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Home My Public Portal AboutCouncil Minutes 1994 06/30MINUTES Special City Council Meeting June 30, 1994 I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Martens at 7:30 PM. Arp, Colton, Martens, Killen and Eckhardt answered the roll call. The Mayor declared that a quorum was present. II. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CREATION OF LID #4 - CARICO AREA. The chair declared that it was the time and place for a hearing on the creation of a water and street construction LID. Acting City Manager Henderson delivered a staff report and read letters received at City Hall by 5:00 PM June 30, 1994, as follows: Antone Chacartequi and George Goiri 901 Conifer who opposed the LID William A. Tague 941 Lick Creek Road who opposed the LID A. J. Bohner 1459 Tyre11, Boise representing Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Brunzell, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Raino all of whom oppose the LID. Jack Armstrong 904 Conifer who opposed the project Mrs. Jack Armstong 903 Chipmunk who opposed the project Diane Fraley 1938 Pilgrim Cove who opposed the LID William A. Yensen 934 Conifer who opposed the LID Charles Foster who opposed the LID Nicholas and Charlotte Raino 929 Chipmunk Lane who opposed the LID C. Eugene and Patricia Hardy 1914/1918 Pilgrim Cove who opposed the LID Charles Foster who opposed the LID D. George Hobson representing Hobson Children Trust who opposed the LID Conley Hobson 3003 Cherry Lane Boise who opposed the LID D. George Hobson 10622 Sandpiper Boise who opposed the LID David Hobson 10153 Silver King Boise who opposed the LID Jeff and Sandie Hobson 3300 Mountain View Dr. Boise who opposed the LID Joan and Edwin Catlett, McCall who supported the LID Robert E. Lord 1451 E. Lewis, Boise who supported the LID William A. Daniel 943 Strawberry Lane who supported the LID Jerome and Leona Reininger 1237 Eagle Hills Way Eagle who supported the LID Jim Fronk, P.E. of Toothman-Orton Engineering described the proposed project. The Mayor then opened the hearing for public comment. The following were heard: Bob McKenna - Lick Creek Road who opposed the project John Mansisidor 949 Lick Creek Road who opposed the project Jack Armstong 903 Chipmunk and 904 Conifer who consented to the LID but thought that it would be difficult to pay for. John Hayes who opposed the LID William Yensen who opposed the LID Ted Dodge 950 Chipmunk who opposed the LID Steve Milleman representing Katherine Troutner who deferred to the major on the water portion of the LID but asked that the street extension not be undertaken Gene Hardy 1918/1914 Pilgrim Cove Road who opposed the LID Harvey Bergstrom 952 Strawberry Lane who supported the LID James A. Amel 1916 Pilgrim Cove Road who expressed no opinion Jerry Moore 1930 Pilgrim Cove Road who opposed the project. Antone Chacatequi 901 Conifer who opposed the LID Paul Bianchetti 946 Strawberry who opposed the LID Dave Mortensen Flynn Lane who supported the LID Jack Latham Flynn Lane who opposed the LID Ballard Smith who supported the LID Mrs. West who opposed the LID Without further comment from the audience, the Mayor closed the hearing to public input and returned the matter to the Council table. After discussion, Killen moved to continue deliberations to after the next two hearings or if later than 10:00 PM, to the Council's regular meeting on July 14, 1994. Colton seconded and the motion carried. The Council recessed at 9:10 PM and reconvened at 9:20 PM. III. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CREATION OF LID #5 EAST HIGHWAY 55 PROJECT The Mayor declared that it was the time and place for a hearing on the creation of a water and sewer LID on the east side of Highway 55 between Krahn Lane and Jacob Street. Acting City Manager Henderson delivered a staff report and Jim Fronk, P.E. Toothman-Orton Engineering described the proposed project. The following were heard: Dean Nehrig 1150 Shady Lane Loop who supported the LID and asked to join it. George Stroud who was not in the proposed LID and was assured that he was not. After discussion Arp moved to direct Bond Counsel to prepare an Ordinance creating LID #5 including the Nehrig property. Killen seconded and the motion carried. IV. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CREATION OF LID #6 JASPER SUBDIVISION The Mayor declared that it was the time and place for a hearing on the creation of a street paving LID including Jasper Subdivision and adjoining property. Acting City Manager Henderson delivered a staff report and read letters from the following: Jackie Gibson who opposed the LID Clem Slaybaugh who opposed the LID Frank and Jean Stark who opposed the LID Scott Acker, P.E. Toothman-Orton Engineering described the project. The Mayor then opened the meeting to public comment. The following were heard: Ralph Neal 1311 Jasper who opposed the project. Carl Roselli 1306 Boydstun who opposed the project and pointed out that their was an alignment and right-of-way problem with Boydstun street where it joined Warren Wagon Road Jim Weaver 1307 Hubbard who supported the project Louise Barney 1314 Warren Wagon Road who asked for the width of the proposed paving and was informed 24 feet. Without further public input, the Mayor declared the hearing closed and returned the matter to the Council Tables. The Council noted that the Transportation Conunittee had worked out an alignment for this area with the Boydstun-Warren Wagon Connector. After further discussion, Killen moved to table the matter. Eckhardt seconded and the motion carried. The Council then direct staff to further analyze the alignment of Boydstun Street. V. PROPOSED ORDINANCE 663 SEGREGATING ASSESSMENTS IN LID #3 SPRING MOUNTAIN RANCH. Attorney Burton reported that the purchase of the Water Treatment Plant site was overdue and that the only impediment was an ordinance segregating the parcel from the assessments in LID #3. After Discussion, Killen moved to suspend the rules requiring three readings and full reading. At a roll call Killen, Martens, Arp, Eckhardt, and Colton voted aye. The motion carried. Attorney Burton then read ordinance 663 by title. Martens moved to adopt ordinance 663. Killen seconded. At a roll call, Martens, Killen, Arp, Colton and Eckhard voted aye. The motion carried. VI. ADJOURNMENT. Without further business, Martens moved to adjourn. Colton seconded and the motion carried. The meeting adjourned at 11:00 PM. AI LEST: