Minutes - 2014 - City Council - 02/04/2014 - Special EAGLE CITY COUNCIL
Special Meeting Minutes
February 4,2014
1. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Reynolds calls the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL: Present: MCFARLAND, BUTLER,KUNZ, RIDGEWAY. All present. A
quorum is present.
Butler moves to add to the agenda as new item 6 City Staff Reports. Seconded by
McFarland.ALL AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
Ridgeway would like item 5 Training removed from the agenda. Seconded by McFarland.
Discussion. ALL AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
Ridgeway would like to meet with the Zoning Administrator to go over City procedure prior to
any legal training on land use. He has recently ordered a new book,the latest edition on Roberts
Rules of Order and would like to review that as well. Butler and McFarland agree that the
reviewing the books is a good idea. Kunz has contacted a certified Professional Parliamentarian
and they have suggested 2 publication. Those books are Roberts of Order,Newly Revised the
11th edition and Mastering City Council Meetings by McFarlane. Discussion.
3. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
A. To deliberate and/or make a decision to acquire an interest in real property that is
owned by Ada County,a public agency, namely: For City to respond to the Ada County
Commissioners' offer to sell the approximate 6.61 acres(BMX area) of the Ada-Eagle
Sports Complex to Eagle City at$4,000/acre. Discussion may include whether to ask for
donation, purchase or lease of the BMX or other area of the Ada-Eagle Sports Complex
from Ada County. There will be no public comment taken at this time
Mayor Reynolds introduces the item.
Discussion amongst the Council regarding possibly purchasing the BMX track area,possibly re-
negotiating the lease, and potential continuing maintenance costs for the facility. Parks and
Recreation Director Aho reviews cost estimates for direct cost maintenance cost for the facilities
at the Ada-Eagle Sports Complex. Discussion amongst the Council.
Butler moves to offer$500 per acre to purchase BMX Park area at approximately 6.61
acres. Seconded by McFarland. Discussion. Butler amends the motion to include that the
offer is contingent upon the agreement to sell the other land to the City. Seconded concurs.
Discussion. MCFARLAND AYE; BUTLER AYE; RIDGEWAY NAY; KUNZ NAY:
MAYOR AYE. MOTION CARRIES.
B. Discussion and decision relating to the selection of City manager for BMX track and
activities at the Ada-Eagle Sports Complex in the event that the City acquires the interest
in the BMX land. There will be no public comment taken at this time.
Mayor Reynolds introduces the item.
Butler discusses the need for a volunteer track manager or manager for the BMX facility. City
Attorney Mimura discusses options for agreement for a track operator. Discussion.
Page 1
K:\COUNCIL\MINUTES\Temporary Minutes Work Area\CC-02-04-I4spmin.doc
Staff is directed to is to work with the BMX community and Ada County to draft an agreement
that can be in place to facilitate racing this season regardless of the final outcome of the property
sale.
City Attorney Mimura asks for clarification on behalf of Ada County if the Executive Session
had anything to do with the Sports Complex facility. Mayor states that the agenda is accurate as
it clearly states that the Executive Session is regarding private property not public property.
C. Discuss the State Street& Eagle Road Intersection and the previous study that was
done by ACHD: (MLB) There will be no public comment taken at this time.
Mayor Reynolds introduces the item.
Butler gives a brief history of the item. Discussion regarding the Ada County Highway District
report and the options contained therein. Kunz has reviewed the Eagle Road and State Street
intersection study concept dated February 2014 and encourages everyone to read it as it contains
interesting information. He is also in possession of Technical Memorandum No 2 that shows
estimated costs for construction and right of way acquisition. The study goes into the downtown
connectivity proposals that the prior Council was broadly in agreement on. Discussion
Sabrina Anderson, representing Ada County Highway District. The two plans that are funded
through the integrated five year work plan is the extension of Plaza Drive and the Aikens Street
extension project. Those are the only projects coming up in the next three or four years being
funded by ACHD. They are both pilot projects through economic development. For
clarification, both in the presentations over the last few months, and in the Commission
discussion,the funding of the local connections are not eligible through Capital Improvement
funds, and they are not funded through the Five Year Work Plan. When the choice was made by
the Eagle Council to not choose one of the capacity projects at the intersection of State Street and
Eagle Road the Commission took it as a no build scenario. Local connections are currently
funded through either a community development project or something like an economic
development project.
Discussion amongst Ms. Anderson, Council and City Staff.
*4. EXECUTIVE SESSION: § 67-2345 (C)
When authorized. (1)An executive session at which members of the public are excluded may
be held, but only for the purposes and only in the manner set forth in this section. The motion
to go into executive session shall identify the specific subsections of this section that
authorize the executive session. There shall be a roll call vote on the motion and the vote
shall be recorded in the minutes. An executive session shall be authorized by a two-thirds
(2/3)vote of the governing body. An executive session may be held:
(c) To conduct deliberations concerning labor negotiations or to acquire an interest in real
property which is not owned by a public agency;
McFarland moves to go into executive session Idaho Code 67-2345. When authorized
an executive session at which members of the public are excluded may be held, but only
for the purposes and only in the manner set forth in this section. The motion to go into
executive session shall identify the specific subsections of this section that authorize the
executive session. There shall be a roll call vote on the motion and the vote shall be
recorded in the minutes. An executive session shall be authorized by a two-thirds (2/3)
Page 2
K'.\COUNCIL\MJNUTES\Temporary Minutes Work Area\CC-02-04-14spmin.doe
vote of the governing body. An executive session may be held: (c) To conduct
deliberations concerning labor negotiations or to acquire an interest in real property
which is not owned by a public agency. Specifically for acquiring public property.
Seconded by Butler. MCFARLAND AYE; BUTLER AYE; KUNZ AYE; RIDEWAY
AYE. MOTION CARRIES.
Council goes into Executive Session.
Council discusses acquisition of public property.
Council leaves Executive Session.
Butler moves to direct the Mayor to e-mail Mr.Rincover and instruct him to proceed
with the offers for private property. Seconded by Kunz. MCFARLAND AYE;
BUTLER AYE; KUNZ AYE; RIDGEWAY AYE...MOTION CARRIES.
5. TRAINING: Removed from the agenda,see motion above.
A. Land Use
B. Roberts Rules of Order
6. REPORTS:
City Attorney Susan Buxton, reviews House Bill 1138.
City Planner Baird-Spencer reviews the Beacon Light Comprehensive Plan Scope of Work
options. Discussion.
7. ADJOURNMENT:
Butler moves to adjourn. Seconded by Kunz. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES...
