 8eeti9s itn Ab way affects e►t�aagea Baeation 14 bW*inbelbre flet' forth) The miaimnm Monthly,user pinarge shall •be Two Dollars and38/id0 ($2.75)`Per equivalent cgnnecticn. 'Afty awne'r which hat'a total equivalent oeu►►►eation= rating less than Oho 4hall .Pay as ; h"'W thly-user Chra for one full equiTaleMt oon�aeotieau- #AY: which has en .riq Aialint co►►ndcti� rating ator t ai► one- shall: Pay a mit mt►ra zRosxtlkly w�st►1r 'charge ithit' "Yh "pr�l�dui�t l it equivalent connection .rating muitipued by twor.l Mara and f %I�d i.e : , A `laaidrY' ha vviM4 .twelve : W 23 i xiasboh s would tiarr8 en egpivelsrt conasotian. rbitiinq:`ota ,. , , (4.t?0) + M (.23) + 4.50 and a sut,t .minaci►m naaa►Lhly ►►awl ahe►r* cif; , `. 114.54) ($2.75} !: i2$.3f Al2 aioaey eKtensiegs 's2ne11 be totaled mrd tc : the n aim"Ot, ft9u s divisible by fide "VORts Bach owner will pay .a a►4r►thiy we foe .booed on the .quaatity� of water used and the Sckw'dule of Mater yea in Table Ill. as . owner shall Pay, as full canpensation for .the benefits derived;faft the mmicipal;Wateae supply. a�alemf 'the minimum monthly user .; the monthly neer tes,r i0hjchov r is greater. Should an owner-s'�rt a city water ssrtiOe ,1iae;leo be. disoaanedted, for snj` mase%, Vp*za Shall be paid to .that Clay a dieoonneetion fee of five dollaire 09" t3ra full •aaaauett:tar, ayaidAwath most.: be paid.. Mo aeilewaner viiibs . made for ns usa`_f ttt; Y+tlaa Istttaan care mesth. Ali oorrecttfts as- to , charge mrd all she t' shall be toads uanderE the .diasettion Of thl} .• IKay*Dr.and Couneil'#ad shaYl'be`.osrtitisd ! LAe City CYsrk„ as ,a water rants. must ire paid by' thesvner oi''tt3e ptmpesty uponw>fiQh the. so** is used ; sad %at by the tenants p*riof.. ` The-City., in its. delinquency notice to all owners tbjill inform 43;-. writing all asers of their syht to.a.prs.tmrmjitf�t3ian lfiea>"i�i�bWr such hearing to 2teld;with tats dus pioosss protection `dosax#be$ " belowt and:.will nit disaoattiaue water asry os to Any owttota , property, prior, to a fair and impartial hearing, aftor timely aiaA adequate notice-and.an opportunity, to oduttont witnesses, to personally appear with retained couneel'to`>bs Judged .aA-;iabts adduced at the hearing .send to otherwise be heard ap& deferan<1 tfh4a claim made by tate. di-`ty,' if a pre-tottain at,n-- hearing int' rsquast 4 by any Owner. Ths City-Councii 6,hall Aw" a the- respoacaibti�i.ty of hoidiag pre-t+s :' atian' hear ago. . The �c3ty CO it ah1a11 make a recor& of-may prs�taixminaticaa earirYg. firs dity Cbt aci.l Ah l s - ..: filer its LLaeision its ttai9.v9 'the ,reasons for star, detsir>aba*` tion. In decisions adverse. to 'the ovaer„the City Coun'ail will inform the water wnsvrasr of the right to appeal the decision pursuant to the Idaho State Administrative Procedures oat.. Provided, howl Mar, the' City shall not initially dotty Or di8ao0t4ios water, service to atky..ownor.because of any delinquent water hill—' on ill - on that promises that is attributable to -the rior -ownerr. Sohevev, any and all unpaid water charges shall ire-,a iTen. against ,the> prv-. party as provided' below. The City may initially deny water swrV44* to any owner who requests service at a now ldcatita t whet theC�+owaiw has a dolingaency 4 at-any previous location. or. promises.