1981 10-05
AGENDA
Meridian City Council
October 5, 1981
ITEM:
Minutes of the previous meeting held Sept. 21, 1981 APPROVED
1. Franklin Condominium - Jim Kane dba Valley Contractors
Conversion of 4-Plex to Condo's - Jim Potter Representing
Council requested that Potter proceed with Final Platting
2. Wayne Forrey, J-U-B Engineers, Inc. Report
Community Development Block Grant, HUD
3. Senior Citizen Grant Application
4. J-U-B Engineers, Inc. Interim billing for HUD Grant APPROVED
5. ORDINANCE N0. 399 Sewer rate increase APPROVED
ORDINANCE N0. 400 Water rate increase APPROVED
6. DEPARTMENT REPORTS;
QRU Personnel authorized for Training-Bend, Oregon
William Creek, Tort Claims Act against Meridian Police Dept.
Council Denies Claim
7. American Arbitration Association Inc. Compensation Bill
$900.00 APPROVED
8. OTHER BUSINESS:
Councilman Brewer - Sr. Citizens Liaison Report
Councilman Orton- Meridian Street Water Line Project
Councilman Williams-Pacific Northwest Pollution Control Convention
Bruce Stuart, Public Work's and Ea r1 Ward, Wastewater Supt.
Lauded for Infiltration location
9. Bills Approved.
t4eridian City Hall October 5, 1981
Meeting called to order by Mayor Joseph L. Glaisyer at 7:30 P.M.
Councilmen Present: Richard Williams; Grant Kingsford; Bill Brewer; Rick Orton Jr.
Others Prewent: Earl Ward; Roger Welker; Gary Smith; Vern Schoen; Bruce Stuart;
Jim Potter; Ray Sotero; Coenraad Abas; Kathy Williams; Steve Gratton.
Minutes of the previous meeting held September 21, 1981 approved as read.
Agenda
1 Franklin Condominium - Jim Kane dba Valley Contractors
Jim Potter, Potter and Associates, was present to represent the. proposal of
converting a 4-Plex, located Block 5, Lot 11, Franklin Square to Condominiums.
Certified Mailing and Notice of Public Hearings were initiated in June, 1981.
Proposal was tabled August 3, 1981 and then deferred to September 21 and
present meeting.
Potter: "The Plat of Franklin Condo's was tabled for negotiations with tir. Schoen,
Bldg. Inspector, regarding modifications to the structure." (Potter displayed
drawings of the existing structure and explained modifications) Tape on file.
"We see no problem with complying with the review comments from City Engineer
Gary Smith, as far as complying with State Law. I question item number 3
which indicates we ought to identify with space with unit (parking), normally
that's held in common".
Smith, City Engineer: "This should be shown on the declaration."
Schoen, Bldg. Inspector: "This is one of the better four-plexes and I think one
that can be accepted."
Mayor: "Questions from the Council?"
Rick Orton: "The last time we talked the big question was in regard to the variance
to the code - extending the wall through the roof?
Potter: "Yes"
Orton: "So this get's over that problem - with complying?"
Potter: "Yes"
Kingsford: "Was there some question about the floor being common as well?"
Potter: "The crawl space - Yes it is."
Williams: "The hook-up problems have been resolved?"
Potter: "There are individual hookups."
Williams: "Sewer?"
Potter: "Yes"
Stuart, Public tdorks." Some of them I checked but I can't remember what I found out.
Some of those are not - with the sprinkler system, there are only two meters in to-
gether."
Potter: "I talked to the plumbing Contractor and of course Jim Kane himself, and
they have assured me that they were all separate."
Stuart: "They may have hooked the sprinkler system to two of them - without a check
valve,could be cross connected."
Potter: "That certainly can be corrected if that's the case."
Ward, Waste4dater Sup't.: "Did you decide on a common interim for the sewer?"
Potter: "That will be covered in the restrictive covenants".
Orton: "What action does this (Proposal) require?"
Playor: "Approve the conversion I think."
Potter: "This was sent to you with the recommendation to deny until the Codes were
met"
Orton: "Your next step would be to get a building permit approved?"
