Minutes - 2005 - City Council - 08/09/2005 - Regular
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EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
Minutes
August 9, 2005
PRE-COUNCIL AGENDA: 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
1. Budl!et Workshop:
a. Presentation by Idaho Humane Society. Larry Crockett, Financial Director, distributes
background information about the humane society and a budget overview of the society and
discusses the same. Discussion on the society revenue. General discussion.
Jeff Rosenthal, Executive Director, discusses the revenue sources for the society. Discussion on
having a smaller shelter some place on this side of the valley. General discussion.
b. Budget Discussion.
I. Property Tax Increase: Annexation Value $13,060,800.00. General Fund increase $5,896.00,
Library Increase $5,608.00. General discussion
2. Hill Road Park - New budget figures. Council concurs to complete Hill Road Park in FY
05/06 including Bid Alternate #1 and #2.
3. Additions to Park Fund: OK Park restroom - Estimated cost a year ago $28,000.
Budgeted $35,000. Council concurs to construct the restroom facility to be used year round.
Eagle Sports Complex - Metal Shelter/Picnic Tables. Budgeted $35,000. Council concurs to
construction the shelter with the picnic tables.
4. Professional Fees - added back in Boise Metro Economic Development Council - $2,500.
Council concurs to add this expenditure.
5. Carry Over adjusted through July 05. General discussion.
6. Increased New City Hall lease payments for 7 months from $137,714 to $146,692 ($20,955.88
mo - $251,470.50 yr) General discussion. Council concurs with the payments.
7. Added - City Hall Operating Expenses - $65,000.00 (property taxes and etc.) General
discussion. Council concurs to add this expenditure.
8. Increased Capital Exp - City Facilities from $150,000 to $200,000. Council concurs.
9. Increase Capital Exp - New City Hall Equipment/Furnishings from $150,000 to $200,000.
Council concurs.
10. Park Development Projects - $115,000.00. Council concurs.
II. Land Acquisition - $175,000.00. Council concurs.
12. Water Fund - Connection fees. General discussion.
13. Review changes from the 7/26/05 City Council Meeting:
Expenditures:
a. Added $77,000 to law enforcement for one extra deputy
b. Council increase in salary from 5% to 6%
14. Public Hearing to adopt budget Tuesday, August 16th at 5:30 p.m.
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REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA: 7:30 p.m.
1. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor calls the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL: BASTIAN, SEDLACEK, GUERBER, NORDSTROM. Nordstrom
absent. A quorum is present.
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
4. PUBLIC COMMENT: None
5. CONSENT AGENDA:
. Consent Agenda items are considered to be routine and are acted on with one
motion. There will be no separate discussion on these items unless the Mayor,
a Councilmember, member of City Staff, or a citizen requests an item to be
removed from the Consent Agenda for discussion. Items removed from the
Consent Agenda will be placed on the Regular Agenda in a sequence
determined by the Rules of Order.
. Any item on the Consent Agenda which contains written Conditions of
Approval from the City of Eagle City Staff, Planning & Zoning Commission,
or Design Review Board shall be adopted as part of the City Council's
Consent Agenda approval motion unless specifically stated otherwise.
A. Claims Against the City.
B. Minutes of July 21, 2005 special meeting.
C. Minutes of July 21, 2005.
D. Re-Appointment to the Librarv Board. The Library Director and Mayor are
requesting the appointment of Kim Landsberg to a five year term on the Eagle
Library. Ms. Landberg's term will begin October I, 2004. Staff had failed to seek
formal Council action on this in 2004. and are now trying to clarifY the record. (SKB)
E. Findinl!s of Fact and Conclusions of Law for FPUD-3-0S & FP-S-OS - Final
Development Plan and Final Plat for Two Rivers Subdivision No. 11 - T. R.
Companv LLC.: T. R. Company LLC, represented by Dan Torfin, is requesting
final development plan and final plat approval for Two Rivers Subdivision No.
II, a 19-1ot (l5-buildable, 3-common, I-private road) residential subdivision.
This 14.85-acre phase of Quarter Circle Ranch PUD is located approximately
450-feet west of Eagle Road and south of West Two Rivers Drive and east of
South Channel Way. (WEV)
F. Findinl!s of Fact and Conclusions of Law for FPUD-4-0S & FP-6-0S - Final
Development Plan and Final Plat for Two Rivers Subdivision No. 12 - T. R.
Companv LLC.: B.B. One, LLC, represented by Jody Malterre, is requesting
conditional use approval to add 4,459-square feet to the existing 9,500-square
foot Montessori childcare center (space expansion within the same building) and
to expand the outdoor play area by 8,000-square feet. The 2.9-acre site is
located within Channel Center Subdivision near the southwest corner of State
Highway 44 and South Eagle Road at 655 South Rivershore Lane. (WEV)
G. DR-22-03 MOD - Modification to the Master Sil!n Plan for a Mutt-tenant
Buildinl! (Jackson Square Center) - Eal!le Water Companv: Eagle Water
Company, Inc., represented by Darrel Farnsworth, is requesting design review
approval to modifY the master sign plan for Jackson Square Center, to include a
tenant directory sign to be located on the water tower and to eliminate the
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previously approved monument sign. The site is located on the north side of
West State Street approximately 600-feet east of Eagle Road at 172 West State
Street. (WEV)
H. DR-24-0S - Common Area Landscapinl! and Club House within Eal!le
Creek Subdivision - Goldcreek Developers LLC: Goldcreek Developers
LLC, represented by Phil Hull with The Land Group, is requesting design review
approval of the common area landscaping and a 1,720-square foot club house
within Eagle Creek Subdivision. The site is located west of Park Lane at 655
Park Lane. (WEV)
1. DR-31-0S - Common Area Landscapinl! within Rockv Mountain Business
Park No.3 - Dave Evans Construction: Dave Evans Construction,
represented by Travis Burrows, is requesting design review approval of the
common area landscaping within Rocky Mountain Business Park No.3. The site
is located on the south side of East Iron Eagle Drive approximately 330-feet east
of South Fitness Place within Rocky Mountain Business Park at 1189 and 1267
East Iron Eagle Drive. (WEV)
J. DR-53-OS - Remove Internallv Illuminated Buildinl! Wall Sil!ns for the Eal!le
Albertsons Facility and Replace with Halo Illuminated Sil!ns - Albertsons:
Albertsons, represented by Jeff Carico with Image National Inc., is requesting
design review approval to remove the internally illuminated building wall signs
for the Eagle Albertsons facility and replace them with halo illuminated building
wall signs, and to remove the existing pharmacy sign and replace with "SavOn
Pharmacy". The site is located on the southeast corner of South Eagle Road and
Plaza Drive at 250 South Eagle Road. (WEV)
K. DR-59-OS - Common Area Landscapinl! within Venice Subdivision-
William Guhrke: William Guhrke, represented by Phil Hull with The Land
Group, is requesting design review approval of the common area landscaping
within Venice Subdivision. The site is located on the southeast corner of North
Anacortes Lane and West Beacon Light Road at 885 West Beacon Light Road.
