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Home My WebLink About02 03 2021 CMCITY OF CHUBBUCK COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA FEBRUARY 3, 2021 6:00PM LOCATED AT CHUBBUCK CITY HALL 5160 YELLOWSTONE AVE. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor England. PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG: Councilmember Heiner COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: AMEND COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA: APPROVAL OF MINUTES: January 20, 2021. (Action Item). PUBLIC HEARING: 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The City Council of the City of Chubbuck, Idaho will hold a public hearing for consideration of a proposed amended budget for the fiscal period October 1, 2020 to September 30, 2021, and an amendment to the fiscal appropriation ordinance for said period, and pursuant to the provisions of Section 50-1002, 50-1003, 50-1106, Idaho Code. Proposed Revenues and Expenditures The following is an estimate, set forth in said amended budget of the proposed increases in revenue and expenditure of the City of Chubbuck, Idaho for the period October 1, 2020 to September 30, 2021. All other expenditures shall remain without change as set forth in the original appropriation ordinance adopted said amounts are set forth as follows: Original Revenue/Expenditure General 0 Legislative 0 Fire 0 IT 0 Total 0 GENERAL BUSINESS: Proposed Revenue/Expenditure $267,459.79 $12,220.13 $58,096.00 $129,032.06 $466,807.98 I . Approval to Amend the FY2021 Fiscal Appropriation Ordinance. (Action Item). (Council will discuss amending the FY21 Budget). 2. Approval of The Villas at Northside Crossing -Building 1 Short Plat. (Action Item). (Council will discuss the application and if it meets City code). 3. Approval of Revisions to Chapter 18.20 Planned Unit Developments (PUD). (Council will discuss revisions to 78.20 of city code). (Action Item). 4. Adoption of Ordinance XXX Elected Officials Salaries. (Action Item). (Council will discuss the appropriate salary for elected officials). 5. Acceptance of Offer of Dedication for Chubbuck Medical Center Div. 2. (Action Item). (Council will discuss if all city requirements have been inspected and completed). 6. Approval of Items for Donation. (Action Item). (Council will discuss City property for donation). CLAIMS: City of Chubbuck claims for February 3, 2020 as presented to Mayor England and Council. (Action Item). GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS: ADJOURN: This meeting will be available to the public electronically or by phone. In-person attendance is allowed, but strict social distancing measures are in place. Attending via Zoom or phone is highly recommended and requested. Attendance is EXTREMELY limited in accordance with Governor Little's Modified Stage 2 order. MASKS/FACE COVERINGS ARE RECOMMENDED. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/i/89517643762?pwd=bEVYvNUNPNTJabTFabE5lcOwyU 1 ZjZz09 Meeting ID: 895 1764 3762 Passcode: 823880 Or to Join by Phone: +1 253 215 8782 US +1 346 248 7799 US General information on joining a Zoom meeting can be found at: https://support.zoorn.us/hc-/en-us/articles/2013621 93-Joinin-a-Meetin . City Hati and the City Council Chambers are accessible for persons with disabilities. Any person needing special accommodations to participate in the meeting should contact City Clerk, Joey Bowers at 205.237.2400 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. CITY OF CHUBBUCK COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 20,2021— 6:00pm LOCATED AT CHUBBUCK CITY HALL 5160 YELLOWSTONE AVE. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor England. PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG: Councilmember Lewis COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Roger Hernandez, Ryan Lewis, Dan Heiner, and Melanie Evans. STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Kevin England, City Attorney Tom Holmes, Public Works Director Rodney Burch, Planning Manager Don Matson, Development Services Manager Sean Harris, Human Resource Director Scott Gummersall, City Treasurer Rich Morgan, and City Clerk Joey Bowers. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: January 6, 2021. Councilmember Heiner motioned for approval of the Council Meeting minutes. Councilmember Evans seconded motion for approval of minutes. Roll Call: Hernandez -yes, Lewis -yes, Heiner -yes, Evans -yes, motion passed. GENERAL BUSINESS: 1. Approval of Bear River Storage Preliminary Plat. (Action Item). (Council will discuss the application and if it meets City code). Jesse Reynolds, Menlove Construction, represented the applicant. Mr. Reynolds presented a preliminary plat for storage units. As part of this plat the applicant will be widening W. Chubbuck Rd. and constructing Hiram Ave. along the property frontages. Development Manager Sean Harris stated that this application had been reviewed by City Staff and appears to meet the standards of Titles 16, 17 and 18 of City Code, and recommended approval. Councilmember Evans motioned for approval of Bear River Storage Preliminary Plat, conditional upon pressurized secondary irrigation be provided per city code. Councilmember Hernandez seconded motion for approval. Roll Call: Lewis -yes, Heiner -yes, Evans -yes, Hernandez -yes, motion passed. 2. Consider an Extension of Time for the Selder Meadows PUD. Previously approved on February 7, 2018, Located at 5121 Hawthorne Rd. (Council will discuss the application and if it meets City code). Applicant David Bickley requested for an extension of time, and stated that he had some health problems that delayed construction and was ready to start construction on the Selder Meadows PUD that was approved in 2018. Planning Manager Don Matson stated that this application had been reviewed by City Staff and appears to meet the standards of Titles 16, 17 and 18 of City Code, and recommended approval. Councilmember Lewis motioned for a 12 month extension of time for the Selder Meadows PUD. Councilmember Hernandez seconded motion for approval. Roll Call: Heiner -yes, Evans -yes, Hernandez -yes, Lewis -yes, motion passed. Acceptance of Sacajawea Water Line Extension Project Bid. (Council wilt discuss and award water line extension project bid). Public Works Director Rodney Burch presented bids for the Sacajawea Water Line project. The project will install a new larger diameter water main from New Day Parkway south to Chubbuck Rd. Mr. Burch stated that the low bidder was Sunroc Corporation, and recommended awarding this bid to Sunroc Corporation. Councilmember Heiner motioned to accept the bid in the amount of $503,300.50 from Sunroc Corporation DBA Depatco for the Sacajawea Water Line Extension Project. Councilmember Evans seconded motion for approval. Roll Call: Evans -yes, Hernandez -yes, Lewis -yes, Heiner -yes, motion passed. 4. Discussion on Mayor and City Council Salaries. (Council will discuss mayor and council salaries as required by city code 2.04.010). Human Resource Director Scott Gummersall presented a market comparison from comparable cities and an inflation (CPl) comparison for elected official salaries. Councilmember Hernandez motioned to raise the Mayor's salary to $63,402 and the Council salary to $8,295 starting in January 2022. Councilmember Lewis seconded motion for approval. Roll Call: Heiner -yes, Evans -yes, Hernandez -yes, Lewis -yes, motion passed. CLAIMS: City of Chubbuck claims for January 20, 2021 as presented to Mayor England and Council. Councilmember Heiner motioned to approve the City of Chubbuck Claims as presented. Councilmember Hernandez seconded motion for approval. Roll Call: Evans -yes, Hernandez -yes, Lewis -yes, Heiner -yes, motion passed. GENERAL ANNouNCEMENTS: Special Council Study Session on February 11, 2021 at 6pm. ADJOURN: Mayor Kevin England adjourned at 6:35. This meeting was available to the public electronically and by phone. Via Zoom Teleconferencing: Meeting ID: 821 1576 4699 Idaho Rebounds Coronavirus Aid, Relief & Economic Security (CARES) Coronavirius Financial Advisory Committee (CFAC) FY20/FY21 CFAC 20-4 6 CFAC 16 1 CFAC 108 CFAC 191 CFAC 192 CFAC 464 CD CFAC 465 2 CFAC 467 R 20,928.34 21,430.00 General Legislative Fire IT IT 10-4903-570 10-4112-370 10-4238-700 10-4250-341 10-4250-345 16,383.00 3 CFAC 753 234,668.36 234,668.36 4 CFAC 754 12,611.40 12,611.40 5 CFAC 755 12,220.13 12,220.13 6 CFAC 1064 58,096.00 58,096.00 7 CFAC 1065 49,198.94 49,198.94 CFAC 1071 N 8 CFAC 2148 79,833.15 61,833.12 18,000.00 9 CFAC 2149 20,180.00 20,180.00 466,807.98 267,459.76 12,220.13 58,096.00 111,032.06 18,000.00 525,549.32 1 20 Laptops 2 Misc. Cleaning and Protection 3 27 radios for police / 13 radios for fire 4 24 protective kits for first responders 5 Tech for Zoom meeting 6 3 decontamination units 7 Software/Hardware for working at home 8 Software/Hardware for working at home 9 Finger Print Station CHUBBUCK I O A H 0 Memo Community Services Department Development Services Division PO Box 5604-5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubb Lick, ID 83202 208.237.2430 — Fax 208.237.2409 www. Ci tyofCh u b buck. us To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: Public Works Staff Date: January 26, 2021 Re: Final Plat for The Villas at Northside Crossing — Building 1 Applicant: Lyn Yost 13982 N. Rio Vista Road Pocatello, ID 83202 Professional Services: RMES 600 E. Oak Street Pocatello, ID 83201 Application: The Villas at Northside Crossing — Building 1 covers approximately 0.83 acres of land more particularly described as Lot 1, Block 1 Northside Crossing Division 3 and is located along the east side of Northside Crossing and adjacent to the north of Grace Assisted Living Center. Existing Zoning: Creative Community — Northside Crossing (CC -NC) Existing Land Use: Farmland Staff Report: The final plat for The Villas at Northside Crossing — Building 1 qualifies for Short Plat Procedures per the standards in Title 17.12.400. The plat application has been reviewed by staff and appears to meet the standards of Titles 16, 17, and 18 of City Code. Specifically: • 17.12.400: o Proper access is provided to the property o No construction and dedication of public improvements are required • 17.12.210: o A planning conference was held between applicant and city staff o Developer has completed all requirements determined at the planning conference Staff recommends approval of The Villas at Northside Crossing — Building 1 Attachments: A. Reference Map B. Application f° PO Box 5604 — 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubbuck, ID 83202 � 208.237.2430— Fax 208.237.2409 CHUBBUCK www.CityofChubbuck.us IHAH0 Attachment A: Reference Map The Villas at Northside Crossing — Building 1 NORTHSIDE CROSSING - DIVISION 3 AEso�rkEas,,,atrF��,1�3.rowNSNP� G m, ]F��GE i4 EAS,. B015E MEA1pAn. 9nNduCK couHrv, iOn\HO' I IO s xmo x I @ �xA�rxipW muilo� ® iuEe sq9 EN1 IErt iNtw in suBtr e G i uasox I 91�.sal,.rrxSwmxneox�mol.� IY T e +, •xeavoidv orruow ruce�rcaw[u.I�o I ./ R .or ls.snscnoxieer wrest I t I �=-- I si, rnwaAtrr —� Z&�� EHUBBUCKI a I ryo RTM�i�E�s�0ePp381�G��1�1510N3 I PO Box 5604 — 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubbuck, ID 83202 208.237.2430 — Fax 208.237.2409 www.CityofChubbuck.us PO Box 5604 — 5160 Yellowstone Avenue FINAL PLAT p Chubbuck, ID 83202 CHUBBUCK 208.237.2430 — Fax 208.237.2409 APPLICATION www.CityofCh u b buck. us ioA>♦n PAGE 1 OF 3 Requirements and procedures for Final Plot applications are found in section I7.12.200 —1712.340 of municipal code. The following must be filled out and submitted with all required documents in order to progress to the next stage of the review process; failure to submit a complete application packet may result in additional fees. DATE RECEIVED: , t2' ZC1'LDINITIALS:L �— FEES PAID? CYj N AMOUNT: SECTION A—DEVELOPER/APPLICANT INFORMATION Al. Name LYN YOST A2. Mailing Address 13982 N. RIO VISTA RD. City State Zip Code POCATELLO ID 83202 A3. Phone Number (including area code) Al. Email Address 740-258-7094 lynyostl@gmaii.com SECTION B — PROFESSIONAL SERVICES INFORMATION Bl. Firm Name RM ES B2, Mailing Address 600 EAST OAK STREET City State Zip Code POCATELLO ID 83201 83. Point of Contact (Name) 134. Email Address MITCH GREER mitch@rmes.biz SECTION C—SITE INFORMATION Cl. Site Address City Zip C2. Tax Parcel P(s) Undeveloped Ground Chubbuck 83202 83803055503 SECTION D— PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION Dl. Plat Name D2. Number of Lots THE VILLAS AT NORTHSIDE CROSSING -BUILDING 1 5 D3. Has the number of lots increased from the approved preliminary plat? D4. Has the street alignment changed from the approved preliminary plat? ❑ Yes Q No If yes: ❑ Yes ❑X No Ifyes: D5. Are additlonal streets proposed from the approved preliminary plat? D6. Has the amount or location of open space changed from the approved preliminary plat? ❑ Yes ❑X No Ifyes: ❑ Yes 0 No Ifyes: D7. Describe any other changes made to the final p#at which differ from those shown on the approved preliminary plat? tea, CHUBBUCK Innfle PO Box 5604 — 5360 Yellowstone Avenue Chubbuck,ID 83202 208.237.2430 -- Fax 208.237.2409 www.CityofChubbuck.us FINAL PLAT APPLICATION PAGE 2 OF 3 SECTION E — ADDITIONAL SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS E1. Final Plat Application Fees ( 5 total # of lots X $15,00+$258.00 base fee = $ 333.00 ) E2. If the development will contain any commonly -owned improvements and/or land, codes, covenants, and restrictions (CC&Rs) the applicant shall submit covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) along with documents which would create an entity or homeowners association which provide for preservation and maintenance of said commonly held improvements and/or land. E3. Any required documents such as traffic impact studies or other items required as conditions of approval to the preliminary plat E4. Construction Drawings E5. PDF Drawings drawn according to municipal code containing the following: Code Reference Staff Reviewers Initials Preparer's Initials Description 17.32.270 — 17.12,290 Presentation &. Evescripme Data in accordance with Idaho Code SWH MLM • Drawing Size at scale reproducible at 18"x24" size SWH MLM + Proposed Name SWH MLM • Location of Development by Section, Township, Range SWH MLM • Reference to Section or Quarter Corner (dist. & Bear.) SWH MLM • Name, Address, Phone Number of Developer SWH MLM • Name, Address, Phone Number of Engineer/Surveyor SWH MLM . North Arrow SWH MLM • Date of Preparation (Including Revisions) MLM • Vicinity Map 17.12.34D Descriptive Data SWH MLM • Name, ROW lines, courses, lengths, widths of streets & easements MLM SWH • Curve data for all curves WH MLM 0 Adjoining property instrument numbers MLM a Lot dimensions SWH MLM a Lot and block numbers SVVH MLM • Restrictions pertaining to intended use SWH MLM . Location, width, and use of easements SVVH MLM . Designation of land for public use (such as parks, access, etc) 17.12.310-320 Dedications, Acknowledgment, and Certifications SWH MLM 0 Dedication and Acknowledgment SWH MLM 0 Health Certificate MLM • Irrigation Certificate MLM • Treasurer's Certificate qWH MLM & Recorder's Certificate SWH MLM City Certificate, including reference to the development agreement SWH MLM • Surveyor's Approval SWH MLM 0 Surveyor's Certificate PC Box 5604 — 5160 Yellowstone Avenue FINAL PLAT za�� Chubbuck, ID 89202 CHUBBUCK tag 27,240 — Fax w3ww �� ofChubbuck us 409 APPLICATION 1 0 R H 0 PAGE 3OF3 SECTION F- CERTIFICATION • I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the information herein and attached hereto is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. • 1 agree to comply with all provisions of ordinances and laws governing this type of work, whether specified herein or not. • 1 am aware that if this application is not complete, the final plat review process will not continue until it is so deemed by the City upon further submission of materials. • 1 hereby authorize the filing of this application and grant approval of on-site review of the development described herein. • I certify that I am authorized to file this application. F3, ign tur F2. Printed Name F3. Date G1, COMPLETENESS REVIEW: Reviewed by: SWH Date: 12/30/20 Deemed complete? ❑ Yes ® No If no, list concern(s): Need to submit item for section E2 Applicant Notli'led? ® Yes ❑ No Comments: Notification by email to developer and engineer 12/30/20 62. SUi35TANTIALCONFORMITY REVIEW: Reviewed by: SWH Date: 1126121 Deemed to substantially conform? ® Yes ❑ No If no, list concern(s): THE VILLAS AT NORTHSIDE CROSSING - BUILDING 1 S9RYEYOR'FNAR&)7ff RE -PLOT OF LOT t RLOCK 1, NORTNSIOEGROSSING-ONISION 3, LOCATED i, LwPOsc rX iws EgG.Ec INTHESOUTHEASTIMCF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP SSONN, RANGE 34 cOaMrxt EAST, 6015E MERIDIAN. RANNOCLLC D—.IDAHO �PsffsLNilEDflERMRgT9 xv LPCAnNGAn11MCMs SET PEq NdrhislOEcgp6MNG-pNaON I IIN6r, N3. ]I91b563I PSA PER Nd]IFQOEGr966Me3-pN5pN 311N51.Ixx 1. 3. lOtS ELCOK rIs 708E Osth FOR [OMMdl ggEqs,suplOrls ewETe301N ms 6rurMeETrvnru q sNgxEp Prz,-ssglA PuxLK e. 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ARE-TEREh USGRVEVORINAAFprxPNNGcx[dmrvlPq Prla sucM9 MEON Pu0>tPVE�rEriwNEOTHPTSHExEIXIREMFM oFlPnbnmOE SalspS NPMEBESY MEF, Plbl PPPNwE N2 sPME Fdx FlelrxL hls fYrY OF ,ie_ CcvrRY SMRVEYOR RSP CUUNYYYAEISURFRSCERANr,ATE �n aelcsx®r�anFr rxar acrnDEP. emu pE]NOI19eIPNpc'IRREM, HAV5BEE4 Pp0 W FULL eErNnFEq d%RNwMN1yTREAaw31 CON" RECURaER'SCER MAPF MM R11 EPFF1cEOFT{(: OF grvl,OfA IDgHP du Ss�PRY OF rF��wEsrcF o-NDwAS IL YRecoimEG Community Services Department Planning Services Division CHUBBUC PO Box 5604 — 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubbuck, 1D 83202 K 208.237.2430 — Fax 208.237.2409 lonHo www.QtyofChubbuck.us 0001"W el Honorable Mayor and Chubbuck City Council From: Don Matson, Planning Manager Date: December 10, 2020 Re: A proposal by City Staff to replace an existing chapter of City Code, 18.20 Planned Unit Developments (PUDs), with a rewritten Chapter 18.20, setting forth new eligibility, procedures, standards, requirements, incentives, and other criteria for future PUDs within the City of Chubbuck; to amend Section 17,08.120 regarding the definition of a PUD; to amend Section 18.08.010 Enumeration of Districts regarding the purpose of the PUD zoning district; to amend Section 18.08.030.D General Controls by District to include the Creative Community zoning district; and to amend Section 17.20.090 Planned Unit Developments with terminology consistent with amendments proposed to Chapter 18.20. Following a public hearing on June 9, 2020, the City of Chubbuck Land Use and Development Commissions recommended approval, BACKGROUND The spirit of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) is to integrate housing styles and sizes and potentially different land uses, and create a higher quality neighborhood with efficient clustering of buildings, design standards, and recreation and open space. PUDs have been fairly popular throughout Chubbuck in the last two decades, but with mixed results. City Staff has studied other PUD ordinances in Idaho and neighboring states to find working code examples to help raise the standards in our own ordinance while still offering attractive incentives. Following a study session with City Council on January 15, 2020 regarding the code, the Land Use and Development Commission (LUDO) held four study sessions on the code before making its recommendation to the City Council on June 9, 2020. The attached draft incorporates comments received in a study session with the Council on August 5, 2020, and from a discussion after a public hearing on January 6, 2021. FACTS PETITIONER: City of Chubbuck P.O. Box 5604 Attn: Planning Services Division Chubbuck, ID 83202 (208) 237-2430 APPLICABLE LAWS AND PLANS: 1. Idaho Code §67-6511: Zoning ordinance amendment procedures and hearing notices provided in accordance with Section 67-6511. 2. Chubbuck Comprehensive Plan (as amended) 3. Chubbuck City Code Chapter 18.28: Tearing notices provided in accordance with Chapter 18.28 RECOMMENDATIONS The review and action by the LUDC is a recommendation to the City Council based on the criteria that it does not conflict with the Comprehensive Plan and that is will not cause adverse impacts on the delivery of services by City of other entity. Staff also finds that it meets the necessary criteria for Council approval: I. The proposal does not conflict with the policies of the Comprehensive Plan: and 2. The proposal will not result indemonstrable adverse impacts upon the delivery of services by the City or other political subdivisions. It is believed the proposal may benefit service providers by encouraging infill development where services are already available. Report Prepared by.• Don Matson, Planning Manager Email: dmatson@cityofchubbuck LIS Date: January 26, 2021 Phone: 208.239.3252 ATTACHMENTS Draft code 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Related draft code changes regarding PUDs a. Title 17.08.120 Definitions b. Title 18.08.010.J Enumeration of Districts c. Title 18.08.030.D General Controls by District d. Title 17.20.090 Land Development Enforcement and Relief 3. Summary of Proposed Changes by Existing Title 18.20 Sections /94�e\ CHUBBUCK I a PQ Sox 5604 — 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubbuck, ID 83202 208.237.2430 — Fax 208.237.2409 www.CityofChubbuck.us ATTACHMENT 1 TITLE 18: LAND USE DRAFT 18.20 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS (TO REPLACE EXISTING 18.20) AS RECOMMENDED BY LUDC JUNE 9, 2020, AND DISCUSSED BY COUNCIL ON AUGUST S, 2020 AND JANUARY 6. 