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Home My WebLink AboutMULTI DOCS - 06-00557 - Powell Subdivision - Rezone from LDR2 to LDR1N C I TY 0 F COT"T NAL USE PERMIT REX-BbIZG City of Rexburg .p e rica'; Fa in I fly C o111 m, 14 n i ty Department of Community Development 19 E. Main St./ Rexburg ID. 83440 6� Phone (208) 359-3020 / Fax (208) 359-30,22 OF M F -EXB LIP,,,G 1C Project -Information Permit Type Co_u chnonal Urse PC L rMit Si-te Address 441 NZAPLE DR Project Descriptaon X'ames ,-4ssociated with this Project Tvpe Applicant dwner -.. ee Information Jtffi-ey Align Erux J�ffrcy -Allan Etux �ro�ect Valuataon. Condztional Use� Pest Total Fees Paid Con, i TA C 0 10 -J -N L-'r-S.E PERMIT C�� of -Deb�ru Department Of Community, Developmei[it 1-9 E. Main St. .J Rexburcr LD. 83440 J Pbone (208) 3 P"9---*O,,hyo / Fax (208) -11 Permit # Project N ame F r Parcel Fl. SZJO.00 Contact G.,rred c on ormmg u -se as per -L11g, 1ire , 2. T; Parki* -npT) rn-v, 1 A P-rl n Q Y) art'art'r,,T. r� n Phone # 04 0035I CL'P Dugle�_ RPROPOW0020130 License # Date 11) - Doo- mtntation firom ncighbors flie Y Name A -,,. Y 1 (3, V- a, t uT r e Z!71 SEE .4TT-A-CWED C 0, -KI � -L? yo 7 U, Date Issued: IF 0. gued B3 09/27/2004 CATHFI�-, CO IT10i %;DT4 AL USE gPETMIT 4, P\�FABUf -G PLoi Rexbura DepaCommunitv atm D&J i Main St./ Rexburg, ID. 83440 Proi�ect Information r mitTy- Phone (208) 3�9-;0201 Fax (208) 359-3 22 Permit # Project dame Site Ad 1 L�,j, r DR Parcel Project Descripa'NO X-ames Avs-ociated with this Project T��e Apphcar-.-�L-. .. ee Information Name, Jeffrey -Allan Etax ,T'=L--rif�oy Allan Ec-ux Project Vahiation Conditional Use -Peznui Total Fees Paid Conditions 20. 0 0 S"). '*'15 0. 0 0 Grandfathered confo=% use as per ffie 1969 ordinancei 2. Parkin:2- x 1 c1, per -r i three stalls Docu-mental-ion7,-omnei ale 5t Na. Igm' Phony. SEE. A TTA.CH- a +l) O Y 00351 CL7-p- Duplex RPROPOW00201�O License # Date. Issued: BY: Epp Date, 09127/2004 REXBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT Gary Leikness From: Blair Kay Sent; Tuesday, November 28, 2006 s:22 AM To: Gary Leikness Subject: Council Minutes - November 10 & 1512006 Attachments: image001.jpg %K 0 1 1 %& 1 *0 %F re Jw %w I 1 *0 %w I. w I -%ft City Minutes Re bs rg, 0 83440 Mayor Shawn Larsen Council Members* Donna B li field — Council President FarreH Yong Rex Erickson Bart Stevens � . r o >b urg. org Christopher Mann Dandy Swan 9:00 P.M. — Pledge t_ o the F1 Fax: 208.3,59. November 10, 2006 Work Meeting XtyStaff: Stephen: Zo ger City Attorney Richard homer — F `ante Officer John,Nlfillar a lit Works Director Val Christensen — BtWditing Official Gare Lin — Planning & Zorll'ngAd str t r Blair Kay City Clem Amanda ur -R Adffu'ln'tri.dve Assistant Roll Call of Council Members: All City council Members were present. Council. Update. 11/28/2006 REXBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT A. L. P'. Project a. 11rlayor Larsen reiterated previous discussion of L -P propexty as discussed per City Council, November 01, 2006. B. Professional Step Raise Program a. Richard Horner reviewed professional certificate list wi L th City Council. Three City Council members were assigned to meet with Richazd and review his proposal. The three Cit- Council Members are Randy Schwend�man, Bart Stevens and Ferrell Young. ii. Once a proposal is .made, the City Council will then take it to the employee committee for further review. C. Downtown Enhancement Grant a.. Ttivo applications due to I7."D by the end of January. City Council will need to review the application 1) c fore it is submitted. Page 2 of 8 .10:00 a.m. Drive Around:The follovvin� are details of locations and items discussed during the drive around your Wl*d-i the Cky Council. A. Co -Op Property B. I. -P Property 0 a. Mixt Piles will need to be cleaned out before any construction takes place. C. ECIPDA — The Development Company D. Rexburg Business Park E. Smith Park F. Morgan &Reed Streets a. Suggestions were made to fill in the manhole as well as unfinished sidewalk. G. XA[illhollow Road a. Suggest -ion- Smooth out and seal coat roads H. Temple a... Suggestion — LYD 7th South I. Road next to Cresthaven Church J. Roundabout K. Pioneer Road — a comment was made that A developers must be uniform and follow the same standards. L. 7th South M. North Yellowstone Hwy a. Need to be addressed access along North Yellowstone Htivy7. N. Nature Park a. Discussed that skate Park needs finished. lm7p,l die A. Police Chief Lynn Archibald: i. Q. Why does college police force need to increase,-' A. Because they should be more involved with serious criminal cases that normally consumes city police, 11. Q. Is the