REV Staff Report 9/25STAFF REPORT
Hearing Date:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
September 25, 2012
Mayor & City Council
Sonya Wafters, Associate City Planner
208-884-5533
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IDAHO
Scott Steckline, Land Development Supervisor
208-887-2211
SHP-12-003 -Whitehawk Subdivision
I. APPLICATION SUMMARY
The applicant, GGR, LLC, has applied for short plat approval of Whitebark Subdivision consisting of
three (3) building lots on 2.11 acres of land in a C-G zoning district.
The subject property is currently platted as Lot 4, Block 1 of Sparrowhawk Subdivision No. 2. The
applicant proposes to subdivide the existing lot into three lots.
The subject property is located north of E. Franklin Road and east of N. Nola Road, in the southwest
'/4 of Section 8, T.3N., R.lE.
II. STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff finds the proposed plat is eligible to be processed as a short plat based on the following criteria:
1) The lot is part of a recorded subdivision;
2) The property is not part of a previous short plat;
3) The proposed plat does not exceed four (4) buildable lots;
4) No new street dedication is required and:
5) There are no impacts to health, safety of general welfare and the proposed subdivision is in the
best interest of the city.
Based on the aforementioned criteria, Staff recommends approval of the proposed Whitehawk
Subdivision short plat with the conditions and findings stated in this report.
III. PROCESS FACTS
a. The subject application will in fact constitute a short plat as determined by City Ordinance. By
reason of the provisions of UDC 11-SB-3, a public hearing is required before the City Council on
this matter.
b. Newspaper notifications published on: September 3, 2012, and 17, 2012
c. Radius notices mailed to properties within 300 feet on: August 31, 2012
IV. SITE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS
The Applicant shall meet all terms of the approved annexation (AZ-00-024, Development
Agreement Instrument #101135901), preliminary plat (PP-00-026), final plat (FP-OS-001), and
development agreement modification (MI-07-003, Instrument # 107099629) approved for this
subdivision.
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2. The proposed plat prepared by James Prince, dated 8/14/12 is approved as submitted.
3. Complete the Certificate of Owners.
4. If the City Engineer's signature has not been obtained within two (2) years of the approval of the
short plat, the short plat shall become null and void unless a time extension is obtained, per UDC
11-6B-7.
5. Staff s failure to cite specific ordinance provisions of the Unified Development Code does not
relieve the applicant of responsibility for compliance.
V. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1. All development improvements, including but not limited to water, sewer, fencing, pressurized
irrigation and landscaping shall be installed and approved prior to obtaining certificates of
occupancy.
2. A written certificate of completion shall be prepared by the landscape architect, landscape
designer or qualified nurseryman responsible for the landscape plan upon completion of the
landscape installation. The Certificate of Completion shall verify that all landscape
improvements, including plant materials and sprinkler installation, are in substantial compliance
with the approved landscape plan.
3. The applicant shall provide a 20-foot easement for all public water/sewer mains outside of public
right of way (include all water services and hydrants). The easements shall not be dedicated via
the plat, but rather dedicated outside the plat process using the City of Meridian's standard forms.
The easement shall be graphically depicted on the plat for reference purposes. Submit an
executed easement (on the form available from Public Works), a legal description, which must
include the area of the easement (marked EXHIBIT A) and an 81/2" x 11"map with bearings and
distances (marked EXHIBIT B) for review. Both exhibits must be sealed, signed and dated by a
Professional Land Surveyor. DO NOT RECORD. Add a note to the plat referencing this
document.
4. Applicant shall be required to pay Public Works development plan review, and construction
inspection fees, as determined during the plan review process, prior to construction plan approval.
5. Compaction test results must be submitted to the Meridian Building Department for all building
pads receiving engineered backfill, where footing would sit atop fill material.
6. Applicant shall be responsible for application and compliance with any Section 404 Permitting
that may be required by the Army Corps of Engineers.
