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Staff ReportsTelephone (406) 758-7700 FAX (406) 758-7758 Post Office Box 1997 Kalispell, Montana Zip 59903-1997 m Incorporated 1892 PARKS ` RECREATIOTI REPORT August 996 Al Thelen, Interim City Manager Douglas Rauthe, Mayor City Council Members Mike Baker, Parks Director August Activity Report September 5, 1996 Park and Recreation Highlights: • NuPac received Council's approval for award of the North Main/Lawrence Park ISTEA Trail. • Historic Lawrence Park Pavilion installed by "Day Breakers Rotary." Finished value: $6,000.00 • Received four design proposals for the Kalispell Athletic Complex. • Rider Rally Convention at Depot Park and Lion's Park (900+ Bikes & People) • Schedule control programs with County Weed Control for City owned areas. • The following activity report highlights the programs that the Recreation Department offered throughout this very active month. Parks Department - Ken Bauska, Foreman: - move Pavilion materials to Historic Lawrence Park; - lay sod at Daley Fields and Soccer fields; - weed and irrigate flower beds at City Hall, Woodland Park, Depot Park, and Woodland Hill Island; - finish staining Lawrence Park Pavilion; - repair Formal Garden at Woodland Park; - mow & weedwhip 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 -- irrigation maintenance and repair at Laker Field, Soccer Fields, Lawrence Park, Woodland Park, Washington and Ponderosa Parks Archie Roe, Thompson, Depot, Ponderosa, Lions, remove hazardous branches from Urban Forest. Douglas Rauthe Mayor Clarence W. Krepps City Manager City Council Members: Gary W. Nystul Ward I Cliff Collins Ward I Norbert F. Donahue Ward II Dale Haarr Ward II Jim Atkinson Ward III Lauren Granmo Ward ill Pamela B. Kennedy Ward IV M. Duane Larson Ward IV Mr. Al Thelen Mayor Douglas Rauthe City Council Members September 5, 1996 Page 2 Recreation Depart. - C. Bohannan & R. Stephens, Recreation Coordinators: August weather cooperated and registrations were up. Trail Hikers and Rock Climbers were active exploring trails and rock cliffs. Seniors were busy hiking the trails, relaxing on boat rides, and living it up on Wild West Wagon Ride cookout. Routine Monthly Duties: - Vouchers, Marketing, Administrative work, answering phones, assisting participants, taking registrations. Activity Calendar is attached. Activily Participants Participant Hours Tennis 45 400 hrs Pick-Nic in the Park 1,900 1,900 hrs Paper Mache 3 18 hrs Senior Hike Avalanche Lake 15 120 hrs Senior Hike Geiger Lake 22 176 hrs Senior Barbecue Social 20 60 hrs Senior Wild Wild West 31 77 hrs Senior Hike Link Lake 29 232 hrs Senior Hike Holland Lake 39 312 hrs Senior Hidden Lake/St Mary 37 296 hrs Saddle Sores 6 54 hrs Adventure Camp 48 2,160 hrs Leap and Learn Camp 24 600 hrs Camp Discovery 55 2,475 hrs Trail Ride Camp 12 108 hrs Suba Diving 8 96 hrs Kayaking 2 16 hrs Senior Softball 18 288 hrs Totals 4,758 8,290 hrs. Mr. Al Thelen Mayor Douglas Rauthe City Council Members September 5, 1996 Page 3 Administrative -Michael Baker & Donna Worth: ISTEA: Construction in full force on the Woodland Park D.R.E.A.M. Preparing submittal for Phase III. Signed Construction Agreement with NuPac for the North Main/Lawrence Park trail. Submitted Phase H and it has been approved by M.D.T.; preliminary design has been completed for the Meridian Trait. Working on submittal for construction phase. Baseball Complex: Received four proposals from prospective consultants for design of the Kalispell Athletic Complex. Will submit recommendation to Council on September 9. Lawrence Park Rest Room: Sewer and water hookup complete. Airport Advisory Board: Received Aeronautics Aide Assistance. Airport layout Plan submitted to City. Dates: Canine Frisbee Disc Championships - Woodland Park - September 7 Kalispell City Tennis Tournament - September 7 & 8 MRPA Conference - Missoula - September 22, 