(WEV)
L. Preliminarv Plat Extension of Time for The Shores Subdivision - Rocky
Ridl!e Construction: Rocky Ridge Construction, dba South Channel L.L.C.,
represented by Steve Holt P.E., is requesting a one-year extension of time for the
preliminary plat approval for The Shores Subdivision, a 125*-lot (87-buildable,
38-common) residential subdivision. The 99.70-acre development is located
west of Eagle Road, at 707,781,799,807,844 & 1201 W. South Channel Road.
(*Note: Subsequent to the original submittal, the number of buildable lots has
been reduced by five (5) to accommodate wetland mitigation measures.)(WEV)
M. Open Container Permit: Kara Moore and Brian Wilkinson are requesting an
open container permit to be used at Merrill Park on August 27, 2005 from noon
until 4:00 p.m. The required approvals and fees have been submitted. (SKB)
N. Amendment to CSHOA contract for Hill Road Park: (SEB)
O. Alcohol license application: Rhino LLC, dba: Zen Bento is requesting an
alcohol license for the service of liquor, beer and wine to be served on premises
at 342 E. State Street. The license will expire on April 30, 2006. (SKB)
P. Minutes of Julv 26, 2005 special meetinl!.
Q. Minutes of July 26. 2005.
R. Open Container Permit - Toothman-Orton Enl!ineerinl!.
S. Findinl!s of Fact and Conclusions of Law for Creekview Subdivision.
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Bastian moyes to add to the Consent Agenda as Item #5R. Open Container Permit
for Toothman-Orton Engineering and as Item #5S, Findings of Fact and
Conclusions of Law for Creekyiew Subdivision. Seconded by Sedlacek. ALL
AYES: MOTION CARRIES...............
Guerber requests that the claims against the City be removed from the Consent Agenda.
Zoning Administrator removes Item #K from the Consent Agenda.
Bastian moves to approve the Consent Agenda as amended with the Claims Against the
City and Item #SK removed. Seconded by Sedlacek. Bastian: AYE; Sedlacek: AYE;
Guerber: AYE: ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES......................
A. Claims A2ainst the City.
Guerber: I have a question on the claim in regards to the invitation to Larry Craig's 60th Birthday
Party. I believe this would be political contribution. I'm all for the Mayor to go but the City
shouldn't pay for the cost.
Bastian: This is a political donation and the City shouldn't be donating to a political campaign.
Guerber moves to approve the claims against the City without the one cited item above
included, Seconded by Bastian. Bastian: AYE; Sedlacek: AYE; Guerber: AYE: ALL
AYES: MOTION CARRIES...... ...... ..........
5K. DR-59-OS - Common Area Landscapinl! within Venice Subdivision - William Guhrke:
William Guhrke, represented by Phil Hull with The Land Group, is requesting design review
approval of the common area landscaping within Venice Subdivision. The site is located on the
southeast corner of North Anacortes Lane and West Beacon Light Road at 885 West Beacon
Light Road. (WEV)
Zoning Administrator Vaughan: Provides Council an overview of the Design Review Board
recommendation and discusses the buffer area and sidewalks.
General Council discussion.
Phil Hull, The Land Group, representing the applicant, discusses the buffer area and the
sidewalks. Discussion on having the developer bond for the sidewalks at a future date. General
discussion.
Sedlacek moves to approve DR-59-OS - Common Area Landscaping within Venice
Subdivision with all Standard and Site Specific Conditions of Approval as stated and
bonding for the sidewalk until such time as the road is built. Seconded by Guerber. TWO
AYES: ONE NAY: MOTION CARRIES...................
6. PROCLAMATIONS & RESOLUTIONS: None
7. FINAL PLATS: None
8. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
Guerber moves to continue Items #8A and #8B to the September 27, 2005 City Council
meeting. Seconded by Sedlacek. Discussion. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES...............
A. A-I0-04 & RZ-16-04 - Annexation and Rezone from RUT to BP - Red Cliff
Development: Red Cliff Development, represented by Bob Unger, is requesting an annexation
and rezone from RUT (Rural Urban Transition) to BP (Business Park) for Optimist Park
Subdivision No.2. The 9.8-acre site is located approximately 700-feet south of Hill Road on the
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west side of Horseshoe Bend Road at 8811 North Horseshoe Bend Road. (WEV) This item was
continued from the July 26, 2005 meeting. The applicant is requesting this item be continued to
the September 27,2005 meeting,
B. PP-8-04 - Optimist Park No. 2 Subdivision - Red Cliff Development: Red Cliff
Development, represented by Bob Unger, is requesting preliminary plat approval for Optimist
Park Subdivision No.2. The 9.8-acre, 7-lot commercial subdivision is located approximately
700-feet south of Hill Road on the west side of Horseshoe Bend Road at 8811 North Horseshoe
Bend Road.. (WEV) This item was continued from the July 26, 2005 meeting. The applicant is
requesting this item be continued to the September 27, 2005 meeting.
C. RZ-7-0S/CU-3-0S/PPUD-2-0S/PP-7-0S - Corrente Bello Planned Unit Development-
Carmen. LLC and Gemstar Development, LLC: Carmen, LLC and Gemstar Development,
LLC, represented by Shawn Nickel with SLN Planning, Inc., is requesting a rezone from R-E
(Residential Estates) to R-3-DA (Residential Three with a development agreement), and
conditional use, preliminary development plan, and preliminary plat approvals for Corrente Bello
Planned Unit Development, a 137-lot (I08-new buildable, I-existing home located on Lot 20,
Block 2, and 28-common) planned residential development. The 94.89-acre site is located on the
north side of Floating Feather Road approximately Yo-mile west of Eagle Road. (WEV) This item
was continued from the July 26, 2005 meeting.
Mayor introduces the issue. We are going to be hearing the rezone and the conditional use
permit, the planned unit development and the preliminary plat which is everything that they are
doing with this piece of property which are actually 4 actions items. This enables you to ask
questions on all items at the same time.