2021 SECTION: 18.20.010: PURPOSE AND INTENT 18.20.020: RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER LAND USE REGULATIONS 18.20.030: ELIGIBILITY 18.20.040: PROCEDURE FOR APPROVAL OF A PUD 18.20.050: PROCEDURE FOR AMENDMENT OF A PUD PLAN 18.20.060: LAND USES IN THE PUD ZONE 18.20.070: DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 18.20.080: RESIDENTIAL PUD REQUIREMENTS AND INCENTIVES 18.20.090: NON-RESIDENTIAL PUD REQUIREMENTS AND INCENTIVES 18.20.100: STREETSCAPES AND SIGN STANDARDS IN PUDS 18.20.010: PURPOSE AND INTENT: A. PURPOSE: In accordance with city policy to guide major land development projects, the purpose of this district is to encourage innovation and special features in planned unit development (hereinafter referred to as "PUD") by embracing and promoting projects proposing any of the following, but not necessarily all: 1. A combination of land uses and development patterns in harmony with development intensity, multi- modal transportation, community design, and community facilities objectives of the City of Chubbuck Comprehensive Plan; however, unless otherwise stated in this section, a mix of land uses or housing types is not required in a PUD. 2, A maximum choice of living environments by allowing a variety of housing and structure types, permitting an increased density per acre, and accepting a reduction in lot dimensions, yards, setback, and area requirements, 3. A more useful network of bicycle and pedestrian paths, open space, and recreation areas accessible to all and supportive of healthy commuting and active living, and if included as part of a mixed use project, more convenience in access to employment and services. B. INTENT: The intent of the PUD Zone is to further the policies of the City of Chubbuck Comprehensive Pian to a greater extent than would a traditional zone, by providing a zoning district with a better mix and arrangement of land uses than are typically found separately in mutually exclusive, traditional zoning districts to: 1. Promote the public health, safety, and welfare; 2. Reduce suburban sprawl, under -developed sites, and agricultural land development on the ex -urban fringe; 3. Promote increased community interactions through careful site development which emphasizes pedestrian and bicycle modalities; Proposed Title 78.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 7 4. Encourage a variety of housing types and affordability that accommodate residents' needs through all stages of life; 5. Establish reasonable design standards for development and redevelopment in order to ensure that the built environment is sustainably desirable and stable, that property values are stable and maintained, and to enhance the image of the City of Chubbuck; and 6. Allow for innovative designs that create visually pleasing and cohesive patterns of development and multi -modal transportation. 18.20.020: RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER LAND USE REGULATIONS: Whenever there is a difference between the provisions of this chapter and those of other chapters, the provisions of this chapter shall prevail. Unless otherwise authorized, subjects not governed by this chapter shall be governed by the respective provisions found elsewhere in this title. 18.20.030: ELIGIBILITY: The PUD process is not intended to skirt development rules nor result in a detrimental impact on the surrounding community through its implementation. A. ELIGIBILITY: A PUD may be permitted if a developer desires flexibility from specific conformance with zoning regulations as applicable to individual lots or traditional subdivision regulations provided they can meet the requirements for a PUD located within this chapter. The PUD process is intended to provide flexibility, latitude, and relief from the provisions of the zoning ordinance only if the proposed development is an consistent with at least two (2) of the following instances d approved as set forth herein% - Commented [OM1]: added per council discussion. 1. The development offers a maximum choice of living environments by allowing a variety of housing and building types. 2. The development promotes mixed use projects which are functionally integrated within the development and provides services or benefit to the primary use. For the purposes of this chapter, a mixed use project means the incorporation of more than one of the following land use groups: residential, commercial, industrial, and civic/institutional. 3. The development provides a layout which preserves and properly utilizes natural topography and geologic features, historic resources, scenic vistas, and beneficial trees or other vegetation. 4. The development parcel is constrained or otherwise limited by some obstacle, feature, geometry, condition, or easement that interferes with applying standard development processes. 5. The development qualifies as infill per this chapter. 6. The development encourages infill that further implements the City of Chubbuck comprehensive plan and other plans, such as for parks or the downtown area. B. MINIMUM AREA: 1, Residential: A PUD shall contain an area of not less than one (1) acre. 2. Commercial, Industrial, or Mixed Uses: A PUD shall contain an area of not less than three (3) acres. 3. Residential Infill PUD: There shall be no minimum area requirement for a PUD meeting the infill standards per section 18.20.60.E, but design must accommodate requirements ofthis code. Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 2 4. Downtown Area: For a Residential, Mixed Use or Commercial PUD in the Downtown Area there shall be no minimum area requirement, but design must accommodate requirements of this code. For the purposes of this chapter, the downtown area shall be defined with the following boundary: a. Union Pacific Railroad on the east, Interstate Highway 86 on the south, a line approximately 400 feet west of Yellowstone Avenue on the west, and a line approximately 300 feet north of Chubbuck Road on the north. b. Parcels northwest of the Yellowstone Avenue and Chubbuck Road intersection are included in this description. 5. Sites over five (5) acres are also eligible for Creative Community (CC) zoning and development. Qualifying sites are encouraged to consider development as a CC. C. OWNERSHIP AND DIRECTION: A PUD shall be developed under single ownership or direction or be the subject of a joint application by the owners of all property included. An application for approval of a PUD may be filed by a person or persons having contractual interest in the property, but must include written consent of the recorded owner or owners of property included in the development. Unless otherwise provided as a condition for approval of a PUD, the applicant may transfer units of any development for which approval has been granted; provided, that the transferee shall complete, use, and maintain each such unit in conformance with the approved PUD Master Development Plan (hereinafter referred to as "MDP"). Perpetual maintenance arrangements of common areas shall be arranged in the Codes, Covenants, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) as described in 18.20.040.D. D. QUALIFYING LOCATIONS: A PUD Zone may be proposed in any part of the City. 18.20.40: PROCEDURE FOR APPROVAL OF A PUD: PUDs are allowed in any area within the city: provided the following procedure is utilized and the plan is approved by the City Council (hereinafter referred to as "Council`) after appropriate public hearing and review by the Land Use and Development Commission (hereinafter referred to as "Commission"). In reviewing any PUD, the Commission and the Council shall take into account the criteria and standards set forth in subsection 18.28.040.0 of this title. A. DISCRETIONARY POWERS: Following the spirit and purpose of this chapter, much greater latitude is permitted than in conventional and traditional regulations for development density and intensity. In consideration of the latitude given, the Commission and Council shall have discretionary powers in judging and approving or disapproving the imaginative or unique concepts, innovations, and designs which shall be incorporated into the plans presented, provided that PUD shall conform to the general purposes and objectives of the City of Chubbuck Comprehensive Plan. B. PLANNING CONFERENCE: The developer shall meet with the public works director in a Planning Conference as described in 17.12.020 to discuss submission of a PUD zone and MDP application. The purpose of this meeting is to review early and informally the purpose and effect of this title and the criteria and standards contained herein, and to familiarize the developer with the Comprehensive Plan and land use and development regulations. C. OPTIONAL SKETCH PLAN REVIEW: After holding a Planning Conference, and before applying for a PUD zone and MDP, the developer may elect to present a sketch plan of the proposed PUD to the Commission and Council for review and comment as business items with each body. A sketch plan is not a formal PUD application, and comments or feedback from the Commission and Council shall be non-binding. A PUD sketch plan review shall include, at a minimum: Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 3 1. Items 1 and 3 from subsection D below, 2. For residential areas, the proposed density, number of units by type and location, and the amenities, design, and other incentives allowing increased density, and 3. For non-residential areas and land uses, the proposed uses by type and location, height, parking, and open space variations, and the amenities, design, and other incentives allowing greater intensity. 4. Topography and significant natural features on and adjacent to the property. D. PUD ZONE AND MDP: An application for a PUD zone and a MDP shall be filed concurrently with the public works director by a property owner or person having existing interest in the property for which the PUD is proposed. Together the applications shall follow the process and procedures described in 18.28 for a zoning map amendment. Application for an associated preliminary plat may be filed at the same time; procedures for the plat shall follow the process and requirements as described in Title 17. The PUD MDP application, as an addendum to the PUD zone application, shall contain the following information: 1. Aerial image showing the site location, acreage, boundary, scMe, and north arrow, accompanied by a legal description of the property. 2. Concept plan/map of the PUD with proposed land use locations, concept for open space, pathways, and amenities, and existing and proposed streets. 3. Proposed schedule and phasing plan for the development of the site, including development of amenities, open space, and landscape features, and evidence that the applicant can initiate the proposed development plan within two (2) years. a. Issuance of building permits may be delayed if the construction of amenities, open space, and landscaping is not in substantial compliance with the approved schedule and phasing plan. b. Compliance and adjustments to the schedule and phasing plan for open space and landscaping may be influenced by weather and seasons. 4. Existing features of the development site, including all transportation systems, waterways, major utilities, easements, floodplain boundaries, topography, structures, and major areas of woodlands or other native vegetation. 5. A design statement or manual with proposed design and architecture guidelines, and architectural and special features to be included to qualify for increased development intensity/density, per 18.20.60.D and 18.20.70. Include building elevations and heights, type and color of building materials with emphasis on architectural design and aesthetic value, color renderings of building materials and structures, landscape standards, and other architectural features such as street furniture, public art, or site-specific sign standards. Photographs of similar developments, whether developed by applicant or others, may be provided. 6. For residential areas, the proposed density, number of units by type and location, street pattern and lots, and the amenities and other incentives justifying the request for increased density if desired. For non- residential areas and land uses, the proposed intensity, justification for any proposed height increases, parking and open space variations; approximate square footage, preliminary site plans, and the amenities and other incentives allowing greater intensity. 7. Statement of eligibility of the project, per 18.20.030, including qualifications for infill or downtown recognition. Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Devetopments Page 4 B. Streetscape standards, and general landscaping plans for open space, pathways, and recreation areas. 9. Requested deviations in zoning standards, per 18.20.060, including proposed internal ^Rao a*PFR,i setbacks, and plans for perimeter transitions as described in 1820.070.8. �he MDP application shall be - commented 1=2]:Addnion/deletiontoemphasize accompanied by a written statement by the developer setting forth the reasons why, in his opinion, the perimeter transitions' in the application/review process, per PUD and associated deviations from city zoning and street standards would be in the public interest. discusthe language ante ra sitions/b loon g perimeter perimeter transitions/buffering—the reference here makes her 10. Engineering feasibility studies and plans showing, as necessary, water, sewer, irrigation, drainage, and sure application and developermhods o waste disposal facilities; street improvements and cross-sections if they differfrom city standards. The iestthe justifies the methods chosen fur the particular chosen t e circumstances. plan shall show the adequacy and suitability of the utilities and streets proposed to carry anticipated loads, and increased densities will not be such as to overload the utility and street networks outside the PUD. 11. Evidence of unified ownership or control. 12. Deed restrictions, protective covenants, CC&Rs, and other legal statements or devices to be used to control the use, development, and maintenance of the land and the improvements thereon, including those areas which are to be commonly owned and maintained, and pads or lots yet to be developed whether privately or commonly owned. 13. Any other appropriate supplementary information that may also be required by the Public Works Director. 14. Where any information required by this section is similar to information required to be presented by the developer for a preliminary plat in compliance with title 17 of this code or the PUD zone application, such information may be utilized for both purposes. However, consideration and approval of a subdivision shall occur by separate application, presentation, and action. E. APPROVAL OR DENIAL 1. Within sixty (60) days after receipt of the application, the Commission shall hold a public hearing and review the PUD Zone and MDP proposal, and recommend to the Council that whether the PUD Zone and MDP be approved as presented, approved with supplementary conditions or disapproved. The Commission shall then transmit all files constituting the record and the recommendation to the Council. 2. Within sib (60) days after receipt of the recommendation of the Commission theT4 elCouncil shall hold — Commented [DM3]: Added per Council discussion. a public hearing and review the PUD Zone and MDP and approve, approve with supplementary conditions, or deny said plan. Upon granting or denying the application, the Council shall specify: a. The ordinance and standards used in evaluating the application. b. The reasons for approval or denial. 3. In the event the proposed MDP is denied by the Council, the PLID Zone is also denied and the property remains in the original zoning district. F. IMPLEMENTATION: The MDP shall be adopted as an exhibit to the ordinance which establishes the specific PUD Zone. The MDP, or portions thereof, may be amended per the process outlined in 18.20.050. A development agreement between the City and the applicant may be required by the City Council and executed before the zoning designation shall be effective. G. TIME LIMIT; The approval of a MDP shall be effective for a period not to exceed two (2) years. if no construction has begun within two (2) years after approval has been issued, it shall expire. An extension of the time limit may be approved, without further hearing or recommendation by the Commission, if the Council Inds ood cause in rantin spat such extension ^^* ^ ^^^" ^' '*� *' �n�'� - g g _ Commented [DM4]: Modified per discussion. Proposed Tile T8.20 Planned Und Oevetopmenis Page 5 18.20.050: PROCEDURE FOR AMENDMENT OF A PUD PLAN: A. PUD AMENDMENT PROCESS: The Commission shall hold a public hearing before forming a recommendation to the Council. The Council may approve the amendment as a business item, per Chapter 18.28. B. AMENDMENTS: PUD Amendments include but are not limited to: 1. Change in the proposed land uses; 2. Change or conflict with any condition of approval; 3.IChange in the street pattern, if it •..o :!d negatively ;n.^arti ar+i^i except technical corrections as -determined necessary by the Public Works Director,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ -'I Commented IDMS]: Revised per discussion. 4. Increase in overall density or intensity of use: a. An increase in the number of dwelling units; or b. An increase in the total building square footage or height; 6. Change in the proposed phasing sequence of the PUD; 7. Decrease in the amount of approved open space or landscaping; 8. Decreases in any approved setback; and 9. Any other proposed change deemed by the Public Works Director to be a significant change in the MDP. Some architectural style or guidelines may not affect the changes listed above. 18.20.060 LAND USES 1N THE PUD ZONE: A. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: In compliance with the Future Land Use Map and the District -Zone Conversation Plan Designation Chart in the Comprehensive Plan, the table below provides guidance for what uses are generally acceptable LDR- Low Density Residential within a PUD. Applicants may propose a variety of land uses within a PUD (or immediate and future MDR -Medium Density Residential development per the Land JUses table in subseeties a, Section B and additional uses perms HDR- High Density Residential Sections C and D below. The Commission and Council shall specify the exact permitted and condit_io_n_ally _- C - Commercial Commented [DM6i:This isa technical -- -------------------------- permitted land uses allowed within the PUD after considerin the ro proposed land uses, design and P 9 A P 9 C-2- General Commercial, i -Industrial correction/clarification. buffering, compatibility with surround zoning and land uses, the Future Land Use Map, and the District - Zone Conversion Chart applicable for the subject property(ies). See also Section 18.20.070.81 _ - Commented [DM7]: This language should pardyaddress the concern about "conducive to neighboring uses° along with language In 16.2C.o70.B.2 requiring perimeter COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OISTRICF-ZONE DISTRICT CONVERSION Yra n si tl on s /b u $e r i ng. Proposed title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 0 Plan Designation Zoning District Permitted LDR- Low Density Residential R-1 - Single Family Residential, R-2 - Limited Residential MDR -Medium Density Residential R-2- Limited Residential, R -3 -General Residential HDR- High Density Residential R-3 -General Residential, R-4- Dense Residential C - Commercial C-1 -Limited Commercial, C -2 -General Commercial F - Employment C-2- General Commercial, i -Industrial MU - Mixed Use R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, C-1 Proposed title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 0 B. PERMITTED AND CONDITIONAL LAND USES: The developer shall propose the land uses for the PUD based upon the zoning districts indicated in Section 1 above and the table below. The proposed land uses are to be compatible with or buffered from adjacent land uses, and in agreement with the adopted Comprehensive Plan. LAND USES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION i r—rerrnuow C— May be permitted with conditions LDR MDR HDR MU C E d X — Not ollowed Agricultural: Agriculture (except livestock) F� P P P P �F� P jP "�' Agricultural feed and supply store X X X X P P 7 Livestock Fp C F C stable or school C X X X C I��7�Riding C Arts, entertainment, tourism, recreation: F7FF�Amusement or recreation center X X X C P C Exercise gym, salon, or martial arts instruction F�r X r P r P C Gallery or studio for visual or performing arts X X X P P r F��I� C r Golf course C C C C C X " Museum or interpretive center C r X I " I x r r P C Civic services: r�F�� Assembly, place of C C C C C C r— Cemetery C C C C C rF� X r Fc Government facility (excluding critics[ infrastructure} C C C C C C r School / College (public or private) r— C Fc --F C r C Fc C N studio, radio station X X X C P P Commercial retail: r Automotive parts store X X X C P �FF� P r Bakery / baked goods store X X X C P FFIF� P r Convenience store, with or without fuel r X I x Tx FI p C Equipment rental and sales yard X X X X P r FFF[� P Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments page 7 LAND USES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION i P —Permitted use C --Maybe permitted with conditions LDR MDR HDR MU C I E X—Nat allowed Industrial/agricultural equipment sales/supply ��Ff X P P Commercial retail (cont): r Other/ general retail stares and services X X X C P PPPPP C r— Pet shop and supplies T X X X C P P Production building sales X X X X P P vehicle sales, including parts and service X X X X P PPPPPRecreational P Restaurant, including drive-through X X X C P P PPPP P Sexually oriented business X X X X X �� X shop, including recapping X X X X P PPPPPTire P — Truck and heavy equipment sales X X X X P PPPPP P Vehicle sales, including parts and service X X I X FC ' P and garden safes and services, greenhouse X X PPPPPYard X C P P Commercial services: � Animal care site, commercial kennel 1 X F—xF —x—F—xF—c P Automotive body and mechanic services I X-1 X X FC p P Car wash X x x P XPPPPP P Cleaning, laundry shop I x Tx FFF P P r— Hotel X X x x P PPPPP C Kennel, hobby rPPPPP C C CC C P r - Mate! �C I x x Fc P professional L10,000 square feet) X X X P P �FFF�OfFice C professional (>10,000 square feet) X X X C P PPPPPOffice P r Other commercial services X X X C P PPPPP C r Photography, portrait studio X X X P P P r] Printing Printing and publishing X X X C P P r Truck and heavy equipment maintenance and repair X X X X C PPPPP P Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 8 LAND USES I COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION i r — rui use C—May be permitted with conditions LDR �1�� MDR HDR MU C E of al ow X —Not allowed Vehicle Repair X X X X C P Health and human services: Barber, beauty shop X X X C P C Fc Childcare center C C C P P P r �X X X Fc Day spa, mineral bath, sauna X C Funeral home F X F C C � P C Hospital X C C C C -FXC Lab, medical, dental or optical r X FFF C IP P Nursing home C C C C C X F7rF�Shelter home C C C C C X Home occupations: �Major home occupations P P P P X X I��FFMinor home occupations P P P P X X Industrial / manufacturing: Asphalt plant X X X X X X IFFI�Beverage bottling plant X X X X C P Cement or clay products manufacture F X FFFF C Concrete batch plant X X X FF��X X C Contractor shop and yard X X X X P P FFFF�Food processing plant X X X X C C r Furniture/cabinet shop FX FX Ff X F P rFFF�Ice and dry ice manufacturing X X X X P P FF�Laboratory research X X X C C P �Fr�Machine shop X X X X C P �F�F�Meatpacking plant X X X X X C r— FIFF� Other manufacturing, heavy X X X X X C Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 9 LAND USES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION r—ret use C–May be permitted with conditions LDR MDR HDR MU C E X– Not allo allowed Other manufacturing, light X X X X C P Industrial / manufacturing (cont): p Puhlic utility or rail yard FX X FX F��I�Recycling center X X X X C C F�Rendering plant X X X X X X FX Well drilling X X X X C P r— ood processing plant I X FX X I7C — C Production and site buildings (for other uses allowed): r Fp Non-residential, for uses allowed P P P p p P X Non-residential, cluster arrangement, for uses C Fc r Fx allowed FxFx r Fp Residential, Class I or Class II P P C C C C Residential, Class III (outside production buildings IFI[F X cluster arrangements) r FP7Fx�XResidential, Class III (within production buildings P X cluster arrangements) Site buildings, for uses allowed F P r P F_PFPFp p Residential dwellings (subject to density restrictions): FF��Single household dwelling P P C C C X Zero lot line residence, detached C P P C C X r— � Duplex (subject to restrictions) I x ��7 C [ C X r Twin Homes C P P C C rFFFF X Threeplex F X r P P F[ C r" F7FF� Fourplex X P P C C C r Townhouse X P p rF[r� C C C Fr7r�Apartment building X X P C C C — Accessory dwelling Pe I ' I C Proposed Title 78.