23, 24 Punt, Pass & Kick - September 28 Senior Yaak Tour - September 10 Fall Color Tour - September 26 Respectfully submitted, Michael Baker, C.L.P. Director, Parks and Recreation MB/dlw A1+ariiman+ _ ®rticritiac C"alr�»riar DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING MEMORANDUM TO: CITY MANAGER CLARENCE KREPPS, MAYOR DOUGLAS RAUTHE & CITY COUNCIL FROM: CRAIG KERZMAN, BUILDING OFFICIAL DATE: JULY, 1996 RE: PERMIT REPORT PERM JULY 1996 FEES RECEIVED JULY, 1996 PERMITS JANUARY TO DATE FEES REC JANUARY TO DATE PERMIT FISCAL YEAR FEES REC FISCAL YR TO DATE Building 63 $22,486 285 $108,377 63 $22,486 Plan Review 16 8,497 88 32,932 16 8,497 Plumbing 37 2,340 182 15,177 37 2,340 Mechanical 37 2,451 239 13,461 37 2,451 Moving 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS: 153 $35,774 794 $169,947 153 $35,774 BUILDING VALUATION July, 1996 Jan to Date Fiscal Year to Date CITY $578,062 $11,951,754 $578,062 COUNTY $3,142,062 $7,703,119 $3,142,0621 TOTAL $3,720,124 $19,654,873 $3,720,124 SEWER CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT FUND $29,712 $63,641 $29,712 WATER CONNECTION FEE $14,840 $44,576 $14,840 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT FEE $1,050 1 $2,800 1 $1,050 CAK/ak DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING COMMENTS FOR MONTH OF JULY, 1996 Building Activity: Permits were issued for two dozen single family homes. South Meadows, Meadow Park and Glacier Village Greens had most of the activity. Permits were issued for seven foundations upon which mobile homes will be placed. One multi -family foundation permit was issued for a four-plex at Indian Trail and Highway 93 North. Flathead Christian School obtained their permit to build their 20,000 s.f. gymnasium and classroom building. Summit Spas is building a new building along MT Hwy 35 and the Town Pump on West Idaho is adding a gaming room to the East end of their existing building. Zoning: There were six variance requests heard in the month of July. Two of the requests were tc encroach into a required yard setback area. Both of these requests were granted. The third request was to construct a garage in a front yard and to encroach into the front yard setback. The request to build in the front yard was granted but the request to encroach into required yard setback area was denied. There were three sign permits issued in July. 1. American Express Financial Services (St. & Main Building) 2. Finely Done (831 St. Ave. EN) 3. St. Matthews Church (601 St. Ave. West) Two neighborhood meetings were held with the residents of the South Woodland/Green acres area to discuss a neighborhood plan for their area and to answer questions regarding the proposed annexation of this area. These meetings were conducted by Narda Wilson with the Flathead Regional Development Office, with the help of various city staff, including Diana Roche, Zoning Administrator, John Wilson and Rene Nelson, Public Works Department. The Zoning Administrator has been working on both the proposed Greenacres and Evergreen annexation proceedings. In addition, the Zoning Administrator has been working on various projects that come through the Site Development Review Committee and making site visits to these areas. EOM Comments July, 1996 Page 2 General: More water connection fees were prepaid. 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SELF $22,710.00 96-227 DAVE WHITFORD 187 BIRCH DRIVE TR 2BAJB S4 T28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 22' X 26' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC SLAB FDN. NORTHFORK BUILDERS $5,720.00 96-228 GREG RAIN & COMPANY 189 BUFFALO STAGE LOT 71 BUFFALO STAGE PHASE II CONSTRUCT A TWO STORY, 2304 SF SFR WITH FULL UNFINISHED BASEMENT AND 484 TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. GREG BAIN & COMPANY $111,902.00 96-229 DENNIS ALEXANDER 170 WEST NICKLAUS LOT 214 VILLAGE GREENS PH. IV CONSTRUCT A 1449 SF 2 BDRM, 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH 576 SF ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE. RON PLATKEY $98,345.