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Staff ReportsDEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING MEMORANDUM TO: CITY MANAGER BRUCE WILLIAMS, MAYOR DOUGLAS RAUTHE & CITY COUNCIL FROM: CRAIG KERZMAN, BUILDING OFFICIAL DATE: AUGUST, 1995 PERM AUG 1995 FEES RECEIVED 1995 PERMITS JANUARY TO DATE FEES REC JANUARY TODATE PERMIT FISCAL YEAR FEES REC FISCAL YR TO DATE Building 65 $30,298 339 $144,221 103 $45,054 Plan Review 25 12,333 120 53,292 40 18,696 Plumbing 29 2,493 208 18,800 55 5,196 Mechanical 38 2,583 285 16,763 78 5,098 Moving 1 350 6 1,000 1 600 TOTALS: 158 $48,057 958 $234,076 277 $74,644 August, 1995 Jan to Date Fiscal Year to Date CITY $3,003,230 20,223,774 $5,105,206 BUILDING COUNTY 2,506,385 7,587,820 3,231,824 VALUATION TOTAL $5,509,615 $27,811,594 $8,337,030 SEWER CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT FUND 22,330 176,925 44,730 WATER CONNECTION FEE 3,024 15,100 3,920 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT FEE 175 1 1,575 1 175 CAK/ak U) 0 LL 0 0 0 0 0 0 C) m 0 C) 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 LL a w w w m w m m m w m w w 0 w w r- 00 W — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 69. 1-: -: 1-: �� -: 1: 1-7 �z - �z -: IZ - -� R -2 r-- 61 v) U9, 0 to vi 0 09, V,, vi 6% v). 6�, m m Zr� Z"p cl CL U) CL fU 0 (D I:D LL ca C: C (D > co 04 r-cor_r_N 3:00 3: CN o 2 0 0 0 'a 'a 0 'a ca z cc cu w cc a) a) t,- 00 'a 3: CIJ a, m o < ~ 2 CO m m -5 tt= 5 E Lo E E E E 5 — U) (D o o 0 U) U) m 0 m U) 04 C) co m co m co co C, 0 — < r- 0) 00 Ln co cli N 0) Ul 9 -r-cucucccu C E E .9 E z rn o Q)d)O 0000000 WOW V) 0) ca In co 03 > E- a cl O CL CL > coo m 0 w U) CD 0 0 0 0 (N CO IM CO CN N < CD 0 Lo z z z z It .41 LO CO CO r— co V co C, C') v) C') m cc 0) Lr) cl) — 0) 10 IV a CO "t Lf) CO -a --d ;; ;; ;; Z; m m 10 E a. 71 w co 66 co CD CO C,4 co -.t 0 a w p o < Lo o r- m .2: a) U) -0 C) a M m m m m n m m - 0 — — — — — — — 0 = co t a c a c 06 o m o o o o = -�f i� -z z i� i� 2 0' o IL cq 0 4>) o o o o w w m CO �a m m a U) W 0 O co Or mz CL (L Q- 0- CL 0. 0- '05 co a co E '�Z (D C50) —co (U E cc C4 6 vi 6 6 L6 6 6 co C, m m m m in co m m co (D c 0 a) E E 0 0Oi CD 10 a E 0 M 0 (D 0 m U) (0 co U) CL 0 R 12 1211 2m ci xi =F C� xi z > m 0 >, , > a ca a o ca m = U) U) (0 U) (D w, m (n m LO 0 C13 F- E 5 cm -.d 0) Co.) (D 0 LL < a Q Q a a 1 1 5 1 5 5 5 Q a Q Q¢ Q a 5 V-,t -,t -,t LO LO LO LO Lo to �o to LO 'M D — — — — — — — — — — — — — <1 a 0 69 0 603� DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING COMMENTS FOR MONTH OF AUGUST, 1995 Building Activity Building permits were issued for 21 single family homes; 5 of which are townhouses. Two permits were for foundations which will have manufactured homes placed on them and 2 were for foundations that will have homes built on them. Construction of single family residences occurred mainly in South Meadows and Glacier Village Greens but homes are now being built in the recently approved Belmar subdivision. In the commercial arena, work started on several new projects. Perkins Restaurant by Shopko, Vann's Appliance Store near Evergreen School, Mountain Bank by Cottonwood Drive, Syth Business Park on Airport Road and more storage buildings at Meridian Mini Storage. Secondwind, Whitefish Credit Union, Big R, McDonald's, LDS Church, Montana Medical and Fernwell Apartments rebuild continue to progress. Zoning Five permits for a total of 12 signs were issued in August. Four sign violations were resolved; four more are being pursued. The zoning administrator attended a Land Use Law seminar in Missoula. General Building activity was down from last month and about 10% behind the level of 1994 In spite of the slight downturn, construction is still healthy. One need only look anywhere in and around Kalispell to see new construction or remodel work. Craig CAK/ak PERMIT NUMBER 95-262 GREG RAIN & COMPANY 1996 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE LOT 210 SOUTH MEADOWS SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCT A 904 SF, 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE GREG BAIN & COMPANY $55,596.00 95-263 GREG BAIN & COMPANY 2000 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE LOT 211 SOUTH MEADOWS SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCT A 1,005 SF 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE. GREG BAIN & COMPANY $61,807.00 95-265 RJS DEVELOPMENT 368 PONDEROSA STREET LOT 18 BUFFALO HEAD TOWNHOUSES CONSTRUCT A 1.460 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR WITH ATTACHED 484 --F GARAGE SELF $97,292.00 95-266 GARY COLLIER 351 2ND AVENUE WN LOT 7 BLOCK 240 KALISPELL ADDITION #6 CONSTRUCT A 576 SF BEDROOM/BASEMENT ADDITION TO EXISTING SFR. SELF $29,440.00 95-267 ROBERT RINKE 511 SOLBERG DRIVE LOT 3A BLOCK 3 SOLBERG ACRES CONSTRUCT FOUNDATION ONLY FOR MODULAR HOME MOVE ON'AND CONSTRUCT A PRIVATE DETACHED 576 SF GARAGE. SELF $11,168.00 95-268 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING 210 SUNNYVIEW LANE REMOVE EXISTING PARTITIONS AND SHELVING AND RELOCATE. MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $30,000.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-269 STEVEN KNOLL 844 TWO MILE DRIVE COS #12313 SW 1/4 S112 T28N R22W CONSTRUCT A 1898 SQUARE FEET CONCRETE FOUNDATION FOR A MONUFACTURED HOME STEVEN KNOLL $7,592.00 95-270 BITNEYS, INC. 118 EAST NICKLAUS PARCEL 2 A S29 R21 LOT 5A CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR NEW 2410 SF DUPLEX WITH ATTACHED 990 SF GARAGE SPACE. HUGH E. HOUSTON CONSTRUCTION $13,604.00 95-271 RANCH AND HOME SUPPLY 2300 HIGHWAY 93 SOUTH TRACT 3 S20 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT A 22,555 SF MASONRY RETAIL STRUCTURE. MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION $774,000.00 95-272 FRED MERRITT 775 4TH AVENUE WN -- N 12.5 FT LOT 12, LOT 13, S 12.5 FT LOT 14 BLOCK 9 CONSTRUCT A PRIVATE DETACHED 24 X 24, 576 SF GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB. DON TIMM $5,760.00 95-273 LOUISE SWANBERG, M.D. 610 7TH STREET EAST LOT 11 BLOCK 207 KALISPELL ADDN 3 CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS FOR OFFICE SPACE AND HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBILITY. HAMMERQUIST & CASALEGNO $5,000.00 95-274 VANN'S ELECTRONICS & APPLIANCE 2185 HIGHWAY 2 EAST LOT 28 EAST EVERGREEN AMENDED LOT B GLACIER BANK SUB/US GOVT LOT 2 S4 T28N R21 CONSTRUCT A 15,726 SF RETAIL SALES STORE. SWANK ENTERPRISES $581,422.00 95-275 JACK BARRETT 150 SHADY LANE E 1/2 SE 1/4 S4 T28N R21 MEADOW MANOR ADDITION CONSTRUCT FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR 110 CARPORTS ON PERMANENT FOUNDATIONS. SELF $443,520.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-276 BRANDING IRON RESTAURANT 1307 HIGHWAY 2 WEST BLK 4 GIBSON RESUBDIVISION REMODEL INTERIOR OF EXISTING RESTAURANT\STRUCTURE. GREG BAIN & COMPANY $28,700.00 95-277 BIGHORN DEVELOPMENT & HOMEBUILDERS 159 GREENBRIAR DRIVE LOT 22 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCT FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR A 850 SF SFR ON A FULL BASEMENT WITH A 504 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. SELF $5,200.00 95-278 MOUNTAINSIDE DEVELOPERS 335-1/2 6TH AVENUE WEST LOT 8 BLOCK 168 ADDITION NO. 1 CONSTRUCT A 1190 SF 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH 516 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. MOUNTAINSIDE DEVELOPERS $80,925.00 95-279 GARY BRUCE 391 VALLEY DRIVE CONSTRUCT A CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION ONLY FOR EXISTING SFR. TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $11,373.00 95-280 REX BOLLER 604 7TH AVENUE EAST LOT 1 BLOCK 184 KALISPELL ADD NO. 1 CONSTRUCT A 576 SF PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB. NORTH FORK BUILDERS $6,295.00 95-281 DONALD LANDON 140 WEST OREGON STREET LOT 12 BLOCK 240 KALISPELL TOWNSITE 1 CONSTRUCT A 816 SF PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB. SELF $8,160.