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 70 LAND USES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION I P - Permitted use C - May be permitted with conditions LDR MDR HDR MU C E X- Not allowed Warehouse and storage: r Commercial laundry service ff X X X X P P IrI[�I r manufacture and storage X X X X X C F�Feed r Frozen food locker F�� X 7� P Fuel yard X X X X X C Ix r_ Grain storage X X X 7( X P ��FF rF�Moving and storage company X X X X C P r Salvage site I x I x I " I" l x X Sanitary landfill X X X X X X FF�F� Self-service storage facility X X C rFFF C C P � r�F[�Terminal yard, trucking X X X X C P r—r Vehicle storage site, garage or facility 1 x I l -- I _ C r" Warehousing, wholesaling X `F X�� X 7� P 1. Permitted unless objections by any personas set forth in section 18.12.032 of this title, in which case the matter is treated as a conditional use permit. 2 Permitted unless objections by any person as set forth in section 18.12.030N of this title, In which case the matter is treated as a conditional use permit.,, i _ _ - - - - - - - - - _ - - Commented [DM81: council discussed a potential comment or footnote about uses In the MU areas being canducive to the setting. Emphasis has been added to C. ADDITIONAL LAND USES: In addition to residential and other allowed uses, up to twenty percent (20%) of section Abefore thistable,and in 18.20.070.B.2, as well as a the gross land area may be directed to other uses that are not allowed within the Comprehensive Plan Land new reference in the application materials 18,20,040. Use Designation area, provided that: 1. The uses are appropriate with the primary use. 2, The uses are intended to serve principally the properties within the PUD and adjacent areas. 3. The uses are integrated into the PUD. 4. The uses are located and so designed as to provide direct access to a collector or an arterial street without creating congestion or traffic hazards. 5. A minimum of fifty percent (50%) of the primary use development occurs prior to the development of the specially permitted uses. D. CONDITIONAL USES: Proposed land uses that would require a Conditional Use Permit in the table above in Section B. or are proposed per Section C.Ishall require a notice with the MDP public hearing notice. Such - Commented [DM91: Technical clarification, and further addressing MU concerns. Proposed Titie 78.20 Planned Unit Developments Page I1 conditional uses proposed within a PUD after its approval, but not included in the MDP, shall require a Conditional Use Permit. E. COMMERCIAL AND EMPLOYMENT LAND USE AREAS: PUDs in areas with a Future Land Use Designation of Commercial or Employment in the Comprehensive Plan must not be exclusively residential but shall include non-residential land uses. The mix of residential and non-residentia[ land uses shall be appropriate for the site location and design, as determined by the Commission and Council. Exceptions may be made for qualified infill parcels, particularly in the downtown area as defined in section 18.20.30.13. 1. As a guideline, PUDs located in areas designated as Employment in the Comprehensive Plan should reserve at least fifty percent (50%) of the area for industrial land uses, except for PUDs in the downtown area as described in 18.20.30.13. 2. New industrial uses are not allowed in PUDs in the downtown area unless they are subordinate to a primary use, such as a bakery, microbrewery, studio, or other business for production of goods or art for sale on site. 3. Industrial uses may be permitted in PVDs in other Comprehensive Plan Land Use areas if it can be shown that such development results in more efficient and desirable use of land. 18.24.474 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS: A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: In the PUD zone the following table of requirements shall apply. See section 18.20.080 for exceptions and incentives regarding residential density, and section 18.20.090 for exceptions to non-residential building height, perimeter setbacks, and parking standards. Different setbacks may be proposed as part of the MDP. See additional requirements on setbacks and perimeter guidance in Subsection B. below. Comprehensive Alan Land Use LDR MDR HDR MU C E Residential Maximum Units per Acre 5/ac 8/ac 16/ac 16/ac 16/ac 16/ac Maximum Height 35' 35' 45' 45' 70' 70' Minimum Rear Yard Setback from Perimeter 20' 15' 10' 10' 0' 0' Minimum Side Yard Setback from 5' 10' 10' 10' 0' 0' Perimeter B. SETBACKS: 1. Standard setback requirements listed in Subsection A. above or in Section 18.08.042.A of this Title shall not apply to structures on the interior of the project, but setbacks shall follow the approved MDP for the site and adopted building codes. The MDP shall also guide front yard setbacks. 2. A proposed PUD shall f incorporate height, density, landscaping, and/or architectural transition designs along the development's perimeter to achieve an orderly transition to existing lower density residential development or zoning districts on adjacent propertie4 3. Industrial development in a PUD adjacent to any residential uses or zoning shall include a landscaped buffer that is at least ten feet (10') wide. The landscaped buffer shall be planted with an evergreen hedge ora dense planting of trees and shrubs. If using a buffer of trees and shrubs it shall indude some evergreen species appropriate to the site. Proposed Titfe 78.10 Planned Unit Developments Pope 12 Commented [DM 101: A concern about this Issue was discussed at the 1/6121 meeting. A reference was added to this section in the application/adoption process In 18.20.040. Developer must address perimeter transitions and suitability, etc. to WDC and Council's satisfaction. 4. For the purposes of this section, residential uses across an arterial street from an industrial use shall not be considered adjacent, but shall be considered adjacent if located across a local or collector street. C. WAIVERS AND ADJUSTMENTS: The Council may grant waivers or adjustments to the requirements for public or private street widths, setbacks or other design standards if such waivers are deemed appropriate for the development after considering surrounding uses and aesthetics. Special consideration may be given for PUDs in infill areas. 1. Zoning Standards: The developer may deviate from the height, lot line setback, and lot dimension schedule found in chapters 18.08 and 18.12. a. Deviations shall be listed in full as a part of the PUD application and MDP. Modifications to other zoning and subdivision standards will be determined by the Commission and Council on a case by case basis. b. Residential setbacks shall not be reduced between interior edge of sidewalks and garages to less than twenty feet (20'). 2. Municipal Standards: The following standards may be modified if requested as part of the PUD approval process and if deemed appropriate by the Council upon advice of the Public Works Director, and other staff as applicable, after considering whether the resulting development would achieve greater consistency with the intent and purpose of this chapter than development that would occur without the modification: a. Any provision in title 16 of this Code pertaining to streets and sidewalks; b. Any provision pertaining to off-street parking and loading except that at least one of the required parking spaces per residential unit shall be located within a reasonable walking distance, except as required to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), c. Other provisions of this Code on a case-by-case basis. D. BUILDING PERMITS AND ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES: When applying for a building permit for structures or signs within a PUD, the applicant shall include a letter or checklist verifying that the structure satisfies the architectural requirements of this chapter and the conditions of approval of the PUD. A similar letter or checklist may be required for the Design Review phase of a development to verify conformance with the approved open space and landscaping conditions of the PUD. E. WATER CONSERVATION W LANDSCAPING: In open space, setbacks, and other landscaped areas in PUDs, other than recreation areas and managed natural areas, at least 33% of the area shall incorporate and maintain a ground cover other than lawn or turf grasses, and that consumes less water than lawn or turf grasses. F. UTILITIES: Underground utilities, including telephone and electrical systems, are required within the limits of all PVDs. Appurtenances to these systems which can be effectively screened may be exempted from this requirement if the Commission and Council finds that such exemption will not violate the intent or character of the proposed PUD. G. COMMON OPEN SPACE AND PATHWAYS IN RES0ENTIAL PUDs: The provisions of this section apply to residential PUDs and to the Net Residential Area of mixed use PUDs. 1. Minimum Open Space: A minimum of ten percent (10%) of the gross land area developed in any residential PUD project shall be reserved for common open space and recreational facilities for the residents or users of the area being developed. The common open space shall not have any dimension less than ten feet (10') nos be less than three hundred (300) square feet in area. Required front, side, Proposed Title 78.20 Planned unit Developments Page 73 and rear yard setback areas, and minimum building to building separation, shall not be included in the calculation of the common open space provided. 2. Ownership: The required amount of common open space land reserved under a PUD shall either be held in corporate ownership by owners of the project area for the use of each owner who buys property within the development, or if approved by the Council be dedicated to the public and retained as common open space for parks, recreation, and related uses. The responsibility for the maintenance of all open spaces shall be specified by the developer and approved by the Council before approval of the PUD MDP. 3. Design: Diversity in the design and use of common open space, open land, parks, and common areas is encouraged, and approval shall be judged as to its appropriateness based on the following criteria: a. Areas intended for public use shall be freely accessible from streets and/or other common areas that have unrestricted entry. The configuration of such space shall be to accommodate parks, play fields, and play areas as directed by the city. b. Pocket parks, courtyards, and similar common areas for internal use are encouraged within PUDs so as to convey a sense of openness and community within the neighborhood. Pocket parks shall be privately maintained unless approved by the Council. c. Public utility and similar easements or right-of-way for watercourses and other channels are not acceptable for common open space dedication unless such land or right-of-way is usable as a trail or similar purpose. The common open space must be usable ground and not wasteland with no other practical purpose. Consideration may be given to a managed area with a natural setting such as a natural wooded area or a natural sage and grass area. Drainage or stormwater retention is permitted in common areas. 4. Accessibility: If possible, every property developed under the PUD approach should be designed to abut upon common open space or similar areas. A clustering of dwellings is encouraged so that open space is accessible to as many residents of the PUD as possible. a. Open space and trails shall be designed so that a minimum of 75% of all multi -family structures (with 3 or more residential units per building) and a minimum of 50% of all single family, duplex, and twin home lots shall be adjacent to or have direct access to the open space, pathway, or trail. For the purposes of this section, the term "direct access" means lots or multi -family buildings are located a maximum of two hundred fifty feet (250') away from an off-street trail connecting to a common area open space lot or recreation amenity. The minimum width of internal trails other than sidewalks shall be 6 feet. b. Building lots separated from a common area open space lot by a local street shall be deemed to have achieved direct access if a pedestrian crossing meeting ADA standards connects the two. 5. Trail System Connection Requirements: Exclusive of required sidewalks within or adjacent to a public right-of-way, a public pedestrian or bicycle circulation system is required to connect to existing or planned pedestrian or bicycle routes adjacent to the project. The minimum width of trails connecting to existing or planned pedestrian or bike routes shall be 5 feet, but greater widths may be required by the City after considering connections to adopted trail plans and anticipated use. M. REQUIRED AMENITIES IN RESIDENTIAL PUDS: Two (2) or more of the following amenities shall be provided as part of each residential PUD or the Net Residential Area of a mixed use PUD, and shall be commensurate with the size and planned population of the development. Proposed Title 18.20 Manned Unit Developments Page 14 1. Additional landscaped open space of at least ten percent (100/6) of the gross area (twenty percent, 20% total). To qualify as an amenity, the additional open space must meet the same requirements as described in 18.070.6.1 above for minimal open space requirements. 2. Private active recreational facilities such as playgrounds, picnic areas, basketball or tennis courts, swimming pool, clubhouse, etc., of a size suitable to meet the needs of the development. For the purposes of this section, a recreational facility(ies) that can simultaneously serve approximately eight percent (8%) to ten percent (10%) of the projected PUD population at any given time shall be deemed commensurate with the size and needs of the development 3. Golf courses, but regardless of its size no golf course may contribute more than one-quarter of the common open space required by this section. 4. Provision for a neighborhood park or other public open space or improved trailhead, with public access thereto. 5. Greenways and waterways that include pedestrian ways, trails, bike paths, and equestrian trails linking residential areas with other open space uses. These may be constructed on public utility or other easements or canal right-of-way, and may be dedicated to the City or a non-profit entity. Greenways and waterways differ in scale from required trail systems described in subsection B above, and may include natural areas, seating/rest areas or other appropriate facilities. 6. Other amenities as may be approved by the Commission and Council on a case-by-case basis. 18.20.080 RESIDENTIAL PUD REQUIREMENTS AND INCENTIVES A. RESIDENTIAL USES: 1. Residential land uses and housing types are allowed on a range of lot sizes including single household detached and Class 1 production homes, duplexes and twin homes, townhouses, clustered patio homes, zero lot line and z -lot properties, condominiums, 3 and 4-plexes, and apartment buildings, but must comply with densities as described in the City of Chubbuck Comprehensive Plan and this chapter. Accessory dwelling units, live -work units, loft apartments and apartments above or behind commercial space in mixed-use buildings are also allowed but are not included in the density calculation of the PUD. 2. Residential'PUDs, or Mixed Use PUDs, with more than 3 acres of Net Residential Area, or 40 residential units, shall include a mix of housing types as allowed per Chapter 18.20.060.A, so that no more than 75% of units are from any one of the following groups/types: a. Single family detached homes and Class 1 production homes, each with direct street access; b. Duplexes and twin homes, each with direct street access; c. Townhouses and clustered patio homes; d. Zero lot line (detached) homes, and z -lot homes, each with direct street access; e. Three- and four-plex apartments and condominiums; and f. Apartments and condominiums with 5 or more units per structure. g. Accessory dwellings and loft apartments are not included in the categories above for the purposes of this section nor Section 18.20.0601) above. Proposed Title 1810 Planned Unit Developments Page 15 h. Gross vs. Net Residential Areas: For the purposes of calculating density in regards to this chapter, the Gross Area of a PUD shall include all parcels included in the application. Residentiai Net Area means the Gross Area of a mixed use PUD less all acreage designated for non-residential or mixed uses. Internal streets, driveways, parking, and recreation facilities serving residents of the PUD are included in the Net Residential Area. B. RESIDENTIAL DESIGN STANDARDS AND ARCHITECTURAL FORM: 1. Architectural Features. a. The following features shall be required: i. Contrasting color schemes and/ortextures to create visual depth on all building facades visible to the street, neighboring residential uses, common areas, or public parking areas within the development ii. A minimum of one (1) principal window treatment on every elevation (front, side, or fear) that faces any street (public or private), parking area, or open space area including, but not limited to, pop -outs, decorative wrought iron, wood trim, shutters, plant shelves, and other features or embellishments to vary and soften the visual exteriors. b. In addition to the features required in subsection a. above, a minimum of three (3) of the following shall also be required on all residential structures: i. Enhanced corners (pop -outs, embellishments, etc.). ii. Deep recessed or rear -loaded garages on single household dwellings, duplexes, twin homes, etc. (Deep recessed or rear -loaded garages shall count as two (2) features for the purposes of this section.) iii. Second stories stacked at greater setback than first floor to facilitate a first floor roof feature, especially when located immediately above a garage. iv. Offset garage doors, including garage structures for multi -family developments. v. Courtyards (pony walls and/or decorative wrought iron may be used for courtyard enclosures), including courtyards for clustered or multi -family developments. vi. Enhanced window fenestration on all remaining front elevation windows, and all second story windows facing a street, parking area, or open space area, using principal window treatments described above in subsection a.ii. vii. Break-up of parking areas in multi -family developments, including the use of enhanced landscaping features. Driveways between separate parking areas shall be provided, unless unusual site shape or other characteristics warrant separate access points and parking areas. viii. Garages or covered parking stalls for at least one of the required parking spaces for each unit in a multi -family development. Detached garages or covered parking structures must complement the residential structure design in color, texture, etc. (Garages or covered parking shall count as two (2) features for the purposes of this section.) 2. Gated Communities Prohibited: Gated communities are prohibited within the PUD Zone. 3. Parking, Garages, and Carports: Garages and carports may be included in the required amount of off- street parking provided in residential areas. Driveway parking spaces shall be at least 10' wide and 20' deep. Garages must be setback from the interior edge of the sidewalk by at least twenty feet (20') to prevent vehicle overhang. Proposed Title 18.26 Planned Unit Devetopments Page 16 4. Land uses within the PUD will be interconnected through a system of roadways and pathways as appropriate. Clustering of buildings is also encouraged to increase efficiency in land use and in public utility delivery. 