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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
IONA CITY HALL
OCTOBER 17,2023 —7:00 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor Daniel Gubler, Council President Robert Geray, Council Member Peter
Wadsworth, Council Member Evan Mann, City Attorney Andrew Rawlings, City Engineer Dave
Noel and City Clerk/Treasurer Keri West.
ABSENT: Council Member Michael Thompson and Public Works Director Zech Prouse.
VISITORS: Kirsti Cook, Mark Schaffer, Beth Schaffer, Tiffany Nielsen, Rylea Farrens, Adam
Johnson, Karl Miller, Jeb Casper and Michelle Tolman.
Mayor Gubler welcomed everyone and led the Pledge of Allegiance. A roll call was taken by
Clerk West to open the meeting.
CONSENT AGENDA: City Council Work Meeting and Regular Meeting Minutes of
September 26, 2023, were reviewed. Council reviewed the finance reports for the period ending
September 30, 2023 (100% of the fiscal year elapsed). The City had $1,633,484.82 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 Wadsworth seconded the motion. All in favor.
Motion carried.
ITEMS OF BUSINESS:
Annexation Ordinance & Initial Zoning — City of Iona; Parcel# RP03N38E368396, located
on north side of 49th North, between 45th East and 55th East (Ord. 294-10-23) — Mayor
Gubler stated the property that we are discussing is located on 49th North and was owned by
Bonneville County. He continued and stated the property was previously used as a landfill and
was covered approximately 35 years ago. Mayor Gubler stated Bonneville County has deeded
this parcel to the City and the first course of action is to annex it into our City limits. He
continued and stated the City has been working with Bonneville County for a few years to
acquire this property, with the intention of using it for recreation.
Mayor Gubler stated this is a Public Hearing and asked if anyone in the audience would like to
address the City Council on this topic. No response. Mayor Gubler closed the Public Hearing
portion of this agenda item to allow for Council deliberation. Clerk West stated she has received
phone calls regarding the zoning of this property. She explained it is being zoned as R-1: Single
Family Residential. She clarified that does not mean there will be houses on this property, but
rather the City Code designates that parks should reside in the R-1 Zone.
Council Member Wadsworth asked if vault toilets would be allowed. Mayor Gubler confirmed
they would be allowed.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 294-10-23, an Ordinance annexing certain lands to the City of Iona, Idaho;
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describing these lands; establishing the initial zoning for such lands; requiring the filing of the
Ordinance and amended City map and amended legal description of the City with the appropriate
county and state authorities; and establishing an effective date. Council Member Wadsworth also
stated this parcel is to be zoned as R-1. Council Member Wadsworth also made a motion to
dispense with the rule of reading the proposed ordinance in full and on three separate occasions.
Council Member Mann seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
Ordinance to Amend Iona City Code § 10-1-17(E), pertaining to Construction
Requirements for Public Ways in the Iona Subdivision Ordinance, specifically driveway
approaches (Ord. 295-10-23) —Mayor Gubler asked the Council if they had a chance to review
the minutes from the Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) Meeting on this topic. All
confirmed. Mayor Gubler stated the City Council changed the City Code a few months ago to no
longer allow swales in new subdivisions. He continued and stated the City Council determined
that swales caused too many issues, so all new subdivisions are now required to install curb and
gutter. Mayor Gubler continued and stated, the Council is now reviewing the ordinance that
addresses driveway approaches, specifically for those situations when a resident wants to add an
additional driveway for a shop or other accessory building. He continued and stated the purpose
of the drainage swales was to allow drainage from the roads. Mayor Gubler explained the current
requirement is that driveway approaches can be no wider than 30'. He stated the Council is not
looking at changing that, but they are going to address some of the rules to allow additional
driveways. Mayor Gubler stated the Council is discussing the allowance of an additional
driveway, as long as the cumulative width of all driveway approaches does not exceed 50% of
the total frontage of the lot. Mayor Gubler then stated something that needs to be considered is
the strength requirement for the sidewalk for the sections that are intended to be driven over. He
continued and stated the drainage needs to be addressed also.
Council Member Wadsworth asked the City Engineer, at what point is it necessary for residents
to put in a drainage system in the swale. He continued and stated if someone has 200 feet of
frontage and they want to have two driveway approaches that are each 30 feet wide, he does not
think they should be required to install a french drain because he believes there is still sufficient
drainage area for that length of frontage. Attorney Rawlings explained this amendment allows
residents to have separate driveway approaches that take up less than 50% of the total frontage,
as long as neither driveway approach exceeds 30 feet in width. He continued and stated if a
resident desires to exceed those requirements there is an option to apply and submit engineering
that illustrates the proposed design effectively addresses the necessary drainage.
