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03.07.2024 City Council Packet AMMON CITY COUNCIL AGENDA P UBLIC COMMENT Upcoming Events: Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 1 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 2 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 3 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 4 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 5 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 6 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 7 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 8 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 9 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 10 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 11 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 12 of 184 AmmonCityCouncil Mar7th,2024 MayorColettiandCityCouncilmembers: *zx ndf„.xlnxff„¯ Kfz„‡Yxd! f wfx‡Kzvvkz„3naf„A‡nb=zbYv6w„zfwfx‡,n ‡„nb‡ÛãYxd HearAllObjectionstotheSame StaffPresenting: DanTracy,ITDirector BryanBankhead,FiberNetworkAdministrator Recommendation ¼L‡YkkKfbzwwfxd bzx ndf„nxl‡mf.xlnxff„¯ Kfz„‡Yxd! f wfx‡Kzvvkz„=6,Ûã -HearingObjectionstotheAssessmentRoll SummaryofAnalysis 1.TheassessmentprocessforlocalimprovementdistrictsrequirestheCityCounciltoholdapublic mfY„nxlkz„‡mfˆ„z fzkbzx ndf„nxl‡mf.xlnxff„¯ Kfz„‡Yxd! f wfx‡KzvvYxdmfY„nxl allpropertyownerobjection(s)totheAssessmentRoll. à­!‡‡mn znx‡ŽfY„fzxvbzx ndf„nxl‡mf.xlnxff„¯ Kfz„‡Yxd‡mf! f wfx‡KzvvYxdmfY„nxl objections.ItiscontemplatedthattheCityCouncilwilldisposeofobjections,ifany,atitsMarch 21,2024meeting. 3.Finalall-inImprovementcostsasof7Mar,2024,includingestimatedcostsofissuanceand financing,are$2,255,897.47with560propertiesreceivingthebenefit,foranapproximate Y f wfx‡zkÖâªÞàæ­áçf„®z‡fd¼nx¯„zf„‡­Mmn Ywzˆx‡n YvvzŽfd‡zdfb„fY fnxYx amountorincreaseinanamountuptotwentypercent(20%)withouttheneedforanewpublic hearing. 4.Thisassessmentamountwasfiguredbytakingthetotalcostoftheprojectanddividingitamong allthosewhooptedinequally. 5.LID5stillhassomeworktobecompleted.Thisworkmostlyconsistsofinstalls,whichweare completingquickly. FinancialImpact -NodirectimpacttotheCity.ThisprocessdoesmovetheLIDclosertobeingabletoclose. ¼3zvvzŽnxl‡mf*n‡*zˆxbnv¯ dn z Yvzkzatfb‡nzx ‡z‡mf! f wfx‡KzvvªnkYxª‡mf*n‡*zˆxbnv willadoptanordinanceconfirmingtheAssessmentRollandmakingafinaldeterminationofthe regularity,validityandcorrectnessoftherollandassessmentsandfindingthateachlot/parcelis afxfkn‡fd‡z‡mfYwzˆx‡zkY f wfx‡‡mf„fzx‡mf°! f wfx‡A„dnxYxbf±Ã­6‡n bˆ„„fx‡v contemplatedthattheAssessmentOrdinancewillbepresentedtotheCouncilforadoptionat theApril4,2024meeting.AfteradoptionoftheAssessmentOrdinance,propertyownerswill havetheoptiontopaythefullassessmentamountupfrontfor30days.Anypropertyowner whohasnotpaidhis/herassessmentinfullwithinsaidthirty-dayperiodshallbeconclusively presumedtohavechosentopaythesameinequalannualinstallments,thefirstofwhichshall becomedueandpayableone(1)yearfromthedateofthepassageoftheAssessment 2135SouthAmmonRd.,Ammon,Idaho83406CityHall:(208)612-4000 www.cityofammon.usPage|1 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 13 of 184 Ordinance.Wearestillconsideringfinancingoptions,butatthistimestaffbelievesestimated monthlypaymentstobearound$27permonth. Motion Thereisnomotionatthistime,weareonlyconsideringandhearingobjectionstotheEngineersReport andAssessmentRoll. Attachments: 1.EngineersAssessmentRollReport 2135SouthAmmonRd.,Ammon,Idaho83406CityHall:(208)612-4000 www.cityofammon.usPage|2 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 14 of 184 o o o o o o o Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 15 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 16 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 17 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 18 of 184 PLAYING FIELD FIRE ACCESS LANE PROPOSED TWO STORY BUILDING TOTAL SQFT = 45, 000 sf. FDC SWING-GATE FIRE ACCESS SCHOOL MONUMENT SIGN ONLY GREENWILLOW LN. PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN - AMMON Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 19 of 184 2325 Belmont Center Dr, Suite B Belmont, Michigan 49306 ph: 616.458.5554 NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION BID07.19.23 PERMIT07.27.23 CONSTRUCTION10.26.23 DRAWN BY:PD CHECKED:WMH PROJECT No.221221 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 20 of 184 GEM Prep Ammon New Charter School Project Description January 5, 2024 GEM Prep, currently operating on six (6) different campuses across Idaho as well as online, are K-12 free public charter schools. Students are offered a rigorous, high quality education designed to prepare them for post-secondary success. GEM Prep’s mission is to prepare students for success in college by providing a high quality, personalized, relevant and rigorous education through exceptional teaching, innovative uses of technology and partnerships with families. GEM Prep Ammon is planned as the newest campus. The proposed site at 3345 E Greenwillow Ln will contain a two (2)-story, 45,000 s.f. building to initially serve 312 students in K-5 elementary classes, with plans to eventually allow 574 students in full K-12. No building additions will be necessary to accommodate the entire K-12 student body. The proposed site (Lot 1, Block 2, Bridgewater Division No. 1) is 4.467 ac. The current zoning is Parks, Schools, and Churches (PSC). The proposed school use requires a Conditional Use Permit. Parent drop-off lanes and loop along the south and east sides of the building will accommodate the entire anticipated queue line, preventing any backups onto E Greenwillow Ln. See attached Queuing Analysis and Exhibit for additional detail. Other site features include a bus drop-off loop along the west side of the site, 91 parking spaces, a playing field and playground. Fire access lanes will be provided directly off E Greenwillow Ln as well as to the back of the building. Storm water will be managed through several basins located around the site, sized to accommodate all rainfall while also providing snow storage. Water main is available along E Greenwillow Ln. New fire and domestic water services will connect to this main. Falls Water Company serves this site along with the entire Bridgewater development. Sanitary sewer currently exists along E Greenwillow Ln. A lateral has been stubbed into the site. Pressurized Irrigation will be provided by Progressive Irrigation. The existing line along Ammon Rd maintained by the City provides service. Sidewalks will be provided for walking connections from the surrounding neighborhoods. Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 21 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 22 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 23 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 24 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 25 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 26 of 184 AMMONPLANNINGANDZONING Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 27 of 184 AMMONPLANNINGANDZONING o o o o o o o Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 28 of 184 AMMONPLANNINGANDZONING Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 29 of 184 AMMONPLANNINGANDZONING Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 30 of 184 AMMONPLANNINGANDZONING Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 31 of 184 AMMONPLANNINGANDZONING o o Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 32 of 184 AMMONPLANNINGANDZONING Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 33 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Conditional use permit for Gem prep school 1 message Daisy Carter <Daisy@mercuryinc.net>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 1:28 PM To: "cdonovan@cityofammon.us" <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Hi, my name is Daisy Carter I am a resident of the Bridgewater neighborhood where the school is proposed to go. At 1602 Indian hollow dr. I am testifying In favor of Gem prep school. I