1980 01-21AGENDA
P~leridian City Council
January 21, 1980
ITEM:
Minutes of previous meeting approved as read.
1. Nome Federal Savings & Loan Variance - Corner of E. 1st and
Franklin. APPROVED 10' 1ariance on E. 1st.
2. Church of God - Sewer Service Line - Gruber and 3rd St. -
APPP.OVEO to allow a service line across Bodine property
with an easement between Bodine Oil and the Church of God
be given to the City with the restriction that the use of
this sewer line is personal to the Church.
3. Scout Annexation "C" Commercial - adjacent to the LDS Deseret
Industries on Overland. APPROVED, subject to compliance of
water and sewer requirements, design review, landscaping,
construction of acceleration and deceleration lanes, subject
to Fire and Police approval and subject to the proposed zoning
ordinance.
4. Meridian Glass - Design Review - Brent Barrus - B&B Business Park -
560 W. Franklih. APPROVED, subject to Ada County Hiohway District
approval of landscaping, design review, City Engineer approval of
sewer and water lines and the reduction of front building or new
building to meet Fire Code.
5. Rainey-Kuhl Annexation - Meridian-Kung Rd. - Parcel A; W. Overland
south side Parcel B. APPROVED with the condition that before
Preliminary Plat, theree is positive committment for water and
sewer across the Interstate, adequate buffering, detailed land-
scaping with design review and meet all City requirements.
6. Dave Reeves - Gem Estates.
7. Restaurant Inspections.
8. Wayne Skiver - Input on cars parked in front of mail boxes.
9. Resolution #73 - Authorizing Joseph L. Glaisyer, Mayor to sign
for Grants, etc. for Wastewater Facilities Construction. APPROVED.
10. Engineering Report: Motion to have the P4ayor to sign DVY Con-
struction Co. Chance Order No. 5, conditionary upon confirmation
through City Engineer,^-cry Smith on the secondary clarifier. APPROVED.
11. Department Reports: Motion to grant a variance from Ordinance on
sewer charges for Boise Cascade Manufacturing Housing and that the
City use a Standard Uniform Plumbing Code table with number of
employees being based on the prior quarter average; and direct the
Sewer Superintendent to monitor their flow quarterly. APPROVED.
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dian Citv Hall
Meeting called to order by Mayor Joe Glaisyer at 7:30 P. :M.
21. 1980
Coucilmen present: Richard Williams, Grant Kingsford, Bill Brewer, Richard Orton Jr.
Others attending: Earl Ward, Dave Reeves, Roaer Welker, Roger Sherwin, Rex Black,
C. W. Gilbert, Wayne Skiver, Lowell Cass, Wayne 4Jilliamson,
Robert Rudeen, Rod 6. Bronson, Vern Schoen, Jeff Kunz, Brent Barrus,
Luana Barrus, Robert Martin, Ray Sotero, Donna Day, Howard Foley,
Bruce R. Kuhl, Martin Igo, Cecil A. Thomas, Steve Gratton,
James Gipson, Bev Percy, Harold Percy, Tom Turco, Nancy Goodell.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
Agenda Home Federal Savinos & Loan Variance-located East First and Franklin
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Robert Rudeen and tdade Sterns were present to request a 10 foot variance set back
from 20 foot on East First. The state of Idaho had purchased an additional 10 foot
right-of -way some time ago but had not been projected on the site plan. There were
no other changes except perhaps the loss of a parking space, leaving 14 parking spaces.
The building is 2600 square feet.
Rudeen had talked with the Ada County Highway District which handled permits concerning
curb cuts, site: lines, etc.
Access for handicap parking was discussed. The larger stall was selected although it is
further from the rear entrance to the bank building. Landscaping in front to remain
with berms and shrubs.
The notion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that Home Federal Savinos
& Loan, on East First and Franklin be granted a10 foot variance set back on East
First Street.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Agenda Church of God Sewer Service-located at Gruber Street and 3rd.
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Lee Stucker was present to request running a service line across to Bodine's property.
