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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02 24 1981 CM 27 Council Meeting Minutes February 24, 1981 Minutes of the regular council meeting held in the city municipal building February, 24, 1981. Present: Mayor John O. Cotant, Jr., Councilmembers Becky A. Hopkins, Dwain A. Kinghorn, Earl L, Romriell, Attorney Donald L. Burnett, Engineer Steven M. Smart and City Clerk Vera C, Armstrong. Councilman LeRoy S. Quick excused. Mayor Cotant asked for corrections or additions to minutes of meetings held January 10 and January 17. Councilman Romriell asked that Annexation Ordinance #225 define the area annexed into city, which is a portion of the right-of-way inter- section at Yellowstone and Siphon Rd., and also the right-of-way of West Chubbuck Road that lies south of Heritage West and Alturas Park Subdivisions. Councilman Romriell moved to accept minutes with the addition of the description of annexed area in Ordinance #225. Councilwoman Hopkins seconded motion, vote was unanimous in favor of motion. GREATER POCATELLO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - Mayor Cotant introduced Mr. Burns, Executive Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce to the Council and welcomed him to the meeting. Mr, Burns told Mayor and Council that he would like the city to know that the Chamber serves Chubbuck as well as the Pocatello area. MASTER PLAN REVIEW OF S.K.S. DEVELOPMENT - Kent Kunz and Kent Satterfield were present representing their proposed development. George Shiozawa attended later in discussion of this item. Mr. Kenneth Satterfield submitted a letter to the city with a master plan of their proposed development. There are 98 lots proposed. Mr. Satterfield has offered $40,000.00 as an annexation consideration fee and cash in lieu of parks, Engineer Smart said the park requirement for the development would be approximately one and one-half acres. Discussions involved the following; l) extending Hiway Avenue into the development, as city has planned to extend the water line from Hiway Avenue to Whitaker Road; 2) extending waterline north on Whitaker Road to northern boundary of subdivided property; 3) depth of lots bordering tracks; 4) need of park ground in the location; 5) possible walkway across tracks at end of Hiway Avenue. if street not required. ~ADDITION=6) requirement of curb, gutter and sidewalk along Whitaker Rd. Attorney Burnett read from Land Use Ordinance the requirement of 40 foot separation between zones of residential and industrial or commercial. Attorne~ Burnett further added the non-residential use is presently in place. With the proposal of a six foot fence, no lot line could be closer than 20 feet from the railroad right- of-way. 29 MASTER FLAN REVIEW OF S.K.S. DEVELOPMENT - cont'd - Councilwoman Hopkins made motion that city not consider a change in the comprehensive plan at this time. Councilman Kinghorn seconded motion. Roll call vote: Hopkins, yes; Romriell, no; Kinghorn, yes. Councilman Kinghorn said he would like to see a change from the plan they have proposed this evening. Attorney Burnett informed mayor, council and all present that Councilwoman Hopkins moti. on to deny the change in the comprehensive plan has disposed of their comprehensive plan application. George Shiozawa said he does not have a lifetime to develop his ground. A discussion followed concerning submission of a different plan. Councilman Kinghorn said he understood the purpose of this meeting was to come to some understanding of the proposed development, that he did not intend to dispose of their comprehensive plan change application. Councilman Kinghorn moved to ask for reconsideration of motion to deny the change of the comprehensive plan. A lengthy discussion followed the reconsideration motion by Councilman Kinghorn. After the discussion, Councilman Romriell seconded motion to reconsider Councilwoman Hopkins motion to deny the change of the comprehensive plan. Roll call vote: Hopkins, no; Kinghorn, yes; Romriell, yes. Attorney Burnett informed mayor and council that the motion made by Councilwoman Hopkins and seconded by Councilman Kinghorn is now back on the table. Mayor Cotant called for a new vote on Councilwoman Hopkins original motion. Roll call vote: Hopkins, yes; Kinghorn, no; Romriell, no. A short discussion followed as to what city feels would be acceptable in a new proposed plan. ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE UNIFORM SIGN CODE (with amendments) was read by Mayor Cotant by title only and accepted as the second reading. A discussion fo]lowed as to placement of signs and councilmembers decided to take another look at sign section in Ordinance #205. CONSIDERATION OF CITY GIVING UP DUMPSTER GARBAGE PICK-UP outside city limits in the Tyhee area. The matter was discussed with council suggesting Mayor Cotant do what he feels best for city. 31 CONSIDERATION OF JOINING SICOG - Southeast Idaho Council of Governments - Councilwoman Hopkins suggested the city join Southeastern Idaho Council of Governments, noting that the city budgeted for same. Councilwoman Hopkins moved the city pay SICOG dues and join. Councilman Kinghorn seconded motion. The vote was unanimous in favor of motion. Mayor and council decided to meet Tuesday evening March 3 at 7:00 p.m. for a workshop only. Councilwoman Hopkins moved, Councilman Kinghorn seconded motion, with full council approval to adjourn at 11:40 p.m. Cotant, Jr., Mayor/ Vera C. ArmStrong; City Cle~