Mayor Gubler stated this is a Public Hearing and asked if anyone in the audience would like to
address the Council on this topic. An audience member asked why there is a $150 fee for
residents that wish to exceed the limits. Mayor Gubler stated that is the cost of the application
process. Clerk West clarified the cost covers the City Engineer's review of the provided design
and all City staff to review and process the application. Another audience member asked the
exact process for residents wanting to alter their driveway approaches. Attorney Rawlings stated
with this amendment if a resident wants to increase their driveway approaches but remains under
50% of the frontage and does not exceed 30' wide approaches, they are permitted to do so. If
they choose to exceed the 50% or the 30' driveway approach, they would need to apply at the
City Office with their engineered design and pay the $150 fee. The application would then be
reviewed by the City Engineer and the City Council for final approval. Another audience
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member asked what material is considered part of the driveway approach. Mayor Gubler stated
anything that is non-permeable.
Another audience member asked if he could fill his swale with road base if it doesn't make the
driveway approaches exceed 50%. Mayor Gubler stated if it exceeds the driveway approach
beyond the 30' he would be required to submit an application and design. City Engineer Dave
Noel stated compacted road base is not considered permeable. Discussion then turned to what a
drainage swale is and where they are located throughout Iona.
An audience member asked if their design is denied by the City Engineer and they make the
necessary adjustments and resubmit it, would they be required to pay an additional $150. Mayor
Gubler said no, they would only be charged once. Council President Geray stated that would
allow residents to submit anything they want and have our City Engineer basically design it for
them with his recommendations. Engineer Noel expressed concern over this process also. Mayor
Gubler asked if there were any other comments or questions from the public. No response. He
then closed the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item.
Council Member Mann asked Mayor Gubler to clarify if he wanted to add a statement about the
ownership of the sidewalks. Mayor Gubler stated the City cannot divest itself of the right of way,
which includes the sidewalks. Council President Geray clarified the process and asked if there
needs to be anything additional regarding a denial and what the resubmit process is. Mayor
Gubler stated in the past the City has waived fees for a resubmitted application. Council
President Geray stated if the City has to pay the City Engineer to review an application two
times, he does not think the City should be covering those costs. He continued and stated he
thinks the amendment wording should stay the way it is and if an application is denied the
applicant would need to repeat the process from the beginning. Attorney Rawlings agreed and
stated most jurisdictions would give an approval or denial without much feedback for the
applicant on how to resubmit for approval. Engineer Noel stated he feels the proposed
amendment is missing the desired percolation rates for approval. He continued and stated the
City recently approved an alternate drawing for swales that lists the required percolation rates,
but that is the only place in the City Code that those calculations can be found. Engineer Noel
continued and stated there needs to be something in this amendment that points to those required
calculations for the applicant's engineer to follow. Mayor Gubler directed Attorney Rawlings to
work on a new draft for this amendment that will reference that drawing and the subsequent
calculations. Mayor Gubler asked if they can pass this amendment with the addition of a
reference to the Standard Drawings added. Attorney Rawlings stated they would need to use the
exact words in the motion that they want him to add; otherwise it would be better to re-draft it
for approval at next month's meeting. Council President Geray stated he doesn't feel this is
urgent enough to pass tonight and suggested tabling it until next month. Council Member
Wadsworth agreed.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to table Ordinance
No. 295-10-23, an Ordinance to amend Iona City Code § 10-1-17(E), pertaining to Construction
Requirements for Public Ways in the Iona Subdivision Ordinance, specifically driveway
approaches. Council Member Wadsworth seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
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Ordinance to Amend Iona City Code § 11-1-5, pertaining to shipping containers as
accessory buildings (Ord. 296-10-23) — Attorney Rawlings stated shipping containers are
increasingly being used for storage in the residential areas of the City. He continued and stated
they have fallen into a gap because they are not buildings or structures. Attorney Rawlings stated
this amendment will cause shipping containers to fall into the "accessory building" category and
will therefore need to meet the same setback requirements, as requested by the Building Official.
Mayor Gubler stated this is a Public Hearing and asked if anyone in the audience would like to
address the City Council on this topic. No response. He then closed the Public Hearing portion of
this agenda item for Council deliberations.
