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Home My Public Portal AboutORD 50_Northwest Energy Code_01011992ORDINANCE FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE NORTHWEST ENERGY CODE AND STANDARDS ORDINANCE NO. 3 () An ordinance of the City of Iona adopting the 1990 edition of the Northwest Energy Code and the 1990 edition of the Northwest Energy Code Standards regulating the use of electrical energy in all buildings or structures in the City of Iona; providing for penalties for the violation thereof, repealing Previous edition of the Model Conservation Ordinance of the City of Iona and all other ordinances and parts of the ordinances in conflict therewith. The City Council of the City of Iona do ordain as follows: Section 1. That certain documents, three (3) copies of which are on file and are open for inspection by the public in the Planning and Zoning Office of the County of Bonneville, being marked and designated as: Northwest Energy Code 1990 edition, published by the Bonneville Power Administration and Standards listed in Chapter 1 of this specified Northwest Energy Code, including the Appendix Chapters A, B, C and D. Section 2. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move convert or demolish, equip, use, occupy or maintain any building or structure or cause or permit the same to be done in violation of this code. Each violation of this ordinance or of any regulation, order or ruling promulgated hereunder shall constitute a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine of not more than three hundred ($300.00) dollars or imprisonment for not more than six months or both such fine and imprisonment, for each day a violation continues to exist it shall constitute a separate offense. 1 Section 3. That the Ordinance adopting the 1986 Edition of the Model Conservation Code of the City of Iona and all other ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. That if any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is, for any reason, held to be invalid or unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance, and each section, subsection, clause or phrase hereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses and phrases by declared unconstitutional. Section 5. That the clerk is hereby ordered and directed to cause this ordinance to be published. Section 6. That this ordinance and the rules, regulations, provisions, requirements, orders and matters established and adopted hereby shall take effect and be in full force and effect January 1, 1992. ATTEST: itLA Clerk MCS 2 Mayor of the City of Iona COMMISSIONER'S MINUTES No. 14 C+RTon r111 NTC. �, Ut,DN[ll, lD UO 1 Thursday, December 19,_ 1991, continued: in Bonneville and Bingham Counties as a part of a recreation tra `1 .System, in Exhibits to Commissioners' Minutes 1991). IN THE MATTER OF EXTENSIONS TO PAY PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES: Upon the applications of Maria Ramrez, Randy Marsh, Vicki • (see E1(hibit No. "275-91" Dennis:'`:;J. Howe, Rick Weeks, Abraham Whitaker, Jay Prophet, Doug Smith, Brent Franck, Richard Welch, Judy Thompson, Nancy Hodges, Southwick, and Darlene Rockham, the Commissioners granted 120 day extension to said taxpayers with the tax, plus • 5•: penalty and interest, due an payable on or before April 20, 1992. • IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 157-91, NORTHWEST ENERGY:CODE AND STANDARDS: After meeting with Steve Serr, Zoning Administrator, and IonJongmore, Clek, the ordinance for the adoption of Northwest Energy Code and Standards, (see Exhibit` No. "276-9;1" • in Exhibits to Commissioners' Minutes 1991), was fully implemented on the county level by the Boarclof Commissioners. IN THE MATTER OF RENEWAL LICENSES FOR RETAILING BEER„ WINE, AND/OR.;.LIQUOR: Upon the approval of District Seven Health Department and the applicant's app1 cation, Commissioner/ • Chairman Long entertained a motion to approve the following renewal^retail licensa's at said businesses, Commissioner Stanger so moved to authorize issuance of beer retailing at The Fil;sing Stations at 1515 North Holmes, 1725 East 17th, 960 John Adams Parkway, and 2480 North Yellowstone; Ammon Speedi dart at 3195 flolen; Quinton Country Store at 7953 North 25 East; B&N Morgan's Inc. a:t, 1458 West Broadway; and Speedi Mart at 415 East Anderson; beer and wine retailing at Skipper's at 10.90 East 17th and 1855 a• North Yellowstone, Debbie's Brother at 216 First Street, Ez-Ze Stop at 5380 Wes .Broadway, Downtowner • at 477 Shoup, Wright Stop at 955 Northgate Mile, Idaho Falls AutO &Truck Place 4 615 East Iona Road, IN THE MNTTER OF,SERVICE ACRIE EEMT FOR INTERPRETE -�i-. • - i -, li- . .. r.R.: ..