Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 9

APVEKTCEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT" POCATEU.O. IDAHO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Z3, Moho StoO I ORDINANCE NO. 1T41 OF "THE CITY A ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT "LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NEW SECTIONS CREATING SITE PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE; PROVIDING WHEN SITE PLAN REVIEW REQUIRED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMIT: PROVIDING FOR PROCEDURE OF REVIEW. APPEAL AND ENFORCEMENT; AND PROVIDING FOR THE ORDINANCE TO BE IN FULL FORCE AiND EFFECT FROM AND AFtER ITS APPROVAL AND PUBLICATION ACCORDING TO NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THfe CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SiyHnn 1 chapter 9, oflne Revised and Compiled Ordinances of the City of Pocatello, 1965, be and the sine is hereby amended adding thereto new sections anil adopting the regulations therein set forth as follows: 11-9-2.

Site Plan Rcviow. jj is the policjrof the City, for its general health, welfare and safety, to retyiire detailed review of site plans for new developments as defined hereinafter eliminate or minimize land use and prevent incompatible relationships and use. 11 Development subject to Review is to ai apply to the following zones and uses: (a) All uses in commercial and industrial es excepting; residential uses of less than five dwelling units. (b) uses in 'Zones R- 3 through R-5 of more titan four dwelling units in one structure and professional offices. (c)All I schools, public or qiiasi-pub- lic uses which, by their nature, have a considerable effect upon their external environment.

For any use listed in 11-9-3, the site plan review procedure is to be a necessary condition precendent for issuance of a building permit. 11-9-5. I tri a i Beauired! when site plan approval is required, the owner or owners of tlie tract of land in quesitton shall submit to tine Planning Department a site plan the area containing the following information: (a) Plan a to scale (b) Lot dimensions (c) Diagram of all existing and proposed (d) Proposed yards and space between buildings (e) walls, fences, and landscaping (f) Vehicular, pedestrian, service access (g) Off-streist parking facilities, including number of a and i ti i on of parking area; egress, and tradtfic pattern (h) Signs and lighting, including location, i height, und method of illuninatiou (i) Outdoor storage activities Q) Waste disposal facilities; 00 Street dedications and improvements (1) Any ex i i easemeiit (m) Other such data as may assist in determining the effect of the development on su roperty Proposed buffer adjacent properti.es (o) Propcseid maintenance methods for living landscaping (p) contours; of no greater than two feet interval 11-9-6. Site Plan Review ime 1 prope (n) Propt a proposal were approved or when it is found that occupancy of a building of the height proposed could not be supported by existing or contemplated utilities. (c) Walls, fences, planting and screening devices when it is found that such are necessaryfor aesthetic reasons or reasons of health and safety.

(d) Limits on traffic circulation and vehicular access when it is found that such are required for reasons of safety or the control of noise or other pollution. (e) Off site improvements in public rights -of way adjacent to subject property when it is found that the site plan proposal might otherwise produce harmful, hazardous, or obnoxious effects on such right of way. (0 Limitaions on signs and lighting when it is found a proposed signs and lighting would constitute an aesthetic nuisance or any potential a hazard. (g) Any change which may be necessary for reasons of safety, public health and comfort, or the promotion of the general welfare, provided, that the Site Plan Review Committee, when requiring any change under this subsection, shall specify in detail the precise nature of any factor or factors which which are considered to require changes in the site plan proposal. The decision of the Site Plan Committee shall be final unless the applicant files, in writing, within then (10) working days of the receipt of the decision, a request to appeal that ruling before the Board of Adjustment.

Property owners within 500 feet of the proposed development shall be notified within five (5) days of the meeting at which the appeal is to be heard by means of a legal notice published in a newspaper of general circulation in the City and notices delivered to the homes of the adjacent property owners. the developer agrees with the Site Plan Review Comit- tee's findings, the site plan will be approved and signed by the Planning and Public Works Director. A no a copies shall be retained by the developer, the Building Official, and the a i partment. 11-9-8, Revision of an Ap- ved site Plan: it ORDAINED BY THE I COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF POCATELLO, I A 0, AS FOLLOWS: SectionJ, A I SERVICE STATIONS GENERALLY. Where automobile service stations are permitted by use zone regulations, such use shall be in compliance with Chapter 11-2-3.