In the past the church has not been able to hook on the old sewer line. The new
line would involve tearing up 3rd street and would not be as economical, because
it would only service the Church's property.
Gary Smith Engineer, demonstrated drawing the feasibility, explaining that City
Policy that extension of City facilities is to, through, and past the property in
question. To extend the line up 3rd street or up 2 1/2 street to the property
and by it, would ierve no useful purpose. Smith could see no problem with the
Bodine service line extension, but addressed the Council to consider the possibility
of the property changing hands. If the property were to go Commercial the service
line may not he sufficient for a piece of property this size, approximately 3 acres.
Smith stated if in the future this property was to go Commercial, the City would want
to put a line in 3rd street with a manhole.
Stucker stated that the septic tank there now is not adequate and has created problems.
Bodine stated he had no problems with allowing the service line across his property.
The Motion was made by Williams that the service line extension should cross Bodine's
property to the Church of God, and should the property change hands, the sewer lines
be reviewed.
Attorney Wayne Crookston, stated that some kind of recording be made to run with this
property to put any new owner on notice that sewer line cannot be available for just
any type of hookup, applies to the Church only.
The Plotion died for lack of second.
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The Motion was made by Williams to allow a service line to the Church of God
property across the Bodine property with an easement between Bodine Oil and the Church
of God be given to the City with the restriction that the use of this sewer line is
personal to the Church.
Stucker questioned if the Bodine property would be able to hook on the same service
line in the future. The Engineer stated this could be a maintenance problem.
Orton suggested that Bodine install a 4 inch line at the same time.
The Motion vaas seconded by Kingsford.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer yea, Orton, yea.
Agenda Scout Annexation "C"- Located on East Overland, adjacent to LDS Deseret Industries.
Rex Black, Council Executive, was present to request that the one acre be annexed
for the purpose of Ore-Ida Council Administration. The building is 7100 square feet.
The Mayor asked for public comment.
Martin Igo spoke in support on behalf of Winston Moore, developer adjacent to proposal.
The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Williams to approve Scout Annexation "O"
Commercial, subject to compliance of water and sewer requirements, design review,
landscaping, construction of acceleration and deceleration lanes, fire and police
approval, and subject to the proposed zoning ordinance.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Agenda
4 Meridian Glass Design Review-- 560 West Franklin
Brent Barrus, owner, and James Gipson, architect, were present, representing Design
Review.
Gipson displayed drawing and stated that the existing house is structurally in good
shape, the out buildings to be removed, the house to be remodeled into an office,
the trees will remain, the new Meridian Glass building in the back to be used for
light manufacturing and storage. The parkins and drive will be by two curb cuts.
There is a loading zone and a fire turn-around area, trash enclosure and fencing.
landscaping will be preserved and added to. The fire turn- around was reviewed with
Fire Chief Welker.
Barrus stated that there would be black top for access to the fire hydrant at the
south end.
Gipson stated that this pavement would sacrifice landscaping.
Orton remarked that a steel grating could be used for fire equipment access across
the lawn and a visual remedy for landscaping.
Gipson stated that the curb cuts are existing now.
Water and sewer lines were discussed, Barrus stated that his Engineer is working on
this and will go the best route.
Williams requested that a landscape plan be placed on file.
Barrus stated building should be started within the next six months.
Brewer requested that a sprinkler system be installed.
Welker requested that 20 or 25 feet be allowed between the existing house and the
new building.
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Ward requested that the sewer hook-up be researched.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer that the Meridian (;lass
Design Review be approved subject to Ada County Highway District approval, landscaping
design review, City Engineer approval: of sewer and water lines, and the reduction
of front building or new building to meet Fire Code.
Motion Carried: Williams yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Agenda Rainey-Kuhl Annexation Hearing "C" -Located Overland R Hwy 69
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Howard Foley, Attorney, representing Annexation requested,displayed, and explained
graphics stating that this proposal will benefit the City as it lies at the entryway
to the City. The present Time-For-Two building would he razed and a supper club
put in its place. The impound quarters are to be moved across the road from
Mar-Mon development on West Overland (Ro-Ho).