5, Parking areas in multi -family developments or other shared residential parking areas shall be landscaped per requirements of Title 18.14, with the following enhancements: a. Landscaping strips at least four feet (4') wide shall separate parking areas from buildings. Any sidewalk provided between a building and parking area may be on either side of the landscape strip. Such strips are considered part of the parking area and not open space. b. Planters for trees in parking areas shall be distributed so that all parking staffs are within fifty feet (50') of a tree, measured from corner of stall to tree trunk. Tree and shrub planting areas shall be at least four feet (4`) wide and six feet (6') long. Covered parking spaces shall be within sixty feet (60') of a tree. Parking garage spaces are exempt from this requirement, but landscaping is required adjacent to the garage as described in subsection 3.a above. C. RESIDENTIAL DENSITY AND INCENTIVES: 1. Density per Future Land Use Designation: The base allowable residential density for a PUD is established per the Future Land Use Designation area in the City of Chubbuck Comprehensive Plan as follows: a. Low Density Residential (LDR): 5 units per acre. b. Medium Density Residential (MDR): 8 units per acre. c. High Density Residential (HDR), Mixed Use (MU), Commercial, and Employment: 16 units per acre. 2. Density Incentives: To provide for an incentive for quality PUDs, the Council may authorize an increased density of up to twenty-five percent (25%) of the allowable number of dwelling units or structures, as appropriate, taking into consideration the factors set forth in the following subsections. Character, identity, architecture, and siting variation incorporated into a development shall be considered the standard for all PUDs, such as: exceptional landscaping, streetscapes, and site design; open spaces and plazas, use of native plantings, and pedestrianway treatments, and recreational areas; siting, visual focal points, use of existing physical features, and variation in building setbacks and building grouping (such as clustering); and design features, street sections, architectural styles, harmonious use of materials, parking areas broken by landscaping features and varied use of housing types. a. Public facility site dedications including, but not be limited to, the following: school site, transit facility, park and ride lot, and public facility such as a library, recreation center, police, fire, or emergency medical services station. Lands considered for this purpose must be sufficient in size and scope to accommodate specific public need(s), free of encumbrances, pose no health or safety issues, and serve the public interests as determined by the Council in order to qualify for this designation and the ensuing acceptance. Land dedicated for public use may be eligible for bonus density opportunity; fifteen percent (15%), b. Workforce/affordable housing, a maximum increase of ten percent (100/.) for those projects providing workforce/affordable housing. Workforce/affordable housing shall be measured against the eligible income limits recognized by SEICAA for Bannock County. The developer shall present recommendations from SEICAA or other findings and examples relative to the housing provided to qualify units as affordable. A general guideline for affordability may include the number of bedrooms relative to the income limits by household size. i. Affordable units must be dispersed throughout the development, if possible. ii. Up to 5% for a PUD with 4 affordable units or 2% of all units, whichever is greater; or Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page T7 iii. Up to 10 % for a PUD with 8 affordable units or 5% of all units, whichever is greater. c Architectural features: Inclusion of at least three (3) of the following components on or affecting all residential structures throughout the development; ten percent (10%): i. Any of the architectural features suggested in section 18.20.070.8 that were not incorporated in the PUD to meet the requirements of that section. ii. Enhanced paving and/or hardscape design features at intersections, courtyards, driveways, etc. iii. Staggered setbacks for adjacent homes, townhouses, etc. iv. The use of green building components such as, but not limited, to the following: a. Permeable pavement on parking areas or driveways. b. Renewable energy systems, such as solar panels. c. Selective window orientation, shading and other treatments with building placement to preserve solar access and/or improve heating/cooling efficiency. d. Use of landscaping or natural topography, and energy-efficient building layout, for natural windbreaks and shade in clustered or multi -family developments. v. The proposed architectural features for the PUD shall be included in the MDP application described in 18.20.40.D. 3. Flexibility: Any latitude, flexibility or relief provided through a PUD application shall be compensated by the addition of some new amenity, within or outside the development. Such an amenity should provide equal or greater value to the development as a whole. The determination of whether the compensation offered is equal to or greater than the relief provided is left to the discretion of Commission and Council. D. RESIDENTIAL INFILL DEVELOPMENTS: 1. Lots and parcels within the city, or annexing into the city, may be considered for infill PUD status if it meets the following criteria: a. Location: 1. Lie in areas already substantially developed defined as at least sixty percent (60%) of the land area within 300 feet of the boundaries of the parcel (excluding streets, waterways, etc.); or ii. Lie in the downtown area as described in section 18.20.030.6. b. Services: Sites where municipal services (sewer, water, fire, and police) are already available may qualify for infill development. c. The applicant shall submit with the application verification that the site qualifies as an infill site. This verification may include recent aerial photographs and maps to document the availability to the site of water, sewer, fire flow, and fire protection. 2. Developments recognized as infill are allowed a twenty percent (20%) increase in density over the base density per subsection C above. However, the development may be granted increased density per the incentives in subsection C, or per this subsection, but not both. 3. Based on the design and proposed amenities, the Commission may recommend, and the Council may approve: a. An additional five percent (5%) increase in the density allowed for the site as an infill incentive; or Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 18 b, A modification of the amenity requirements set forth in sections 18.20.060.13 and 18.20.060.0 of this chapter. c. A modification of the setback requirement set forth in section 18.20.070.A, if keeping in the spirit of the intent of perimeter transitions described in section 18.20.070.B. 18.20.090 NON-RESIDENTIAL PUD REQUIREMENTS AND INCENTIVES A. NON-RESIDENTIAL DESIGN STANDARDS AND ARCHITECTURAL FORM: 1. The MDP of a non-residential or mixed use PUD shall provide for: the integrated and harmonious design of buildings, adequate and properly arranged facilities for internal traffic circulation, a compact grouping in order to economize in the provision of such utility services as are required, and landscaping and such other features and facilities necessary to make the project attractive from adjoining and surrounding residential and public areas. 2. Non-residential structures and buildings shall be planned as groups having common parking areas and common ingress and egress points in order to reduce the number of potential accident locations and maintain collector and arterial street traffic circulation. The uses within the PUD will be interconnected through a system of roadways and pathways as appropriate. 3. Parking areas shall be landscaped per requirements of Title 18.14, with the following enhancements: a. Landscaping strips at least four feet (4) wide shall separate parking areas from buildings. Any sidewalk provided between a building and parking area may be on either side of the landscape strip. Such strips are considered part of the parking area and not the required open space. b. Planters for trees in parking areas shall be distributed so that all uncovered parking stalls are within fifty feet (50') of a tree, measured from corner of stall to tree trunk. Tree and shrub planting areas shall be at least four feet (4') wide and six feet (fi') long. Covered parking spaces and parking garage spaces are exempt from this requirement, but landscaping is required in the parking area, and adjacent to the garage as described in subsection 3,a above. 4. Industrial uses and parcels shall use landscaping, existing terrain or vegetation, berms, fencing, or a combination thereof as buffers to screen lighting, parking areas, loading areas or docks, and/or outdoor storage of raw materials or products from residential areas, open space, parks, and arterial streets. Thoroughfares shall be kept to a minimum throughout a planned industrial area in order to reduce truck traffic in the PUD. 5. All intervening spaces between the right of way and project buildings, and intervening spaces between buildings, drives, parking areas, and improved areas shall be landscaped with trees, plantings, and ground cover and properly maintained at all times. All areas designed for future expansion or not intended for immediate improvement or development shall be landscaped or otherwise maintained in a neat and orderly manner. 6. Non-residential structures shall include at least two similar design elements in all buildings or public areas in the PUD. Elements may include: similar or complementary colors, textures or architectural features; window treatments or canopies; courtyards and/or alcoves; street furniture and public art; or some other features as proposed by the applicant. Accessory structures and secured and screened parking or delivery areas may be exempt from this requirement. Awnings are allowed in a PUD but do not meet the standards of this section. Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 19 7. Noise -generating fixtures and equipment including but not limited to large-scale HVAC units, loudspeakers, electric and pneumatic tools, and compressors must be reasonably located or screened to limit sound transfer to adjacent residential or recreation areas within or outside the PUD. B. Open Space: A minimum of ten percent (10%) of the gross land area developed in a non-residential PUD, or non-residential part of a mixed use PUD, shall be landscaped and reserved for common open space. a. The common open space shall not have any dimension less than ten feet (10') nor be less than three hundred (300) square feet in area. b. Any required front, side, or rearyard setback areas, minimum building to building separation, and required parking area landscaping shall not be included in the calculation of the common open space provided. c. Hardscapes such as fountains, courtyards, plazas, and decorative walkways (other than required sidewalks) may be part of the open space. d, Public utility and similar easements or right-of-way for watercourses and other channels are not acceptable for open space dedication unless such land or right-of-way is usable as a trail or similar purpose allowing bicycle and pedestrian access or circulation for employees and customers, as well as residents in mixed use PUDs. The common open space must be usable ground and not wasteland with no other practical purpose. Consideration may be given to a managed area with a natural setting such as a natural wooded area or a natural sage and grass area. Drainage or stormwater retention is permitted in common areas. B. NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES 1. Open Space. The common open space required by this section may be reduced by the Council by 25% in non-residential areas if it can be demonstrated that the common open space and parking areas are: a. Landscaped in an exceptional manner which exceeds the minimum planting and placement standards imposed in this code, including but not limited to two or more of the following features or other proposed designs: i. The use of drought -tolerant landscaping throughout the development; ii. The use of ground covers other than lawn or turf grasses, and that consumes less water than lawn or turf grasses, on at least 67% of the landscaped area, other than recreation areas or managed natural areas; iii. If using stone for ground cover, eliminating the use of gravel, stone, or crushed stone with an average size less than four inches (4"); iv. Exceptional design and placement of landscaping materials for visual impact and enhancing pedestrian environments; and/or b. Interconnected with existing or planned bike lanes and pathways per the City Parks Master Plan, or enhanced access to Pocatello Regional Transit fixed route stops. 2. Building Height: Building heights shall follow the maximum height limits and perimeter transition guidelines as per section 18.20.60.A.3. Upon meeting the following criteria, allowed building heights may be increased by up to twenty feet (20'): a. The height of buildings may be increased above the district maximum height if they are setback from R-1, R-2, or R -2P zoning districts at the PUD perimeter by at least forty feet (40'). Upper floors of multi -story buildings may use "wedding cake style architecture" to achieve transitions from neighboring parcels and extend above the maximum height; maximum increase ten feet (10'). Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 20 b, Architectural Features: Non-residential structures meeting the following design guidelines may qualify for an increase of up to ten feet (10') above the standard height limit. Qualified buildings or PUDs shall incorporate at least three (3) of the following features: i. Any of the architectural features listed in section 18.20.070.D.7 that were not incorporated in the PUD to meet the requirements of that section. ii. Enhanced paving and design features at intersections, courtyards, parking areas, driveways, etc. iii. Covered walkways and/or minimum sidewalk widths of 8 feet in commercial and civic/institutional areas, bordered by landscaping. iv. The use of green building components, such as but not limited to the following: i. Permeable pavement in parking areas or driveways/drive aisles. ii. Renewable energy systems, such as solar panels. iii. Selective window orientation, shading and other treatments with building placement to preserve solar access and/or improve heating/cooling efficiency. iv. Use of landscaping or natural topography, and energy-efficient building layout, for natural windbreaks and shade in clustered or mixed use (residential) developments. c. The height of mixed use buildings in the MU, C, or E districts comprising apartments with non- residential uses may be increased by up to fifteen feet (15'). 3. Parking Standards and Incentives: Parking requirements in PUDs shall follow the same minimum parking requirements per section 18.08.046, but with the following incentives. Requirements may be reduced for all or part of the development by up to twenty-five percent (25%) under the following criteria: a. Multi -Family and Nan -Residential Land Uses. For shared parking between groups of land uses, reductions may be given, with greater reductions granted between uses that have offset peak demand hours per the following table by adding the requirements of the two uses and reducing by up to the following percentages: Land Use/Nr kin Group' MFR EDU INST RETL LODG RSTV RECR OTHR IND Multi -Family Residential' 5% 5% 5% 5% S% 5% 10% 0% Educational 5% 15% 20% 15% 15% 15% 25% 0% Institutional' 5% 15% 2091. 15% 15% 15% 25% 15% Retail 5% 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 15% 15% Lodging 5% 15% 15% 20% 0% 0% 20% 15% Restaurant/Tavern 5% 15% 15% 20% n% 0% 20% 15% Recreation/Entertainment 5% 15% 15% 20% 0% 0% 20% 15% Other Commercial/Office 10% 259/ 25% 15% 20% 20% 20% 15% Industrial 0% 0% 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% 15% t. See groups per 18.48.046 Off Street Parking Requirements for more detail. 2, Inciudes apartments in mixed use buildings and accessory dwellings in non-residential areas. 3. Because churches and other religious institutions typically have peak times in evening and weekend hours, shared parking incentives for churches shall be treated with the same percentages as Restaurants and Recreation. i. To receive the incentive for shared parking, the parking area must be common property between the landowners, or a cross easement for access and parking must be recorded with the plat. Proposed Dtle 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 21 ii. Applicant may propose a different shared parking reduction, provided a parking study is prepared by a qualified engineer in consultation with Institute of Transportation Engineers parking standards. iii. Parking spaces for anticipated company vehicles may not be included in the shared parking reduction without a parking study as described above in subsection ii. iv. If a parking incentive is desired for more than two uses in the table above, one reduction rate based on the two uses with the highest parking demand (total number of spaces needed) shall be used to calculate the potential incentive. b. In addition to the potential parking requirement modifications described in section 1 above, parking requirements may be reduced for all or part of the non-residential devOopment as follows: i. Parking requirements for non-residential PUDs, or parts thereof, in the downtown area: 1. Reductions in requirements described in section 1 above may be increased by fifty percent (50%). 2. On street parking adjacent to the PUD (street frontages only) may be included in the required parking amount. Public street center parking islands are not included for the purposes of this section. ii. For every five (5) covered bicycle parking spaces provided the required number of vehicle parking spaces may be reduced by one (1) space, up to a maximum reduction of three (3) spaces. Bicycle parking must be ground -mounted, such as wave, U, or bollard styles, or custom/architectural racks. Grid style or low -profile racks will not be considered for a parking reduction. iii. For a permanent bicycle repair station and pump, provided with covered bicycle parking as described above in subsection ii, the required number of vehicle parking spaces may be reduced by one (1) additional space. iv. For each electric vehicle charging station provided the required number of standard parking spaces may be reduced by two (2) spaces, up to a maximum reduction of eight (8) spaces. 18.20.100 STREETSCAPES AND SIGN STANDARDS IN PUDS: A. PERIMETER STREET FENCING. Perimeter landscaping and breaks in fencing are required to prevent the creation of "dead streets" — long stretches of sidewalk between the street and a solid fence or wall greater than fifty (50) feet in length. Fences and walls along streets more than fifty feet (50') long shall have staggered heights, setbacks or materials, landscaped berms, meandering sidewalks, or some combination thereof. B. LANDSCAPE AND PARKING STRIPS. Landscape strips between sidewalks or streets and fences or walls, and parking strips between sidewalks and streets, shall be landscaped, and shall be maintained by the Home- or Business Owners Association. 1. Two (2) trees from the approved street tree list and four (4) shrubs shall be required within the landscape strip for every seventy-five (75) linear feet, or fraction thereof. If the sidewalk is separated from the street by a drainage swale, the required street trees may be planted on either side of the sidewalk. Shrubs shall be planted away from the street. 2. Concrete, gravel, crushed rock and stone less than four inches (4") shall not be used as ground cover. Plant or organic material shall be used for at least fifty percent (50%) of the ground cover in landscape and parking strips. Proposed Title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 22 C. FENCE AND WALL SETBACKS. To accommodate required landscape strips, fences and walls must be set back from sidewalks at least fifteen feet (15') along local streets and twenty-five feet (25') along collector and arterial streets. A thirty feet (35') wide landscape strip shall also be maintained adjacent to interstate highways. 1. If the sidewalk is at least eight feet (8') wide and functions as a multi -use trail alongside a collector, arterial, or interstate, and is separated from the curb or interstate boundary by at least five feet (5') the fence or wall setback may be reduced by ten feet (10'), 2. If the sidewalk is less than eight feet (8') wide and runs alongside a collector or arterial street, and is separated from the curb by at least five feet (5'), the fence or wall setback may be reduced by five feet (5'). 3. Where the landscape strip is encumbered by easements or other restrictions, it shall include a minimum five feet (57 wide area for planting the required shrubs and trees. D. BLOCK LENGTHS. Blocks shall not exceed three hundred fifty feet (350') in length in residential or mixed use areas, unless greater distances are required by the City's Access Management Guidelines on arterial and collector roads, or where size, shape, or other constraint prevails on the site. E. ENTRY MONUMENTS. 1. Monuments at the PUD or other entrance, including public art, landmarks, or architectural or water features, shall not exceed fifteen feet (15') in height without a Design Review. 2. Monuments may include the name, logo, or other identification of the PUD or sub -area. Such signs shall not exceed 15% of the area of the street face of the monument but no more than twenty (20) square feet. No part of a sign included in a residential area entry monument shall exceed six feet (6') in height. F. SIGN STANDARDS. Signs within the PUD shall meet the standards set forth in city code chapter 15.24 and the criteria below: 1. The only free-standing signs allowed in the PUD, except fortraffic regulation and similar public use signs, are limited to the following: monolith, monument, pylon, and site directional signs. 2. Monument signs shall not exceed 6 feet in height and 12 feet in width, and shall be at least 12 inches thick and wider than their height. The base of the sign shall be a minimum of 12 inches in height. 3. Monolith signs shall not exceed 25 feet in height, 6 feet in width, or 2 feet in depth, and shall be a minimum of 3 feet wide, 12 inches thick, and at least 12 feet high. The base of the sign shall be a minimum of 12 inches in height. 4. Pylon signs shall not exceed 25 feet in height or 8 feet in width, and shall be a minimum of 3 feet wide, 12 inches thick, and at least 12 feet high. The decorative material on the sign structure shall cover the entire support structure to the ground or sign base. 5. There shall be no more than four (4) tenants advertised on a sign along a street. Additional tenants may be included on internal signs as described in subsection 9, below. 6. Standards for Monument, Monolith, and Pylon Signs with Changeable Copy Displays: a. Changeable copy may be incorporated into the sign face, up to a maximum of 20% of the sign area excluding the base, but no more than six (6) square feet. For the purposes of this section, changeable copy includes single -color static digital displays such as for fuel prices or time and temperature, but not full-color displays or electronic reader boards. b. The changeable copy display area shall not exceed six feet (6') in height. Pylon signs may include a digital display panel, but it must not exceed the height limit. c. The light intensity for digital display areas of a sign shall be limited as follows: Proposed Title 18.20 Ptonned Unit Developments page 23 Intensity Levels (NITS) Color' Daytime' Nighttime' Amber 3,350 675 Green 4,500 900 Red 2,250 450 White 2,000 350 Notes: 1. Only one color is allowed in the digital display area. 2. Begins half hour after sunrise. 