Minutes - 1983 - City Council - 05/10/1983 - RegularCITY OF EAGLE
COUNCIL MINUTES
MAY 10, 1983
The Council met in regular session at 7:30 P.M. on
Tuesday, May 10, 1983, at Eagle City Hall. Mayor Deckard
presiding.
Roll call showed the following members present: HALEY,
STOPPELLO, DECKER, WALKER.
Moved by HALEY and seconded by DECKER to approve the
minutes of the council meeting of April 26, 1983 as printed.
Motion resulted as follows: AYE: HALEY, STOPPELLO, WALKER,
DECKER. Motion carried.
Councilman DECKER made a report on the APA. He had three
points for consideration: 1. An appointment from the Eagle
City Council to the APA Air Quality Board. 2. A meeting with
Vern Emery on the Joint Powers Agreement with Ada County.
3. New figures on the population census and residential devel-
opment capacity. Harvey Gross and Dale Rosebrock of the APA
staff presented the new population figures to the council.
Mayor Deckard announced that this was the time and the
place for a public hearing on a rezone and change to the
Comprehensive Plan submitted by Leslie Cullen for property
located on North Eagle Road, south Of Highway 44 and north
of the Boise Valley Packing Company. James Gipson, 82 E State
Street, spoke in favor of the rezone and comprehensive plan
change. There being no further testimony to come before the
council, the Mayor declared the public hearing closed. Moved
by HALEY and seconded by Walker to approve the application for
an amendment to the zoning ordinance of the City of Eagle
filed by Leslie Cullen subject to the preparation by the City
attorney and approval by the City Council of the appropriate
ordinance amending the zoning map presently contained in
Ordinance #72. Councilman STOPPELLO said he was in favor of
the rezone because it was not in conflict with the following
policies of the Comprehensive Plan (a) The employment center
for the Eagle Impact Area will include the town center and the
area south of Highway 44 which generally lies within the 1982
Sewer and Water Planning Limits (b) Proposed industrial devel-
opment shall not detract from the natural qualities of the Eagle
environment (c) That the opportunity does exist for Eagle to
create its own independent tax base through a moderate program
of economic decelopment and (d) The primary location for in-
dustrial development will be south of Highway 44 within less severe
areas of the flood plain. Motion resulted as follows: AYE:
STOPPELLO, WALKER, HALEY, DECKER. Motion carried.
Moved by MALEY and seconded by WALKER to approve the
amendment to the Eagle Comprehensive Plan requested by Leslie
Cullen, subject to the preparation by the CSty attorney and
submission to the City Council of a proposed resolution for
approval by the City Council of the proposed Comprehensive Plan
amendment.
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Motion resulted as follows: AYE:
DECKER. Motion carried.
HALEY, STOPPELLO, WALKER,
Mayor Deckard announced that this was the time and the
place for the public hearing to consider the request from the
Eagle Sewer District to grant a Development Permit and Condi-
tional Use Permit to build a Sewer Treatment Plant on property
located South of Highway 44 and within Section 18T, 4N, RIE in
Ada County lying North of the North channel of the Boise River.
Kirby Vickers, project engineer for the Eagle Sewer Treatment
Plant, spoke in favor of the Development Permit and Conditional
Use Permit. Wayne Crosby, P. O. Box 398, Eagle, spoke in favor
of the Permits. Susan McCall, Riverview St., Eagle, expressed
concern for the affected landowners. Fred Kunkler, Highway 44,
Eagle, spoke against the Permits. There being no further test-
imony to come before the council, the Mayor declared the public
hearing closed. Moved by HALEY and seconded by STOPPELLO to
approve the Conditional Use Permit application of the Eagle
Sewer District subject only to the preparation by the City
attorney and approval of the City Council of proposed Findings
of Facts and Conclusions of Law in accordance with section
67-6535, Idaho Code. Motion resulted as follows: AYE: HALEY,
DECKER, WALKER, STOPPELLO. Motion carried.
Moved by HALEY and seconded by WALKER to grant approval
of the Development Permit application of the Eagle Sewer District
subject only to the preparation of proposed Findings of Fact and
Conclusions of Law by the City attorney that explain the criteria
and standards considered relevant, stating the facts relied upon
and explaining the justification for approval based upon those
criteria, standards and facts and submission of the proposed Find-
ings of Fact and Conclusions of Law to the City Council at its
next regularly scheduled meeting. Motion resulted as follows:
AYE: HALEY, WALKER, DECKER, STOPPELLO. Motion carried.
Moved by HALEY and seconded by DECKER to adopt RESOLUTION
2-83 "A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A FLOODPLAIN DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
APPLICATION FEE, AND A VARIANCE TO THE FLOODPLAIN DEVELOPMENT
PERMIT FEE:. Roll call on the motion resulted as follows: AYE:
HALEY, DECKER, WALKER, STOPPELLO. Motion carried.
Dave Slagel of Auto Enterprises asked the councils per-
mission to open his business at 200 E. State Street, Eagle, with-
out remodeling the building and only putting a sign out in front
of the business. He was told to make an application to the Design
Review Board for his sign. The City attorney was asked to make
a legal determination concerning the question as to weather a
business falls under the Design Review Ordinance simply by occupy-
ing a previously unoccupied building. He was asked to have this
opinion for the next meeting on May 24th.
Moved by DECKER and seconded by WALKER to approve the claims
against the CITY. Motion resulted as foll~YE:
HALEY, DECKER. WALKER. Motion carri~>/~ STOPP~