Section 2. POLICY AND CRITERIA FOR LOCATION. It has been determined by the City that the location and operation of automobile service stations in the City are necessary to our modern way of life, but the public interest requires that they shall be subject to regulations under the police power. The business of storing and handling gasoline at automobile service stations within a developed area section ir TRASH ANDREF- USE. Trash and refuse shall be V1D1NC FOR THE QUAL1F1CA- signed shall keep records and TIONS OF SAID APPOINTED minutes of all Board meetings stored in an enclosed or walled MEMBERS; PROVIDING FOR and perform all necessary ser- area and shall not be visible from THE ORGANIZATION OF SAID vices that may be so retired the exterior boundaries of the BOARD, TERM OF APPOINT- by the Board, service station site.

MENT, AND MEETINGS OF Section 7. The Board shall section 14. VISUAL OB- SAID BOARD; PROVIDING FOR meet regularly at least once each STRUCTIONS. V(iides, rental THE DUTIES OF SAID BOARD; month for the period of ten (10) trailers and other movable ob- NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY FILE NAME LAST KNOWN ADDRESS BOLLINGBROKE, Michael Rtj Nortt pocatello, Idaho jects of similar size shall not be parked or located on any corner of a service station site within the triangular areatorm- ed by intersecting street property lines and a line connecting SSBmSS'rSSESFSgf UPON ITS PASSAGE. AP- as so selected and designatcdby PROVAL AND PUBLICATION the Board in its annual orga- ACCORDING TO LAW, THE nizational meeting.

At least six RULES REQUIRING ORDI- (6) members of the Board at any NANCES TO Stf READ ON meeting shall be required to con- McKEE, EJR. TOLLO, P. Kfcho 350 MCKlnlev. Pocatello, Idabo Rt. tl.

Box 59, Pocatello, Idaho them at points on said property THREE SEPARATE DAYS HAV- stltute a quorum for the trans- mo BEEN DISPENSED WITH, action of business. The official NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT regular monthly meeting date so ORDAINED BY THE CITY designated and the time andplace COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF of meeting shall be promulgated POCATELLO, I A AS and distributed to all schools FOLLOWS: within the district and to groups Section 1. There is hereby or organizations as designated created a MAYOR'S YOUTH AD- by the Board. There shall be VISORY BOARD.

scheduled at least once during section a. The Board herein the term of each year a Joint created shall consist of eleven informal session with the City uicunt- (11) members appointed by the council of the City of Pocatello. from the conductor such a busi- lines thirty (30) feet from said intersection. section 15 A A- TION AND ENLARGEMENT. Alterations and enlargements of all service stations authorized by building or use permits shall require the approval of the Plan- has the potential hazards of fire nlng Commission.

Such approval and explosion. It is further shall be based on the criteria of found that noxious odors, noise this Chapter and the conditional and traffic hazards resulting use permit approving the ortg- iBformation concerning the amount or description of the property and the name and address of the holder may be obtained by any person possessing an interest in the property by addressing an inquiry to the Tax Commission. If proof of claim is not presented by the owner to the holder and if the owner's right to receive the property Is not established to the holder's satisfaction within 65 days from the date of the second published notice, the abandoned property will be placed not later than 85 days after such publication date in the custody of the Tax commission. Tax Commission, State of Idaho Unclaimed Property Division Nov. 23, 30, 1973 inal service station.

Section 16, COMPLIANCE REQUIRED FOR CONTINUED OPERATION, compliance with conditions set forth in the resolution approving a conditional use petition for a service station shall be required for continued operation. Failure to comply shall be a violation under Title 11, Chapter 8 of this code. SffHiir, TERMINATION OR ABANDONMENT. In the event a service station operation is terminated or abandoned for a period of twelve (12) consecutive months, all permission granted under a conditional use petition shall be void. For purposes of this section, a service ness are such as to make the regulations of its location necessary and reasonable to promote the publichealth, safety and general welfare.

