Minutes - 2015 - City Council - 09/22/2015 - RegularEAGLE CITY COUNCIL
Minutes
September 22, 2015
PRE COUNCIL AGENDA:
1. ACSO Monthly Report: Chief Patrick Calley: the report is in your packet. We are losing our
Admin Clerk so we will be filling that position. We have our fleet of cars up and going and I
will introduce our new deputies at the next meeting. Provides an overview of the monthly report.
2. Discussion/workshop with Boise City Prosecutor's Office regarding city code amendments
pertaining to code enforcement. Terry Derden displays a power pointe presentation on code
amendments and provides Council an overview of suggested changes. General discussion.
3. Mayor and Council Reports:
Mayor: Mayor distributes a report on the Eagle Road and Old State Street Intersection Proposal
from Fulcrum Exp, LLC.
McFarland: No report
Butler: No report
Kunz: No report
Ridgeway: No report
4. City Hall Department Supervisor Reports:
Park/Rec- Facilities Director Aho: I had the opportunity to attend the National Parks and
Recreation Conference last week. Director provides Council an overview of the
workshops he attended. The Master Plan will be on your next agenda. Discusses the first City
Classic car show, some changes that should be made to the bike trails at the Sports Complex, and
the Day of Caring which is Thursday, September 24`h. General discussion.
Planning & Zoning Administrator Vaughan: No report
City Clerk/Treasurer Bergmann: No report
5. City Attorney Report: No report
INVOCATION:
1. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Reynolds calls the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL: MCFARLAND, BUTLER, KUNZ, RIDGEWAY. All present. A quorum
is present.
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Reynolds leads the Pledge of Allegiance.
4. SERVICE RECOGNITION:
A. The City would like to honor the outgoing commission members and thank them for
their service and dedication.
1. The City would like to honor Joel Grounds for his service to the Eagle community while
serving on the Transportation Committee.
The Mayor thanks Joel Grounds for his service on the Transportation Committee and presents
him with a City of Eagle plaque in recognition of his service.
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5. ADDITIONS. DELETIONS OR MODIFICATIONS TO THE AGENDA:
Ridgeway: the Clerk's Office has asked us to make an addition.
General discussion on the use of the Eagle In Flight in front of the Sunburst logo.
Kunz moves to amend the Consent Agenda to add Item #7K to consider approval for
candidates to use the trademark image of the Eagle In Flight in front of the Sunburst for
the duration of the 2015 General Election. Seconded by Butler. Discussion. Ridgeway
recuses himself on this vote. THREE AYES: MOTION CARRIES............
6. PUBLIC COMMENT:
This time is reserved for the public to address their elected officials regarding concerns or
comments they would like to provide to the City Council regarding subjects not on the
agenda. At times, the City Council may seek comments /opinions regarding specific City
matters during this allotted time. This is not the time slot to give formal testimony on a
public hearing matter, or comment on a pending application or proposal. Out of
courtesy for all who wish to speak, the City Council requests each speaker limit their
comments to three (3) minutes.
Shelly Brock, 8770 W. Chaparral Road, Citizens Allied for Integrity and Accountability, displays
a power point presentation in regards to fracking and discusses the same. General discussion.
Council concurs to have a special meeting including both sides and the City Attorney on
October 20`h at 6:00 p.m.
Bob Ward, 3007 E. Lakeland Lane, distributes packets to the Council and discusses the issues
with Idaho Concrete.
Zoning Administrator Vaughan: I have met with the HOA and representatives from Idaho
Concrete Company. It appears that both parties have legitimate concerns. This is not going to be
an easy resolution. At this point I am still in the fact finding stage of this. This might be a
special meeting issue. General discussion.
City Attorney McLain: The City Attorney's Office has also been working on this issue. This is
not an easy solution as we are working with a very old permit. The permit speaks to hours of
operation so we are looking into this. We will continue to work with the concrete company to
see what mitigation we can do to cut out the sound as well as the dust abatement. We may reach
a point where we will need to do a show cause action but the City Attorney's Office is not ready
at this point to say they are in violation. We are still doing fact findings and doing mitigating
steps to both help the neighbors as well as the business owners that are in the City.
Butler: This is a land use matter and should go through the proper process. Our staff should
write a staff report or an opinion about this and let it be appealed by either the homeowners who
are adjacent to it or by the developers. This would get it formalized.
General discussion.
Susan Budge, Idaho Petroleum Council. I appreciate Council's decision to have a special
meeting. I do want to let you know that there is no intended activity in this area at all. There are
leases in the area.
7. CONSENT AGENDA:
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♦ 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 City Council.
♦ 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. City Prosecution and Criminal Legal Services Agreement between the City
of Eagle and City of Boise for Fiscal Year 2015 -2016.
♦ C. First Amendment to Lease Agreement between Eagle Industrial Center and
City of Eagle: (MA)
♦ D. Re- appointment to the Transportation Committee: Mayor Reynolds is
seeking the re- appointment of David Butzier to the Committee. This 2 -year term will
expire in September 2017. (JDR)
♦ E. Resolution 15 -24 — City of Eagle Water Department Rate Change: A
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Eagle, Ada County, Idaho, establishing
City Water System customer charges and volume charges, and providing an effective
date. The proposed change will affect only three (3) rates and will be an increase of
2 %. (KA)
♦ F. Noise Waiver Request — Eagle Volunteer Fire Department: The Eagle
Volunteer Fire Department is requesting a noise waiver until midnight to
accommodate their annual Haunted Woods fundraiser on the following dates:
October 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30 and 31. The fundraiser takes place near the Boise
River behind Merrill Park.
♦ G. Appointment to the Library Board: Mayor Reynolds is requesting the
appointment of Jill Mitchell to the Library Board. Ms. Mitchell's term will expire in
September 2020. (JDR)
♦ H. Minutes of September 3, 2015.
♦ I. Minutes of September 8, 2015.
♦ J. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for FPUD -06 -15 & FP -09 -15 —
Final Development Plan and Final Plat for Snoqualmie Falls Subdivision No. 8
— Brahma LLC: Brahma LLC., represented by Justin Martin, is requesting final
development plan and final plat approvals for Snoqualmie Falls Subdivision No. 8, a
60 -lot (49 buildable, 11 common) residential subdivision. The 24.51 -acre site is
generally located south of Floating Feather Road, between Linder Road and Palmer
Lane, at the terminus of West Nordic Drive. (WEV)
♦ K. City Council approval for candidates to use the Eagle in Flight logo during
the 2015 General Election.
Kunz moves to approve Consent Agenda Items #A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J with K
being taken up with a separate motion. Seconded by McFarland. McFarland: AYE;
Butler: AYE; Kunz: AYE; Ridgeway: AYE: ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES ..............
Kunz moves that Consent Agenda Item #K be approved. Seconded by McFarland.
Discussion. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES ..............
8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
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A. Resolution 15 -22 - Reduction of 2 "d cart rental fee for Unlimited Trash Service customers.
(SKB)
Mayor introduces the issue.
General discussion.
Butler moves to approve Resolution 15 -22. Seconded by McFarland. ALL AYES:
MOTION CARRIES............
General discussion on the cart/bag issues.
9. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
Public Hearings are legally noticed hearings required by state law. The public may
provide formal testimony regarding the application or issue before the City Council.
This testimony will become part of the hearing record for that application or matter.
Mayor: In the matter of Springhouse Subdivision -CBH Homes, Linder Crossing or the
Shadowbluff Planned Unit Development does any member of Council have any exparte contact
to declare?
Butler: When there was a previous application in for Linder Crossing there was a previous comp
plan amendment, sometime before the application was submitted, I met with Mr. Rennison to talk
about some YMCA issues. I was still chairman of the URA, and at that time he brought up the
fact that he was hoping at some point to apply for apartments next to the Fred Meyer. That was
the basic conversation it was probably a year ago, it was a long time ago.
City Attorney McLain: I see no problem.
Ridgeway: I had a friend at the car show here at City Hall on Saturday mention that he would
probably testify tonight on Item #A as a neighborhood issue.
Kunz: I have received a number of emails and phone calls regarding these three applications. I
just wanted to be on the record that I have received several exparte communications from people
regarding their positions on them.
Mayor: With regard to Springhouse Subdivision- CBH Homes, Linder Crossing or the
Shadowbluff Planned Unit Development does any member of Council have any potential conflict
of interest to declare? None
A. A- 03- 15/RZ -06 -15 and PP -05 -15 — Springhouse Subdivision- CBH Homes, Inc.: CBH
Homes, Inc., represented Scott Wonders with J -U -B Engineers, Inc., is requesting an annexation,
rezone from RUT (Rural -Urban Transition — Ada County designation) to MU -DA (Mixed Use
with a development agreement in lieu of a PUD) and preliminary plat approvals for Springhouse
Subdivision, a 58 -lot (52- buildable, 6- common) residential subdivision. The 18.39 -acre site is
generally located on the west side of North Park Lane approximately 750 -feet north of the
intersection of State Highway 44 and North Park Lane. (WEV)
Mayor introduces the issue.
Scott Wonders, J -U -B Engineers, representing the owner /applicant, provides Council an
overview of the application. We are in agreement with Staff Conditions of Approval. We are
also in agreement with the stub street condition. Discusses the irrigation ditch and whether a 24"
or 30" pipe is needed. We are in agreement with the ACHD staff report. General discussion.
Planning and Zoning Administrator Vaughan provides Council an overview of the application.
General discussion.
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Mayor opens the Public Hearing
Allan Ulves, 338 N. Havasu Court, my property backs up to the proposed development. I have
concerns on two items. The first is the area regarding the lateral that provides water to our
subdivision, Sedona Creek, and also Eagle Creek. My concerns are with the pipes and the
drainage ditch. My second concern is the drainage ditch which I think should be tiled.
Joe King, 170 N. Sierra View Way, I'm representing the Ballentyne Ditch Company. The ditch
company recommends that the north lateral be tiled. Our position is that the pipe should be the
same size that runs under Park Lane and we think that is 30" but it is under water right now so
we can't tell. We recommend that the drainage ditch be tiled. General discussion.
Bob Bourman, 1440 Bowknot Lake Way, Star, discusses the dirty water that comes from the
irrigation ditch and the costs. We would like to have the drainage ditch tiled. General
discussion.
Nancy Merrill, 692 Opuntia Way, HOA President for Eagle Creek, we have no problems with the
development. We have some concerns in regards to the water. We recommend that a 24" pipe
would be sufficient. We need some type of a measuring device. We are also concerned about
the front setbacks and would like clarification. We would request that there be some type of play
equipment for the children. General discussion.
Scott Wonders provides rebuttal on the issues raised. General discussion.
Mayor closes the Public Hearing.
General discussion.