pace department getting -value from different boards &committees? Jk. Yes, it has been worthwhile and educational for the police force to be on different coininittces., '7 hey feel more involved with what is going on m the community. iu. Q. Who are your most valuable & productive employces? A. All employees are constantly striving to improve, there are non that are sub -par, 11 /28/2006 REXBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT Page 3 of 8 iv. Q. Is your department fuller staffed? A. They are staffed okay on average. However, as the city grows, the average is going; up all the tine. The police Department could always use more people. B. Chief Spencer Larsen a. Challenges -F i. When interns become valuable to the city, they move on due a shortage of resources to keep them. ii. The challenges have been budgeted for the new fiscal year. b. Q & A-0 i. Q. Is the Rexburg Fixe Department getting a ladder truck? Yes,, at same future time. "1'he mi�num cost is $550,000. A. Although, the city is hoping to get a grant to go towards the purchase of the larder truck. n- Q. With new personnel on board,should the Rexburg Fire Chief position become full time? A. des, for the past five years it has contriued to be busier. C. Gary Leikness a. Challenges — related to Current projects. b. Powell Subdivision: It was discussed that unless a person gets a permit from the city, they are not allowed do have an apartment in a basement. Gary?reviewedewed the history of life safety xeviews for homes wzth apartments., The City Council determined that if someone in the Powell Subdivi'sion passed a life and safety inspection per Ordinance 551, they would be considered a grandfathered duplex, regardless of the duplex dare of establishment, i.e. someone started a duplex in 1995, received life and safety inspection and now the city finds out that they only have 8,000 square feet of lot size versus the re9uired 1 a,004 square deet. D. Val Christensen a. Challenges — getting the ward out to concrete specialists concerning permits far sidewalk irispections. b. Passible remodel of city annex bAding: i. Current office space is packed; this is a concern because each year the employee rade is gtowIng- ii. The construction of the annex building would not talo tttrie awa�r from ci�r employees, the work would be contracted out. E. Blair Kay a. Sugge-stiorls: i. The Cary Clerk should be xeviewed for a step rise like everyone else. ii. E mployees need to wear business casual. ut. Front counter pronounce words laud and clear on the phone. F. Stephen Zollinger a. Challenges: i. Time specifies events, cannot be two places at once. 1. Possible solution — Hiring someone two days a wcek. (The City Council agreed that it would be a good investment, however, the City Council will need to come to a consensus before futther discussion.) G. Jack Bowman a. Discussed the Atnericorps position-- It will not be ed this yeas. U. SprM'g projects -- A plan for tree projects will be presented to the City Council. 11/28/2006 REX13URG POLICE DEPARTMENT Page 4 of 8 H. Craig Rindlisbacher a. Power Point — Addtess Search Capability (.frill city computer terrxunals can be used to look up GAS parcel information,) b. Budget reconci�ation needs more clarification. c. challenges — Pay is not sufficient to regain GIS employees. I. Steve Christensen a. Suggestion — Keep website current. J. Richard Horner a. Proposal to hire Consutltant. i. Will be on agenda for November 15 City Council b. Proposed. Airport Expansion i. Topic will be discussed in the future K. John Millar a. reiterated the need to LID 7th South h. Concern., Not enough engineering power to complete jobs. C. City Council suggested they and AiTort Board develop standards for Airport bading procedures. 1 Saurey, — Adrninis Motive Assistant 1 Meeting continued on November 15, 204G at 7:00 A.M. Mayor Sbawn Larsen Council Members - Farrell Yowig hn topper Mann Rex Erickson Randy Schwenditnati City Staffi, Richard Hornet — Fiance Officer Val Christensen — B-L�dding Official Celeste Beath Deputy City Clerk Larsen commented that he thought Friday's meeting was very productive and he wanted to proceed on the gent head requests. Befote moving into those requests; however, he, asked for City Council's comments and from the meeting on Friday. 1 Member Benfield said Friday wasn't Tike she anticipated. It was a good day of listening and learning. nto the meeting she anticipated hearing ftotn each department on how they slid fast year, what they fished, and what they aye going to do this year. She didn't feel that happened. She would like to haw. e meeting with the department heads to gather feelings on goals accomplished from the pirevious year and I the newt yea -r. 