Shawn Nickel, SLN Planning, representing the applicant, displays overheads and provides
Council an overview of the development and discusses the amenities and Residential Density
Bonus. Discussion on design features and architecture of the homes. We are in agreement with
all recommended conditions as proposed. General discussion.
Discussion on the irrigation water.
Discussion on the lot sizes with higher density next to the school site.
General discussion.
David Bailey, Bailey Engineering, representing the applicant, discusses the irrigation water
rights. The water will be delivered from the Farmer's Union Ditch Company. General
discussion.
Zoning Administrator Vaughan: Staff and Planning & Zoning Commission did recommend
approval of this application. Discussion on the stub streets to Washam Road.
General discussion.
Mayor opens the Public Hearing
Mayor swears in Colleen Maile.
Colleen Maile, 885 Rush Road, this borders the north east corner of this development. I want to
commend Greg Hall for meeting with the neighbors. The pond borders my property. I want to
make sure the little details are not over looked. I would like a buffer area around the property,
and I'm concerned about the slopes of the sides of the pond, the mosquitoes and the noise from
the pump. Greg has agreed no two story houses along our property line.
Mayor swears in Rick Phillips.
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Rick Phillips, 1348 Washam Road, my property borders this development on the north and west
corner. Greg Hall actually asked us what we wanted to see in this development. We went
through a lot of heartache on the Washam Road deal. There is not room to improve the road
without taking out the older residences on the road. We were concerned about the children using
Washam Road. I am in favor of having the pathway. General discussion.
Mayor swears in Stephanie Helms.
Stephanie Helms, 1782 W. Janet Court, Treasurer of Oakley Estates, we have 3 lots that abut this
subdivision. Discussion on the lot lines. I think this will be a positive addition to Floating
Feather.
Mayor swears in Sophia Fleming.
Sophia Fleming, 1355 Washam Road, discussion on the Comp Plan. I have never received the
amount of respect and concern from these developers. They have helped us preserve our road.
Mayor swears in Melinda Severs.
Melinda Seevers, 1425 N. Hesse Lane, I just bought this property in March 2005. I will
complement Greg Hall because he has called me but he is not the developer of the property
abutting me. Discussion on the size of the lots. Would like the exit road removed further from
my private drive. Discussion on the irrigation. I would like to have single story behind me.
Mayor swears in Jerry Cochran.
Jerry Cochran, 1087 W. Floating Feather Road, one of the streets come out right adjacent to my
drive way. No one has returned my calls. I'm probably the most affected by this development. If
this development goes through I will have to move. I can hardly get out of drive way right now. I
think my problem needs to be addressed.
Mayor swears in JoAnn Burrell.
JoAnn Burrell, 1325 N. Hesse Lane, discussion on the irrigation. Discussion on the natural
sprmg.
Mayor swears in Mike Chase.
Mike Chase, 70 W. Floating Feather Road, discussion on the ground water. My major concern is
that they are using the over all acreage to calculate the density. Discussion on the access roads.
Discussion on the pond. I'm in favor ofthe development overall.
Shawn Nickel, I appreciate the neighbors who spoke in favor of this. I have checked my list and
I don't know why Mr. Cochran has not got his mail. Discussion on lot sizes on the western
boundary. Discussion on the pond. Discussion on the lots that will have only single level homes
and we will be happy to put this in the Development Agreement. Discussion on Mr. Cochrans
access problems. General discussion.
Jerry Cochran, I don't see that there is anything that they can do for me. Vegetation is not going
to do it. The only way I can make a circular drive way is to remove trees.
David Bailey, Bailey Engineering, we initially had the road further to the east and ACHD and
our Traffic Engineer required us to move the road. This alignment has been approved by ACHD.
General discussion. Discussion on the natural spring. Discussion on the drainage. Discussion
on the pump house. The City has an irrigation pump station policy which will be reviewed by
the City Engineer. The pond will be deep with slopes. This will be a self circulating pond. We
will addresses Mr. Cochran's concerns. It is our intent to use submersible pumps which will
reduce noise.
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Greg Hall, discussion on the single story homes as promised to adjacent homeowner's. General
discussion.
Mayor swears in Blake Mayes.
Blake Mayes, 1400 Floating Feather, discusses his driveway. This acreage that I decided to keep
is specific so that my drive way would not be affected. I am opposed to moving my drive way. It
would be a detriment to my property. I have agreed to move the private gate back behind the
berm. I do not back out onto Floating Feather. I have horse which I show. I consistently go in
and out with horse trailers. The gate and private drive has been there for 20 years. My number
one priority is to save the consistency of the Estate.
Shawn Nickel, ACHD wanted the stub street into Mr. Mayes property.
Colleen Maile, discusses the single story houses that would be abutting their property.
Shawn Nickel, discussion on the single story homes, we have no problem including Lot 32.
Mayor closes the Public Hearing.
General Council discussion.
Sedlacek moves to approve RZ-7-0S/CU-3-0S/PPUD-2-0S/PP-7-0S - Corrente Bello Planned
Unit Development with all the Standard and Site Specific Conditions of Approval; on Site
Specific Condition Approval #21. add "mosquitoes abatement and pump house noise also
be addressed during the Design Review Application and I would also ask that the
conditions of development under Article #2 and the Development Agreement includes
single story homes on Block #1, Lots 24, 25, 27, 28, 32 and 33. Seconded by Bastian.
Discussion. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES................
Mayor calls a recess at 9:45 p.m.
Mayor reconvenes the meeting at 10:00 p.m.
D. RZ-9-0S - Rezone from A to R-I-DA - Hillview Development: Hillview Development,
represented by Land Consultants Inc., is requesting a rezone from A (Agriculture) to R-I-DA
(Residential- up to one dwelling unit per acre) with development agreement. The 47.8-acre site
is located approximately one-quarter mile east of Ballantyne Lane, on the south side of W.
Floating Feather Road at ]50] & 1601 W. Floating Feather Road. (WEV)
E. PP-8-0S - Covenant Hill Subdivision - Hillview Development: Hillview Development,
represented by Land Consultants, Inc., is requesting preliminary plat approval for Covenant Hill
Subdivision a 44-lot (41-buildable, 3-common) residential subdivision. The 47.8-acre subdivision
is located on the south side of Floating Feather Road approximately one-quarter mile east of
Ballantyne Lane, at 1501 & 1601 W. Floating Feather Road.
Mayor introduces the issue. Items #8D and #8E will be heard together but will have separate
motions.
Council Member Sedlacek: My family owns property within 300 feet so I need to step down.