Butler moves to approve A- 03- 15/RZ -06 -15 and PP -05 -15 — Springhouse Subdivision with
the following amendments on the Development Agreement: 3.1 that currently states the
maximum density for the property shall be 2.83 dwelling units per acre, 52 single family
lots, add to that the minimum lot size shall be 7,000 sq.ft. in order to allow the south lots to
be reduced in size slightly so that the northerly road can be redesigned to include some
curvature with staff reviewing the final redesign, Item 3.4 under setbacks just to clarify:
under front after it lists the dimensions, in additional parentheses, state that the setbacks
shall be measured from the back of the sidewalk, which faces the home, under 3.7 it shall
read the owner shall be required to work with the Ballantyne Ditch Company in order to
determine the proper pipe size, and all the rest is deleted for discussion and a new
condition to the preliminary plat wait, modify condition 12 on the preliminary plat which
talks about design review adding at the very end that the open space shall also include a tot
lot with the amenities to be reviewed by the Design Review Board, and then adding another
condition which shall be condition 18 that signage shall be placed in appropriation
locations to prohibit construction traffic from using the stub street that comes from the
north, appropriate location shall be determined by staff, appropriate locations may also
include entry road into Eagle Creek which intersects Park Lane. Discussion. Butler
amends the motion to include condition #19; the Developer shall work with the property
owner who wrote a letter to the City with regard to the fencing location. Seconded by
McFarland. Discussion. Butler amends the motion the developer shall work with Drainage
Ditch #2 and the property owner to the south to tile the ditch and if an agreement cannot
be reached this item shall be re- discussed at final plat. Second holds. ALL AYES:
MOTION CARRIES .......................
Mayor calls a recess at 8:15 p.m.
Mayor reconvenes at 8:30 p.m.
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B. CPA- 01- 15/A- 01- 15/RZ -04 -15 LR5, LLC — Linder Crossing — LR5, LLC.: LR5, LLC
represented by Shawn Nickel of SLN Planning, is requesting, a Comprehensive Plan Text
Amendment to amend the density language for the "Rim View Planning Area ", and a
Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment to change the future land use map designation from
Transitional Residential to Mixed Use, and annexation and rezone from RUT (Residential Urban
Transition - Ada County Designation) to MU -DA (Mixed Use with a development agreement [in
lieu of a conditional use permit]) to construct a166 -unit apartment complex. The 11.13 acre site
is located approximately 1,300 feet north of the intersection of Chinden Road and Linder Road at
6940 & 6910 N. Linder Road.(WEV)
Mayor introduces the issue.
Shawn Nickel, representing the applicant, provides Council an overview of the project.
Dan Thompson, Thomason Engineers, we were retained to do a traffic impact study in
accordance with ACHD requirements. Provides an overview of the traffic impact study. General
discussion.
Douglas Gibson, I'm here to offer professional architect design testimony for the project.
Discusses reasons why the project is suitable for this area.
Planning and Zoning Administrator Vaughan provides Council an overview of the project and
the intent of the staff recommendation.
Mayor opens the Public Hearing
Jeff Beagley, 6940 N. Linder, I sold this property to them based upon this development as it
looked like the best development of the property. I support this development.
Matt Eells, 6910 N. Linder Road, this property has been in my family for 43 years, and we have
seen significant growth in Eagle and in this area. Some members of my family have found it
hard to find suitable affording housing in Eagle and this project will provide this suitable
housing. We are in support of the project.
Merlyn Bodily, 7075 N. Linder, I am half owner of the Gated Garden Subdivision, we have never
been in approval of this project. General discussion.
Jule Eberle, 7100 N. Rhine Ave, the reason that I oppose this is because of the traffic and the
congestion. This design is going to constrict peoples' ability to move out of this road to the
north. I have concerns about changing the comp plan. I'm also concerned about the
environmental impact.
Cam Willett, 7100 N. Rhine Ave, I have 30 years in the area and I am a construction worker and
my question is when does construction on the road begin? Construction will have a major impact
on traffic and noise pollution. I really don't see any positive.
Steve Wilhelm, 7100 N Rhine Ave, I have been here a year and traffic has multiplied to being
unreasonable. I am opposed.
Merrilee Morton, 7305 Ribier Drive, I am opposed to this. Discusses the comp plan. I feel that
this area was originally a rural area and went to residential rural and this doesn't allow for the
continuance of how our homes were built. We already have large residential multifamily units in
our area.
Evelyn Petty, 2101 Almaden Drive, we bought our property 23 years ago. It is a nice quiet
subdivision and with this project I am concerned about the traffic. It was mentioned in the
presentation about foot traffic. I am opposed to this project.
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Dan Long, 7200 N. Rhine Avenue, we are about 1,000' from the new Mormon Temple and I was
in favor of this. Discusses the height and the lighting. This is going to be a tremendous eye sore.
Avery Epperly, 2180 Rhine Ave., I can't afford to live in Eagle and this project would not be
affordable. There has been rapid development in this area and transition zones. Discusses
transition in the area. This housing does not advance affordable housing.
Joe Borton, 4398 Red Grass Court, Meidian, I was brought into this project a while back in
regards to the private roads. It is within the Council's discretion to approve private roads. Your
comp plan addresses this type of development. The Eagle Island Market Place changed
everything in this area. This application is consistent with your comp plan.
Carol Montierth, 7175 N. Springcrest Place, I am very much opposed to the change of use. This
is not in agreement with your comp plan. We want this to be a safe area. I ask you not to
approve this.
Hal Bunderson, 582 River Heights Drive, why does the applicant persist in misrepresenting the
plat of the Gated Garden Subdivision? What has been given to you are my prepared remarks.
There is no support from the neighbors. Summarizes his prepared remarks.
Scott Trosper, 7110 Springcrest PI, discusses the comp plan and transition. There is continuous
erosion in the comp plan. The density of this project is way over the top.
Foad Roghani, 2273 Ribier Dr, I am right across the street from this project. Discusses the
density and the affordability of these units. Follow the guidelines of the staff.
Ken Mallea, 2241 Almaden, I oppose the project and recommend to you the findings from your
Planning and Zoning Commission. Discusses amending the comp plan. This project is in the
wrong place.
Tom Ferch, ACRD, discusses the ACHD's recommendations. The traffic impact study was not
requested by ACHD. General discussion.
Shawn Nickel provides rebuttal to the issues raised in the public testimony. General discussion.
Mayor closes the Public Hearing.
General discussion.
Butler moves on the comp plan, I recommend that we do modify the comp plan but not mixed
use, that we do high density on the property and that the language state something like: the
density shall be allowed to be high density but will transition from 16 units per acre adjacent to
Linder Road to a compatible density of around 6 units per acre adjacent to Gated Gardens.
Seconded by McFarland. Discussion. Butler withdraws his motion.
Butler discusses going into mediation. Discussion.
Butler moves based upon state statutes on mediation that the mediation policies be moved
forward with, that the developers meet with the affected neighbors and two Council
Members that chose to meet and our City Attorney and City Staff and see if they can work
out a revised plan and once that is done that another public hearing be scheduled and if
they do work out a revised plan we have that public hearing and if they don't work out a
revised plan then this comes back on the agenda understanding that public comment is
over and we act on this. Discussion. Seconded by Kunz. Discussion. ALL AYES:
MOTION CARRIES ................
City Attorney McLain: As I stated, all interested parties may participate in mediation, we have
the sign in sheets but what we are going to request from you is if you do have an interest in
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participating in this mediation please contact the planning department by the end of the week
with your contact information and your name and we will get everyone on one list. If you fail to
do this we can't promise that you will have any notice to when this mediation is going to occur.
So it is really up to you to reach out and give us your name and contact information and we will
work to get a date set.
Mayor calls a recess at 10:37 p.m.
Mayor reconvenes at 10:45 p.m.
C. RZ -03 -06 MOD /CU- 05- 15/PPUD- 02- 15/PP -06 -15 — Shadowbluff Planned Unit
Development - Envision Homes, Inc. — Chad Olsen: Envision Homes, Inc. — Chad Olsen,
represented by Shawn Nickel with SLN Planning, Inc., is requesting a development agreement
modification, conditional use permit, preliminary development plan, and preliminary plat
approvals for Shadowbluff Subdivision, a 19 -lot (15- buildable, 4- common) residential planned
unit development. The 4.35 -acre site is generally located at the west side of North Horseshoe
Bend Road approximately a quarter mile south of the intersection of East Floating Feather Road
and North Horseshoe Bend Road. (WEV)
Mayor introduces the issue.
Shawn Nickel, representing the applicant, provides the Council an overview of the application.
Planning and Zoning Administrator Vaughan, staff and the Planning and Zoning Commission
have recommended approval of this application. Chris Todd handed me his written remarks as
he could not stay for the meeting. Vaughn hands Chris Todd's written remarks to the Council.
Displays an overhead of the Development Agreement, the Conditions on Development, and
discusses the same. General discussion.
Mayor opens the Public Hearing
Shawn Nickel's rebuttal to the Zoning Administrator.
General discussion.
Mayor closes the Public Hearing
Zoning Administrator Vaughan: Since I brought up the issues of development for your
consideration to be placed in the Development Agreement and to be included in your findings, I
provided those conditions to Mr. Nickel this evening and item 3.5 in those recommended
conditions of development states: owner shall provide potable water and sewer connections to
the parcel containing the existing residential dwelling located at 10895 Horseshoe Bend Road,
upon completion of the subdivision owner shall connect the existing residence to potable water
and central sewer. Discussion.
Mayor reopens the Public Hearing
Shawn Nickel: this is the first time I have seen these conditions. Based upon my conversations
with staff, we strike 3.5 or allow us to modify it with staff based on the comments that we
previously had. Discusses the drain field. I believe that issue is resolved. I still think we can
revise 3.5 to the satisfaction of staff.
Mayor recloses the Public Hearing
Butler moves to approve RZ -03 -06 MOD /CU- 05- 15/PPUD- 02- 15/PP -06 -15 with any
conditions that are in the staff report with the Development Agreement that has the first
three criteria which are basic criteria in a development agreement, generally 3.1 that the
owner will develop the property subject to the conditions that are provided by staff and it
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goes on with standard language that Bill has, 3.2 owner shall complete the Design Review
process with the standard language that Bill has, 3.3 that the concept plan, the plan that
was submitted today, represents the owner's current concept for the project, that standard
language in the development agreement, and specifically that this specific plan with the
density that is proposed and the layout that is proposed is approved as is with a condition
that two trees be planted in the back of each lot prior to certificate of occupancy for each
property. Seconded by Ridgeway. Discussion. ALL AYES: MOTION
CARRIES ................
10. NEW BUSINESS: NONE
11. EXECUTIVE SESSION: §74 -206. Executive session -- 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:
A. 474 -206 (1)(f) Pending and /or Threatened Litigation: To communicate with legal
counsel for the public agency to discuss the legal ramifications of and legal options for
pending litigation, or controversies not yet being litigated but imminently likely to be
litigated. The mere presence of legal counsel at an executive session does not satisfy this
requirement.
Butler: I asked to have an Executive Session and now I don't need to have it unless another
council member wants to have it.
12. ADJOURNMENT:
McFarland moves to adjourn. Seconded by Butler. ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIES...