'There were six goals from Rexburg 101; these weren't accomplished. She thea listed the } Form a redeveJ.opment district; 2) Set benchmarks; 3} MarkedINT raise the upkeep of the parks; 4} Complete 11/28/2006 REXBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT V -'age 5 of?, rehensive plan; 5) Reprioritize and redirect money into roads; and G) Readdress the szdeNvallk ordinance and i fake dime. .l Member Erickson said there was progressmade itl the parks and he thought they had done a pretty food luncil Member Benfield agreed there Was some progtess. Mayor Larsen said the first goal is being worked on -'t be finished by the end of the year because the city must m,eet with each property owner. Mayor Larsen ) go over the list Council Member Benfield noted. Finance Officer Horner is working on the benchmarks. ted to have those after the audit. Larsen discussed what he does with department head's goals at their six month -review. He discussed their hat they have accomplished, and what they hope to accomplish its the upcoming year. Council Member i would like to know that information. Council Member Schwendiman mentioned that he didn't know the tenewal District's project list. Council Member Young suggested the Urban Renewal Committee should be r contact with CltyCouncil. CounciJ Member Erickson said Rexburg 2�1 should have focused on those six A depattment heads should havereported an those goals. Mayor Larsen thought all six foals received I ; however, mors time was needed for their completion. The government entities (county-, Rexbur�, and ity) are working together with the university towards an (RFP), Request For Proposal, to update the pensive flan. The three entities, Rexburg, Sugar City, and the county, wiIl have to decide how to proceed; no deadline. Council Member Renfield was concerned how the new Planning and Zoning Administrator his job if he doesn't have a comprehensive plan. Mayos Latsen said it is a complicated process because there e entities. The RFP will be sent out and then firms wi1l, respond and tihe three entities will then decide what int fpm to choose and haw to allocate costs. Larsen said Planning and Zoning Administrator Leikness Nvill4vark under the current comprehensive plan f9 5. We need an updated one. The roads are being worked on and they have been discussed it-� the past. T has received $4,000,400 for the South Arterial project. Sidewalks are being inspected. Public Works r Millar i's working on a Sidewalk ordinance. Mayor Lassen felt that progress was bew'9 made on each of the �ouncil Member Erickson thought there should havebeen updates in last Fridays ineetuig. He was thankful uracil Member Benfield takes good nates. Council Mcniber Benfield wanted to make some goals for the maths, prioritize, and then came hack and discuss what happened. She was glad the department heads and discussed their challenges. The chief complaint was personnel. How canwe da more with less? Just the cid is growing by "leaps and bounds" doesn't mean the city has to spend inoney by "leaps and ." Council Member Penfield would rather spend money wisely and spend more money on city priorities. y Council should come up with a list of their top three priorities and put more money into those areas. .1 Member Erickson was concerned with requests to amend the budget, even though the budget was :d 4-5 months aha. These wasn't a department head that came in with positive feedback from their budget. _ wanted more money from the contingency fund for more people. He felt the department heads should live 1 sit budgets for the year and the City Council can address their needs next year. e Officer Horner mentioned a couple of departments did ask for mope people; hoxvever, the City Council y wouldn't put those requests in the budget this year. Inspectots and Engineefing were two of those lents. Council Member Fraicksan was confused why those positions weren't taut in the budget. Finance Horner said a lot of"time was spent discussing the personnel requests and City Council said they would wait iter date. Mayor Larsen said at the time, the feeling from the Citv Council was to wait and see. Council r Erickson didn't understand why the inspectors said they needed mote personnel and why the proposed is weren't put in the budget. Finance Officer korner said it was mentioned the university may not need the A until next year, so d -le position wasn't budgeted. It was the same with Engineering. Larsen said the city is growing- and the growth has been handled without .raising taxes. Rexburg has the 11/28/2006 REXBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT Page 6 of 8 ax rate in the state for a city this size. He said many positive things are happening and he gave credit to the 'ofessional staff. We have been handling growth with our cutxent staff; however., that does not mean we will be able to stay at the current staffing leve,. Mayot Lassen acknowledged the need to re -visit the budget he year due to the city's rapid growth. Council Member Erickson thinks it would be -refreshing to come out Budget surplus. Mayor Larsen said the city did come out with a budget suzplus last vear. Councii Member n doesn't think ani monev was spent on roads. Mayor Larsen said the city- is under contract to fix roads. _MT mads were crack sealed this suxmner, Council Member Erickson said only one road project was ffi-lished J e (2006). There is a lot of money sitting in the, budget for the roads. He wonders whit nur street cent did during 200G. Fm',ance Officer Richard Horner said the two city engineers spent a lot of their time ig for IIID 35 and an equipment addition to the wastewater plant. There was a personnel shortage. Council rr Mann asked if an engineer could be hired for the wastewater plant so Public Fork Director Millar's time e more valuably spent. Mayor Larsen said only City Attotney Stephen Zol-linger asked for money from ency. All other requested personnel will be paid with fees from the respectiVe departments,.. Building Christensen is asking for two additional building inspectors because there is a need and there is money from t will pay th.cir salaries. 1Member Schxvendiman doesn't understand why new personnel are weeded just because there are fees . pay for them. He waned a benchmark that would tell him that's what the depra-rtment needs to do. Officer Horner said the CMTCouncil was given ir�farmation to justify the new positions. ig Official Christensen said the university has asked for one full-time inspectox on their projects. Building Christensen said you can justify two inspectors. Sixty percent (60%) of Building inspector Jon Berry's time at the hospital and the temple. The schools project will take four times mote work-. He doesn't know why L put one fulltime inspectoz on the umvexsity's projects if the school can graphically show the need for two )�es. The cit�� won't be doing spccial inspections for the university because the building department doesn't ase capabilities. The university will provide an inspector for special inspections. Building Official sen said the city will do the same inspections for the university as we do for everyone else. The utYiversity e taking cage of the xegular inspections. 1 Member Erickson wanted to know if the school would build a building ffiatisn't up to code if we didn't inspector on site. Finance officer Horner said the university has done that before and they were glad. for s help to the problem. Mayor Larsen said the university is willing to pay the fees to make suxe their ;s axe up to code. Council Member E -i r ckson is concerned about what will happen to the inspectors when ding boom does down,, Is there an exit plan; like the Police Department's DARE program. The city has to 5e policemen. What is the him'g basis? The university won't always be spending $150,000,000. Larsen reminded the. City Council of their pole to set policy and allow him to manage the day to day ins of the city. The City will have to cut backif there aren't funds in the future. Mayor Larsen attributed the gel requests to additional work. Magor Larsen said the only request affecting the budged is City Attorney pr's. All other requests have been budgeted,, .1 Member Benfield mentioned new hires would be a policy decision that would go through the City .. Mayor Larsen indicated the neer positions were requested to keep up uaith all of the additional building . The city is under state statute to made sure buildings ars up to code. Council Member Schwendirnan ed how many personnel are needed to do the job adequately. Council Member Benfield wanted the city to n workforce With hard workers. Why can't the city departments het to a point where they have a surplus and hese it is most needed? Mayor Larsen said there was a surplus last year. City fees stay Within the xeric charging the fees. Mayor Larsen expressed tbe need to have a cushian in the budget dor future yeats. es can be used to reduce fees. City departments that create revenue are created differently. (.,O-Llncjl Member dirnan agreed with Mayot Lassen that fees should be reduced i£ there is a suxplus over time. 11/28/2006 REXBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT .1 Member Mann ranted to know what was budgeted versus what was requested. Finance officer Hornet ne of