Council Member Sedlacek joins the audience.
Mark Butler, Land Consultants, representing the applicant, displays overheads and provides
Council a history of the property and an overview of the application. Staff and the Planning and
Zoning Commission have recommend approval. Discussion on 300' section of sidewalk being
adjacent to the street because of the slope and the trees in the area. General discussion.
Zoning Administrator Vaughan: Displays overheads and provides Council an overview of the
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project. Staff and Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval. Discussion on the
shop building. Discussion on the 300' of sidewalk adjacent to Floating Feather Road.
Kirk, ACHD Liaison, discusses the sidewalk being adjacent to Floating Feather Road. General
discussion.
Zoning Administrator Vaughan: Discussion on the pathway and the Pathway Committees'
recommendation.
Mayor opens the Public Hearing.
Mayor swears in Bill Hart.
Bill Hart, 837 N. Preakness Drive, my immediate concern is the pump station. I'm concerned
about the potential noise. Discussion on the pond.
Mayor swears in Pat Miller.
Pat Miller, 959 Preakness Drive, we have asked for two things, that the density meets the Comp
Plan and compatibility with our lots. I have a pasture that will do buffering; the developer is not
doing any buffering next to my lot.
Mayor swears in Betty Miller.
Betty Miller, 959 Preakness Drive, discussion on the Comp Plan. The compatibility problem is
buffering. The development before us, the developer showed compassion and concern with the
existing property owners. We have livestock and they won't stay away from the fence bordering
these lots. These lots are not deep. The house needs to be 120' away from the fence so we are
not providing the buffer. I would like to have single level homes on these lots. We have
basically single story houses so I would like compatibility.
Mayor swears in Marvin Kolsky.
Marvin Kolsky, 889 Preakness Drive, I would like to keep my livestock, have single story homes,
fences,
Mayor swears in Harold Edwards.
Harold Edwards, 865 Preakness Drive, discussion on the pond. Discussion on mosquitoes
problems.
Mayor swears in Lynne Sedlacek.
Lynne Sedlacek, 1200 Hereford Drive, I'm concerned about the location of the pathway. The
stub street has been moved and will dissect my neighbor's property in half. I'm wondering about
the irrigation schedule and that the same noise and mosquitoes abatement be put into the
conditions. Discussion on Dark Skies.
Mayor swears in Barbara Kolsky.
Barbara Kolsky, 889 Preakness Drive, discussion on having single level homes on the smaller
lots bordering Downing Downs.
Mayor swears in John Wood.
John Wood 1601 Floating Feather, discusses the sidewalk adjacent to Floating Feather Road.
Mayor swears in Mike Chase.
Mike Chase, 70 W. Floating Feather Road, discusses the development. I think the sidewalk they
are requesting is reasonable. This will create more car trips per day but that goes with
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development.
Mayor swears in Penny Hart.
Penny Hart, 837 N. Preakness, my lot is right behind the pump station and we are concerned
about the noise. We don't want to have big, looming homes behind us.
Vern Brewer, Holladay Engineering, discusses the 33'street sections. This is probably an issue
the City should take up with ACHD on Local Street Standards. General discussion.
Mark Butler, discusses the location of the pathway, the sidewalk and the 33' street sections,
Discussion on the solid fence on the Downing Downs properties. Discussion on the stub street.
Discussion single story homes adjacent to Downing Downs. General discussion.
Discussion on the well pumps. There won't be very much noise associated with the pumps that
we will be using. Discussion on the pond and the water delivery system. Discussion on the road
intersections.
Penny Hart, our lot is even with the proposed lot in this development.
Mark Butler, discussion on the house location on Lot 11. There will be huge distance between
the houses, at least 300'. General discussion.
Mayor closes the Public Hearing.
General Council discussion.
Bastian moves to approve RZ-9-0S - Rezone from A to R-I-DA residential-up to one
dwelling unit per acre with development agreement. Seconded by Guerber. ALL A YES:
MOTION CARRIES..........
Bastian moves to approve PP-8-0S-Covenant Hill Subdivision presented by Hillview
Development with the following changes to the Site Specific Conditions of Approval: #1. add
after engineer "except that the internal streets may be permitted with a 33 foot back of curb to
back or curb street section as proposed and as has been approved by the Ada County Highway
District and Eagle Fire Department; #7. after homeowner's association "except that an alternative
method of compliance may be permitted by the City along the frontage of the existing home
planned to be retained as (Lot 9 Block 2); #8 revised after common lots the words "and or right-
of-way" and after floating Feather Road "except along the frontage of the existing home planned
to be retained (Lot 9 Block 2). At this location the sidewalk may be adjacent to the curb due to
topographic constraints"; delete Site Specific Condition #9; new Site Specific Condition:
Building envelopes will be established for Lots II and 12. Motion dies for a lack of a Second.
Guerber moves to approve RZ-9-0S - Rezone from A to R-I-DA residential-up to one
dwelling unit per acre with a Development Agreement and with the same conditions as
Council Member Bastian's previous failed motion and in addition that we include a one
story building on Lot #11 as part of the Development Agreement and the Site Specific
Conditions of Approval. Seconded by Bastian. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES........
Mayor calls a recess at 11 :30 p.m.
Mayor reconvenes at 11:40 p.m.
F. A-4-0S & RZ-6-0S - Annexation and Rezone From RUT to R-E - Lynn and Gayle
McKee: Lynn and Gayle McKee are requesting an annexation and rezone from RUT (Rural
Urban Transition) to R-E (Residential Estates). The 6.49-acre site is located on the southeast
corner of Beacon Light Road and Ballantyne Road at 1963 W. Beacon Light Road. (WEV)
Mayor introduces the issue.
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Mayor swears in Lynn McKee.
Lynn McKee, applicant, this is for the purpose of doing a lot split. This property had a horse
training facility but we ceased this activity when we applied for a lot split.
Zoning Administrator Vaughan provides Council an overview of the application. Staff and the
Planning and Zoning Commission have recommended approval.
Bastian moves to approve A-4-0S & RZ-6-0S - Annexation and Rezone From RUT to R-E
Seconded by Guerber. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES...................
Sedlacek moves to amend the Agenda by hearing Items #8H and #81 to be heard as the next
items on the Agenda. Seconded by Bastian. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES................
H. Proposed Fee increase for BFI: A public hearing for the purpose of hearing public
comments regarding the proposed imposition of an increase in BFI Waste Systems fees. This
item was continuedfrom the July 26. 2005 meeting. (SKB)
1. Amendment to Solid Waste Contract with BFI Waste Systems: The amendment to the
Contract between BFI Waste Systems and the City of Eagle. This item was continuedfrom the
July 26, 2005 meeting. (SKB)
Mayor introduces the issues.