think it would be a great benefit to our area. As we do not have many alternative schooling options. I would really like to see a form of higher education in our area, and I think Gem prep has the ability provide that. I believe not every person learns the same and that having options would be a huge benefit to the education of our future generations. Standard schools in our area can't cater to an individual child and that is why I was homeschooled. I was above my grad level and need higher education. We didn't have any good options at the time, so we opted to homeschool. I believe that having had the option we would've stuck with public schooling. The ability to further your education beyond what is standardly provided would be a major benefit to our education system. This is why I felt the need to testify I strongly believe in providing better and more options for education in the future. I think many are not thinking of benefit to the greater population and more so to personal inconvenience. I have seen many within our neighborhood state that they want the school just not by their home. I wonder if they are so bothered by the minor inconvenience that they don't realize there are also benefits. Such as it will bring up the value homes for those of use in the neighborhood. I also know it will not be as big of a traffic and infrastructure impact as other individuals are presenting. I leave the neighborhood and return daily at all different hours of the day. During school and work hours the traffic within the neighborhood is never high enough to be dangerous even during rush hours. The roads surrounding the neighborhood do get busy but not usually during school hours and I believe any issues could be avoided with the standard posted road signs and traffic lights on the roadways for schools. If more is necessary, it will be minor traffic changes. Thank you, for taking the time to read and consider my testimony! Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 34 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Support for Gem Prep Ammon 1 message Dillon Dunn <dillondunn@gmail.com>Tue, Feb 27, 2024 at 9:41 AM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us I would like to formally express my support as a resident of Ammon living across the street from the proposed site for Gem Prep Ammon. I believe it is vital to continue expanding more challenging educational opportunities for our children, I plan on enrolling my son in Gem Prep once it has opened. Dillon Dunn Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 35 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Public Hearing #2024-006 Conditional Use Permit for School 1 message John Darrell Bess <john.bess@gmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 11:34 AM To: "cdonovan@cityofammon.us" <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Ms. Donovan, I am providing my testimony regarding the request to put a Gem State Prep school in the Bridgewater Neighborhood of Ammon. I am AGAINST having another school built in our neighborhood. Gem State should be denied a permit and encouraged to build elsewhere. I am sure you have already received various comments and testimonies. I have concerns with the safety of the children attending the proposed school and the existing Bridgewater Elementary School already located nearby. Blue Grass Ln and Greenwillow Ln have always been thoroughfares used through our neighborhood and our children, and many others, have nearly been hit many times by cars speeding through the neighborhood to get around the school and avoid the roundabout at the intersection of Lincoln Rd and Ammon Rd. It is very difficult to get in/out of the neighborhood onto either Lincoln Rd or Ammon Rd during peak traffic times, which would further deteriorate should another school be placed within our neighborhood literally at one of those main entrances. Our neighborhood is already surrounded by quite a few schools, including the new trade school going in behind Lincoln High school just across the street from Bridgewater Neighborhood. Our neighborhood cannot safely support an additional school within its boundaries. I am also concerned with the quantity of students that will be placed within such a small property within our neighborhood compared to the size of other schools within our school district. The property and school just is not large enough to support the number of students proposed. There are already significant crowding problems within existing schools in the area, and this school alone will not address the problem because the students attending will more likely come from outside the neighborhood and not within it. While there are quite a lot of apartments and townhomes being built within SE Idaho, I do not see why we also need to provide rabbit hutch education venues. I feel that the approach Gem State Prep has taken to informing the citizens has been duplicitous, indicating a lack of integrity, which is not something I believe represents the City of Ammon. Information has been provided to surrounding neighborhoods to promote construction of their school, but little to no information has been provided to residents within Bridgewater Neighborhood itself. This feels like Gem State is actively promoting to create tension between the neighborhoods as it seeks to solicit support. If they already know that the Bridgewater residents are against the construction of the school, why are they not seeking to resolve the problems previously identified instead of leveraging popularity from the surrounding neighborhoods. Numerous issues were brought up at the City Council meeting last month that led to the unanimous decision to oppose construction of this school. Those issues cannot be simply hand-waved away. Should things proceed towards the construction of this school, any resultant accidents or deaths because of the subsequent safety violations and negligence of due diligence now have sufficient grounds for lawsuits against those that pushed the school into place. In conclusion, I OPPOSE construction of an additional school within the Bridgewater neighborhood because of safety concerns due to significantly increased traffic issues, the proposed school design is not suitable for the quantity of students Gem State wants to host, and the lack of integrity demonstrated by the duplicitous actions of Gem State in regards to informing the public. Please tell Gem State to design a better school for students on a property that can ensure both their safety and a suitable learning environment and better reflects the values of the Ammon Community. Sincerely, John Dr. John Darrell Bess Sr. Project Engineer JFoster & Associates, LLC - JFA https://www.jfaidaho.com/ Cell Phone: +1 208-206-1286 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 36 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> written testimony - public hearing #2024-006 Gem CUP 1 message Steve Bohrer <steve@jasonbohrer.com>Wed, Feb 28, 2024 at 2:01 PM To: "cdonovan@cityofammon.us" <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Dear Ammon City Council Members, I am wring in support of the recent recommendaon from the Planning and Zoning Commission to reject the request for a Condional Use Permit from the Gem Innovaon Schools for a charter school to be built in the Bridgewater neighborhood. We live in the Bridgewater neighborhood, and my opposion to this proposed school is mostly related to the unrealisc expectaons that the school has put forth regarding trac. Ammon Road is very busy during normal school drop o and pick up mes. There are currently two entrances to Bridgewater o of Ammon Road, and turning le from either of them onto Ammon is basically impossible. Similarly, a stream of parents trying to drop o kids or high school students trying to turn le into Bridgewater when there is a steady line of cars backed up to the roundabout will back up trac signi ŋ cantly and impede other intersecons. The alternave is to route school patrons through the neighborhood. hǒƩ Ɖźķƭ ǞĻƓƷ Ʒƚ ğǤƌƚƩ͸ƭ /ƩƚƭƭźƓŭ /ŷğƩƷĻƩ {ĭŷƚƚƌ͵ ‘Ļ ğƭ ƦğƩĻƓƷƭ ǞĻƩĻ ƩĻƒźƓķĻķ ŅƚƩ ǤĻğƩƭ Ʒƚ ğǝƚźķ ķƩźǝźƓŭ ƷŷƩƚǒŭŷ ƷŷĻ neighborhood to the school, but rather to use the main entrance o ƚŅ \[źƓĭƚƌƓ wƚğķ͵ ŷĻƭĻ ƩĻƒźƓķĻƩƭ ķźķƓ͸Ʒ ǞƚƩƉͲ the families in that neighborhood constantly dealt with speeding school trac as parents and students raced through to save a few perceived seconds. The same thing will happen in the Bridgewater neighborhood, with school trac zooming through residenal streets that were never designed to be used that way. Many of the Bridgewater neighborhood streets that will be used by hundreds of extra cars per day curve back and forth, with limited sight lines, and present real hazards to residents from speeding drivers. This is even more of a problem during winter months when the roads can be quite slick. !