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER ------------- 96-230 GLACIER INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 347 WEST IDAHO LOT 7 BLOCK 9 INTERIOR REMODEL OF EXISTING SPACE. PETE GIMMERSPM $11,000.00 96-231 TOWN PUMP 445 WEST IDAHO STREET LTS 7, 8, 9 & 10 BLK 10 KAL ORIG CONSTRUCT A 26' X 44' ADDITION TO EXISTING STRUCTURE BIG TIMBER CONSTRUCTION $65,250.00 96-232 VICTOR HANSON 146 BERNARD RD LOT 3 BLK 2 BERNARD PARK S3 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A TRAILER HOUSE, AND GARAGE ALPINE BUILDERS $9,600.00 96-233 JOHN SHUPERT 428 9TH AVENUE WEST t LOT 4 BLK 172 KAL ADDN #1 REPLACE EXISTING FAILING FOUNDATION WITH FULL BASEMENT FOUNDATION. TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $9,500.00 96-234 MENTAL HEALTH 909 5TH AVENUE EAST LOT 11 BLK 207 KALISPELL ADDN NO. 3 REPLACE BASEMENT EXIT AND COVER. MINI DOLLAR CONSTRUCTION $5,227.00 96-235 NW HEALTHCARE-KALISPELL REGIONAL HOSPITAL 310 SUNNYVIEW LANE FLATHEAD HEALTH CENTER ADDN CONSTRUCT AN INTERIOR PARTITION AND DOORWAY WITH NON-COMBUSTIBLE CONSTRUCTION. SELF $800.00 96-236 PATRICK LALLY & 2593 HIGHWAY 2 EAST TRACT 2 NE4 NE4 S33 T29N R21W INSTALL INTERIOR PARTITIONS AND MEZZANINE SELF $15,000.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER 96-237 DIAMOND AIRE 1893 AIRPORT ROAD NW 1/2 S20 T28N R21W INTERIOR PARTITIONS AND ENTRY WAY DIAMOND AIRE $3,300.00 96-238 ROBERT RINKE 182 NICHOLSON DRIVE LOT 4 BLK 2 LAKE PARK VILLAGE CONSTRUCT FOUNDATION FOR A 26' X 60' MOBILE HOME. SELF $6,020.00 96-239 SILVERWOOD DEVELOPMENT/SUMMIT SPAS 1725 MONTANA HIGHWAY 35 LOT 9 ELK 5 BERNARD PARK LOT 5 BUILD A 6,400 S.F. SINGLE STORY BUILDING FOR RETAIL USE & OFFICE SPACE. BEAR CONSTRUCTION $202,745.00 96-240 ROB & LAUREL ARDIS 701 CONRAD DRIVE SEC 9 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT A 2,064 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, TWO STORY SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION. LCR CONSTRUCTION $126,936.00 96-241 DON TIMM 42 EAST NICKLAUS LOT 27 VILLAGE GREENS PHASE 2 CONSTRUCT A 3,513 SF SFR ON A FULL UNFINISHED BASEMENT'WITH ATTACHED 662 SF GARAGE. SELF $156,000.00 96-242 HARP LINE CONSTRUCTION 2214 HWY 2 EAST LOT 7AC SE1/3 SW1/4 S22 T29 R21 CONSTRUCT A 3,200 S.F. ADDITION TO EXISTING SHOP. TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION INC. $58,649.00 96-243 THOMAS W. CLAM 36 10TH AVENUE WEST LOT 5 BLK 17 WESTERN ADDITION S18 R28 R21 CONSTRUCT A 10' X 10' DECK ATTACHED TO HOUSE. SELF $800.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER 96-244 ARICO, INC. 1942 BLUESTONE LOT 134 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT A NEW SINGLE FAMILY 988 S.F. RESIDENCE WITH 288 S.F. SINGLE CAR ATTACHED GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $65,226.00 96-245 ARICO, INC. 1947 BLUESTONE LOT 53 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT THE CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION FOR NEW 864 S.F. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE WITH 288 S.F. ATTACHED SINGLE CAR GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $5,040.00 96-246 ARICO, INC. 1943 BLUESTONE LOT 52 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT THE CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION FOR NEW 1180 S.F. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE WITH 460 S.F. ATTACHED SINGLE CAR GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $6,755.00 96-247 ELVIS HILLIARD 1282 HWY 2 EAST 4UB 4-28-21 (SKYLINE MEATS) CONVERT EXISTING USE AND INSTALL NEW RESTROOM FACILITIES. SELF $500.00 96-248 MIKE BARRETT 155 SHADY LANE DRIVE LOT 3 NW4 S10 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION FOR 1,400 SF ADDITION TO EXISTING STRUCTURE, PLUS 540 S.F. DRIVE THRU SECTION. TREWEEK CONSTRUCTION $3,780.00 96-249 GENESIS 701 N. MERIDIAN LOT 1 LLOYDS ADDITION CONSTRUCT A 12' X 16' 192 SF BUILDING ON PERMANENT FOUNDATION. SELF $6,082.