1. Council Minutes - Regular Meeting - July 6, 2010Also present: City Manager Jane Howington, City Attorney Charles Harba 1, City Clerk Theresa
White, Police Chief Roger has set, Planning Director Toni Jentz, Senior Planner Sean Conrad, Parks
Director Mike Baker, Assistant City Engineer Paul Burnham., Revolving Loan Fund Manager wade
Elder, and Deputy City Clerk Judi Punk.
Mayor Fisher called the meeting to order and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
A. AGENDA APPROVAI
Gabriel moved to approve the Agenda. The motion was seconded.
There was no discussion.
The motion carried unanimously upon vote.
B. CONSENT AGENDA APPROVAL
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Atkinson moved to approve the Consent Agenda. The motion was seconded.
There was no discussion.
The motion carried unanimously upon. vote.
C. PUBLIC COMMENT
Chris 1-Tall, 115 west Evergreen Drive, remarked that with Super Wal-Mart now open, traffic is bad
and there is danger of a "malfunction junction", especially with the bypass tie in. He suggested
council look at opening Pour Mile Drive as an alternative route and that a road be built off of
Reserve to run behind Home Depot and Wal-Mart.
Lad Barney, 745 4th Street west, representing USDA Rural Development, presented some numbers
on Rural Development's involvement in government -backed home loans, stating they have helped
with 323 home loans in their four -county area in the first 7 months of this fiscal year, or $52 million
in financial assistance.
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This is a request from the Immanuel Lutheran Corporation for a conditional use permit to expand
both the Buffalo Dill Terrace senior living community and the Immanuel Lutheran Horne.
Conrad gave a staff report and answered questions.
Public Comment
Jeff Evans, 110 Crestline, CEO of Immanuel Lutheran Community, explained they would like to
expand due to the evolution of senior living facilities. He detailed the changes they would like to
.make, noting they want to grow to remain viable in the business.
Margaret Davis, Lakeside, noted she owns a home at 160 Charlotte avenue and said she is
concerned about inadequate transportation infrastructure in the area. She said pedestrians and
bicyclists are in danger because there are no sidewalks, and now is time to solve old infrastructure
problems. She concluded her remarks by suggesting conditions regarding sidewalks.
Saverud moved council approve the conditional use permit for Buffalo Hill Terrace and
Immanuel Lutheran Home with the eight conditions listed.. The motion was seconded[.
Council Discussion
Conrad answered questions regarding sidewalks.
Atkinson remarked he would life to include language stating h- nmanuel Lutheran will not protest a
future sidewalk.
There was discussion regarding parking availability.
Saverud spoke in favor of the permit, but noted he will abstain because he is an employee and a
member of the Board of Directors at Immanuel Lutheran.
The motion carried unanimously upon roll call vote with. Saverud abstaining.
D/2, RESOLUTION 5438 — AMENDMENT — WILLOW CREEK PRELIMINARY C.
Trigon, Inc. has requested several conditions be modified for the willow Creek subdivision located
on the north side of Foys Lake Road between valley view Drive and Learn Lane.
Conrad agave a staff report and answered questions.
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Harball, Jentz, Baker, and Burnham answered questions about various conditions, including water
rights, park land, and . road access.
Public Comment
Francis Flannigan, 849 Foys Lake Road, stated this development will decrease the traffic on
Meridian because there will be two accesses to the bypass.
Richard Siderius, 395 Auction Road, president of Rails to Trails, remarked that they accept the
planning board's recommendations on the trail issue.
Chris Hall, 115 west Evergreen Drive, stated the real estate market is slowly recovering and
affordable housing is selling, but this developer is trying to squeeze more money out of his lots. He
asked that more thought be put into the houses and to hold this developer to a higher bar.
Hubert 'burner, president of Trigon Inc, 1053 Stillwater Road, gave a brief description of the
deviations requested from. the 2007 plat, and answered council questions.
Kenyon moved Resolution 5438, a resolution approving certain. revisions to the preliminary
plat of Willow Creek Subdivision, located within the north half of the north half of the south
half of Section 13, Township 28 North, Range 22 west, P. i. ., Flathead County, Montana
and described as certain tracts within. Certificate of Survey No. 18086. The motion was
seconded.
Council Discussion
Where was discussion on various conditions, particularly Ns 5, 19, and 62 concerning corner lots,
water rights, and park land.
afferrnan moved to have condition 62 reviewed before final plat of Phase 111. (Condition 62
reads as follows: "The water rights allocated to the developer, both surface and ground for the
entire 140 acre subdivision site, shall be transferred to the city with the filing of the third phase
of the subdivision to insure the orderly accounting of water rights and to protect the future
water needs of the city of Kalispell for its users.") The motion was seconded.
The motion carried unanimously upon roll call vote.