Hearing no further business, the Council meeting adjourned at 11:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted:
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Development Envision Homes. Inc. — Chad Olsen
September 22, 2015
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To: City of Eagle City Council and Mayor Reynolds
c/o Mike Williams
660 E. Civic Ln.
Eagle, ID 83616
Date: September 17, 2015
Application: Shadowbluff
Address: 10895 Horseshoe Bend
Action: Request for Improvements -
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9601 W. State Street Suite 203
Boise, Idaho 83714
Phone (208) 939-6000
Fax (208) 939-6118
This letter is to request additional conditions be placed on the application if approved and the
hearing pertaining to CU-05-15/PPUD-02-15/PP-06-15
As a homeowners association, board and neighbors we request that the City Council take into
consideration the request of the neighbors as this subdivision will most likely be managed by our
HOA.
1. Lot Lines/Fence Lines for Lots along Shadow Bluff to match Lot Lines/Fence Lines for
existing homes along the southside of Shadowwolf Dr. We ask that the fence lines and lot
line along Shadowwolf neighbors line up. This can be done quickly and easily by
subtracting one lot. If the Council decides that unmatching lot lines are ideal and
approved, the developer in discussion after the Planning and Zoning Hearing agreed to
extra tree plantings in the rear yards(each backyard corner,2 trees per lot). We ask this
condition be added to the development agreement or placed as a condition once
building permits are pulled on each lot.
2. Subdivision Park- During the Planning and Zoning hearing there was lengthy discussion
between the HOA and the Commission with the Chairman ending the discussion, stating
"He could see the park area at either location." Commissioner Smith asked for data to
support our assertion, that a centrally located park is better planned, safer and a better
amenity to the overall community. A simple search of planning publications and scholarly
journals would support our request that the common area be located in the middle of
the subdivision and not tucked back in a corner, out of sight and out of mind. The
common area and the subdivision most likely will become part of the Shadowridge HOA,
just like Shadowview. The park should be a focal point, easily shared and a meeting place
for kids and families. It will be safer with more homes having direct view of the park.
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3. Parcel of Ground along Horseshoe Bend Rd- not included in this subdivision plan. The
Shadowridge Board would like to confirm that the improvements along Horseshow Bend
road(sidewalk connection, common area) be constructed when ground breaks on either
parcel. For better planning — both properties should be developed/planned together.
4. The City of Eagle requires PUD applicants to demonstrate certain attributes of their
development pertaining to: advances of general welfare of the neighborhood, not to be
detrimental to the economic welfare of community/neighborhood, the
design/construction to be harmonious with existing character, the development shall not
change/disturb existing neighborhood uses along with many others.
We feel the conditions/changes requested will help mitigate the impact of the proposed
subdivision on the immediate existing neighborhoods along Shadowwolf Dr. There are 11
families directly affected by the proposed development. The site is not odd in shape and should
have lots that match the fence line, backyards and home locations currently built.
By approving the plan as proposed the City and Developer are directly disturbing,
changing and designing a subdivision that conflicts with the harmony of the current
neighborhood.
When the residents of Shadow Ridge purchased their family homes in this section of
Eagle, the comprehensive plan showed this area to be planned at an R-4 Designation. This
application needs to follow the R-4 zoning designation. If this PUD is approved we ask that the
development Must Follow the plan submitted with 8000 + sq ft Tots bordering Shadowwolf and
the "skinny Tots" backing up to State Hwy 55.
We thank you for your time and will be present at the hearing for questions and
discussion.
Sincerely,
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Chris Todd, Secretary
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September 22, 2015
Mayor Jim Reynolds
City of Eagle
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Fulcrum Exp, LLC
12055 West Edna
Boise, ID 83713
p: 208.761.4003
RE: Update on Eagle and Old State Street Intersection Recommendation Project
Mayor Reynolds,
On behalf of Fulcrum, we would like to give you a status report on the progress of our work with the
Eagle and Old State Street Intersection Recommendation project.
To date, we have:
• Completed 13 different preliminary interviews that encompassed, at minimum, all primary
voting representatives of the 10 stakeholder subgroups. (In addition, we interviewed all
"cluster representatives" from the affected citizen subgroup clusters, as well as a panel of
board members that attended the interview with their representative from the Chamber of
Commerce subgroup. The secondary representative from the Senior Citizen's subgroup
also attended with the Primary representative.)
• Began the process of compiling an updated stakeholder report that will include the results of
these interviews.
• Scheduled a Value Management Workshop with all Primary representatives from all
subgroups, or their designated appointees.
• Booked space at Eagle City Hall with Tammy for the Oct. 10th full day workshop.
The stakeholder report, along with an agenda and Value Management Workshop Handbook for the
workshop will be electronically sent (by email) to all stakeholder primary representatives for review by
this Friday, Sept 25th, giving them all 2 weeks to review it prior to the scheduled workshop.
We will cc you as a part of that main email delivery, and will deliver a hardcopy to you at City Hall at
that time as well.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact myself or Lou Esposito, and we will be happy to
answer them.
Thank you,
Chad Houck
Fulcrum Exp, LLC
Cc: Lou Esposito
Fulcrum Exp, LLC 12055 W Edna Street, Boise, ID 83713
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September 17, 2015
City Council
City Engineer's Report
CITY OF EAGLE
660 E Civic Lane
Eagle. ID 83616
RECEIVED & FILED
CITY OF EAGLE
SEP 1 7 2015
--- --Office-of City Engineer
Development Review: August 21:h—September 17th
1. Reviewed and recommended approval of the following applications
a. Snoqualmie No. 8 FP (8/26/2015)
b. Eagle Hills Cell Tower DR (9/10/2015)
c. Blakely LLA (9/9/2015)
2. Ongoing reviews
a. Crawford Parcel Division (waiting for revised submittal —1" review letter sent 5/11/2015)
b. Isla del Rio PP (waiting for revised submittal — lst review letter sent 6/8/2015)
c. Stillwater PP (waiting for revised submittal — draft comments sent 7/2/2015)
d. Crestpoir.t PP (currently under review — revised submittal received 9/9/2015)
e. Redstone PP (waiting for revised submittal — 1s` review letter sent 7/24/2015)
f. Banbury Meadows No.8 FP (waiting for revised submittal — 1`-t review letter sent
9/11/2015)
Dry Creek Pathway
1. Submitted Final Concept Report to ITD for review on August 26".
Drainage Standards
1. Updating standards for P&Z staff review
2. Tentative schedule for adoption by City — October 13th Council Meeting.
City of Eagle Water System
1. Water Master Plan Update:
a. Reviewed water rights and well needs for Western Service Area with staff, attorney.
b. DRAFT 2015 Update out for comments. Plan to submit to IDEA in September.
2. Operations:
a. Working with Water Department for chlorination monitoring and ACS for operating control
adjustments and coordination with chlorination system in the Western Service Area.
b. Developed recommendations for Western Service Area well construction.
HOLLADAY ENGINEERING COMPANY
(208) 542-3304 Fax: (208) 042-2159 email: hec+vholladayengineering.com
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September 20, 2015 File:
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Mayor Reynolds and Council Members Ridgeway, Butler, McFarland, and kuru..
Please consider the following in your discussion of Resolution No. 15-22 during the city
council's meeting scheduled for September 22, 2015. As I informed you in a note of clarification
hand delivered to Tracy Osborn on Friday, September 11, 2015, I cannot attend the 22nd meeting.
The Fourth Addendum, dated 2010, primarily concerned the introduction of co -mingled
recycling in a rolled cart. The addendum specifically deletes 3.1A (4) and 3.1A (5). It does not
delete 3.1 A (2) and 3.1 A (7) contained in the 1998 Contract, nor does it delete 3.1 A (3) and
3.1 A (8) of the First Addendum, dated 2003. There was no public discussion in 2010 regarding a
change in the meaning and practice of unlimited service. At that time, there was public
discussion, in which I was involved, pertaining to the rolled cart for co -mingled recycling.
REC—EIVED & OLEO
CITY OF EAGLE
Sit Z 1 2015
Republic Services has continued to pick-up unlimited waste contained in curbside plastic bags ---
and year-round--- since execution of the Fourth Addendum in 2010. The elimination of curbside
plastic bag pick-up and limiting the pick-up of yard waste to four weeks in November are radical
changes in business practice that, I believe, violate both the letter and the intent of the 1998
Contract and the First and Fourth Addendums, regardless of the "inconsistency" language,
contained in paragraph 1. Defined Terms, of the Fourth Addendum.
Paragraph 4, 1 c and ld of the Fourth Addendum define unlimited service as a contractor supplied
cart or customer supplied cans. How can this service be defined as unlimited when the practice
of unlimited since 2010 ---and consistent with the 1998 Contract and the First Addendum of
2003 ---has been contractor supplied cart(s) and customer supplied cans and non -containerized
curbside plastic bags and tied bundles? Because this has been the practice, it is reasonable to
conclude that the intent and assumption of the Fourth Addendum was to continue in force 3.1 A
(2) and 3.1 A (7) from 1998 and 3.1 A (3) and 3.1 A (8) from 2003. It was reaffirmed by
Republic Services at the August 25, 2015, council meeting that the collection of tied bundled
waste will continue. In the Fourth Addendum, tied bundles are not specified or deleted, but 3.1 A
(7) (1998) and 3.1 A (8) (2003) mention them specifically. It is reasonable to conclude from this
that, by not specifying and deleting 3.1 A (2) and 3.1 A (3) in the Fourth Addendum, these
paragraphs, too, remain in effect.
We need a reasonable alternative to the changes in unlimited service that Republic Services
plans to implement.
I believe that the reduced fee for the additional wheeled cart(s) ---the wording in Resolution No.
15-22 is "an additional cart"; the maximum number/size allowed at this fee are not specified ---is
a "carrot" and a "stick" offer to the City of Eagle by Republic Services for the latter's breaking
the 1998 Contract and its First and Fourth Addendums.
Thank you for your time and consideration. It is appreciated. Should you want to contact me, I
can be reached at 208-391-0172 on Monday and Tuesday, September 21' and 22nd
Bob Van Arnem
Eagle City Planning and Zoning
August 17, 2015
Subiect: CPA-01-15/A-01-15/RZ-04-15 — (166 Unit Apartment Complex on 11 acres)
Testimony by Hal Bunderson
582 River Heights Drive - hbunderson(c)cableone.net, - (208) 888-7156
I speak for Bodily -Gunderson LLP (B&B), landowner of Gated Garden Subdivision. 1 request
denial of the CPA-01-15/A-01-15/RZ-04-15 application for the following reasons:
1. There is no support for the application among existing neighbors and nciahborhoods.
The applicant's revisions to his original plat are relatively minor compared to the matters discussed
below — the applicant still does not satisfy or even address the major concerns of B&B and its other
neighbors and neighborhoods.
2. When you approved Gated Garden subdivision, you did so specifying transitional density.
Eells and Beagley, then owners of the subject land, were part of that application (since
withdrawn). As part of those deliberations at the Staff, P&Z Commission and City Council levels,
it was made clear that Eells and Beagley would also be required to comply with that same
transitional density for their property. The subject application violates all of those directions,
discussions and understandings — They are now proposing nearly five times the density allowed.
3. Three-story apartment buildines towering over Gated Garden's sinsrle story cottage homes will
adversely affect those homeowner's property values by diminishing their privacy and resulting quality
of life.
4. Traffic - Unresolved Problems:
a) I expect there will be a "traffic back-up" at the Linder Crossing/West "Temple Drive junction and
the short distance to the Temple Drive/Linder road intersections — 166 homes produce a lot of trips.
b) ACRD requires the applicant build a thru public street from Temple Drive through the subject
property, thus the ACHD required stub access road shown on the approved Gated Garden plat. The
applicant has not addressed that requirement.
5. Linder Crossing's "ACHD- required" northern entrance is located a short distance after Gated
Garden's landscaped entrance off Linder Road, thus confusing and compromising the name integrity
of Gated Garden's entrance. The sheer size of Linder Crossing vs. Gated Garden (166 families on 11
acres vs. 55 families on 17 acres) exacerbates the incompatibility between these two totally different
developments.
6. Eagle's Development Staff (Staff) weighed the merits of the applicant's proposal against the City's
comprehensive plan and ordinances and ACHD's requirements and found that this application does not
even pass threshold requirements. Accordingly, they RECOMMENDED DENIAL of this application.
7. Eagle Planning and Zoning — after considering all relevant facts including the Staff Report to deny
approval, the applicants presentation and public testimony - the P&Z COMMISSION found no
justification for the proposal and UNAMIMOUSLY REJECTED this application.
1, along with the many neighbors testifying tonight, encourage you to reject this application: CPA-
01-15/A-01-15/RZ-04-15.
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(208) 939-6813 (ext.201) fax (208) 939-6827
To: Mayor & City Council
CC: Sharon Bergmann
From: Tracy E. Osborn. CMC
Date: September 22, 2015
Re: Addition to Consent Agenda — item 7K
A memo from the Sr. Deputy Cit\ Clerk//Treasurer.
As this matter was brought to our attention today, staff is requesting Council amend the
agenda and add this item to the Consent Agenda for action.
It appears that candidates %sere not aware that the City had trademarked the image of the
eagle in flight in front of the sunburst and some candidates have already expended monies for
campaign advertising. In an effort to be non -punitive. and fair to all candidates, the Clerk's
Office is requesting Council to grant approval to the candidates of the use of the trademarked
image for the duration of the 2015 General Election.
While the City trademarked the image, it is not uncommon that individuals and businesses
are not aware of its existence. When the City becomes aware that the trademark has been
used ‘vithout City permission for advertising purposes, staff reaches out to the individuals to
relay the information. The City Council has granted permission to use the image in other
instances via a majority vote of the Council.
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GROWTH FROM: Idaho Smart Growth
RE: CPA-01-15/A-01-15/RZ-04-15 - Linder Crossing
Board of Directors:
Kate Eldridge
President
Sherry McKibben
Vice President
Michelle Groenevelt
Secretary
Stacey Alexander
Treasurer
Gary Allen
Laurie Barrera
Matt Blandford
Bill Clark
Hethe Clark
Doug Fowler
Sharon Grant
Rob Hopper
Wyatt Johnson
Steve Lockwood
Staff:
Scot Oliver
Executive Director
Elaine Clegg
Program Coordinator
Deanna Smith
Program Coordinator
Kate Rodriguez
Administrator
910 Main Street, Ste. 314
Dear Mayor and Council Members,
Idaho Smart Growth was asked by the developer to review this application and provide
feedback on the efficacy of this proposal from a smart growth perspective. I
commented on the project before AHCD and am submitting these comments to you as
you deliberate this project.
We encourage you to consider the uniqueness of this location and how well the
application before you is suited to it.
While this acreage sits on the edge of your area of impact it also sits at an emerging
activity center that lies between Eagle and Meridian making it not an actual edge
development but rather infill. The housing type and density is well suited to this
location from a regional perspective and should be viewed as future transit -oriented
development. While State Street is the only transit corridor identified in Eagle's
Comprehensive Plan however Chinden is identified in the long-range regional
transportation plan and ValleyRide's long-range plans as a future transit corridor.
The proposal fulfills goals and objectives in your Comp Plan for housing diversity and
transit oriented development but the plan has few identified locations to fulfill these.
This location provides the city an excellent opportunity to fill this gap.
The site and design provide good transition from the lower residential densities to the
north and east to the mixed use commercial uses to the south and the significant
regional roadway planned immediately to the west.
The proposed design creates good connectivity for residents to be able to walk to the
Fred Meyer and other retail to the south and is within walking distance to existing and
future activities including schools and churches. Public facilities are adequate to serve
this use without placing unplanned demand on services.
This development proposal fulfills many elements of smart growth development and
warrants consideration as an opportunity that helps fulfill Eagle's Comp Plan goals to
provide a mix of housing and transit oriented development.
All of this leads to my conclusion that from a regional as well as Eagle City perspective
this proposed development meets many of the challenges of smart growth and I
encourage you to consider the strengths of this project for this location as valid reason
to consider the requested higher density.
Thank you for your consideration,
Deanna Smith
Bringing people together to create great places to live.
Eisenberg Company
Full service commercial real estate
September 21, 2015
Honorable Mayor Reynolds and Members of Eagle City Council
660 E. Civic Lane
Eagle, Idaho 83616
RE: Linder Crossing — Apartment Community
CPA -01-15 / A-01-15 / RZ-04-15
Dear Mayor Reynolds and Council Members:
We would like to express our support for the proposed Linder Crossing apartment community located to
the north of our Eagle Island Marketplace development. We have completed commercial development
projects similar to Eagle Island Marketplace, and it's very common to see multi -family developments
adjacent to retail projects. This multi -family use is a good transition from commercial to other
residential uses.
The Linder Crossing project is certainly compatible with our development. It will aid in the success of
Eagle businesses, promote walkability and provide a housing type that appears lacking in this area of
Eagle.
Sincerely,
Craig Eisenberg,
President of Eisenberg Company
2390 E. Camelback Road, Suite 202 • Phoenix, Arizona 85016 • (602) 468-6100 Fax (602) 468-6103
www.eisenbergcompany.com
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FRED MEYER STORES • P.O. Box 42121 _ Portland, OR 97242-0121.3800 SE 22nd Ave. • Portland, OR 97202-2999.503 232-8844 • http://www.fredmeyer.com
September 21, 2015
Honorable Mayor Reynolds and Members of Eagle City Council
City of Eagle
660 E. Civic Lane
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Re: Linder Crossing — Apartment Community
CPA -01-15 / A-01-15 / RZ-04-15
Dear Mayor Reynolds and Council Members:
We understand you will be holding a public hearing for the proposed Linder Crossing apartment
community located to the north of our Eagle store. We often see apartment communities adjacent to or
near our stores and they certainly add to the success of our business.
Fred Meyer feels this is an appropriate use and we wish to express our support of the project.
Sincerely
At'AE 477‘„1
Tom Gibbons
The Kroger Company
North West Real Estate Team
(503) 797-3533 Voice
(503) 797-3539 Fax
tom.eibbons(fredmever.com
Fred Meyer Stores, QFC & Smith's
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"Always strive to offer Customers the service, selection, quality and price that satisfies them best." Fred G. Meyer, Founder, 1886-1978
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From: Karianne Fallow [karianne cote@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2015 10:06 PM
To: bvaughan@cityofeagle.org
Subject: Linder Crossing
Bill- Hi! I hope this email finds you well as we head into the Fall season! I'm reaching out to convey my support
for the Linder Crossing apartment complex, which I believe City Council will hear about in detail tomorrow. As
you might remember, I testified against a multi -family housing development near my own home recently, so it
might perplex you that I'd be reaching out in support of another higher density project. Let me explain my two
very clear reasons. (Although, of course, I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you have about this
email)
First, I do believe that high-density/ higher -density/ multi -family housing units make the most sense when
they are in the vicinity of necessary services, including grocery, retail, parks and others. The Linder Crossing
proposal meets that criteria very well.
Secondly, while the comp plan might not call for multi -family housing, it may serve the immediate area very
well. Businesses need people to thrive; and having a customer base directly adjacent to retail makes great
business sense.
Again, I'd be happy to answer any questions or discuss this further. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me at
208/280-2444 or via email at karianne cote@hotmail.com.
Thanks, Bill!
Best,
Karianne Fallow
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9-18-15
Eagle Mayor and City Council
Eagle City Hall
Dear Mayor and Council;
I am writing to you in regards to the proposed apartment complex planned near the corner of Chinden
and Linder. I will be out of town on Tuesday night but would like this letter to be part of the testimony
supporting the development. I attended past Council hearings in opposition to a planned apartment
project off Ballantyne Road. My opposition to that project focused on compatibilitywith the adjacent
homes, including height of the structures in comparison to existing home heights, and traffic, specifically
on Ballantyne and other local streets. The opposition testified that this was not the appropriate area of
the City to build multi -family, and that there were other areas in the City that were better suited for this
use. For the record, I am not against apartments in general, as they are definitely needed in Eagle to
serve those that do not wish to, or cannot purchase a house but want the option of renting. I was
opposed to the location! When I found out that a new apartment complex was proposed on Linder next
to the Fred Myers, my immediate reaction was that someone finally figured out the right location for
this type of land use. Next to commercial, where residents have direct access to services and along two
major transportation corridors where traffic would not affect local residents seems like the best place
for apartments to me. I understand that the Planning and Zoning for the City has denied the request and
that the City Council will hear the appeal from the developers, and I want to go on record as being in full
support of this project and its location.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Michael Arevalo
1825 W. Wood Valley Street
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Linder Crossing
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18.94
21.48
52.08
161.74
150.00
150.00
5.30
5.30
585.00
735.00
100.00
1,420.00
183.44
224.68
224.66
109.76
312.08
79.64
1,114.22
335.28 335.28
335.28
1,114.37 1,114.37
1,114.37
City of Eagle
Check Check
Issue Date Number
Payee
17809
09/17/2015 17809 Joint School District #2
Total 17809:
17810
09/17/2015 17810 Joint School District #2
Total 17810:
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Invoice Invoice Invoice GL tnvoice Check
Sequence GL Account Account Title Amount Amount
1 ch 18-0415-03-00 PROGRAM FEES 100.00 100.00
100.00
1 ch 16-0415-03-00 PROGRAM FEES 100.00 100.00
17811
09/21/2015 17811 A Company, Inc. - 601 1 ch 15-0448-06-00 UTILITIES
100.00
211.00 211.00
Total 17811: 211.00
17812
09/21/2015 17812 A SmartSign Store 1 ch 15-0437-29-00 GREENBELT PATHWAY MTNC/RPR
925.19 925.19
Total 17812: 925.19
17813
09/21/2015 17813 Ada County Sheriffs Dept.