7. The engineer shall be required to certify that the street centerline elevations are set a minimum of
3-feet above the highest established peak groundwater elevation. This is to ensure that the bottom
elevation of building is at least 1-foot above.
8. The applicant's design engineer shall be responsible for inspection of all irrigation and/or
drainage facility within this project that do not fall under the jurisdiction of an irrigation district
or the ACHD. The design engineer shall provide certification that the facilities have been
installed in accordance with the approved design plans. This certification will be required before
a certificate of occupancy is issued for any structures within the project.
9. At the completion of the project, the applicant shall be
per the City of Meridian AutoCAD standards. These
approved prior to the issuance of a certification of o
project.
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responsible to submit record drawings
record drawings must be received and
ccupancy for any structures within the
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10. The applicants design engineer shall certify that all seepage beds out of the public right-of--way
are installed in accordance with the approved design plans. This certification must be received by
the City of Meridian Public Works Department prior to the project receiving final approval.
11. 100 Watt and 250 Watt, high-pressure sodium street lights shall be required per the City of
Meridian Department of Public Works Improvement Standards for Street Lighting. All street
lights shall be installed at developer's expense. Final design shall be submitted to the Public
Works Department for approved. The street light contractor shall obtain the approved design on
file and an electrical permit from the Public Works Department prior to commencing
installations. The contractor's work and materials shall conform to the ISPWC and the City of
Meridian Supplemental Specifications to the ISPWC.
VI. EXHIBITS
A. Vicinity Map
B. Proposed Short Plat (dated: 8/14/12)
C. Required Findings from the Unified development Code
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EXHIBIT A -Vicinity Map
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EXHIBIT B -Proposed Short Plat (dated: 8/14/12)
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EXHIBIT C -Required Findings from Unified Development Code
In consideration of a short plat, the decision-making body shall make the following findings:
A. The plat is in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan and is consistent with the Unified
Development Code;
The Comprehensive Plan designates the future land use of this property as Commercial. The
current zoning district of the proposed plat is C-G. Therefore, the proposed short plat complies
with the Comprehensive Plan and the UDC.
B. Public services are available or can be made available and are adequate to accommodate
the proposed development;
Staff finds that public services are adequate to serve the site as evident by the approval of the
Sparrowhawk Subdivision No. 2 (FP-OS-001).
C. The plat is in conformance with scheduled public improvements in accord with the City's
capital improvements program;
Staff finds that the development will not require the expenditure of capital improvement funds.
All required utilities are being provided with the development of the property at the developer's
expense.
D. There is public financial capability of supporting services for the proposed development;
Staff finds that the development will not require major expenditures for providing supporting
services. The developer and/or future unit owners will finance the extension of sewer, water,
utilities and pressurized irrigation to serve the project. The primary public costs to serve the
future tenants will be fire and police services.
E. The development will not be detrimental to the public health, safety or general welfare; and
Staff recognizes the fact that traffic and noise may increase with the approval of this subdivision;
however, staff does not believe that any additional amount generated will be detrimental to the
general welfare of the public in the surrounding area. Staff finds that the development of this site
will not involve uses that will create nuisances that would be detrimental to the public health,
safety or general welfare.
F. The development preserves significant natural, scenic or historic features.
Staff is not aware of any significant natural, scenic or historic features associated with the
development of this site.