ƒƒƚƓ͸ƭ ЋЉЊБ /ƚƒƦƩĻŷĻƓƭźǝĻ tƌğƓ ƭƷğƷĻƭʹ ͻwĻĭƚƒƒĻƓķğons for addressing those guidelines or policies would be placement of high school, junior high or middle schools with direct access to major or minor arterial streets with no roung through residenal subdivisions. Elementary schools should be located on residenal collector streets whenever possible with consideraon given to parent drop and bus drop in separate and disƓĭƷ ğƩĻğƭ͵ͼ My queson to you is why a high school/middle school is even being considered for this locaon? Why have a comprehensive plan if its presumably well-thought out recommendaons are just going to be ignored or jus ŋ ed away? I recognize that Gem Innovaon bought this land with the intenon to use it for the purpose it was zoned for. LƓ ŷźƓķƭźŭŷƷͲ L ĬĻƌźĻǝĻ ƷŷĻ ƌğƓķ ƭŷƚǒƌķ͸ǝĻ ĬĻĻƓ ƩĻǩƚƓĻķ Ʒƚ ƒğƷĭŷ ƷŷĻ ƩĻƭƷ ƚŅ ƷŷĻ ƓĻźŭŷĬƚƩŷƚƚķ ĬĻŅƚƩĻ ƷŷĻ /ŷǒƩĭŷ ƭƚƌķ it. I recognize the diĭǒƌƷǤ źƓ ķĻƓǤźƓŭ DĻƒ͸ƭ ƩĻƨǒĻƭƷ Ʒƚ ǒƭĻ ƷŷĻźƩ ƦƩƚƦĻƩƷǤ ŅƚƩ ƷŷĻ ǒƭĻ źƷ Ǟğƭ ǩƚƓĻķ ŅƚƩ͵ IƚǞĻǝĻƩͲ ƷŷĻ city has the responsibility to the safety of its residents, and to manage the growth in a way that does not adversely aect quality of life and property values for current residents. In keeping with the Comprehensive Plan that was in place before Gem purchased the property, as well as the very real trac and c ongeson concerns, I urge you to reject the Condional Use Permit as currently proposed. If Gem had proposed an elementary only school, I think there would be less grounds for a rejecon. But with a full K-12 school, with the limited parking, drop o, and fantasy trac Ť ow predicons, I believe the City is fully jus ŋ ed in the rejecon. Steve and Jennie Bohrer 1149 Red Robin Ave. Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 37 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> New School 1 message Eli Burningham <burningham09@gmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:11 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us To the City of Ammon, I am writing to express my strong opposition to the proposed construction of a new school in our neighborhood. While I understand the importance of education and the need for adequate facilities, I believe that building another school in an area already saturated with educational institutions is not the most prudent decision. Our neighborhood already hosts schools, and the addition of another would exacerbate the existing traffic congestion issues on our roads. The current infrastructure struggles to handle the traffic flow during peak hours, and the construction of a new school would only worsen the situation, posing safety risks to pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers alike. Moreover, the proposed location of the new school is on Ammon Road, a road that already struggles to accommodate the existing traffic volume. Adding more vehicles to this road would not only create inconvenience for residents but also potentially endanger the well-being of students and community members. Instead of constructing a new school in our neighborhood, I urge the city to explore alternative locations or consider expanding existing facilities to meet the educational needs of the community. Investing in improving transportation infrastructure and traffic management would also be beneficial in alleviating congestion and ensuring the safety of residents. I respectfully request that the city council reconsider the proposal and take into account the concerns of the residents before making a final decision on this matter. Our neighborhood deserves thoughtful consideration and planning that prioritizes the well-being and safety of its inhabitants. Thank you for considering my perspective on this important issue. Sincerely, Eli Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 38 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Gem Prep Ammon 1 message Katie Burningham <katburningham17@gmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:11 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us Hello, I am writing to you to express how much allowing a school to be built on greenwillow is a terrible idea. Those who support this school are those who don’t have to deal with it being in their neighborhood. Having 200+ soccer moms speeding down Greenwillow twice a day to get their kids to and from school is going to be dangerous for a residential neighborhood. The Bridgewater neighborhood already has this problem with bridgewater elementary. This will also create lots of traffic for a residential neighborhood. If Gem prep likes a school in this area, there is a lot of land just to the northeast of greenwillow, across the street from maverick. They just want the cheaper land without giving and care or thought on the impact to the neighborhood. Please consider these things before allowing Gem Prep to build. Thank you Sent from my iPhone Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 39 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Gem Prep 1 message Ashlee Charles <ashleecharles@hotmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:35 PM To: "cdonovan@cityofammon.us" <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Hello! I live in the Bridgewater subdivision and strongly oppose the Gem Prep Charter school being built in our neighborhood. That area does not have the infrastructure to support the extra traffic going in and out. We already have too many people using our thru streets as shortcuts. There are many children in our neighborhood (I have 4 of them) so this increased traffic puts them at risk for getting hit. I am a huge advocate for education (I am a teacher myself and believe the more options families have to educate their children the better) and hope this charter school can find a different home in the area that would be a better fit. With Bridgewater Elementary, Lincoln High School, Cloverdale Elementary, and Tiebreaker Elementary close by (along with the other charter and Montessori schools in those neighborhoods) the area is already over saturated with schools and traffic. Have you tried turning left out of Bridgewater at any of the exits during busy times of day? It’s almost impossible. Adding an additional 200 cars of traffic twice a day would only exacerbate the problem. Please do not allow Gem Prep to build in my neighborhood. Thanks, Ashlee Charles (my husband Dru Charles feels the same as well) Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 40 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 41 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 42 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 43 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 44 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Addressing Gem Prep in Bridgewater 1 message Samantha Gagnon <sgreen5669@gmail.com>Wed, Feb 28, 2024 at 6:29 PM To: "cdonovan@cityofammon.us" <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> To whom it may concern, I would like to write the City of Ammon concerning the new Gem Prep charter school that is requesting to build in the Bridgewater subdivision. I am against the proposal for the charter school. The traffic issues it would inevitably cause