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 96-250 WALDIMAR NEUMANN 516 MAPLE DRIVE LOT 18 BLOCK 2 S22 T29 R21 CONSTRUCT A PERMANENT FOUNDATION FOR 14' X 70' MOBILE HOME. SELF $5,600.00 96-251 VERLIN COLEMAN 1908 5TH AVENUE EAST LOT 2 ARNDT-WALKER SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCT A 1,050 SF TWO BEDROOM, 1 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH ATTACHED 440 SF GARAGE. SELF $72,010.00 96-252 SCHOOL DISTRICT #5 205 NORTHWEST LANE S1 T28 R22 CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS WALLS IN EXISTING OFFICE AREA. ROBERT ROSS CONSTRUCTION $10,000.00 96-253 FLATHEAD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 1251 WILLOW GLEN DRIVE TR1 COS NO 10683 CONSTRUCT A NEW 19,888 SF GYM & CLASSROOMS USING STAR BUILDING SYSTEMS. GLEN DYCK $1,000,459.00 96-254 BUFFALO HEAD PROPERTIES 91, 93, 95, 97 INDIAN TRAIL TRACT 2DCD NE4 S6 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT 336 L.F. OF CONCRETE FOOTING AND FOUNDATION WALL FOR A 4-PLEX FOUNDATION ONLY. SELF $11,760.00 96-255 BILL SCHOTPLEKORB 1121 7TH STREET WEST LOT 7 ROBERTS ADDITION REPLACE 24 L.F. OF ALL WEATHER WOOD FOUNDATION ON EXISTING DUPLEX BLDG. BILL'S CONSTRUCTION $3,000.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 96-256 JOHN & JULIE STEWARD 1871 NORTH BELMAR LOT 16 BELMAR ADDITION CONSTRUCT A PERMANENT FOUNDATION FOR 28X 68' MODULAR HOME. WALT AYERS $6,665.00 96-257 JOHN E & SHELLEY LEUKUMA 385 WEST SPRINGCREEK TRACT 6A Sll T28 R22 CONSTRUCT A 5 BEDROOM, 3 BATH 2678 SF SPLIT LEVEL SFR WITH ATTACHED 612 SF GARAGE. WEST VALLEY BUILDERS $174,183.00 96-258 CARL WEISSMAN 71 MERIDIAN ROAD WEISSMAN ADDITION NO. 48 CONSTRUCT A 10' X 103' COVERED WALKWAY ATTACHED TO BUILDING. SELF $10,300.00 96-259 r DALE HODGES 234 ROSEWOOD LOT 8 ELK 2 ADAMS ADDITION CONSTRUCT RESIDENTIAL ADDITION 14' X 23' ON PERMANENT FOUNDATION. BACK COUNTRY CONSTRUCTION $19,803.00 96-260 VICTOR HANSON 146 BERNARD RD LOT 3 ELK 2 BERNARD PARK S3 T28N R21W CONSTRUCT A 26'-B" X 22' ATTACHED GARAGE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION. SELF $9,121.00 96-261 ROBIN FUNK 1014 6TH AVENUE EAST LOT 2 BLOCK 208 KALISPELL ADDN #3 CONSTRUCT A 1113 S.F. TWO STORY ADDITION WITH UNFINISHED BASEMENT. MOSTLY MONTANA CONSTRUCTION $50,197.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER --------------- 96-262 DAVE DORSETT 110 GARLAND STREET LOT 16 BLOCK 8 SUNSET ADDN NO. 4 CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO CREATE BEDROOM & BATH. SELF $3,200.00 96-263 KENNETH SAMPSON 81 GRANDVIEW LOT 2 HENDRICKSEN ADDITION CONSTRUCT A 16' X 6' DECK. SELF $736.00 96-264 DOUG JOHNSON 174 W. NICKLAUS LOT 213 VILLAGE GREENS CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SINGLE STORY SFR WITH ATTACHED TWO CAR GARAGE. RICHCREEK CONSTRUCTION $7,350.00 96-265 US PARTNERSHIP II 142 GREENBRIAR LOT 51 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION CONSTRUCT A TWO STORY, 1842 S.F. 3 BEDROOM, 1-112 BATH SFR WITH ATTACHED 446 SF ATTACHED GARAGE. SELF $122,323.00 96-266 CHUCK LEE 30 5TH AVENUE WEST CONSTRUCT A PITCHED ROOF ON EXISTING FLAT TOP ROOF SELF $3,000.00 96-267 JIM CHASE 44 RIVER ROAD LOT 2 POOLE SUBDIVIION CONSTRUCT A NEW 1,693 S.F. SINGLE STORY 2 BDRM, 2 BATH SFR WITH ATTACHED 612 S.F. TWO CAR GARAGE. SELF $116,421.00 96-268 TIM & CINDY TRACY 1212 1ST AVENUE EAST LOT 2 BLX 215 ADDITION 3 CONSTRUCT A NEW 24' X 32' DETACHED GARAGE SELF $7,680.