Minutes - 1984 - City Council - 09/11/1984 - RegularPage 32
CITY OF EAGLE
COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 11, 1984
The Council met in regular session on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1984,
at 7:30 p.m., at Eagle City Hall.
Roll call showed the following members present: STOPPELLO,
WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Mayor HALEY presiding.
Moved by MAILE and seconded by GUERBER to approve the minutes
of the August 14, 1984 council meeting as printed with the correction
of the date of a public hearing to be held October 2, 1984, in addition
the motion included the approval of the Findings of Fact and Conclus-
ions of Law for the Bectold-Robison rezone. Motion resulted as
follows: AYE: STOPPELLO, WkLKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. 93 "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EAGLE, IDAHO,
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 72 BY AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP;
DELETING THE A (AGRICULTURE) DESIGNATION AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFORE
AN R-5 (RESIDENTIAL) DESIGNATION FOR THE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF PROPERTY"
legal description of the Bectold-Robison property followed, was
presented to the council. Moved by MAILE and seconded by WALKER
that in accordance with the provisions of~50-902, Idaho Code, that the
rule requiring ordinances to be read on three different days, two
readings of which are to be by title only and oneof which is to be
in full, be dispensed with and that Ordinance No. 93 be considered
immediately. Roll call on the motion resulted as follows: AYE:
STOPPELLO, WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
Moved by MAILE and seconded by WALKER to
Roll call on the motion resulted as follows:
WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
adopt Ordinance #93.
AYE: STOPPELLO,
Engineer's Wayne Forrey and Dave Curtis from J.U.B. Engineering
Co..were present to speak to the council concerning a new 50% grant
that is available for City water systems. Their proposal was that
the City consider applying for this grant by consolidating with
Eagle Ranch Water Company.
Design Review #7-84 for the Eagle Foursquare Church was presented
to the Council. Moved by STOPPELLO and seconded by GUERBER to approve
the application for Design Review by Eagle Foursquare Church. Motion
resulted as follows: AYE: STOPPELLO, WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER.
Motion carried.
The City attorney was instructed to pursue the Design Review
matter concerning the Eagle Village Restaurant.
Mayor HALEY announced that this was the time and the place as
published for a public hearing on the application for a Flood Plain
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Development permit for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher at 135 Floating
Feather Road, Eagle, Idaho. The public testimony portion of the
public hearing was opened at 8:12 p.m.. Mr. J. J. Howard, an
engineer representing the Fisher's, answered questions presented
by the Council and Mr. Fisher testified concerning flooding in
the surrounding areas in previous years. Mayor HALEY closed the
public testimony portion of the public hearing at 8:25 p.m..
Moved by WALKER and seconded by STOPPELLO to approve the Flood
Plain Permit for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher at 135 Floating Feather
subject to the satisfactory submission of an elevation certificate
varifying that construction will be in compliance with the Eagle
Flood Plain ordinance. Roll call on the motion resulted as follows:
AYE: STOPPELLO, WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
Les Cullen from Fabco Manufacturing was present to appeal to
the council to reduce the cost of a building permit for construction
of an open storage unit at Fabco. The council reviewed the situation
with Mr. Cullen and the City Building Inspector and a motion was
made by STOPPELLO and seconded by GUERBER to uphold the fee assested
by the building inspector with the condition that if Mr. Cullen
moves the storage canopy to his new sight he be given valuation
credit towards any future building permit (for the canopy) of
$50,000.00 Roll call on the motion resulted as follows: AYE:
STOPPELLO, WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
Ada County Zoning Transmittal #83-44-CU - Patricia Browen was
presented for review. The transmittal was for a Conditional Use
Permit to allow a residential non-farm subdivision of 15 acres at
the northeast corner of Ballentine Lane and Floating Feather Roads.
Moved by MAILE and seconded by STOPPELLO that we submit to Ada
County our recommendation that pursuant to our current comprehensive
plan that coincides with this piece of ground, that this subdivision
can not be approved because the outlying areas within the Eagle Impact
Area are predominately agricultural. The intent is to create minimal
disruption to agricultural pursuits. The goal being to maintain
a rural atmosphere and to protect agricultural pursuits in areas
outside of the 1992 Sewer Planning Limits. Roll call on the motion
resulted as follows: AYE: STOPPELLO,WALKER, MAILE,GUERBER.
Motion carried.
Ada County zoning Transmittal #84-50-CU-Kolander for a condit-
ional use permit to allow a temporary mobile home on ten acres located
on the north side of Rush Road ½ mile east of Ballentine Lane. Moved
by WALKER and seconded by MAILE to recommend to Ada County for approval
of the Conditional use permit. Roll call on the motion resulted as
follows: AYE: STOPPELLO, WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
The claims against the City were reviewed. Moved by WALKER
and seconded by GUERBER to approve the claims against the City.
Roll call on the motion resulted as follows: AYE: STOPPELLO, WALKER,
MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
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The proposed changes to the Comprehensive Plan were discussed
and it was moved by STOPPELLO and seconded by WALKER that based
upon the representation from the Planning and Zoning of Mr. Hill,
Mr. Wilson and Mr. Shade that both the City Council and Planning
and Zoning cancel the public hearing date of October 2, 1984, to
consider changes to the comprehensive plan, and reconsider a new
public hearing date at the special Council-Planning and Zoning
meeting on Tuesday, September 18, 1984. Motion resulted as
follows: AYE: STOPPELLO, WALKER, MAILE, GUERBER. Motion carried.
Mayor HALEY adjourned the meeting at 11:10 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted
Bonnie Krasowski
City Clerk
Approved:
CAROL HALEY, MayoJ