3. Begins half hour after sunset. 7. Separation: Signs along streets in the PUD and on adjacent parcels must be separated by a minimum distance of at least 250' as measured in a straight line, unless separated by a public street or a CUP is issued. The separation of entry monuments that complement or mirror each other on both sides of an entrance is exempt from this requirement 8. Sight triangles established per 18.12.020 shall also be maintained for multi -family and non-residential driveways along collector and arterial streets. 9. Interior and parking area signs: a. Directional signs shall not exceed 4 square feet in area nor 3 feet in height. The pedestal or base of the sign shall not be included in the sign area. freestanding interior signs sha)l be of a consistent design and height throughout the PUD and complement the design of the buildings on site. b. Monument and Monolith Signs: i. Non-residential areas in a PUD needing multiple tenant recognition may include an additional sign, monument or monolith only, within a common parking area. ii. An internal monument or monolith sign shall be no more than 2/3rds the dimensions (square footage) of the development perimeter sign(s) and shall complement or mirror the design of the perimeter sign(s) and/or complement the design of the buildings on site. iii. An internal monument or monolith sign must be located at least seventy-five feet (75) from the perimeter and from other internal monument or monolith signs. c. If the exterior sign is a pylon sign, the interior sign shall be a monument sign, as described in subsections 2 and 9.b. above, with a maximum height of five feet (5') and width of ten feet (10'). d. Drive-through large signs are allowed, with no more than two for each drive-through lane serving a business establishment The signs shalt be no greater than fifty (50) square feet in area and seven feet (7') in height. They may be mounted on a wall, or on the ground with a solid base or enclosed support structure representing a monument or monolith sign. e. The light intensity for digital display areas of interior signs shall be limited the same as for exterior signs as described in subsection b above. 10. Wall signs: Wall and window signs facing the street or parking area shall not exceed 15% of the area of the building frontage, with a maximum of 220 square feet. Wall signs on the sides or rear of a building facing an adjacent street or parking area are also permitted, and shall not exceed 10% of the wall surface area, with a maximum of 160 square feet. Wall signs shall not exceed the height of the building parapet. Wall signs are not permitted on the side or rear of a building that is not adjacent to a street. 11. Prohibited signs: Pole signs other than small directional and address signs described in subsection 9, above, signs with moving, spinning, animated or flashing parts, electronic reader boards, inf4ated or balloon signs, and roof -mounted signs are prohibited in the PUD zone. Billboards are prohibited throughout the City. Proposed title 18.20 Planned Unit Developments Page 24 ATTACHMENT 2.A TITLE 17: LAND DEVELOPMENT 17.08 DEFINITIONS (AS RECOMMENDED BY LUDC JUNE 4, 2020) SECTION: 17.08.120: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT: "Planned unit development" means a development of one or more land uses and several structures embracing,; r^^ " ^ ' ^^ ^f' Rd ,Y -i with;R an integrated and harmonious scheme, developed under unified control. Note: On December 2, 2020 the City Council approved amendments to Title 78.06, which included a revised definition for Planned Unit Developments, as follows 18.06.180: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD): A development of one gee or more land uses and several structures embracing r^^ " ^^* ^ „f' uses ,within an integrated and harmonious scheme, developed under unified control. Attachment 2.A — Definitians Page 25 ATTACHMENT 2.B TITLE 18: LAND USE 18.08.010) ENUMERATION OF DISTRICTS (AS RECOMMENDED BY LUDC JUNE 9, 2020) SECTION; 18.08.010: ENUMERATION OF DISTRICTS: J. Planned Unit Development (PUD): The purpose of this district is to o..."_ Ee a Eambination of: land uses encourage innovation and special features in development by embracing and promoting: development patterns in harmony with community objectives, prev+Efe a maximum choice of living environments, allow a more useful pattern of open space and recreation areas, enhanced design standards and architectural features conservation of energy and efficient design and a -development patterns which preserves and *sgeologic employ the natural setting of the site ^�* - ' +^^^^ ,^" �^ ' S EIRiRage pa4EFRS. Attachment 2.8 — Enumeration of Districts Page 26 ATTACHNMNT 2.0 TITLE 18: LAND USE 18.08.030 GENERAL CONTROLS BY DISTRICT (AS RECOMMENDED BY LUDC JUNE 9, 2020) SECTION: 18.08.030: GENERAL CONTROLS BY DISTRICT: D. When several combined land uses exist or are proposed, the most intensive land use shall be considered the primary activity or use for a Pla,=Red unit development apt31ication as set#94h in chapter 18,20 of this title. All nonprimary activities or uses outside a planned unit development as set forth in chapter 18.20 of this title or a creative communijy as set forth in chapter 18,21 of this title shall only be allowed in accordance with the schedule of general controls, unless the same constitutes subordinate uses which are customarily incidental to and located on the same lot or in the same building as the primary activity or use. Attachment 2.C—General Controls by District Page 27 ATTACHMENT 2.D TITLE 17: LAND DEVELOPMENT 17.20 ENFORCEMENT AND RELIEF (AS RECOMMENDED 8Y LUDC JUNE 9, 2020) SECTION: 17.20.090: PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS: The criteria of "impossibility" and "hardship" shall not apply to a request for relief from the provisions of this title if such request is part of a proposal for establishing a bona fide planned unit development. However, the requested relief shall not be granted if it appears that the planned unit development will not be consistent with the stated purpose of this title or with the intent and objectives of the city's -Cit of Chubbuck comprehensive plan. The c Council. with the advice of the public works director, shall determine whether a proposal constitutes a bona fide planned unit development. Such a development must conform to the definition of a "planned unit development" set forth in chapter 17.08 of this title and standards set forth in chapter 18,20 of this title, and the proposal for any such development must be accompanied by true and accurate copies of the actual legal instruments by which the development will be controlled and managed, together with such other information required by this title or as may reasonably be prescribed by the public works director. Attachment 2.0 - Planned Unit Development Standords Page 28 ATTACHMENT 3 TITLE 18.20 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS SUMMARY OE PROPOSED CHANGES BY EXISTING TITLE 18.20 SECTIONS Current code sections with notes on changes proposed - FOR INFORMATION ONLY - 18.20.010: Purpose Proposed code 18.20.070.- • 8.20.0]0:• Purpose modified to encourage innovation and special features, a network of bicycle and pedestrian paths, supportive of a healthy lifestyle; Current subsections C, D, and E to be deleted and are addressed in other areas of the proposed code • Waiver/revisions to lot sizes, setbacks, height clarified in new section 78.20.070. C, including potential approved in any PUD • Intent subsection added, to promote public health, safety, and welfare; reduce sprow4 promote community interaction; encourage variety of housing types for different needs; establish reasonable design standards to ensure stability,- allow for innovative design 18.20.020: Relationship To Other Land Use Controls Proposed code section 18.20.020 has minor change 18.20.030: Minimum Area Current code.' • Based on previous/underlying zone; R-7 one acre, other residential no minimum, residential mixed with non-residential 3 acres, commercial and industrial 5 acres Proposed code section 18.20,030.- Minimum 8.20.030:Minimum area placed in new Eligibility section with changes: o based on proposed land uses rather than zones o no minimum area for residential infill PUD a defines downtown area with no minimum size for PUDs 18.20.040: Uses Current code: • Land uses in zoning district permitted, with up to 70% in other land uses provided that they ore: o Appropriate with primary use and intended to serve PUD o Planned as an integral part of the PUD o Located and designed to provide direct access from collector or arterial (with limitation) Attachment 2.F - Summary of Proposed Changes Page 29 o Not developed until at least 5096 of the primary use is developed Proposed code section 78.20.060.- • Expanded, placed in new section; much of the current language can be found in subsection 18.20.050.0 • !Would allow up to 20% of gross area to be non -permitted use -------------------- Commented [amI II: Added to summary • PUD land uses allowed is clarified, based on Comprehensive Plan map • Land use table added, similar to current 18.08.040 Schedule of General Controls • Requirement for conditional uses similar to CUP notification process • Additional requirements for PUDs in Commercial and Employment areas to preserve commercial and industrial land 18.20.050: Ownership Requirements Proposed code 18.20.030 includes language from current code; expanded with requirements on units or part of the PUD that may be sold to another developer 18.20.060: Common Open Space And Other Requirements In Residential PUDs Current code: • Requires 10% of gross area for common open space • Clustering encouraged so all properties con abut open space • Non-residential land must be buffered from residential areas in and out of PUD Proposed code.- • Residential — expanded requirements in section 18.20.070.G including: o Open space remains 10% but with design/dimension standards o Trail and pathway requirements added o Clarity in proximity/connectivity requirements between housing and open space • Non-residential — included as a regoirement per new section 18.20.090 o 1096 required open space, other requirements in subsection A o Incentives can reduce the required amount to 7.5%, subsection 8 18.20.065: Required Amenities [Residential PUDs] Current code.- Requires ode: Requires 2 or more of the following o Repeat of 10% landscaping requirement o Private recreational facilities o Provision for neighborhood pork or other public facility o Public bike/ped system within the PUD and connecting to outside routes o Other amenities that may be approved Proposed code 18,20,070.1-1: • Still requires 2 amenities from the list; changes to list include: o New options - additional 70% landscaped open space, golf course, improved public trailheads, greenways, and waterways Attachment 2.E— Summary o f Proposed Changes Page 30 o Revised -private recreational facilities most be able to simultaneously serve 8- 70% of the residents o Deleted - bike/pedestrian system option changed to a requirement with open space in proposed 78.20.070.G 18.20.070: Utilities Proposed code 18.20.070.F minor addition, reference to Council 18.20.075: Zoning Designation Proposed code overhauled: • 78.20.060 Land Uses in the PUD Zone (subsections A and 6) • 18.20.070 Development Standards (subsections A and 8) 18,20.076: Density Calculation Proposed 78.20.070.A greatly simplified, see for base density in each land use area 18.20,080: Density Current code: • Density may be increased up to 25% o Exceptional landscaping 10% o Use ofsiting/visual focus, existing physical features, clustering 5% o Design features 70% • Setbacks on periphery may not be reduced from underlying zone Proposed code 78-20,080,C.- More 8.20.080.0:More specifics and fluidity between categories to achieve�up to �5% density incentive - - Commented [E)M121: Added o Public facility site dedication, up to 75% o Workforce housing, up to 70% o Additional architectural features, up to 10% (above the minimum requirements in proposed 78.20.070.8) Proposed code 78.20.70.A: • Includes setback requirements that mirror the corresponding zoning districts • Infill developments may have setbacks modified per 78.20.080.D 18.20.085: Residential Infill Planned Developments Current code: • Lots under 5 acres may be considered for infill status • At least 605vo of property within 300 feet must be already developed • Municipal services must be readily available • Up to 15% increase in density may be granted • Council may grant waiver of amenity requirement • Council may grant adjustments to street widths and setbacks Attachment 21 — Summary of Proposed Changes Page 37 Proposed code section 78.20.080.D: • No maximum size for infill classification • Properties in downtown area eligible for infill status • May receive on automatic 2096 density bonus if not using other density bonus • Potential for 1 of 3 additional incentives, but not waivers, based on design and proposed amenities - 5% additional density, or modification of amenity or setback requirement 18.20.090: Arrangement Of Commercial Uses; and 18.20.100: Arrangement Of Industrial Uses Current code: • Integrated and harmonious design of buildings, and to plan them as groups with common parking and egress • Screening and buffering from residential areas o Industrial areas should be developed in parklike surroundings • Landscaping required in areas to be developed later Proposed code 78.20.090.- • 8.20.090:• Combine Commercial and Industrial into Non -Residential • Expanded screening and buffering to include noise • New requirements and incentives fornon-residentialareas: o Parking area landscaping requirements above currentstandords o Structures to include as least two similar design elements throughout • Statement or checklist must accompany building permit to assure compliance with PUD architectural standards • Water conservation required in landscaping (limit on turf grass) 18.20.110: Procedure For Approval Of A Planned Unit Development Current code: • Preliminary and final plan adoption process, with council approval of amendments Proposed code 78.20.040, overhauled: • Step 7 planning conference with staff; similar to current subdivision requirement • Optional Sketch Plan Review step with the Commission and Council before zone change and plan application • Step 2 joint filing for a PUD zone change and PUD Master Development Plan (MDP) o Commission recommendation and council approval • Optional concurrent submittal of a preliminary plot application • Other details o implementation sequence briefly outlined, may include Development Agreement before finalizing zone change o Time limit some as current code —must initiate within 2y, -ars o Amendment process similar, per new 78.20.050 Attachment 2.E—Summary of Proposed Changes Page 32 Proposed Clarifications and Additions (Not Described Above) -FOR INFORMATION ONLY - Residential Design Requirements Current code: • Implies higher design standards in residential areas but has no requirement Proposed code 18.20.080: • Various residential types allowed on different sized parcels, but mast meet density requirements of PUD o Accessory units and units in mixed use buildings don't count toward density o PVDs over 3 acres or 40 units required to have a mix of housing types • Architectural features required on all structures c Statement or checklist must accompany building permit to assure compliance with PUD architectural standards • Parking in multi family residential areas to have enhanced landscaping requirements • Water conservation required in landscaping common areas (limiton turfgrass) Non-residential Development Incentives Current code: • No incentives for non-residential uses in a PUD Proposed code 18.20.090.B: • Open space requirement of 10% required open space, design incentives can reduce the required amount to 7.5% • Building height limits may be increased 20'byimplementing greater setbacks , additional architectural design standards, and/or including housing with commercial to create mixed use buildings • Parking requirements may be reduced by cap to 25% via shared parking arrangements, with greater potential reductions in downtown or adding covered bike parking and electrical charging stations Streetscape and Sign Standards Currentcode: • Not addressed Proposed code 18.20.100: • Revised landscape requirement along streetsfrom current landscape ordinance • Limit of continuous fencing along streets and requires setback from sidewalk • Block lengths limited to 350'undergeneral circumstances • Standards for entry monuments to PUD or neighborhood in a PUD • Sign standards with limits on height size, and styles Attachment 2.E— Summary of Proposed Changes Page 33 CITY OF CHUBBUCK, IDAHO ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CHUBBUCK, IDAHO, AMENDING CHUBBUCK MUNICIPAL CODE SECTION 2.04.0 10 TO REFLECT CHANGES IN THE COST OF LIVING TO SET THE MAYOR'S SALARY AT $63,402 PER YEAR AND THE SALARY OF A MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL AT $8,295PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2022; PROVIDING PERIODIC ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SALARIES IS DISCRETIONARY AND MAY REFLECT CHANGES IN NOT ONLY THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX BUT OTHER BENCH MARKS OR AVAILABLE DATA; REPEALING PRIOR CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR THE SEVERABILITY OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING THAT ALL OTHER SECTIONS AND PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 2.04 NOT HEREIN AMENDED SHALL REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT; AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHUBBUCK, IDAHO: Section 1. Section 2.04.010 is amended to reflect changes in the cost of living as follows: 2.04.010 Mayor and Council Salaries: Commencing January 1, 2929 2022, the salaries of the mayor and of the members of the Chubbuck city council shall be as follows: A. The mayor of the city of Chubbuck shall receive an annual salary in the sum of forty -sixty thousand eight hundred sixty-three thousand four hundred two dollars ($63,402). B. Each member of the council shall receive an annual salary in the sum of seven thousand rdne handred sixty-one dollars (V,961) per yea eight thousand two hundred ninety-five dollars ($8,295}. C. At the second council meeting in January of each year in which there shall be a general election to elect city officials, the mayor and council shall review salaries and whether or not changes in the mayor and council salaries should be made on January 1 following the next general election. Notwithstanding any other adjustments adopted by the mayor and council, salary adjustments for such elective officers may be made at this review in accordance and in proportion with changes in the Consumer Price Index for all U.S. urban consumers as published by the United States Department of Labor and any other bench marks or available data since the last such salary adjustments were made by the Council. Such adjustments must be specifically adopted by ordinance passed and published in accordance with Idaho law and specifically Idaho Code § 50-203 prior to the effective date of such adjustments. Ordinance - Page 1 chubbuck 012121 salary ord.wpd ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS Section 1. Repeal of Conflicting Ordinances. The provisions of any Ordinance of the City and any provision of the Municipal Code which are in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance are repealed to the extent of such conflict. All other sections of Chapter 2.04 not herein amended shall remain in effect. Section 2. Severability. The sections of this ordinance are severable. The invalidity of a section shall not affect the validity of the remaining sections. Section 3. Effective Date. The rule requiring an ordinance to be read on three separate days, one of which shall be a reading in full, is dispensed with, and this Ordinance shall become effective upon its passage, approval and publication. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CHUBBUCK, IDAHO, this day of February, 2021 Kevin B. England, MAYOR ATTEST: Joey Bowers, CITY CLERK Ordlaance - Page 2 chubbuck 012121 salary ord.wpd SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance of the City of Chubbuck, a municipal corporation of the state of Idaho, amending Chubbuck Municipal Code section 2.04. 010 to reflect changes in the cost of living and to set the Mayor's annual salary at $63,402 and the annual salary for a member of the City Council at $8,295, effective January 1, 2022; providing for the repeal of conflicting ordinances; providing that all other provisions of Chapter 2.04 not amended shall remain in effect; providing for the severability of the provisions of this ordinance; providing when this ordinance shall be in effect. The full text of this ordinance is available at the City Clerk's Office, Chubbuck City Offices, 5160 Yellowstone, Chubbuck, ID 83202. I have reviewed the foregoing summary and believe it provides a true and correct summary of Ordinance No. and that the summary provides adequate notice to the public of the contents of this ordinance. DATED this day of February, 2021. Thomas J. Holmes, City Attorney SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE - Page 1 chubbuck 012121 nrd sum sal,wpd A; Public Works Department L:�� PO Box 5604 — 5160 Yellowstone Avenue, Chubbuck, ID 83202 208.237.2430 — Fax 208.237.2409 CHUBBUCK www.CitVofChubbuck.us I O A H 0 Memo To: City Council From: Sean Harris, Development Services Manager Date: January 27, 2021 Re: Acceptance of Offer of Dedication City staff has completed final inspection and has found that all structures and improvements relating to the dedicated lands, streets or utilities in Chubbuck Medical Center — Division 2 Subdivision have been completed in accordance with City standards. Execution of the Acceptance of Offer of Dedication is recommended. Acceptance of Offer of Dedication On FEBRUARY 5, 2020, the final plat of CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER— DIVISION 2 was approved by the Chubbuck City Council, and said plat is recorded as Instrument No. 22101781 in the official records of Bannock County, Idaho. Said approval of the final plat does not, under the provisions of Title 17 of the Chubbuck City Code, constitute an acceptance of the offer of dedication contained therein. 