Findings - PZ - 1990 - Comp Plan changes - Proposed Amendments
CITY OF EAGLE
IN THE MATTER OF: )
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EAGLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 1990)
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FINDINGS OF FACT AND
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
FINDINGS OF FACT:
l. On February 26, 1990, the Eagle Planning and Zoning held a
public hearing regarding the changes to the Eagle Comprehensive
Plan, 1990. Notice of hearing was published on February 7,
1990 as required by Section 67-6509, Idaho Code.
2. There was no public testimony in favor or opposition given.
A letter was received by Ada County Development indicating no
opposition to proposed amendments to the plan.
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW:
l. The application for changes to the comprehensive plan
complies with the requirements of law.
2. Public hearing was held in order to receive testimony of the
public regarding any changes.
3. Eagle Planning and Zoning recommended the changes to Eagle
City Council.
4.
The changes recommended are attached as exhibit "A".
5. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend the
changes to Eagle City Council, and to be presented to the City
Council at the Council meeting scheduled March 13, 1990.
ADOPTED THIS 12~~ day of _~~~ch
APPROVED:
, 1990.
ATTEST:
BARBARA MONTGOMERY
CITY CLERK
ERV SINCLAIR
CHAIRMAN P&Z
E X H 1 BIT
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1990 EAGLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT PROPOSAL
1.
Page 2, (2) delete "and other more severe areas" in the
sentence.
2.
Page II, (4) delete "flood plains", insert "floodway".
Delete "provided ho'wever, industrial use shall be allowed in
a limited area as specified by the Industrial Policies of
the Land Use section of this plan."
3.
Page 14 (5) delete ,all.
4.
Page 20 (3) delete the word "large" in the first sentence
and change paragraph to read: 1. "All new subdivision,
PUD'S, commercial/industrial developments with densities of
more than three sinqle family dwelling units per five acres
shall be required t,o : (A.) be connected to a central sewer
system, defined as a system that connects all units to a
central treatment plant in a subdivision and prohibits all
septic tanks. All sewer systems must meet Central District
Health standards, (B.) A central water facility which is
defined as a water system approved by the Central District
Health and the Eagle City Standards and meets the
requirements of firE! protection provided in the Uniform fire
code as adopted by 1:he City of Eagle. "