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Annexation #17 00740
4 W. Moody Rd.
I. November 8, 2017 Ready team meeting with Bron Lead arn. Bron will talk to the neighbors
to see if they want to annex with his parcel. He wants to rezone to light industrial.
Annexation will be needed to service the parcel with city sewer and water. Canal is an issue.
Comprehensive Plan will need to be changed - currently Ag/Rural.
2. November 30, 2017 Bron Leatham submitted an application to Planning & Zoning for
Annexation to the City of Rexburg for a parcel in Rexburg's Impact Area and paid fees.
3. Scheduled for Planning and Zoning meeting January 4, 2018.
4. December 13, 2017, Notice was sent to the Rexburg Standard Journal to publish on
December 19, 2017 and January 2, 2018.
5. December 18, 2017 Notice was mailed to adjacent landowners.
6. December 21, 2017, Staff Report was sent to applicant.
7. December 27, 2017 Notice was posted on the property.
8. January 4, 2018 Application was presented before the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Craig Rindlisbacher says there is a need to run utilities to the property. They are currently
on the east side of the Hegsted property. The utilities would be Mr. Leatham's responsibility
to build them out to the parcel? Craig Rindlisbacher understood this is the developer's
responsibility. Steve Oakey asked about widening the road as development increases. The
frontage is extremely narrow. Craig Rindlisbacher said there have been staff discussions
with Bron about the circulation patterns in this area. This will come in the next step for the
comprehensive plan map change. Steve Oakey mentioned these details, because there are a
few notes on the public works review which talk about street widening. John Sakota's
property will be impacted by a road widening.
Motion: Move to recommend to City Council to approve the applicant's request of
annexation at approximately 4 West Moody Road, because the land is adjacent to current city
limits. Action: Approve, Moved by Darrik Farmer, None seconded.
Vote: Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote (summary: Yea = 10).
Yea: Chairman Heidi Christensen, Melanie Davenport, Mark Rudd, Greg Blacker,
Steve Oakey, John Bowen, Darrik Farmer, Gil Shirley, Rory Kunz, Kristi Anderson.
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9. February 7, 2018 at the City of Rexburg City Council Meeting:
Council President Smith opened the public hearing.
Testimony of those in favor—NONE
Testimony of those neutral—NONE
Testimony of those opposed— NONE
Council President Smith closed the public hearing.
Discussion:
Council Member Mann commented that this looks like a great plan with no opposition
Council Member Busby moved to suspend the Hiles for Ordinance 1180 Annexing
approximately 4 West Moody Road (#17 00740), A proposed annexation in the
Transitional Agricultural One Zone (TAG1) in the Impact Area for the City of Rexburg;
Council Member Flora seconded the motion; Council President Smith asked for a toll call
vote:
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Council Member Flora
Council Member Mann
Council Member Wolfe
Council Member Busby
Council President Smith
The motion carried
Council Member Mann moved to approve and consider third read Ordinance 1180
Annexing approximately 4 West Mood Road (#17 00740), A proposed annexation in
the Transitional Agricultural One Zone (TAGI) in the Impact Area for the City of Rexburg;
Council Member Wolfe seconded the motion; Council President Smith asked for a vote:
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Council Member Flora
Council Member Mann
Council Member Wolfe
Council Member Busby
Council President Smith
The motion carried
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Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment #17 00787
L December 20, 2017 Application was received for a Comprehensive Plan Map Amendment
to change the parcel from Neighborhood Commercial Mixed Use to Light Industrial for
Annexed property and fees were paid.
2. Notice was sent to newspaper on December 20, 2017 to be published on January 2, 2018
and January 16, 2018.
3. January 8, 2018, Staff report was sent to applicant
4. January 9, 2018 Notices were mailed to adjacent land owners.
5. January 11, 2018 Notice posted on the property.
G. January 18, 2018 Application was presented at Planning & Zoning by Shalynn Lister.
Melanie Davenport asked what types of activities would be included in Light Industrial.
Stephen Zollinger said, generally, light industrial allows light assembly and some minor
manufacturing. Melanie Davenport clarified these would not cause heavy emissions.
Stephen Zollinger said, no.
From previous minutes, Steve Oakey talked about the staff report for public works #3 once
we have proposed development, is it too early to talk about traffic and widening the street?
Stephen Zollinger said staff has met with the property owners. The property owners are
aware of the City's conditions for development. The area is consistent with the long-term plan.
In the future, a complete overhaul of the comprehensive plan for this area, given the Changes
that have occurred since the comprehensive plan has been updated. Craig Riven th chaher ir
putting together a plan to show the infrastructure for development. Craigs in this area for the
next 10-15 years. The answer to Steve Oakey's question is, the applicant has met multiple
times with public works and they are confident in fulfilling the development's demands for
traffic, water, and sewer.
Motion: Recommend to City Council to accept the request as proposed based on the City
need for Light Industrial use., Action: Approve, Moved by Steve Oakey, None seconded.
Vote: Motion carried by unanhnous roll call vote (summary: Yea = 7).
Yea: Chairman Heidi Christensen, Bruce Sutherland, Melanie Davenport, Steve Oakey, John
Bowen, Gil Shirley, Ktisti Anderson.
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