Potter: "Correct"
Schoen: "Re-Platting"
Orton: "I see, you need the final plat to come through"
Potter: "And protective covenants--you will have a chance to review those, plus
his declaration in sales material."
Williams: "Which comes first - the approval to go ahead and have this brought
forward as final plat or for construction to start."
Potter: "I think we would prefer to have the Preliminary and be able to proceed
with Final platting."
Attorney Crookston: "I think you have to have your plat first."
Meridian Cit Hall .2. October 5, 1981
Agenda 1 (Cont'd) Franklin Condo's......
Mayor Glaisyer: "If you don't have anything further go ahead with your platting."
Potter: Do we need action since we are appealing Planning and Zoning decision -
their conditional recommendations?" "We would like some evidence of approval
before we go on."
llliams: "There's no recommendation of denial though - all they said was
recommending denial until project was brought into compliance with the City Codes.
So, if you bring it into compliance with the City Code that would let it go through."
Potter: "Fine, if you'are satisfied."
Orton: Vern do you have anymore questions about this?"
Schoen: (Indicates no) Potter leaves the chamber at this time.
Agenda Wayne Forrey, J-U-B Engineers, Inc., was present to bring the Council up to date
2 on the HUD Grant that the City has received. Forrey presented a pamphlet
entitled CITY OF MERIDIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT U.S. DEPT. OF HOUSING
AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT SERVICE LINE REHABILITATION PROJECT GRANT N0. B-81-DN-16-0001
September 1981. Forrey questioned if the Council thought this pamphlet was
adequate to describe the project. He stated that he had rewritten the pamphlet
so that it would not be top'techrhical.
Forrey: "We are going to have each of the homeowners to sign a form stipulating
that the contractor can enter upon his property and perform the work. I don't know
exactly the liability and how that is going to fall into place - if they would
want to sign a release to the City of any liability and put it on the shoulders of
the contractor -and when we get to that stage we should sit down with the City
Attorney and work those kind of things out."
Councilman Orton: "I would prefer to see us avoid that liability - that we owe a
$500 rose bush, etc. In my opinion it would be much better to find a way to have
the individuals do the actual contracting with the contractor."
Forrey: "We discussed that briefly at the last Council meeting, among the Council,
and I think we pretty much realized that one contractor would be cost saving. But
we can change the approach at any time.. I'm not so sure it would help from a
liability standpoint - it would add cost to administration going that way."
Mayor: "The contractor will have to provide liability to the City"
Forrey: "Yes, a licensed public works contractor. That is your normal procedure."
Any other input from the Council on that?"
Kingsford: "This is basically what we went over with you .last time?"
Forrey indicates yes.
Williams: "Ply question is, do we even need to reference the City Ordinance on
the discharge of ground water. I don't want to sound vae're using that like a hammer
over their heads." (referring to pamplet on file with these minutes)
Forrey: "It might be a little heavy handed."
Williams: "What we want to do is correct the problem but I don't want to say "if
you don't do this we may impose a fee on you" because I don't think that is the
intent of the City."
Brewer: "Why could it not be mentioned "but not hold a liability" in there?"
"I think we should address the problem."
Williams: "The volume of ground vrater is the reason tae're doing this."
Mayor: "You may go back in a year and charge people if their not going to clean
them up - if we can't keep infilitration down."
Williams: "Well,I guess we can leave that in there (pamphlet) as an "out" if we
get a low response from people."
Forrey: "Does your ordinance file an imposition of a fee? If it's determined
that they have a problem?"
Crookston, Attorney: "I can't recall at this time."
Forrey: "I will give you a call tomorrow - this is just a draft form and I would
like to get the answer before we print it up.° What I would like to do is send this
pamphlet through the mail to each of those residents, about 70 that we know have a
leaky service line but we don't know if their low-moderate income. But reading this
we can always follova up with them and determine that."
Forrey presented the Mayor and Council a brief form that could be used for these
residents to certify that their 1981 combined family income will be no greater than
$20,800.00. (On file with these minutes)
Forrey: "This form might be acceptable and they may be willing to sign it. If
Meridian City Hall
Agenda 2 (Cont'd) HUD Community Block Grant......
LaWana could take the calls as they come in, make a list, and I would follow up
with those people to find out if they are eligible and explain it."