Council President Geray asked if the P&Z recommended approval of this ordinance. Clerk West
confirmed. She stated there was one member that opposed it, but he did not give any explanation.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Mann made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 296-10-23, an Ordinance of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 11-1-
5(A)(1) of the Iona City Code; amending the definition of accessory building to clarify that
shipping containers are included in that definition; providing methodology; preserving prior
ordinances in each instance; providing for severability; and establishing an effective date.
Council Member Maim also moved 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 Mann: YES
Ordinance to Amend Iona City Code 1-6-1: Regular Meetings, pertaining to the date of
monthly City Council Meetings (Ord. 297-10-23) — Mayor Gubler stated this ordinance is to
move the regular City Council meetings to the fourth Tuesday each month, rather than the third
Tuesday. Clerk West clarified this ordinance allows the City Council to pass a yearly meeting
schedule by Resolution, rather than requiring those meetings to take place on a specific day of
each month, as currently stated in the City Code.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 297-10-23, an Ordinance of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 1-6-1 of
the Iona City Code; clarifying that regular monthly meetings of the City Council will be
specified by Resolution; providing methodology; preserving prior ordinances in each instance;
providing for severability; and establishing an effective date. Council Member Wadsworth also
moved to dispense with the rule of reading the proposed ordinance in full and on three separate
occasions. Council President Geray seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
Approval of Resolution 2023-04: Building Rental Fees — Mayor Gubler stated the City is
looking to increase the rental fees for the City Building. He continued and stated the rates for
City residents will remain the same, but non-resident fees will increase. Mayor Gubler explained
further that residents will continue to pay $30/hour or $150/day, but non-residents will now be
required to pay $60/hour or $300/day to rent the gym or Council Room in the City Building. He
continued and stated the Council felt there needed to be a greater benefit to the City residents.
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Clerk West stated the Resolution also requires a non-refundable $50 reservation fee that will go
towards the rental amount. She continued and stated the office staff will begin requiring this for
renters to reserve their dates. An audience member asked if a renter would receive their $50
reservation fee back if they canceled more than 2 weeks in advance. Council Member Mann said
the $50 fee is non-refundable. Clerk West confirmed and said that covers the cost of the office
staff's time to communicate back and forth with the renters. Council President Geray stated the
City has been very diligent when charging fees to ensure that every application is paying for
itself. He continued and stated the City pays the staff to complete certain tasks and those costs
should not be subsidized by the City if they are associated with an individual's use. Council
President Geray gave additional examples and stated the costs should be offset by the individual
that is requesting those specific services.
An audience member asked if there are different rates for non-profit organizations. Clerk West
stated the Resolution does give the Mayor authority to allow a reduced rate by written
agreement. She continued and stated the City has worked with non-profit organizations before
and have agreed to a reduced rental fee, but they are still required to pay something because
utilities and cleaning services are still being used. Council Member Wadsworth stated there have
been instances in the past where the City waived all fees because the rental was considered a
benefit to the residents, such as the theater program last year that was free for the community.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve
Resolution No. 2023-04, a Resolution updating the rental fees and required deposits for the Iona
Community Center. Council Member Mann seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
Approval of Professional Services Agreement; City Engineering Services — Fiscal Year
2024 for Forsgren & Associates, Inc. —Mayor Gubler stated this was discussed last month and
was postponed until this meeting to allow more time for the City Attorney and City Engineer to
discuss and determine appropriate language in the contract. Attorney Rawlings confirmed he has
been working with Dave Noel and Kevin Harris, both of Forsgren & Associates. He continued
and stated it was determined by both parties to have a "Base Contract" and "Task Orders" for
specific projects, etc. Attorney Rawlings stated the first Task Order includes all the basic
functions for the City Engineer. Clerk West stated this document is not in the Council packet
because the agreement was just completed today. City Engineer, Dave Noel, distributed paper
copies of the proposed agreement to the City Council. Council President Geray asked the length
of the contract. Attorney Rawlings stated it is included in Section 2 of the agreement and
specifies the contract to go until September 30, 2024, with automatic renewal, unless either party
chooses otherwise. Council Member Wadsworth stated he agrees with this course of action
because it gives the City an option to pursue other firms if they are not satisfied but are not
required to go through that process if they are happy with the services provided by Forsgren &
Associates. Council President Geray asked for further clarification from Attorney Rawlings
regarding the "Termination" section of the contract. Attorney Rawlings stated this section allows
the City to terminate for cause or to simply not renew the contract at the end of the term. He did
clarify the contract does not allow the City to terminate the contract without cause.