would be horrendous for Bridgewater(my neighborhood) as well as for Ammon Rd. There is already major traffic issues that need addressed on Ammon road. With the neighborhood now connecting to 1st street, we have seen a major increase in traffic through the neighborhood whose speeds are endangering pedestrians(mostly children). Ammon City has not addressed the traffic needs that already exist, to add a school would be throwing fuel on the fire. I know the city engineer suggested the entrance to the school NOT be on Ammon road as to not increase the already horrific traffic congestion it sees. Having the entrance in Bridgewater will NOT mitigate this. The reported 200 additional daily vehicles the school will bring to the neighborhood will come from somewhere, most likely Ammon Rd. Left turns out of Bridgewater from Greenwillow Ln is already near impossible during the 3-6pm traffic. I would love to see more charter schools in the area and believe Gem Prep will make a great addition to Ammon, just not in the current proposed location. Samantha Gagnon Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 45 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> GEM Innovations School Proposal 1 message WILLIAM GARVIN <garvinwtid@msn.com>Sat, Feb 24, 2024 at 3:55 PM To: Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> As the property owners with the closest home to the proposed new school building, we are totally opposed to approval of this condional use permit for the following reasons: 1. the new building is only 75 feet from the back wall of our house. 2. the playground is basically in my backyard and only 20 feet from our pao which makes it prey much useless when school or events are going on. 3. the building being 2 stories and with the ŋ rst problem snow on the building will blow in our backyard and pile up. The wind usually comes from that direcon. 4. Trac on Ammon Road is already above capacity and with the already approved project to add 550+ household across from Costco, the new Elite Acadamy 3 blocks north of this locaon, White Pine Charter school expanding to the south and all the new subdivisions in area the trac is already doomed without adding this to the mix 5. The work schedule on ŋ rst street and the intersecon of Hi and Yellowstone highway will also exasperate the problem, pushing even more trac onto Ammon Road. 6. There needs to be a moratorium on any construcon in this area unl Ammon road is rebuilt to handle all the trac. 7. GEM has said them want to be good neighbors but if that was the case, they would have met with the neighbors or at least the HOA before they planned this ŋ asco. The majority of the property owners that line this property are rered senior cizens that bought their property because it was a quiet place, and a church was planned to go there. 8. GEM has said they are willing to work to lessen the trac issues but there is no amount of scheduling that will take care of that. The council should follow the planning and zoning commiee's recommendaon and disapprove the request. This property needs to be for residenal use only. Will & Peggy Garvin 1159 Indian Hollow Dr 208-240-1136 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 46 of 184 City of Ammon City Council Notice of Public Hearing #2024-006 Re: Gem Innovation Schools Foundation LLC for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to allow placement of a school at 3445 E Greenwillow Lane. My name is Amy Goodrich and my address is 3446 E Greenwillow Lane, Ammon Idaho. I am writing in opposition to Gem Prep Academy's request for a conditional use permit in the Bridgewater ŹƇăċijƚijŹijŗŏϼ϶\]đŎ϶¡ŵđŲЪŹ϶ŲŵŗŲŗŹêň϶İêŹ϶ŹŲêŵńđċ϶ê϶ŹijĩŏijĨijąêŏƂ϶êŎŗƇŏƂ϶ŗĨ϶ąŗŏƂŵŗƚđŵŹƢ϶êŏċ϶ċđăêƂđ϶ among Bridgewater residents regarding community safety, traffic congestion, noise levels, property values, and the impact on the entrance to the subdivision. The Ammon Planning and Zoning Committee has also recommended denying the permit, citing these issues. While Gem Prep Academy asserts that they will be good neighbors and are capable of managing traffic, their exclusion of Bridgewater residents from their communication plan has raised questions about their commitment to addressing these concerns. One of the key figures in this controversy is the leadership of Gem Prep Academy. While the school's administrators may have good intentions in wanting to expand and serve more students, their failure to engage with the community and address residents' concerns demonstrates a lack of empathy and respect for the people who will be directly affected by their decisions. By promising to address safety concerns, mitigate traffic issues, and minimize disruptions to the neighborhood, the school may be attempting to placate residents without fully considering the practical implications of their plans. On the other hand, some supporters of Gem Prep Academy may argue that the school has a track record of success and should be given the benefit of the doubt in its expansion efforts. They may point to the school's academic achievements and innovative teaching methods as evidence of its positive impact on students and the community. However, these arguments may not hold much weight with residents of Bridgewater who feel blindsided by the school's plans and are understandably concerned about the potential consequences for their neighborhood. Bridgewater residents have been vocal in expressing their concerns about the negative consequences of a new school in their neighborhood. The Ammon Planning and Zoning Committee's recommendation to oppose the permit reflects their acknowledgment of these valid concerns and their commitment to upholding the best interests of the community. Gem Prep Academy's decision to exclude Bridgewater residents from their communication plan is not only detrimental to the community but also disrespectful to those who live there. As a resident of Bridgewater, I have noticed a lack of communication from Gem Prep Academy regarding their plans for building a school in our neighborhood. Instead of keeping us informed and involving us in the process, they have chosen to disregard our input and leave us in the dark. This is unacceptable and shows a lack of consideration for the residents who will be directly impacted by the construction of the school. Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 47 of 184 It is the responsibility of Gem Prep Academy to engage with the residents of Bridgewater and keep us informed about their plans for building a school in our neighborhood. We have a right to know how this development will affect our community and what steps are being taken to address any concerns we may have. By excluding us from their communication plan, Gem Prep Academy is shirking their duty to engage with the community and failing to build a positive relationship with the residents of Bridgewater. As residents of Bridgewater, we should not have to take it upon ourselves to inform our neighbors about the plans for the school. Gem Prep Academy should be reaching out to us directly and inviting us to participate in the decision-making process. By excluding us from their communication plan, they are denying us the opportunity to voice our opinions and concerns and have a say in what happens in our own neighborhood. Furthermore, the issue of property values and disrupting the neighborhood is one that cannot be taken lightly. One of the key factors that can disrupt a neighborhood and negatively impact property values is the oversaturation of educational facilities in the area. This is exactly what could happen if another school is added to the Bridgewater subdivision. Imagine a scenario where there is a school at every entrance to the neighborhood. This kind of concentration of schools could potentially deter potential homebuyers who may view it as a negative factor when deciding where to purchase a home. While schools are essential for the education and development of our children, having too many schools in close