HomeMy Public PortalAboutMinutes_City Council Regular Meeting_12172019CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
IONA CITY BUILDING
DECEMBER 17, 2019 — 7:00 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor Dan Gubler, Council President Rob Geray, Council Member Michael
Thompson, Council Member Peter Wadsworth, Council Member Kathy McNamara, Public
Works Director Zech Prouse, City Attorney Andrew Rawlings and City Clerk Keri West.
ABSENT: Treasurer Amy Sullivan.
VISITORS: Scott Kelly, Tim Kelly, Gary Elliott, Jolyn Louk, Karen Hansen, Whitney Brown,
Deb Sorenson, John Empey and Kevin Casper.
Mayor Gubler welcomed everyone and Lieutenant Kevin Casper led the Pledge of Allegiance. A
roll call was taken to open the meeting.
CONSENT AGENDA: City Council Work Meeting and City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
of November 19, 2019 were reviewed. Council reviewed the finance reports for the period
ending November 30, 2019 (17% of the fiscal year elapsed). The City had $836,216.67 in the
bank and routine bills had been paid, "Exhibit A".
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve the
consent agenda as presented. Council Member Thompson seconded the motion. All in favor.
Motion carried.
ITEMS OF BUSINESS:
Public Hearing — Conditional Use Permit Application, Scott Kelly, New Self -Storage
Facility on Main Street — Mr. Scott Kelly stated they purchased a Commercially Zoned lot in
the City of Iona with the purpose of building a new storage unit facility. He continued and said
they went to the Planning & Zoning Meeting (P&Z) the previous week and were deemed
"unessential and undesirable". Mr. Kelly stated he believes this is essential and he passes 700
storage units in a 2 mile radius from his home to his office, just a few miles from Iona. He also
stated there are currently 2 storage unit facilities in Iona that have 96 total units and 93 of those
are occupied. He continued and said his family has run a successful storage unit business for 21
years. Mr. Kelly continued and stated this will bring in tax revenue for the City along with water
hook-up fees, permit fees and will employee at least one part-time person. Mr. Kelly stated they
estimate this facility would have 5-10 cars enter each day. He continued and said they would
have little impact on the water and sewer systems. He also stated they would little noise and no
air pollution. Mayor Gubler questioned what the operating hours would be for this new facility.
Mr. Kelly stated the facility would have 24 hour access, but the afterhours visits are minimal.
Mr. Kelly also stated they have decided to put up a privacy fence on all sides of the facility,
excluding the west side, which faces Main Street. He continued and stated Chairman West of the
Planning & Zoning Commission suggested to avoid a steel building that "looks like storage
units". Mr. Kelly stated he has now done research and has found new ideas to enhance the look
of the facility and help it blend it with the surrounding properties.
Council Member Wadsworth asked Mr. Kelly if he would like to table this vote until they can
present other ideas that are more aesthetically pleasing, because the application they are voting
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on tonight is based on the steel building drawings already submitted. Council President Geray
stated there is no need to table the discussion because they could still pass it subject to conditions
agreed upon tonight.
Director Prouse asked Mr. Kelly where they would be installing accesses to the property. Mr.
Kelly stated they intend to install two entrances off Main Street. Director Prouse said the alley is
a dedicated right-of-way, so they could use that as an access to the property. Mr. Kelly said he
was unaware of that and hasn't been able to find that information anywhere. Director Prouse
encouraged the Council to require an impact statement if they approve this permit. Mr. Kelly
asked who does the impact statement. Director Prouse stated that is a requirement and the
responsibility of the applicant to hire someone, pay for and provide an impact statement.
Mayor Gubler opened up the Public Hearing portion of the meeting and invited anyone from the
public to please approach the podium to state any questions or comments regarding this
application.
Karen Hansen (5164 E. Wilde Ave.) stated she was the Mayor of Iona for many years and has
invested a lot of time into the City. She agrees that property owners should be able to do what
they want with their property, but she is concerned about preserving downtown Main Street of
our historic town. She continued and stated she is not in favor of this application because she
does not believe it is appropriate on Main Street.
Whitney Brown (4169 N. 55th E.) stated she is currently renting a storage unit at Mr. Kelly's
existing facility and she is impressed with how well kept they are and well maintained. She also
stated she believes they will enhance Main Street with their business, rather than an empty lot.