Hearing no further business, the Council meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted:
.• OF Ei ; •.
SHARON K. BERGMANN .•'4C• •' '••.,,<C•
CITY CLERK/TREASURER O ' /1
�
* .� * :
ROVED: SEAL
„JD, ,
J v1ES D. REYNOL S ;q� OF
,,••,••
MAYOR
AN AUDIO RECORDING OF THIS MEETING IS AVAILABLE AT CITY HALL UPON
REQUEST.
Page 3
K.\COUNCIL\MINUTES\Temporary Minutes Work Area\CC-02-04-14spmin.doc
c�ah�fli�
Sharon Berjmann
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Attachments:
Mary McFarland <marydefayette4eagle@gmail.com>
Friday, January 31, 2014 12:00 PM
Sharon Bergmann
Jim Reynolds
Fwd: Eagle Bike Park Management
EagleBikePark_IM BAMcFarland.pdf
Please add to the record and add to council packets. Thanks
Mm
Forwarded message
From: Anna Laxague <anna.laxaaue a,imba.com>
Date: Friday, January 31, 2014
Subject: Eagle Bike Park Management
To: mmcfarland@cityofeagle.ora
Dear Ms. McFarland,
Please find the attached letter in support of the Boise Area Mountain Bike Association's continued assistance in the management of
the Eagle Bike Park in partnership with the City of Eagle.
Please let me know if you have any questions and thank you for your time.
Regards,
Anna Laxague
Anna Laxague
Pacific Northwest Region Director
International Mountain Bicycling Association
Mt Hood Parkdale, OR
Phone: 541.490.2615
anna. Iaxaque(a,imba.com
www.imba.com
Mary McFarland
Eagle City Council President
PQ Box 2284
Eagle, ID 83616
208 440 1252
mmcfarlandc citvofeagIe.org
1/27/14
0 INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN BICYCLING ASSOCIATION
Mary McFarland
City of Eagle - City Council President
660 E Civil Lane
Eagle ID, 83616
RE: Eagle Bike Park management BAMBA and IMBA
Dear Ms. McFarland,
I'm writing on behalf of the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) in
support of the Boise Area Mountain Bike Association's (BAMBA) assistance in
managing and maintaining the Eagle Bike Park and surrounding trail networks.
Since 1988, IMBA has been bringing out the best in mountain biking by encouraging
low -impact riding, volunteer trailwork participation, cooperation among different trail user
groups, grassroots advocacy and innovative trail management solutions. IMBA, in
partnership with local IMBA Chapters takes the lead on assisting land managers with
trail management solutions.
BAMBA is a local IMBA Chapter and we couldn't be more impressed with their ability to
assist in both the construction and the long term management, maintenance and
development of the Eagle Bike Park. Their ability to engage local mountain bikers in
advocacy and projects has been great as has their success in getting people engaged
in active outdoor recreation.
BAMBA and the Eagle Bike Park model has influenced countless bike park projects
throughout the country and even world wide by setting a precedent for successful
partnerships between professional trail builders, local IMBA Chapters and public
agencies.The cooperative relationship between the City of Eagle and BAMBA has made
all the difference in the success at the park. This is the type of private -public partnership
that we see working throughout the nation. The City's willingness to partner with
BAMBA and hire staff dedicated to working with BAMBA shows their ability to
collaborate and forward thinking approach to land management. BAMBA has proven
their commitment through countless hours of volunteer work, fundraising efforts
equalling an estimated $500,000 in donations to the bike park and community events
and only continue to grow their capacity each year.
The coming months (March and April specifically) are a very important time for planning
and trail maintenance of bike parts and typically, the City of Eagle and BAMBA would
have begun discussions around the 2014 projects and maintenance in December.
BAMBA and IMBA are concerned that if these conversations don't start soon we will be
:ons
m.
0 INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN BICYCLING ASSOCIATION
missing the prime season for trail maintenance and we are therefore eager to start
working with the City of Eagle on planning for 2014 as soon as possible.
I encourage you to continue working with BAMBA and assure you that they have IMBA's
support in their work at the Eagle Bike Park and beyond. Eagle Bike Park's legacy is an
important part of the mountain bike access story and we hope that you'll continue to
maintain and possibly grow the park in partnership with BAMBA.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me directly at 541-490-2615
or anna.laxaaue@imba.com
Regards,
Anna Laxague
IMBA Pacific Northwest Region Director
541-490-2615
anna.laxaaue@imba.com
www.imba.com
ac1 mIlLf
Beacon Light Comprehensive Plan Scope of Work
February 4, 2014
Stage 1: Modeling of Land Use Scenarios
Work collaboratively with COMASS and ACHD to analyze through the regional transportation models 4-5
land use scenarios based on the 2040 COMPASS population projections and the impacts on Beacon Light
Road at three horizon years -2025, 2030, & 2035. All modeling will look at both the state and local
roadway networks. Establish an executive committee to select/review scenarios and model runs.
Results of the scenario process will be presented to the public and City Council at an open house/public
comment session during a regular council meeting.
Scenarios will include:
• No new growth in Foothills (aside for entitled development) and keeping Western Area Plan in
place;
• Changing the land use designation between Floating Feather to Beacon Light to 1 unit per 2
acre density & between Beacon Light and Homer to 1 unit per 5 acres density (aside for entitle
development) with both no new growth in Foothills and planned growth within the foothills;
• No new growth in Foothills or Western Area (aside from entitled development);
• Up to 2 additional scenario to be determined by the executive committee;
Product for delivery: Understanding of Transportation Analysis Zone level land use on the
Beacon Light Corridor.
Timeline for delivery: Late May/Early June
Decision Point: Mayor and City Council direction on 1 to 3 scenarios for economic
review.
Estimated Cost: $1,500 mailing and publication costs
No Cost for staff time. City will prepare a member services request to
COMPASS for the modeling needed. No anticipated cost for modeling.
Note: Executive Committee would include 1 member from the City Council, 1 member from the P&Z Commission, 1 member of
the Transportation Committee and agency staff. Staff met with COMPASS staff on 2/4/14 and anticipates a complete scope
from COMASS by 2/7/14.
Stage 2: Economic Impact Analysis
Work with local economist to estimate economic impacts to the City (both general fund and enterprise
funds) associated with up to 3 changes in the land use scenarios for the Comprehensive Plan.
Product for delivery: Economic impact study for scenarios
Timeline for delivery: Late June/Early July
Decision Point: Mayor and City Council direction on potential comprehensive plan
amendment.