proximity could have detrimental effects on the overall desirability and value of the neighborhood. Decreases in property values can have far-reaching implications for residents. Not only does it impact their financial well-being, but it also directly affects their quality of life. Lower property values mean less equity in their homes, making it difficult for residents to invest in upgrades or move to a different location if they so desire. This can create a feeling of being trapped in a declining neighborhood, with limited options for improvement. Lower property values can also have an impact on the overall community. When homeowners are unable to invest in their properties, it can lead to a lack of pride in the neighborhood, which in turn can attract undesirable elements and further decrease property values. This creates a cycle of decline that is difficult to break without intervention. It is crucial to consider the long-term implications of adding another school in Bridgewater. While education is important, it is equally important to maintain a balance in the neighborhood to ensure that property values remain stable and desirable for potential buyers. This can be achieved through thoughtful planning and consideration of the overall impact on the community. From various perspectives, the issue of granting a conditional use permit to Gem Prep Academy is a complex one. On the one hand, there is merit to Gem Prep Academy's argument that they can manage traffic and work with parents effectively. However, their lack of communication with Bridgewater residents is a significant oversight that undermines their credibility as good neighbors. Our concerns about community safety, traffic congestion, noise levels, and property values are legitimate and should be taken into consideration in the decision-making process. Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 48 of 184 In conclusion, the conditional use permit for Gem Prep Academy to build a new school in Bridgewater should be denied based on the concerns raised by residents and the recommendation of the Ammon Planning and Zoning Committee. While Gem Prep Academy may claim to be a good neighbor, their exclusion of Bridgewater residents from their communication plan is a significant red flag. The potential negative impacts on community safety, traffic congestion, noise levels, and property values cannot be overlooked in this decision. It is crucial to prioritize the well-being and concerns of Bridgewater residents in this matter, and denying the permit would be a step in the right direction towards preserving the integrity of the neighborhood. Thank you, Amy Goodrich Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 49 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Gem prep 1 message Julie Haddon <juliehaddon@kw.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:05 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us Hello my name is Julie Haddon and I live at 3375 Greenwillow Ln. I am writing to you concerning the proposed charter school that is to go in our neighborhood. I live one house away from the empty lot. When I moved into my house about six years ago I was told that a church would eventually be built there. I attended the last meeting and learned that they are expecting 200 cars a day to travel throughout Bridgewater neighborhood twice a day. Not only will that add a tremendous amount of traffic on Ammon Road but the chaos noise and added traffic to our quiet neighborhood will be very disrupting. I had some of my neighbors tell me they’re not even bothering writing letters or attending the meetings because the decision has already been made. I truly hope that that is not the case. This will dramatically affect my quality of life. Having 200 cars passed my house twice a day every day makes me feel extremely upset. I’m all for new schools and charter schools but every exit of Bridgewater already has a school there and now they’re planning to build another charter school on Lincoln Road. I want you to consider for a moment what it would be like if 200 cars past your house twice a day every day. It makes me extremely upset that they changed the zoning of that lot without considering how it What affect our neighborhood. Please vote no and allowing the school to be built in a residential neighborhood. At the meeting we learned that all of the other gem prep schools are not in residential neighborhoods . Thank you for your time Julie Haddon Sent from my iPhone Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 50 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Charter school 1 message Kyle Haddon <kyle.haddon23@gmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:02 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us The building of the charter school in bridgewater is completely unnecessary and unwanted by the people who live in this community. Every exit in the bridgewater neighborhood has a school near it. Someone who live in Montana shouldn’t have a say or dictate what is doing with land that won’t directly effect them. Maybe we should go build refugee camps up in Montana adjacent to it his investors land. Sure they would be super on board with that. There is no amount of lawyer talk or “accommodations” that can be made to make this work. Plain and simple we don’t want this school and we don’t need it either. The only reason they want to build on that postage stamp lot is because they picked it up for super cheap. Sent from my iPhone Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 51 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> New school on Greenwillow 1 message Lizzie Haddon <loozie96@gmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:27 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us To whom it may concern, I would like to request that the proposal for a new charter school being placed on the corner of Greenwillow and Ammon road be denied. My mother lives just a few houses down from that lot, and my siblings and I visit frequently with her grandkids. I find it to be a safety issue to have 200+ cars weaving and parking near her home. It already is a huge hassle to turn off of Greenwillow onto Ammon road, and the added heavy number of vehicles that would be added to an already high traffic area, would be a huge issue. Anybody who actually lives in this area would agree with me in saying this would be problematic to the neighborhood. My parents would like to protect their property and privacy from having 200+ kids constantly walking on their sidewalks and cars blocking us (their children) from being able to park comfortably outside. There are plenty of other available lots in the Ammon area that aren’t in a residential neighborhood. I hope the people who live on Greenwillow that would be dealing with it can be considered in this decision. Thank you for your time. Sent from my iPhone Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 52 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Charter school 1 message Mitchel Haddon <mitch.haddon55@gmail.com>Tue, Feb 27, 2024 at 10:50 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us My name is Mitch Haddon, I own a home on Pearce drive which is important because I actually have stake in this community and am directly impacted by the decision to build and zone a new charter school on greenwillow. Turning left from Pearce onto Ammon road is already a nightmare, sometimes taking up to 5 minutes waiting to turn left. Ammon road is a major connecting road between Lincoln and 17th where the vast majority of commerce occurs. It makes no sense to build infrastructure in residential neighborhoods and especially into already congested areas. This charter school sounds like a great opportunity, but would be a better fit for a street like 17th or Lincoln road. Expansion of Ammon road to 4 lanes is not in the cards so we shouldn’t even be considering this as an option to build onto these congested connecting roads. -Mitch Haddon Sent from