City Attorney Buxton: Discusses the amendment to the Solid Waste Contract and the proposed
fee increase for BFI. General discussion.
Dave Fisher, BFI, provides Council a history of the contract with BFI. Discussion on the rate
increases. Discussion on increases that BFI has incurred.
Further discussion on the changes to the Contract.
City Attorney: Discussion Item #IOA.
Mayor opens the Public Hearing
Mayor closes the Public Hearing
Guerber moves to adopt the proposed fee increase for BFI as presented. Seconded by
Bastian, Bastian: AYE; Sedlacek: AYE; Guerber: AYE: ALL AYES: MOTION
CARRIES........
Guerber moves to approve the Second Addendum to Waste Collection Service Contract for
a renewal period of seven years. Seconded by Sedlacek. Bastian: AYE; Sedlacek: AYE;
Guerber: AYE: ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES.................
lOA. Form of assil!nment letter Allied Waste Services of North America LLC.
Bastian moves to approve the Form of assignment letter Allied Waste Services of North
America LLC. Seconded by Sedlacek. Bastian: AYE; Sedlacek: AYE; Guerber: AYE:
ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES.................
City Attorney: We will bring an Ordinance back to you in regards to the approval of the
Addendum to the Contract which will be a public hearing.
G, Resolution No. 05-13 - Proposed supply trunk line fees for City water system - City of
Eae:le: I A Resolution Of The City Of Eagle, Ada County, Idaho, Adopting A Supply Trunk Line
Fee (STL) Per Equivalent Residential Customer (ERe) And Hook-Up Fee To Be Applied In The
City Of Eagle Service Area; Providing A Schedule For Payment Due At Preliminary Plat And
Final Plat; Establishing A Supply Trunk Line (STL) Fee Credit Provision; Providing For Related
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Matters; And Providing An Effective Date. (SEB) This item was continued from the July 26,
2005 meeting.
Mayor introduces the issue.
Vern Brewer, Holladay Engineering: Provides Council an overview of the Supply Trunk Line
Fee. Council Member Bastian and I meet with BCA yesterday and discussed the proposed fee.
Council Member Bastian reports on the BCA meeting.
General discussion.
Mayor opens the Public Hearing
Mayor closes the Public Hearing
General Council discussion.
Sedlacek moves to approve Resolution No. 05-13 A Resolution of the City of Eagle, Ada
County, Idaho, adopting a supply trunk line fee (STL) per equivalent residential customer
(ERe) and hook-up fee to be applied in the City of Eagle service area; providing a schedule
for payment due to preliminary plat and final plat; establishing a supply trunk line (STL)
fee credit provision; providing for related matters; and providing an effective date.
Seconded by Guerber. Bastian: A YEj Sedlacek: AYE; Guerber: AYE: ALL A YES:
MOTION CARRIES........
B. Security bid proposals for the new City Hall buildinl!: (SKB)
Mayor introduces the issue.
City Clerk/Treasurer Bergmann: We solicited proposals from four companies and three
responded with proposals. All proposals were based on the same type of equipment and location
within the new city hall. According to the bidding laws under Idaho Code, the qualified bidder
needs to have a Public Works Contractor's License and the award needs to go to the lowest
responsive bidder. In addition to the Tom Wilson, Project Liaison for the new city hall, Stan
Bastian, Council President has reviewed the proposals.
General discussion
Bastian moves to approve the security bid from Allied General in the amount of $35,314.00
for the security system for the new city ball. Seconded by Sedlacek. Bastian: AYE;
Sedlacek: AYEj Guerber: AYE: ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES..................
9. NEW BUSINESS:
A. Proposed Ordinance No. 511: An ordinance changing the zoning classification of the real
property described herein from A-R (Agricultural-Residential) classification to BP-DA (Business
Park with Development Agreement) classification; amending the zoning map of the City of Eagle
to reflect said change; and providing an effective date. (WEV)
Mayor introduces the issue.
Guerber moves, pursuant to Idaho Code, Section 50-902, that the rule requiring
Ordinances to be read on three different days witb one reading to be in full be dispensed
with, and that Ordinance #511 be considered after being read once by title only. Guerber
reads Ordinance #511 by title only. Seconded by Sedlacek. ALL AYE: MOTION
CARRIES............ .....
Guerber moves that Ordinance #511 be adopted. Seconded by Sedlacek. Bastian: AYE;
Sedlacek: AYE; Guerber: AYE: ALL AYE: MOTION CARRIES.....................
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10. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
A. Form of assil!nment letter Allied Waste Services of North America LLC. : (SEB)
Approved previously.
Mayor reports on the Committee of Nine meeting.
Discussion on having more time for applications to be reviewed by Planning and Zoning
Commission.
11. REPORTS: No reports because ofthe late hour
1. Mayor and Council's Report:
2. City Engineer Report:
3. City Clerk/Treasurer Report:
4. Zoning Administrator's Report:
5. City Attorney Report:
12. ADJOURNMENT:
Guerber moves to adjourn. Seconded by Bastian. ALL AYE: MOTION CARRIES...
Hearing no further business, the Council meeting adjourned at 12:35 p.m.
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EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN -IN SHEET
SUBJECT: PP -8-05 - Covenant Hill Subdivision - Hillview Development:
August 9, 2005
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SUBJECT: RZ-7-05/CU-3-05/PPUD-2-05/PP-7-05 - Corrente Bello Planned Unit
Development - Carmen. LLC and Gemstar Development. LLC:
August 9, 2005
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PROPOSED BY LAND CONSULTANTS INC FOR COVENANT HILL PLAT:
SITE SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL:
1. Comply with all requirements of the City Engineer except that the internal streets may
be permitted with a 33 -foot back of curb to back or curb street section as proposed
and as has been approved by the Ada County Highway District and Eagle Fire
Department.
7. The applicant shall place a note on the final plat which states that the buffer area abutting
Floating Feather Road and the entry island is to be located within common lots to be
owned and maintained by the homeowner's association except that an alternative
method of compliance may be permitted by the City along the frontage of the
existing home planned to be retained as (Lot 9 Block 2) . Provide a statement in the
CC&R's that one homeowners association in perpetuity shall maintain the common lots.