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Reconna'~ssance level Surve of 25 Mid-Twentieth Century Residential Properties
and One Church, CakMrell, Idaho
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Re~nnaissance Survey Eastside (f2oosevett) Neiyhbd Nampa, Idaho
Twin Falls County AgrkuRural Property Survey
®ayhorse Historic Sites InveMOry and Content
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City of Weeiser, Twro Unrelated Historic Neighbofioods
City of Nampa, fild Nampa Neighborhood
City of Eagta, Seler~ed Agriculture[ Properties
City of PvcatsNo, t.irbc~Fn-Johns Avenues Aroa
City of Caldwell, Atiingtor- Additivrt
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Phase 2 and 3, Ada County Historic
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Bdse ~Y Schools
Waslungtan Heights NeigF-borhood, Cakiinrell
.Idaho. National Engir~sexing laboratory
Owyhee co~„ty, Historic Bulidrps, Silver City
North Washington Stmt, Twin FalFs
Boise'Barracks
Ether Joiner House, Morstour, Idaho
Abandoned :Farmstead, Southeast Boise Area
Dry Creek Area, Ada.Gounty
Natlonat Register of Htstortc Places Nomfnadons
HABS/HAER Doctm>~ttatlon
Halley Masons Lodge, Halley, kiahv
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Near Old Town Historic District, PocateMv, kiaho
Lincdn-Johnson Avoenue Area Historc Di;trici, Poc~telia, .Idaho
Joseph Ghitrwood House, Boise, Idaho
Florida Mountain, Owryhee County, HABS/HAER Documentatbn
James H. Lane Bam', Richfield, HABSMAER Documentation
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Research and text, Hailay's Historic Four Ccxnets booklet, Hafley, Idaho
Research and text, Idaho's CapJfcu o/Lph! self guide taut booklet, Leg~latiwe Servicos Ofrice, Boise
Update Exhibit, Wyman Suffrage ~ Idaho. fdaho Historical Svcidy, Boise, Idaho
dnvenmry of Minidcka Flistoric Site Artifacts, Jerome County Historical Museum, Jer+orne, kta#ro
Pioneer Interpretive 1lisiEor Center, Ftank~n, :Idaho
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EDUCATION:
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University of Wyoming, Laramie, 1985-1986; Post-gradate studies M Native American hlatory.
Boise State lJnMersity, B.A. History, 1985.
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President and Prpal Historian, TAG Historical Research and Consulting, (1993 -PRESENT)
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City of'Boise, tdaho. inverrtory artd Collection Managemerrft of artifiacts arxi d~xrx'rsa Fire
Departmer>t.
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Holland HaR, Boise, Idaho. Litigates support.
.Paragon. Engineers, Narr~a, k#aho. Historic She Survey Mi~anci Road to Lake Lowed Road,
Canyon , Idaho.
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Ada Cour~r Highway District -. intensive teva~l documentation of two Ada.County oanats.
.Centre Consulting, Boise,. Idaho, Section 106 documentatior~ often gas well sites located within
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City of CaidweN, Idaho. Reconnaissances Surrey of 25 properties l>cated an ki~to Street.
City of Names, Idaho. Greerti~wrst Fdc~d-Happy 1r/aiiey Road Roundatxx~t, Section 106
docun~entetion
College of kiaho. interpretive text for "The Hat" historic interurbein stricture.
Idaho Department of Transportation. interpretive Exhibit at Stricker Site, Rode Creek, Idaho.
kiah0 Departrr~nt of Trar~portation, D~triGt 4 Section 106 ration ~3 NV State Lure 10
Roadside Parrk, Project No. A011(614) Key #11614.
Idaho Departrner~ of Transportation, District 4. Section 106 i~ocurnerttation. US93 MP9-1600Id,
Project No. A011(616) Key No. 11616
Idaho State Mistorrcal Society. interpretive Panels for Historic Hatch House and associated
bu{!dings,. Franklin., tdaho.
HDR Eng{nears, 'Boise, fdaho. Boise Geothermal Project, Section 106 documentation
Twin Falls Historic Preservation Commission. Agricultural Survey of Twin Falls County and
MNner tntensive level Documentation.
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Boise F~storic Preservation Commission, Landmarks Nominatkm and Book Project
Holland and Hatt Attorneys, Boise, titigation research
Idaho Heritage Trust, Co#leetion Inventory, Jerome County tuluseum
ttlatw Historical Society, lntroduetory workshop to ~ur~eers at the History Hatch muse on
using Past Perfect Museum software for coltections inventory.
Idaho Legislative Services, Base, research, wrt#ing and text for descriptive bo~Clet on the #daho
State Caprtot.