Williams: "Should we send these out with the Brochure."
There was discussion concerning sending the questionnaire on income with pamphlet
and it was decided to handle this at the time of signing a release and enabling
the answering of questions.
Forrey: "We did make the draw-down and there is 510,000 in the Idaho First
National Bank as of the 30th of September (1981) and as the Council instructed,
I went ahead a made the J-U-B bill concurrent to the 30th to close out the fiscal
year. The City accounts now can be reimbursed from the HUD money."
enda Forrey reported on the meeting with the Senior Citizens. Liaison Bill Brewer
3 and about 30 Senior Citizens attended. Forrey stated the next step would be to
schedule public meetings to solicit ideas to go after a HUD Grant for a
Senior Citizens Center. The City would have to make the application. Forrey
has donated his time on behalf of J-U-B Engineers, Inc. to give assistance.
Councilman ~~!illiams expressed appreciation of J-U-B donating this time and effort
on behalf of the Senior Citizens.
There was discussion concerning public meetings and hearings. (Tape on file)
Forrey stated by December they should have their meetings out of the way.
Councilman Brewer stressed keeping everything open giving everyone a chance to
be heard in order not to jeopardize the application for this Grant.
Agenda
4 HUD Project Administration Interim billing from J-U-B Engineers, Inc.
The ~4otion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that J-U-B Engineers, Inc.
Interim billing for administrative services in connection of Communit~~ Development
Block Grant Sewer Service Line Rehabilitation Project, Grant PJo. B-81-DN-16-0001
be paid in the amount of $3,000.00
lotion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea
Agenda
5 ORDINANCE N0. 399 and ORDINANCE N0. 400
Mayor Glaisyer read Ordinance Number 399 entitled: AN CRDIr14n;CE A;;l;rJnlry{; TITLE 7,
CHAPTER 5, Of THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES OF TllE CITY OF i<.ERiDL'~cd,
ENTITLED HEALTH AND SANITATION, SEWER USE, BY THE REVISION OF SUB-PARAGRAPHS (A)
and (B) OF SECTION 7-533, ENTITLED SEWER USER CHARGES A1~lD CONNECTION FEES,
REFLECTIPJC A TJINE PERCENT (9%) INCREASE IN SEWER USER CFIARGES EFFECTIVE
OCTOBER 1, 1981.
flayor: "Is there anyone in the audience that wishes to have Or. 399 read in entirety?"
There was no response.
The Motion vaas made by Williams 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 399 as read be passed
and approved.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Kingsford, yea; Brewer, yea
Orton, nay
Piayor Glaisyer read Ordinance Number 400 entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5,
CHAPTER 1, OF THE REVISED APJD COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF P9ERIDIAN, ENTITLED
DEPARTMEPJTS, WATER SYSTEP1, BY THE REVISION OF SECTION 5-131, MONTHLY RATES,
SPECIFICALLY TABLE III THEREOF, ENTITLED SCHEDULE OF WATER USE FEES, INCREASING BY
NINE PERCE~dT (9%) WATER USE FEES.
Mayor.: "Is there anyone in the audience that wishes to have Ordinance 400 read in
it's entirety?" No response.
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 400 as read
be passed and approved.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Brewer, yea; Kingsford, yea Orton, nay
Meridian City Hall .4. October 5, 1981
Agenda DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
6
Fire Chief Welker requested approval to send two (2) QRU Volunteers to Bend, Oregon
fora Training Officers School.
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Brewer to approve $300.00 to be
allowed for two QRU peronnel to attend a Training Officers School in Bend, Oregon.
Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea; Orton, yea
Attorney Crookston: "The first part of September the City of Meridian received
a claim pursuant to the Idaho Tort Claims Act by 4lilliam Creek, arising out of
an arrest made by the Meridian Police Department. I have investigated it and
recommend denial of the claim."
The Plotion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the claim filed
against the City of Meridian Police Department by William Creek be denied.
Motion Carried: Brewer, yea; Williams, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea
Agenda American Arbitration Association Inc. - DVY Construction
7
Attorney Crookston presented a bill for $900.00 from the American Arbitration
Association Tnc. stating that the first bill for $1,880.00 was in error.