Haffernian moved to amend condition 19 as follows: I`
The corner of Park E surrounded by lots 422-430 shall be modified to incorporate the land in
the surrounding lots. The southern access trail to Duxbury Loop shall be moved east between.
lots 429 and 430. The revised park design shall be reviewed and approved by the Parrs and
Recreation Department prior to the final plat of phase 2." The motion was seconded.
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The motion failed upon roll call vote with Hafferman, Kluesner, and Mayor Fisher voting in
favor, and Atkinson, Gabriel, Kenyon, Larson, and Saverud voting against.
Kluesner moved to remove condition #5 (Corner lots under 6,000 square feet in size shall have
a minimum lot width at the front lot line of 45 feet for detached single family lots and 35 feet
for townhouse lots). The motion was seconded.
The motion carried upon roll call vote with Gabriel, Hafferman, Kluesner, Larson, Saverud,
Zauner, and Mayor Fisher voting in favor, and Atkinson and Kenyon voting against.
There was no further discussion.
The main motion, as amended twice, carried upon roll call vote with Gabriel, Hafferman,
Kluesner, Larson, Saverud, Zauner, and Mayor Fisher voting in favor, and Atkinson and
Kenyon voting against.
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Trigon, Inc. also requested that council approve an amended planned unit development for the
subdivision which encompasses approximately 140 acres.
Public Comment
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Saverud moved first reading of Ordinance 1678, an ordinance to amend Ordinance 1625,
which amended section 27.02.010, official zoning map, City of Kalispell Zoning Ordinance,
(Ordinance No. 1460), by zoning certain real property located within the north half of the
north half of the south half of Section 13, Township 28 north, Range 22 West, Flathead
County, Montana and described as certain tracts within Certificate of Survey No. 18086 and
more particularly described in Exhibit "All attached hereto (previously zoned County R-1,
Suburban Residential, and 1-2, Heavy Industrial) to City R-3 (Urban Single Family
Residential),, with a planned unit development overlay in accordance with the Kalispell
Growth Policy 2020, and to provide an effective date. The motion was seconded.
Council Discussion
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Hafferman moved to remove condition #5 (Corner lots under 6,000 square feet in size shall
have a minimum lot width at the front lot line of 45 feet for detached single family lots and 35
feet for townhouse lots). The motion was seconded.
The motion carried unanimously upon roll call vote.
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There was no discussion.
The main motion, as amended, carried unanimously upon roll call vote.
This agreement between the city and county approves the use of county CTBP appropriations to
complete the city's Woodland Connector Tram. In exchange, the city agrees to dedicate future CTBP
appropriations for the county's Conrad Drive Connector.
Baker gave a staff report and answered questions.
Public Comment
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Kenyon. moved council authorize the city manager to sign the agreement with Flathead County
dedicating $118,000 of CTEP allocation to the woodland. Connector Trail Phase III. The
motion was seconded..
Council Discussion
.Atkinson commented that this is a good cooperative agreement with the county and everyone is
going to grin.
The motion carried unanimously upon vote.
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The city council, on June 7, tabled the appointments for the nearly created Urban Renewal Agency
Board of Commissioners with a call for more applicants. Those applying for the board are: Rebecca
Bodnar, Suzanne Faubert, Bill Goodman, Phil Harris, Terry Kramer, Richard Kuhl, Torn. Lund, Scott
Mizner, Shannon Nalty, Darlene osorio-D.hor, Marc Rold, and Denise Smith.
Public Comment
Denise Smith, Flathead Business and Industry Association, 118 Main Street, stated many well
qualified people have applied for the board and indicated she is willing to step down from
consideration.
Gabriel moved to remove the Urban Renewal .Agency Board of Commissioners appointments
from the table. The notion was seconded.
The motion carried unanimously upon vote.
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Mayor Fisher recommended that Suzanne Faubert, Richard Kuhl, Toni. Lund, Shannon Nalty, and
Marc R.old be appointed to the Urban Renewal Agency Board of Commissioners.
Saverud moved council accept the Mayor's recommendation and appoint Suzanne Faubert,
Richard Kuhl, Tom Lund, Shannon Nalty and. Marc Rold to the Urban Renewal agency
Board of Commissioners. The motion was seconded..
The motion carried unanimously upon vote.
L. MAYORICOUNCILICITY MANAGER/REPORTS Action
Howington acknowledged the cooperation between the county and the city in oiling west Spring
Creek Road by Rebecca's Farm.
Howington announced the work session on July 12 will be a general discussion on the noise
ordinance and vicious animal ordinance.
Mayor Fisher complimented Public works and Howington for getting west Spring Creek Road
oiled, adding Rebecca's Farm is very grateful.
Mayor Fisher offered her sincere condolences to the Daily Inter Lake and the families of the plane
crash victims.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:13 p.m.
Theresa white
City Clerk
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