City of Nampa, Idaho. Reconr~alssance Survey of the Easts{de Neighbat-ood
Twin Fat#s County, Agricultural Survey and Intro~c#ory Vokkshop to R arwe Level
Survey
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City of Nampa, Recxinnaissance Survey of Dovvr-town Narnpa
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JO Ranch,, Rawlins,. Idaho, ~terpretive plan
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National Register Nomination Haney Masonic Lodge, Halley, Idaho
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tnventory of Cotlections, Ritter island State hark, Idaho
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Section 1 ~ Coi~r~t+ance, Transportation Projects (various projects), project .management, field
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FCC Documentation for Various Ceti Tower Sees
Section 1tJ6 Compliance, 7ransporta#ion Projects (variais proJeots), field work grid report
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House t-tistory, fFio James Oakes t-buse, t3oise, Idaho
Reconnatssarice-tevel Survey,: Selected Agric~tural Properties, EagM, Idaho.
Reconnaissance-tevei Survey, t~reperation of htationai Register Nomination, Otd Nampa
Ne~hborhood Historic District, tVarr-~, Idaho.
Recornaissance-level Survey, Two llnfetated t+Jeighborhoods, Wets, kiaho
Preparat~n of Mint-rr~ctia Rreser~tion, }~stcuy of t3evetaprr>~ a~i Ada County
Preparaiton of Natianai `Register Nomination, Unnamed Ftistoric District, a~ja~rit to Okf Town,
Pocatetb, #daho.
tVewspaper Research for HABS/HAER C)octxrterftatian SWCA Environmental.
Preparation ~ Records for Transfer to ~e State Archives, Idaho. Department of Larx~, Boise,
Idaho.
Ir~rr~ory of C~tections, Harriman Cottage, :Harriman State Park.
Pre~iratiori of Interpretive Exhibits; Pioneer ti3terpretive Center, Frarsc4tn, Idaho.
2005
Five Mite Road, Franklin Road to Fairview:Ave DetemHnatbn of Adverse Effect, 4(f) and
Memorandum ~ Agreemer~
Weiser-State Street and Hillcrest Ave: Gray Avenue to Irxftain bead Road,
Detemiiriatiart of Adverse Effect, 4(f) eirtid Memorarxit~r~ of Agreemer>t
City of Pocatello, Neal Register t~brnirtaitiori, Lincoln-Jotx-son Avartues
t~tghborhood
Esther Dairies Palmer House, Montour, k3eho, Historic Size Docixrientation
FCC 62U - Doci.nt~e~atton far Cell Tower Sitee, various locations.
a Pwry l~at~or
rata rr~sarr~ar~re~.rcn a cons
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Rock Creek Interpretive Center exhibit research and development
2004
Proposed Telecomrrtunicatior~ Tower, 5~.0-2089, 822471N. State 3t., t3arden Cityy, ic4aha.
April-August 2004--City ~ Pocatello, Lincoln Johnson Aves. Area Reoonnalsaance-level Survey.
City of CakiweN, Arlington Addition Reconnaissance-level Survey.
Historical research, interpretive exhibit, Jacobs-Ubern~gua House,. Basque.
Museum & Cukural Center, Boise.
Section 106 sunny and eligibility determination of selected miningsite, Oregon State Office,
Bureau ~ Land Managemer~, Vale. t~strict.
Four Garners Beautification Projesct, McCall, Section 106
Banks to Lawman Chip Seal, Section 106
Reconnaissance-level surveys of the Proposed:Exparic~d North End Historic Qistrict and the
Proposed East End Historic District and preparatbn of a statement of s~nificarx;e for the .East
....End Historic District and related properties, Boise.
'Research, ~tigation supfwrt servicxs for Notlar-d & Hart, LLP.
Natkx~al Register nomination of the`Baker house, Cottorwwood, Idaho.
CONTINUING EDUCAITION:
Septerr~er 2008 -The Business ~ CRM° Contracting and Pr~ect Management. Presented by
:SRI Foundation, Tuc~ori, Arizona.