Estimated Cost: $5,000 (preliminary estimate)
Stage 3: Como Plan Process
Staff will prepare at the City Council direction a comprehensive plan amendment to address the City
Council's desires for Beacon Light Road within the Western Area and/or Foothills Subareas.
Product for delivery:
Timeline for delivery:
Decision Point:
Estimated Cost:
City -initiate Comprehensive plan Map and Text amendment
Application ready for public hearing by late August/Early September
City Council hearing on amendment before end of 2014
$1,500 mailing and publication costs
Potential additional economist review
Cc�IKbf
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO
Sixty-second Legislature First Regular Session - 2013
IN THE SENATE
SENATE BILL NO. 1138, As Amended
BY STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
1 AN ACT
2 RELATING TO THE LOCAL PLANNING ACT; AMENDING SECTION 67-6511, IDAHO CODE,
3 TO PROVIDE THAT OVERLAY ZONING DISTRICTS HAVE SPECIFIC STANDARDS, TO
4 PROVIDE A CORRECT CODE REFERENCE AND TO MAKE A TECHNICAL CORRECTION;
5 AMENDING SECTION 67-6522, IDAHO CODE, TO PROVIDE THAT IN NO EVENT SHALL
6 THE GOVERNING BOARD BY LOCAL ORDINANCE ENACT PROVISIONS THAT ABROGATE
7 THE STATUTORY AUTHORITY OF A PUBLIC HEALTH DISTRICT, STATE AND/OR FED -
8 ERAL AGENCY; AMENDING SECTION 67-6535, IDAHO CODE, TO ENUMERATE EXPRESS
9 STANDARDS REGARDING THE LOCAL PLANNING ACT, TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES FOR
10 RECONSIDERATION, TO PROVIDE STANDARDS FOR APPEAL AND TO MAKE A TECHNI-
11 CAL CORRECTION; AND AMENDING SECTIONS 31-1425 AND 31-3908A, IDAHO CODE,
12 TO PROVIDE CORRECT CODE REFERENCES.
13 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Idaho:
14 SECTION 1. That Section 67-6511, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
15 amended to read as follows:
16 67-6511. ZONING ORDINANCE. (1) Each governing board shall, by ordi-
17 nance adopted, amended, or repealed in accordance with the notice and hear -
18 ing procedures provided under section 67-6509, Idaho Code, establish within
19 its jurisdiction one (1) or more zones or zoning districts where appropri-
20 ate. The zoning districts shall be in accordance with the policies set forth
21 in the adopted comprehensive plan.
22 (a) Within a zoning district, the governing board shall where appro-
23 priate-r establish standards to regulate and restrict the height, number
24 of stories, size, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair or
25 use of buildings and structures; percentage of lot occupancy, size of
26 courts, yards, and open spaces; density of population; and the location
27 and use of buildings and structures. All standards shall be uniform for
28 each class or kind of buildings throughout each district, but the stan-
29 dards in one (1) district may differ from those in another district .
30 (b) Within an overlay zoning district, the governing board shall es -
31 tablish clear and objective standards for the overlay zoning district
32 while ensuring that application of such standards does not constitute a
33 regulatory taking pursuant to Idaho or federal law.
34 (2) Ordinances establishing zoning districts shall be amended as fol -
35 lows:
36 (a) Requests for an amendment to the zoning ordinance shall be submit -
37 ted to the zoning or planning and zoning commission which shall evalu-
38 ate the request to determine the extent and nature of the amendment re -
39 quested. Particular consideration shall be given to the effects of any
40 proposed zone change upon the delivery of services by any political sub -
41 division providing public services, including school districts, within
42 the planning jurisdiction. An amendment of a zoning ordinance appli-
2
1 cable to an owner's lands or approval of conditional rezoning or denial
2 of a request for rezoning may be subject to the regulatory taking analy-
3 sis provided for by section 67-8003, Idaho Code, consistent with the re -
4 quirements established thereby.
5 (b) After considering the comprehensive plan and other evidence gath-
6 ered through the public hearing process, the zoning or planning and
7 zoning commission may recommend and the governing board may adopt or
8 reject an ordinance amendment pursuant to the notice and hearing pro -
9 cedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code, provided that in the
10 case of a zoning district boundary change, and notwithstanding juris-
11 dictional boundaries, additional notice shall be provided by mail to
12 property owners or purchasers of record within the land being consid-
13 ered, and within three hundred (300) feet of the external boundaries
14 of the land being considered, and any additional area that may be im-
15 pacted by the proposed change as determined by the commission . Notice
16 shall also be posted on the premises not less than one (1) week prior
17 to the hearing. When notice is required to two hundred (200) or more
18 property owners or purchasers of record, alternate forms of procedures
19 which would provide adequate notice may be provided by local ordinance
20 in lieu of posted or mailed notice. In the absence of a locally adopted
21 alternative notice procedure, sufficient notice shall be deemed to have
22 been provided if the city or county provides notice through a display
23 advertisement at least four (4) inches by two (2) columns in size in
24 the official newspaper of the city or county at least fifteen (15) days
25 prior to the hearing date, in addition to site posting on all external
26 boundaries of the site. Any property owner entitled to specific notice
27 pursuant to the provisions of this subsection shall have a right to par -
28 ticipate in public hearings before a planning commission, planning and
29 zoning commission or governing board subject to applicable procedures.
30 (c) The governing board shall analyze proposed changes to zoning or -
31 dinances to ensure that they are not in conflict with the policies of
32 the adopted comprehensive plan. If the request is found by the govern -
33 ing board to be in conflict with the adopted plan, or would result in
34 demonstrable adverse impacts upon the delivery of services by any po-
35 litical subdivision providing public services, including school dis-
36 tricts, within the planning jurisdiction, the governing board may re -
37 quire the request to be submitted to the planning or planning and zoning
38 commission or, in absence of a commission, the governing board may con -
39 sider an amendment to the comprehensive plan pursuant to the notice and
40 hearing procedures provided in section 67-6509, Idaho Code. After the
41 plan has been amended, the zoning ordinance may then be considered for
42 amendment pursuant to zzetien 67 6511 paragraph (b) , I dehe Code of this
43 subsection.
