01-11-83 Planning BoardKALISPELL CITY —COUNTY PLANNING BOARD MINUTES
January 11, 1983
Members Present:
Kathleen Jukich, President
Jack Peters
Harvey Simpson
Paul Palmer
Dave Shank
Roger Graham
Robert LeDuc
Doug Morton
Members Absent:
Ed Trippet
Jack Heller
Others Present:
Jim Mohn, Senior Planner, F.R.D.O.
Rich DeJana, Attorney at Law
Glen Neier, City A--ttoi:ney
Gary Nystul, City Gican'ailman
Gayle Vidal, City Z,citlE i lwoman
Mike Fuller
Gary Rose
Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. in
and Roll Call the Kalispell City Hall Council Chambers by Presi—
dent Jukich. Roll call was taken.
Approval of Minutes Morton moved that the minutes from the November
9, 1982, meeting be approved as circulated. Seconded
by Palmer. Unanimous vote. Motion carried.
Annexation Consideration — President Jukich introduced the next item of busi—
Dry Bridge Park ness as being the consideration of annexation
of City property known as Dry Bridge Park into
the City of Kalispell and designate a P-1 (Public)
zoning classification for this tract.
Jukich turned the floor over to Mohn who presented
a brief background.
Morton asked how the annexation was being done
differently. Mohn replied that there was no exten—
sion of City services.
Peters asked who the property was purchased from.
Neier stated that the three Assessor's Tracts
were part of the Conrad Estate.
Palmer stated that there might be a problem with
police protection and that the existing road is
not where the easement specifies.
Palmer moved to approve the annexation of Dry
Bridge park. Seconded by Morton. Unanimous vote.
Motion carried.
Annexation Consideration — The next topic of discussion was the consideration
Kaltan Addition #153 of annexation of the Kaltan Addition #153 into
the City of Kalispell with a B-3 (General Business)
zoning classification. The proposed Kaltan Addition
is approximately seven acres in area and is located
West of Ashley Square.
Mohn presented the background along with the follow—
ing F.R.D.O. recommendations:
1. That 30 feet of right—of—way be dedicated to
the City along the Eastern boundary of the
tract.
2. That all new utility installations be con—
structed in accordance with Kalispell's "Stand—
ards and General Provisions for Design and
Construction (also referred to as City Stand—
ards)."
3. That final building plans be submitted to and
reviewed by the Fire Department as desired
by the Fire Chief.
4. That the Smith Valley Fire District be notified
of the annexation of the property to the City.
Jukich asked DeJana, legal representative for
Don Whaley, owner of Kaltan, Inc., how long the
road right—of—way was.
DeJana replied that the West line was 995.5 feet
and the East side was 932.9 feet.
Mohn asked DeJana if there was a Certificate of
Survey recorded. DeJana said that there was not.
Jukich stated that she had been out to the subject
property to look at the topography and that she
could see a drainage problem.
DeJana said that this was one of the problems
that will have to be addressed if there is a sale
of the property, and there is now no problem with
the drainage. He further stated that at present
the owner was in negotiations with Idaho Forest
Products.
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Neier mentioned that the description of the property
may cause problems at the Clerk and Recorder's
Office, as it cannot be recorded without a plat.
Morton asked if an annexation plat can be recorded
before it has been approved. Mohn stated that
it could not.
Simpson asked if the 30' would be dedicated as
is.
Mohn stated that he was not sure if the City had
an easement on the 30' right now, and that this
issue would be resolved at the Council level.
Palmer said that the developers do provide their
own streets.
Simpson moved that the F.R.D.O. recommendations
be approved along with a fifth recommendation
which would read: -
5. That the developer participate in the improve-
ments of the right-of-way to be dedicated,
with participation in an improvement agreement
to be negotiated with the City Council.
Seconded by Palmer. Seven for. One against. Motion
carried.
Consideration of PUD Consideration of a Planned Unit Development (PUD)
Ordinance Draft Ordinance draft for the City of Kalispell was
the next item of business for discussion.
Palmer stated that he had read all of the information
on the proposed PUD that had been sent by the
F.R.D.O., said that the information was fine,
but that he would rather have a meeting where
there is a pro and con panel. He felt that he
has enough information to make a decision, but
also felt that this was a major project and that
comments from developers, surveyors, etc., should
be heard. He asked the Board members if they felt
at this time if they could give fact finding re-
commendations. He said he would like to have
another meeting this month with an hour for public
input and then continue into a regular meeting.
LeDuc said that the County Commissioners should
also be included in this.
Palmer moved that a public information meeting,
followed by a regular imee iingg,, be held on Tuesday,
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Old Business
New Business
January 25, 1983, at 7:00 P.M. regarding the proposed
PUD Ordinance draft. Seconded by Simpson. Unanimous
vote. Motion carried.
President Jukich introduced Harvey Simpson to
the Board members that he had not met.
There was no new business to discuss.
Meeting adjourned at 8:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
LouAnn Conrad
Recording Secretary
Approve .
Chairman 7,71
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