my iPhone Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 53 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Opposition to Gem Prep in Bridgewater 1 message Cole Landon <colesnowboards@gmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 2:28 PM To: "cdonovan@cityofammon.us" <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Good Afternoon Council, I would like to voice my opposition to the addition of the Gem Prep school being built in the property off of Ammon road in the bridgewater neighborhood. I am a practicing medical provider for mountain view here locally, I am also a combat veteran having served previously in Afghanistan, and I am a proud registered voter. I have a family with 3 little boys that attend Bridgewater elementary about a block away from the proposed Gem prep location. I have not met a single member of our community that supports this new school at this location. I live kiddiecorner too that lot, and already have a hard time turning on to Ammon road outside of our neighborhood due to heavy traffic. Outside of the lack of logistical challenges, and infrastructure inadequacies, the already decided upon Church was what was the preferred option for us is, as it was zoned without this current opposition to the cities change of plans. Please support this local opposition, to this corporate entity that does not have our neighborhood's best intereast at heart. Oir local election season will surely be affected by decisions supporting its citizens preferences vs outside entities. Respectfully Concerned, Cole Landon Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 54 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 55 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 56 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> New charter school on Greenwillow 1 message Hannah Lundgren <hklundgren13@gmail.com>Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 4:58 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us Hi, My name is Hannah Lundgren. I own the home at 3399 E Greenwillow Ln. My home is directly west of the new proposed charter school and will be sharing a fence with the school. I homeschool my 4 children and we are absolutely distraught about the proposed school. My husband also works from home and will be very upset about the new noises it will include. My kids will no longer be able to play our front with hundreds of cars flying through the neighborhood. We have all voiced our thoughts and your job is to be the voice of the people. It’s absolutely infuriating that the district vote doesn’t seem to be deterring you from doing what you want. Please reconsider. Thanks, Hannah Lundgren A concerned mother, homeowner, and tax paying citizen Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 57 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Public Hearing 2024-006 Written Testimony 1 message DONALD POUND <poundg@msn.com>Tue, Feb 27, 2024 at 2:38 PM To: "cdonovan@cityofammon.us" <cdonovan@cityofammon.us>, DONALD POUND <poundg@msn.com>, "lindapound2@gmail.com" <lindapound2@gmail.com> City of Ammon City Council Aached is our wrien tesmony requesng that the approval of the construcon of the Gem Innovaon School be 59bL95 per Public Hearing 2024-006. Our property is located on the west side of the lot and we would be signi ŋ cantly impacted if the school were to be built. We would appreciate your support in ķĻƓǤźƓŭ this request. Thank You Don and Linda Pound 3348 Sparrow Hawk Drive Ammon, Idaho Lot Zoning Response Rev 3.docx 17K Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 58 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 59 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 60 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 61 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 62 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 63 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 64 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 65 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 66 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 67 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 68 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 69 of 184 Mike Rice Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 70 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 71 of 184 ϶ ϶ Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 72 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 73 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 74 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 75 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 76 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Ammon Gem Prep 1 message RiAnne Baldwin <rismithbaldwin@gmail.com>Wed, Feb 7, 2024 at 5:15 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us I am e- mailing you to support the building and operation of Gem Prep: A College Preparatory Charter School. What can possibly support a community or its population better than such an institution? Not a fast food restaurant. Not a novelty store. You are building the future of our community and state. With the quality of education on the decline in most public schools, this gives those who chose to do so greater opportunities for their children to be accomplished and successful in life. Along with hospitals, fire stations and police stations, what can serve a community better than a high standard school that molds our children to reach their full potential? As such, I urge you to fully support the building of this school and make it fully operational. I really hope to send my children here Thank you RiAnne Baldwin Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 77 of 184 Cindy Donovan <cdonovan@cityofammon.us> Gem Prep School 1 message John Crotty <jtcrotty@gmail.com>Wed, Feb 7, 2024 at 5:08 PM To: cdonovan@cityofammon.us I am e- mailing you to support the building and operation of Gem Prep: A College Preparatory Charter School. What can possibly support a community or its population better than such an institution? Not a fast food restaurant. Not a novelty store. You are building the future of our community and state. With the quality of education on the decline in most public schools, this gives those who chose to do so greater opportunities for their children to be accomplished and successful in life. Along with hospitals, fire stations and police stations, what can serve a community better than a high standard school that molds our children to reach their full potential? As such, I urge you to fully support the building of this school and make it fully operational. Thank you Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 78 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 79 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 80 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 81 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 82 of 184 For: Public Hearing City of Ammon, Planning and Zoning Commission Re: Gem Innovation Schools Foundation LLC for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to allow placement of a school at 3445 E Greenwillow Lane. As homeowners in Bridgewater subdivision, we are deeply concerned about the proposed construction of a new school within our neighborhood. We believe that building another school in our neighborhood is not only unnecessary but raises serious concerns about access and public safety. This issue is personal to us as it threatens to disrupt our peaceful community with increased traffic congestion and potential accidents. The proposal for this new school does not take into account the impact on local infrastructure. Adding hundreds of additional cars to the morning and afternoon rush would exacerbate existing traffic problems on Ammon Road. There are two schools already adjacent to subdivision entrances at Lincoln and Ammon roads. The National Center for Safe Routes to School reports that traffic-related accidents near schools are higher than average due