Mrs. Brown stated she is the person they have asked to be their part time employee and looks
forward to having that job so close to home while she is going to school online.
Deb Sorenson (5276 Hansen Ave.) stated he lives adjacent to this property to the east. He
continued and stated he has lived in this community for 74 years and served on the City Council
for many years. Mr. Sorenson agrees that this area is growing and storage units may be desirable,
but he does not think they belong on historic Main Street. Mr. Sorenson also stated he does not
think the applicant is prepared and still has many unanswered questions regarding the design and
aesthetics of the business. He also stated he is concerned with the facility only having one part
time employee. He continued and asked if it would have a gated entrance or if it would be
accessible to youth walking along Main Street. Council Member McNamara also stated concern
if the entrance is not gated.
Jolyn Louk (5428 E. Rockwood Ave.) stated one of the storage facilities in Iona has the owner
living right next door, so they are able to watch the building at all times. She stated the other
storage facility was built by a local resident and was always maintained. But, last year that
business was sold to a company from Idaho Falls and they have not maintained the grounds. She
is hesitant to allow someone to build another facility that does not live in Iona and can keep a
watchful eye on it and cares if it is maintained. Ms. Louk stated the sidewalk on Main Street is
very busy and a storage facility there could create a safety hazard. She also stated storage units
can create a place for crime in the City. Ms. Louk reiterated that storage units do not belong on
Main Street, no matter how good the building looks.
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Gary Elliott (5462 E. Rockwood Ave.) stated he also owns the property to the north of the
applicant, which is 5242 E. Hansen Ave. Mr. Elliott stated he is not against storage units in
general, but he does not think they belong on Main Street, no matter how they design the
buildings to look. Mr. Elliott continued and stated he is aware that Mr. Kelly was informed this
application may create concern from residents, so he should have included a contingency when
purchasing the property.
John Empey approached the podium and stated he owns the property to the south at 3388 N.
Main Street. He is concerned with what type of storage units are being proposed as he is trying to
beautify his property next door. Mr. Empey encouraged the Council to consider in the future
what we want Main Street to look like. He continued and said he would not be opposed if it is a
high end facility, but understands that would cost a lot of money. If it is a basic storage facility,
he is against it and does not believe it would fit in on Main Street.
Mayor Gubler read aloud the emails that have been received prior to the meeting, including three
in favor and one in opposition of the proposed application. Mayor Gubler stated he does not put
much weight on opinions of those outside of Iona, because they are not part of the community
and do not pay City taxes. He then asked if there were any additional comments from the public.
No response.
Mayor Gubler closed the Public Hearing portion of the meeting and began deliberation amongst
the Council.
Mayor Gubler said in the City Code it states they can approve an application and impose
conditions if they feel it is essential or desirable to the community. He encouraged the Council to
consider this when discussing and deciding on whether to approve this application. Mayor
Gubler said personally he is not in support of storage units on Main Street. He would be in favor
in another area of the City, but not Main Street.
Council Member Wadsworth stated Iona is more of a "bedroom community" and not a growing
commercial area. Mayor Gubler added that during the last Comprehensive Plan the community
voiced their desire to keep Iona small and not bring in a lot of commercial business. Council
Member Wadsworth said in looking towards the future, this is not the type of business they
would like to see on Main Street. It does not match the historic nature of the neighborhood.
Council Member Thompson stated based on the submitted drawings, there are 14 units that face
Main Street and he does not think that is desirable to see on the historic street. He would support
the business on another road like 55th East, but not Main Street. He does not think it fits in with
the surrounding atmosphere.
Council Member McNamara agreed with the previous comments and stated she does not think it
is an appropriate business for Main Street. She also stated her concern regarding safety and the
size constraint for U-Haul trucks to access and turn around.