Foley explained the impound yard and general repair facilities, - not dismantling.
The purpose to hold vehicles requested by the City or the State for the period of
time it takes for insurance bids. This lot will not be a permanent storage.
Foley stated the Ro-Ho proposal will serve a need as well as an improvement and
he felt this would be compatible with other buildings that presently exist, in
particular Mtn. View Equipment and their servicing area.
Steve Teed, Architect, described the drawing. Parkino has been provided to
comply with Ada County Highway District, State Hiohway concerning the approach,
landscaping, 4500 sq. ft. restaurant, 25% bar and 75% restaurant area. Supper
Club design, entirely new brick building.
Williams stated that he does not agree with going to the south of the Interstate
for annexing. He questioned the 55 foot center line right-of-way nn Hwy 69, known
as the official State requirement. Also, if there would be assurance this would
be built.
In answer, Foley stated, certainly the Council has means to see that they follow
the policy and general outline of their proposal. He had talked to Mr. Sessions,
Director of the State Highways, regarding the 30 feet on each side in order to
expand to a four lane highway, resulting in 120 feet. They are prepared to
answer to all requirements and give right-of-way.
The Impound Area was displayed, approximately 1/4 of a mile from Kuna-Meridian Rd.
south side of W. Overland. The lot is designed in back of the Rainey home, a
repair complex, a holding area, impound lot, 7 acres, but not all 7 acres included
in annexing.
Orton stated that the general opinion of Planning R Zoning and still in his
opinion, is that this proposal does comply with the Comprehensive Plan, Commercial
on the corner and Industrial in the other area. In the case of the restaurant
and the impound area, the City would achieve an improvement over the existing
situation.
Kingsford asked about the holding period.
Mrs. Kuhl stated 30 to 60 days for insurance companys. With the new State
regulation, they will be holding at least 60 days again.
Brewer stated he agreed to the obvious improvement of the area and that in
communicating with Mar-Mon, found they were definitely encouraging the annexation
and the project. He stated that Mar-Mon was going to do their best to incorporate
the stream into their project and asked that Rainey-Kuhl do this also.
Teed stated there would be no problem of putting some borderline planters on the
easterly side.
Mayor Glaisyer asked for comments from the public.
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Dave Reeves questioned "that with the Boy Scout and Deseret Industries
going in on E. Overland, is the Time For Two drinking establishment the
proper blend, he realized it (proposal) would be an improvement over ulhat
we have now, but is it what we want as an end result?"
Foley responded that the new establishment was committed 75% to dining, the.
people and the purpose of their going there would be an improvement. The
Time For Two and Roho situation, as exists, now can continue to do so
indefinitely under Grandfather Rights.
Brewer stated the stipulation is 300 feet from a church and there is quite a
distance from the LDS proposal.
Martin Igo read a letter of support from Winston Moore to the Mayor and City
Council. Letter is on file with these minutes.
Laura Connor, speaking as a citizen of Meridian, commended the proposal as an
improvement and encouraged support.
The Mayor cautioned the Council to be aware of the Impact Area Hearing to be
held the next evening. The Annexation of the Roho property is in conflict
with the Impact Agreement. He suggested tabling the proposal until hearing
the oublic's feeling of the Impact Agreement.
Foley stated that he appreciated the Council's position on the Impact Area,
but his research indicates the State of Idaho has granted to any City one
mile radius jurisdiction. This must form any agreement with the County, if
there are other concerns, they would prefer tabling.
The Motion was made by Williams that the Rainey-Kuhl Annexation be tabled until
the first meeting in February.
The Motion died for lack of a second.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by Orton that the Rainey-Kuhl
Annexation "C" Commercial, be approved with the condition that before Preliminary
Plat, there is positive committment for water and sewer across the Interstate,
adequate buffering, detailed landscaping with design review, and meet all City
requirements.
Motion Carried: Brewer, yea, Kingsford, yea, Orton, yea, Williams, nom.