the requests were budgeted and same requests were not budgeted. Council Member Mann wanted as �rvice as possible with our money. He said. he vas not concerned so much with surplus. He agreed with Member Benfield that money should be spent tiviseltY and wanted the department heads to be challenged to money xvisely. e Officer Horner said part of the struggle is to provide semoce. If the city wants a certain ser►,rice level,, you t knack. Sometimes you can make technology changes; however, the reality is sometimes you have to spend Lo get things done. Council Member Schwenditnan was disappointed city departments didn't say they could within their departments. He wanted departments to do a litde more with what they have budgeted. ig Official Christensen said he provided the City C"ouncil a list a couple of meetings ago. The listm'dicated 2.es had been reduced per pern-A*t, per evaluation over the Iasi five year. That mans the buUdin.g i nt has reduced the amount of employees to do a certain amount of work all the way through this piocess are contiriuing to increase productivity. 1 Member Schwendiman would hame liked t9 see thelist again. He said that is important information to it departments are doing more tivith less. He was concerned that he was asked to make decisions without larks. .11VIernber Young said i� the future more time should have been sent with department heads. Turelve wasn't enough time. Mayor Larsen diked the idea of having departments comp ii -i monthly and justrotate artments. Council Member Mann waned departments to feed. like the City Council cares about their lent. .1 Member Benfield asked what ev. eryTbody's priority were for the city. Mayor tarsen said his ptiorities are Irifiies set at thebegi*nning of the yeat. 1} Economic development. 2) Comptehensive plan (d -tis needs to get 3) Transportation (South arterial). A check was sent off t�uo days ago to FID for $11,000. 4} Seek additiona: for goads: Impact fees. Council Member Young asked why STD was so involved with. this South Arterial when it's nota state project. MayorLarsm said because the funding came from LIFITAC. 5} Quality of Life -eation opportunities for the city (LP project). 1 Member Schwendiman wanted to know what an estimate was for the incoming nnPact fees. Finance Horner estimated $300,000 to $400,000 per yeat and this will be used to widen roads. Mayor Larsen said �nucs ha�re been. budgeted. Council Member Schwendfi-nan wanted to know what money and personnel are �mmitted to economic development. Latsen said the city has helped Madison Econorw'c Partners (NIEP). The goal of MEP is to bring new to Rexburg. He thinks infrastructure projects drive economic development. South arterial is the number ,ject; number two is expansion at the airport. Mayor Larsen has to talk to the county on the airport issue. Member S chwendiman is much mote likely to vote in favor of allocating funds to different projects if he me information. Larsen presented an $5,000 budget adjustment request to hire a contract attorney to supplement legal work attorney Zollinger. The money would come out of contingency. Another request was made to hire two is �Proj ect manager/field technicians for the Public Works Department and an inspector fox the Building Hent. The money for the project managexs would come out of budgeted money for projects and the money inspector would come from buildingm'spectot fees. BW'Iding Official Christensen said the neer inspector re a residential inspector and the current resi'dential inspector would become the new cormmmercial inspector. 11/28/2006 'W17ZEXBURG POLICE DEPARTMENT Member Schwenditnan waited time to think about these requests, )£ the request for the City Council Members. Mayor Latsen said he would make .1 Member Benfield asked about Planning andGoning's need to lock at design preview standards again. lio will do this review and when Nvi1l the review be completed. Council, Membet Erickson. said Planning and AdniL'mwstrator Leikness is already working on this problem. He stated Plantu'ng and Zoning as been very it with theme design standards. there is a feeling that one shoe doesn't fit everyone. He felt there ileus to 1. flexibility on the design standards; depending an where a building is being bAt. GMember Benfield at she read seemed just the opposite and Planning and Zoning was looking for more stringent standards s discretion. Council Member Erickson said Plannmmg and Coning Admumiist-tator Leikness would like to oW fay the city would like to go one way or the other. ig Official Christensen said he went completely through Ordinance 926 and identified the problems and list of each problem to discuss with