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-282 ARICO, INC. 1940 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE LOT 201 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT 1,024 SF 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR WITH ATTACHED 288 SF ATTACHED GARAGE ON EXISTING CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION. ARICO, INC. $62,796.00 95-283 HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION 1835 NORTH BELMAR LOT 7 BELMAR ADDITION CONSTRUCT A 1,008 SF TWO BEDROOM, 1 RATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 440 SF ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE. HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION $68,592.00 95-284 HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION 1843 NORTH BELMAR LOT 9 BELMAR ADDITION CONSTRUCT A 1,008 SF TWO BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 440 SF ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE. HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION $68,592.00 95-285 HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION - 1851 NORTH BELMAR LOT 11 BELMAR ADDITION CONSTRUCT A 1,008 SF TWO BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 440 SF ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE. HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION $68,592.00 95-286 DAVID STONE 1146 4TH AVENUE EAST LOT 6 BLOCK 212 CONSTRUCT A PIER FOUNDATION FOR EXISTING PORCH. SELF $384.00 95-287 HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION 1839 NORTH BELMAR LOT 9 BELMAR ADDITION CONSTRUCT A 1008 SF TWO BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 440 SF ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION $68,592.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-288 STEVEN KNOLL 844 TWO MILE DRIVE COS #12313 SW 1/4 5112 T28N R22W CONSTRUCT A 24' X 30' DETACHED GARAGE WALT AYRES $7,200.00 95-289 ARICO, INC. 1971 BLUESTONE DRIVE LOT 60 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT A 1,151 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SINGLE STORY SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH 288 SF ATTACHED SINGLE CAR GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $75,106.00 95-291 ERNEST HELSETH 220 WEST NICKLAUS DRIVE LOT 190 GLACIER VILLAGE GREENS CONSTRUCT, 1,504 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 624 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. HUGH E. HOUSTON CONSTRUCTION $101,856.00 95-292 MAX RYAN 640 2ND AVENUE EAST INSTALL SHEET ROCK ON EXISTING FRAMING $2,000.00 95-293 MIKE & SARAH WINTER 300 PHEASANT DRIVE W 175' OF LOT 3 BLOCK 2 SOLBERG ACRES INSTALL DORMERS ON EXISTING HOUSE. SELF $2,700.00 95-294 RAY THOMPSON 1826 NORTH BELMAR LOT 5 BELMAR ADDITION CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION FOR A MANUFACTURED HOME AND CONSTRUCT A 576 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. $15,640.00 95-295 JERRY SYTH 1340 & 1342 AIRPORT ROAD TRACT 8D S18 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 1,900 SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION ONE OF SEVEN IN BUSINESS PARK AT 1310 AIRPORT ROAD. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $61,718.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-296 JERRY SYTH 1346 & 1348 AIRPORT ROAD TRACT 8D S18 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 1,900 SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION ONE OF SEVEN IN BUSINESS PARK AT 1310 AIRPORT ROAD. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $61,718.00 95-297 JERRY SYTH 1352 & 1354 AIRPORT ROAD TRACT 8D S18 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 1,900 SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION ONE OF SEVEN IN BUSINESS PARK AT 1310 AIRPORT ROAD. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $61,718.00 95-298 JERRY SYTH 1358 & 1360 AIRPORT ROAD TRACT 8D S18 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 1,900 SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION ONE OF SEVEN IN BUSINESS PARK AT 1310 AIRPORT ROAD. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $61,718.00 95-299 JERRY SYTH 1364 & 1366 AIRPORT ROAD TRACT 8D S18 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 1,900 SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION ONE OF SEVEN IN BUSINESS PARK AT 1310 AIRPORT ROAD. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $61,718.00 95-300 JERRY SYTH 1370 & 1372 AIRPORT ROAD TRACT 8D S18 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 1,900 SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION ONE OF SEVEN IN BUSINESS PARK AT 1310 AIRPORT ROAD. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $61,718.00 95-301 JERRY SYTH 1380 & 138E AIRPORT ROAD TRACT 6D S18 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 1,900 SF OFFICE/WAREHOUSE STRUCTURE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION ONE OF SEVEN IN BUSINESS PARK AT 1310 AIRPORT ROAD. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $61,718.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM O8/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-302 TIM HUNT 111 WESTVIEW DRIVE LOT 24 TWO MILE TRACTS PHASE II CONSTRUCT A 28' X 24' ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE ON PERMANENT FDN. REMODEL EXISTING GARAGE SPACE; FINISH WALLS, FRAME IN WOOD FLOOR. SELF $15,000.00 95-303 PERKINS RESTAURANT 1390 HIGHWAY 2 EAST PARCEL 2 SW4 S4 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT A SINGLE STORY, 5,014 SF RESTAURANT ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. $287,573.00 95-304 JUNIPER BEND DEVELOPMENT CORP. 143 JUNIPER BEND DRIVE LOT 11-B JUNIPER BEND PHASE III CONSTRUCT 2,430 SF 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH TOWNHOUSE AND 451 GARAGE ON EXISTING FOUNDATION. JUNIPER BEND INC. $146,210.00 95-305 JUNIPER BEND DEVELOPMENT CORP. 149 JUNIPER BEND DRIVE LOT 11-A JUNIPER BEND PHASE III CONSTRUCT A 2,430 SF 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH TOWNHOUSE WITH 451 SF ATTACHED GARAGE ON EXISTING FOUNDATION. JUNIPER BEND INC. $146,210.00 95-306 MOUNTAIN BANK 100 EAST COTTONWOOD DRIVE CONSTRUCT A 7,212 SF SINGLE STORY WOOD FRAMED STRUCTURE WITH A 5,376 BASEMENT. HIGH COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT $845,284.00 95-307 CHERYL STIFFLER 363 4TH AVENUE EAST NORTH LOT 8 BLOCK 6 DUNCAN'S ADDITION CONSTRUCT A 1,388 SF ADDITION TO EXISTING SFR; 2 BEDROOMS, 1 BATH ON A FULL BASEMENT. KEVIN ROSNOFF $51,009.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM O8/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-308 GORDON KIEFER 415 WEST UTAH STREET REPLACE ROOF SHINGLES, UNDERLAYMENT FOR ATTACHED GARAGE. SELF $2,000.00 95-309 KRISTY RAE LOIACONO 441 SYLVAN DRIVE. LOT 4 6 SOUTH OF LOT 3 BLK3 CONSTRUCT A 8' X 13' FRONT PORCH ADDITION TO EXISTING SFR SELF $1,995.00 95-310 CLAUDE GUSTAFSON 190 WEST NICKLAUS DRIVE LOT 205 PHASE IV CONSTRUCT A 1400 SF 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 624 SF 2 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE RUSS PARMALEE $95,460.00 95-311 LOIS FERRELL 625 3RD AVENUE WEST RECONSTRUCT EXISTING FLOOR FRAMING ON REAR PORTION OF SFR. TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $1,998.00 95-313 FAIRWAY BLVD. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION BUILDING A FAIRWAY BLVD CONSTRUCT A 1,000 SF STORAGE BUILDING WITH REMOVABLE ROOF ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. JIM MEYERS $8,000.00 95-314 FAIRWAY BLVD. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION BUILDING B FAIRWAY BLVD CONSTRUCT A 1,000 SF STORAGE BUILDING WITH REMOVABLE ROOF ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. JIM MEYERS $8,000.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 00/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-315 FAIRWAY BLVD. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION BUILDING C FAIRWAY BLVD CONSTRUCT A 1,000 SF STORAGE BUILDING WITH REMOVABLE ROOF ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. JIM MEYERS $8,000.00 95-316 BILL CRANE 1209 6TH AVENUE WEST TRACT 8T14 SW4 SE4 S18 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT A 12' X 24.5 ' ADDITION ONTO BACK OF HOUSE AND AN 8' X B' PORCH ON FRONT. OUELLETTE CONSTRUCTION $22,017.00 95-317 MARK & VALERIE GIBSON 2042 SOUTH MEADOWS DRIVE LOT 6 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT AN ATTACHED 21' X 28' ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. SELF $9,114.00 95-318 ROBERT & PAMELA BERRY 343 SOUTH MAIN STREET LOT 13 & 14 BLK 65 KO REMODEL INTERIOR OF EXISTING SERVICE STATION INTO A CONVENIENCE STORE/GAS STATION. WHITEFISH BUILDERS $65,000.00 95-319 ELMER MARTIN 1015 1ST AVENUE EAST LOT 14,15,16 BLK 134 KO CONSTRUCT A 24' X 24' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONO -SLAB WITH A 8' X 24' COVERED PORCH WALT AYERS $7,680.00 95-320 ARICO INC. 1969 BLUESTONE DRIVE LOT 59 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT A 988 SF 3 BEDROOM 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 288 SF SINGLE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE ARICO, INC $65,082.