Agenda
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Dave Reeves - Gem Estates
Reeves stated he was before the Council concerning the building of four-plexes
in Gem Estates and wanted to point out what has been happening in this subdivision.
Reeves stated "in 1975 Gen Estates. was approved as four-plexes, not variances
were granted, and apparently there wasn't a density code at that time. Somewhere
along the line, somebody decided it would be developed as you go process. The
State law requires all property broken up into five or more parcels of land, that
there be a plat filed with Ada County. In 1978 the City of Meridian was notified
by a letter generated by the Assessor's office that Gem Estates Subdivision was
an illegal subdivision, this letter is on file, filed under Gem Estates. Apparently
no action has beentaken on that letter. I don't know why, it appears it is too
late to file it now as the property has already been sold, it's no longer under
the control of the developer. I own one lot, of which a four-plex has gone up
six feet off the property line. In 1978 or approximately, it was adopted to the
Comprehensive Plan which places R-15 on that property. Those lots are 6,900 feet.
It doesn;t meet the criteria for four-plexes. Now, if that is an illegal
subdivision and you throw it out, then it has to meet the density code of the new
Comprehensive Plan which will allow a duplex to go on those lots. I have a map
drawn up by J-U-B that shows how these four-plexes were originally approved.
(Reeves displayed map) All the correspondence in your files indicate there
would be no parking from Pine or Broadway and it refers to this as a subdivision
not under metes and bounds. This darkened area on here shows access way to the
rear of the building for parking under, if you notice the buildings that went
up on Broadway, this whole development was supposed to he the same. Somewhere
along the way somebody has decided they didn't have to follow this plan and it
was changed. What I am asking you today, is if you are not going to follow this
plan, then you have to fall under the density code. This property (indicating
property adjacent to 777 W. Pine) was sold to Dunbar since the Comprehensive Plan
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has been in affect, there is no frandfather Clause on that property because
when the property was sold off, this is the description of mine and it doesn't
show it as a part of the subdivision, it's like any other lot that you buy
downtown because the man never filed a plat. If it's a single property and he
puts in fora building permit today, I don't care what was approved in '75, he's
got to meet todays building requirements, and this hasn't been done. To give
you an example of the inconsistencies, I have a copy of the minutes of Planning
and Zoning and Bob Erland came before them and asked to put a tri-plex behind
the Window Box. He was told the standard setback for the rear of the buildino
is 15 feet. The four-plexes down here (hem Estates) is 6 feet. He indicates
the Building Inspector needed a five foot variance because he was building 10
feet off of the property line. I have researched the Building Code and they
don't say what the rear is. If he (Erland) has to have a 5 foot variance because
of a City policy to have 15 feet in the rear, then so does this (Gem Estates).
Secondly, he (Erland) was told he didn't meet the density code and he would have
to combine the Window Bos lot and the property behind so that he would be overall
2 units per lot. The lots at the Window Box is 6,400 feet. The lots uo here
(Gem Estates) is 6,900 feet. If he can't put a tri-plex down there, then you
sure can't put a four-olex up here on these (Gem Estates). We need to do something
to make the building consistent. One person shouldn't have the advantage over the
other. The people on Pine are upset, I rent my place out and my renters are mad,
as the lawn has been dug up. The Police won't do anything about it because it
is a Civil matter, the Mayor was busy when I went to the bank to talk to him,
there has to be some way the Council, the City, or somebody listens to the average
person, it can't be just the developers. The density codes been broken, the man
didn't file a plat, no variance was granted, but yet it continues, I don't. think it's
right. I am asking the Council to show the residents they are going to do something
about it and it's not going to happen again."
Orton asked Reeves what he was trying to get at. As the result of all of his
research, what sort of action is he requesting.
Reeves stated he wanted some type of action taken so that the people will know that
the Council is not going to allow it to continue.
Orton questioned if there had been any action requesting the developer to file a plat.
The Mayor stated no one on this Council had known anything about this until Mr.
Reeves brought the problem up.
Reeves maintained it did not.