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER 96-269 JIM DOWEN IMPORTS 1212 HIGHWAY 2 EAST TRACT 1 AS & 1AD NW4 NW4 9 21 28 REMOVE EXISTING ROOF STEEL REPLACE WITH 5/8 PLYWOOD, 15 LB FELT NEW COLORED STEEL. MONTANA ARCH & TRUSS $11,200.00 96-270 VICTORIA SEYMOUR 318 KINGS WAY TR 2 PARCEL B S32 T29N R21W CONSTRUCT A 26' X 30' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONO -SLAB VERLIN COLEMAN $7,800.00 96-271 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT 2230 SOUTH WOODLAND LOP 2 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT $87,141.00 96-272 - AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT 2219 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 3 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT $87,141.00 96-273 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 2215 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 4 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT $87,141.00 96-274 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 2211 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 5 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. $87,141.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER ------------- 96-275 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 2198 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 18 MEADOW PARK. 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. $87,141.00 96-276 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 2204 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 19 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. $87,141.00 96-277 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 2218 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 22 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. $87,141.00 96-278 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 2195 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 9 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. $87,141.00 96-279 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 2191 SOUTH WOODLAND LOT 10 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. $87,141.00 96-280 AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. 112 RUSSELL DRIVE LOT 12 MEADOW PARK 2 CONSTRUCT A 1288 S.F. 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR WITH ATTACHED 462 S.F. 2 CAR i GARAGE. AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT, INC. $87,141.00 BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 07/01/96 TO 07/31/96 PERMIT NUMBER 96-281 ARICO, INC. 1938 BLUESTONE LOT 135 SOUTH MEADOWS CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 1,062 SF SFR WITH ATTACHED 288 SF GARAGE. ARICO, INC. $5,880.00 96-282 WILARD O'MEYER 1010 CONRAD DR CONSTRUCT A 14' X 66' MOBILE HOME FOUNDATION ONLY. SELF $5,600.00 96-283 FRED & BONNIE KIRKPATRICK 80 EAST NICKLAUS LOY 137 VILLAGE GREENS CONSTRUCT A 1453 SF TWO BDRM, 2 BATH, SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH ATTACHED 633 S.F. GARAGE AND 260 SF EXT. DECK. HUGH E. HOUSTON CONSTRUCTION $102,051.00 96-284 LARRY GRAHAM 440 EZY DRIVE SE 4 NE 4 S34 T29N R21W CONSTRUCT A CRAWL SPACE FOUNDATION FOR 2 BEDROOM, 1-112 BATH SFR WITH ATTACHED GARAGE. SELF $7,560.00 96-285 EARL MCPEEK 311 KELLY ROAD LOT A SOUTHGATE VILLAS CONSTRUCT A 4-STALL CARPORT STRUCTURE 18' X 37' -6". SELF $5,400.00 TOTALS: $3,720,124.00 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPORT AUGUST 1996 ENGINEERING ENGINEERING PROJECTS CURRENTLY BEING DESIGNED OR COORDINATED BY CITY STAFF. - Overlay Project 95% completed. Due to the water main projects scheduled for Liberty Street and Northern Lights Blvd. we decided to hold off on overylaying these streets until next Spring. Several streets from next year's schedule have been selected to be overlayed this year instead. - Specifications have been completed on the Rear Loading Refuse Collection Truck & Body. Proposal should be ready to go out to bid in the next couple of weeks. - Inspection continues on the following construction projects: Bluestone Subdivvion paving this week; Woodland Court sewer extension curbing and sidewalk; Meadow Park Phase H Subdivision; Lonepine paving soon; and Teton Terrace Development water and sewer installation. - Contacted