Council President Geray stated in the Comprehensive Plan the Commercial Zones were laid out
and this lot is zoned Commercial. He also stated he does not believe Main Street has been
declared an official historic district or historic street with use restrictions. He continued and
stated he does not know any business that meets the residents' ideals of what is acceptable in this
empty lot. Council President Geray stated if the City feels the need to have specific restrictions
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on businesses on Main Street, the Council needs to designate Main Street as a historic district
and set those restrictions. He continued and stated he believes Mr. Kelly is making reasonable
accommodations and is trying to do the right thing to make this business blend in with the
surrounding properties. Council President Geray also stated there are already businesses on Main
Street and Iona Road that are not pleasant looking when entering the City. Council Member
Thompson stated he agrees with most of what Council President Geray stated, but he does not
believe the building fits in as presented. He continued and encouraged the applicant to come
back to the City Council when they have a new design and have made more decisions regarding
the aesthetics and functionality of the property. Council President Geray said he would advise
the applicant to do that also, but he does not think the Council would consider it further and he
does not want to waste the applicant's time and money.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve the
Conditional Use Permit subject to the reasonable changes that the Council deems necessary.
Motion was not seconded. Motion failed.
Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to deny the Conditional Use Permit for Mr. Scott
Kelly's storage facility. Council Member McNamara seconded the motion. Council Member
Wadsworth, Council Member Thompson and Council Member McNamara voted Yes. Council
President Geray voted No. Motion carried.
Amendments to Iona City Code § 10-1-5(C), pertaining to Required Scale on Plats — Mayor
Gubler asked the Council if anyone had questions pertaining to this amendment. No response.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 234-12-19 of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 10-1-5(C) of the Iona
City Code; amending the acceptable scale on plats; providing for severability; and establishing
an effective date. Council President Geray also made a motion to dispense with the rule of
reading the proposed Ordinance in full and on three separate occasions. Council Member
McNamara seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
Amendments to Iona City Code § 6-4-4, pertaining to Standard for Sidewalk and Curb
Construction Specifications — Council President Geray made a comment stating this
amendment requires the City Clerk to maintain copies in the City Office. Clerk West and
Director Prouse agreed.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 235-12-19 of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 6-4-4 of the Iona City
Code; amending the referenced standard for sidewalk and curb construction specifications;
preserving prior Ordinance; providing for severability; and establishing an effective date.
Council Member Thompson also made a motion to dispense with the rule of reading the
proposed Ordinance in full and on three separate occasions. Council Member Wadsworth
seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
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Amendments to Iona City Code § 4-1-3, pertaining to Business License Fees— Clerk West
stated the Business License Fee is currently $50 for new and renewed business licenses. This
amendment will increase the fee for new business licenses to $100 due to the additional work by
the City Clerk and City Council approval. Clerk West stated the renewal fee will remain $50
annually.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 236-12-19 of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 4-1-3 of the Iona City
Code; specifying business license application and renewal fees; providing for methodology and
severability; and establishing an effective date. Council Member Thompson also made a motion
to dispense with the rule of reading the proposed Ordinance in full and on three separate
occasions. Council President Geray seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
Amendments to Iona City Code § 5-4-1, pertaining to Impounding of Dogs— Attorney
Rawlings explained this amendment is to update the chapter pertaining to dogs in the City Code
to match what the City Council has discussed in previous Council meetings. This includes
requesting the Idaho Falls Animal Shelter to collect fees on behalf of the City when dogs are
brought in, among other updates pertaining to the collection of dogs from the City of Iona.
Mayor Gubler spoke to the audience and stated the City has had problems with the increased
costs associated with the Idaho Falls Animal Shelter pertaining to the impounding of dogs.
Mayor Gubler further explained the City has been covering the majority of the costs when dogs
are impounded and the dog owners are paying a very small amount to retrieve their dog from the
shelter. The Council feels the dog owners should be paying these fees and it should not be
subsidized by the City. Council President Geray questioned whether the Idaho Falls Animal
Shelter will agree to this amendment and indeed collect fees on behalf of the City.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 237-12-19 of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 5-4-1 of the Iona City
Code; adding definitions of various terms; amending Section 5-4-6 of the Iona City Code;
revising requirements relating to the impounding of dogs; providing for methodology; repealing
and reenacting Section 5-3-12 of the Iona City Code; revising requirements relating to the
impounding of animals; reenacting Section 5-3-7 of the Iona City Code; adding definition of
various terms; preserving prior Ordinances in each instance; providing for severability; and
establishing an effective date. Council President Geray also made a motion to dispense with the
rule of reading the proposed Ordinance in full and on three separate occasions. Council Member
Thompson seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
Approval of Resolution 2019-05, "A Resolution Specifying the Impound Fee for Animals at
the Animal Control Shelter" — Council President Geray stated the cost on the last statement
from the Idaho Falls Animal Shelter equated to approximately $200 per dog. Council Member
Wadsworth questioned if the City increases the fees if that will reduce the amount of people that
actually pick up their dog and pay any fees at all. He continued and suggested possibly having a
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graduated fee schedule. Council President Geray suggested setting the fee at $200 per animal.