June`2007 -The Section 106 Essentials. isory Council on Historic Proservation, Boise,
ldatio.
December 2007 - Handling Section 4{F) Considerations in klaho. Presented by :Federal Highway
Adrrsrfistratan, Boise, kiaho.
April 2004--National Preservation Institute workshop, "Section 4{f) Comptartce for Trportation
Projects:"
Fetxuary 2003 -Transportation National Environmental Policy Act Workshop.
May 2002--University of Nevada-Reno, Heritage Resourcxss Managerr~nt Program workshop,
"Ir~trodudion to 106 Review."
OTHER"WORK EXPERIENCE:
Program Assistant, Artist Services Program, kfaha Conmsssion on the Arts, Boise (1991-1993).
Executive Directo[, Basc)ue Museum and Cukural Center, Boise (1990-1991).
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Field Consultant, Working Together, Idaho State :Historical Society, Boise {1866-1869),.
Collectk~ns Manager, Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, Wyoming (1986-19!38).
Staff Assistant, Wyoming Council for the Fiurnar~ties, Laramie,, Wyoming (1985-1986):
Archives Assistant, .American Herbage Center Archives, llnivers~y of Wyoming, Laramie,
Wyoming (1985-1986).
Curatorial Assistant, Plains tn~dian Musetxn, Buifab B81 Historical Center, Cody; Wyoming (1964-
1988}.
Coordinator, Annual Plains fndian Powwow, sponsored by the Plains Indian Museum, BufFalo 8111
Historical Center, Cody,. Wyoming (1964-1987).
LECTURE8:
Presentation,. "Traclang the Main Line" for Boise City Arts and History Commission, Depot Day
(APri1 )
Presentation, "Historic Neighborhoods in Boise" for Doug Sfanw~eins, Ttmber#ne !-ugh Sc~OOi
(May 2007,. May 2008)
Workshop Presenter "Boise's Historic Streetscapes" for Boise State University, Sahod of
Extended Studies. {Mary 2008)
Presentation, "C3nce Upon the Trottey: Boise's Electric Road,".The Fettucine Forum (May 2008]
"Walking Tom of Scxttft Boise` Preservation Idaho (September 2007)
Presentation, "History in Yax Badryard -South Boise" for Our Lady of the .Rosary Cathoac
Church (November 2007)
"A Neighborhood :History of south Boise,. Ada County Planning and Deveeaprrterrt (October 2006).
:Series of 3 presentations, May-Se~ember 2005, "Historic Land Use in the Treas~e Ya~ley,
.Looping the Loop" and "Hot Water for'Boise"COMPASS
Presentation, "'t892 inthe Heart<of Boise," February 2003, North Ertd Nelghborhaoct Associatbn
Presentation, "A Neighborhood History of South Boise, `September 2003, tkiginal South Boise
Neighborhood Assocation
Speaker, "New Resourcesfor Museums,.` Idaho Assocatior- of Museums Annual Conference,
Grangeufl~, Idaho. (1998)
Speaker, "~kxkfa Mountain Mining History;' Idaho Assot~ation of Archa~eologiaits, Boise, kleiho.
(1~~~)
Speaker,'7n Their-Own Words: The Use of Oral History at the Basque Museum and Culttix'al
CeMer," Paci~ Northwest and Southwest tkal History Associatior~ Annual Meeting; Reno,
Nevada. (1991)
Speaker, 'The Care and. Handling of Attifat~s'' Idaho. Association ~ Museurne/kiart~o State
Historical Soci~y combined Meeting Boise, Idaho. (19119)
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Speaker, "Condition Reportir~ Paintings and Bronzes", Buffalo Bih Historical Cater, Cony,
Wyomir~, {1888).