He recommended that this bill be paid and that the payment be mailed from his
office.
The Motion was made by Williams and seconded by Kingsford that the American
Arbitration Association, Inc.,advance arbitrators compensation in regard to
DVY Construction Co., Inc. be paid $900.00 and that the funds be transferred
from the General;Fund to the Construction Account for payment.
Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Williams, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, yea
Agenda
8 OTHER BUSINESS:
Councilman Brewer reported on the meeting with the Senior Citizens the previous
week. He stated that the outcome of the meeting was a definite feeling they
should make application for the HUD Grant. They have decided to solicit donations
from the community prior to the application.
Councilman Orton reported that next summer the Highway Department will be paving
Meridian Street from the Railroad track to Cherry Lane. He stated that there was
some water line wank planned in Meridian Street but not this year. Another project
had priority because the Public Works were not aware they were going to do this
this year. Orton questioned the Council as to changing priorities and if they
should consider doing this project first, or do both projects and use reserve money
or forget about the Meridian Street project for several years. He recommended
doing this project alone or in addition and estimated the cost apx. $24,000.
It was the feeling of the Council to have the Meridian Street Water project take
priority to prevent having to tear up the new lay-over top.
Councilman Williams reported that the Pacific Northwest Pollution Control Convention
will be held in Portland October 21st and our Plant is in the running for "Plant of
the Year". WasteHlater Superintendent Earl Ward is to represent the City of Meridian.
The Motion was made by Orton and seconded by Brewer to approve Wastewater Superintendent
Ward's attendance to the Pacific Northwest Pollution Control Convention in Portland,
Oregon on October 21, 1981, which has been budgeted for $400.00.
Motion Carried: Williams, yea; Brewer, yea; Orton, yea; Kingsford, yea
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Meridian City Hall .5. October 5, 1981
Agenda 8 (Cont'd) Other Business......
Councilman Williams thanked Public Work's Superintendent Bruce Stuart
publicly for his help and working with Earl Ward to find infiltration of basically
clear water running through the sewer lines. lilliams stated that over the last
six weeks Earl and Bruce have located over 300,000 gallons per day saving for the
Plant.
Agenda
9 Bills
The Motion was made by Kingsford and seconded by Williams to approve the bills
and that they be paid.
Motion Carried: Kingsford, yea; Orton, yea; Brewer, yea; Williams, yea
There being no other business to come before the Council the meeting was
adjourned at 8:05 P.M.
A R J0 L GLAISYER ,
ATTEST:
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i Clerk
pc: Mayor & Council
Planning & Zoning Commission
City Clerk
City Treasurer
City Attorney
City Engineer
Fire Chief
Police Chief
Bruce Stuart
Earl Ward
Gus Hein
Vern Schoen
AIC;ACHD;Central Health
Ada County Zoning Director
Ada County Commissioners
Nampa-Meridian Irrigation
Statesman;Valley News;Treasure Times
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MERIDIAN CITY HALL -6- OCTOBER 5, 1981
Voucher Date Amount
1566 10-30-81 Douglas Nichols 200.00
1567 10-30-81 Kevin Robertson 200.00
1.568 10-30-81 Norman Williams 200.00
1569 10-30-81 Rick Richardson 200.00
1570 10-30-51 Terry Tipton 200.00
1571 10-30-81 Gene Trakel 200.00
1572 10-30-81 Al Thorusen 200.00
1573 10-30-81 Douglas Weast 200.00
1574 10-30-81 Gary Cushman 200.00
1575 10-30-81 Jerome Payne 200.00
1576 10-30-81 Jean Moore 100.00
1577 10-30-81 Richard Donahue 100.00