1 ch 01-0416-09-00 LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT 142,708.98 142,708 98
Total 17813: 142, 708.98
17814
09/21/2015 17814 Ada County Weed, Pest & Mosqui 1 ch 15-0454-01-00 MAINT & REPAIR 50.00 50.00
Total 17814: 50.00
17815
09/21/2015 17815 Albertson's #182 1 ch 06-0481.30-01 CHILDRENS PROGRAMING 5.98 5.98
Total 17815: 5.98
17816
09/21/2015 17816 Alloway Electric
09/21/2015 17816 Alloway Electric
1 ch 15-0441-05-00 STREET LIGHTS MTNC & REPAIR
1 ch 15-0441-05-00 STREET LIGHTS MTNC & REPAIR
24.80 24.80
75.00 75 00
Total 17816: 99.80
17817
09/21/2015 17817 Alsco 1 ch 15-0442-03-00 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 77.00 77.00
Total 17817: 77.00
17818
09/21/2015 17818 Analytical Laboratories, Inc.
09/21/2015 17818 Analytical Laboratories, Inc.
1 ch 60-0435-56-00 TESTING -WKLY, MO, OTR, ANNUAL
1 ch 60-0435-56-00 TESTING -WKLY, MO, QTR. ANNUAL
64.00 64.00
18.00 18.00
Total 17818: 80.00
17819
09/21/2015 17819 Angela Hayes 1 ch 16-0413-27-00 REFUNDS -PARK RESERVATIONS 60.00 80.00
Total 17819: 80.00
City of Eagle
Check Check
Issue Date Number
17820
09/21/2015 17820 April Smith
Total 17820:
17821
09/21/2015 17821
09/21/2015 17821
09/21/2015 17821
09/21/2015 17821
09/21/2015 17821
09/21/2015 17821
09/21/2015 17821
09/21/2015 17821
Total 17821:
Payee
Baldwin & Associates, Inc.
Baldwin & Associates, Inc.
Baldwin & Associates, Inc.
Baldwin & Associates, Inc.
Baldwin & Associates, Inc.
Baldwin & Associates, Inc.
Baldwin & Associates, Inc.
Baldwin & Associates. Inc.
17822
09/21/2015 17822 Bayscan Technologies
Total 17822:
17823
09/21/2015 17823 Boise City Attorney's Office
Total 17823:
17824
09/21/2015 17824 Boise Office Equipment
Total 17824:
17825
09/21/2015 17825 BookPage
Total 17825:
17826
09/21/2015 17826 Brodart Co.
09/21/2015 17826 Brodart Co.
Total 17826:
17827
09/21/2015 17827 Bryan Guthrie
Total 17827:
17828
09/21/2015 17828 CENGAGE Learning
Total 17828:
17829
09/21/2015 17829 Center Point Large Print
09/21/2015 17829 Center Point Large Pdnt
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Invoice Invoice
Sequence GL Account
Invoice GL
Account Title
1 ch 09-0463-02-00 EAGLE SATURDAY MARKET
1 ch 15-0413-05-00
1 ch 01-0413-05-00
1 ch 08-0481-31-00
1 ch 14-0413-05-00
1 ch 18-0414-01-00
1 ch 06-0481-31-00
1 ch 01-0413-05-00
1 ch 14-0413-05-00
OFFICE EXPENSES
OFFICE EXPENSES
LIBRARY/OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE EXPENSES
COMMUNITY PROMO/SPECIAL EVEN
LIBRARY/OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE EXPENSES
OFFICE EXPENSES
1 ch 06-0461-74-00 LIBRARY/CAPITAL - EQUIPMENT
1 ch 01-0416-05-00 PROSECUTOR
1 ch 01-0413-23-00 Mtnc-Repair Equipment
1 ch 08-0481-48-00 LIBRARY/SUBSCRIPTNS.MEMBERSH
1 ch 08-0481-65-00 LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
1 ch 06-0481-85-00 LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
1 ch 99-0107-00-00 CASH CLEARING -UTILITY BILLING
1 ch 08-0461-65-00 LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
1 ch 08-0461-65-00 LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
1 ch 06-0461-85-00 LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
Invoice Check
Amount Amount
150.00 150.00
150.00
12.13 12.13
36.58 38.58
322.45 322.45
52 45 52.45
16 22 18.22
798.00 798 00
72 88 72.88
2.99 2.99
1,313.70
1,852.00 1,852.00
1,852.00
4,916.67 4,916.67
4,916.67
142.79 142.79
142.79
300.00 300.00
300.00
45.18 45.18
53.72 53.72
98.90
22.54 22.54
22.54
75.37 75.37
75.37
42.54
2,108.42
42.54
2,106.42
City of Eagle
Check Register - Transparency Version
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Check Check Invoice Invoice Invoice GL Invoice Check
Issue Date Number Payee Sequence GL Account Account Title Amount Amount
Total 17829:
17830
0912112015 17830 CIC -attn: Mark Whips
Total 17830:
2,148.96
1 ch 16-0415.03-00 PROGRAM FEES 2,124.00 2,124.00
2,124.00
17831
09/21/2015 17831 Cynthia Grace Erica England 1 ch 09-0463-02-01 SAT MARKET MGR FEES 299.00 299.00
09/21/2015 17831 Cynthia Grace Erica England 2 ch 09-0483-02-00 EAGLE SATURDAY MARKET 17.05 17.05
09/21/2015 17831 Cynthia Grace Erica England 1 ch 09-0463-02-01 SAT MARKET MGR FEES 325.00 325.00
Total 17831
841.05
17832
09/21/2015 17832 De Lege Landen Financial Svc
1 ch 01-0416-24-00 EQUIPMENT LEASING 1,306.85 1,308.85
Total 17832: 1,306.85
17833
09/21/2015 17833 Demco, Inc. 1 ch 08.0481-74-00 LIBRARY/CAPITAL - EQUIPMENT 723.46 723.46
Total 17833: 723.48
17834
09/21/2015 17834 DERO 1 ch 06-0481.85-00 LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
1,430.75 1,430.75
Total 17834: 1,430.75
17835
09/21/2015 17835 Design Apparel
1 ch 16-0414-01-00 COMMUNITY PROMO/SPECIAL EVEN 312.50 312 50
Total 17835: 312.50
17836
09/21/2015 17838 DigUne 1 ch 80.043444-00 DIG LINE
99.10 99.10
Total 17838: 99.10
17837
09/21/2015 17837 Discount Paper Products Inc
1 ch 06-0481-32-00 LIBRARY/SPECIAL DEPTMNTL SUPP. 208.98 208.98
Total 17837: 208.98
17838
09/21/2015 17838 Drugfree Idaho
09/21/2015 17838 Drugfree Idaho
1 ch 08-0217-07-00 LIBRARY HEALTH INSURANCE
2 ch 01-0217-07-00 GEN ADMIN HEALTH INSURANCE
28.18 28.18
45.78 45.78
Total 17838. 73.92
17839
09/21/2015 17839 Eagle Water Co. 1 ch 06-0481-52-00 LIBRARY/UTILITIES 343.91 343.91
Total 17839: 343.91
City of Eagte
Check Check
Issue Date Number
17840
09/21/2015 17840 EBSCO
Total 17840:
17841
09/21/2015 17841 EMF Electric
Total 17841:
Payee
17842
09/21/2015 17842 Ferguson Waterworks #1701
Total 17842:
17843
09/21/2015 17843 Glenn Lima
Total 17843:
17844
09/21/2015 17844 HO Supply Waterworks, Inc.
Total 17844:
17845
09/21/2015 17845 Heidi Stark
Total 17845:
17846
09/21/2015 17846 Helen Fisher
Total 17846:
17847
09/21/2015 17847 Hollow Wood, LLC
Total 17847:
17848
09/21/2015 17848 Idaho Dance Theater
Total 17848:
17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
09/21/2015 17849
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
Idaho Power Co. -Processing Ctr
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Invoice Invoice
Sequence GL Account
Invoice GL
Account Title
1 ch 08-0461.48-03 ELECTRONIC DATABSES
1 ch 13-0413-29-05 ELECTRICAL PERMIT REFUND
1 ch 80-0434-58-00 RPR/MTNC-LINES-METERS-ETC
1 ch 99-0107-00-00 CASH CLEARING -UTILITY BILLING
Invoice Check
Amount Amount
2,030.00 2,030.00
65.00
198.41
9.41
2,030.00
85.00
65.00
198.41
198.41
9.41
9.41
1 ch 80-0434-58-00 RPR/MTNC-LINES-METERS-ETC 1,067.68 1,087.68
1,067 88
1 ch 80-0220-00-00 WATER/SERVICE DEPOSITS 47.71 47.71
47.71
1 ch 16-0414-01-00 COMMUNITY PROMO/SPECIAL EVEN 98.99 98.99
98.99
1 ch 09-0463-17-00 GAZEBO CONCERT SERIES 675.00 675.00
675.00
1 ch 09-0463-17-00 GAZEBO CONCERT SERIES 300.00 300 00
300.00
1 ch 80-0434-50-01
2 ch 60-0434-50-01
1 ch 15-0454-05-00
1 ch 15-0455-06-00
1 ch 15-0454-06-00
1 ch 08-0461-52-00
1 ch 15-0452-06-00
1 ch 15-0455-06-00
1 ch 60-0434-60-00
SHOP UTILITIES
SHOP UTILITIES
MTNC & RPR -EQUIP & STRUCTURES
UTILITIES
UTILITIES
LIBRARY/UTILITIES
UTILITIES
UTILITIES
POWER
14.82 14.82
14.81 14.81
21.44 21.44
7.47 7.47
26.25 26.25
1,518.06 1,518.06
477.06 477.06
5.85 5.85
148.57 148.57
City of Eagle
Check Check
Issue Date Number
Total 17849:
Payee
17850
09/21/2015 17850 Idaho Regional Ballet, Inc
Total 17850:
17851
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09121/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/2112015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
09/21/2015 17851 Ingram Book Company
Total 17851:
17852
09/21/2015 17852 Intermountain Gas Company
Total 17852:
17853
09/21/2015 17853 Janice Campbell
Total 17853:
17854
09/21/2015 17854 John & Diane Goyer
Total 17854.