Planning and Zoning. He brought a spreadsheet before the Planning -ging Commission to discuss zoriing and designs-tandatd chanes. One question was if there should be ial zones added. There were over SOD changes requested in that zoning document. Council Membet n said about 10[3 pages are discussed each meeting about Ordinance 92G. Progress is beim made an the text Hance 92G. Building Official Christensen said they highlighted all the substantial problems and the problems en discussed. Larsen presentcd an issue of creating a Local Improvement District (I,ID) for 7th South. He said the city have right-of-way in this area. This delays the process of getting the project dare. Domes the City Council send money to buy the right-of-way. Doing a project piecemeal saves tax payers money, but it does delay .. Mayor Larsen added the city is ata historic time; while them are challenges,, it's a great community. and a -T to live in. One of his major concerns coming into office was "can we maintain the character of this nity?" He thinks the City council has done a goad Job in maintaining Rexburg's character. .1 Member Benfield asked if the carousel has beell fixed. Nlayor Larsen said it is not working mechanically. d be fixed by nest spying when the carousel opens. Lynn Grover from the Street Department Shop will be on it. ned Sh-awn 1,arsen, M Attest: Celeste Beattie, Deputy pity Clerk 11/29/2006 AL. FINDINGS OF FACT FOR ZONE CHANGE November i2, 2002, David Pulsi.pher presented to the Rexburg pity Clerk a Request and Application for a Zone change that incudes properties south of 3' South to properties facing north on 5th South. The west gide of 3rd East going to the east properties on the west side of 4' East. Properties adjoining 3' East, Yale Avenue and the west side of 4' East going south to fit'' South in the City of Rexburg, said property to be changed from Lour Density Residential 1 (LDR1) to Lour Density Residential. (LDR). 2. On December 191, 2002, David Puls1pher appeared before the Planning & honing Commission for the City of Rexburg requesting a pane change of said property that includes south of 3' South to properties facing north on 5th South. The west side of 3Td @- East going to the east properties on the west side of 4thEast. Properties adjoining 3' East, Yaffe Avenue and the west side of 4thEast going south to 4" South from LDR I to LDS. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended adding eight parcels an the east side of Harvard Avenue. It was recommended that this request should go to public hearing. 3. On December 271, 2002, the City Clerk sent the Notice of Public Hearing to be published in the local newspaper on December 30, 2a02, and January 13, 2�€�3. A notice was posted on the property and sent to all property owners within 300 feet of the above mentioned. property. 4. On January 16, 20x3, David Pulsipher appeared before the Planning & honing Commission for the Citi of Rexburg requesting a zone change from LDR1 to LDR on property that includes south of 3' youth to properties facing north on 5th South, The west properties are on the east side of Harvard Avenue,, going to the east properties on the west side of 4`' East. Properties adjoining bra East, Yale Avenue and the west side of 4' East going south to 4' .South. There Nvas one person who gave testimony against this proposal due to wanting to have an apartment in the home. There were numerous residents that testified in favor of'thi's proposal. It was recommend by Planning honing that this request be approved for public hearing before the City Council. 5. On January 2I, Z003, the City Clerk gent the Notice of Public fearing to be published in the local newspaper on January 22, 2003:, and February 3., 2003_ A notice was posted on the property and sent to all property owners within 300 feet of the above mentioned properly. �. On February 5, 2003), David Pulsipher appeared before the City Council of the City of Rexburg requesting a zone change on property that includes south of 3r' Sough to properties facing north on Soh South. The west properties are on the east side of Harvard Avenue,, going to the easy properties on the west gide of 4"' East, Properties adjoining 3`d APARTMENT OWNERS IN POWELL ADDITION 1, Richard Ferguson 2, Ed Malstrom 3. Josh Clark 4. Brent Hens1%CL.L...Y 5. Paul Lafollette d. Ralph Lewis 7. Dana Izatt S. Don Hamman 9. Michael Tatum 10 Ralph Thompson 11. Aaron Romney 12. Garry Smith 13. Judy Rodriquez 14. Steve Parkinson- 15. Charles Mickelsen 545 Maple Dr 525 Maple Dr 431 E. 2"d S. 13 0 Elm 106 Birch 484 Maple Dr. 531 Linden. Ave 475 Linden Ave 522 Linden Ave 466 Linden Ave 430 Linden Ave (He is already in complet he 'is a specioal case e compliance as 1292 Meadowview Ave, Rex -burg (415 E. 2°d. So.) P.O. Box 5253, Whittier, CA 90697 (96 Birch) 76 Birch 75 Oak IL C, P7 P Ad"° B. e or NMI' I all ,r a�. qw � ail 1rF1 • ,. • � pees �- i •- e . :' .1 .