In considering an application for an automobile service station, the Planning Commission and City Council shall be guided by the evaluation of the following general factors: (a) Any adverse effect as a result of the proximity of other service stations or businesses storing or handling flammable liquids or materials; (b) Any adverse effect as a result of the proximityandrela- tionship to residences, schools, a i a scrmaj hospitals, churches, theaters, station shall be open for normal Mayor and confirmed by the city such scheduled joint session or NOT ICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Albert E. Trimming Council. sessions shall be designated by on Monday, February 4,1974, Veterans Administration Center 8. The Mayor shall the Board subject to confirma- at noury of sald sth 4 Fort streets cause appointments to the said lion of the Mayor. dav .1 n.

office of AmeriSn Boise Idaho 83707 Board to be submitted to the section 8. It shall be the duty Tme TM58 Novemberle, 23, 30, December City Council within thirty (30) of the Board to study the eco- center, Pocatel Idaho state 7, 1973 days of the adoption of this ordi- nomic and physical needs of Idaho WILBUR I No. 667 nance, which said problems of the youth and youth appointments to the Board shall gestions andfot serve a term of one (1) full year tions to the City Council con- commencing October 1 through cerning recreation, job oppor- September 30, inclusive. Ap- tunities, social problems, drugs compensation. tion purposes only and not by Section 4.

To be qualified for way of limitation, the following: at the ig described prop'erty situated in the County of Bannock state of Ida' described as follows, Lot 12, Block 3, Northland parks, other places ofpublicas- business at least ten (lO)days sembly, streams and waterways; a calendar month for not less (c) Any adverse effect that the than eight (8) hours each day, to proposed use would have on traf- be deemed as operating in that fie and adjoining streets and month. highways, including but not limited to congestion, turning movements, and dangers to pedestrians; (d) Any adverse effect that the proposed use would have on adjoining land or waterways. Section 3 I PERMITTED. The following REMOVAL OF BUILDINGS AND SITE CLEANUP. In the event of conviction for a violation of requirements under Section 16 or in the event the permission given for a service station becomes void under Section IV, the City may require the removal, or filling with inert i uu.

me juuvwuiK material, of theundergroundfuel items may be supplied tanks, all at the sole expense of dispensed at retail the owner, the following services may be Section 19, nRmMATjrE.QRg- rendered at automobile service PEALED. All ordinances and stations: parts of ordinances in conflict (a) Gasoline and petroleum with the provisions of this ordi- products, batteries, tires, auto- nance are hereby repealed, mobile accessories and supple- section g9 This ordinance mentary items; shall be in full force and effect (b) Tire servicing (except re- from and after its passage, ap- capping), and routine mainten- proval and publication according ance of automobile mechanical and electrical components; (c) Emergency road service; (d) Rental of trailers; provided such vehicles shall be screened from view of streets and surrounding properties in instances where the character of the area may be harmed; (e) Washing and polishing of Peter B. McDougall vehicle bodies; City Clerk (f) Bottled beer whenlicensed. Nov. 23, 1973 Section 4.

AUTOMOBILERE- No. 677 PAIRS PROHIBITED. Auto- omobile body work, straighten- (a) To provide during its regular sessions a sounding board for any and all youth in the community. (b) To determine any complaints of such magnitude that should be brought to the attention of to law, PASSED AND APPROVED this 15th day of November 1973. CITY OF POCATELLO, a municipal corporation of Idaho By: F.

W. Roskelley Mayor Attest: 4 AN ORDINANCE NO. 1740 OF THE CITY A PROVIDING THAT SAID BOARD SHALL CONSIST OF ELEVEN (11) MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR AND CONFIRMED BY COUNCIL; PRO- SUZUKI prove the ppermittee, under the terms of this ordinance, desires to alter the various details of an approved site plan; he shall follow the procedures for approval of a new site plan. Failure to do so will result in placement of a stop work order on the project. 11-9-9.