Speaker, "Care arxi Storage of Photographs in Museum Collections," CotoradoNlfyomi~g
Association of Museums,. Cody, Wyoming. (1~8)
WORKSHOPS AND RELATED PROFE8310NAL EXPERIENCE:
Member, Boise City Arts 8 History Committee,'3yr appointment, 2008 -2011
Independer~ School District of Base City--Consuitani for eoNVn House Interpretive Program-
Grants writer, researcher, exhibit development. ~ 1993,preser~
Presenter, "Care of Collections," Buf-alo BiH Hhstoricai Center, Cody, Wyomir~. (1988)
Participant, Smithsonian Institution's Office of Museums Pr~rarns, "Museum lighting lNorkshop "
{1987)
Participant, Interrnuseum Conservation Assoc~ited Conference, "Problem Solving in the Cars
and Handlr~ of Museum Calections." Oberlin, Ohio. {1987)
Evaluator,. Wya~ning Council for the Humanities grant, '1NoNes and Namara: Coexistence,
Competeion and :Conflicts," Wyorrrfnp. (1985)
Participant,: Plains Indian Seminar, "Sacred Materials," Bt~ffab Biil Historical Center, Cody,.
Wyoming.. (1985)
PUBLIGAT~NS:
Sifter FaN: Saddles and Satktl~errrakirrg in Idaho. Boise, Ideho, Ic~ho State Mistorlcal Society,
acs:
P A,Guide to Powfnnws in fhe West. Cock, Wyoming: Buffa~ BiH Historical Center, 8985.
"Arrowrock imam is Bunt," i'daho Yesterdays 29 (Spring 1985).
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EDUCATION
Idaho State university, B. A.1980 (History)
SUMMARY OF RELATED EXPERIENCE: (2004 -2010)
Secretary and tonsutt~ Historian, TAG Historical Research r3< Coruutting [a!b/n The Anowrock
Group, Inc.j (May 1995-present)
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City of Cak#wetl, Windshield Survey and Recommendations for Survey ~ Mid-Twentieth Cer~ury
Residential Neighborhoods
City of Halley, Research arul text, Historic Four Corners booklet
Ctty of Boise, Idaho. Mverttory and Codlectiorr Management of artifacts.and documents, Fire
Department.
GeoEngineers, Boise, Idaho Literature reviewior proposed middle school, Ebensburg,
Washington
HDf2 Engineers., Base, Idaho. Section 106 t?ocurnentation 1-80 Beck Road Mterchange, Project
#A01U{963).
Paragon Engineers, Nampa, klaho. History Sle Survey Midland Road to Lake Lowell Road,
Canyon County, Idaho.
2010
City of Caktwell, Idaho. Reconnaissance Surrey of 25 residential properties and one church
Located on Idaho Street.
City of Nampa, Idaho. Greenhurst Road-Happy Valley Road Roundabout;Section 106
documentation
City of Nampa, Idaho. trrtensive le~l surrey and photo documentation ~ C~ Mercy Hospital.
Calege of Idaho. lriterpretive text for "The Hat" historic interurban structure.
Idaho Depattmen# of Transportafiori. Interpretive. Exhibit at S#rrolzer :Site, Rock Creek, kfaho.
Idaho State Historical Society. Interpretive Panels for Historic Hatch House and associated
buildings, Frank!rn, kdaho.
HDR Engineers, Boise,- kiaho. $oise Geothermal Project, Section 106 documentation
Twin Fails County, Historic context of Milner Tawnsiteand reconnaissance level survey of 5
selected agricultural properties
200si
Boise Historic Preservation Commission, Larxsntarks tr~mination and Hook Project
Holland and Hart Attorneys, Boise, Litigates research
Idaho Heritage Trust; Hunt CoNection inventory, Jerome County Museum
Idaho Historical Society, tntroductory workshop to volunteers at the Historic Hatch douse on
using Past Perfect Museum s~ware for coNections inventory.
Idaho Legislathre Services, Boise, research, writing and text for descriptive booklet on the Idaho
State Capitol.