44 (d) If a governing board adopts a zoning classification pursuant to a
45 request by a property owner based upon a valid, existing comprehensive
46 plan and zoning ordinance, the governing board shall not subsequently
47 reverse its action or otherwise change the zoning classification of
48 said property without the consent in writing of the current property
49 owner for a period of four (4) years from the date the governing board
5o adopted said individual property owner's request for a zoning clas-
3
1 sification change. If the governing body does reverse its action or
2 otherwise change the zoning classification of said property during the
3 above four (4) year period without the current property owner's consent
4 in writing, the current property owner shall have standing in a court of
5 competent jurisdiction to enforce the provisions of this section.
6 SECTION 2. That Section 67-6522, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
7 amended to read as follows:
8 67-6522. COMBINING OF PERMITS -- PERMITS TO ASSESSOR. Where practi-
9 cal, the governing board or zoning or planning and zoning commission may com-
10 bine related permits for the convenience of applicants. State and federal
11 agencies should make every effort to combine or coordinate related permits
12 with the local governing board or commission. In no event shall the govern -
13 inq board by local ordinance enact provisions that abrogate the statutory
14 authority of a public health district, state and/or federal agency. Appro-
15 priate permits as defined by local ordinance shall be forwarded to the county
16 assessor.
17 SECTION 3. That Section 67-6535, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
18 amended to read as follows:
19 67-6535. APPROVAL OR DENIAL OF ANY APPLICATION TO BE BASED UPON
20 EXPRESS STANDARDS AND TO 13E IN WRITING. (1) The approval or denial of any
21 application required or authorized pursuant to this chapter shall be based
22 upon standards and criteria which shall be set forth in the comprehensive
23 plan, zoning ordinance or other appropriate ordinance or regulation of the
24 city or county. Such approval standards and criteria shall be set forth in
25 express terms in land use ordinances in order that permit applicants, in -
26 terested residents and decision makers alike may know the express standards
27 that must be met in order to obtain a requested permit or approval. Whenever
28 the nature of any decision standard or criterion allows, the decision shall
29 identify aspects of compliance or noncompliance with relevant approval
30 standards and criteria in the written decision.
31 (2) The approval or denial of any application required or authorized
32 pursuant to this chapter shall be in writing and accompanied by a reasoned
33 statement that explains the criteria and standards considered relevant,
34 states the relevant contested facts relied upon, and explains the rationale
35 for the decision based on the applicable provisions of the comprehensive
36 plan, relevant ordinance and statutory provisions, pertinent constitu-
37 tional principles and factual information contained in the record.
38 (a) Failure to identify the nature of compliance or noncompliance with
39 express approval standards or failure to explain compliance or noncom -
40 pliance with relevant decision criteria shall be grounds for invalida-
41 tion of an approved permit or site-specific authorization, or denial of
42 same, on appeal.
43 (b) Any applicant or affected person seeking -judicial review of com-
44 pliance with the provisions of this section must first seek reconsid-
45 eration of the final decision within fourteen (14) days. Such written
46 request must identify specific deficiencies in the decision for which
47 reconsideration is sought. Upon reconsideration, the decision may be
4\
4
1 affirmed, reversed or modified after compliance with applicable pro -
2 cedural standards. A written decision shall be provided to the appli-
3 cant or affected person within sixty (60) days of receipt of the request
4 for reconsideration or the request is deemed denied. A decision shall
5 not be deemed final for purposes of judicial review unless the process
6 required in this subsection has been followed. The twenty-eight (28)
7 day time frame for seeking judicial review is tolled until the date of
8 the written decision regarding reconsideration or the expiration of the
9 sixty (60) day reconsideration period, whichever occurs first.
10 (3) It is the intent of the legislature that decisions made pursuant to
11 this chapter should be founded upon sound reason and practical application
12 of recognized principles of law. In reviewing such decisions, the courts of
13 the state are directed to consider the proceedings as a whole and to evaluate
14 the adequacy of procedures and resultant decisions in light of practical
15 considerations with an emphasis on fundamental fairness and the essentials
16 of reasoned 4eeis- e n -making decision making. Only those whose challenge
17 to a decision demonstrates actual harm or violation of fundamental rights,
18 not the mere possibility thereof, shall be entitled to a remedy or reversal
19 of a decision. Every final decision rendered concerning a site-specific
20 land use request shall provide or be accompanied by notice to the applicant
21 regarding the applicant's right to request a regulatory taking analysis
22 pursuant to section 67-8003, Idaho Code. An applicant denied an application
23 or aggrieved by a final decision concerning matters identified in section
24 67-6521(1) (a), Idaho Code, may, within twenty-eight (28) days after all
25 remedies have been exhausted under local ordinance, seek judicial review
26 under the procedures provided by chapter 52, title 67, Idaho Code. An appeal
27 shall be from the final decision and not limited to issues raised in the re -
28 quest for reconsideration.
29 SECTION 4. That Section 31-1425, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
30 amended to read as follows:
31 31-1425. EXEMPTIONS. (1) All public utilities, as defined in sec -
32 tion 61-129, Idaho Code, shall be exempt from taxation under the provisions
33 of this chapter and shall not be entitled to the privileges or protection
34 hereby provided without their consent in writing filed with the clerk of the
35 board of county commissioners. Provided however, the board of fire protec-
36 tion commissioners, may enter into an agreement with a public utility for
37 the purpose of affording the privileges or protection provided by the fire
38 protection district to all, or such portion, of the property of the public
39 utility as may be agreed upon between the parties and upon such terms and con -
40 ditions as may be mutually agreed upon between the parties to the agreement .
41 (2) The board of county commissioners, upon application and recommen-
42 dation of the board of fire protection commissioners, may, by an ordinance
43 enacted by not later than the second Monday of July, exempt all or a portion
44 of the unimproved real property within the district from taxation, and may
45 exempt all or a portion of the taxable personal property within the district
46 from taxation. Any ordinance of the board of county commissioners granting
47 an exemption from taxation under the provisions of this section must provide
48 that each category of property is treated uniformly. Notice of intent to
49 adopt an ordinance which exempts unimproved real property shall be provided
5
1 to property owners of record in substantially the same manner as required in
2 section 67-6511(2) (b) , Idaho Code, as if the ordinance were making a zoning
3 district boundary change.
4 SECTION 5. That Section 31-3908A, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
5 amended to read as follows:
6 31-3908A. EXEMPTIONS FROM TAXATION. The board of county commis -
7 sioners, upon application, may, by an ordinance enacted by not later than
8 the second Monday of July, exempt all or a portion of the unimproved real
9 property within the district from taxation, and may exempt all or a por-
10 tion of the taxable personal property within the district from taxation.