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 95-321 BRANDON HOOPER 935 8TH AVENUE EAST LOT 8 BLOCK 255 ADDITION 8 CONSTRUCT A 20' X 25' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A CONCRETE MONOLITHIC SLAB. BW HOOPER $5,000.00 95-322 SUSAN & MICHAEL KEEDE 348 HARRISON BLVD IT 38 PARK VIEW TERRACE CONSTRUCT A 24' X 24' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB. RICHARD ROSSOW $5,760.00 95-323 DAVID S. & CHARLOTTE S. DAVIS 1044 1ST AVENUE EAST IT 11 & 12 BLK 133 KAL ORIG REMOVE EXISTING GARAGE; CONSTRUCT NEW 26' X 26' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB. RON OUELLETTE $6,760.00 95-324 BITNEYS, INC. ` 122 EAST NICKLAUS LOT 5B GLACIER VILLAGE PHASE IV CONSTRUCT 1,210 SF SINGLE STORY, 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH TOWNHOUSE WITH 495 SF ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE AND 10'X 18' UNCOVERED DECK ON EXISTING FDN. HUGH E. HOUSTON CONSTRUCTION $76,725.00 95-325 BITNEYS, INC. 116 EAST NICKLAUS PARCEL 2 A S29 R21 LOT 5A CONSTRUCT A 1,228 SF SINGLE STORY 2 BDRM, 2 BATH, TNHSE, WITH 1,228 SF UNFNSHD BSMT, 495 SF TWO CAR GARAGE, PLUS 10'X18 UNCOVERED DECK. HUGH E. HOUSTON CONSTRUCTION $92,568.00 95-326 LEONARD ANDERSON 110 EAST EVERGREEN DRIVE LOT 28 EAST EVERGREEN MOBILE PARK CONSTRUCT A 10' X 20' ADDITION TO EXISTING CARPORT. SELF $1,600.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 08/01/95 TO 08/31/95 PERMIT NUMBER 95-327 PAUL JONES 1320 2ND AVENUE EAST TRACT 5FA IN SW4 SW4 S27 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 52'X 40' STORAGE BUILDING ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. RAY SESSIONS $35,360.00 95-328 WILLIAM HAMMER 2334 MISSION WAY NORTH LOT 30 MISSION VILLAGE PHASE IV CONSTRUCT A DETACHED 24' X 30' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A CONCRETE MONOLITHIC SLAB. SELF $7,200.00 95-329 MERIDIAN MINI STORAGE/MERIDIAN CAR WASH 173 MERIDIAN ROAD T2 S7 T28N R21W KALISPELL LUMBER ADDITION NO. 50 CONSTRUCT PHASE II (3 BUILDINGS TOTAL 104 UNITS) 40' X 140' BUTLER BUILDING ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION; 5600 SF EACH. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS $262,080.00 TOTALS: $5,509,615.00 Telephone (406) 752-6600 FAX (406) 752-6639 Post Office Box 1997 Zip 59903-1997 Incorporated 1892 1 W ; 'I ACTIVITY REPORT Se-1-mber 1995 TO: Bruce Williams, City Manager Douglas Rauthe, Mayor City Council Members FROM: Mike Baker, Parks Director RE: September Activity Report DATE: September 28, 1995 -t Parrs Depart. - Ken Ba>uska, Foreman: Public Request Work Orders: September -- 47 Park crews landscaped the new Lawrence Park rest rooms, crack sealed and painted Hawthorn and Northridge Tennis Courts, installed conduit at Lawrence Park rest room, and sodded Lion Park Pavilion. in addition the following work activities, separate from the work orders listed above, were performed for the month of September 1995: - aerate numerous Parks; - remove ball field home run fences; - assist with boring of Woodland Park Lagoon outlet; - microbe fertilize Laker Field and Archie Roe; - prepare Woodland Park for All -State Track meet; - prune boulevard trees on 5th Ave East for Sewer Project; - cleaned right-of-way obstructions, alleys and boulevards; - chip branches from boulevard trees, and alleys; - attend safety meeting; - irrigate Lawrence Park landscaping; - close Bruckhauser Pool; - mow several times Laker, Archie Roe, Woodland Park, Depot Park, Northridge, Thompson, Lions, Airport, Daley, Heritage, Meridian, Lawrence, Sunset, Grandview, Park View, Helen O'Neil and Haven Parks; - mow right-of-ways, etc., at Weatherford, Indian Trail, Sylvan Road, Armory Well, Treatment Plant, lift stations, Dry Bridge Park, N. Meridian, W. Arizona St., Golf Course, Mission St., and various vacant lots; - irrigation repair, maintenance and operation; - wash Linderman tennis courts; Douglas Rauthe Mayor Bruce Williams City Manager City Council Members: Gary W. Nystul Ward I Cliff Collins Ward I Barbara Moses Ward II Dale Haarr Ward II Jim Atkinson Ward III Lauren Granmo Ward III Pamela B. Kennedy Ward IV M. Duane Larson Ward IV Mr. Bruce Williams Mayor Douglas Rauthe City Council Members September 28, 1995 Page 2 daily watering of downtown flower pots, trash pick-up and bathroom cleaning. 