All Council members agreed.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member McNamara made a motion to approve the
Resolution No. 2019-05, specifying $200 for each animal that is picked up and taken to the
shelter. Council Member Wadsworth seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
Approval of 2020 City Council Meeting Dates — Clerk West stated no adjustments were made
to the City Council calendar, so each meeting will be held on the 3`d Tuesday of each month. She
also stated the Planning & Zoning Meetings will be held on the 2"d Wednesday, with the
exception of November due to Veterans Day.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve the
proposed 2020 City Council and Planning & Zoning Meeting Dates. Council President Geray
seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
General Water System Discussion — Mayor Gubler stated the water project is still moving
along. He continued and stated the plan is to finish the well and well house in the spring.
STAFF REPORTS: Director Prouse said they have installed 2 additional radar signs in the City.
Clerk West stated Mr. Belnap thanked the City for lowering the speed limit on 55th East during
the Christmas Light Show. Clerk West also discussed options for the City Christmas Dinner to
be held in January.
Council Member Thompson stated nothing to report, but wanted to publically thank Director
Prouse for the great job his department does with snow removal.
Attorney Rawlings stated he is still in the process of updating all City applications to comply
with the updated City Code and City logo.
Lt. Casper with Bonneville County Sheriff's Office stated they are working on cleaning up the
reporting to define specific parameters of Iona City. He also stated his goal to have a full-time
Iona officer is by the 2"d week of January. Lt. Casper reported receiving a dozen animal calls per
month. He also stated they have completed all background checks for the basketball program.
SUGGESTED AGENDA ITEMS: Mayor Gubler suggested discussing the future of Main
Street at the next City Council Meeting.
Meeting Adjourned at 8:47 p.m.
COUNCIL APPROVED: January 21 st, 2020
ATTEST:
Keri West, City Clerk
Dan Gubler, Mayor
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2019 IONA STATE OF THE CITY
The time has come for us to reflect on the happenings of this last year.
First, I would like to say thank you to the "great employees" that we have here in Iona. They
continue to impress me day by day as I see their professionalism and the dedication that they have for
our community. I am grateful for their efforts on our behalf.
Many thanks to those involved in the planning, preparation, and execution of the Iona Day
celebration. It was a huge event this year that was very well attended and a great success. I would like to
personally thank Larie Elliott for her efforts in planning and organizing this event. Her efforts will be
missed this coming year as she has stepped back as Event Coordinator this coming year. I would like to
also thank Meridee Wobig for accepting the challenge this coming year of Event Coordinator for Iona
Day. If there are any in the community that would like to get involved in the Iona Day celebration,
please contact the staff at the City Office. An event as big as this requires a lot of individual help.
This year, we started the construction on our new water tank. I am pleased to say that the new
water tank is built and that it turned out just as planned. If you drive to the east end of 49th North, you
can see the completed tank. We still need to complete the well house and finish the site work. These
things are planned to be finished in the spring of 2020. We are also to receive a grant from the Army
Corp of Engineers in the amount of $500,000. This grant is a match funds grant, but the monies the City
has thus far contributed for the water tank will cover our portion. This is great news for us. This money
will allow us to finish all of the original goals we identified as needs for all of the water system, for
example, a new generator on Well #2. We originally hoped we could do this work within the water
system upgrades. As the bids came in, we realized we were going to have a shortfall in revenue to
complete this portion, so we scaled back on the things we didn't positively need to accomplish. We will
now be able to complete everything.
One of the needed improvements that were accomplished this year was the walking path
extension on the north side of Denning Avenue, from Ashwood Acres all the way to the Barnes
subdivision. We were able to pay for this with a grant from the State Tax Eliminator Fund through the
Local Highway Technical Assistance Council (LHTAC). This should greatly improve the safety of our
children as they attend Iona Elementary.