City of Nampa, Idaho. Reconnaissance Survey of the Eastside Neighborhood
Twin Falls County, Agricultural Survey and Introductory Workshop to Reconnaissance Level
Survey
Idaho Heritage Trust,. Coi{ection Inventory, Hess Herbage Museum, Ashton, kiaho
'.Bureau of Land Management, Draft lrrterpretMe Plan, JO Rand, Raw~ns, WV~rorrting
Idaho State Historical Society, Capitol Trunk educational toot, review and update materials
City of Nampa, Reoonnaissance-level Solvay, Downtown Nampa., Idaho
Ada County History Preservati~- Corrunissbn, Reconnaissance-level Survey, Selected Rural
Properties, Ada Y, :Idaho
Idaho State Historicaf Societyftdaho Transportation ~., Continuing project,. Pioneer :Interpretive
Center, ..Franklin, Idaho, development ~' interpretive exhibit
2007
Cityof Haney,.:Reconnaissance-level Survey, Main Street plus 4 Additional Properties, Halley,
Idaho
.Idaho Herbage Trust, Irrtensive,Levei Sunray of Buldiri~s, Preparation of Historic Context for
Bayhorse, Idaho
Idaho State Historical Society, Research, Preparation of Exhibit Outline, History of the
.Freemasons iR Idaho
Idaho Herbage Trust, tnverrtory of Coilectior~, Ritter Island State Park, idxrt+o
Haney Masonic Lodge, Preparation ~ I~tionai Registerof Historic Places Nomination, Halley
Masonic Lodge
Section 1t)6 Comptiarx:e, Transportation Projects (various projects), >rieki work and report
preparation.
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7A~ NJslorlcal t7esearch ~ Ca-s~inp
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i~iolEaday Ertgineerir~, Inc. City of Donnelly Surtace and t3round WaterControl
Project
Eagle Road Underpass Pathway
Merrill Park, Raise River Bridge,. Eagle, tdaha
Nan Plymouth t1.S. 30 Pedestrian Pathway
Connecting kaho PartrlerslCH2MHiil
Hwy 16, 1~4 to klaho 44 Environmer~ai Study
Doherty & Associates Compliance Collister Neighborhood Plan
Geo Engineers Eagle Gateway South Development
Larxlrnark Engineers Aspen Fails, Canyon County, Idaho
fCC Documentation far Various ~l Tower Sites
Terracon Er~gtneers
Strata Engineers
2006
Idaho Historical Society/Idaho Traneportaation Dept.; Interpretive Exhi#~t Develaprr~ertt, Rock
Creek Interpretive Center, Two Falls County, Idaho
FCC t~octrrnerr~ation for Various Cep Tower Sees
Section 406 Compliance; Transportation Projects {various projects), field work and report
preparation.
David end Sharon Oster, 1-kkwse Histcxy, fhe James makes Flouse, Boise, Idaho
City of Este Historic Preservation Commission, Reconnaissance-level Survey, Selected
Agricultixal Properties, Eagle; Idaho.
Cityy of Nampa Hestor~ Preservation Commission, Recarrnaissanc~-level Survey, Preparation of
Natbr~i Register. Nomination, Old Nampa trleighborhood Historic District, , Idaho.
City of Weiser, Historic Preservation Commission Reaorxfaissance-level Survey, Two ihtreia#ed
Neighborf~ootls,'1JVei$er, .Idaho
Ada Caur~y Piann~g erxt tJevebpment, Preparat~n of Mini-media Presentation, F~story of
Deveksprrter~ irr Ada County
.City of Pocatello'Historic Preservation Commission, Preparat~n of National Register :Nomination,
l.~nnamed Historic District, adjacent to Qid Town, t'ocatetlo, Idaho.
Idaho Departmerd ~ Lands, Box inventory, Preparation of Records for Transfer to the state
Archives,
Idaho Herbage Trerst, Inventory of CWlectiarrs, Harriman Cottage, Harriman State Partc.
Septemt~er 2006 -March 2007, Preparation ~ lr-terpretive Exhit~its, Pioneer Interpretive Cartier,
Franklin, kiehv.