4 Recreation Depart. - C. Bohannan/J. Reese, Recreation Coordinators: The excitement this month includes two new, national events: Canine Friskees Frisbee Contest and Punt, Pass & Kick. The winner of the Canine contest is traveling to San Francisco to attend the regional finals. Also, the Punt, Pass & Kick finalists will be heading off to Boulder, Montana, for the Western Sectional Competition. Additional activities include the two- day City Tennis Tournament, the start of Dance and Photography Classes, and Fall Senior Activities. Program Canine Friskees Frisbee Contest Tennis Tournament Punt, Pass & Kick Photography Class Dance Class Senior Activities Participants Participant Hours 13 dogs/75-100 spectators 226 56 participants 1,176 45 participants 90 11 participants 99 27 participants 360 82 participants 2,952 Additional Recreation Department activities include routine administrative work of answering phone, program organization, refunds, marketing and contracted services vouchers, correspondence and advertising. Activity calendar attached. Administrative -Michael Baker & Donna Worth: Airport Advisory Board: Meetings every fourth Wednesday of the month to organize and evaluate the City Airport for future advancement. Lawrence Park: Landscape construction completed with the irrigation system installed and seed applied. ISTEA: Woodland Park D.R.E.A.M. trail bid should receive final approval for construction this Fall '95. North Main trail is in pre -construction design, and preliminary design meetings are underway for the Meridian Trail. Baseball Complex: Informative meetings - being held - estimates complete. Lawrence Park Rest Room: The new rest room in Historic Lawrence Park near completion. Sewer hookup being completed in September'95. Lawrence Park Pavilion: Friends of Lawrence Park started construction. Respectfully submitted, Michael Baker, C.L.P. Director, Parks and Recreation MB/dlw N H !•� N GJ :. oL� N -1 O G G F' tt G � G rt C7 01 N to F i OD F-A I✓ A N to m N F-� N UI Ch '''•a'irii''! MiT IXI <' .............. ................... ...............:...: J O W ?a .. r0 C7 G W CA (D N CD O G CD (D N 1-4G m U] (D N A �L p w in +7 G (D O�l rt (l 0::1 H F O ri O F o rt r G F o rt O t h i' O (D L4 H O (D ti O to O (n tt O LQ 'o O H- n O UQ G G a 0 F- tt W F- F- Fa W CZ i-3 W (GD x SL Q O F-3 T3 W G' Cn cn Fi nj F `C3 G (D H R t 'CJ G ke� N• N W (D 'z1 G K G 'Zi tt Fl- ro N i cn I (D I I Sp N Ln co I -A 'i2#IIII�R +c�i'. W N H I-+ n o w N O W H (D G 01 O W G G O G G W rt F (D G ti G N Cn (D rr rat O F�- rt Cr (D PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPORT September 1995 / i : ► / Irc"r- -125 Work Orders issued -9 Emergency Callouts recorded -81 Line locate requests received -Received new computers and printer and installation is underway -Conducted Powerline Safety Class for all Dept. Field personnel -Susan Steinberg resigned her position as Administrative Coordinator on September 25, 1995 for personal reasons. Her excellent service to this department and it's many subdepartments will be greatly missed along with the personal loss of a loyal and good friend. C. CENTRAL GARAGE (Jim Snell) -141 repair orders were completed during the month of September -Police ........................................ 33 -Parks ........................................ 25 -WT/WW/SW.................................. 10 -Garbage ...................................... 11 -Street ........................................ 37 -PW/BD/CD/TSS ............................... 13 -Fire ......................................... 