Minutes - 1980 - City Council - 05/13/1980 - RegularP.O. BOX 477
EAGLE, IDAHO 83616
208-939-6813
Mayor:. Jerry Deckard
Council: Floyd Docker
Carol Haloy
Orval Krasen
LeRoy Pearman
May 13, 1980
The regular meeting of the Eagle City was called to order
on May 13, 1980 at 7:30 P. M. at the Eagle City Hall by
Mayor Deckard.
DECKER, HALEY, KRANSEN and PEARMAN were present.
Moved by KRANSEN and seconded by PEARMAN that the minutes of
the previous meeting of April 23, 1980 be approved as printed.
Fire commissioners PIESER, WAGNER and RICHARDS were in attendance
at the meeting. Commercial construction and regulation flow
rate were discussed, and a future meeting planned for all
concerned with potable water and fire protection flow for the
Eagle area.
Mayor Deckard announced that this was the time and the place
for a public hearing to be held for the Nazarene Church to
construct a church and day care center in a R-5 zone class-
ification. James Gibson, architect for the project spoke.
There being no public testimony, the public hearing was
declared closed.
Moved by KRANSEN and seconded by HALEY that the Conditional
Use Permit be granted to the Nazarene Church to construct a
church and day care center in a R-5 zone classification.
ARTICLE XI, Eagle City Ordinance Number 40 was used in
evaluating this application. The following standards were
considered with the findings as indicated:
1. This application will, in fact, constitute a conditional
use as established on the Official Schedule of District Regu-
lations for a residential zone;
2. The church and day care center will be harmonious with
and in accordance with the general objectives of the Comprehensive
Plan and the Zoning Ordinance;
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3. The church and day care center will be designed,
constructed, operated and maintained to be harmonious and
appropriate in appearance with the existing or intended
character of the general vicinity and that such use will not
change the essential character of the same area;
4. The church and day care center will not be hazardous
or distrubing to existing or future neighboring uses;
5. The church and day care center will be served adequate-
ly by essential public facilities and services such as highways,
streets, police and fire protection and refuse disposal and that
the Nazarene Church will provide for adequate and approved
water and sewer facilities.
6. The church and day care center will not create excessive
additional requirements at public cost for public facilities
and services and will not be detrimental to the economic welfare
of the community;
7. The church and day care center will not involve uses,
activities, processes, materials, equipment and condition of
operation that will be detrimental to any persons, property or
the general welfare by reason of excessive production of traffic,
noise, smoke, fumes, glare or odors;
8. The access road is to be built to Ada County Highway
District standards and flared where it joins State Street and
the front of the property will be designed so that adjacent
properties can use this frontage as a roadway to the access
road being built by the Nazarene Chruch;
9. The church and day care center will not result in the
destruction, loss or damage of a natural, scenic or historic
feature of major importance.
Roi1 call on the motion resulted as follows: AYE: DECKER,
HALEY, KRANSEN, PEARMAN. Motion carried.
Mayor Deckard appointed Wayne Crosby, Jim Gibson, Ron Marshall
and Mike Orlando to the Design Review Committee.
Moved by KRANSEN and seconded by DECKER to approve the ap-
pointments of Crosby, Gibson, Marshall and Orlando. Motion
resulted as follows: AYE: DECKER, HALEY, KRANSEN, PEARMAM.
Motion carried.
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A discussion was held on the Hillside and Lions Park sites.
The height of the fence to be installed was discussed and
further investigation will be done. After new figures and
bids are received, the council will again discuss progression
of the Heritage Grant for park improvement.
Councilman KRANSEN reported that Eagle's share of dues for
APA for 1981 would be $500.00. He was instructed by the
council to inform APA that Eagle could not afford to pay
that much..
A pending subdivision application for Eagle Village 93 was
discussed.
Moved by KRANSEN and seconded by PEARMAN that Block Brothers,
Inc. be notified of the contents of Eagle Ordinance #1, page
52 concerning timing in filing of final plat, and that the
time limit on their subdivision will start May 13, 1980.
Roll call on the motion resulted as follows: AYE: DECKER,
HALEY, KRANSEN, PEARMAN. Motion carried.
Moved by KRANSEN and seconded by HALEY that the claims against
the city for the month of April be paid. Motion resulted as
follows: AYE: DECKER, KRANSEN, HALEY, PEARMAN. Motion
carried.
Mr. and Mrs.
property be
school site.
Kunkler were in attendance and asked that their
removed from the future acquisitions map as a
Councilman Kransen stated that this was an administrative
problem and that the City of Eagle notify the Meridian School
District Board that we have received a request from Mr. and
Mrs. Kunkler to vacate that portion of the future acquisitions
map and notify the school district of Mr. and Mrs. Kunkler's
desire.
Councilman KRANSEN reported that there is an illegal commercial
business of a nursery being conducted in a R-5 zone classi-
fication on the corner of Eagle Road and Floating Feather.
Councilman KRANSEN reported that a public hearing will be held
by the County Commissioners concerning a variance request by
Richard G. Smith to conduct a business in a residential area in
Eagle's impact area. A letter will be written to the County
Commissioners stating Eagle's opposition to this application.
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John Liquori, a representative of the Eagle Ranch Townhouse
Association, asked the council's help in contacting the
builders and asking them to clean up garbage and refuse around
building sites, and also asked the council for street lights
in their area.
There being no further business to come before the council,
the meeting was adjourned. ~
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