1578 10-30-81 City of Meridian 36.45
1592 10-30-81 Association of Idaho Cities 2,933.61
1593 10-30-81 Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Co. 883.40
1594 10-30-81 public Employee Retirement System of Idaho 5,439.62
1595 10-30-81 Action Express 6.10
1596 10-30-81 Air Equipment Co. 19.30
1597 10-30-S1 Allied Envelope 76.02
1598 10-30-81 Ambrose, Fitzgerald, Crookston & McLam 2,797.50
1599 10-30-81 American Scientific Products 182.06
1600 10-30-81 Andy's Supply Inc. 11.32
1601 10-30-81 Association of Idaho Cities 1,761.08
1602 10-30-81 Bodine Oil Co. 2,538.00
1603 10-30-81 Boise, Cummincations Div. 175.55
1.604 10-30-81 Brewer Pest Control 8.50
1605 10-30-81 Campbell Tractor & Implement Co. 1.60
1606 10-30-81 Capitol Computer Corp. 168.75
1607 10-30-81 Caxton Printers, LTD 55.36
1608 10-30-81 City of Meridian 115.60
1609 10-30-81 Commercial Maintenance Co. 250.00
1610 10-30-81 Co-Operative Oil Assoc. Inc. 152.76
1611 10-30-81 Crane West 90.00
1612 10-30-81 Culligan Water Conditioning 97.00
1613 10-30-81 Curran Coil Spring, Inc. 87.36
1614 10-30-81 Don's Shell Service 268.55
1615 10-30-81 Dyna Med, Inc. 107.55
1617 10-30-81 Evans Lumber Co. 166.10
1618 10-30-81 Farm Store 126.75
1619 10-30-81 Frontier Tire 317.55
1620 10-30-81 G. & B. Sand & Gravel 51.83
1621 10-30-81 Garner's Western Auto 219.54
1622 10-30-81 General Electric Co. 2,417.00
1623 10-30-81 Giesler's Auto Repair 66.10
1624 10-30-81 Hach 615.56
1625 10-30-81 F3andy Hardware 15.84
1626 10-30-81 Harold's Electric 321.10
1627 10-30-81 Hoff Building Center 2.89
1625 10-30-81 Idaho Dept. of Employment 2,366.21
1629 10-30-81 Idaho Dept. of Health & Welfare 15.00
1630 10-30-81 Idaho Paging 54.00
1631 10-30-81 Idaho Power 7,495.85
1632 10-30-81 Idaho Water & Wastwater Operator Cert. Boards 10.00
1634 10-30-81 J. & D. Printing 3.00
1635 10-30-81 J-U-B Engineers, Inc. 520.56
1636 10-30-81 Kalbus Office Supply 173.00
1633 10-30-81 Intermountian Gas 213.88
1637 10-30-81 Kaman Bearing & Supply Corp. 2.12
1638 10-30-81 Kowallis & Richards, Inc. 9.28
1639 10-30-81 Lowery-Miller, Inc. 4.20
1640 10-30-81 Main Office Supplies 12.36
1641 10-30-S1 Meridian Drug 13.95
1642 10-30-81 Peridian Ford Sale, Inc. 677.68
1643 10-30-81 Aeridian Glass & Screen, Inc. 36.72
1644 10-30-81 Meridian Lock & Key 8.60
1645 10-30-81 Meridian Office Supply
1646 10-30-81 AFid-American Research Chemical Corp. 115.73
1647 10-30-S1 Modern Printers 158.35
MERIDIAN CITY HALL -7- OCTOBER 5, 1981
Voucher Date Amount
1648 10-30-81 Monroe Systems 39.95
1649 10-30-81 Mountian Bell 704.37
1650 10-30-81 Mountian View Equipment 2.16
1651 10-30-81 MuniChem Corp. 109.02
1652 10-30-81 Northwest Flag Co. 230.00
1653 10-30-81 Oxford Chemicals, Inc. 2f30.65
1654 10-30-81 Paul's Conoco 32.80
1655 10-30-81 Prentice-Hall, Inc. 28.32
1656 10-30-81 Radio Paging Service 46.00
1657 10-30-81 S. & E. Auto Parts 43.81
1658 10-30-81 Scranton Gillette Comm. 15.00
1659 10-30-81 Share Corp. 328.00
1660 10-30-81 Sheehan's 6.00
1661 10-30-81 Star Photo 8.22
1662 10-30-81 State Of Idaho Dept. Of Labor & Industrial Services 567.90
1663 10-30-81 Steve's Radiator & Welding 116.00
1664 10-30-81 Storey Feed & Seed Co. 48.79
1665 10-30-81 Sundance Dodge Inc. 112.00
1666 10-30-81 Tates 122.50
1667 10-30-81 Traylor Construction Co., Inc. 5,650.00
1668 10-30-81 Uarco 258.75
1669 10-30-81 United Laboratories 114.91
1670 10-30-81 Valley News 137.93
1671 10-30-81 Van Gas 224.70
1672 10-30-81 Water & Waster Water Equipment Co. 46.80
1673 10-30-81 Waterworks Supplies Co. 530.40
1674 10-30-81 Western Aircraft Maintenance, Inc. 115.75
1675 10-30-81 7amzows 31.26
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MERIDIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
SERVICE LINE REHABILITATION PROJECT
I,
certify that my 1981 combined family income
will be no greater than $20,800.00.