12 -Leaf loader ready for season -Installed rebuilt rear engine on 1977 Mobile sweeper -Installed new wheel balancer; waiting for factory rep to come and approve installation -New tires on front of ST300 & SW241 -Utilizing antifreeze recycler -Continue to issue Excavation Permits -Completed Boring Project at Woodland Park for pond maintenance -5th Avenue East Sewer Project construction began September 18 -Topographic Surveys and Preliminary Design for Windward Way/North Meridian Road Project Continues -City Special Assessment updates for 1995 was completed for property tax roll -Calculating roof areas of buildings in downtown area discharging stormwater into the Sanitary Sewer System OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE A. WATER PUMPING STORAGE DI TRI ZITION (Ben Van Dyke) -Continued maintenance of all pumps, motors, reservoirs, grounds and controls for the water supply system. -Produced 95,843,000 gallons of water, 22,084,000 gallons in the upper zone and 73,759,000 gallons in the lower zone. -Injected 34 pounds of chlorine at Lawrence Park pump station. -Replaced monitor screen for Buffalo Hill Telemetry System -Attended Safety meeting on Power lines by PP&L -Assisted DNRC with pump test on new test well at FVCC -Taped discharge pipes for meter calibration -Began calibrating flow meters with Marshall McBirney Flow Meter -Assisted field crews with taps, shut offs, etc. B. SEWER EA ,I .ITIF, S', LIFT STATIONS COLLECTION ( Vic Schroeder) -Weekly general maintenance continues at fourteen lift stations -Video and jet cleaning operations continue -Installed sewer force line for Lawrence Park -Installed Manhole for Woodland Park drain under Conrad Drive -Pumped Woodland and Lawrence Park holding tank -Cleaned storm drains and catch basins C. SOLID WASTE COLLECTION/DISPOSAL (Jack Fournier) ALLEY CLEAN IIP. -Delivered (twenty- three) 100 gallon containers, (five) 300 gallon containers and (one) 400 gallon container - 29 total -Weekly garbage service continues -Alley clean up continues -Repaired three 300 gallon containers and one 400 gallon container -Responded to 27 violations - Assembling 100 gallon Roto containers -Training transferred employee Allen Elston as an operator C I� -9I rr� ► ►,� A. ST E . , CURBS, GUTTERS, ALLEYS (Leonard Hogan) -Sweeping & flushing of city streets & state highways -Alley grading ongoing -Backfilling and landscaping of boulevards on Overlay Project continues -U-cuts and patching ongoing as needed -Prepped and paved Fairway Blvd approach -Assisted with surveying G.I.S. project -Paved gutterlines on 2nd Ave West between 9th & loth Streets -Paved 5th Ave at 2nd St. East -Hauled excess dirt from college to Lawrence Park for Parks Department -Tac & filled area on Glenwood -Reconstructed Parkway; widened, added flow line for paving -Repaired sewer cut out at 2nd St. & 3rd Ave East -Installed (2) 12,000 gal. de-icer tanks (Randy Vickhammer) -Work order and complaint resolution continues -Cleaning and exercising valves ongoing -Assisted Ben with (two) 12" X 1" taps -Assisted Vic with a 6" X 2" sewer tap at Lawrence Park -Meter repair and replacement ongoing -Attended Powerline Safety Class -Repaired 8" Bell Joint at West Wyoming & 2nd St. WN -Dug trench for underground power to new de-icer tanks C. SIGNALS, SIGNS STRIPING SERyIC' (Jerry Diegel) -Continued general maintenance on traffic signals, signs, meters, decorative lights, alley lights, special lighting, airport runway lights, barricading, banners and sight obstructions -Replaced pipe threader and stand -Continuing yellow painting of curbs -Responded to controller failure in Bigfork at Hwy 93 & Grand Avenue for MDOT -Incident report filed with Public Works regarding burglary in our building, numerous tools taken approximate value $1,200 -Completed striping on 1 st Ave. East from R/R North to Montana. -Barricaded for Detention Officers convention at Lions Park -Assisted in modification of Idaho & Meridian; added right turn lane -Painted crosswalks by the hospital -Painted 30 Minute spaces in downtown area for KPC PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT ACTIVITY REPORT September 1995 Joanne Emrick The Plant Operators received training on maintenance of the Lift Station pumps from the Gorman Rupp Technical Representative. In the three years that this Plant has been in operation, the three main Lift Station pumps have each accumulated 10,000 hours and the (3) pumps were pumping a total of 3 5 hours per day. After doing the maintenance procedures, the 3 pumps now run a total of 24 hours/day, for a savings of 11 hours/day. In the course of a year 4000 hours of pump running time will be saved. We are solving the Headworks gas alarm problem. The air bubbler system for the Evergreen system was shut off " by Evergreen just to see what would happen." We started experiencing hydrogen sulfide levels that were