11 Any ordinance of the board of county commissioners granting an exemption
12 from taxation under the provisions of this section must provide that each
13 category of property is treated uniformly. Notice of intent to adopt an or -
14 dinance which exempts unimproved real property shall be provided to property
15 owners of record in substantially the same manner as required in section
16 67-6511 (2) (b) , Idaho Code, as if the ordinance were making a zoning district
17 boundary change.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
RS22144
This bill responds to concerns that some decisions rendered pursuant to the Local Land Use
Planning Act (LLUPA) have failed to address clearly expressed decision criteria, have caused
jurisdictional conflicts with state or federal agencies and have brought about a need for expensive
and time-consuming appeals. The amendments to LLUPA set forth in this legislation would
require specific standards in overlay zoning districts, prohibit overlay districts from causing
regulatory taking, forbid abrogation of health district, state or federal jurisdiction by local
ordinance, require that written land use decisions expressly address approval decision criteria and
provide an expeditious reconsideration process to allow affected persons to contest a final decision
before a judicial appeal is allowed to proceed.
The objectives of these amendments are two -fold: To provide clear decision-making criteria for
local decision -makers, applicants and affected residents; and to provide a process of review to
ensure protection of private property rights and due process for affected parties.
FISCAL NOTE
There is no fiscal impact to the general fund. Local government may realize an increase in
administrative costs dependent on the number of reconsiderations processed.
Contact:
Senator John H. Tippets
(208) 332-1000
Statement of Purpose / Fiscal Note S1138
TRANSMITTAL
cca I ti[ iii
Atlas Land Surveying
206 NW 9th Street
Fruitland, ID 83619
Tel: (208) 452-6462
Fax: (208) 452-6462
www.atlas-survey.com
Dean J. Coon, PLS
To: Vern Brewer From: Atlas Land Surveying
206 NW 9th St.
Fruitland, ID 83619
Company: Holladay Engineering Ref. No. 14 -002A -PL -HE
Fax: 204-642-2159 Pages: Multiple
Tel: 208-642-3304 Date: January 30, 2014
Subject: Eagle Sports Park survey (HECO Job. # EG -14-0059A
0 Urgent 0 Please Reply
0 Please Comment 0 For Your Info 0 Please Recycle
Vern,
Three copies of the recorded survey and the boundary descriptions are attached for
your records and distribution to City of Eagle and Ada County as necessary.
you have any questions or if I can be further assistance, please contact me at 208-
739-3802. It's been a pleasure working with you on this project.
Thank You,
Dean J. Coon
Atlas Land Surveying
RECEIVE)
JAN 3 0 2014
HOLLADAY ENGINEERING CO.
PAYETTE, ID
ATLAS LAND SURVEYING
206 NW 9th STREET
PHONE: 208-739-3802
FRUITLAND, ID 83619 www.atlas-survev.com
OFFICE/FAX: 208-452-6462 atlas@atlas-survey.com
BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
ADJUSTMENT PARCEL -EAGLE SPORTS PARK
A parcel of land located in Lot 1, Block 1, Hidden Hollow Subdivision, in the SW1 /4 and SW1 /4NW1 /4
of Section 2 and also in the SE1 /4 and SE1 /4NE1 /4 of Section 3, all in Township 4 North, Range 1
East, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, as follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner of said SW1 /4 (W1/4 corner) of Section 2, being
monumented by an Ada County brass cap monument in concrete;
thence along the north line of said SW1 /4, also being the north line of Agreement No. 6905, a
lease agreement between Ada County and the City of Eagle for Ada -Eagle Sports Complex,
S. 89° 40' 12" E. 400.00 feet, to an aluminum cap on a 5/8" rebar, being the POINT OF
BEGINNING;
thence along the easterly boundary of said Lease Agreement No. 6905, S. 30° 38' 06" E.
491.74 feet, to a set 5/8" rebar with plastic cap stamped "D. COON LS10328", herein after
referred to as "capped rebar";
thence leaving said easterly boundary, S. 70' 10' 54" W. 391.53 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 12° 22' 05" E. 646.75 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 730 11' 12" W. 101.20 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 18 31' 08" E. 235.72 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 710 55' 58" W. 360.70 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 42' 15' 06" W. 63.73 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 650 29' 50" W. 146.05 feet, to a capped rebar on the west line of said Lot 1, Block
1, Hidden Hollow Subdivision, also being the easterly right-of-way line of Horseshoe Bend
Road (old State Highway 55);
thence along the west line of said Lot 1 (easterly right-of-way line), N. 18`06' 39" W. 1755.20
feet, to a found 5/8" rebar;
thence along the west line of said Lot 1, N. 150 58' 15" E. 528.75 feet, to a found 1/2" rebar;
thence along the west line of said Lot 1, N. 810 59' 26" W. 329.97 feet, to a found 5/8" rebar
on the aforesaid easterly right-of-way line;
thence along the west line of said Lot 1 (easterly right-of-way line)
N. 18° 06' 31" W. 102.96 feet, to a capped rebar lying 30 feet
southerly of the centerline of Goose Creek lane;
(Description continues on page 2)
E:\2014 PROJ\14-002A-PL-HE\ADMIN\DESCRIPTIONS\ADJUSTMENT.odt
PAGE 1 OF 2
ATLAS LAND SURVEYING
206 NW 9`h STREET
PHONE: 208-739-3802
FRUITLAND, ID 83619 www.atlas-survev.com
OFFICE/FAX: 208-452-6462 atlas@atlas-survey.com
BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
ADJUSTMENT PARCEL -- EAGLE SPORTS PARK
(Description continued from page 1)
thence the following five (5) courses, all lying 30 feet south of the as -built centerline of
Goose Creek Road:
1) leaving said west line (easterly right-of-way line), easterly 104.41 feet, along the arc of a
340 foot radius, non -tangent curve, concave southerly, through a central angle of 17° 35'
43", and whose long chord bears N. 87' 01' 03" E. 104.00 feet, to a capped rebar;
2) S. 84` 11' 05" E. 74.07 feet, to a capped rebar;
3) easterly 365.27 feet, along the arc of a 530 foot radius curve, concave northerly, through a
central angle of 390 29' 15", and whose long chord bears N. 76° 04' 17" E. 358.08 feet, to a
capped rebar;
4) N. 56° 19' 39" E. 26.03 feet, to a capped rebar;
5) northeasterly 67.75 feet, along the arc of a 255 foot radius curve, concave southeasterly,
through a central angle of 15° 13' 25", and whose long chord bears N. 63° 56' 21" E. 67.55
feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 51° 18' 32" E. 417.66 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 34° 57' 37" E. 238.56 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 320 08' 43" E. 392.15 feet, to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Containing 42.22 acres, more or less.