My signature below serves as certification.
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ORDINANCY N0. 400
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPTER 1, OF THE REVISED AND COMPILED ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ENTITLED DEPARTMENTS, WATER SYSTEM BY THE REVISION OF
SECTION 5-131, MONTHLY RATES. SPECIFICALLY TABLE III THEREOF, ENTITLED SCHEDULE OF
WATER USE FEES, INCREASING BY NINE PERCENT (9%) WATER USE FEES.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian have
concluded that it is in the best interest of said City to amend TITLE 5, CHAPTER 1,
by the revision of Section 5-131 entitled Monthly Rates, specifically Table III
of said Section entitled Schedule of Water Use Fees, increasing by nine percent
(9%) water rates charged City water users effective October 1, 1981.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR ANO CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:
Section 1. That Title 5, Chapter 1, Departments, Water System, be and the
same hereby is amended by the revision of Table III, Schedule of Water Use Fees,
fo Section 5-131, which Table III shall read as follows:
TABLE III
Schedule of .Water
Use Fees
A non-resident user shall be double the rate of a similar user who is entirely
within the corporated limits of the City. The minimum for multiple building
developments shall be the amount that is greater as determined from Table II and
Table III according to gallons consumed, 1 unit minimum $3.00 for 1,000 gallons
or Table III, whichever is greater, 2 to 75 units $3.00 multiplied by the number
of units or volume of use, Table III, whichever is greater, 75 units and above
$225.00 or Table III, whichever is greater.
Gallons Consumed Water Use Fee
From To
D 1,000 $ 3.00
1,001 2,000 3:25
2,001 3,000 3.55
3,001 4,000 4.00
4,001 5,000 4.80
5,001 6,000 5.70
6,001 7,000 6.70
7,001 8,000 7.65
8,001 9,000 8.40
9,001 10,000 9.15
10,001 11,000 9.95
11,001 12,000 10.70
12,001 13,000 11,45
13,001 14,000 12_.20
14,001 15,000 12.95
15,001 16,000 13.75
16,001 17,000 14.50
17,001 18,000 15.25
18,001 19,000 16.00
19,001 20,000 16.80
20,001 21,000 17.55
21,001 22,000 18,30
22,001 23,000 19.10
23,001 24,000 19.85
24,001 25,000 20.60
25,001 26,000 21.35
26,001 27,000 22.15
27,001 28,000 22.90
28,001 29,000 23.65
29,001 30,000 24.40
30,001 31,000 24.85
31,001 32,000 25.30
32,001 33,000 25.70
33,001 - 34,000 26.15
34,001 35,000 26.70
35,001 36,000 __ 27.20
36,001 37,000 27.70
37,001 38,000 28.20 `
38,001 39,000 28,65"
39,001 40,000 29.20
40,001 41,000 29.60
41,001 42,000 30.00
42,OOI 43,000 30.35
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44,001 45,0 .10
45,001 46,000 31.50
46,001 47,000 31,90
47,001 48,000 32,25
48,001 49,000 32,65
49,001 50,000 33.05
50,001 51,000 33.40
51,001 52,000 33.80
52,001 53,000 34.15
53,001 54,000 3x.55
54,001 55,000 34,95
55,001 56,000 35,30
56,001 57,000 35.70
57,001 58,000 36.10
58,001 59,000 36,45
59,001 60,000 36.85
60,001 61,000 37.20
61,001 62,000 37,60
62,001 63,000 38.00
63,001 64,000 38.35
64,001 65,000 38,75
65,001 66,000 39,15
66,001 67,000 39,50
67,001 68,000 39.90
68,001 69,000 40.30
69,001 70,000 40,65
70,001 71,000 41.05
71,001 72,000 41.40
72,001 73,000 41.80
73,001 74,000 42.20
74,001 75,(,100 42.55
75,001 76,000 42,85
76,001 77,000 43.10
77,001 78,000 43.40
78,.001 79,000 43,65
79,001 80,000 44.00
80,001 81,000 44.25
81,001 82,000 44,55
82,001 83,000 44,80
83,001 84,000 45.05
84,001 85,000 45,40
85,001 86,000 45.65
86,001 87,000 45.95
87,001 88,000 0.6.20
88,001 89,000 46.55
89,001 90,000 46.85
90,001 91,000 47.15
91,001 92,000 47.40
92,001 93,000 47.70
93,001 94,000 47.95
94,001 95,000 48,30
95,001 96,000 48.55
96,001 97,000 48.85
97,001 98,000 49,10
98,001 99,000 49,40
99,001 100,000 49,70
100,001 -up- 49.70 pleas°25Q.
