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Book 7-281
May 17, 1990
CITY OF AMMON
May 17, 1990
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Mayor and City Council:
The meeting was called to order at 7:35 P.M. by Mayor C. Bruce Ard with the fol-
lowing City Officials present:
Mayor C. Bruce Ard
Council Greg J. Maeser
Engineer David E. Benton
Public Works Director David Wadsworth
City Clerk Aleen C. Jensen
Others present were:
Peter W. Shumway, Scout
Jared Lowry, Scout
Lt. Craig A. McBride and Officer Bruce Scott with "Stantor", Bonneville County
Sheriff's Office
Don C. Sherwood, District Manager, Idaho Falls District Office of Blue Cross
Absent:
Attorney W. Joe Anderson
Councilman Marvin J. Anderson
Councilman Michael B. Browning
Councilman Harvey L. Crandall (Arrived at the end of the meeting)
There was no official business conducted at this meeting because there was
not a quorum present.
The renewal date is June 1, 1990, on the contract for City of Ammon's employee
health insurance with Blue Cross. A rate increase is effective on June 1 if
the City continues with the present program. Don C. Sherwood, District Manager
of the Idaho Falls District Office presented a comparison to show the main
features of our current Wraparound Program and available options. We should
advise Mr. Sherwood by June 1 if the present coverage should be continued or
if changes are desired.
Lt. Craig A. McBride and Officer Bruce Scott with "Stantor" (trained dog) of
the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office visited to discussed law enforcement
problems. The County sent two officers to an Alabama Canine School. Two dogs
have been acquired which have been trained in narcotic detection, tracking,
criminal suspect, and apprehension. One of the officer/dog teams is on duty
every day, and the team is available for use in Ammon.
Engineer Benton reported on the flood plain basement exception still pending
from Federal Emergency Management Agency. It was suggested that when the City
receives approval to begin issuing permits, the builder should provide a plot
plan to show all the setbacks, elevation of the street, elevation of dirt at
the house, elevation of the top of the foundation, and drainage swale. Each
permit requires engineer certification. Applicants should be given a copy of
the ordinance.
The progress of the Ammon Road project was discussed.
placed to designate the west right-of-way line. Word is
about the project.
Some stakes have been
beginning to circulate
Public Works Director David Wadsworth reported on the Well No. 3 repairs and
the status of the other wells.
Mayor Ard signed a proclamation declaring the week of May 21 through May 28,
including Memorial Day weekend, as BUCKLE UP AMERICA! WEEK. During this week,
groups throughout the nation and Idaho will be encouraging people to correctly
buckle themselves and their children in their vehicles and to learn more about
the new automatic crash systems available.
Improvements at Wellhouse No.7 are being completed so the Fire Department can
move their equipment in there. The roof has been finished and new doors and
a gas heater have been installed. The firemen are painting and cleaning the
inside. The exterior of the building should not be painted. The roadway in
from East Seventeenth Street was discussed. Engineer Benton agreed to identify
the City's right-of-way.
Street improvements were discussed. BECO needs to complete the Peterson
Park/Ross Avenue project which was started last year. The City plans to work
with Bonneville County Road and Engineering on the streets in Hillview Addition
this year. Owners of property on Romrell Lane between Owen Street and Rawson
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Street have made plans to have their street paved this summer. Each property
owner will pay a portion of the paving costs, and they have requested the City
to pay for the intersections.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 P.M.
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CITY OF AMMON
June 7, 1990
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Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Mayor and City Council:
The meeting was called to order
lowing City Officials present:
Mayor C. Bruce Ard
Councilman Michael B. Browning
Councilman Harvey L. Crandall
Councilman Greg J. Maeser
City Clerk Aleen C. Jensen
Planning and Zoning Commission
at 7:35 P.M. by Mayor C. Bruce Ard with the fo1-
Attorney W. Joe Anderson
Engineer David E. Benton
Public Works Dir. David Wadsworth
Fire Chief Ca1 Smith
Assistant Fire Chief J. D. Walker
Representative Dick Bybee
Others Present:
Jennifer Oswald, Swimmihg Pool Manager
Kathryn Dansie, 575 Matthpoint Drive
Rion Kamana, 1960 Curlew Drive
Tye Tomchak, 13614 North 75 East, Idaho Falls
Aaron Johnson, Assistant Manager of Valley Bank
Vaughn Wagoner, Manager of Valley Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpkins, 3125 Owen Street
Ed Wright, 2265 Dove Drive
Absent: Councilman Marvin J. Anderson
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The pledge of allegiance to the flag was directed by Councilman Maeser, and the
invocation was offered by Councilman Crandall.
Vaughn Wagoner and Aaron Johnson represented the Ammon Branch of Valley Bank
to propose that the City and the Bank cooperate to celebrate Idaho's Centennial
in conjunction with th$ Bank's anniversary of existence in Ammon. The Bank is
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open for ideas, and tl!1ey suggested the City Council think about the proposal
and then get together again.
Dick Bybee of the Planning and Zoning Commission reported on their activities.
(1) Susan Stumph requested permission to operate a day care center at 3020 Teton
Street. The property is zoned R-1, and it has been used as a family residence.
However, the Stumph family would not live in the house, but they propose to
operate as a business and hire extra help. The Planning and Zoning Commission
denied the request because the R-1 Zone does permit a home occupation under
conditions outlined in the City Code Chapter 11 Section 5-27-H, but it does not
permit a commercial use for a day care center. (2) Todd Mallard requested
permission for a gymnasium in the Eastgate Shopping Center but he failed to
appear so his request was tabled until he meets with the Commission. (3) The
possibility of a day care center at 3858 Marlene was reviewed. No formal
request was submitted,. but it was determined home occupations are not allowed
in an RP Zone. (4) ~he preliminary and final plat for Tie Breaker Village I
Divison No. 5 and the Ifirst amended plat for Tie Breaker Village Division No.
2 were presented for !approva1 by David Benton and Associates. Planning and
Zoning recommended to the City Council approval of these plats. (5) The
Planning and Zoning Commission requested that the City Council start proceedings
to change the zone from RSC-1 to C-1 on the property located on the southwest
corner of the intersection of Ammon Road and Sunnyside Road. A second request
was for the City Council to begin plans for a park in Tie Breaker.
The Council discussed day care centers and State and City requirements governing
their operation. It was believed there are a number of day cares being operated
throughout the City that do not comply. Fire Chief Ca1 Smith reported that the
Department of Health and Welfare lists only two licensed day care facilities
in Ammon. They are Mary Poppins, 1705 Avocet, and Jo1ene Davies, 535
Matchpoint. A research should be made to determine the existing day care