Council President Geray stated if the City Attorney feels this agreement is adequate to terminate
the contract for just cause, he feels that is sufficient. Attorney Rawlings confirmed he believes
the City and Forsgren & Associates all have the same understanding of that intent. He clarified
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that this agreement does not allow for at-will termination. Engineer Noel stated each task or
project will be completed by separate Task Order Agreements, so Forsgren will only complete
tasks that are agreed upon with a scope of work and project cost.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve the Base
Contract for Engineering Services dated October 17th, 2023, between the City of Iona and
Forsgren & Associates, Inc. Council Member Wadsworth seconded the motion. All in favor.
Motion carried.
Discussion of Story Walk in City Park—Mayor Gubler stated the City was approached by the
Bonneville County Library District (BCLD) that they have received a grant that would pay for
large story boards to be placed around the City Park for children to read as they walked around
the path. He continued and stated he thinks it is a great idea but would be concerned if they were
placed in areas of the park that would interfere with sports activities. Michelle Tolman from
BCLD stated the grant covers the cost of all materials, but the City would need to install them.
She brought a stand to the front of the room to show as a visual reference. Mrs. Tolman stated
there are a total of 10 stands that have been provided. The City Council reviewed a map of the
City Park on the projector and discussed potential locations. Council Member Wadsworth asked
if the stories can be changed in the boards. Mrs. Tolman confirmed there are many other stories
that can be provided when they want to change them out. Clerk West asked if Director Prouse
had mentioned any concerns regarding this topic. Mayor Gubler stated he did express concern
when they are mowing the grass, but he personally does not feel this would be a big hinderance.
An audience member expressed concern that these story boards would be prone to graffiti.
Mayor Gubler stated everything in the park is prone to graffiti, but asked if these boards are
going to be easy to clean. Mrs. Tolman stated the City could add plexiglass on top of the boards
for protection. Mayor Gubler stated if the City Council agrees, he will talk to Director Prouse
about placement, preferably starting at the sidewalk in front of the library entrance. Council
Member Wadsworth stated this could also be a good project for a youth group. Mayor Gubler
suggested possibly having the Mayor's Youth Advisory Council (MYAC) install them, with
supervision. All Council members agreed to move forward with this project.
General Fiber Discussion — Mayor Gubler stated Director Prouse could not attend the meeting
tonight, but he did provide a written update regarding the fiber project. As a summary, Direct
Communications is continuing to work to install conduit and pull fiber throughout the various
zones of the City. A punch list of items to be repaired has been issued to Direct Communications
and they are currently working on those repairs. Mayor Gubler clarified the City has a contract
with Direct Communications to bring fiber to each residence in the City, but Fybercom has
chosen to bring fiber service to the City on their own dime. He then continued to read Director
Prouse's report. The City issued a letter to Fybercom on 10/02/2023 with a punch list of items to
correct that were done unsatisfactorily in the public right-of-way. Fybercom has completed all
items on the list in the timeframe that was stipulated in the letter. Fybercom currently has 3 open
Right-of-Way Permits that cover the following areas: Country Haven, Mountain Ridge, all of
Iona Road, Rushton Road to Olsen Avenue, Freedom Field Estates and Sunrise Acres. Fybercom
has applied for another Right-of-Way Permit that has not been approved yet and will not be
permitted until the work in the other areas is completed. Fybercom has now contracted with the
same installation contractor that was previously used by Direct Communications, in an attempt to
reduce the construction errors going forward, and the quality of work has drastically improved.
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An audience member asked if any residents have had problems with broken items in their yard
due to the fiber installation. Mayor Gubler stated that has happened and the companies are
responsible for fixing anything they break. He continued and stated residents need to contact the
companies directly and report the issue. Clerk West added if the companies are not repairing
issues after they have been reported, residents are encouraged to contact the City Office to report
it for escalation to Direct Communications' upper management.
SUGGESTED AGENDA ITEMS: No comments made.
STAFF REPORTS: Deputy Davies stated the reports have been provided. Clerk West stated the
law enforcement reports have been added to the City Council packets. Deputy Davies stated
most of the items on the reports are consistent with last year, but traffic stops have increased. He
also stated he is working with a few residents on ordinance violations. Council Member
Wadsworth expressed appreciation to Deputy Davies for the good work he is doing for the City.
Clerk West reported the Recreation Department is doing well. They just completed Fall Flag
Football in the City Park and Director Oliverson said it went really well at that location. Fall
Basketball registration just ended and there are approximately 60 teams registered, which is
double what it was last year. She continued and stated Winter Basketball registration will be held
November 6-8. Clerk West also reported that City Elections will take place on Tuesday,
November 7th and there will be a Meet the Candidates Night on Thursday, November 2' ' at
6:00pm in the Council Chambers. She continued and stated there will be an open Q&A forum
with the public at that event. Clerk West also reported the City Halloween Carnival will take
place on Saturday, October 28th at the City Building from 2-4pm.