This description is based on the property line adjustment survey for the Eagle sports park as
shown on record of survey #9632 (Instrument No. 114007793), records of Ada County.
END OF THIS DESCRIPTION THAT CONTAINS 2 PAGES.
E:\2014 PROJ\14-002A-PL-HE\ADMIN\DESCRIPTIONS\ADJUSTMENT.odt
PAGE 2 OF 2
ATLAS LAND SURVEYING
206 NW 9th STREET
PHONE: 208-739-3802
FRUITLAND, ID 83619 www.atlas-survev.com
OFFICE/FAX: 208-452-6462 atlas@atlas-survey.com
BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
BMX TRACK
A parcel of land located in Lot 1, Block 1, Hidden Hollow Subdivision, in the SW1 /4 of Section 2 and
also in the SE1 /4 of Section 3, all in Township 4 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, Ada County,
Idaho, as follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner of said SW1 /4 (W1/4 corner) of Section 2, being
monumented by an Ada County brass cap monument in concrete;
thence N. 89° 29' 18" W. 665.56 feet, to a 5/8" rebar on the west line of said Lot 1, Block 1,
Hidden Hollow Subdivision, also being the easterly right-of-way line of Horseshoe Bend
Road (old State Highway 55);
thence along the west line of said Lot 1 (easterly right-of-way line), S. 180 06' 39" E. 1755.20
feet, to a 5/8" rebar set with plastic cap stamped "D. COON L510328", herein after
referred to as "capped rebar", being the POINT OF BEGINNING;
thence N. 65' 29' 50" E. 146.05 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence N. 420 15' 06" E. 63.73 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence N. 710 55' 58" E. 360.70 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 21042' 31" E. 511.15 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence S. 71 53' 21" W. 596.22 feet, to a capped rebar on the west line of said Lot 1 (easterly
right-of-way line);
thence along said west line (easterly right-of-way line), northerly 106.50 feet, along the arc
of a 1945.94 foot radius, non -tangent curve, concave westerly, through a central angle of
3' 08' 09", and whose chord bears N. 16° 32' 35" W. 106.49 feet, to a capped rebar;
thence continuing along said west line (easterly right-of-way line), N. 18' 06' 39" W. 356.20,
to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Containing 6.61 acres, more or less.
This description is based on the property line adjustment survey for the Eagle sports park as
shown on record of survey #9632 (Instrument No. 114007793), records of Ada County.
END OF THIS DESCRIPTION THAT CONTAINS 1 PAGE.
E:\2014 PROJ\14-002A-PL-HE\ADMIN\DESCRIPTIONS\BMX TRACK.odt
PAGE 1 OF 1
ATLAS LAND SURVEYING
206 NW 9th STREET
PHONE: 208-739-3802
FRUITLAND, ID 83619 www.atlas-survev.com
OFFICE/FAX: 208-452-6462 atlas@atlas-survey.com
BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
INGRESS/EGRESS EASEMENT
TO BMX TRACK
A parcel of land located in Lot 1, Block 1, Hidden Hollow Subdivision, in the SW1 /4 of Section 2 and
also in the SE1 /4 of Section 3, all in Township 4 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, Ada County,
Idaho, as follows:
Commencing at the northwest corner of said SW1 /4 (W1/4 corner) of Section 2, being
monumented by an Ada County brass cap monument in concrete;
thence N. 89° 29' 18" W. 665.56 feet, to a 5/8" rebar on the west line of said Lot 1, Block 1,
Hidden Hollow Subdivision, also being the easterly right-of-way line of Horseshoe Bend
Road (old State Highway 55);
thence along the west line of said Lot 1 (easterly right-of-way line), S. 18" 06' 39" E. 1650.49
feet, being the POINT OF BEGINNING;
thence N. 71° 53' 21" E. 66.18 feet;
thence N. 26° 53' 21" E. 58.16 feet;
thence N. 71° 53' 21" E. 39.32 feet;
thence S. 63' 06' 39" E. 59.23 feet;
thence S. 18° 06' 39" E. 34.84 feet;
thence S. 26' 53' 21" W. 57.21 feet;
thence S. 04° 52' 54" E. 12.73 feet, to a 5/8" rebar with plastic cap stamped "D. COON
LS10328" at an angle point in the northerly line of the above described BMX Track parcel;
thence along said northerly line, S. 65° 29' 50" W. 32.29 feet;
thence N. 18° 06' 50" W. 15.58 feet;
thence N. 63' 06' 39" W. 58.64 feet;
thence S. 710 53' 21" W. 71.59 feet, to the aforesaid west line of Lot 1, Block 1, Hidden
Hollow Subdivision (aforesaid easterly right-of-way line);
thence along said west line (said easterly right-of-way line), N. 18' 06' 39" W. 35.00 feet, to
the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Containing 0.31 acres, more or less.
This description is based on the property line adjustment survey for
the Eagle sports park as shown on record of survey 1/9632
(Instrument No. 114007793), records of Ada County.
END OF THIS DESCRIPTION THAT CONTAINS 1 PAGE.
E:\2014 PROJ\14-002A-PL-HE\ADMIN\DESCRIPTIONS\BMX TRACK EASEMENT.odt
PAGE 1 OF 1
ATLAS LAND SURVEYING
206 NW 9th STREET
PHONE: 208-739-3802
FRUITLAND, ID 83619 www.atlas-survev.com
OFFICE/FAX: 208-452-6462 atlas@atlas-survey.com
BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
50' WIDE ACCESS EASEMENT OVER SPORTS COMPLEX AND
CITY OF EAGLE WATER TANK SITE
A strip of land 50 feet wide, lying within lot 1 of Block 1 of Hidden Hollow Subdivision, in a portion of
the NW1 /4SW1 /4 of Section 2 and also in the NE1 /4SE1 /4 of Section 3, all in Township 4 North,
Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, said strip lying 25 feet on each side of the following
described reference line:
Commencing at the northwest corner of said SW1 /4 (W1/4 corner) of Section 2, being
monumented by an Ada County brass cap monument in concrete;
thence N. 89° 29' 29" W. 665.66 feet, to a 5/8" rebar on the west line of said Lot 1, Block 1,
Hidden Hollow Subdivision, also being the easterly right-of-way line of Horseshoe Bend
Road (old State Highway 55);
thence along the west line of said Lot 1 (easterly right-of-way line), S. 18' 06' 50" E. 779.18
feet, to the intersection of said right-of-way line and the center line of an easement
described in Inst. No. 7917727, reords of Ada County, said point being the POINT OF
BEGINNING of said reference line;
thence along said easement center line, N. 60° 15' 23" E. 216.05 feet;
thence along said easement center line, N. 14° 03' 23" E. 234.20 feet;
thence along said easement center line, N. 16° 44' 37" W. 256.71 feet;
thence leaving said easement center line and running northeasterly, 168.47 feet, along the
arc of a 90.00 foot radius curve, concave southeasterly, through a central angle of 107° 15'
08", and whose chord bears N. 36" 52' 57" E. 144.93 feet, to a point lying 40 feet south of,
and measured at right angle to, the course first described above;
thence along a line parallel with, and 40.00 feet south of, said course, S. 89" 29' 29" E.