to increased vehicle activity during drop-off and pick-up times (National Center for Safe Routes to School). The planned location for this school is at the intersection of busy Ammon Road and the main entrance to Bridgewater subdivision. According to the U.S Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, intersections near schools are among the most dangerous areas for pedestrians due to high vehicle volumes (FHWA Safety Program). This poses significant risks for children who will be walking or biking to and from school every day. This location is along the primary route used by the Idaho Falls Fire Department and Bonneville County Fire District is along responders. Building a school here could potentially delay these critical services when they are needed most. Even an increase in response time as small as one minute can significantly affect survival rates for severe injuries. According to the National Center for Safe Routes to School, traffic-related crashes are higher near schools. We should not put our children at risk by increasing traffic within the Bridgewater and adjacent neighborhoods. The influx of vehicles during drop-off and pick-up times will significantly increase traffic within the neighborhood by those taking shortcuts. Moreover, our neighborhood's infrastructure may not support such an influx of people daily. This will add congestion on our roads that are not designed for such volume. There also appears to be no provision for marked crosswalks, lighting, and traffic lights on Ammon Road with the addition of a second school to the subdivision. The size of the lot and number of students is not sufficient for a K-12 school plus all related traffic and parking. Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 83 of 184 The size of the lot allocated for the school construction and the expected number of students simply doesn't make sense. The original intent of the lot was for placement of a church. The lot size and location is typical of what one would expect of a local church located within a residential subdivision. The proposed site is too small to accommodate an educational institution that would cater to hundreds of students on a daily basis. This will inevitably lead to overcrowding which is not conducive for learning and can even pose safety risks. Moreover, there is only one entry and one exit to the school which seems to be a bottleneck, as well as safety issue. The absence of dedicated bus and car lanes also poses serious safety risks that we cannot ignore. The access to the school would be via the ŹƇăċijƚijŹijŗŏЪŹ϶Ŏêijŏ϶đŏƂŵêŏąđ϶ĨŵŗŎ϶ƂƜŗЎňêŏđ϶Ŏmon Road. It is not indicated there will be a dedicated turn lane associated with the school. Ammon Road is already highly congested during morning and late afternoon hours. There are already over ten schools within a two-mile radius of Bridgewater subdivision. The need for another one in the immediate area is questionable at best. We need solutions that reduce traffic congestion rather than adding onto it. The proposed additional school would place a school at every one of the three entrance/exits of the subdivision. Residents attempting to avoid issues at these access points will be forced to exit through other subdivisions. This will either divert them to access there the stop light at Ammon Road and st 1 Street. As any current traffic study would reflect, this area is highly prone to congestion and difficulty in access and egress. The other viable option would lead residents to attempt st to exit on to 1 Street in the direct vicinity of Tie Breaker school as well as several other private schools and a large residential complex. These will be the only options for residents as well as emergency vehicles. We must prioritize safety and tranquility in our neighborhoods over unnecessary expansion. We understand the need for education facilities; however, we believe there are other locations within Ammon that can accommodate this new school without disrupting residential peace and posing serious safety risks associated with having a school at this location. We urge local decision-makers to reconsider this plan and explore other more suitable locations for building new educational facilities. While schools can enhance the value of a subdivision, once a sufficient number are highly concentrated, they lose this benefit and become a detriment. Among the various duties of those serving the City of Ammon, the duty to not make decisions to cause detriment to values within large swathes of homes is paramount. We must prioritize the safety of our children over any other considerations. We have more than enough educational facilities to cater to our children's needs and we believe there is no need for another one in our immediate vicinity. Building another school in our subdivision would not only increase traffic congestion but also lead to noise pollution during construction and operation hours. It could potentially decrease property values due to increased noise levels and traffic. Furthermore, the influx of non-residents Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 84 of 184 into our community on a daily basis and daily operation of two schools would significantly disrupt our peaceful environment and degrade the quality of life we currently enjoy. Additionally, we cannot overlook the inevitable construction noise and dust that will affect all residents during the building phase. With over ten schools in the immediate area already serving this population, there seems to be no urgent need for an additional educational institution that would require busing in of students. Even though this is a private project, it will ultimately require resources to maintain the local community area due to increased traffic, water, sewer and other community resources. We believe that resources could be better allocated elsewhere to improve existing facilities or fund other community projects instead of building another school in our subdivision. A church or park would serve as more beneficial alternatives for this space - enhancing community spirit without causing undue disruption or safety concerns. We urge decision makers to consider these factors before voting on such a crucial matter affecting the safety of our neighborhood and our community, and choose a safer and more appropriate location with adequate space. Sincerely, Amy Goodrich 3446 E Greenwillow Ln, Ammon, ID 83401 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 85 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 86 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 87 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 88 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 89 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 90 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 91 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 92 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 93 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 94 of 184 10-9-1: Creation of Board of Adjustment 10-9-2: Organization of the Board 10-9-3: Duties of the Board of Adjustment 10-9-4: Decision on Appeals 10-9-5: Who May Make Appeals--Application--Fee--Form 10-9-6: Papers and Records to be Submitted to Board of Adjustment 10-9-7: Notice of Hearing 10-9-8: Powers and Duties of Board of Adjustment 10-9-9: Vote 10-9-10: Recourse From Decision 10-9-11: Authority to Create Separate Board Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 95 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 96 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 97 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 98 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 99 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 100 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 101 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 102 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 103 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 104 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 105 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 106 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 107 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 108 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 109 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 110 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 111 of 184 TABLE OF CONTENTS Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 112 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 113 of 184 Scope ofservice/approach References: Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 114 of 184 NEWLEAF-03SGALLUP DATE (MM/DD/YYYY) CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE 9/15/2023 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. 