Council Member Wadsworth stated he recognizes the motorcycle issue that is going on
throughout the City. He continued and stated he has stopped and talked to a few of the boys that
have been riding their motorcycles and some of them are not getting the clue that their behavior
needs to stop for safety reasons. He asked Deputy Davies what the options are if he sees them
driving through town at a high speed with no registration, etc. Deputy Davies said he can charge
them. Mayor Gubler stated if the riders are not following the laws for helmets, speed, etc., they
should start getting charged. Deputy Davies agreed.
Council Member Mann stated Recreation Director Oliverson is doing a great job. He also
reported the Mayor's Walking Challenge is almost complete and he will earn $1,000 to donate to
the schools.
Council President Geray asked if there is a speaker selected for Veteran's Day. Rylea Farrens
commented from the audience that she has not found a speaker yet but did ask for a City Council
representative to attend the program. Council President Geray and Mayor Gubler both confirmed
they would be there.
Mayor Gubler stated the path forward for the park on 49th North is to begin with a topographical
survey with a drone that will provide millions of data points. Once they have that information
and know how much cap there is on top of the landfill, the City will start researching and
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drafting plans to present to the City residents for their input. He explained it will be a lengthy
process.
Meeting Adjourned at 8:45pm.
COUNCIL APPROVED: November 2(A)jfrt_1, 2023
Daniel Gubler, M or-
ATTEST:
Keri West, City Clerk/Treasurer
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10/23 10/30/2023 20630 JAMES WEST 1ST PLACE HALLOWEEN SOUP 104770 75.00
10/23 10/30/2023 20631 JEFF GRUBBS 2ND PLACE HALLOWEEN SOUP 104770 50.00
10/23 10/30/2023 20632 JILL READING 3RD PLACE HALLOWEEN SOUP 104770 25.00
10/23 10/30/2023 20633 MARQUEE RASMUSON 2ND PLACE HALLOWEEN PUM 104770 50.00
10/23 10/30/2023 20634 MIKE HAYES 2ND PLACE HOME DECORATIN 104770 50.00
10/23 10/30/2023 20635 MOLLY ESTRADA 3RD PLACE HALLOWEEN PUM 104770 25.00
10/23 10/30/2023 20636 NAPAAUTO PARTS ANTIFREEZE 104711 62.94
10/23 10/30/2023 20637 ROCKY MTN.POWER City Building 104175 184.05
10/23 10/30/2023 20638 RON'S TIRE&MOTORSPORT DUMP TRUCK FLAT FIX 514710 146.04
10/23 10/30/2023 20639 Rylea Farrens Reimbursement-Easter Tape 104770 31.77
10/23 10/30/2023 20640 TIM COLLING 1ST PLACE HALLOWEEN HOME 104770 75.00
Grand Totals: 65,606.28
Summary by General Ledger Account Number
GL Account Debit Credit Proof
10-2010 .00 49,568.88- 49,568.88-
10-36-50 600.00 .00 600.00
10-37-50 35.00 .00 35.00
10-41-50 502.03 .00 502.03
10-41-55 374.84 .00 374.84
10-41-60 2,925.00 .00 2,925.00
10-41-65 1,232.00 .00 1,232.00
10-41-75 218.62 .00 218.62
10-46-90 2,769.00 .00 2,769.00
10-47-11 5,055.82 .00 5,055.82
10-47-12 3,909.29 .00 3,909.29
10-47-13 23,209.60 .00 23,209.60
10-47-20 1,710.06 .00 1,710.06
10-47-50 850.00 .00 850.00
10-47-70 493.41 .00 493.41
10-49-55 5,684.21 .00 5,684.21
51-2010 .00 16,037.40- 16,037.40-
51-41-50 574.41 .00 574.41
51-41-60 975.00 .00 975.00
51-41-65 1,252.00 .00 1,252.00
51-41-75 4,903.73 .00 4,903.73
51-47-10 8,332.26 .00 8,332.26
Grand Totals: 65,606.28 65,606.28- .00
M=Manual Check,V=Void Check
City of lona Check Register-lona Page: 3
Check Issue Dates:10/1/2023-10/31/2023 Nov 07,2023 12:33PM
Dated: 2/ JA Z023
Mayor:
City Council:
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Report Criteria:
Report type: Summary
M=Manual Check,V=Void Check