8. The developer shall construct a 5 -foot wide meandering sidewalk within the common lots
and or right-of-way abutting Floating Feather Road except along the frontage of the
existing home planned to be retained (Lot 9 Block 2). At this location the sidewalk
may b e a diacent to t he curb d ue t o t opographic c onstraints, and comply with all
design requirements and construction standards as required by the Ada County Highway
District.
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llr.dar; of the site. Constru3tion details (i.e. widthrspeci€c
location, an
Com :iittce prior to submittal of the- final plat. Note: The comprehensive plan shows
this path south of this property where it is better suited per the Parks and Pathways
Committee.
EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN -IN SHEET
SUBJECT: RZ-9-05 - Rezone from A to R -1 -DA - Hillview Development:
August 9, 2005
7:30 p.m.
NAME
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EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN -IN SHEET
SUBJECT: Amendment to Solid Waste Contract with BFI Waste Systems:
August 9, 2005
7:30 p.m.
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EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN -IN SHEET
SUBJECT: A-4-05 & RZ-6-05 - Annexation and Rezone From RUT to R -E - Lynn and
Gavle McKee:
August 9, 2005
7:30 p.m.
PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY
NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE PRO? CON?
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EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN-IN SHEET
SUBJECT: Resolution No. 05-13 - Pronosed suDDly trunk line fees for City water system —
City of Eagle:
August 9, 2005
7:30 p.m.
NAME
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EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN -IN SHEET
SUBJECT: Proposed Fee increase for BFI:
August 9, 2005
7:30 p.m.
PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY
NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE PRO? CON?
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HUMANE SOCIETY
FY2006 Animal Control
Budget
Idaho Humane Society
Animal Control Division
Eagle City FY 2006 Budget
Program Overview
1,4'011
D A H 0
How SOCIETY
Animal Control mission statement: To provide field animal control, management,
and shelter services for lost, impounded and unwanted animals for the community
in a humane and efficient manner. To enforce City animal ordinances and to
educate the community on the responsibility of pet ownership and other animal
related issues. To provide recommendations to the City for improvements to animal
ordinances.
Vision: The Idaho Humane Society (I.H.S) is a private non-profit corporation
for the prevention of cruelty to animals and to enhance the quality of life in the
community through the services provided by its shelter, animal control division and
veterinary hospital.
Historical Perspective
Idaho Humane Society volunteers first addressed the city's animal welfare issues in
1941 when they worked to improve conditions at the City operated Boise Pound.
The Society was incorporated in 1945. The relationship between I.H.S. and Boise
City has been maintained and expanded since that time to include animal control
enforcement in addition to the shelter operations.
Services and Performance Measures
Enforcement:
• Operates seven days per week from 8am to 6pm, with emergency services
(aggressive or injured animals) 24 hours per day.
• Impoundment of free -roaming animals protects public by preventing bites,
attacks and accidents. Aggressive enforcement of vicious and nuisance
animal ordinances to maintain neighborhood harmony and safety. Mediation
of disputes between citizens over animal related issues and complaints.
• Protect public health through disease surveillance in conjunction with
Department of Health and Welfare (rabies, West Nile Virus, etc.).
Quarantine of disease suspect and bite case animals. Participate in local
disaster planning.
• Protect animals through enforcement of cruelty statutes, transport of strays
to shelter and injured animals to I.H.S. veterinary hospital or local critical
care facilities.
• Visits local schools providing education on responsible pet ownership and
safety.
• Removes and disposes of dead animals from public areas of the City/County.
• Rescues injured wildlife and transports to veterinary hospitals or local
wildlife rehabilitators.
Shelter Services
• Open to the public seven days per week from 10 am to 6:00 pm.
• Microchip program ensures that every pet adopted from shelter is traceable
to its owner in order to foster pet -owner accountability and increase the
number of lost pets reunited with their owners.
• Adoption rate and rate of lost animals returned to owners exceeds national
average. Euthanasia rate below national average.
• "Rescue Ranch" large animal impound/rehabilitation facility provides secure
location for handling equines and farm animals. Supported by donations,
adoption revenue and contracts with outlying counties. Staffed by volunteers.
210 horses impounded at facility since April 2004.
• Highly successful Prison Dog program provides second chance for dogs with
non -aggression behavioral problems. Utilizes Idaho Correctional Center
inmates and housing. Funded by private grant and donations.
3 Year Average 99-01 02-04 Change
Total Animals 15,385 14,655 -730 (4.7%)
Dogs 7,720 6,520 - 1200 (15.5%)
Cats 7,412 7,770 + 358 (4.8%)
Performance
Measure 01 02 03 04
Animals 15,298 14,878 14,878 14,210
Handled
Dogs 7,619 6,780 6,500 6,279
Cats 7,407 7,696 8,012 7,600
Dog Adoptions 4,000 3,700 3,500 3,300
Cat Adoptions 2,900 3,200 3,000 2,930
Dogs Returned 2,075 2,084 2,011 2,057
to Owners
Cats Returned 263 248 298 238
to Owners
Impound/Stray 59% 62% 62% 70%
Dogs
Impound/Stray 72% 71% 75% 80%
Cats
Impound/Stray 65% 67% 69% 75%
Total
Owner 35% 33% 31% 25%
Relinquish
Total 34% 31% 33% 34%
Euthanasia
Dog 17% 12% 11% 9%
Euthanasia
Cat Euthanasia 51% 47% 51% 52%
Education/Community Outreach
• Court Intervention Program provides court ordered humane education
classes to individuals convicted of animal cruelty or neglect.
• Delivers 60 to 75 presentations yearly to public and private school groups,
civic organizations, neighborhood associations and other interested parties
on owner responsibility and behavior, training, public safety, animal control
issues, and other animal related topics. Represents I.H.S. at local events
throughout community.
• Works with local resident homes and medical facilities to provide animals for
visits as part of the Pets Uplifting People program. Volunteers and staff
members take animals to the facilities for visits with the residents.
• Host local television show which provides educational information to owners
and potential pet owners and showcases animals that are available for
adoption. (Highly successful show has been on the air for 22 years with a
75% adoption rate of all animals showcased on Pets on Parade).
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• Maintains and updates the IHS website which includes information about
animals at the shelter; information about the services provided to the
community by the shelter and educational information about animal
behavioral and training issues. Website is responsible for the adoptions of
more than 100 animals per month. It also receives more than 2,500 "hits"
weekly.
• Administers the "Adopt A Teacher" program which provides humane
education materials to 144 Ada County/Boise City classrooms throughout the
school year.
• Administers the Bark -9 Program which helps provide trained assistance dogs
to individuals in the community with disabilities other than blindness.