No building permit shall be issued for any building or use for which site plan review is required unless site plan approval has been acquired. No occupancy. shall be permitted or certificate of occupancy issued unless the terms and details of an approved site are met. The site plan review committee shall conduct an "as built" inspection to verify compliance and shall, as committee, authorize issuance of a certificate of occupancy if terms are satisfactorily met. All ordinances and ordinances in conflict A Site ling aid Public Works Director or his authorized rep- a i the Building Official or his authorized par representative, and with the provisions of this ordi- the Land Use Co- nance are hereby repealed, ordinator or his au- section 3.

This ordinance thorized representa- shall be in full force and effect tive shall meet with- from and after its passage, ap- In ten (10) days from proval and publication accord- the date of submis- ing to law. sion of information PASSED AND APPROVED this of the type required 15th day of November, 1973. under Section fl-9-5 CITY OF POCATELLO, of the above to re- a municipal corporation view and approve of Idaho with stipula.tions be- By: F.W. Roskelley ine necessary to pro- Mayor tect the public in- Attest: terest, or to denythe Peter B. McDougall site plan.

City Clerk 11-9-7. Power To Provide NOV. 23, 1973 Additional Construe- No. 675 HW proytfana, The ORDINANCE NO. 1742 Site Plan Review AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Committee may re- OF POCATELLO.

A MUNIC- re ij.u i v. iu nAL CORPORATION OF IDA(a) Additional build- HO AMENDING TITLE 11, ingsetliackswhen ZCNING, OFTHEREVISEDAND it is found that the COMPILED ORDINANCES OF setbacks; allowed THE ITY OF POCATELLO, by law awe made- 1965j BY ADDING THERETO A quate by reason of CHAPTER DESIGNATED interference with CHAPTER 13, ADOPTING A utility or other pQLICY AND CRITERIA FOR easements; ob- REGULATION OF AUTOMO- struction of traf- DBLE SERVICE STATIONS fie view; potential wTTHIN THE CITY WHERE interference with PBRMITTED WITHIN THE the orderly ex- ZONING LAWS OF THE CITY; tension of street, DEFINITION OF TERMS; REG- alleys, or util- BATING STANDARDS OF lUes lin.os; exist- CONSTRUCTION SUCH AS ing geological LOCATION ON SITE, OUTSIDE hazards; or any DBPLAY, LANDSCAPING AND combination of SCREENING. the fore ijoing. REFUSE; PROVIDING PENAL- (b)A limitation on TIES FOR VIOLATIONS; PRO- butlding height ylDING FOR THIS ORDINANCE when is found T0 BE EFFECT ON ITS that any geolog- PASSAGE. APPROVAL AND leal hazard exists PUBLICATION ACCORDING TO 1 would A create iuw safety Now THEREFORE.

BE IT hazard if the site ing of frames or body parts, steam cleaning, painting, weld- tpnrted qprvirp farlliHpe: YOUTH ADVISORY BOARD, Leuueu seu-beiVlte lu.mue£ nttiAT shall not be permitted under the automobile service station classification. Section 5. SERVICE BUILDINGS. Operations involvingme- chanical components, electrical and cooling systems, lubrication and tire repairs shall be accomplished within a service building. Section 6.

CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL. Two sets of detailed plans and elevations shall be filed with the City for review by the Planning Director, Planning Commission, and City Such plans shall include signs, lighting, landscaping and elevations of all sides, indicating proposed colors and materials. Service stations shall be attractively designed and suited to the sites. Section 7. I I AL REGULATIONS.

(a) The minimum distance between a property line and the adjacent edge of a pump island shall be fifteen (15) feet. (b) The minimum distance between the closer edgeof adrive- way entrance and the intersection of property lines at a street intersection shall be thirty (30) feet. (c) The minimum area shall be twenty-two thousandfivehun- dred (22,500) square feet after dedication of all required street rights-of-way. (d) The minimum width shall be one hundred fifty (150) feet, the minimum depth shall be one hundred twenty-five (125) feet, Section 8. REQUIREMENT OF MINIMUM DISTANCE BE- TWEEEN AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIONS.