The City continues to grow, which can be a blessing and a detriment. The Planning & Zoning
Commission and the City Council continue to work hard to try and control what that growth looks like
and how it affects all of us in the community. Growth will continue to be a big issue and a challenge for
our community in the future.
This year, we started an agreement with the Bonneville County Sheriffs Office for providing
police protection in Iona. I am happy to report that this collaboration is going very well. Patrolling in
Iona is vastly greater than it has been in the past. We don't have enough time in this agreement to tell if
the crime rates in Iona have been significantly lowered, but so far comparative numbers show a
decrease.
The City has installed radar speed signs on four streets in Iona and they have had a very positive
result. Citations on those roads have come down and all reports have shown those signs as a significant
contributing factor. Over the next couple of years, the City is trying to install radar signs on all of the
ingress roads into Iona. Hopefully they too will show an improvement in speeding.
The Planning & Zoning Commission has taken on the task of updating our current
Comprehensive Plan. This will be a significant task for them. We are not looking to produce a new plan,
but to update our existing Comprehensive Plan. If you have any suggestions, please contact the City
Office.
The Iona Sports Program continues to grow and the cost for such is not being paid for by the
taxpayers of Iona, but by those participating in it. Heidi Gummow, the Sports Director, continues to do
an outstanding job!
We started the purchase of a 1.57 cfs water right late in 2018. The final payment will be made in
the next couple of weeks and our obligation to that debt will be done. That is great news.
All in all, Iona City is in great shape. We have savings for emergencies and the financial
obligations going forward. The water project will be finished this coming spring and the new well will
be coming on line to serve the communities' needs for many years to come.
Iona is such a great community to live. The reason for our past and for our future successes
continues to be the great and positive folks who call Iona home. It is my hope that this success as a
community, will continue well into future generations. If the past is any indicator, than our future is very
bright indeed!
Thanks,
Mayor Dan Gubler
* Delivered by Mayor Dan Gubler at the City Council Meeting held on Tuesday, January 21st, 2020.
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17340 ROCKY MTN. POWER
17341 WEX BANK
17343 ALLEN ELDRIDGE
17344 GREG MCBRIDE
17346 C-A-L-RANCH STORES
17347 CORE & MAIN
17348 NAPA AUTO PARTS
17349 PRO RENTAL & SALES, INC.
17350 SPARKLIGHT
17351 TACOMA SCREW PRODUCTS, INC.
17352 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB
Summary by General Ledger Account Number
GL Account
Debit Credit Proof
Grand Totals:
01-1075 43.37 .00 43.37
01-2010 .00 43.37- 43.37-
10-2010 .00 40,480.22- 40,480.22-
10-41-50 4,192.00 .00 4,192.00
10-41-60 1,926.00 .00 1,926.00
10-41-75 1,893.23 .00 1,893.23
10-46-80 300.00 .00 300.00
10-46-90 2,575.78 .00 2,575.78
10-47-10 13,734.87 .00 13,734.87
10-47-20 5,632.85 .00 5,632.85
10-47-90 224.86 .00 224.86
10-48-20 730.00 .00 730.00
10-49-50 42.85 .00 42.85
10-49-60 9,227.78 .00 9,227.78
51-2010 .00 217,860.25- 217,860.25-
51-41-50 3,217.33 .00 3,217.33
51-41-60 31,400.00 .00 31,400.00
51-41-75 2,880.96 .00 2,880.96
51-41-80 54,731.70 .00 54,731.70
51-47-10 3,199.54 .00 3,199.54
51-48-20 122, 430.72 .00 122,430.72
258,383.84 258,383.84- .00
Street Lights /1 ripwe-Y
Public Works-Dsl
Building inspections
Mechanical Inspections
Boots
Olsen St. meter pit parts
Winter vehicle maint. parts
Radar Signs-signage install
Internet
Radar Signs 6 olts
Water tests
104175 2,993.39
104710 468.76
104720 1,100.00
104720 150.00
514710 99.99
514820 721.47
104710 134.52
104690 135.66
514150 142.31
104690 42.21
514710 200.00
258, 383.84
M = Manual Check, V = Void Check
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City of Iona
Check Register - Iona Page: 3
Check Issue Dates: 12/1/2019 - 12/31/2019 Jan 08, 2020 11:48AM
Dated:
Mayor:
Report Criteria:
Report type: Summary
M = Manual Check, V = Void Check