17855
09/21/2015 17855
09/21/2015 17855
09/21/2015 17855
09/21/2015 17855
09/21/2015 17855
09/21/2015 17855
K&T Maintenance
K&T Maintenance
K&T Maintenance
K&T Maintenance
K&T Maintenance
K&T Maintenance
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Invoice Invoice
Sequence GL Account
Invoice GL
Account Title
1 ch 09-0485-03-00 PERFORMING ARTS GRANT
1 ch 06-0481-65-00
1 ch 06-0461-65-00
1 ch 06-046145-00
1 ch 06-0461-85-00
1 ch 06-046145-00
1 ch 08-0461-65-00
1 ch 06-0461-65-00
1 ch 08-0461-85-00
1 ch 08-0481-85.00
1 ch 08.0461.85.00
1 ch 08-0461-65-00
1 ch 08-0461-65-00
1 ch 06-0481-85-00
1 ch 06-0461-65-00
1 ch 06-0461-85-00
1 ch 06-0461-65-00
1 ch 06-0481-65-00
1 ch 06-0461-65-00
1 ch 06-0481-65-00
1 ch 06-0461-65-00
1 ch 06-0461-85-00
1 ch 08-0461-65-00
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
UBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
UBRARYBOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
UBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
UBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS -ADULT& CHILD
UBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS -ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS -ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD
1 ch 06-0481-52-00 LIBRARY/UTILITIES
1 ch 06-0481-30-01 CHILDRENS PROGRAMING
1 ch 99-0107-00-00 CASH CLEARING -UTILITY BILLING
1 ch 15-0445-03-00
1 ch 15-0444-03-00
1 ch 15-0443-03-00
1 ch 16-0413-18-00
2 ch 60-0434-50-01
3 ch 15-0442-03-00
CUSTODIAL SERVICES
CUSTODIAL SERVICES
CUSTORIAL SERVICES
SHOP UTILITIES
SHOP UTILITIES
CUSTODIAL SERVICES
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Sep 21, 2015 02:35PM
Invoice Check
Amount Amount
2,232.33
2,000.00 2.000.00
2,000.00
109.97 109.97
1511 15.11
10.07 10.07
92.89 92.89
9.52 9.52
24.94 24.94
714.20 714.20
10.59 10.59
23.52 23.52
15.65 15.65
78.95 78.95
14.55 14.55
9.25 9.25
105.82 105.82
473.63 473.63
29.93 29.93
11.00 11.00
90.89 90.89
29.10 29.10
35.25 35.25
14.55 14.55
477.92 477.92
2,397.10
12.38 12.38
12.38
189.96 169.98
169.96
2.24 2.24
2.24
308.34 308.34
2,337.50 2,337 50
2,511.07 2,511.07
27.00 27.00
27.00 27.00
1,400.95 1,400.95
City of Eagle
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Check Check Invoice Invoice Invoice GL Invoice Check
Issue Date Number Payee Sequence GL Account Account Title Amount Amount
Total 17855:
6,611.88
17856
09/21/2015 17858 Lustre -Cal 1 ch 13-0413-05-00 OFFICE EXPENSES 592.06 592.08
Total 17856: 592.06
17857
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 1 ch 06-0481-30-00 AUDIOMDEO MATERIALS 19.99 19.99
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 2 ch 06-0481-30-01 CHILDRENS PROGRAMING 37.87 37.87
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 3 ch 06-0461-30-01 CHILDRENS PROGRAMING 12.88 12.88
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 4 ch 08-0481-32.00 UBRARY/SPECIAL DEPTMNTL SUPP 292.05 292.05
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 5 ch 08-0481-33-00 LIBRARY -ADMIN EXPENSE 1,520.22 1,520.22
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 6 ch 06-0461-44-00 LIBRARY/ADVERTISING 493.80 493.80
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 7 ch 08-0481.47-00 LIBRARY/TRAVEL & MEETINGS 760 00 780.00
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 8 ch 08-0481-49-00 LIBRARY/PERSONNEL TRAINING 20.00 20.00
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 9 ch 06-0481-58-02 UBRARY/COMPUTER RPRMITNC 235.27 235.27
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 10 ch 08-0461-85-00 UBRARYBOOKS - ADULT & CHILD 315.08 315.08
09/21/2015 17857 MASTERCARD 11 ch 06-0461.32-00 LIBRARY/SPECIAL DEPTMNTL SUPP. 1,080.00 1,060.00
Total 17857: 4,767.18
17858
09/21/2015 17858 Midwest Industrial Supply, Inc.
1 ch 15-0437-20-00 GEN MTNC PARKS -PATHWAYS 1,946.76 1,946.76
Total 17858: 1,946.76
17859
09/21/2015 17859 Nichoel Baird Spencer 1 ch 14-0413-13-00 TRAVEL & PER DIEM
121.14 121.14
Total 17859: 121.14
17860
09/21/2015 17860 Nita Piccioni
1 ch 16-0413-27-00 REFUNDS -PARK RESERVATIONS
100.00 100.00
Total 17860: 100.00
17861
09/21/2015 17861 Owyhee Pubtishing
1 ch 16-0413-06-01 Recreation Guide Printing 3,298.00 3,298.00
Total 17861: 3,298.00
17862
09/21/2015 17882 Peak Alarm Company
09/21/2015 17862 Peak Alarm Company
1 ch 15-0445-04-00 MONITORING ALARM
1 ch 15-0416-07-00 ALARM MONIOTRING AGREEMENT
99.36 99.36
107.40 107.40
Total 17882 206.76
17863
09/21/2015 17883 Pitney Bowes 1 ch 01-0418-24-00 EQUIPMENT LEASING 463.47 463 47
Total 17863. 463.47
17884
09/21/2015 17884 PRECOM
1 ch 01-0465-03-00 CAPITAL EXPEND/CITY HALL EQUIP 19,927.00 19,927.00
City of Eagle
Check Check
Issue Date Number
Total 17884:
Payee
17865
09/21/2015 17885 Progressive Bike Ramps
Total 17865:
17866
09/21/2015 17868 Purchase Power
Total 17886:
17867
09/21/2015 17887 Republic Services 0884
Total 17867:
17868
09/21/2015 17888 Spacesaver intermountain
Total 17868.
17869
09/21/2015 17869 Speciality Construction Supply
09121/2015 17889 Speciality Construction Supply
Total 17869
17870
09/21/2015 17870 SPF -Specialty Plastics & Fab, Inc.
09/21/2015 17870 SPF -Specialty Plastics & Fab, Inc.
Total 17870:
17871
09/21/2015
09/21/2015
09/21/2015
09/21/2015
09/21/2015
17871 Staples Credit Plan
17871 Staples Credit Plan
17871 Staples Credit Plan
17871 Staples Credit Plan
17871 Staples Credit Plan
Total 17871:
17872
09/21/2015 17872 Stephanie Brooks
Total 17872:
17873
09/21/2015 17873 Stetson Homes, Inc
Total 17873
17874
09/21/2015 17874 Steve Bumgamer
09/21/2015 17874 Steve Bumgamer
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Invoice Invoice
Sequence GL Account
Invoice GL
Account Title
1 ch 08-0472-01-00 DEVELOPMENT -SPORTS COMPLEX
1 ch 06-0461-37-00 LIBRARY/POSTAGE
1 ch 08-0481-52-00 LIBRARY/UTILITIES
1 ch 13-0413-05-00 OFFICE EXPENSES
1 ch 15-0437-25-00 MATERIALS & SUPPLIES
1 ch 15-0437-20-00 GEN MTNC PARKS -PATHWAYS
1 ch 60-0434-58-01 RPR/MTNC PUMPS-WELLS-CHEMICA
1 ch 60-0434-58-00 RPR/MTNC-LINES-METERS-ETC
1 ch 08-0481-31-00 LIBRARY/OFFICE SUPPLIES
1 ch 60-0434-15-00 OFFICE SUPPLIES
1 ch 06-0461-31-00 LIBRARY/OFFICE SUPPLIES
1 ch 11-0413-05-00 OFFICE EXPENSES
1 ch 07-0462-31-00 OFFICE SUPPLIES
1 ch 99-0107-00-00 CASH CLEARING -UTILITY BILLING
1 ch 01-0203-01-01 BONDS DEPOSITS PAYABLE
1 ch 06-0461-33-00 LIBRARY- ADMIN EXPENSE
1 ch 06-0461-30-01 CHILDRENS PROGRAMING
Invoice Check
Amount Amount
19,927.00
47,500.00 47,500.00
47,500.00
208.99 208.99
208.99
163.44 183.44
163.44
130.00 130.00
130.00
815.00 815.00
546.70 546 70
9.78
30.00
280 90
49.99
97.28
31.79
11.64
2.29
1,381.70
9.78
30.00
39.78
260.90
49.99
97.28
31.79
11.64
451.80
2.29
2.29
1,530.00 1,530.00
1,530.00
198.58 198.56
113.59 113.59
City of Eagle
Check Check
Issue Date Number
Total 17874:
17876
09/21/2015 17875 Steve Noyes
Total 17875:
Payee
17876
09/21/2015 17876 SyberTech Waste Reduction Ltd.
Total 17876
17877
09/21/2015 17877 Tamara Nagoda
Total 17877:
17878
09/21/2015 17878 The Idaho Statesman
Total 17878:
17879
09/21/2015 17879 The Land Group, Inc.
Total 17879:
17880
09/21/2015 17880 Tracy and Steve Cotosimo
Total 17880:
17881
09/2112015 17881 Trax Electric
Total 17881:
17882
09/21/2015 17882
09/21/2015 17882
09/21/2015 17882
09/21/2015 17882
Total 17882:
Treasure Valley Coffee
Treasure Valley Coffee
Treasure Valley Coffee
Treasure Valley Coffee
17883
09/21/2015 17883 Treasure Valley Partnership
Total 17883:
17884
09/21/2015 17884 Unique Management Services Inc
Total 17884.
Check Register - Transparency Version
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Invoice Invoice
Sequence GL Account
Invoice GL
Account Title
1 ch 15-0413-13-00 TRAVEL & PER DIEM
1 ch 15-0437-25-00 MATERIALS & SUPPLIES
1 ch 99-0107-00-00 CASH CLEARING -UTILITY BILLING
1 ch 01-0413-04-00 ELECTIONS
1 ch 08.0439-01.00 MASTER PLAN
1 ch 99-0107-00-00 CASH CLEARING -UTILITY BILLING
1 ch 13-0413-29-05 ELECTRICAL PERMIT REFUND
1 ch 06-0481-33-00 LIBRARY- ADMIN EXPENSE
1 ch 01-0413-05-00 OFFICE EXPENSES
1 ch 01-0413-05-00 OFFICE EXPENSES
1 ch 06-0481-33-00 LIBRARY- ADMIN EXPENSE
1 ch 11-0413-13-00 TRAVEL & PER DIEM
1 ch 08-0461-58-03 LIBRARY/DEBT-COLLECT
Invoice Check
Amount Amount
312.15
48.58 46.58
48.58
195.07 195.07
195.07
27.37 27.37
27.37
63.32 63.32
63.32
4.000 00 4,000.00
4.000.00
3.47 3.47
3.47
325.00 325.00
325.00
16.35 16.35
60.99 60.99
75.00 75.00
5.45 5.45
157.79
150.00 150.00
150.00
107.40 107.40
107.40
City of Eagle
Check Register - Transparency Version Page: 10
Check Issue Dates: 9/9/2015 - 9/21/2015 Sep 21, 2015 02:35PM
Check Check Invoice Invoice Invoice GL Invoice Check
Issue Date Number Payee Sequence GL Account Account Title Amount Amount
17885
09/21/2015 17885 Valley Times 1 ch 01-0413-08-00 LEGAL ADVERTISING/PUBLICATION 570.24 570.24
09/21/2015 17885 Valley Times 2 ch 14-0413-08-00 LEGAL ADS & PUBLICATIONS 251.52 251.52
09/21/2015 17885 Valley Times 1 ch 01-0413-08-00 LEGAL ADVERTISING/PUBLICATION 224.64 224.64
Total 17885: 1,046.40
17886
09/21/2015 17888 Waxle Sanitary Supply 1 ch 15-0437-28-00 PAPER PRODUCTS 1,022.98 1,022.98
Total 17886: 1,022.98
17887
09/21/2015 17887 Wesley S Murphey -Lost Creek Bo 1 ch 06-0461-65-00 LIBRARY/BOOKS - ADULT & CHILD 68.45 68.45
Total 17887: 88.45
17888
09/21/2015 17888 William McKeeth 1 ch 09-0483-02-00 EAGLE SATURDAY MARKET 150.00 150.00
Total 17888: 150.00
Grand Totals: 275,891.99
Dated:
Mayor:
City Council:
Report Criteria:
Report type: GL detail
Bank.Bank account = "82007705"
, CC Cle--,
August 21, 2015
City Officials
Mr. Jim Reynolds, Mayor, City of Eagle
Mr. Stan Ridgeway, Council President, Eagle City Council
Eagle City Hall
660 E. Civic Lane
Eagle, Idaho 83616
Dear Messrs.:
The purpose of this correspondence is to express and document the very serious concerns of residents
of Lakeland Estates. Our concerns are directed to Eagle City Officials who we believe to have
disregarded their responsibilities to protect the residents of Eagle and to ensure compliance with
ordinances and codes regarding the 1970 Conditional Use Permit granted by Ada County to Ready Pour
Concrete Company, modified in 1980 under Monroc/Doil Lane, for property located approximately 1/2
mile west of Horseshoe Bend Road on the south side of State Street annexed into Eagle City. We
believe the company is now owned and/or operated by International Stone/Idaho Concrete. Current
and historic owners will hereafter be referred to as "Idaho Concrete."
