Minutes - 1989 - City Council - 09/12/1989 - RegularEAGLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 12, 1989
The Eagle City Council met in regular session on September 12,
1989. Mayor GUERBER presiding.
The following members were present: TOM MINOW, GARY WALKER.
STEVE HAMMONS STEVE MATLOCK.
Moved by BAMMONS
of the August 29,
CARRIED.
and seconded by WALKER to approve the minutes
1989 meeting as presented. ALL AYE: MOTION
BUDGET PUBLIC BEARING (continued from September 7, 1989)
Moved by MINOW to approve the 1989-90 budget with an increase in
the amount of $2,226 in expenses awarded to the Library, making
the line item read $31,760. Motion seconded by WALKER. AYE:
MATLOCK, MINOW, WALKER. NAY: HAMMONS. MOTION CARRIED.
Moved by MINOW and seconded by MATLOCK to dispense with the 3
day reading rule and to consider Ordinance 155, The Annual
Appropriation Ordinance immediately. ALL AYE~ MOTION CARRIED.
Moved by MINOW and seconded by MATLOCK to approve Ordinance %155
as presented. ALL AYE: MOTION CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING/JOPLN RANCH ANNEXATION AND ZONING:
Presentation by representative for Joplin Ranch, Robert Donovan.
Mr. Donovan requested annexation to the City of Eagle and asked
for R-5 zoning. He advised Council that the subdivision planned
for that area would include a retirement center, apartments and
front single family dwelling lots in phase 1. The entire
subdivision will include the retirement center, town houses,
apartments, single family dwelling units, a golf course and club,
and lakes. There will be a pathway at the river for bikes and
walking. There was no opposition to the proposal. Favorable
testimony received from Tom Gilbert.
Moved by MINOW and seconded by WALKER to approve the application
for annexation and zoning as requested. ALL AYE: MOTION
CARRIED.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
FINDINGS OF FACT/CONCLUSION OF LAW-EAGLE RIM ESTATES:
Moved by HAMMONS and seconded by MINOW to approve as presented.
ALL AYE: MOTION CARRIED.
ISLAND INN/LIQUOR,BEER AND WINE PERMIT:
Owner of Island Inn, Bob Reitan advised the Council that Central
District Health has approved the septic system on the property
and has received licenses for beer and wine from the State of
Idaho and Ada County. Moved by HAMMONS and seconded by MINOW to
approve the application as submitted. AYE: MINOW, HAMMONS,
WALKER. NAYs MATLOCK. MOTION CARRIED.
RIVERSTONE SUBDIVISIONs Moved by MINOW and seconded by MATLOCK
to add to the agenda Riverstone Final Plat approval. ALL AYE:
MOTION CARRIED.
Larry Sale, the City Engineer, advised the Council that the plat
does comply with the requirements and he has signed the plat. It
must go to Central District Health for signature before the City
Clerk signs the plat. Moved by MINOW and seconded by WALKER to
approve the final plat with two stipulations, City Hall has the
subdivision plan and the well easement is satisfied, subject to
final approval of Central District Health. ALL AYEs MOTION
CARRIED.
ANNEXATION: Moved by MINOW and seconded by WALKER to send the
proposed areas of annexation and zoning to the Eagle Planning and
Zoning for recommendations as to which properties to consider
annexing, the order of annexation, and a request that the
results be returned to Council within a month. ALL AYE: MOTION
CARRIED.
NICK HALLETT, Meridian School District: Presentation by Mr.
Hallett regarding the enrollment in the district. Mr. Hallett
advised the Council that there will be no bond election, that
enrollment is now at 14,249, a higher increase than expected.
The Eagle enrollment is just about at capacity and in future
years the district will be looking for property in this area for
for an additional school.
RESOLUTION 6-89/PROCLAIMING A GENERAL ELECTIONs
Moved by WALKER and seconded by MINOW to adopt Resolution 6-89
proclaiming a general election on November 7, 1989. ALL AYE:
MOTION CARRIED.
ATTORNEY'S REPORT: The City Attorney asked the Council to
dismiss the petition for water lines previously documented with
the PUC at the time the Senior/Community Center and City Hall was
being constructed; the matter was resolved some time ago. Moved
by MINOW and seconded by WALKER to approve dismissal of the
petition. ALL AYE: MOTION CARRIED.
The City Attorney also advised Council that upon investigation
regarding fees collected by a city for traffic violations, the
city is allowed 90%.
MAYOR'S REPORT: City Hall has received a complaint regarding
~late hours, noise and abusive language at Fabco. The Mayor will
be sending a letter to Fabco on this issue.
Mayor GUERBER advised the Council that in a letter received by
the Idaho State Transportation there has been a shift on the
bypass to 1995.
Mayor GUERBER attended the public hearing regarding the Eagle
Water Company at PUC. There was consideration of a rate
increase, further determination of the Eagle Water Co. recovery
will be after that has been implemented. Mayor GUERBER asked
that the meeting conducted by PUC be held at the Eagle City Hall.
ADA COUNTY SHERIFF: Presentation by Lt. Ted Bowers. Lt. Bowers
introduced Patrol Commander Pat Cowles to the Council and stated
that Cowles will be attending the Council meetings. He asked for
Cowles to be put on the agenda every other meeting. Cowles will
get the figures for the Council on the cost of a officer assigned
to the Eagle Area. He recommended that if we do patrol our area
that prosecution be initiated with the Ada County Prosecutors
Office.
COMMITTEE REPORTS: HAMMONS: On September 19th the Greenbelt
Committee meeting will be held at City Hall. The Centennial
meeting will be held on October 2nd.
WALKER: The Library is progressing with communication with the
Ada County Free Library District on another proposed contract.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY: Moved by MINOW and seconded by MATLOCK
to approve the claims presented by the Eagle Sewer District on
the Block Grant and all other claims presented by the City. ALL
AYE: MOTION CARRIED.
Moved by MINOW and seconded by WALKER to adjourn.
8:50 p.m.
The time was
Respectfu~ubmitted:
Ba~d~ra Montgdmel~y', ~ity ~lerk
Mayor Steve Guerber