` Provide$a,�` further, that the Cirty shall not initially° deny,w+ater osxvidie `to Any owner for whatatver -reason 'without .in"forming the owner of `tbel right to a hearing before the. City Conhcil on the i".,of when* the:City of Iftridtan can initially- deny water .services«. In, :the case of an ;initial deaiaY ;of water service:, tires City is not"-arsq'red to to pr®vide haler saxVi�e pending a, hearing:' ` nowevor, .a, heariirg upon request of alar owstgz initimlly denied.:water service sha.Wbe = heia as.'sVoditibusly as possible, and held in the monster asd accordance with lbe,.prewduve►e for pre-tsrntinatiors iaeArings dei n= ° eated above. All delinquent charges or fess, as pr"ido0 by this SeoUvn note paid after 'the fatal determination of, t3i0 delinquent: acocintt` shall r be imposed as a�.iien against and, upon- the property or promises against whic=h such thargs`. or feeis levied or assessedt and the Clerk sha11,`at the time.bi certifying the City tax"It.csrtify.$00k delinquencies together with all penalties 'tar ths'Taac Collado of., Ada County, and-whion so certified, the same shall be a+1lisn' upon- ` the property. All moniss d 011ected by fdw'Cierk under- the provi- sions of this Section shall bapaid ower to. tvhe City 'Mrsasurar ice' ' . the same manner. as is required for 'the pay mwht of other City z6nus. (Ord` - T38, 5.7-79) 5-134 AUTnor4xTT, To A*WD R! MLATIONSi Nothing havoth contained shall- prohibit' the` Kayor and Couwctl=ftras amsndin#, altowigg;`or` rddiag:to.°trhe 3rdvisioamta of1ttki°s cfiap�r in relation -to the w,"r ttupp3Yt or tits. rules ofAa*which map be - Y in confopdty thesewith. Provided that, no- alteration in water rates shall apply to any, merge upon, or' contract; mads. ttit:it - as amer uneisr this f3lrapber wttil ait"tet°tsAilr 0301rat"a oaf-,t" OlOo Cis No. AN ORDINANCE AMEN014 Tina, Viz , CiiAik'P mR 5 of­tgnmicD gm'I t1Sx Tux. Rmin Amo comp E v ommANCBS" cir T11E 61-ry O0" mola ZIMN,` ADX " COMTY,,, IDAHO, BY ADD`1*0' MATtRlXL Ti 8"VO "4UM TO tft4IFi SET FORTH TUX "'ROSPOV1411ol" OF TH$:OMNR'Yt OP BRORSR ir. " WHEWA9, ..the Cil*>Caunail and thw Mayor of t2te.Ci'*Y o� V Ma>3idian, Idahe.`have'oonAluded that it is :in the "best AteV*4V o! .said City to mend Title vI3; Chabtsr �; •by *0*01>ttpl0�+y "• 4; fetth *W,, of. a prortp owner serws8 by sdvi r r, " system, - NOVIfi, THEREBQmr SE%T' 0rBAiMD RV -,"Z MAYOR- AND ,CITY CDtVX%L .. "- OF Tilt Atilry' of *RMXAN' An :Ot3 TIT, IDAHO Lou. 1. That tt ►, �►l! �s it§t :alRi t*fts '7.4532 .7-540 "ars ameinded .tes 'read 'iss sOIAVVs$ . 7-532 BASIS FOR SZV4)k CHAREES.i 1UPre is "hereby establiahSW- a aystam'o! connector thliroW ,.;permit and inepe6tl0 r lea, industrial cost" recoviry ohaiger,. -�sriodiG sez4l.6e;Wiax4" and other fees for thee,"use of and;'far s9rA;,e, reiadeie'd by _ � sewerage wanks of the' 4ity, and which chargee, rates a�sid' L'aea shall be as near as 'possible, uniforp As to the-differeant C166tes, o!?