Our research leads us to believe City Officials have been negligent in their responsibilities either due to
lack of knowledge, or by ignoring their duties, allowing Idaho Concrete to violate the Conditional Use
Permit and Modification as follows:
1) By importing huge quantities of untested mineral content gravel from unknown, locations
to this State Street location (importation is not included in the approved operation);
2) Constructing mountainous mounds of gravel which in peak winter operation (Sept. — March)
exceed the height of the power lines (again, not included in the approved operation);
3) Emanating uncontrolled massive quantities of dust potentially containing significant
amounts of the hazardous Crystalline Silica;
4) Operating at all hours of the day and night, emphasizing operations between 10:00 pm and
6:00 am;
5) Erecting spot lights to enable night operations;
August 21, 2015
City Officials
Page 2 of 4
6) Operating in excess of an 80 decibel noise level allowed by the original use permit;
7) Operating trucks on top of these massive mountains at all hours day and night endangering
both the Idaho Concrete employee and the Lakeland Estate property owners;
8) Not providing and maintaining sufficient landscaping with an adequate underground
sprinkler systems and required fencing to buffer surrounding properties from plant
operations including open access from the green belt;
9) Using State Street property as a junk yard, dumping the owners' construction debris and
construction debris by other 'business partners' with no regard to the type, content, or
location of construction garbage;
10) Potential pollution of the Boise River through untested, untreated, ponds and leeching
minerals from dumped construction debris;
11) Enabling growth of excessive uncontrolled noxious weeds;
12) Operating immediately adjacent to the Lakeland Estates property and endangering its
residents;
13) Establishing inadequate narrow, unmaintained, unpaved roads for plant vehicle and
equipment use;
14) Requiring a significant increase in the traffic entering and exiting the State Street complex,
approximately one truck every one and one-half minutes in peak operations, which was
specifically disallowed by the 1980 Modification;
15) Continuous use of temporary mobile home, further compounded by an additional
construction trailer;
In addition to these significant violations, we believe the importation process constitutes an expansion
of a major material change/addition to the operation of an existing gravel pit; limited to a wet crushing
process only; limited to the SW % of the SE 1/4 of the plant location thus requiring a NEW conditional
use application which we believe has never been sought by Idaho Concrete, nor have violations been
recognized by City Officials, further evidencing City Officials' lack of due diligence.
These serious concerns are not being brought to you without numerous attempts by individual
homeowners to contact Idaho Concrete and City Officials. We have encountered comments such as
"grandfathered rights", "nuisance" complaints by residents without foundation, short term
mollification followed by immediate reinstate of violations, etc. When the majority of homes within
the Lakeland Estate Subdivision were being built, Idaho Concrete was primarily dormant and residents
were under the impression that Idaho Concrete was at the end of its life cycle. None of us were aware
of the hazards of Crystalline Silica.
August 21, 2015
City Officials
Page 3 of 4
Over the last few years we have endured an increasing expansion of operations which we believe to be
violations of the Conditional Use Permit as we have as stated earlier. Homeowners are experiencing
the increasing health risks associated with noise, air, and light pollution, as exemplified by an increase
in the number and severity of allergies and asthma.
Your immediate attention and assistance in resolving these issues will be greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
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Law360, New York (February 21, 2014, 3:40 PM ET) -- With the Occupational Safety and Heatth
Administration signaling its increased attention to workers' exposure to crystalline silica, and the plaintiff bar
evidently in search of new subjects for `toxic tort' claims, there is growing concern among builders about a
potential rising tide of "silica exposure" lawsuits against them. Will that type of suit soon take its place alongside
such historical legal headaches as asbestos and Chinese drywall claims?
According to OSHA, Avoiding Silica Inhalation Should Be a I-Iigh Priority
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Why put a Gravel Pit / mining operation that creates a known
carcinogen (cancer-causing) right next to homes and a school?
Below are some links and excerpts from articles that address this serious hazard.
htta://www.osha.sov/OshDoc/data General Facts/crystalline-factsheet.adf
What is crystalline silica?
Crystalline silica is a basic component of soil, sand, granite, and many other minerals.
Quartz is the most common form of crystalline silica. And we are NOT talking countertop grade.
Cristobalite and tridymite are two other forms of crystalline silica. All three forms may become
respirable size fine particles when workers chip, cut, drill, or grind objects that contain crystalline silica.
What are the hazards of crystalline silica?
Silica exposure remains a serious threat to nearly 2 million U.S. workers, including more than 100,000
workers in high risk jobs such as abrasi e b, I- stip = foundry work, stonecutting, rock drilling, quarry work .
and tunneling. The seriousness of the; a ea:.atits associated with silica exposure is demonstrated
P by
the fatalities and disabling illnesses to.occur in sandblasters and rockdrillers. Crystalline
silica has been classifi
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particles into two major groups. These groups differ in many ways. One of the differences is size, wecall'
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can stay in the air for minutes or hours while PM2.5 (small) particles can stav in the air for days or
weeks.
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• PM10 particles can travel as little as a hundred yards oras much as 30 miles.
• PM2.5 particles ao even farther; manv hundreds of miles.
Why put a Gravel Pit / mining operation that creates a known
carcinogen (cancer-causing) right next to homes and a school?
You won't find the answer to that here, or anywhere else for that matter. It's a bad and lethal idea.
What's in the dust created by a Gravel Pit operation?
It is not the same as the dust created by farming or other periodic natural events. The killer is the fine
particles of dust you cannot see. The mining and crushing of gravel creates and releases fine particulate
matter called Crystalline Silica into the air which will be carried by the wind towards homes and schools.
These dangerous particles will permeate homes, neighborhood parks, schools, and playgrounds.
Adults and vulnerable children and seniors will be exposed to this harmful carcinogen every day, all day.
Why the City and County would CHOOSE to allow the creation of a toxic environment for our
neighborhoods and these neighborhood schools when they do, in fact, have state and local government
statutory and federal regulatory authority, and Texas Attorney General and Supreme Court ruling ;,,...
precedence to use their authority to deny the permit in order to protect public health, safety, economic.
development, and quality of life is inexcusable, incomprehensible, and UNACCEPTABLE.
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with Crystalline Silica?
some of the CrystaUlineSilica can be of the most dangerous variety with a designation as a PM2.5
particle. Those=are particles that measure less than 2.5 micro meters in size
Once`these tiny particles enter the lung they stay there. The body's natural defense encapsulates;,;:
em causing permanent lung damage or cancer.
Winds can carry these fine particles over great distances. .
• The closer you are to the so ,r is .pncentr 'on and danger
• Health effects can range fro p ; I c • s s z� i!ir . r, tuberculosis increased lung irritation
There is no cure for silicosi ;,,,;r '" " M
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• Once these fine particles ent 4�•=� a lun; he=body has no means to .expel them
• Crystalline Silica clings to in -Y ,lc at 7 . :-i like Homes outdoor and. pIaygrou d e MiPp� �.e.._,.
t ...s+ e {, +Ielt?•J.'a' >. 0 e �•�4 y' ,.Y err_y, ,.`7,,.0 ,-� '•::-
trees, plants, and grass and !'+ �cle ; .,� 3 � o andd.yourfamili si'wii(cortie:into?conta.ct.wi =it -s
�: :3:• /:, L. .;f ••!'+C�. -:�j•n ti.Ir� i r. �ZS� .1.... yNi:. ::1 ,�
• . ik. r 'r'i' ,t "r t j,'�$.',! �.. 1.t i� S.T.(„ ZyfS 7 b w i�r`
• Crystalline Silica will) f!ltra•z= :�'mea'nd schoo s:..heating �nd=`e�o{ll st he e,�is_4 table
+• .. 4 t '',4s+-•ir3Z•- M' Vit`; ,.%i.`.;, :.1^:/,.; t:•.}.; r :'' .; !!:z,-. ` a•°
way to stop it or mitigate it. h l e •T� � ,, 4 ;c t ;ti:
The dust is cumulative; each:.day over the 20 or more vears`the pit*ir 'operation:more:a, drenor-e
of this hazardous dust will accumulate inside and around homes and the schools....,
• Our neighborhood homes and the new middle school is adjacent to and/or sits downwind of the
proposed pit and its loading and hauling facilities
• They don't call this "Wind Country" for nothing. Most days of the year the wind speed exceeds 15
mph and is often much, much higher in our neighborhoods.
,_
Page 1 of 2
Pneumoconiosis is a form of lung disease caused by inhalation of mineral dust.containing crystalline silica
(alpha -quartz or silicon dioxide), or its polymorphs (tridymite or cristobalite). Quartz, a common form of
crystalline silica, and is present in granite, slate, and sandstone.
Silicosis has been a problem for stone workers and miners throughout the ages. Doctors cutting through
the lungs of stonecutters in the 1700s stated they "found heaps of sand that in running the knife through
the pulmonary vesicles he thought he was cutting through some sandy body." In the late 1800s this was
given the name silicosis, derived from Latin silex, or flint.
Although silicosis has been a recognized ailment for centuries, its presence has become more obvious
since the developmentof mechanized mining. Industrial hygiene measures in the western world have
resulted in a decline of silicosis in recent years.
Article
Silicosis, Mesothelioma and Asbestosis are all three occupational related cancers that are preventable.
Silicosis is a respiratory disease caused by the inhalation of silica dust, which leads to inflammation and
scarring of the lung tissue. Similar to Mesothelioma and Asbestosis, Silicosis silently caused millions of
industry related health issues and deaths before it was discovered and could be properly diagnosed.
The main cause of Silicosis is long-term exposure to silica. Silica is a common, naturally occurring crystal.
It is found in most rock beds and forms dust during mining, quarrying, tunneling, construction and work
with many metal ores. Silica is a main component of sand, so glass workers, sand -blasters and
construction laborers also receive heavy exposure to silica.