Irrforrna~tio+n abQUf Ti~G propcfs prevaus ib 2006 avalabb upon regcrest
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OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Administrative Assistar~, Foothills School of Arts ~ Sciences, Boise, Idaho (Septerr~er 199J-
June 2tlf}4)
Co-owner, with George Jacox, Kestrel Books, a used and antiquarian book store (December
1996-March 1998)
Librarian, Historical Library, tdaho State Historical Society (November 1981-April 199.5)
Cataloger, Idaho Oral History Center, Idaho State Historical Society (November, 1980-October,
1981)
1NORKSHOPB 8 RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Srr~ii Business Board Representative, American Cultural Resources Association (1 term 2007-
2010)
Atteixied l.kiiversity of Nevada Reno, Heritage Resources Management Program workshop
gntnoduction to Section 106 Review." (May 2002)
:Attended Getty Conservation Instihite workshop "Preventive Care of Photographic Prints and
Negatives." (Part .one, July 1991; Part two, March 1992)
Attended Rochester ~stitute of Technology workshop "Preservation of Black and White
Photographic Mnages„ (Augu:t'4984)
Northwest Oral History Association Secretary-Treasurer (1985-1986); Vice President (1991-
1990; Newsiettereditor (1991-1996)
Member, Bibliography Comm tee, Idaho Library Association, 1986-1994.
Member, 1993 kiaho Book Award Committee,: kaho Library Association.
Presentation, "Care.. of Historic Photograph Collections." idaho Power Company Err~oyees'
Brown Bag Lundteon, Boise, November 1995.
:Presentation, "A View from Within .& Without: The Nez Perce Photographs of E. Jane. Gay, A
Presentation. ort Research in Progress." (with WFiiam E. Tydeman). ktaho State Museum, Boise,
March, 1995.
Presentation, "Resources ~ the Idaho Historical Library 8~ State Archives." idaho Family History
Canfererx;e, Boise, May, 1994.
Presentation,'12esourcesfcr Teachers at the klaho State Historical Society Lib{ary.and
:Archives." History Day Workshop'for Teachers, Idaho Falls, October, 1993.
Presentation, "Photographic Preservation." idaho Family History Conference, Boise., February,
1993.
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Presentation, "Silver Sun Beams and History: Photographs at the kiaho ate Historical Society,"
Fall Program for ~dt~lts at the Public Library, Twin Fatb, November, 1992,
Workshop session on coibctron access and bash photograph preservation. Basic Hands-on
Preservation Wort~cssiwp, Cottonwrood, October, 1992.
Session chair,: "Oral History Practicum." Jdnt meeting ~ the Northwest Ural History Association,
Northwest Archivists and Pacific .Northwest History Conference, Moscow, April, 1989.
Presentation, "Access to Drat History Materials ~ the Archives." .lant meeting of the Northwest
Aral History Association and the Northwest Archivists. Spokane, March 1987.
Presentation, "Cataloging Historical Photographs:" Diversity of Local history Conference, Bowe,
September 1984.
Presentation, "Biographical Research." Pubtishat~le Prose: A Writer's Workstmp, Boise, 1984.
Presentation, "Preservation of Photographs." Idaho All-Museums Conference, Boise, November
1883.
Presentation, "Cataloging Oral 1-#story Collections." 2nd Idaho Oral History .Conference, Boise,
dune; 1981.
PUf3LtCAT~N8
Book Review, :Bold Splr~: Hawga Esfby's FnrgOtten Walk across Vaclbrran America, by Linda
'.Lawrence }-lent (Oregon Historical Quarter~r, iWirr>ter 2004)
"Newspapers on Microfilm:"The Idaho Litxariaan (July 1964)
'"Cook Ptwtographer; and Friend':.bne Gays Phwtographs, 1889-1892." Idaho Yesterdays
(Spring 1984)
Directory of Oral History Resources in Idaho (co-.author with Madeline Budcendorf} (Boise: klaho
Oral History Center, '1982)
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