There was discussion concerning comparison of the Erland property.
Reeves stated he purchased the Roy !floods property from Carl Williams ,just prior
to the start of construction of the four-plex adjacent. His plan is to leave the
house as it stands. His title is as a single piece of property.
Mayor Glaisyer asked Wayne Skiver if he could explain why this was not platted
in 1975.
Skiver stated that part of f.,em Estates was platted while he was on City Council
and this was approved at the time pending approval of Central District Health
for septic tanks. When he left the Council, they still hadn't approved all of it.
To his knowledge, Central District Health had never approved septic tanks .and at
the time, the City was not allowing anymore connections to the sewer system as it
was already overloaded. He stated he was assuming they hooked on anyway.
Williams stated that this was approved on metes and bounds and referring to the letter
of the Assessor in 1978, the City has no control of the sales of property. The
County Recorder does in fiact notify the owners and demand the owners fiiling of the
plat.
Reeves stated he had called the County Prosecutor's office and Mr. Connolly stated
it was the City's responsibility to enforce the laws.
Williams pointed out the letter was contrary to this information.
Reeves stated somebody has the responsibility.
Glaisyer read from the minutes of May, 1975 stating of approval.
Crookston recommended that this problem be taken under advisement
was the Assessor's responsibility.
He felt this
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The Motion was made by lilliams and seconded by Brewer that P?r. Reeves'
request to place responsibility of the legality of Gem Estates Subdivision
be taken under advisement until February 4, 1980 Council Meeting.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Building Inspector Schoen stated that the setback requirements are by City
Ordinance. Four-plexes are 6 feet, anything else is 4 feet. The usual operation
is 5 feet setback.
Agenda
7 Restaurant Inspections
Tom Turco explained the process of Restaurant Inspections in the City. The
last several years Central District Health has had a contract viith the City
and inspects four times a year to maintain the grading ordinance. This year
the contract is $600.00. Turco has put together a fee schedule and presented
this schedule to the Council. They will issue permits, but the City Hall will
collect the fee.
The Mayor thanked Turco for the help in this matter.
Williams stated that he thought the fees were reasonable and the City was
getting an excellent service from Mr. Turco and Central District Health.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Orton that the Council direct
Attorney Crookston, Jr. to prepare a Restaurant Fee Schedule Ordinance.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Turco introduced Nancy Goodell who will be working with the City restaurant
grading.
Turco stated that they will inspect and issue the permit for the restaurant,
leave at City Hall, inform the rest aurant that the permit will be issued at
City Hall upon receipt of fee.
Agenda
8 Wayne Skiver reported that their area is having trouble getting their mail
because of cars parked in front of clustered mail boxes.
Kingsford inquired about enforcing through parking ordinance.
Agenda
9 Mayor Glaisyer read Resolution #73 entitled:
'A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, STATE OF IDAHO,
AUTHORIZING JOSEPH L. GLAISYER, MAYOR, TO SIGN ALL APPLICATIONS, GRANT
AGREEMENTS AND AMENDMENTS, AND OTHER DOCUMENTS RELATING THE WASTEWATER
FACILITIES PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION GRANTS."
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Brewer that the rules and provisions
of 50-9002 and all rules and provisions requiring that Resolutions be read on
three different days, be dispensed with and that Resolution #73, as read be passed
and approved.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Agenda
10 Engineering Report:
Gary Smith reported that Jim Coleman found that DVY Construction Contractor,
Dewaine V. Young., was not receptive to deleting items from Contract Change Order
No. 5. Jim Coleman's recommendation was to allow the two items to remain in the
Change Order.
There was discussion concerning negotiation with DVY Construction Co. on higher
quality equipment than in original contract bid on water cooling system. This
was something done by the manufacturer.
Smith stated that Jim Coleman, Sumner Johnson, Dewaine Young, Butch and Project
Superintendent met and there were concessions made on both sides. Item PJo. 5
and S-8 on Change Order No. 5 were both acceptable items according to J-U-B
Engineers, Inc.