� _ .. ,.�' •: 3•.:,: °• _ } - - �� • ■ r � e P k-u Xm 4s F, LID W- 47 LO Ex Lb, r -L ib E ID CO TD 5' LD CCU Lb di IP Mohawk Ave Apache Ave Nez Perce Ave S 3rd E 61, Opp I i gig old St J CL CD - 0.0 CL < Mohawk Ave Apache Ave Nez Pere e Ave je S, 3rd -E II 0" den Valley Rd S Hid �� o C " October 30.200E C.1-ity of Rexbwg, I'k.exburg... Idaho 8344Q CC: Terry and Gina Madsen 535 Maple Drive Rexburg,ID 83440 To Whom. It May Cancern: This 'is a letter of intent to purchase 1 00 square feet 'ram our neighbor, Terry and Gina Madsen who reside at 535 Maple Drive. The purpose of this purchase is to comply With a City of Rexburg ordinance which states that LDR-2 zoned property must have at least 1011000 square feet 0 Of property in order to legally have two residences or apartments on one groperty. in speakmg maffi Terry and Gm*a, they have agreed tv sell 1 00 square feet of their property ]provided that their property is large enough to allow them. to maintain weir status of two apartments on the property. 0 t Based on a survey of both propert�esch w'11 be completed p�.o�i*s our whi I to any transactions, i intent to purchase 1 00 OA-luare feet of : ropert from Terry and Gina Madsen at 2� 3 5h�I�p��Drive, 1314 A Y Rexburg, Idaho., 83 0& If the survey shows that more than 1 00 square feet is needed fog- co m.pliance and the additional square footage will stifl keep Terry and Gina Madsen �.n comp iance,, it is our intent to, purchase whatever square footage'is necessm-fy for said compliance of Rexburg C�tY Or�.it�afl.ces. Sincerely. Dennis and Marti Warr - 539 Maple Drive 2. 2 7 P Rexburg,ID 83440 �1�%61�6 November 6 2006 <(Primary.(:ontact>) ccMa.�.i�p�.gn <(Gty)> Dear Home Owner,, The City of Rexburg received requesting an up -zone from I M 7�. CITY OF AmeuMly a petition last week from neighbors M' the Powell Addition 3w Density R.esiderifiai Two (LDF.2) to Low Density Residential One (LDR1}. The net effect of this requei st s to limit additional registered apartments or two family units in the Powell .Additian neighborhood, The city wifl process the neighbors request for a public hearing to up -zone the neighborhood on December 07'h, 2006. The process will extend into January, 2007 to fmish a public heafing with the City Council and publish an ordinance to change to zonmg from LT]R2 to LDR1. There hatre been several homes in the neighborhood identified with a seconded unit or apartment in the home. Any home owner M* the Powell Addition or M.ickelsen Addition requesting a "Conditional Use Permfe' can jai m' a combi'ned request for a "Conditional Use Permit" and share in the public hearing cost of 5450.00. You may contact the Planning Department at 19 East Malin Street with any questions,, Their phone number is 208-359-3020 ext. 334 or ext 31 4. CITY OF REXBURG Thank you, Blair D. Kay City Clerk Kay - City Clerk 12 N. Cc n te r Rexhip ,g� ID 83440 P. 0. Box,280 Phome (208) J5.93020 ext 3 1.5 Fax (2,98).359,5022 November 9,2.,006 Primary,_Contacw cc��Tailing,�> ccCity�> Dear Home Owner, CITY 0 F - R E XBURG Amsrirda Family Cnmmunity The City of Rexburg received a petition last weed from neighbors in. the Powell Addition requesting an up -zone from Low Density Residential Two (LDR2) to Low Density Residential One (LDR1). The net effect of this request is to limit additional registered apartments or two family units in the Powell addition neighborhood. The city vvill process the neighbors request for a public hearing to up -zone the neighborhood on December 07h, 2006. The process will extend into January, 2007 to finish a public hearing with the City Council and publish an ordinance. There have been several homes in the neighborhood identified with a second Unit or apartment ixi the home. Any home owner in. the Powell Adclition or Mick -els -en Addition who currently has an apartment and does not yet have a "Con&tional Use Permit" can join in a combined request for a "Conditional Use Permit" and share in the combined public hearing cost of $450.006 Those homes that do not obtain a "Conditional Use Pern-lit" will be out of compliance, and may lose the abi.lit�T to continue using an apartment in their home. You may contact the PlannIng Department at 19,East Maims street with any questions. Theis phone number is 208-359-3020 ext. 334 0r ext 314. CITY OF REXBURG Thank you, Blair D. Kay City Clerk Blair D. Kay — City Clete 12 N. 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