high and dangerous, and hydrogen sulfide mixes with oxygen to form a very corrosive acid that eats away at equipment. At our request, Evergreen has turned back on the air bubbler and we are testing the hydrogen sulfide levels. Their air system is expensive for them to run and we don't want excess air in the waste, so we are aiming for the minimum amount of air that will get rid of the hydrogen sulfide alarms. Every 6 months we are required to pass a "toxicity" test on the Plant effluent. The test is ., performed using 2 species of very small fish. We passed on one species of fish, but failed on the other. We will repeat the test on October 11. This is the first time since the Plant started operation three years ago that we have failed the test. If we fail again, there is a procedure in our Permit to determine what is "toxic" in the effluent. Joe's Radiator Shop reported that they had improved housekeeping procedures and made some changes in their operation, they asked us to retest their discharge for lead. The Sewer Department flushed their line the day before a sample was taken. The excess lead problem in our sludge is being worked on. We are waiting for the results. The flow through the Plant for September was 47 million gallons. We had only a trace of rain recorded during this period. Incorporated 1892 Telephone (406) 758-7700 FAX (406) 758-7758 Post Office Box 1997 Zip 59903-1997 October 2, 1995 Mr. Marvin Dye, Director Montana Department of Transportation Post Office Box 201001 .Helena, MT 59520-1001 Dear Mr. Dye: It is the intent of this letter to formally protest the Department of Transportation's decision to drop the reconstruction of U.S. 93 from Somers to Kalispell from the State Transportation Improvements Program originally scheduled for construction in 1998. We are concerned about a couple of issues related to the handling of this matter. First, we were requested to comment on STIP via a letter from your department dated August 21. The letter indicated that comments concerning STIP needed to be submitted to the department.by September 15. Because of the short time frame in which to comment, we immediately reviewed the draft STIP furnished us by the D.O.T. Our review found no change in status for all segments of the U.S. 93 project, including the Somers to Kalispell section. Since all seemed to be in order, we did not see a necessity to comment. However, we now learn that after the comment period expired, the Somers to Kalispell project was dropped from the program schedule and will not be considered again until sometime after the year 2000. For your information, to our knowledge, no local public officials were notified of the state's plans to drop this important segment of the U.S. 93 project from the STIP which, because of the importance of this project, should have happened as a simple courtesy. We found out about the situation from our legislator, Roger Somerville, who was informed by Transportation Engineer Jeffrey Ebert. Had Mr. Somerville not asked for a copy of the STIP, we would probably still not have known of the change, because our copy did not include the change as Mr. Somerville's copy did. Regardless of the reasons for failing to communicate, the fact remains that terrible injustice has been done by those responsible for this decision. Douglas Rauthe Mayor Bruce Williams City Manager City Council Members: Gary W. Nystul Ward I Cliff Collins Ward I Barbara Moses Ward It Dale Haarr Ward 11 Jim Atkinson` Ward III Lauren Granny Ward III Pamela B. Kennedy Ward IV M. Duane Larson Ward IV We feel this decision is unacceptable and request that this project be placed back into the STIP for 1998 construction. We look forward to hearing your favorable response in this regard. Sincerely, r Douglas D. Rauthe Mayor City of Kalispell DDR/ksk p.c.: Kalispell City Council City Manager Bruce Williams Chamber of Commerce Senator Max Baucus Senator Conrad Burns Governor Marc Racicot Senator Bob Brown Senator John Harp Senator Larry Baer Senator Arnie A Mohl Representative Bob Keenan Representative Paul Sliter Representative Jack Herron Representative Rober Somerville Representative William Boharski Representative Marjorie Fisher Representative Douglas Wagner Representative Susan Smith