Theminimum distance between automobile service stations other businesses storing or handling flammable liquids or materials shall be three hundred (300) feet from lot to lot; provided that, separation of less than three hundred (300) feet may be permitted if there is reasonable proof that less separation would not create greater traffic, con- gestion, fire or explosion haz- ards. Reduced separation may be based on, but not limited to the width of street lanes, natural or man-made barriers andother special circumstances. Out: appointment to the Board, aper- son must be at least fourteen (14) years of age and not more than nineteen (19) years of age; reside within the jurisdiction of Independent School District Number 25; and, be duly enrolled as a student in either a junior high school or senior high school within said school district. If any Board member shall attain the age of twenty (20) years during term of office, such appointee shall complete his or her then official term. Section 5.

The Board shall consist of one (1) member from each junior high school, one (1) member from each grade from Pocatello High school, one (1) member from each grade from Highland High School, and one (1) member at large from either a junior high school or senior high school; such members shall be qualified as provided in Section 4 herelnabove. Vacancies in office due to resignation or termination by the City Council shall be replaced from the junior high school or grade of such senior high school from which such vacancy is created. A vacancy of the member at large office shall be replaced at si the discretion of the Mayor and lts passage, approval and confirmed by the City council, publication according to law, the section 6. within thirty (30) rule requiring ordinances to be days of appointment by the Mayor fe ad TM three separate days and confirmation by the City having been dispensed with. Council of the appointment to the PASSED AND APPROVED this Board, the appointed members 15Ul day of November, 1973.

shall convene toorganize, elect- CITY OF POCATELLO, ing one or their members as municipal corporation chairman and one of their mem- of Idal 0 bers as vice-chairman. The By F.W. Roskelley Board may elect one of their Mayor members or a non-member of Attest; the Board as secretary of the Peter B. McDougall Board or request the city to as- City Clerk sign and furnish a secretary November, 23, 1973 The secretary so elected or as- No. 676 CASE NO.

32038 NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BANNOCK First Addition; Bannock In the Matter of the Petition County Idaho as the same of JOYCE MARJORIE ALLEN appears on the Official Plat CACCIA for change of name, thereof, filed in the Office A petition by Joyce Marjorie of the County Recorder of Allen caccia, Bannock County, Idaho. at Chino, Orange County, Call- Said sale will be made with- fornia, now residing at South out convenant or warranty Grant Extension.Pocatello, Ban- regarding title, possession or nock county, Idaho, proposing encumbrances to satisfy the a change in name to Sara Jo' BJS been ned mtitled court, the taken hv rttv icrrea in me ueea 01 irusi change in name fcl TO matWs of interest not CHARLES EUGENE being that there is another per- wShin.the tar sdJcUonof THOMSEN and KATHRYN KAY son known by the name of Joyce toe Citv to seek the as THOMSEN, husband and wife, Caccia resldlne in the Pocatello Sstanpp nf thl ri(v OIM Grantors, to WILBUR D. VIN- area which results in great con- cil orCityAdminStion Istrator of Veterans' Affairs, an them. The petitioner's father is Officer of the United states of deceased, and the names and ad- America, whose principal office dresses of petitioner's near rel- and post Office address is Vet- atives are: erans Administration, Washing- Buelah Allen, mother, wald ton, D. C.