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Agenda
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7.
1980
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the P1ayor be
directed to sign DVY Construction Co. Change Order No. 5, conditionary upon
confirmation through City Engineer, Gary Smith on the secondary clarifier.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that $45,612.58 be
transfered from 25 Water-Sewer fund to 20 Construction Fund.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Department Reports:
Ward, Wastewater Superintendent stated that Boise Cascade's sewer service
charges need action. There should be a determination made based on the
number of employees or water system.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Brewer that the Council grant
a variance from Ordinance on sewer charges for Boise Cascade Planufacturing
Housing and that the City use a Standard lJniform Plumbing Code table with
number of employees being based on the prior quarter average; and direct the
Sewer Superintendent to monitor their flow quarterly.
Potion Carried: Williams, yea, Kingsford, yea, Brewer, yea, Orton, yea.
Orton stated that there is a problem with construction policy. In some of the
subdivisions we have high ground water, the water is getting up into the meter
vaults and submerging the connections to the water meter and the yoke. Basically
this causes a cross connection to the water system, it is not acceptable. Two
solutions: (1) Water proof vault. (2) Requiring new construction to lay their
meter vaults so that the base of the vault is at the high seasonal ground water
level, then build the meter and vault above that, landscape around in mound
type way.
Engineer Smith is to incorporate solution (2) into the Standard Specification.
Orton presented the water problem at Smith's Food King.
The liability for Smith's Food King was discussed.
The sprinkler system is turned off. Once they put on the stop valve, this can
be turned back on. Engineer Smith has directed a letter to Keith Stokes informing
them about the installation df a back flow preventor, he has not had a reply.
Attorney Crookston, Jr. advised that the Engineer inform Smith's Food King that
they put in the reverse flow valve in so many days and the City will then turn the
water on, thus they are responsible.
Crookston, Jr. reported that he had sent a letter to Dewaine Young, DVY Construction
Co., requesting the repair of the Secondary Clarifier and a copy of the bond.
The Motion was made by Brewer and seconded by
adjourned. ;
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W. H. MOORE,Inc. i
Real Estate Development
P.O. BOX 8204 • 405 80. 8TH STREET, SUITE 321
BOISE. IDAHO 83707 • (2081 343-9161
HON. JOE GLAISYER, MAYOR
MEMBERS MERIDIAN CITY COUNCIL 1/15/80
DEAR MAYOR GLAISYER AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS:
IT HAS COME TO MY ATTENTION THAT CONSIDERATION IS BEING GIVEN
BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS AND GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITIES TO A
USE CHANGE AND GENERAL UPGRADING OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
MERIDIAN-KUNA HIGHWAY AND OVERLAND ROAD WHERE THE TIME FOR
TWO TAVERN IS NOW LOCATED.
I UNDERSTAND THAT THE TOWING SERVICE AND AUTOMOBILE IMPOUNDING
LOT WILL BE REMOVED AND RELOCATED.
I FURTHER UNDERSTAND THAT THE NEW CONTEMPLATED USE WILL BE FOR
A RESTAURANT OF APPROXIMATELY 4500 SQUARE FEET.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS LETTER IS TO EXPRESS MY SUPPORT FOR SUCH
UPGRADING. MY INTEREST IS AS AN ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNER.
I FEEL THAT THIS INTERSECTION CAN AND WILL BE A MAJOR BUSINESS
INTERSECTION WITHIN THE NEXT FEW YEARS AND WILL BE OF SOME
SIGNIFICANCE TO THE CITY OF MERIDIAN.
I WOULD HOPE THAT THE PROPOSED CHANGES BY THE OWNERS WHOSE
NAMES I BELIEVE ARE RAINEY AND KUHL WILL BE MEANINGFUL AND
NOT JUST A LATERAL MOVE. IN MY RESPECTFUL OPINION THE TOWING
SERVICE AND IMPOUND LOT TS FAR FROM THE HIGHEST AND BEST. USE
OF THE PROPERTY AND ACTUALLY DOES AND WILL CONTINUE TO DOWN-
GRADE THE ADJACENT PROPERTY VALUES.