2. The Chubbuck City Council has found that all structures and improvements relating to the dedicated lands, streets or utilities have been completed and approved and, directed the Mayor of the City of Chubbuck to execute this Instrument accepting the offer of dedication contained in the final plat of CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER — DIVISION 2, City Code 17.12.250. This acceptance does not relieve the owner and/or contractor of their responsibility to guarantee the quality of the improvements for a three year period as provided in Chubbuck Code 17.16.070. 3. The City of Chubbuck hereby accepts and confirms the dedication and offer of dedication, as contained in the final plat of CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER — DIVISION 2, of all streets, utilities, dedicated lands, easements, pedestrian ways, parks and recreation areas depicted therein. BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHUBBUCK, IDAHO, THIS DAY OF , 2021 MAYOR Attest: STATE OF IDAHO ) :SS County of Bannock ) On this day of 2021, Before me, the undersigned Notary Public, in and for said State, personally appeared Kevin B. England and Joey Bowers, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year first written above. NOTARY PUBLIC - STATE OF IDAHO Commission Expires: Joey Bowers, City Clerk C:\Users\jbowers\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\GXWNUVTH\Chubbuck Medical Center Acceptance 1.27.21.doc CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISION 2 A PARTIAL REPLAT OF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUSBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISION 1 AND OF LOT 1, BLOCK 2, YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 2 LOCATED IN THE WEST 1/2 OF THE NORTHWEST 114 OF SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 34 EAST, BOISE MERIDIAN, BANNOCK COUNTY, IDAHO YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 2 INSTRUMENT N0. 21314037 ��'S6�. 52.00• 5g3 00 K' _ f �..5• BLOCK? I I Lor? �---- ��, Z \ r4o-'70' lxer•r4Nrw s1r-ra/ J _ iNd9Y0W'W Sdi'Ky W I ICJ. Mai � C4 C1 CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - OVISIONI C3 INSTRUMENT NO. 21810010 N m corn I 20'VVIDE PUBUCUT-LE-LOTI ANCACCESS EASEMENNT Im w PER CHUBBUCK MEDICAL BLOCK 7 ,a' N CENTER- DIVISION 1 ' n 15 WIDE UTILITY EASEMENT PER II YBLLC WSTONE COMMONS -DIVISION 2-1.-. (INST. NC.21314037) SEE RECORD OF SURVEY n IJ FOR CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - ❑iV1SiCN 1 INST. N0. 21910704 �L4� C,,---�'L��1 / 17.19' `SEE NOTE 3 5 69'53'22' E 234.45' M — S 72 p02i N I 5 11'35'48" E 228,55• L' �1 R 9Q4p, J I 568'49'17'3 181.43' !! 62.30' 'ry 119,13' 6' X 83,70' $HARED I N 31'56'70" W I ACCESS EASEMENT 31.00' �4 I (SEE NOTE 3) (SEENOTE 3)! r o o aeaacrtEs t o' N 1'24'12" E 84.85' `` y OLOCK i a N WTI BLOCK2�` N\ 5j0lis, 377, YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 2>a F INSTRUMENT NO. 21314037 20.00'VODE SHARED a N 89°22'48" W 759.31' I m ACCESS AND PUBLIC UITLITY EASEMENT n CURVE TABLE LINE TABLE A BEARING DISTANCE p RADIUS 6 ARC TANGENT CHORD CHORD L1 s08.3T41•E ..eLENGTH BEARING DISTANCE L2 556'S2'03'E ]9.49' Cl 502.00' 19'08'05" 167.65' 84.81' N79'40'33"W 166.87' u N45'0835'E e6.9E' fC3-YCrI SOS. W' IBYNES' i6>.GS - L4 N 65'5651' W C2 450.00' 19.48'05" 150.28' 75.06' N 79'40'38" W 149.54' N 45`—r E 25.46 rcr. rcx/ 430ar aTSn' sem• x g ma 9 s E6 989'T]'43•E 39,77 C3 502.00' 1'38'51" 14.14' TDT S 88126115" E 14.14' LT 811•i V4B'w 41.21' C4 I 502.CC' 17'31'14" 152.51' 77.36' 378°52'13"E 1 157.91' N 5w'f>636-w 31.2T OF BEGINNING BURNSIDF TRACTS INSTRUMENT NO. 615676 LOTY SLARVEYORN NARRA77VE 1. THE PURPOSE OF THIS SUBDIVISION IS TO CREATE ANEW LOT FCR COMMERCIAUPROFESSIONAL OEVELOPMENT. 2 ThIE NORTH BOUNDARY LINE HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO FOLLOW ALONG AN EXISTING LEASE PARCEL SOUNCARY UNE. THE DESIGMLAYOUT FOR THE DIALYSIS CLINIC ON LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISIONI CHANGED SINCE THE PLAT WAS RECORDED AND THE OWNERS OF THE SUI LONG DIDN'T NEED AS MUCH SPACE AS WAS ALLOCATED FOR THAT PROJECT. 7HE EASTSOUNDARY LINE IS THE WEST RIGHT -C =WAY LINE OF ZEBE AVENUE AS DEFINED ON YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 1 pNST. NO. 2120311!1!1. THE SOUTHERLY AND WESTERLY BOUNDARY LINES ARE NEW DEIJNEATIONS. 3. THIS AREA TO BEA SHARED ACCESS BASEMENT. LOT 1. BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISION 2, WrLL BE RESTRICTEC TO SINGLE STREETAPPROACH FROM MBE AVENUE. THE SHOWN SHAREDACCES$ EASEMENT IS TO PROVIDE COMMON VEHICULAR EGRESS AND INGRESS TO THIS DEVELOPMENTAND ADJOINING NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT, SHARING THE SINGLE STREET APPROACH. BAD EASEMENT RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF BANNOCK COUNTY UNDER INSTRUMENT NO. I—yr;q BEARING AND DISTANCE PER YELLOWSTONE COMMONS DIVISION 1 (RECORD INST. N0.21203865) r—) SEARING AND DISTANCE PER YELLOWSTONE COMMONS DIVISION 2 {RECORD INST. NO. 21314037) HO P4,SGISE (d f GF 1 NORTH GRAPHIC SCALE 50 0 25 60 1 1 Inlh =50' 66 LEGEND O FOUND 112' 3Y 24" RFBAR WITH PLASTIC CAP STAMPED "RME$ PEL52341" D FOUND 518" BY 24" REBAR WITH 2" ALUMINUM CAP STAMPED "RMES PELS 2341" SET 1R" BY 24" REBAR WITH PLASTIC CAP STAMPED "RMES PELS 2341" SET 5M"BY 24" REBAR WITH 2" ALUMINUM CAP STAMPED "RMES PELS 2341" SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY UNE LEASE PARCEL BOUNDARY LINE — - — - — - — STREET CENTERLINE PROPERTY LINE ----------- EASEMENT SIDEUNB AS NOTED — — — — — EXISTING EASEMENT SIDELINE BASIS OP BEARING PER CITY OF CHLBRUCK DATUM BASED ON THE CENTRAL MERIDIAN IDAHO STATE PLANE EAST ZONE COORDINATE SYSTEM. CHUB BUCK MEDICAL CENTER • DIVISION 2 A PARTIAL REPLATOF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICALCENTER - DIVISION 1 AND OF LOT 1, ELOCK2, YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 2 LOCATED IN THE WEST 172 OF THE NORTHWES7114 OF BEC71ON 10, 70VVNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 34 EAST, BOISE MERIDIAN, BANNOCK COUNTY, IDAHO Firglnears * Suweyprs * Planners 3pf Ssth Sf. W. O'I3s WIO/sfvn, Na SH@0l (Nf/ 5�2•Df f0 sOa E. aefrst � PnealeNv, /p 60ra1 � /,2pg/ 5040!]p KNUDSEN BOULEVARD '1014•1r41•W 8Jl.aT VCx N 89°74'41'W 883.37' 25.00 852.57') ` }tI 2D.o-o-• I I� II rRACr6 r ` PARRISH TRACTS INSTRUMENT NO, 27E374 N m- IY a mE IPyyh W p b Imp L4 m N TRACT8 OF BEGINNING BURNSIDF TRACTS INSTRUMENT NO. 615676 LOTY SLARVEYORN NARRA77VE 1. THE PURPOSE OF THIS SUBDIVISION IS TO CREATE ANEW LOT FCR COMMERCIAUPROFESSIONAL OEVELOPMENT. 2 ThIE NORTH BOUNDARY LINE HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO FOLLOW ALONG AN EXISTING LEASE PARCEL SOUNCARY UNE. THE DESIGMLAYOUT FOR THE DIALYSIS CLINIC ON LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISIONI CHANGED SINCE THE PLAT WAS RECORDED AND THE OWNERS OF THE SUI LONG DIDN'T NEED AS MUCH SPACE AS WAS ALLOCATED FOR THAT PROJECT. 7HE EASTSOUNDARY LINE IS THE WEST RIGHT -C =WAY LINE OF ZEBE AVENUE AS DEFINED ON YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 1 pNST. NO. 2120311!1!1. THE SOUTHERLY AND WESTERLY BOUNDARY LINES ARE NEW DEIJNEATIONS. 3. THIS AREA TO BEA SHARED ACCESS BASEMENT. LOT 1. BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISION 2, WrLL BE RESTRICTEC TO SINGLE STREETAPPROACH FROM MBE AVENUE. THE SHOWN SHAREDACCES$ EASEMENT IS TO PROVIDE COMMON VEHICULAR EGRESS AND INGRESS TO THIS DEVELOPMENTAND ADJOINING NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT, SHARING THE SINGLE STREET APPROACH. BAD EASEMENT RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF BANNOCK COUNTY UNDER INSTRUMENT NO. I—yr;q BEARING AND DISTANCE PER YELLOWSTONE COMMONS DIVISION 1 (RECORD INST. N0.21203865) r—) SEARING AND DISTANCE PER YELLOWSTONE COMMONS DIVISION 2 {RECORD INST. NO. 21314037) HO P4,SGISE (d f GF 1 NORTH GRAPHIC SCALE 50 0 25 60 1 1 Inlh =50' 66 LEGEND O FOUND 112' 3Y 24" RFBAR WITH PLASTIC CAP STAMPED "RME$ PEL52341" D FOUND 518" BY 24" REBAR WITH 2" ALUMINUM CAP STAMPED "RMES PELS 2341" SET 1R" BY 24" REBAR WITH PLASTIC CAP STAMPED "RMES PELS 2341" SET 5M"BY 24" REBAR WITH 2" ALUMINUM CAP STAMPED "RMES PELS 2341" SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY UNE LEASE PARCEL BOUNDARY LINE — - — - — - — STREET CENTERLINE PROPERTY LINE ----------- EASEMENT SIDEUNB AS NOTED — — — — — EXISTING EASEMENT SIDELINE BASIS OP BEARING PER CITY OF CHLBRUCK DATUM BASED ON THE CENTRAL MERIDIAN IDAHO STATE PLANE EAST ZONE COORDINATE SYSTEM. CHUB BUCK MEDICAL CENTER • DIVISION 2 A PARTIAL REPLATOF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICALCENTER - DIVISION 1 AND OF LOT 1, ELOCK2, YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 2 LOCATED IN THE WEST 172 OF THE NORTHWES7114 OF BEC71ON 10, 70VVNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 34 EAST, BOISE MERIDIAN, BANNOCK COUNTY, IDAHO Firglnears * Suweyprs * Planners 3pf Ssth Sf. W. O'I3s WIO/sfvn, Na SH@0l (Nf/ 5�2•Df f0 sOa E. aefrst � PnealeNv, /p 60ra1 � /,2pg/ 5040!]p CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISION 2 BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION A PORTION OF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER- DIVISION 1, A SUBDIVISION RECORDED UNDER INSTRUMENT NO, 21812010 IN THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF BANNOCK COUNTY, AND A PORTION OF LOT 1, BLOCK 2, YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 2, A SUBDIVISION RECORDED UNDER INSTRUMENT NC. 21314037 IN THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF BANNOCK COUNTY, LOCATED IN THE WEST 12 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 34 EAST, BOISE MRRIDIAN, BANNOCK COUNTY. IDAHO, DESCRIEED AS FOLLOWS; BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISION 1. SAID POINT BEING A POINT ON THE WEST BOUNDARY LINE OF THE KNUDSEN BOULEVARD RIGHT-OF-WAY; THENCE SOUTH 0.3[17' WEST. ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 23.21 FEET; THENCE NORTH 59'22'413" WEST, LEAVING SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE, A DISTANCE OF 159.35 FEET', THENCE NORTH 37'52'30" WEST A DISTANCE OF 112JA FEET; THENCE NORTH 1°24'1X' EAST A DISTANCE OF 84.85 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 55'35'45" EASTA DISTANCE OF 2213.55 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID RIGHT CF -WAY: THENCE SOUTH 0'3712"WEST, ALONG SAID RIGHbOF-WAY LINE, A DISTANCE OF 145,70 FEETTO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 0.113 ACRES. MORE OR LESS, SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE I, JAY L. CORNELISON, A REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, 00 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT A SURVEY WAS MADE UNDER MY DIRECTION OF THE LAND DESCRIBEOINTHEACCOMFANYINGBOUNDARY DESCRIPTION AND THAT THE PLAT UPON WHICH THIS CERTIFICATION APPEARS WAS MADE UNDER MY DIRECTION. I FURTHERCERTIFY THAT THE ACCOMPANYING MAP CORRECTLY DEPICTS THE DIVISION OF THE LAND AS MARKED UPON THE GROUND, THAT THE MONUMENTS SHOWN CONFORMS WITH THAT SET OR FOUND UPON THE GROUND, AND THAT THE PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF THE STATUTES OF THE STATE OF IDAHO TOGETHER WITH ALL LOCAL ORDINANCES PERTAINING THERETO HAVE BEEN COMPLIED WITH. / NCInEeR pd aEciS}EY ' a JAY L CORNELISON �� DATE � Baan DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS ARE RECORDED AS INSTRUMENT NUMEER ANDARE HEREBY MADE APART OF THE PLAT A PARTIAL REPLAT OF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER - DIVISION 1 AND OF LOT 1, BLOCK 2, YELLOWSTONE COMMONS - DIVISION 2 LOCATED M THE WEST 112 OF THE NORTHWEST 114 OF SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 34 EAST, BOISE MERIDIAN, BANNOCK COUNTY, IDAHO OWNERS CERTIFICATE KNOWN ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT WE, THE UNDERSIGNED OWNERS OF THE TRACT OF LAND DESCRIBED IN THE BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION, HAVE CAUSED THE SAME TO BE SUBDIVIDED INTO A BLOCKA14D A LOT TO BE HEREAFTER KNOWN AS CHUBBUCK MEDICAL CENTER •DIVISION 2. WE, THE OWNERS, INTEND TO INCLUDE ALL OF THE LAND DESCRIBED IN THE BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION IN THIS PIAT. THE LOCATION AND DIMENSIONS OF THE BLOCK AND LOTARE TO BE AS SHOWN ON THE ACCOMPANYING MAP CFTHE PROPERTY. ALL STREETS, AND ALLWATER. SEWER AND STORM WATER DETENTION FACILITIES LYING WITHIN THE STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY, ARE DEDICATED TO THE PUBLIC FOR PUBLIC USE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, AND THE EASEMENTS FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES ARE DFDICATED70 THE PUBLIC FOR THE INSTALLATION, OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND USE OF PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICES. THE RIGHT TO USE ALL DEPICTED EASEMENTS IS RESERVED FOR SUCH PUBUC USE FOR UTILITIES, AND FOR OTHER PUBLIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT UMITED TO, POSTAL DELIVERY BOXES, NO STRUCTURES, OTHER THAN THOSE REQUIRED FOR SUCH PUBLIC UTILITY PURPOSES, ARE TC BE ERECTED OR PLACED WITHIN SAID EASEMENTS. ALL SUCH AREAS ARE HEREBY CONVEYED OR RESERVED TO THE PUBLIC IN PERPETUITY. THE PUBLIC MAY HAVE ACCESS TO SUCH AREAS, SUBJECT TO MUNICIPAL REGULATION. THE RESPONSIBILITY TO MAINTAIN THE PROPERTY DEDICATED, EXCEPTAS NOTED, SHALL PASS TO THE PUBLIC BODY HAVING JURISDICTION WHEN SUCH DEDICATION HAS BEEN ACCEPTED. THE RESPONSIBILITY TO MAINTAIN THE SURFACEAREA OF PROPERTY OVER WHICH AN EASEMENT LIES SHALL REMAIN WITH THE OWNER AND OWNER'S SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST. THE RESPONSIBILITY TO MAINTAIN STORM WATER DETENTION FACILITIES, WHETHER LYING IN AN EASEMENT OR LYING WITHIN A DEMCATED RIGHT OF WAY, SHALL BELONG TO THE OWNER OFTHE PROPERTY BENEFITED BY THE DETENTION OF STORM WATER FLOWING FROM THAT PROPERTY WHICH SHALL BE THE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE STORM WATER DETENTION FACILITY UNLESS SUCH FACILITY SERVES MULTIPLE PROPERTIES AS NOTED ON THE PLAT. THIS PLAT IS GOVERNED BY THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF CHUBBUCK, WHICH PROVIDES THAT A FINAL PLAT SHALL CONSTITUTE A DEDICATION; HOWEVER, APPROVAL OF THE FINAL PLAT SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE THE CITY'S ACCEPTANCE OF THE DEDICATION. SUCH ACCEPTANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE ONLY UPON THE EXECUTION BY THE MAYOR OF A SEPARATE INSTRUMENT FOR THAT PURPOSE AFTER THE CITY COUNCIL HAS FOUND THAT ALL STRUCTURES AND IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO THE DEDICATED PROPERTY HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND HAVE BEEN APPROVED UPON INSPECTION BY THE CITY. DEDICATION IS NOT BINDING UPON THE CITY UNTIL ACCEPTED. DAVID S. MCDONALD (MEMBER) MED DEVELOPMENT. LLC ACKNOWLEDGMENT STATE OF IDAHO, COUNTY OF ON THIS DAY OF IN THE YEAR 25 BEFORE ME A NOTARY PUBLIC, PERSONALLY APPEAREU ROBERT DAVID S. MCDONALD, KNOWN OR IDENTIFIED TO ME TO BE A MEMRER OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY THAT EXECUTED THE FOREGOING INSTRUMENT AND ACKNOWLEDGED TO ME THAT THEY EXECUTED THE SAME ON BEHALF OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND AFFIXED MY SEAL THIS DAY AND THIS CERTIFICATE ABOVE WRITTEN. NOTARY PUBLIC RESIDING IN COUNTY, STATE OF IDAHO_ MY COMMISSION EXPIRES_ DAY OF 20_ IRRIGATION WATER RIGHTS STATEMENT LANDS WITHIN THIS PLAT ARE ENTITLED TO IRRIGATION WATER SUPPLIED BY FORT HALL IRRIGATION PROJECT. DELIVERY OF IRRIGATION WATER FROM THE PROJECT TO INDIVIDUAL LOTS HAS BEEN DONE IN COMPLIANCE 1M7H IDAHO CODE SECTION 31-3905(h) AND CITY OF CHUBBUCK CODE SECTION 15. PROPERTY OWNERS WILL BE OBLIGATED FOR ASSESSMENTS THROUGH THE CITY OF CHUBBUCK SANITARY RESTRICTIONS SANB ARY RESTRICTION AS REQUIRED BY IDAHO CODE, TITLE 50, CHAPTER 13 HAVE BEEN SATISFIED, SANITARY RESTRICTION MAY BE REIMPOSED, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 5D -13Y. IDAHO CODE, BY THE ISSUANCE OFA CERTIFICATE OF DISAPPROVAL CATE: HEALTH DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT THE CITY OF CHUBBUCK DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT RECORDED AS INSTRUMENT N0. ARE HEREBY MADE PART OF THIS PLAT. CULINARY WATER THIS SUBDIVISION IS ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE WATER FROM THE EXISTING CITY OF CHUBBUCK MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM. CITY OF CHUBBUCK THE PLAT ON WHICH THIS CERTIFICATION APPEARS IS HEREBY APPROVED BY THE CITY OF CHUESUCK, IDAHO, THIS DAY OF 2P KEVIN ENGLAND, MAYOR JOEY BOWERS. C3TY CLERK BRIDGER MORRISON, P.E. COUNTYSURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE 1, NAM( 0 A REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR IN AND FOR BANNOCK COUNTY, IDAHO, 00 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE CHECKED THIS PLATAND COMPUTATIONS SHOWN HEREON, AND HAVE OF [ERMINED THAT THE RECUIREMENT OF IDAHO CODE 50-1305 HAVE BEEN MET, AND I APPROVE THE SAME FOR FILING THIS DAY CF 2C_ COUNTY TREASURER'S CERTIFICATE PURSUANTTO SC -1308, IDAHO CODE. I, JENNIFER L. CLARK DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ALL COUNTY PROPERTY TAXES DUE ON THE PROPERTY BEING SUBDIVIDED, BOTH DELINGUENTAND CURRENT, HAVE BEEN PAID IN FULL JENNIFER L. CLARK COUNTY TREASURER DATE COUNTY RECORDER'S CERTIFICATE I, JASON 01KON, CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAT WAS FILED FOR RECORD 1N THE OFFICE OF THE RECORDER OFTHE COUNTY OF BANNOCK, IDAHO ON THIS DAY OF 20 A7 M. AT THE REOUEST OF AND WAS DULY RECORDED AS INSTRUMENT NUMBER JASON DJXON, COUNTY RECORDER Joey Bowers From: Vicki Jenkins Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2021 9:59 AM To: Joey Bowers Cc: Richard Morgan Subject: Good morning... Rich asked me to let you know I would like to get approval from the Council to donate several old City phones to Family Service Alliance for victims to dial 911. Here is the list: 2 - Motorolla 4G 1 - IPHONE 6 3 - IPHONE 7 4 - Misc. old cases Thank you, Vicki Jenkins Chubbuck Fire Deportment Office Administrator 4727 Yellowstone Ave. Chubbuck, ID 83202 (208) 237-3212 Phone (208) 237-1121 Fax vjenkins@cityofchubbuck. us I CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report -by GL Page: 1 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31PM Report Criteria: Invoices with totals above $0 included. Paid and unpaid invoices included. GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 10-2235000 EMPLOYEES INSURANCE GENERAL FUND UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 091008600170 EMPLOYEE SUPPLEMENTAL LIFE 1 01/11/2021 641.88 .00 10-2235600 AFLAC INSURANCE PAYA GENERAL FUND AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 102528 Employee AFLAC 01/12/2021 777.03 .00 24-37-90000 SUNDRY (MISCELLANEO COURT FUND BANNOCK COUNTY 01132021 asset forfeiture for 20-c2384 01/13/2021 2,403.20 .00 31-2323000 WW CUSTOMER WATER WATER UTILITY GATE CITY BUILDERS 4999CASSIED 4999 CASSIE DR DEPOSIT REFUND 01/15/2021 18.30 .00 31-2323000 WW CUSTOMER WATER WATER UTILITY MARY E MITCHELL 281BRISCOED 281 BRISCOE RD DEPOSIT REFUN 01/19/2021 40.00 .00 31-2323000 WW CUSTOMER WATER WATER UTILITY MICHELE REDDISH 345WSIPHON 345 W SIPHON RD DEPOSIT REFUN 01/22/2021 10.00 .00 31-2323000 WW CUSTOMER WATER WATER UTILITY RON OSBORN 911PINEWOO 911 PINEWOOD AVE DEPOSIT REF 01/15/2021 32.93 .00 Total : 3,923.34 .00 LEGISLATIVE 10-4111-240 LG WORKMAN'S COMPE GENERAL FUND STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 21.88 .00 10-4111-250 LG HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 144.36 .00 Total LEGISLATIVE: 166.24 .00 EXECUTIVE 10-4131-250 EX MEDICAL INS. GENERAL FUND DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 32.18 .00 10-4132-370 EX TRAVEL, MEETINGS GENERAL FUND POCATELLO-CHUBBUCK 3368 2021 Chief Dues 01/06/2021 55.00 .00 10-4132-370 EX TRAVEL, MEETINGS GENERAL FUND POCATELLO-CHUBBUCK 4037815 State of Cities-BGuiberson 01/11/2021 10.00 .00 Total EXECUTIVE: 97.18 .00 FINANCIAL 10-4151-250 FIN HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 231.02 .00 Total FINANCIAL: 231.02 .00 LEGAL 10-4160-420 LL SERVICE GENERAL FUND BEARD ST CLAIR GAFFN 37073 FY'20-21 Legal Services 12/31/2020 1,470.00 .00 10-4160-440 LL PUB., RECORDNG, ET GENERAL FUND IDAHO STATE JOURNAL 64968 FY'20-21 Legal Publications 01/11/2021 45.32 .00 10-4160-440 LL PUB., RECORDNG, ET GENERAL FUND IDAHO STATE JOURNAL 64972 FY'20-21 Legal Publications 01/11/2021 51.80 .00 10-4160-440 LL PUB., RECORDNG, ET GENERAL FUND IDAHO STATE JOURNAL CR12312020 FY'20-21 Legal Publications 12/31/2020 5.49- .00 Total LEGAL: 1,561.63 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report -by GL Page: 2 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description OTHER GENERAL GOVERNMENT 10-4192-450 GV PRINTING GENERAL FUND IDAHO STATE JOURNAL 56916 '21 Chamber Magazine Total OTHER GENERAL GOVERNMENT: LAW ENFORCEMENT 10-4211-240 LE WORKMAN'S COMPE GENERAL FUND Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 12/30/2020 STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 10-4211-250 LE MEDICAL INSURANCE GENERAL FUND 912.00 .00 DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 10-4211-250 LE MEDICAL INSURANCE GENERAL FUND 77.98 .00 UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 09100840013 0 EMPLOYEE BASIC LIFE INSURANC 01/11/2021 10-4215-310 LE OFFICE SUPPLIES GENERAL FUND PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7768990 new notary stamp for Tatum 01/18/2021 10-4215-310 LE OFFICE SUPPLIES GENERAL FUND PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7783520 Office Supplies- Running PO for 20/21 01/20/2021 10-4215-310 LE OFFICE SUPPLIES GENERAL FUND PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7788030 Office Supplies- Running PO for 20/21 01/26/2021 10-4215-311 LE FORMS, CITATION GENERAL FUND GATEWAY PRINTERS INC 37174 Forms, citations- Running PO for 20/2 01/26/2021 10-4215-602 LE MISC GENERAL FUND CINTAS DOCUMENT MAN 5048584410 First Aid Kits- Running PO for 20/21 01/14/2021 10-4215-602 LE MISC GENERAL FUND STATE OF IDAHO BC10031-12/28 Fingerprints- Running PO for 20/21 12/28/2020 10-4215-602 LE MISC GENERAL FUND SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216662 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/13/2021 10-4215-602 LE MISC GENERAL FUND SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216719 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/19/2021 10-4215-602 LE MISC GENERAL FUND TREASURE VALLEY COF 216100623024 Water/Coffee- Running PO for 20/21 01/26/2021 10-4215-602 LE MISC GENERAL FUND