20420, and his successors in such office, as such, as Beneficiary, recorded March 10, 1967, as Instrument Number to intervene with the or appropriate board or body concerned with the subject matter, (d) To assist the City Council or City Administration In any projects or surveys directly relating to or in- 1 (e) To assist, if requested by 10. 1967. as Instrument Numoer the Awl Board or School fc Official Record Book District Administration, in Number 211, records of Bannock any project or problem areas that said School Board or its Administration deems advisable. port, Oregon; Heidi Caccia, daughter, South Grant John Caccia, son, 475 East Main, Weiser, Idaho; William Caccia, son, South Pocatello, Idaho. This ordinance ll force and effect (1) S-MffSJ-SSfe 0 1973 and subseauent change of name.

months suosequem WITNESS my hand and seal Make monthly reserve District Court this 31st P) SaymenS day of October, 1973. insurance in the amount erfo 2 9 0 th (Seal of the District Court) owing aToi this date TO the TIM ERIKSEN, Clerk obligation slcuredbTsaidDert By: Francis H. Wilson of Trust is $10,908.58 within- Deputy terest at per annum from A ierta June 10 1973 Attorney for Petitioner DATED: October 2. 1973. P.O.

Box 1784 wn mm vrurFNT Pocatello, Idaho TrastM Novembe; 2, 9, 16, 23, 1973 Attorney for Trustee; No 649 THE CARR RATINGS TOP TWENTY TEAMS NOVEMBER 1973: 1 ALABAMA 2 OKLAHOMA 3 OHIO STATE 4 MICHIGAN 5 NEBRASKA 6 NOTRE DAME 7 PENN STATE 8 U. C. L. A. L.

5. U. I1B. 6 117.5 116.6 M5.8 1 1 3 1 112. A MI .7 109.6 106.6 11 ARIZONA STATE 12 TEXAS 13 HOUSTON 14 KANSAS 15 TEXAS TECH 16 MISSOURI 17 OKLAHOMA STATE 18 NO.

CAROLINA ST. 19 MIAMI-OHIO 107.0 106.4 106.2 103.8 103.6 103.2 103.0 102.6 102.0 SO. CALIFORNIA WELCOME TO THE DOWNUNDER SUPPER CLUB "WE INVITE YOU TO A A OF OUR ENJOYABLE ATMOSPHERE FINE A AND LOBSTER FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT 1 Superior quality and performance Financing available Sales Repair Service I 4 "We Sell Fun Under Anyone" SUZUKI TRAILS WEST 2601 Poleline 232-0022 LUNCHEON SPECIALS: MON. thru SAT. 11:30 PJM.

LOUNGE: 11 A.M.-1A.M. 1:30 6-11 SI I I 4 1 0 5 A I 232-050! similar service items only shall be permitted on thepumpisland. Other outside displays of auxiliary items for sale or rent shall be allowed only when located and designed in a manner which will not detract from a pleasing, uncluttered appearance of the premises. section 10. LANDSCAPING AND SCREENING.

Notlessthan five percent of the net area of a service station lot shall be improved with well maintained landscaping, including trees or shrubs of a stature at maturity exceeding the height of the service building. Other materials may include, but are not limited to plants, street furniture, and decorative surfaces (variation in color and texture). Emphasis should be on a pleasing appearance, qualityof design ana': proper balance between structure and landscape elements which will tend to enhance the appearance of the premises. section 11. SIGNS.

Exterior signs shall be subject to the applicable requirements of Title4, Chapter 4, of Municipal Code, and shall be limited to: (a) One major company identification sign for each street frontage; (b) Two signs giving the current price of gasoline; (c) Three accessory signs. Section 12. LIGHTING. Aulo- mobile service station lighting shall be adequate to permit safe night-time operation but shall be shielded placed to avoid glare or nuisance to nearby property andpassingstrecttraf- fic. PUT ON YOUR COAT AND HAT! HURRY ON FOR A GALA EVENMGOf DANCMGAND LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE GOLD ROOM POOL FOOS BALL SHverDoflar Gold Room LHVIblON TOP TWENTY TEAMS NOVEMBER 18, 1973- 1 WESTERN KENTUCKY 92.

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McNCESC 14 S. W. LOUISIANA MARYLAND 7 TULANE MEMPHIS STATE 1 CINCINNATI MIAMI-FLORIDA 3 FLORIDA MICHIGAN 3 OHIO STATE MICHIGAN STATE 7 IOWA MINNESOTA 7 WISCONSIN MISSISSIPPI 7 MISSISSIPPI ST. NO. CAROLINA ST.

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