MY SUPPORT IS BASED ON THE FOLLOWING ASSUMPTIONS:
THAT THE BUSINESS AND ACTIVITY BEING MOVED WILL BE
REPLACED BY A MORE DESIREABLE ACTIVITY.
THAT THE CITY WILL INSIST THAT A QUALITY DEVELOPMENT
BE THE RESULT OF THIS USE CHANGE.
THAT THE SAME DESIGN REVIEW REQUIREMENTS WILL APPLY
TO THIS IMPORTANT INTERSECTION WITH RESPECT TO BUILDING
ARCHITECTURE, PARKING, LANDSCAPING, ETC. AS APPLIES
TO OTHER QUALITY DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN YOUR JURISDICTION.
I FULLY SUPPORT ANY
BUTE TO A HIGHER AND
WITH A MORE PLEASING
WHM/HS
CHANGE IN USE AS ABOVE WHICH WILL CONTRI-
BETTER USE OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY TOGETHER
VISUAL END PRODUCT.
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Nampa, Idaho 83651
Telephone: 467-5252
CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER
Change Order No.
Project: 1977 7B Sewer$gP~r(1;ECL ~'T°°rn +fo T,- ter.., „r F~ ilitiac fnnetrurt nn
City of Meridian, Idaho, EPA Project No. C-16-0183-03-2
Contractor: DVY Construction Co., San [`]grcos. Cattfornia Date: necamher ]G 1979
It is hereby mutually agreed that when this Change Order has been signed
' by the contracting parties, the following described changes shall be executed by
the Contractor without changing the terms of the Contract, except as herein stip-
ulated and agreed: '
SCOPE OF CHANGES:
See Attachment A and B
The Contractor hereby agrees to furnish all material and labor and to
perform other necessary work required to complete the above described changes in
accordance with the requirements for similar work cowered by the Contract, except
as otherwise stipulated herein.
Add/B~BiL![K on the Contract
Completion Time Change
ORIGINAL CONTRACT
Previous Changes
Total
THIS CHANGE ORDER
NEW CONTRACT AMOUNT TO DATE
$ 45.612.58
Notre
S 2,696.nna.pn
$ 28,324.40
C 2,724,324.40
$ 45,612.58
$ 2,769,936.98
ACCEPTED
DVY Construction Co. DATE
BY
ewa ne Young, CONTRACTOR
President
ACCEPTED
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BY
R. James Coleman, P.E. ENGINEER
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ity n DATE
BY
J eph L. Glaisyer, ~~
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CENTRAL DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MAIN OFFICE
1456 NO. ORCHARD
BOISE, IDAHO 83708
TELEPHONE
376-647 1
PROPOSED FEE SCHHEIDULE FOR MERIDIAN CITY RESTAiJRANi'S
Generally, fees for restaurant inspections are based on the size of the
establishment which usually is in direct proportion to the amount of time
needed for inspection. The best increment measure of size is seating capacity.
On January 11, 1980, this department determined the "seating" capacity of the
restaurants in Meridian for setting of fees. We would propose the following
fee structure:
0 - 75 seats
75 or more seats
January 17, 1980
$30.00 per year
$60.00 per year
This department will issue the licenses to the establishments.
Encloses} is a list of the establishments in Meridian that are restaurants and
their proposed fee per year:
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Chateau Restaurant anti Lounge $60.00
Spud I-ktt and Lounge 30.00
Fat Albert's 30.00
Blimpies 30.00
Bud`s Broiler and Lounge 60.00
Calico Fizza 60.00
Cherry Lane Gol£ Course 30.00
Ehmgry Anion. 30.00
Jethro's 30.00.