TREASURE VALLEY COF 216100625750 Water/Coffee- Running PO for 20/21 01/25/2021 10-4215-650 LE ANIMAL SHELTER OP GENERAL FUND BANNOCK COUNTY ANIMAL02-011 Animal Control- Running PO for 20/21 01/26/2021 10-4215-650 LE ANIMAL SHELTER OP GENERAL FUND BANNOCK COUNTY ANIMAL02-011 Animal Control- Running PO for 20/21 01/27/2021 10-4215-650 LE ANIMAL SHELTER OP GENERAL FUND MVH PIC LLC 4016150 rabies vaccine for McClanahan 01/18/2021 10-4215-761 LE CLOTHING ALLOWAN GENERAL FUND VICTORIA PERRY 3983753 Uniform Repair- Running PO for 20/21 01/19/2021 10-4215-762 LE Clothing Allowance Non GENERAL FUND FIRST RESPONDERS 109992 uniform sweater for Cheri 01/13/2021 10-4215-762 LE Clothing Allowance Non GENERAL FUND SKAGGS COMPANIES IN 450A499634 underarmour shirts for Benson (2) 01/25/2021 Total LAW ENFORCEMENT: LAW ENFORCEMENT 10-4222-510 LE TELEPHONE/ REPAIR GENERAL FUND CABLE ONE INC 012110847317 Telephone- Running PO for 20/21 01/16/2021 10-4222-510 LE TELEPHONE/ REPAIR GENERAL FUND QWEST COMMUNICATIO 191201334 Telephone- Running PO for 20/21 01/20/2021 10-4222-630 LE RADIO/REPAIR GENERAL FUND IDAHO COMMUNICATION INV661819 Radio/Repair- Running PO for 20/21 01/20/2021 10-4222-634 LE DISPATCH GENERAL FUND IDAHO COMMUNICATION INV660532 HW540 convert 3 in 1 headset 01/08/2021 1,503.00 .00 1,503.00 .00 7.186.91 .00 1,021.95 .00 224.46 .00 52.75 .00 190.14 .00 44.31 .00 27.00 .00 85.68 .00 33.25 .00 210.16 .00 49.93 .00 5.14 .00 28.50 .00 5.00 .00 5.00 .00 912.00 .00 16.00 .00 42.16 .00 77.98 .00 10,218.32 .00 41.16 26.38 75.00 122.00 00 00 00 00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report -by GL Page: 3 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 10-4231-240 FC WORKMAN'S COMPE GENERAL FUND STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 3,017.38 .00 10-4222-634 LE DISPATCH GENERAL FUND IDAHO COMMUNICATION INV660532 PTT headset adapter (2) 01/08/2021 1,079.36 .00 10-4229-350 LE FUEL & LUBRICANTS GENERAL FUND LYNCH OIL INC 6161 Police fuel 01/14/2021 4,857.77 .00 10-4229-520 LE ELECTRIC/ MAINT GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122031827 FY '20-21 City Offices/114 Highway Av 01/14/2021 661.59 .00 10-4229-522 LE NATURAL GAS GENERAL FUND INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022154358130 Natural Gas for Evidence Building- Ru 01/13/2021 14.01 .00 10-4229-522 LE NATURAL GAS GENERAL FUND INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022173560330 FY '20-21 City Office/5160 Yellowston 01/13/2021 153.97 .00 10-4229-522 LE NATURAL GAS GENERAL FUND INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022177281230 Natural Gas for Animal Shelter- Runni 01/13/2021 127.53 .00 10-4229-522 LE NATURAL GAS GENERAL FUND INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022197948030 Natural Gas for PD- Running PO for 2 01/13/2021 78.75 .00 10-4229-600 LE BUILDING MAINT/ FU GENERAL FUND HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704409 janitorial supplies 01/07/2021 205.06 .00 10-4229-610 LE VEHICLE REPAIR GENERAL FUND DYNA PARTS INC 500003224044 Vehicle Repair- Running PO for 20/21 01/15/2021 11.03 .00 Total LAW ENFORCEMENT: 7,453.61 .00 FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 10-4231-240 FC WORKMAN'S COMPE GENERAL FUND STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 3,017.38 .00 10-4231-245 FC WORKMAN'S COMP P GENERAL FUND STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 1,194.85 .00 10-4231-250 FC HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 102528 Full Time AFLAC 01/12/2021 286.24 .00 10-4231-250 FC HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 474.14 .00 10-4231-250 FC HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 09100840013 0 EMPLOYEE BASIC LIFE INSURANC 01/11/2021 73.05 .00 10-4231-255 FC HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 102528 Pay Call AFLAC 01/12/2021 255.10 .00 10-4231-310 FC OFFICE SUPPLIES GENERAL FUND MY OFFICE ETC INC 2751910 Office Supplies 01/21/2021 64.12 .00 10-4231-345 FC COMPUTER SOFTWA GENERAL FUND CABLE ONE INC 012110839756 Training/Day Room Cable 01/16/2021 161.22 .00 10-4231-520 FC ELECTRICAL POWER GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122012231 Electrical Power 01/14/2021 549.00 .00 10-4231-520 FC ELECTRICAL POWER GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122041934 Electrical Power 01/14/2021 42.11 .00 10-4231-522 FC NATURAL GAS GENERAL FUND INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022186814030 Natural Gas 01/13/2021 563.33 .00 10-4231-600 FC BUILDING MAINT GENERAL FUND HOME DEPOT 6023552 Building Maintenance 01/16/2021 14.96 .00 10-4231-600 FC BUILDING MAINT GENERAL FUND HOME DEPOT 8411923 Building Maintenance 01/14/2021 27.90 .00 10-4231-900 FC EMS GENERAL FUND BOUND TREE MEDICAL L 83916845 EMS Supplies 01/14/2021 14.10 .00 10-4237-350 FC FUEL GENERAL FUND LYNCH OIL INC 6161 Fier Department fuel 01/14/2021 857.90 .00 10-4237-611 FC VEHICLE MAINTENAN GENERAL FUND AUTOZONE STORES INC 3694834513 Tire Cleaner 01/20/2021 12.98 .00 10-4238-369 FC MISC AUX EQUIP GENERAL FUND SERVICE LIGHTING & EL CR01152021 LED Lighting 01/15/2021 14.60- .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report -by GL Page: 4 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE 10-4238-369 FC MISC AUX EQUIP GENERAL FUND ALSCO INC SERVICE LIGHTING & EL W02541429 LED Lighting 01/15/2021 480.79 .00 10-4238-369 FC MISC AUX EQUIP GENERAL FUND CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE WEIDNER & ASSOCIATES 58709 SuperVac Magnets 01/20/2021 47.00 .00 10-4238-392 FC PROTECTION GENERAL FUND Shop Coverall Cleaning 01/22/2021 120.05 .00 PUBLIC SAFETY STORE 106889 Leather Fire Helmet 01/21/2021 881.98 .00 Total FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION: 9,003.55 .00 BUILDING INSP & OTHER INSP Shop Supplies -Nuts & Bolts 01/08/2021 165.26 .00 10-4240-240 BI WORKMAN'S COMPEN GENERAL FUND CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 209.79 .00 10-4240-250 BI HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND Shop Hand Truck Flat Repair 01/19/2021 7.99 .00 DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 200.00 .00 10-4241-270 PD Travel GENERAL FUND D & S ELECTRIC SUPPLY 029169201 RON OSBORN 224211 Per Diem -Inspector Certification Exam 01/11/2021 283.25 .00 10-4242-100 PD Fuel & Lubricants GENERAL FUND CITY GARAGE LYNCH OIL INC 6161 Planning/Zoning fuel 01/14/2021 156.17 .00 Total BUILDING INSP & OTHER INSP: 01/13/2021 53.94 .00 849.21 .00 HSR Wages and Benefits CITY GARAGE 11-4311-240 HSR Workers Comp Insura HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN DYNA PARTS INC 500003224044 STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 1,125.11 .00 11-4311-250 HSR Employee Medical Ins HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN CITY GARAGE DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 64.74 .00 11-4311-250 HSR Employee Medical Ins HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN 01/18/2021 33.09 .00 30-4333-230 UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 09100840013 0 EMPLOYEE BASIC LIFE INSURANC 01/11/2021 102.75 .00 Total HSR Wages and Benefits: DYNA PARTS INC 1,292.60 .00 ENGINEERING 01/27/2021 10.58 .00 10-4320-250 EN HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 177.63 .00 Total ENGINEERING: 177.63 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE ALSCO INC LBLA2145779 Shop Coverall Cleaning 01/15/2021 130.92 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE ALSCO INC LBLA2147815 Shop Coverall Cleaning 01/22/2021 120.05 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE C -C DISTRIBUTING INC 43808 Shop Supplies -Nuts & Bolts 01/08/2021 165.26 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE COMMERCIAL TIRE 294268 Shop Hand Truck Flat Repair 01/19/2021 7.99 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE D & S ELECTRIC SUPPLY 029169201 Shop Welder Outlet Plugs 01/18/2021 63.84 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224044 FY 2021 Shop supplies 01/13/2021 53.94 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224044 FY 2021 Shop supplies 01/15/2021 35.88 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224044 FY 2021 Shop supplies 01/18/2021 33.09 .00 30-4333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224045 FY 2021 Shop supplies 01/27/2021 10.58 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 5 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund 11-4333-180 HSR Employee Recongniti HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN Vendor Name Invoice Number Description 304333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp CITY GARAGE CDW GOVERNMENT INC 5917847 scanner DYNA PARTS INC CR40528 FY 2021 Shop supplies 304333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp, CITY GARAGE 11-4333-230 HSR Office Equipment/Sup HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN FLEETPRIDE INC 66281955 Shop synthetic atf (5 gal) 304333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp, CITY GARAGE IDAHO STATE JOURNAL 65978 2018 & 2019 Road Report FLEETPRIDE INC 66722806 Shop diesel exhaust fluid (2.5 gal) 304333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp, CITY GARAGE 11-4333-280 HSR Utility Telephone HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN GENERAL PARTS INC 14964240047 FY 2021 Shop supplies 304333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp, CITY GARAGE GENERAL PARTS INC 14964240820 FY 2021 Shop supplies 304333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp, CITY GARAGE IDAHO POWER 022122040753 pw shop power fy 20-21 GENERAL PARTS INC 14964241973 FY 2021 Shop supplies 304333-230 CG Office Equipment/Supp, CITY GARAGE 01/14/2021 NEW PIG 2321543300 Oil Dispenser Safety Absorbent Mats 304333-290 CG Utility Electrical CITY GARAGE IDAHO POWER 022122005373 Shop Electricity 304333-300 CG Utility Natural Gas CITY GARAGE 01/13/2021 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022147147130 Shop Heat Total HSR Operations 11-4333-180 HSR Employee Recongniti HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 04/13/2020 01/08/2021 01/15/2021 01/12/2021 01/18/2021 01/26/2021 01/05/2021 01/14/2021 01/13/2021 SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216662 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/13/2021 11-4333-180 HSR Employee Recongniti HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216719 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/19/2021 11-4333-230 HSR Office Equipment/Sup HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN CDW GOVERNMENT INC 5917847 scanner 12/28/2020 11-4333-230 HSR Office Equipment/Sup HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN MY OFFICE ETC INC 2746420 office supplies 01/07/2021 11-4333-230 HSR Office Equipment/Sup HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7770440 office supplies 01/08/2021 11-4333-240 HSR Professional Services HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO STATE JOURNAL 65978 2018 & 2019 Road Report 01/15/2021 11-4333-240 HSR Professional Services HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO STATE JOURNAL 66230 2018 & 2019 Road Report 01/15/2021 11-4333-280 HSR Utility Telephone HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN CABLE ONE INC 012110847317 Telephone- Running PO for 20/21 01/16/2021 11-4333-290 HSR Utility Electrical HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122031827 FY '20-21 City Offices/114 Highway Av 01/14/2021 11-4333-290 HSR Utility Electrical HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122040753 pw shop power fy 20-21 01/14/2021 11-4333-290 HSR Utility Electrical HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122203986 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/14/2021 11-4333-300 HSR Utility Natural Gas HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022146714030 PW shop Heat FY 20-21 01/13/2021 11-4333-300 HSR Utility Natural Gas HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022173560330 FY '20-21 City Office/5160 Yellowston 01/13/2021 11-4333-300 HSR Utility Natural Gas HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022183714030 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/13/2021 11-4333-310 HSR Facility Maintenance/ HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704409 janitorial supplies 01/07/2021 11-4333-310 HSR Facility Maintenance/ HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704594 janitorial supplies 01/12/2021 11-4333-500 HSR City Hall Construction HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN CM COMPANY CITYHALL013 New Chubbuck City Hall -App #9 01/26/2021 13.68- .00 716.10 .00 174.80 .00 4.22 .00 8.33 .00 41.74 .00 224.22 .00 344.66 .00 692.07 .00 2,814.01 .00 52.55 .00 12.49 .00 81.72 .00 62.12 .00 27.73 .00 125.29 .00 125.29 .00 12.08 .00 165.40 .00 506.76 .00 57.59 .00 158.21 .00 38.50 .00 44.54 .00 42.66 .00 8.60 .00 90,802.51 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 6 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid Total HSR Operations: 92,324.04 .00 SN Operations 33-4331-240 SN WORKMENS COMPE SN SANITATION STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 2,225.29 .00 334331-250 SN EMPLOYER MEDICAL SN SANITATION DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 211.55 .00 334331-250 SN EMPLOYER MEDICAL SN SANITATION UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 09100840013 0 EMPLOYEE BASIC LIFE INSURANC 01/11/2021 20.34 .00 334333-100 SN Billing Expense SN SANITATION ALEXANDER CLARK INC 5758 Printed office supplies (envelopes, do 01/12/2021 141.29 .00 334333-180 SN Employee Recognition SN SANITATION SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216662 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/13/2021 52.55 .00 334333-180 SN Employee Recognition SN SANITATION SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216719 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/19/2021 12.49 .00 334333-230 SN Office Equipment/Supp SN SANITATION CDW GOVERNMENT INC 5917847 scanner 12/28/2020 81.72 .00 334333-230 SN Office Equipment/Supp SN SANITATION MY OFFICE ETC INC 2746420 office supplies 01/07/2021 62.12 .00 334333-230 SN Office Equipment/Supp SN SANITATION PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7770440 office supplies 01/08/2021 27.73 .00 334333-230 SN Office Equipment/Supp SN SANITATION PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7783060 BILLING OFFICE SUPPLIES 01/20/2021 25.26 .00 334333-280 SN Utility Telephone SN SANITATION CABLE ONE INC 012110847317 Telephone -Running PO for 20/21 01/16/2021 12.08 .00 334333-290 SN Utility Electrical SN SANITATION IDAHO POWER 022122031827 FY '20-21 City Offices/114 HighwayAv 01/14/2021 165.40 .00 334333-290 SN Utility Electrical SN SANITATION IDAHO POWER 022122203986 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/14/2021 57.59 .00 334333-300 SN Utility Natural Gas SN SANITATION INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022173560330 FY '20-21 City Office/5160 Yellowston 01/13/2021 38.50 .00 334333-300 SN Utility Natural Gas SN SANITATION INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022183714030 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/13/2021 44.55 .00 334333-310 SN Facilitly Maintenance/J SN SANITATION HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704409 janitorial supplies 01/07/2021 42.66 .00 334333-310 SN Facilitly Maintenance/J SN SANITATION HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704594 janitorial supplies 01/12/2021 8.60 .00 334333-500 SN City Hall Construction SN SANITATION CM COMPANY CITYHALL013 New Chubbuck City Hall -App #9 01/26/2021 161,991.68 .00 Total SN Operations: 165,221.40 .00 STORMWATER SERVICE 10-4333-260 PK Training/Seminars GENERAL FUND AARON SCHILHABEL 224212 Per Diem -ABPA Wet Lab Study & Test 01/25/2021 34.30 .00 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122001247 5245 parkview rink#281186 01/14/2021 5.19 .00 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122001293 tree valley park unmetered 01/16/2021 1.59 .00 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122003440 chase park unmetered 01/16/2021 1.59 .00 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122003833 4556 galena met#517524 01/16/2021 5.20 .00 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122005112 marys park unmetered 01/16/2021 1.61 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 7 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Vendor Name 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 104333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical IDAHO POWER Segment Fund Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 47.37 .00 36.90 .00 5.20 .00 5.20 .00 164.21 .00 1.59 .00 5.20 .00 7.60 .00 5.20 .00 5.19 .00 5.20 .00 1.59 .00 5.31 .00 5.20 .00 1.59 .00 5.20 .00 5.20 .00 1.59 .00 43.30 .00 5.20 .00 5.19 .00 20.86 .00 5.19 .00 5.19 .00 53.50 .00 5.25 .00 5.20 .00 32.92 .00 GENERALFUND 022122005639 cotant park met#502924 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122010802 park lawn sprinklers met#281184 01/14/2021 GENERALFUND 022122012267 1365jena met#502969 01/21/2021 GENERALFUND 022122014955 4715 independence met#514480 01/21/2021 GENERALFUND 022122015445 332 hiway small office 01/14/2021 GENERALFUND 022122015855 misty manor park unmetered 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122018845 cotant scoreboard met#517493 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122023865 liberty park met#281323 (Roland park) 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122026585 4549 hershey loop met#514481 01/21/2021 GENERALFUND 022122026776 4675 galena met#502918 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122028297 alpine&hawthorne met#518615 01/16/2020 GENERALFUND 022122030587 polder park unmetered 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122031429 1061 sawtooth met#514483 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122032127 cotant parade lights met#518667 01/21/2021 GENERALFUND 022122032492 kay st park unmetered 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122036379 1360jena met3502971 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122038880 1045 memory met#514482 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122041801 801 alpine unmetered 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122044076 cotant park met#518945 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122046455 4656 galena met#502919 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122049657 nythan and kymball met#317655 01/14/2021 GENERALFUND 022122050074 eden st park(bicetennial)#518173 01/13/2021 GENERALFUND 022122057978 715 dell met#513247 01/14/2021 GENERALFUND 022122068336 5415 stuart park met#499875 01/14/2021 GENERALFUND 022122071642 625 victor met#503486 01/16/2021 GENERALFUND 022122074806 4950 hiram met#549426 01/21/2021 GENERALFUND 022122075222 FY'21-900 Pinewood -Meter #551805 01/21/2021 GENERALFUND 022122202559 parklawn hockey rink met#598778 01/14/2021 47.37 .00 36.90 .00 5.20 .00 5.20 .00 164.21 .00 1.59 .00 5.20 .00 7.60 .00 5.20 .00 5.19 .00 5.20 .00 1.59 .00 5.31 .00 5.20 .00 1.59 .00 5.20 .00 5.20 .00 1.59 .00 43.30 .00 5.20 .00 5.19 .00 20.86 .00 5.19 .00 5.19 .00 53.50 .00 5.25 .00 5.20 .00 32.92 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report -by GL Page: 8 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31PM GL Account and Title Vendor Name Segment Fund Invoice Number Description 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND S3996903001 IDAHO POWER 022122206021 vera armstrong park met#428191 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND .00 IDAHO POWER 022122206250 espie park unmetered 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122210063 tennis lights met#779576 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND 12/23/2020 IDAHO POWER 022122215055 550 thomas sprinkler met#789429 10-4333-290 PK Utiltiy Electrical GENERAL FUND Curbing on New Day IDAHO POWER 022122231995 1082 pinewood met#050714 10-4333-300 PK Utility Natural Gas GENERAL FUND Engineering Service Expense INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022137671230 hockey bldg 10-4333-300 PK Utility Natural Gas GENERAL FUND CITY GARAGE INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022167716230 parks shop met#482439623 Total STORMWATER SERVICE: 14964240333 FY 2021 Engineering parts Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 01/13/2021 01/13/2021 01/14/2021 01/14/2021 01/16/2021 01/13/2021 01/13/2021 10-4340-110 PK Irrigation GENERAL FUND 1.59 .00 PIPECO INC S3996903001 Sprinkler Repair 12/21/2020 10-4341-110 PK Restrooms GENERAL FUND 57.78 .00 FOUR JS INC 175838 Cotant Park -HC Portable Toilet 12/15/2020 10-4341-110 PK Restrooms GENERAL FUND FOUR JS INC 175912 Capell Park -Portable Toilet 12/23/2020 10-4341-130 PK Walk Paths GENERAL FUND KENT SODERQUIST 986640 Curbing on New Day 12/14/2020 Total : Engineering Service Expense 30-4340-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE GENERAL PARTS INC 14964240333 FY 2021 Engineering parts 01/14/2021 30-4341-111 CG Parts CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224045 FY 2021 Planning/Development parts 01/25/2021 30-4341-111 CG Parts CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224045 FY 2021 Planning/Development parts 01/25/2021 30-4342-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224045 FY 2021 Parks parts 01/22/2021 30-4342-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE SCHOWS INC 1502233487 #189 Front Springs 01/13/2021 30-4342-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE SCHOWS INC 1502233630 #189 Front Springs 01/21/2021 30-4343-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE NORCO INC 30974083 #173 Battery Cable 12/23/2020 30-4343-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE PIPECO INC S3990840001 #230 Spray Bar Adaptors 12/08/2020 30-4343-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE WESTERN STATES EQUI IN001520920 #173 Turbo "O" Rings 12/30/2020 30-4343-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE WESTERN STATES EQUI IN001521186 #173 Turbo "O" Rings 12/30/2020 30-4343-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE WESTERN STATES EQUI IN001525391 #173 Turbo Charger & Gaskets 01/06/2021 30-4344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224044 FY 2021 Waterworks parts 01/19/2021 30-4344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224045 FY 2021 Waterworks parts 01/22/2021 6.44 .00 1.59 .00 79.54 .00 5.19 .00 5.20 .00 57.78 .00 100.28 .00 801.84 .00 95.90 .00 165.00 .00 84.15 .00 195.00 .00 540.05 .00 289.12 27.58 .00 19.82 1,172.97 187.44 30.75 6.35 17.04 22.26 813.50 .00 29.16 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 9 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 304344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224045 FY 2021 Waterworks parts 01/22/2021 5.97 .00 304344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE NORCO INC 30974083 #173 Battery Cable 12/23/2020 30.75 .00 304344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE PURVIS INDUSTRIES LLC 30353041 #214 Discharge Hose 12/31/2020 170.77 .00 304344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE WESTERN STATES EQUI IN001520920 #173 Turbo "0" Rings 12/30/2020 17.04 .00 304344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE WESTERN STATES EQUI IN001521186 #173 Turbo "0" Rings 12/30/2020 22.27 .00 304344-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE WESTERN STATES EQUI IN001525391 #173 Turbo Charger & Gaskets 01/06/2021 813.51 .00 304346-100 CG Fuels & Lubricants CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 66461188 #257 Transmission gaskets, wiring har 01/12/2021 669.28- .