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Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 115 of 184 The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 116 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 117 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 118 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 119 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 120 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 121 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 122 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 123 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 124 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 125 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 126 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 127 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 128 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 129 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 130 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 131 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 132 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 133 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 134 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 135 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 136 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 137 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 138 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 139 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 140 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 141 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 142 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 143 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 144 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 145 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 146 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 147 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 148 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 149 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 150 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 151 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 152 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 153 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 154 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 155 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 156 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 157 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 158 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 159 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 160 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 161 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 162 of 184 10-14-1: General Objectives and Characteristics of Zone Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 163 of 184 10-15-1: General Objectives and Characteristics of Zone 10-15-2: Location of AccessoryStructures 10-15-3: Lot Coverage 10-15-4: Special Provisions Regarding Single-Family Attached Dwellings Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 164 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 165 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 166 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 167 of 184 AmmonCityCouncil March7,2024 MayorColettiandCityCouncilmembers: DiscussionofTransferringOwnershipoftheLiveFireTrailerfromtheCityofAmmontothe BonnevilleCountyFireDistrict StaffPresenting: StacyHyde,FireChief MicahAustin,CityAdministrator Recommendation -DiscusstherequesttotransfertheLiveFireTrailerownershipfromtheCityofAmmontothe BonnevilleCountyFireDistrict. SummaryofAnalysis 1.OnJuly16,2020,adoptedResolution2020-008RwhichdissolvedtheAmmonFireDepartment andannexedtheCityofAmmonintotheBonnevilleCountyFireDistrict. 2.AsaconditionofjoiningtheFireDistrict,theCityofAmmonleasestheFireStationandall equipmenttotheFireDistrict. á­!bbz„dnxl‡z‡mf=fY f!l„ffwfx‡k„zwàÞàÞª°Mmf3n„f!Y„Y‡ˆ Yxd.ƒˆnwfx‡nxbvˆdf ‡mf fireengines,vehicles,fireapparatusandequipmentaslistedontheattachedExhibit"B".During thetermoftheAgreementtheDistrictshallmaintainand/orreplacesuchFireApparatusand Equipmentingoodworkingconditionsufficienttooperateafunctioningfiresuppressionand publicsafetyserviceatleastcommensuratewiththelevelofservicebeingprovidedbythe AmmonFireDepartmenttobusinessesandresidentsembracedwithinthegeographic boundariesoftheCityasthesameareatthecommencementofthisAgreementandupon terminationoftheAgreementtheDistrictshalltransferallsuchitems,includingreplacements YxdYddn‡nzx ª‡z‡mf*n‡­± 4.TheregistrationfortheLiveFireTrailerisnowdueandmustberenewed. 5.FireChiefStacyHydeisrequestingtheCityofAmmontransferownershipoftheLiveFireTrailer fromtheCityofAmmontotheBonnevilleCountyFireDistrict. FinancialImpact -Thereisnodirectfinancialimpact.TheFireDistricthasmaintainedtheLiveFireTrailerforthe pastfouryearswithnoissues. Motion °6wzf‡z‡„Yx kf„zŽxf„ mnzk‡mf=nf3n„fM„Ynvf„k„zw‡mf*n‡zk!wwzx‡z‡mf)zxxfnvvf CountyFiredistrict. Attachments: 1.Resolution2020-008R 2.Lease/AgreementbetweenBonnevilleCountyFireDistrictandtheCityofAmmon. 2135SouthAmmonRd.,Ammon,Idaho83406CityHall:(208)612-4000 www.cityofammon.us Page|1 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 168 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 169 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 170 of 184 Ammon City Council 03.07.2024Page 171 of 184 !!SFBM!QSPQFSUZ-!!CVJMEJOH!boe!FRVJQNFOU!MFBTF boe PQFSBUJOH!BHSFFNFOU )Bnnpo!Gjsf!Tubujpo* UIJT!SFBM!QSPQFSUZ-!CVJMEJOH!boe!FRVJQNFOU!MFBTF!boe!PQFSBUJOH BHSFFNFOU!!)#Bhsffnfou#*!jt!nbef!up!cf!fggfdujwf!uif!2tu!ebz!pg!Pdupcfs-!3131-!cfuxffo!Uif Djuz!pg!Bnnpo-!bo!Jebip!nvojdjqbm!dpsqpsbujpo!!)#Djuz#*-!boe!Uif!Cpoofwjmmf!Dpvouz!Gjsf Qspufdujpo!Ejtusjdu!Op!2-!bo!Jebip!Gjsf!Qspufdujpo!Ejtusjdu!dsfbufe!jo!bddpsebodf!xjui!Jebip!Dpef- Dibqufs!25-!Tfdujpo!42!)#Ejtusjdu#*/ 2/Efnjtf/!!Djuz!mfbtft!up!Ejtusjdu-!boe!Ejtusjdu!mfbtft!gspn!Djuz-!uif!qsfnjtft!eftdsjcfe!jo Tfdujpo!3!)#Qsfnjtft#*!boe!uif!frvjqnfou!boe!gjsf!bqqbsbuvt!eftdsjcfe!jo!Tfdujpo!4!)#Frvjqnfou#* gps!uif!vtf!eftdsjcfe!ifsfjo/ 3/Qsfnjtft/!!Uif!Qsfnjtft!bsf!mpdbufe!jo!uif!Djuz!pg!Bnnpo-!Dpvouz!pg!Cpoofwjmmf-!Tubuf!pg Jebip!boe!bsf!npsf!qbsujdvmbsmz!eftdsjcfe!boe!jmmvtusbufe-!bt!gpmmpxt; \\Jotfsu!Fyijcju!#B#!!mfhbm!eftdsjqujpo!0!tjuf!qmbo^ 4/!!!!!!!!!Gjsf!Bqqbsbuvt!boe!Frvjqnfou/!!Uif!Gjsf!Bqqbsbuvt!boe!Frvjqnfou!jodmveft!uif!gjsf fohjoft-!wfijdmft-!!gjsf!bqqbsbuvt!boe!frvjqnfou!bt!mjtufe!po!uif!buubdife!Fyijcju!#C#!/!!Evsjoh!uif ufsn!pg!uif!Bhsffnfou!uif!Ejtusjdu!tibmm!nbjoubjo!boe0ps!sfqmbdf!tvdi!Gjsf!Bqqbsbuvt!boe!Frvjqnfou jo!hppe!!xpsljoh!dpoejujpo!tvggjdjfou!up!pqfsbuf!b!gvodujpojoh!gjsf!tvqqsfttjpo!boe!qvcmjd!tbgfuz tfswjdf!bu!mfbtu!dpnnfotvsbuf!xjui!uif!mfwfm!pg!tfswjdf!cfjoh!qspwjefe!cz!uif!Bnnpo!Gjsf Efqbsunfou!up!cvtjofttft!boe!sftjefout!fncsbdfe!xjuijo!uif!hfphsbqijd!cpvoebsjft!pg!uif!Djuz!bt uif!tbnf!bsf!bu!uif!dpnnfodfnfou!pg!uijt!Bhsffnfou!boe!vqpo!ufsnjobujpo!pg!uif!Bhsffnfou!uif Ejtusjdu!tibmm!usbotgfs!bmm!tvdi!jufnt-!jodmvejoh!sfqmbdfnfout!boe!beejujpot-!!up!uif!Djuz!! 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