Minutes - 1977 - City Council - 05/10/1977 - RegularMay 10, 1977
The regular meeting of the Eagle City Council was tailed to order by
}~yor Deekard at 7:30 P. M., May 10, 1977.
Councilmen present: Lowe, Herrick, Arnold, Peerman
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as printed.
Orainance 1~. 34 was read for the third time: "AM ORDINANCE A~XINO
CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: P~SIDENT?A1. LOTS
AND ROADWAYS OF THE PROPOSED EA~LE HILLS ltl!ST NO. 3 AI~ 4 SUBDIVISIONS
IN A PORTION OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION 9, T4N., R1E., B. H. FACLE, ADA
COUNTY, IDAHO. LeRoy Pearman moved tha~ Ordinance No. 34 be adopted by
the City of Eagle. Fred Lowe seconded the motion.
Ordinance No. 35 was read for the second t~e.
Ordinance NO. 36 was read for the first time.
LeV~y Pearmanmoved to lc&ye the rear yard setback for residential,
at 25' but to incorporate into the ordinance a variance procedure for
alteration of the rear yard setback. Brad Herrick seconded the motion,
Brad Herriek withJrew the second to his motion.
LeRoy Pea~man suggested this motion and the variance provi~ion contained
within be submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission for their
recommendations.
Fred Love moved that the preliminar~ plat of Eagle Rills West #4 be
approved ~abJect-to compliance wl~ ~he fei!owing conditions: Ted
Arnold seconded the motion.
Submit a copy of the surety agreement with the Ada County Highway
District in the amount of 110 percen~ of the estim~ted cost of
offstte improvements or the completion and acceptance of said
improvements prior to recording the final plat.
Submit a letter of approval of the drainage plan by the Ada County
Highway District and the County Engineer prior to recording the
final' plat.
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All street names to be approved by the Ada County Building Department
prior to submitting the final plat for recording.
Submit a letter of acceptance for water service from the Eagle
Water Corporation prior to recording the final plat.
Submit a letter of acceptance from the Eagle Sewer and Water
Company prior to recording tha final plat.
Minimum building setback lines shall be in accordance with the zone
standards in effect for the area and delineated on the final plat.
Prior to submitting the final plat for recordins the following
endorsements or certification~ must be executed: Signatures of
owners or dedicators, Certificate of the Engineer, Certificate of
Central District Health Department, Certificate of the City Clerk.
Subdivision staff to review pla~ after these signatures are
obtained.
8. Submit a copy of the restrictive covenants which have been registered
to be on file with the final plat.
Mr. C,-,~tngs representing Eagle Crest Apartments requested a continuation
of a Conditional Use Permit. Attorney Cosho ~11 render au opinion on
this request within 5 days.
An application for a beer license vas submitted by True Value Oil
Company operating on the corner of Highway 44 and Highway 69. Fred
Ixnee moved that this application be denied for the follo~ng t~o reasons:
1. This score ie only 249' from the Baptist Church.
2, The application did not contain the sig-nautres of six (6) residents
of the City of ~agle.
Brad Herrickmoved that the City of Eagle contribute $10.00 to District
~3 to purchase door prises for the AIC Convention. Fred Love seconded
the motion.
liike Preston from J. U. B. Engineers requested to be on the agenda
~or the June 14thmee£img.
A letter of resignation,vas read from Diana Rutledge frmn the position
of librarian, llasi~nation effective May 31, 1977.
LeRoy Pearmanmoved that a recommendation be sent to the library board
stating that the mayor is the chief administrator of all city ~vloyees.
Fred Lmee seconded the motion. Hayer Deckard asked the library board to
respond to this reconnenda~ion within 5 days.
Ted Arnold ~oved that the followin~ proclamation be adopted. Brad
Herrick seconded the Hotion.
~F21FAS, the unprecendentad drought end the extr~m-ly poor winter
snowpack are predicted to result in the lo~eat sunnet river-flo~s in
recorded history, end
I~EP. EA~, the predicted lev river-flays will not be sufficient
to produce the total amount of hydrogeneration required to meet the
State's normal needs for electi,~ energy, end
~gERFAS, a shortaSe of electric ener~ywill have an adverse
effect upon employment, upon the State's economy and upon the general
welfare, and
WHEREAS, the adverse effects of am electric shortage can be
min~sed by each citizen reducin~ electric and water useage nov Co
save water in storage reservoirs for the generation of electricity
later on in the year, and
~HEP. EAS~ in many areas of the State ~.~ater supplies will be
critically short for domestic~ agricultural and industriafi use, and
WHEP~F~4~, the Govenor of the State of Idaho, in recognition of
the drought-caused ~ergency, has requested all citizens to
voluntarily curtail their use of electricity and water by 25 percent~
Now, therefore, we request the citizmns <~f Eagle to voluntarily
reduce their useage of electricity g;~d water by 25 percent, %~e fulther
ask that each individual citizen accept thi~ responsibility and act
unselfishly for the Benefit of allo
Ted Arnold asked the mayor to appoiat a new raFrezentntiw~ in
his place to the Ada Planning Aasoci~tlon. ~!ayor Deckard aDpointed
Fred Lowe to this position~
There being no further b~aainess to como before the counciI:: the
meetiug was adjourned.