- �. 1, .....stir.. R: +. ., _..... • After reviewing the same, the Commissioners_ signed a service agr ement with Marina: L.:Ashworth. for providing Spanish interpretations for the county, (see Exhibit No; t.• "274-91" ii Exhibits to Commissioners' Minutes 1991). IN THE MATTER OF BID PROPOSALS FOR A SOLID WASTE COMPACTION SYSTEM: .}M f1{{• ,r After conferring with Kurt Karst, Alderson & Karst Architects/Plannes,•Bill Manwill, bounty Engine- er, and Robert Henry, Solid Waste Supervisor, the Commissioners reviewed the three (3) bids submitted k• on December 10, 1991, for a solid waste compaction system. The low bidder's, SSI Shredding Systems, 1• proposal was not in compliance with specifications. Bonneville County will not let tht bid at this. time, however, further investigations will be made. /2 IN THE MATTER OF DAY CARE CENTERS: Commissioner/Chairman Long met with representatives of local day cafe .centers and other officials, Debbie Tullos and Gary Walters, 910 North Crimson, Margaret Winborn, Post:Register, Cathy Stumph, 645• s Crimson, Tom Loertscher, State Representative, Kay Sharon Johnson, 305 B1osSom, Dick Fowler, 647 Shoupe Avenue/Fire Department, and Connie Schuldt, 402 North Eve Drive, regardin9•proposed ordinance and regula- tions regarding day care centers. Operators suggested that they could alive with an ordnance similar. to the one being proposed by the city of Idaho Falls, Ordinance No. 1907, and that th6;: county enact; one patterned after the city's. Commissioner/Chairman Long will review the issues with thy::other Commis- ' •! sioners and seek t'le interpretation of said ordinance from the county's leeal.advisors. IN THE MATTER OF EXTENSION OF TIME TO PAY PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES: The Commissioners granted extensions of 120 days to Henry Dannehl, :Mark Clark, DianeHammer, Sonja Pickett, Brian Marsden, and Brian Walker to pay their personal property -:taxes with the taxes due, plus • penalty and interest, on or before April 20, 1992. 4- IN THE MATTER OF INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR ROLLER: •r: Qf+nr rnnfnrri nn 1./i t-h 12411 MDn,.ii l l ('nunty Cnni nnnr Cnmmi ce i nnnre f lit exempt by the IRS does not automatically mean exempt ttatus on property;.tax, and that an exemption form must be filed with the Assessor prior to March 15. With all of the requirements for tax-exempt status not being met, the Commissioners denied said request!. The first halfybf tax will have to be paid as soon as possible, however, no later than December 24;,. 1991. The extra .time being granted only because the hearing could not be held at an earlier date. IN THE MATTER OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: After meeting with Ron Longmore, Clerk, Commissioners t'. 1 approved advertisement for bids to furnish the county with one (1) offset press/duplicator. Bids to be opened Januai"y 21, 1992, at:1:30 p.m. IN THE MATTER OF HEARING ON THE ADOPTION OF THE 1990 ED:ITIUN OF THE NORTHEST ENERGY CODE: As advertised, hearing of the Bonneville County •Jommissioners and 'cities of Ammon, Ucon, and Iona for the purpose of . p p public hearing in relation to the adoption of the 199.•Edition of the Northwest Energy Code as it relates to the energy efficient construction iof buildings i .:the; jurisdiction of Bonneville County. Present were Commissioner/Chairman Long, Commi$s.ioner Stanger, aid Steve Serr, Zoning Administra- tor, Bonneville County; Harvey Crandall, Aleen Jensen; Marvin L. Ander•on and Greg J: Maeser, city of x, Ammon; Mayor Karen Hansen, city of Iona; and Janice K:Obegglen, BonneviTU Power Administration. Review- ed the differences between the cities and county in th0, cflnversion from;ald to -new code. The city offi- Oath Oilili ga, t zik tub their individual councils and .ask for adoption. It •i•s proposed that said Code will take effect and be enforced as of January 1, 1992? IN THE MATTER OF CERTIFICATION OF RESIDENCY AND AUTHORIZATION FOR TUITIOtt:AID:. Upon verifying legal residency in oehalf of Robee a K. Arrowood, 1525 Curtis Avenue, the Commission- ers authorized tuition aid from the county of Bonneville for the fall sent ster.,`1991-92 school year. IN THE MATTER OF ROUTINE BUSINESS: The Commissioners acted upon routine business thrtughout the day. Commissioners recessed.