Screens shelter dogs for temperament suitable for use in search and rescue,
drug detection, handicap assistance, prison guard dog, etc. and provides
these dogs to appropriate agencies and trainers.
Full Service Veterinary Hospital
• Open 8 am to 6:00 pm, seven days per week.
• Provides veterinary care for all animals housed at I.H.S. shelter.
• Provides mandatory spay/neuter services for all animals adopted from I.H.S.
shelter.
• Provides affordable veterinary care to the public and special programs for
low income families.
• FY 04: 16,517 vaccinations, 600 dental procedures, 137 orthopedic surgeries,
25,066 patient visits, 1,607 owner requested euthanasias.
• Provides emergency critical care for injured animals transported to shelter
by animal control.
• Allows shelter to save and adopt out hundreds of ill or injured animals that
shelters without veterinary care would be forced to euthanize.
• Website provides free veterinary consults and answers to medical and
behavioral questions.
• Not funded by city/county contract.
01 02 03 04 05 (projected)
Spay/Neuter 1 6,452 1 6,345 1 6,927 1 7,789 1 8,500 1
Idaho Humane Society, Inc.
Budget Overview
Actual Actual Budget Budget Budget
FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2006 FY 2007
Expense
6000 • Payroll Expenses 1,516,908 1,612.456 1,853,333 1,890,400 1,928,208
7000 . Operating Expenses 398,723 459,331 489,960 499,769 509,754
7500 • Facilities Expense 133,907 160,510 218,256 173,901 177,379
8000 . General & Administrative Exp 218,405 239,884 266,307 271.633 277,066
8400 • Temporarily Restricted Fund Exp 0 50,520 46,123 47,046 47,987
8500 • Fundraising Expense 83,238 100,618 77,700 79,254 80,839
Total Expense 2.351,181 2,623.319 2,951,680 2,962,003 3,021,233
Percentage increase 11.6% 12.5% 0.3% 2.0%
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Idaho Humane Society, Inc.
Annual Budget
FY 2006
FY 2006 AIC FY 2006
TOTAL % AIC Share
Expense
6000 • Payroll Expenses
6010 • Salaries & Wages 1,508,584 600,282
6020 • FICA Taxes 115,407 45,921
6030 • Unemployment Taxes 12,454 5,353
6040 • Worker's Compensation 27,188 10.234
6050 • MedlcaiDentatlSupp insurance 179,527 89.042
6060 • Retirement Contribution 37,447 16.420
6070 • Clinic Privileges 7,344 33% 2.424
6090 • Payroll/Employee Expenses-0ther 2,448 33% 808
Total 6000 • Payroll Expenses 1.890,400 770,483
7000.Operating Expenses
7010 •Operations Supplies 35,496 69% 24.492
7020 • Feed 27,540 69% 19,003
7030 • Mlcrochipping Supplies 36.720 0% 0
7040 • Laundry & Uniforms 6,120 69% 4,223
7050 • Radios & Pagers 1,224 69% 845
7060 • Ada County License Supplies 428 0% 0
7070 • Clinic Expenses
7071 • Drugs Clinic 213 100,776 0% 0
7071 • Drugs Shelter 113 50,388 69% 34,768
7072 • Services Clinic 32,640 0% 0
7072 • Services Shelter 16,320 69% 11,261
7073 • Supplies Clinic 57,120 0% 0
7073 • Supplies Shelter 28.560 69% 19.706
7075 • Vet Services • CAFE Funds 22.032 0% 0
Total 7070 • Clinic Expenses 307.836 65,735
7078 • Special Funds•PFP/HSAF 22.032 0% 0
7080 • Retail Store Expense
7081 • Retail Store Cost of Goods Sold 17,136 0% 0
7082 • Retail Store Direct Expenses 306 0% 0
Total 7080 • Retail Store Expense 17,442 0
7090 • Vehicle Expense
7091 • Fuel/Gasoline 23,868 94% 22,436
7092 • Maintenance 9,180 94% 8,629
7093 • Mileage, Parking, and Other 1,836 0% 0
Total 7090 • Vehicle Expense 34.884 31,065
7100 • Uncollectible Checks 3,672 25% 918
7110 • Bad Debt Expense 6.120 0% 0
7120 • Cash Over/Short 245 0% 0
Total 7000.Operating Expenses 499,759 146,280
7500 • Facilities Expense
7510 • Land Lease 12.298 40% 4,919
7512 • Property Taxes 1.224 40% 490
7520 • Utilities
7521 • Electric Power 29,172 40% 11,669
7522 • Gas Heat 26,622 40% 10,649
7523 • Water 8,568 40% 3,427
7524 • Sewer 5,870 40% 2,348
7525 • Telephone 26,928 40% 10,771
7525.Other 759 40% 304
Total 7520 • Utilities 97,919 39,168
7530 • Repairs & Maintenance
7531 • Building Repairs & Maintenance 39,000 40% 15,600
7532 • Janitorial Supplies 11,016 40% 4,406
7533 • Grounds Maintenance 4,692 40% 1,877
7534 • Equipment Repairs & Maintenance 6,120 40% 2,448
Total 7530 • Repairs & Maintenance 60,828 24,331
7550 • Security Expense 1,632 40% 653
Total 7500 • Facilities Expense 173,901 69,560
8000 • General & Administrative Exp
8010.Office Expenses
8011 •Office Supplies & Expense 24,480 33% 8,078
8012 • Postage & Delivery 5,508 33% 1.818
8013 • Printing & Reproduction 12,240 33% 4,039
8014 • Computer Supplies & Expense 12,240 33% 4,039
Total 8010 •Office Expenses 54,468 17,974
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Idaho Humane Society, Inc.
