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August 5, 1982
Minutes of the regular meeting of the Land Use and Development Commission
held in the city municipal building, August 5, 1982.
Present: Acting Chairman Dee Stalder, Commission Members: Myrna Cain,
Robert Allen, Pete Anderson. Public Works Director Steven Smart
and Secretary Dorothy Ward.
Meeting called to order at 8:10 p.m. by Chairman Stalder.
Chairman Stalder asked for any additions or corrections to the minutes of
June 3, 1982. There being none, Pete Anderson made motion to accept
minutes as written.
OTHER BUSINESS:
1. Mac Wilson, Bannock County Land Development Board Chairman, was
present to review with the Land Use & Development Commission the
proposed changes in zoning of Bannock County that might be in conflict
With the Chubbuck Comprehensive Plan.
Mr. Wilson said the City of Chubbuck and Bannock County do not have an
inter agency agreement, therefor, the city would be able to have an
ex officio member on the commission; although he would not help in
the planning, he would be heard.
Dwain Kinghorn said that he did not agree on the ex officio member of the
joint services commission. He stated the city had made every effort
to cooperate with the county.
Mr. Wilson then reviewed with the commission the different areas that the
proposed zoning was being considered for change.
The area of D & M Estates and S & N Subdivision, in the city comprehensive
plan is shown as Manufacturing, the County would recommend Residential
Suburban.
Owners of tracts East of Hiline Road - outside Bunce Subdivision - have
requested their property be Agriculture rather than Residential.
Property the city has Manufacturing along Yellowstone Highway and the
railroad tracks, the proposed zoning would be Manufacturing over to
Whitaker Road.
Mr. Wilson said the most controversial is the property on West Chubbuck Road,
near the Pocatello Sewage treatment plant. He said the owners of the
Manning property and Staheli property had requested Manufacturing zoning.
Robert Allen said he lives in the area and they are not bothered by
the sewage treatment plant, since the heat treatment plant was
discontinued. He also said the prevailing winds carry the smoke away
from the Simplot and FMC plants. He said the people living out there
had moved there for suburban living and should not be forced into
a Manufacturing zone; however people that had purchased property to
develop into manufacturing should be allowed to develop their property,
as long as they had the access to do so.
A discussion followed on bare ground that was zoned Residential rather
than Agriculture. Mr. Wilson stated the city should be aware as to
how they wish the city to grow.
The Commission decided before they could make any recommendation to the
City Council they would need to visit the area in question.
Pete Anderson made motion to adjourn at 10:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. August
19, 1982, in order for the Commission to view the property in question.
Myrna Cain seconded the motion. Cain, yes; Anderson, yes, Stalder, yes.
Robert Allen abstained from voting.
H. ~Dee Stalder,-Ac~ing Chairman
Dorothy L. Ward, Secretary