166.61 feet, to a point on the west line of said SW1/4 of Section 2;
thence along a line parallel with, and 40.00 feet south of, the north line of said SW1/4 S. 89°
40' 28" E. 185.73 feet;
thence southeasterly, 57.81 feet, along the arce of a 50.00 foot radius curve, concave
southwesterly, throught a central angle of 66' 14' 55", and whose chord bears S. 56° 33'
00" E. 54.65 feet;
thenc S. 23° 25' 33" E. 106.30 feet
(Description continues on page 2)
E:12014 PROJ\14-002A-PL-HE\ADMIN\DESCRIPTIONS\50' County Easement.odt
PAGE 1 OF 2
ATLAS LAND SURVEYING
206 NW 9th STREET
PHONE: 208-739-3802
FRUITLAND, ID 83619 www.atlas-survev.com
OFFICE/FAX: 208-452-6462 atlas®atlas-survey.com
BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
50' WIDE ACCESS EASEMENT OVER SPORTS COMPLEX AND
CITY OF EAGLE WATER TANK SITE
(Description continued from page 1)
thence southeasterly, 40.06 feet, along the arc of a 60.00 foot radius curve, concave
northeasterly, through a central angle of 38° 15' 20", and whose long chord bears S. 42° 32'
13" E. 39.32 feet;
thence S. 61° 40' 52" E. 159.01 feet;
thence easterly, 39.71 feet, along the arc of a 90.00 foot radius curve, concave northerly,
through a central angle of 25° 16' 57", and whose long chord bears S. 74° 19' 21" E. 39.39
feet;
thence S. 86° 57' 50" E. 219.17 feet;
thence northerly 194.17 feet, along the arc of a 120.00 foot radius curve, concave
northwesterly, through a central angle of 92° 42' 38", and whose long chord bears N. 46°
40' 51" E. 173.67 feet, to a point lying 25.00 feet west, measured at right angles, of the
east line of the Eagle Water Tank Site parcel, described in the Quitclaim Deed to City of
Eagle, recorded March 28, 2006, at instrument no. 106047245, records of Ada County;
thence along a line parallel with, and 25.00 feet west of, said east line, N. 00° 19' 32" E.
171.47 feet, more or less, to a point on the north line of said SW1/4 of Section 2, being the
POINT OF TERMINUS of said reference line.
The north and south sidelines at the west end of said easement shall be shortened or
extended to terminate at the said easterly right-of-way line. The east and west sidelines
at the north end of said easement shall be shortened or extended to terminate at the
north line of said SW1 /4 of Section 2.
Bearing being based on the Ada County Lease Area as shown on record of survey #3091
(Instrument No. 95006284), records of Ada County.
END OF THIS DESCRIPTION THAT CONTAINS 2 PAGE.
E:\2014 PROJ\14-002A-PL-HE\ADMIN\DESCRIPTIONS\50' County Easement.odt
PAGE 2 OF 2
co 42-- �R OsG'P
G
4. Ivk
ix 0
a. 1,' 8
Boundary Description
80' WIDEINGRESS/ EGRESS EASEMENT
A strip of land 80 feet wide, Tying within lot 1 of Block 1 of Hidden Hollow Subdivision, in a portion of the
NW1/4SW1/4 Section 2 and the NE1/4SE1/4 Section 3, Township 4 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian,
Ada County, Idaho, said strip Tying 40 feet on each side of the following described reference line:
COMMENCING at the quarter corner common to said Sections 3 & 2, which is monumented with a
found brass cap set In concrete;
thence along the north line of the southeast quarter of said Section 3, N 89°29'29" W 665.66 feet, to a
point on the easterly right-of-way line of old State Highway No. 55, now North Horseshoe Bend Road;
thence along said right-of-way line S 18°06'50" E 779.18 feet, to the intersection of said right-of-way
line and the center line of an easement described in Inst. No. 7917727, records of Ada County, said point
being the POINT OF BEGINNING of said reference line;
thence along said easement center line N 60°1523" E 216.05 feet;
thence along said easement centerline N 14°03'23" E 234.20 feet;
thence along said easement centerline N 16°44'37" W 256.71 feet;
thence leaving said easement center line and running northeasterly, 168.47 feet along a 90.00 foot
radius curve concave southeasterly, through a central angle of 107°15'08", said curve having a long
chord bearing N 36°52'57" E 144.93 feet, to a point lying 40 feet south of, and measured at right
angles to, the north line of said southeast quarter of Section 3;
thence along a line parallel with, and 40.00 feet south of, said north line S 89°29'29" E 166.61 feet, to a
point on the east line thereof;
thence along a line parallel with, and 40.00 feet south of, the north line of the southwest quarter of said
Section 2, S 89°40'28" E 185.73 feet;
thence southeasterly, 57.81 feet along a 50 foot radius curve concave southwesterly, through a central
angle of 66°14'55", said curve having a long chord bearing S 56°33'00" E 54.65 feet;
thence S 23°25'33" E 106.30 feet;
thence southeasterly, 40.06 feet alono a 60 foot radius curve concave
northeasterly, through a central angle of 38°15'20", said curve having a long chord
bearing S 42°32'13" E 39.32 feet;
thence S 61°40'52" E 159.01 feet;
THIS DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED BY DEAN 3. COON, PLS10328
ON DECEMBER 13, 2006
G:\Eg\021805\survey\Revised Ingress -Egress Easement.doc
PAGE 1 OF. 2
thence easterly, 39.71 feet along a 90 foot radius curve concave northerly, through a central angle of
25°16'57", said curve having a long chord bearing S 74°19'21" E 39.39 feet;
thence S 86°57'50" E 120.00 feet, to the POINT OF TERMINUS of said reference line.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM all lands lying northeasterly of the easterly line of Ada -County Lease Area
as shown on Record of Survey #3091 (Inst. No. 95006284).
The north and south sidelines at the west end of said easement shall be shortened or extended to
terminate at the said easterly right-of-way line.
The parcel of land to which this description applies contains 137,721 square feet (3.162 acres), more or
Tess.
Bearings are based upon the Ada County Lease Area as shown on Record of Survey #3091 (Inst. No.
95006284), records of Ada County
END OF THIS DESCRIPTION THAT CONTAINS 2 PAGES.
THIS DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED BY DEAN J. COON, PLS10328
ON DECEMBER 13, 2006
G:\Eg\021805\survey‘Rev(sed Ingress -Egress Easementdoc
PAGE 2 OF 2
Boundary Description
DRAINAGE POND EASEMENT
A parcel of land, lying within Lot 1 of Block 1 of Hidden Hollow Subdivision, in a portion of the
NW1/4SW1/4 Section 2, Township 4 North, Range 1 East, Boise Meridian, Ada County, Idaho, more
particularly described *as follows:
COMMENCING at the quarter corner common to said Sections 3 & 2, which is monumented with a
found brass cap set in concrete;
thence along the north line of the southwest quarter of said Section 2, S 89°40'28" E 197.10 feet,
thence perpendicular to said north line, S 00°19'32" W 34.22 feet, being the POINT OF BEGINNING;
thence S 08°0737" W 111.22 feet:
thence N 87°02'55" W 91.78 feet;,
thence N 00°00'00" E 80.56 feet:
thence N 76°59'11" E 110.22 feet, to the POINT OF BEGINNING;
The parcel of land to which this description applies contains 9,409 square feet (0.216 acres), more or
less.
Bearings are based upon the Ada County Lease Area as shown on Record of Survey #3091 (Inst. No.
95006284), records of Ada County
END OF THIS DESCRIPTION THAT CONTAINS 1 PAGES.
THIS DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED BY DEAN 3. COON, PLS10328
ON FEBRUARY 27, 2007, FROM RECORD DOCUMENTS.
G:\Eg\021805\survey\Drainage Pond Easement.doc
PAGE 1 OF 1
Trail costs in leased area of Ada/Eagle Sports Complex
Project
Project Description
One time
Cost Description Total Cost
Completion of Bridge for Flow Trail all
engineering is complete bridge will be Includes all
fabricated off site and brought on to building no
Flow Trail Bridge Construction site for installation installation
Install above mentioned Flow trail
Flow Trail Installation Bridge
Permanent signage for Flow Flow Trail is a one way trail for bikes
Trail only and needs signs installed
Placing rocks on downhill side of
Armoring of drainage areas drainage areas of the Flow trail to
on Flow Trail prevent erosion
Spring Seeding of new Flow Reseed disturbed area from
Trail construction of Flow Trail
Trail map with new Flow Trail New map of the trails is needed due
included to the addition of the Flow Trail
Signs at top, bottom and intersection
New signage for Shake n Bake with Junkyard
Install 20-30 Targe stones on
side of large Rock garden on To increase width, deter ride -a -rounds Rocks, labor and
Shake -n -Bake and reduce erosion volunteers
$30,000
Using contractor
and volunteers to
install bridge
includes
transportation of
fabricated bridge $15,000
Manufacture and
install 8 sign
posts and signs. $1,000
Cost of rocks and
labor $750
Cost ot seed,
staff and
volunteers $300
Cost ot getting
copy ready file of
map created $500
signs, posts and
labor $500
$2,000
(c
Reinstall fence at top of
longest rock garden on Shake- add fence section with signage to stay
n -Bake on trails and not create ride-arounds
Armor 4 berms on Shake -n -
Bake 2 after trail crossing
and 2 after small rock drop
Shake n Bake trail crossing
with Junkyard lowered
Rebuild 4 berms on Stormin'
Mormon
Install erosion control on
Stormin' Mormon
Improve longevity and usability of the
berms
Lower a 30-40 foot section of
Junkyard by 3 feet Reinstall trail
crossing so approach is level and
down ramp has a shallow angle
Include armoring with cinder block
Erosion control
Rebuild 4-5 trail sections on
Stormin' Mormon Trail sections need improvement
Roll -downs on Stormin'
Mormon
Install Rainbow bridge on
canyon gap on Stormin'
Mormon
Install 3 trail crossing as add ons to
existing structures
Bridge is needed on trail to improve
crossing
Fencing, sign and
labor
Cinder Blocks,
labor and
volunteers
Labor, excavator
and volunteers
$700 per perm
includes labor
and material
$700
$2,000
$2,500
$2,800
includes wattles
and labor $200
Using
professional trail
builder at $1450
per day for 2
days $2,900
Design,
engineering,
construction and
installation $25,000
Includes design,
engineering,
construction and
installation
$20,000
New signage installed at top,
bottom, 3 intersections,
drops and canyon gap on signs, posts and
Stormin' Mormon Need signs at these locations labor
On the south-east side of the hill,
Close down old ranch road restore by reseeding and installing
from Rabbit Run to top of fence and rerouting with a new single Labor and
Flow Trail track trail materials
$1,500
$ 2,000
Utilizing the Alpine Bike Parks 2012
Existing Conditions and Risk
Finish Trail signage plan for all Management Analysis report place Signs, posts and
cross country trails needed signage throughout the park labor $5,000
On-going all trails
Bi -annual Trail Inspection of Spring and Fall Inspection of all trails 46 hours x
all trails and conditions $15/hr. $690
80 hours x
May and late June includes spraying $15/hr. plus
Bi -annual weed control of all and cutting back vegetation alongside weed spray cost
trails trails of $300 $1,500
Rebuild/repair water bars on Annual inspection and repair of trail 20 hours x
trails water bars $15/hr. $300
40 hours x
Decommission socially $15/hr. plus
formed trails and replace material costs for
signs as needed Done as needed signs $500 $1,100
Bi -annual reshaping of jumps rebuild, fix and reshape areas worn 120 hours x
and berms from use and erosion $15/hr. $1,800
80 hours x
Repair rain damage to trails Done as needed $15/hour $1,200
On-going specific trails
Remove sediment from
entrance to grade reversals
on Flow trail and Stormin' 80 hours x
Mormon Bi -annually $15/hr. $1,200
Repair to rock garden on 10 hours x
Shake -n -Bake Annually $15/hr. $150
Repaint trail crossing
structures on Stormin'
Mormon Annually Labor and paint $200
Total one time $114,650
Total annually $8,140