- propertY served *-said eiewexage works . The •rates, ohat4yi"s .and fees provided by this: Chaj tex -& ea " hareby " 1®vied" and essossed . g;4As„k ... each lot, pardal- i4 building csr porpgrty Having anyCat with the-.eanitaty rsge works of tho city or •otherwise discha*§pm`; ing,sanitary sewage,"induatrlal wastew"�iter--:ar other liquids"•dtrestlt, into the, sa#iiury'.,siwersga loorks.of sand "City'. The rstea, At r**,.: and fees shall'be billed'tci491d'paid by *W owner of each Lot; `" pariiel"of 'land, building .or property, served by; :the sewerags eryatslaF°' It, ie' sprscificallyr sna€ted that all=pxopsrty in the fttp to which s'. publ"ie excess is elhalab2,6, and is required to. connect to the se"o as required in sottion :7-517, but La. noir tifeed by thea owner or occupler, of said",paxpei of 'lona id.4ti11 *44pist to Meer 'A; underthe piovLaian* of this. ChApter. 7-539 M -tY tOZR COARMS3 WHEN D0:414b FAYAbl'a l Ail: motsthly se mx, c hargea_ shall be due and payihie x owner to th*, C3 tri 91,62kbe"~ tie. first' :Arf4.el6&nt#' dal of � oach, :month. for. the bil�:iX4 fi .fho r ous,cyc7+irs F0Y slew dgais c tt. the mm*hiy es'rviee.coninectidn has been 1papected and appre a or when .the building' b*ing serrvsd is .sttliataafiisl�3►"ao>�S�s�T, wni is 'to'1#tes'tc��.: '�•fallurr �►e� �,ax�ms► AWpresoribedi esch;msurr"eha11.,.Pay, in ;edats,"m ear,"the amegnt a fine, bf one dollar i$ir�01"_or tease @lb�j of ctt�yp�s"dt>�e, whic;Aev®r-is gr�sat+sr: {br8.•: 339, x` -79j;, " r , 7—*S40' nBf laSltillMC1� �CkTI(E s if a aewMr uses has 'net paid. hiw, mtpat:hly Charge* by the tenth °of tb,* :motttIXI "it A -ball be d�emsd'dt►lingwaett,, T2 City shall fol the •yl�iaad tre set faieih in, Sea#titn 9 3,33 Of' tlsis 0j% ftr ter"nation of water servidls., *.OA d shall ;oni 'tits«"ata sa et lieQ� to rigid sameat .moot .to be 'rAxrltsd.> Gain a Eros the pars4*06, 't1W -a : akin8 itieA*at,` W40iout aratlr .` se"r syyst�emt►f t:hs iasst cannot be used slid Ieha4ttiny.etf! :the"wiiter pa t, is tbw' only: a+ay tp,`p :tirii use of the wrt++sr fax tcnten provided, if the dimiges aiti not jaid,,41thin:"a 10)•" 4,10 altar the doILAq oy nbeti stn AAd tional ,penai3ty of me 4cl2ar tif%. ' cents (01.96jor 'lifteen pert!eA t (IS% at ghaiges due, whlchevm is 4 reater, ; will be added tothe acco6t. ,," All 4alioetqusnti thvrrges or tees,;ovidt~d .lshfb .C1Tt{t!► fAdt .paid altar th�,::'.fir►+tl detasmir,aticznt A ,the reweiz users' a4a count,- shxl% be i�d +�, a which lien'against and apo, 1 �z�perty,or tmes�ree"aga#ss fee. is levied tax assessed.,. and t has CityC1®rk ahaXl. such chsicga: or ftt the, tit* Of the .City>.ta .IAYtify-such a�a7,inguOAVJ** ,rtifying �geltha wi th ' psat�itlea 41c+' Fahe "Tait Cb33sc?srcnc of Ada4Vd%mt y Idaho, and when ,et<t :as�Ctified ?ie sarns shell .ba a lists nF►a+ ths• property, end viii be colla�etibl® ais other ta>ass. 4 / Tbs "Owftar of Provo rt "leatrinaj a. dsjlaigvome *y in sower fees, alt any, location Ehatll; 444 b¢ entitled +,the, use of the sewers" ' syp.tem at:az3y, ae* 100144011k test l ail,:i'ear".dtli.nquencies are paid. ;. .. .13 All ;saontea Coi%trCrg by "the Ci Cy Clerk gpar, "rlta Provisions of `tJtis Sectlon shah. be paid",at+er.'ehe City �reas'arer in the Aaiata air as is Yequ#"rod for the gr,symst-.0 iptlxst bit(y.*niee. (Ord'. '�'Sti:; . 12- 3-x.95) Section 2." IMSAOAd, thare is as eslsatc Cy therefor, which etaet5(ency is declared" to exist, this Ordinance shall tells effyat igtd be in "force from and after'.itz passat a approval and public�Fjtiaip aAt,.G'=' required by law. pAS3&6 by the City Council and appsatped .�+ "ti e, K04 or o�f�."th* C#,e'y of llrrl.dian' -AAa J06 tY, "Idaho, this ` qday ei!"July, ,1980. Jf ATTa6 Ta 3..na W ,.• n, W