Risk factors for Silicosis include but are not limited to any work that includes exposure to silica dust.
Mining, stone and concrete cutting, quarrying, road and building construction, work with abrasives
manufacturing, sand blasting and many other occupations and hobbies involve exposure to silica.
Intense exposure to silica may result in symptoms of or full blown Silicosis in a year or less, but it usually
takes at least 10 or 15 years of exposure before most symptoms of Silicosis develop. Silicosis as well as
Mesothelioma and Asbestosis have become less common since the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) instituted laws and regulations requiring the use of protective equipment, to be
provided by employers, that limit the amount of a worker's hazardous material exposure. Now, in most
cases, it is legally and lawfully the responsibility of your employer to protect you by providing personal
protection equipment (PPE).
Page 2 of 2
The three different types -of Silicosis are:
* Acute Silicosis — results from short-term exposure to very large amounts of silica. The lungs become
very inflamed and may fill with fluid, causing severe shortness of breath and low blood oxygen levels.
* Accelerated Silicosis — occurs after exposure to larger amounts of silica over a shorter period of time (5
– 15 years). Inflammation, scarring, and symptoms progress faster in accelerated silicosis than in simple
silicosis.
* Simple chronic silicosis — results from long-term exposure (more than 20 years) to low amounts of silica
dust. Nodules of chronic inflammation and scarring provoked by the silica dust form in the lungs and chest
lymph nodes. This disease may feature breathlessness and may resemble chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease (COPD).
If you feel that you are in an industry with a high risk of exposure to silica dust, or any other hazardous
material, you should take it upon yourself to use every method necessary to protect yourself from
exposure. It is important to discuss any health concerns that you may have with your employer and have
your employer provide you with the personal protective equipment required by law to minimize your
exposure to hazardous materials such as silica. It is legally your employers responsibility to provide you
with safety devices that will protect you but it is ultimately your responsibility to protect your health and the
health of your family.
If your employer is lax or refuses to provide for your safety, it is important that you contact your local, state
or federal agency that oversees health and safety law and compliance to report it right away. In most
situations you can report any negligence anonymously to prevent being singled out and demoted or fired
by your employer. Many times your employer will be forced to comply with the laws by the governing
agency and your problems will be solved. As an employer myself, I see the need to protect my employees
at any cost because they are not only my most valued assets they are people with families and simply -
deserve to live and work in the safest environment possible. If your employer does not feel this way, you
should not feel one bit of remorse if you have to report abuse to the proper authorities.
If you feel that you have been negligently exposed to Silica, or any other hazardous material and are now
experiencing health related issues from it, you should contact a competent lawyer or law office
immediately and discuss your situation with them. You may be entitled to compensation due to your
employer's negligence. There are lawyers and attomeys that specialize in Silicosis, Mesothelioma,
Asbestosis and a vast array of other occupational health related diseases.
Page 1 of 1
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That certain tract lying in the of the Ek of Section 15,
T. 4 N., R. 1 E. B141, in Ada'County, Idaho, more specifically
described as follows
Beginning at the ' Quarter Section corner 4..,i,s..►m1 to Sections 15
and . 22, T. 4 .N. , R. 1: E. B.M. Ada County, ; Idaho; thence North 0°_ 10'
West 3026 feet to a point in the Southwest R/W fence line of
State Highway 44; Thence South 63°00' East 1220 feet to a point
in the fence which is a property corner; Thence South 27°00' West
270 feet to a point; Thence -South 61°00' East 418 feet to a point
in a fence line which is the East line of the NWS of said
Section 15; Thence South 0020' _ West along a fence line 2024 feet
to the South boundary; line of said section; thence North 89°50'
West 1315 feet to the point of beginning.
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CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
ADA COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
ROOM 400 - .Dort .:ouse - BOISE, IDAHO
This certificate is issued in accordance with Section 1.7 CONFORMANCE
REQUIRED and Section 24.0 CONDITIONAL USES of the Ada County Zoning
Ordinance.
PROPOSED USE: (4 , PITANDREM= rAcnimES
LOCATION: , 114 to 1/2 mils wet or Highway 55 on State Highway No. 44,
on tae south side. menus); onHighway 441 and runn3t: south
LEGAL DESC RYPTIUN : to the. uta stint name hsander Line of the Boise Ivor.
RLE., section lb, TAN., LE. • n.M., Ada County. Idaho.
USE AUTHORIZED, UNDER ADA COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE ZONE CLASSIFICATIONS:
CONDITIONAL USE: Section and evidance of compliance with Section 24.1
Section: on Designand Dimensional Standards
Minimum lot size One Aare
Minimum lot depth 100 feet
Minimum side yard setback 15 feet
Minimum front yard setback' 30 feet
Minimum street frontage 100 feet
Minimum flanking street setback 25 feet
Maximum building height
Maximum lot coverage' 354
2 1/2 stories or 35 feet
CONDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
1. All: `operation. `dhali bs ammo on suDitet to accented safety ooa-
dl.1M.w 1«.
2. The -extent' `of rehabililat%r upony,'dipletiozf`, or 'gomplstion .of . excsva-
Lv*fl 'LUrns'
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-reasonable ,keap&ng14ithyhat' $0 compntibla'witb tht;..ar0a
8. _ -Digging ; vi11= tir_a3mitid to :.th a-' SV 1/4' :of .the, SE 3/4. '' _ _
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5. ulacturing ' faoirlitiis *est bo kept .back -100 'tt. from thi hfgbvay.
0. Nu ,ii�.LL'ks 1..�L.� - .Ls. . .4i.. .*Yi11 LM -u.L .uwuu•..: .
7. Ths noise eh#1lrtot ixeisd t0 d.oibele at the prep rty
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APPLICANT: _ Ready Pour Concrete Caspany
Owner.{:_) Contract -buyer t ) Tenant.t ) Owner's Representative a .1.
;HOME -ADDRESS.- ,P.O• Box 8308 PHONE: 348-7741
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I hereby affirm that the preceding 'statements and information are true
and ,correct .to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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S1UNA`I'URE OF _ APPLICANT
PLANNING,AND-:ZONING COMMISSION
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE PROPOSED USE, AS INDICATED ABOVE, IS IN
CONFORMANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE ADA COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE.
Title:
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Date: June 3, 1070
TRJ4��SMITTAL DATE: .Ottobei:
Ada Zounty Highway Dist.
- Ada Soil Conservation 'Dist`
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Central Dist. Health
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- Fire Cole Col l ister
- _ Fire - Whitney
Fire _ ( Eagle
Irrigation - Boise Project
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- Schools - Boise
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Sewer. Boise Public Works
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Assessor.
County Building Department
ADA COUNTY : ZONING COMMISSION
i CONDIT IONAL: USE " APPLICATION .'
This department has
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ved ` a request for a conditional use permit in a D-1
zone, ==in' order to construct a 4,608 sq. ft. office
to an existing gravel pit. •ane existing orrice complex
The _property .i s located . on
west; of Highway 55
in the ,W .1/2.SE:.1/4. .
approximately: : acres
unknown :.
number of elementary school
the south side ofet State. approximately 1/4 mile
of Section 15 Township 4N : . Range 1 E: , .and is
in size. Projected traffic from the proposal is
children from the proposal is ' none
and projected --6)
Any; comments ;or recommendations about this conditional use request will be presented
to. the Ada County Zoning Commission for review.
nsure that _your Comments;: and
imendati ons Will , be-:,cons:i,dered;
lie Zoni ng.� Commi ssi on,may we
your _answer. by;
WhimoimmmwNiraMmml
County . Zoning
Box 50D
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80-31 -CU
November 14, 1980
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5. All office parking areas and driveways shall be paved, marked and
provided with substantial wheel restraints on the periphery of,the
parking and around landscaped areas, and shall be in accordance with
Section 23.4 of the Ada County Zoning Ordinance.
6. Trash receptacles and rooftop mechanical or electrical fixtures and ,-
equipment shall be screened from public view by use of approved sight
obscuring fence or hedge and all utilities placed underground.
7. All landscaped areas shall be provided with an underground sprinkler
system of such design and capacity to adequately 'serve the landscaped
area and protective curbs shall be provided for landscaped areas.
Landscaped areas to be maintainedin a neat and orderly manner. Dead
or diseased planting materials to be replaced within three (3) months
or the next available planting season (spring or fall).
8. Compliance with Section 24.232 of the Ada County Zoning Ordinance.
9. Conditions regardingimprovements within the street rights-of-way, on
behalf of the Ada County -,Highway District and/or State Highway' Depart-
ment shall be . observed.
10. Signage will require a separate application and zoning certificate.
P
Future expansion of . a major material change, or addition Will ' require' a:,
new conditional: use: application.
Approval of this conditional use,=;permit will become null and void,;if
'substantial ;.:construction is', not commenced within, one (1.j ,year after;
date,:of :approval._
13. = An Occupancy .Permit will- not be issued by -the Building Department and
occupancy -of the:.building shall not `.take place ,until all : conditions
have been. ,campl=led with.= in the _event 'a Condition(]cannot =be= met by-.
thee_desired date of occupancy, a bond will be required in Iheamount
of 130% of , the,tvalue of the condition(s) which :are -incomplete:
14. This .permit 'shall not become effective until the 15 :day appeal period
lapses; and if Appealed,' 'until action is taken On- the appeal.: -
Section:27.0 of the Ada -County Zoning Ordinance provides for appeal of any
action; of the Board
:27.11 Riaht of Appeals. Any.order, requirement, decision, determination,
interpretation or ruling made --by the. Commission _or by the==Board of . Adjust--
ment-in^,;the administration.orenforcementof this Ordinance, maybe appealed -
therefrom -to the Board by any person aggrieved, or by an _officer, board,
department or bureau of the County.
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November 14, 1980
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• 27.12 Notice:of Appeal--Foirm and Content. The notice of appeal shall be
in writing and ishallbe filed in triplicate. One copy of the appeal 'shall
be filed with the,Boardo..,one 'copy to the County Clerk and one copy ,to the
Coninission., An appeal from any orderv'requirementi decision, 'determination
or interpretation:by the Contnission In the adininistration or enforcement of
this Ordinancei.inust set forth 'specifically all matters in which it is -
-claimed there was error or abuse of discretion. An appeal from the rulings,
decisions, ,andi,determinatIons by tht,v ConnissiOn denying .:or granting., any,
application, imust set forth', particulars 'Whereinthe -apP1 ica00n,. did meet or ,
- did fail to meet,- as the case may be, those qualifications or standards set
• forth in this -:Ordinance at:being 'prerequisite to the :granting" of the appli-
cation. - - - -
. , 27.14 • Time :for, -Fi 1 ing.. Any: appeal shal I be filed within fifteen (IS) days
after the rendition of the'decision'aiid',Shall beinwriting:ai 'herein above
prescribed,',or it shall bedismissed by the Board. ' - I - .•
If you havet'any_futiher..luestiont,--please contact -this office.;,
Sincerely,:
- - :
Chris Korte
•,COUNTY ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
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