per thou.
Section 2; WHF,REAS, There is an emergency therefocy wh ich emergency .is
declared to exist, this Ordinanc e shall take effect and be i n force from
and after it s passage, approval and publication as required by law,
PASSED By the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the City of
P1eridian, Ad a County, Idaho this 5th day of October, 1981.
ATTEST:
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ORDINArJCE N0. 399
AN ORDINAPJCE AMENDING TITLE 7., CHAPTER 5, OF THE REVISED APID COMPILED ORDINANCES
OR THE CITY OF MERIDIAN, ENTITLED HEALTH AND SANITATIOrI, SEWER USE, BY THE
REVISION OF SU8-PARAGRAPHS (A) and (B) OF SECTION 7-533, ENTITLED SEWER USER
CHARGES AND CONNECTION FEES, REFLECTING A NIME PERCENT (9%) IPJCREASE Ir! SEWER
USER CHARGES EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,1981.
WHEREAS, the City Council and the Mayor of the City of Meridian have concluded
that it is in the best interest of said City to amend TITLE J;<, CHAPTER 5, specifically
by the revision of sub-paragraphs (A) and (B) of Section 7-533, entitled Sewer
User Charges and Connection Fees, to reflect an increase in sewer user rates of nine
percent (9%) effective October 1, 1981.
r!OW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MERIDIAN, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO:'
Section 1. That Title 7, Chapter 5, Health and Sanitation, Sewer Use,
be and the same hereby is amended by the revision of sub-paragraphs (A) and (B)
of Section 7-533, entitled Sewer User Charges and Connection Fees, to reflect a
nine percent (9%) increase in sewer user charges, effective October 1, 1981,
which sub-paragraphs (A) and (B) shall read as follows:
(A) The minimum sewer user charge shall be four dollars eighty cents ($4.80)
per month, based on a use of four thousand (h,00D) gallons.
(B) The charge, for use in escess of four thousand (?,000) gallons per month,
shall be the minimum amount of four dollars and eighty cents ($4.80)
plus an additional charge of one dollars twenty cents ($1.20) per one
thousand (1,000) gallons or portion therof above the four thousand (4,000)
gallon minimum,
Section 2. WHEREAS, there is an emergency therfore,which emergency is declared
to exist, this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its
passage, approval and publication as required by law.
PASSED By the City Council and approved by the Mayor of the City of Meridian,
Ada County, Idaho, this 5th day of October, 1981.
ATTEST:
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1~ICE OF CHARGES FOR WATER AND SEWER -EFFECTIVE OCT. ~81
Please be advised that the City Council has passed a 9% raise in the water and sewer
rates effective Oct. 1. For the average residential user this will mean an increase of
approximately $1.25 per month. The city regrets having to raise the rates. If you should
have any questions please contact the Mayor. Thank you for your consideration.