Annual Budget
FY 2006
FY 2008 AIC FY 2006
TOTAL % AIC Share
8020 • Professional Fees
8021 • Accounting & Auditing 10,710 33% 3,534
8022 • Legal Fees 0 0% 0
8023 • MIS Fees 4,284 33% 1,414
8025.Other Professional Fees 2.856 33% 942
Total 8020 • Professional Fees 17,850 5,691
8030 • Public Relations
8031 • Advertising & Publicity 14.688 33% 4.847
8032 • Education 612 33% 202
8033 • Employee Education 6,120 33% 2,020
8034 • Education - Summer Camp 434 0% 0
8035 • Newsletter 0 0% 0
Total 8030 • Public Relations 21,854 7,069
8040 • Insurance
8043 • Directors & OtttcersNoturiteers 2.970 0% 0
8044 • Business Owners & Commercial 8,996 80% 7.197
Total 8040 • Insurance 11,967 7,197
8050 • Depredation Expense 133,620 40% 53.448
8060 • Dues & Fees 1,530 20% 306
8065 • Licenses & Registration 2,448 0% 0
8070 • Publications & Subscriptions 612 0% 0
8075 • Board of Directors Expense 1,836 0% 0
8080 • Meeting Expense 1,224 0% 0
8085 • Travel 2.448 33% 808
8090 • Meals 306 0% 0
8100 • Bank Service Charges 16,830 33% 5.554
8110 • Finance Charge/interest/Penalty 0 0% 0
8120 • Volunteer Expense 11136 0% 0
8200 • Miscellaneous General Expense 2,805 33% 926
Total 8000 • General & Administrative Exp 271,633 99.172
8400 • Temporarily Restricted Fund Exp
8441 • Foster Program 3,672 0% 0
8442 • Adopt-a•Teacher 3,570 0% 0
8444 ' Bark -9 Program 551 0% 0
8445 • Inmate Dog Alliance Project 10,404 0% 0
8450 • Livestock Division
8451 • Rescue Ranch 12,240 0% 0
8452 • Horse Rescue Expenses 3.672 0% 0
8453 • Elmore Horse Rescue 6,732 0% 0
Total 8450 • Livestock Division 22,644 0
8490 • Spay & Neuter (Life) Program 6,205 0% 0
Total 8400 • Temporarily Restricted Fund Exp 47,046 0
6500 • Fundraising Expense
8510 • See Spot Walk 20,910 0% 0
8530 • Matting
8531 • Spring Mailing 5,304 0% 0
8532 • Fail Mailing 2,550 0% 0
8533 • Christmas Mailing 25,500 0% 0
8539 • Miscellaneous Mailing 0 0% 0
Total 8530 • Malting 33,354 0
8550 • Fundraising & Events 3,060 0% 0
8590 • Lawn Party 21,930 0% 0
Total 8500 • Fundraising Expense 79,254 0
Total Expense 2,961,993 1,085.496
Leas Animal Control Revenue
30,600 30,600
Net Operations 2,931,393 1,054,896 e4.3% 45,361
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Idaho Humane Society
Animal Control Statistics
By Jurisdiction
Animal Control Field Service Calls Rolling 12 Months
Oct -04 Nov -04 Dec -04 Jan -05 Feb -05 Mar -05 Apr -05 May -05 Jun -04 Jul -04 Aug -04 Sep -04 Total % Total
Ada County 141 144 139 132 98 103 137 123 171 148 170 175 1,681 13.8%
Boise 898 708 729 767 680 800 796 816 959 978 837 838 9,806 80.2%
Eagle 52 49 36 29 27 50 38 37 52 43 55 60 528 4.3%
Garden City 3 6 3 4 0 1 1 4 23 4 3 0 52 0.4%
Kuna 0 2 1 2 1 3 0 0 14 7 6 0 36 0.3%
Meridian 1 0 2 0 0 11 0 5 0 0 0 0 19 0.2%
Star 14 10 2 10 14 0 18 0 7 8 13 7 103 0.8%
Other 0 0 0 0
Total 1,1091 919 9121 9441 8201 9681 9901 9851 1,2261 1,1881 1,0841 1,0801 12,2251 100.0%
Animals Handled
Oct -04 Nov -04 Dec -04 Jan -05 Feb -05 Mar -05 Apr -05 May -05 Jun -04 Jul -04 Aug -04 Sep -04 Total % Total
Ada County 211 149 97 118 83 111 88 162 181 161 170 193 1,724 11.8%
Boise 887 766 740 648 609 780 734 940 966 1,004 962 917 9,953 68.1%
Eagle 27 14 14 30 22 12 17 21 37 17 12 20 243 1.7%
Garden City 43 18 15 35 8 18 19 21 26 21 22 40 286 2.0%
Kuna 29 36 39 43 23 41 35 28 35 33 69 37 448 3.1%
Meridian 78 67 49 66 76 68 78 64 56' 90 63 80 835 5.7%
Star 3 9 4 4 6 7 4 8 5 3 7 2 62 0.4%
Other 148 69 100 53 82 66 66 71 101 118 88 102 1,064 7.3%
Total 1,4261 1,1281 1,0581 9971 9091 1,1031 1,0411 1,3151 1,4071 1,4471 1,3931 1,391 14,6151 100.0%
Statistics
Idaho Humane Society
Animal Control Statistics
By Jurisdiction
Animal Control Field Service Calls FY 2004
Oct -03 Nov -03 Dec -03 Jan -04 Feb -04 Mar -04 Apr -04 May -04 Jun -04 Jul -04 Aug -04 Sep -04 Total % Total
Ada County 168 181 196 168 192 188 208 186 171 148 170 175 2,151 16.7%
Boise 772 685 745 722 680 845 850 898 959 978 837 838 9,809 76.0%
Eagle 35 41 38 42 34 58 65 49 52 43 55 60 572 4.4%
Garden City 0 6 4 8 1 1 0 42 23 4 3 0 92 0.7%
Kuna 5 11 10 17 22 36 19 27 14 7 6 0 174 1.3%
Meridian 2 0 0 0 1 11 1 1 0 0 0 0 16 0.1%
Star 6 18 2 7 7 0 12 2 7 8 13 7 89 0.7%
Other 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 9881 942 9951 964 9371 1,139 1,1551 1,205 1,2261 1,1881 1,0841 1,0801 12,9031 100.0%
Animals Handled
Oct -03 Nov -03 Dec -03 Jan -04 Feb -04 Mar -04 Apr -04 May -04 Jun -04 Jul -04 Aug -04 Sep -04 Total % Total
Ada County 0 0 0 0 104 122 165 140 181 161 170 1931 1,236 12.6%
Boise 0 0 0 0 608 684 721 922 966 1,004 962 917 6,784 69.0%
Eagle 0 0 0 0 13 11 6 16 37 17 12 20 132 1.3%
Garden City 0 0 0 0 13 18 7 27 26 21 22 40 174 1.8%
Kuna 0 0 0 0 31 51 32 35 35 33 69 37 323 3.3%
Meridian 0 0 0 0 32 32 43 39 56 90 63 80 435 4.4%
Star 0 0 0 0 1 4 2 1 5 3 7 2 25 0.3%
Other 0 0 0 0 93 63 67 86 101 118 88 102 718 7.3%
Total 01 01 01 01 8951 9851 1,0431 1,2661 1,4071 1,4471 1,393 1,391 9,8271 100.0%
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