Ken's Burger Den 30.00
lentucky Fried Chicken 30.00
Keystone Pizza 60.00
Meridian Bowl 30.00
Meridian Rec. 30.00
Meridian Speedway Cafe. 30.00
Merritt's 60.00
Q'J's Restaurant.. 60.00
Roundtable Pizza. 60.00
Troll Kettle 17e1i 30.00
Frontier Club 60.00
Farmer's Club 30.00
Circle K 30.00
Circle K (Cherry Lane) 30.00
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RESOLUTION NO
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A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN,
STATE OF IDAHO, AUTHORIZING JOSEPH L. GLAISYER, MAYOR, TO
SIGN ALL APPLICATIONS, GRANT AGREEMENTS AND AMENDMENTS, AND
OTHER DOCUMENTS RELATING TO WASTEWATER FACILITIES PLANNING
AND CONSTRUCTION GRANTS.
WHEREAS, the City intends to develop a plan for waste-
water collection, treatment and disposal for the service area;
such plan being necessary to determine the needs of the area
for the health, safety and well being of the people; and
WHEREAS, the plan is to be developed in accordance with
the requirements of Public Law 92-500, and will set forth
facilities required to be constructed to serve the needs of
the area; and
WHEREAS, the costs of the planning design and construction
of the wastewater facilities are eligible for federal funding;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Meridian, State of Idaho, that JOSEPH L.
GLAISYER, MAYOR, is duly authorized to sign applications,
Grant Agreements and Amendments, and other documents relating
to wastewater facilities, planning and construction grants.
Passed by the City Council of the City of Meridian, this
day of January, 1980.
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ATTEST:
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~C'ty Clerk
AMBROSE,
FITZG ERALD,
CROOKSTON
8 McLAM
Attorneys antl
Counselors
929 Ess, Flrat
Maritlian, Itla~o
83862
Telaplwna 888.6681
OATH OF OFFICE
I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the consti-
tution of the United States, and the constitution and the laws of
this state; that I will faithfully discharge all the duties of the
office of MdYOr according to the best of my
ability.
I, Joseph L. Glaisyer do further solemnly swear (or
affirm) that Z will support and defend the constitution of the
United States and the eonsitutiton of the state of Idaho against.
aZZ enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to-the constitution of the United States and the consti-
tution of the state of Idaho; that I take this obligation freely,
without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I
will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which I am alfout
to enter.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of January 19 80.
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OATH OF OFFICE
I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the consti-
tution of the United States, and the constitution and the laws of
this state; that I will faithfully discharge all the duties of the
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office of L ^[~nJCi~n?AN according to the best of my
ability.
I, ~nrl~9RD `; WtLL~AN,IS, do further solemnly ..swear (or
affirm) that I viZZ support and defend the constitution of the
United States and the consitutiton of the state of Idaho against
all enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to the constitution of the United States and the consti-
tution of the state of Idaho; that I take this obligation freely,
r~ithout any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that i
will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which I am about.
to enter.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th~y of January 19 80,
OATH OF OFFICE
I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the consti-
tution of the United States, and the constitution and the laws of
this state; that I will faithfuZZy discharge all the duties of the
office of
Councilman _ _ according to the best of my
ability.
I, Bill G. Brewer do further solemnly wear (or
affirm) that I will support and defend the constitution of the
United States and the eonsitutiton of the state of Idaho against
all enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to the. constitution of the United States and the consti-
tution of the state of Idaho; that I take this obligation freely,
without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I
will well and faithfuZZy discharge the duties upon which I am about
to enter.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th~y of January ~ Ig 80.
( X.k~~i , ~ .~ / /moo->yr~r~,C/
OATH OF OFFICE
I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the eonsti-
tution of the United States, and the constitution and the laws of
this state; that I will faithfuZZy discharge all the duties of the
office of Councilman according to the best of my
ability.
I, Richard F. Orton, Jr, do further soZermzly swear (or
aJ'fi.rm) that I wi.l2 support and deJ'end the constitution of the
United States and the consitutiton of the state of Idaho against
all enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and
allegiance to the constitution of the United States and. the consti-
tution of the state of Idaho; that I take this obligation freely,
without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion;. and that I
will well and faithfuZZy discharge the duties upon which I am about
to enter.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7thday of January Ig 80,