J. L. Glaisyer, Mayor
City of Meridian
NEW RATE CHART:
Gallons Used Water Sewer Gallons Used Water Sewer Gallons Used Water Sewer
0- 1,000 3.00 4.80 34,000-35,000 26.70 42.00 88,00089,000 40.30 82.80
1,000- 2,000 3.25 4.80 35,000.38,000 27.20 43.20 69,000.70,000 40.85 84.00
2,000- 3,000 3.55 4.80 36,000-37,000 27.70 44.40 70,00071,000 41.05 85.20
3,000- 4,000 4.00 4.80 37,000.38,000 28.20 45.60 71,00072,000 41.40 86.40
4,000- 5,000 4.80 6.00 38,000.39,000 28.85 48.80 72,000.73,000 41.80 87.60
5,000- 6,000 5.70 7.20 39,000-40,000 29.20 48.00 73,000-74,000 42.20 88.80
6,000- 7,000 6.70 8.40 40,000-01,000 29.80 49.20 74,000-75,000 42.55 90.00
7,000- 8,000 7.65 9.60 41,000.42,000 30.00 50.40 75,000-76,000 42.85 91.20
8,000- 9,000 8.40 10.80 42,000-43,000 30.35 51.80 76,000.77,000 43.10 92.40
9,000-10,000 9.15 12.00 43,000.44,000 30.75 52.80 77,000-78,000 43.40 93.60
10,000-11,000 9.95 13.20 44,000-45,000 31.10 54.00 78,000-79,000 43.65 94.80
11,000-12,000 10.70 14.40 45,000-46,000 31.50 55.20 79,000-80,000 44.00 98.00
12,000-13,000 11.45 15.60 48,000-47,000 31.90 56.40 80,000-81,000 44.25 97.20
13,000-14,000 12.20 16.80 47,000-48,000 32.25 57.80 81,000$2,000 44.55 98.40
14,000-15,000 12.95 18.00 48,000-49,000 32.85 58.80 62,000.83,000 44.80 99.60
15,000-18,000 73.75 19.20 49,000-50,000 33.05 60.00 83,000.84,000 45.05 100.80
16,000-17,000 14.50 20.40 50,000-51,000 33.40 61.20 84,000-85,000 45.40 102.00
17,000-18,000 15.25 21.60 51,000-52,000 33.80 82.40 85,000-88,000 45.85 103.20
18,000-19,000 16.00 22.80 52,000-53,000 34.15 63.80 86,000-87,000 45.95 104.40
19,000.20,000 16.80 24.00 53,000-54,000 34.55 64.80 87,000-88,000 48.20 105.60
20,000-21,000 17.55 25.20 54,000-55,000 34.95 66.00 68,000-89,000 48.55 108.80
21,000-22,000 18.30 26.40 55,000-58,000 35.30 67.20 89,000-90,000 48.85 108.00
22,000-23,000 19.10 27.60 56,000-57,000 35.70 68.40 90,000-91,000 47.15 109.20
23,000-24,000 19.85 28.80 57,000-58,000 36.10 69.80 91,000-92,000 47.40 110.40
24,000-25,000 20.60 30.00 58,000-59,000 36.45 70.80 92,000-93,000 47.70 111.60
25,000-26,000 21.35 31.20 59,000-60,000 36.85 72.00 93,000-94,000 47.95 112.80
26,000-27,000 22.15 32.40 80,000.81,000 37.20 73.20 94,000-95,000 48.30 114.00
27,000-28,000 22.90 33.60 61,000-62,000 37.60 74.40 95.000-96.000 18.55 115.20
28,000-29,000 23.65 34.80 82,00083,000 38.00 75.80 96,000-97,000 48.85 118.40
29,000-30,000 24.40 36.00 83,000.84,000 38.35 78.80 97,000-98,000 49.10 117.60
30,000-31,000 24.85 37.20 64,00085,000 38.75 78.00 98,000-99,000 49.40 118.80
31,000-32,000 25.30 38.40 85,000-66,000 39.15 79.20 99,000-100,000 49.70 120.00
32,000-33,000 25.70 39.80 86,000-87,000 39.50 80.40 100,000- up 49.70 120.00
33,000-34,000 26.15 40.80 87,00088,000 39.90 81.80 pWazss pNa tm
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