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE DYNA PARTS INC 500003224043 FY 2021 Sanitation parts 01/08/2021 6.29 .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 65772543 #252 Hydraulic Fittings 12/30/2020 205.00 .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 66034027 #257 Transmission gaskets, wiring har 01/05/2021 861.79 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 66269027 #253 Coolant (gal) 01/08/2021 55.80 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 66297918 #252 Hydraulic Fittings 01/08/2021 450.35- .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 66358826 #253 Radiator cap 01/11/2021 62.06 .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 66535116 #186 Coolant level sensor 01/13/2021 25.00 .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 66722806 #186 Coolant (gal) 01/15/2021 21.63 .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 67028090 #252 Hydraulic Fittings 01/21/2021 84.52 .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE FLEETPRIDE INC 67030631 #252 Hydraulic Fittings 01/21/2021 105.24- .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCCM15718 #253 Oil Seal Gaskets 01/12/2021 11.86- .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCCM15744 #253 Oil Seal Gaskets 01/19/2021 6.41- .00 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCIN437477 #253 Oil Drain Tupe Assembly & Gask 01/11/2021 58.67 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCIN438178 #253 Oil Drain Tupe Assembly & Gask 01/11/2021 22.94 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCIN438394 #253 Oil Seal Gaskets 01/12/2021 6.41 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCIN438421 #253 Oil Seal Gaskets 01/12/2021 16.90 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCIN438553 #253 Oil Seal Gaskets 01/12/2021 36.56 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCIN438563 #253 Oil Seal Gaskets 01/12/2021 3.20 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE KENWORTH SALES CO I POCIN438647 #253 Oil Seal Gaskets 01/13/2021 16.77 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE SIX STATES DISTRIBUTO 02396426 #257 P.T.OAssembly 01/12/2021 2,313.51 .00 30-4346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE SMITH POWER PRODUC 495620 #257 Transmission Control Module 01/14/2021 776.25 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 10 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 304346-110 CG Parts CITY GARAGE WSF LLC 32129 #254 Hydraulic Pressure Switch 01/08/2021 171.09 .00 304346-120 CG Outside Services CITY GARAGE D & J DIESEL INC 10029039 #257 Test Transmission Control Modul 01/14/2021 876.75 .00 Total Engineering Service Expense: 8,054.30 .00 HSR Asphalt Maintenance 11-4342-100 HSR Sign Materials HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN FASTENAL COMPANY IDPOC273227 Rivets for Signs 01/07/2021 19.10 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122003987 Eagle & Holly Street Light 01/14/2021 5.19 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122019905 295 Knudsen Street Light 01/14/2021 33.36 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122024671 Grove Subdivision Street Light 01/14/2021 23.76 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122025065 Deodar & Holly Street Light 01/14/2021 90.15 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122027434 4134 Yellowstone Street Light 01/14/2021 51.20 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122033912 Unmetered Street Lights 01/21/2021 7,478.35 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122039413 5260 Mesquite Small General Service 01/14/2021 16.17 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122042208 Yellowstone & Knudsen Street Light 01/14/2021 35.96 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122062729 Hawthorne & Knudsen Street Light 01/16/2021 3.49 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122065897 4705 & 5015 Yellowstone Street Light 01/14/2021 231.85 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122200190 4809 Yellowstone -Street Light 01/07/2021 52.06 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122233035 Pahsimeroi Street Light 01/16/2021 1.99 .00 11-4347-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122233035 Pahsimeroi Street Light #2 01/16/2021 1.99 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122006637 Hiline & Chubbuck Small General Ser 01/14/2021 46.76 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122009403 Hiline & Chubbuck Traffic Signal 01/14/2021 53.06 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122011960 4809 Yellowstone Traffic Signal 01/14/2021 17.59 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122014659 4232 Yellowstone Traffic Signal 01/14/2021 44.12 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122021421 967 Stripes Small General Service 01/14/2021 5.19 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122035417 Chubbuck & Hawthorne Traffic Signal 01/16/2021 46.05 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122038132 Knudsen & Yellowstone Traffic Signal 01/14/2021 37.10 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122041559 Hawthorne & Knudsen Traffic Signal 01/16/2021 31.76 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122060031 4150 Yellowstone Traffic Signal 01/14/2021 20.60 .00 11-4348-100 HSR Power HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN IDAHO POWER 022122064914 4230 Yellowstone Traffic Signal 01/14/2021 20.28 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 11 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Vendor Name 11-4348-100 HSR Power IDAHO POWER Total HSR Asphalt Maintenance: Segment Fund Invoice Number Description HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN 022122074032 Yellowstone & Siphon Traffic Signal Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 01/13/2021 Operations 314341-240 WW WORKMEN'S COMP WATER UTILITY STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 314341-250 WW EMPLOYEE MEDICA WATER UTILITY DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 31-4341-250 WW EMPLOYEE MEDICA WATER UTILITY UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 09100840013 0 EMPLOYEE BASIC LIFE INSURANC 01/11/2021 Total Operations: .00 SN Residential Services .00 334340-100 SN Residential Landfill SN SANITATION BANNOCK COUNTY 1220122 334341-100 SN Commercial Landfill SN SANITATION BANNOCK COUNTY 1220122 334341-120 SN Commercial Container SN SANITATION NATIONAL COATINGS & S 18827871 334341-120 SN Commercial Container SN SANITATION SIGN UP INC 50559 334342-100 SN Rolloff Landfill SN SANITATION BANNOCK COUNTY 1220122 Total SN Residential Services: 314353-180 WW Employee Recongniti WATER UTILITY 8.06 .00 8,375.19 .00 1,959.67 .00 449.21 .00 99.74 .00 2,508.62 .00 '20 Dec. Residential Landfill Charges 12/31/2020 11,665.93 '20 Dec. Commercial Landfill Charges 12/31/2020 7,294.66 Paint for Commercial Containers 01/21/2021 286.36 Numbers for new sanitation truck & ca 01/20/2021 59.00 '20 Dec. Roll -Off Lanfill Charges 12/31/2020 4,635.50 23,941.45 00 00 00 00 00 00 314353-100 WW Billing Expense WATER UTILITY ALEXANDER CLARK INC 5758 Printed office supplies (envelopes, do 01/12/2021 141.29 .00 314353-160 WW Employee Contunuing WATER UTILITY IDAHO RURAL WATER AS 17370 CEU Course -GIS Mapping-SB,BN,BE, 01/06/2021 240.00 .00 314353-180 WW Employee Recongniti WATER UTILITY SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216662 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/13/2021 52.55 .00 314353-180 WW Employee Recongniti WATER UTILITY SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216719 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/19/2021 12.49 .00 314353-220 WW Membership/Dues WATER UTILITY BANNOCK UTILTY COOR 235 '21 Membership Dues 12/11/2020 12.50 .00 314353-230 WW Office Equipment/Sup WATER UTILITY CDW GOVERNMENT INC 5917847 scanner 12/28/2020 81.73 .00 314353-230 WW Office Equipment/Sup WATER UTILITY MY OFFICE ETC INC 2746420 office supplies 01/07/2021 62.12 .00 31-4353-230 WW Office Equipment/Sup WATER UTILITY PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7770440 office supplies 01/08/2021 27.73 .00 31-4353-230 WW Office Equipment/Sup WATER UTILITY PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7783060 BILLING OFFICE SUPPLIES 01/20/2021 25.26 .00 314353-280 WW Utility/Telephone WATER UTILITY CABLE ONE INC 012110847317 Telephone -Running PO for 20/21 01/16/2021 12.08 .00 31-4353-290 WW Utility Electrical WATER UTILITY IDAHO POWER 022122031827 FY '20-21 City Offices/114 Highway Av 01/14/2021 165.40 .00 31-4353-290 WW Utility Electrical WATER UTILITY IDAHO POWER 022122040753 pw shop power fy 20-21 01/14/2021 506.77 .00 314353-290 WW Utility Electrical WATER UTILITY IDAHO POWER 022122203986 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/14/2021 57.60 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report -by GL Page: 12 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid HSR Roadway Project 31-4353-300 WW Utility Natural Gas WATER UTILITY LYNCH OIL INC 6161 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022113748021 Hiline Booster station Heat FY 20-21 01/13/2021 152.85 .00 31-4353-300 WW Utility Natural Gas WATER UTILITY PIPECO INC S3995443001 Brine system valve INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022146714030 PW shop heat FY 20-21 01/13/2021 158.21 .00 31-4353-300 WW Utility Natural Gas WATER UTILITY CARGILL INCORPORATE 2905949142 Brine Maker & Tank Filling Kit 01/20/2021 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022162977197 Well # 6 and booster heat FY 20-21 01/13/2021 35.72 .00 31-4353-300 WW Utility Natural Gas WATER UTILITY SW Wages and Benefits INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022173560330 FY '20-21 City Office/5160 Yellowston 01/13/2021 38.50 .00 31-4353-300 WW Utility Natural Gas WATER UTILITY STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022183714030 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/13/2021 44.54 .00 31-4353-300 WW Utility Natural Gas WATER UTILITY DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022196432302 Well # 6 and booster heat FY 20-21 01/13/2021 69.38 .00 31-4353-310 WW Facility Maintenance/J WATER UTILITY UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 09100840013 0 EMPLOYEE BASIC LIFE INSURANC 01/11/2021 HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704409 janitorial supplies 01/07/2021 42.66 .00 31-4353-310 WW Facility Maintenance/J WATER UTILITY ALEXANDER CLARK INC 5758 Printed office supplies (envelopes, do 01/12/2021 HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704594 janitorial supplies 01/12/2021 8.63 .00 31-4353-500 WW City Hall Construction WATER UTILITY IDAHO RURAL WATER AS 17370 CEU Course -GIS Mapping-SB,BN,BE, 01/06/2021 CM COMPANY CITYHALL013 New Chubbuck City Hall -App #9 01/26/2021 191,048.49 .00 Total : SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216662 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 192,996.50 .00 HSR Roadway Project 11-4351-100 HSR Fuel & Lubricants HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN LYNCH OIL INC 6161 H S & R fuel 01/14/2021 1,017.16 .00 11-4351-130 HSR Capital Planning HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN PIPECO INC S3995443001 Brine system valve 12/16/2020 553.24 .00 11-4351-140 HSR New Equipment Plan HIGHWAY, STREETS, AN CARGILL INCORPORATE 2905949142 Brine Maker & Tank Filling Kit 01/20/2021 67,290.00 .00 Total HSR Roadway Project: 68,860.40 .00 SW Wages and Benefits 32-4351-240 SW WORKMEN'S COMPE SW WASTEWATER STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 1,756.25 .00 32-4351-250 SW EMPLOYEE MEDICAL SW WASTEWATER DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 131.43 .00 32-4351-250 SW EMPLOYEE MEDICAL SW WASTEWATER UNUM LIFE INSURANCE 09100840013 0 EMPLOYEE BASIC LIFE INSURANC 01/11/2021 99.74 .00 32-4353-100 SW Billing Expense SW WASTEWATER ALEXANDER CLARK INC 5758 Printed office supplies (envelopes, do 01/12/2021 141.29 .00 32-4353-160 SW Employee Continuing SW WASTEWATER IDAHO RURAL WATER AS 17370 CEU Course -GIS Mapping-SB,BN,BE, 01/06/2021 240.00 .00 32-4353-180 SW Employee Recognition SW WASTEWATER SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216662 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/13/2021 52.55 .00 32-4353-180 SW Employee Recognition SW WASTEWATER SWIRE PACIFIC HOLDIN 8878216719 FY'20-21 Breakroom Pop 01/19/2021 12.49 .00 32-4353-220 SW Memberships/Dues SW WASTEWATER BANNOCK UTILTY COOR 235 '21 Membership Dues 12/11/2020 12.50 .00 32-4353-220 SW Memberships/Dues SW WASTEWATER SOUTHEAST IDAHO OPE 224215 '2021 Membership Dues 01/28/2021 90.00 .00 32-4353-230 SW Office Equipment/Sup SW WASTEWATER CDW GOVERNMENT INC 5917847 scanner 12/28/2020 81.72 .00 32-4353-230 SW Office Equipment/Sup SW WASTEWATER MY OFFICE ETC INC 2746420 office supplies 01/07/2021 62.15 .00 32-4353-230 SW Office Equipment/Sup SW WASTEWATER PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7770440 office supplies 01/08/2021 27.73 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 13 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 324353-230 SW Office Equipment/Sup SW WASTEWATER PORTERS SUPPLY & DIS 7783060 BILLING OFFICE SUPPLIES 01/20/2021 25.27 .00 324353-280 SW Utility/Telephone SW WASTEWATER CABLE ONE INC 012110847317 Telephone -Running PO for 20/21 01/16/2021 12.08 .00 324353-290 SW Utlity Electrical SW WASTEWATER IDAHO POWER 022122031827 FY '20-21 City Offices/114 HighwayAv 01/14/2021 165.40 .00 324353-290 SW Utlity Electrical SW WASTEWATER IDAHO POWER 022122203986 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/14/2021 57.60 .00 324353-300 SW Utility Natural Gas SW WASTEWATER INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022113381230 Rio vista Lift station heat FY 20-21 01/13/2021 752.84 .00 324353-300 SW Utility Natural Gas SW WASTEWATER INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022143426230 paridise acres Is heat FY 20-21 01/13/2021 459.39 .00 324353-300 SW Utility Natural Gas SW WASTEWATER INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022173560330 FY '20-21 City Office/5160 Yellowston 01/13/2021 38.50 .00 324353-300 SW Utility Natural Gas SW WASTEWATER INTERMOUNTAIN GAS C 022183714030 FY '20-21 McArthur Shop/342 Highwa 01/13/2021 44.55 .00 324353-310 SW Facility Maintenance/J SW WASTEWATER HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704409 janitorial supplies 01/07/2021 42.66 .00 324353-310 SW Facility Maintenance/J SW WASTEWATER HANSON JANITORIAL SU 704594 janitorial supplies 01/12/2021 8.60 .00 324353-500 SW City Hall Construction SW WASTEWATER CM COMPANY CITYHALL013 New Chubbuck City Hall -App #9 01/26/2021 191,774.91 .00 Total SW Wages and Benefits: 196,089.65 .00 SW Collection System 324360-130 SW Digline Locates SW WASTEWATER DIGLINE INC 00648941N FY' 20-21 Line Locate Services 12/31/2020 67.34 .00 32-4361-110 SW Treatment Pocatello SW WASTEWATER CITY OF POCATELLO 81204 FY '20-21 Swr Trtmnt Fee -N & S of Int 01/15/2021 98,569.97 .00 324362-120 SW Electrical Power SW WASTEWATER IDAHO POWER 022122046974 Rio -vista LS power Fy 20-21 01/16/2021 1,154.63 .00 324362-120 SW Electrical Power SW WASTEWATER IDAHO POWER 022122048293 valenty Is power fy 20-21 01/14/2021 237.15 .00 324362-120 SW Electrical Power SW WASTEWATER IDAHO POWER 022122052181 paridise acrea Is power fy 20-21 01/13/2021 450.90 .00 324362-120 SW Electrical Power SW WASTEWATER IDAHO POWER 022122066512 sorrel Is power fy 20-21 01/13/2021 15.82 .00 Total SW Collection System: 100,495.81 .00 WW Production and Storage 314360-150 WW Well Equipment M&O WATER UTILITY ELECTRICAL WHOLESAL S4979781001 Well #2 -Pilot Lights 01/05/2021 227.50 .00 314360-190 WW QC Sampling & Testin WATER UTILITY AQUATECH LLC 2100173 FY'20-21 Water Quality Testing 01/13/2021 100.00 .00 314360-190 WW QC Sampling & Testin WATER UTILITY AQUATECH LLC 2100184 FY'20-21 Water Quality Testing 01/13/2021 15.00 .00 31-4360-190 WW QC Sampling & Testin WATER UTILITY AQUATECH LLC 2100288 FY'20-21 Water Quality Testing 01/21/2021 100.00 .00 31-4360-200 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY IDAHO POWER 022122030146 Well #4 power Fy 20-21 01/16/2021 1,503.87 .00 31-4360-200 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY IDAHO POWER 022122038723 Well#3 Power FY 20-21 01/13/2021 382.66 .00 314360-200 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY IDAHO POWER 022122039847 Well#5 power FY 20-21 01/16/2021 3,414.51 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 14 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 104370-100 PK Fuel & Lubricants GENERAL FUND 314360-200 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY Parks fuel 01/14/2021 497.43 .00 IDAHO POWER 022122058046 well#1 power Fy 20-21 01/14/2021 120.55 .00 314360-200 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY Sanitation fuel 01/14/2021 8,819.37 .00 IDAHO POWER 022122073297 Hiline booster station power FY 20-21 01/13/2021 304.51 .00 314360-200 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY #267/268 Grease Guns 01/21/2021 527.38 .00 IDAHO POWER 022122226548 Well # 2 power Fy 20-21 01/14/2021 670.30 .00 314360-200 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY New Welder & Wire for Sanitation Dep 12/04/2020 3,155.06 .00 IDAHO POWER 022122246246 Well #6 And Booster power FY 20-21 01/13/2021 2,442.65 .00 314361-140 WW Digline WATER UTILITY Cover for New Welder 12/10/2020 135.00 .00 DIGLINE INC 0064894IN FY' 20-21 Line Locate Services 12/31/2020 67.34 .00 314362-110 WW Service Connection M WATER UTILITY Clean up oil contimination in dry well 06/18/2020 4,900.75 .00 B & G PLUMBING & HEAT 48802 Plumbing for meter valves-Chubbuck 01/07/2021 2,209.27 .00 314362-120 WW Meters WATER UTILITY 01/18/2021 128,467.00 .00 33-4370-140 SN New Collection Vehicle HD SUPPLY WATERWOR N507011 4" Meter for Travelodge 01/08/2021 3,747.69 .00 314364-100 WW Pump M&O WATER UTILITY 128,467.00 .00 Total : IDAHO POWER 224214 Petersburg Pressurized Pump Station 01/05/2021 32,854.00 .00 314364-110 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY 10-4385-240 PK WORKMAN'S COMPE GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122017957 homestead irr station power fy 20-21 01/13/2021 16.61 .00 314364-110 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY 1,068.87 .00 10-4385-250 PK HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND IDAHO POWER 022122034782 knudsen irr station power fy 20-21 01/14/2021 16.62 .00 314364-110 WW Electrical Power WATER UTILITY Total PARKS: IDAHO POWER 022122214730 grove irr station power fy 20-21 01/16/2021 .00 .00 Total WW Production and Storage: 32-4380-140 SW Fuel & Lubricants SW WASTEWATER 48,193.08 .00 104370-100 PK Fuel & Lubricants GENERAL FUND LYNCH OIL INC 6161 Parks fuel 01/14/2021 497.43 .00 334370-100 SN Fuel & Lubricants SN SANITATION LYNCH OIL INC 6161 Sanitation fuel 01/14/2021 8,819.37 .00 334370-110 SN Small Tool/Equipment SN SANITATION GENERAL PARTS INC 14964241291 #267/268 Grease Guns 01/21/2021 527.38 .00 334370-110 SN Small Tool/Equipment SN SANITATION NORCO INC 30833995 New Welder & Wire for Sanitation Dep 12/04/2020 3,155.06 .00 334370-110 SN Small Tool/Equipment SN SANITATION NORCO INC 30875358 Cover for New Welder 12/10/2020 135.00 .00 334370-120 SN Vehicle M&O SN SANITATION FOUR JS INC 135073 Clean up oil contimination in dry well 06/18/2020 4,900.75 .00 334370-140 SN New Collection Vehicle SN SANITATION PETERBILT OF UTAH INC 1105168 Purchase one new side load sanitatio 01/18/2021 128,467.00 .00 33-4370-140 SN New Collection Vehicle SN SANITATION PETERBILT OF UTAH INC 1105178 Purchase 1 new side load sanitation tr 01/18/2021 128,467.00 .00 Total : 274,968.99 .00 PARKS 10-4385-240 PK WORKMAN'S COMPE GENERAL FUND STATE OF IDAHO 24292392 WORKMANS COMPENSATION 01/11/2021 1,068.87 .00 10-4385-250 PK HEALTH INSURANCE GENERAL FUND DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE 01/28/2021 160.00 .00 Total PARKS: 1,228.87 .00 SW Equipment Expense 32-4380-140 SW Fuel & Lubricants SW WASTEWATER LYNCH OIL INC 6161 Sewer Department fuel 01/14/2021 380.71 .00 CITY OF CHUBBUCK Payment Approval Report- by GL Page: 15 Report dates: 1/21/2021-2/3/2021 Jan 28, 2021 01:31 PM GL Account and Title Segment Fund Vendor Name Invoice Number Description Invoice Date Net Invoice Amount Amount Paid Date Paid 324381-110 SW Clothing SW WASTEWATER BONNEVILLE INDUSTRIA 45885771 Backorder -Safety Gear-RYoungblood 12/11/2020 Total SW Equipment Expense: WW Equipment Expenses 31-4380-140 WW Fuel & Lubricants WATER UTILITY LYNCH OIL INC 6161 Water Department fuel 01/14/2021 314380-150 WW Small Tools & Equipm WATER UTILITY FLEETPRIDE INC 67094695 #196 Jumper cables 01/21/2021 31-4381-110 WW Clothing WATER UTILITY BONNEVILLE INDUSTRIA 45885771 Backorder -Safety Gear-RYoungblood 12/11/2020 Total WW Equipment Expenses: CITY GARAGE 304701-250 CG HEALTH INSURANCE CITY GARAGE DELTA DENTAL OF IDAH 012111880000 EMPLOYEE DENTAL INSURANCE Total CITY GARAGE: OTHER GEN GOVT ADM. 104904-820 GA City Hall Construction GENERAL FUND CM COMPANY CITYHALL013 New Chubbuck City Hall -App #9 Total OTHER GEN GOV'TADM.: Grand Totals: Dated: Mayor: City Council: City Recorder: City Treasurer: Report Criteria: Invoices with totals above $0 included. Paid and unpaid invoices included. 01/28/2021 28.69 .00 409.40 .00 1,244.15 .00 47.82 .00 28.70 .00 1,320.67 .00 133.39 .00 133.39 .00 01/26/2021 90,802.52 .00 90,802.52 .00 1,316,557.51 .00