Forsgren & Associates Engineers designing the Hwy 93 South reconstruction to discuss water/sewer improvements from Kelly Road to Four Corners. Also discussed the intersection at 3rd Avenue East & Hwy 93 South, and the intersection at Kelly Road and Hwy 93 South. Brought this information to Site Review. - Executed contract with Stokes & Associates for sewer improvements associated with the Greenacres failing septics. Plans will be submitted to the State by September 13th with construction to start in late September. - Conducted contract negiotiations with TD&H for the completion of design and construction management on the water well on FVCC property. - Coordinated with Carver Engineering on design for the Liberty Street/Two-Mile Dr. waterline improvements and the Elk's Lift Station Projects. Liberty Street/Two-Mile Dr. plans have been sent to the State for review and approval. - Coordinated with TD&H for design and bids on the South Woodland Water Project. A pre -bid meeting was held on August 28th. Bids will be open on September 4th. - Inspection of the Central School Project ongoing. - Continue to struggle with Birk Construction on Lone Pine Project for compliance with City Standards on water, sewer, street, and drainage improvements. This project has been extremely difficult to manage with this contractor. We are considering a prohibition against this contractor working on our systems in the future. - Leonard Hogan, Jack Fournier, Vic Schroeder, Randy Vickhammer, John Lyons, and John Wilson attended a one day Supervision Workshop in Missoula. - Met with representatives from Lantis Group to discuss proposed development on the old Three -Mile Farm Site. They want to proceed with the application for zoning and conditional use permit although it was pointed out that there are potential complications with drainage. They were advised that drainage could be the major stumbling block on this project. - Reviewed and approved utility and infrastructure plans for Frank's Place Subdivision on 8th Street West. ENGINEERING PROJECTS CURRENTLY BEING DESIGNED OR COORDINATED BY CITY Design continues for the Greenacres Lift Station on Kelly Road. The Elk's Lift Station at the north end of the airport must be built first to accomodate the increased flows from the new Greenacres lift station. We have completed the field surveys to locate property lines and easements. We have also discussed our plans with the property owner in whose front yard the lift station is located. As the plans progress we intend to include a fixed emergency power generator. This will increase the project cost. We will be asking the Council to approve this increase. Attended two more neighborhood meetings for the South Woodland Greenacres Neighborhood Plan and discussions about annexation. FRDO office is completing the first draft of the Neighborhood Plan. Fielded many questions from the Greenacres area residents with respect to increased water connection fees. Many customers of the Greenacres water system have been advised that a connection fee may be required if they are absorbed into the Kalispell water system. I have informed them that this will be a Council decision at the time of annexation. They were also advised that if they pay the $140 at this time, it will be refunded if the Council decides not to require a new connection fee. - Windward Way Project ready for bid. - East Meridian Road Traffic Signalization Design Modification awarded to Kalispell Sign Corporation. - East Meridian Road Project 15% complete. - First Avenue East Storm Drain Project by City crew, 90% complete. - City Special Assessment updating nearly completed, cut off date is September 12th for this year's tax billing. - 14th Street East Storm Sewer Project 40% complete. OFFICE AND STAFF - Tracking Board for construction projects complete. - Updating of Greenacres Annexation map ongoing. - Fuel System Bid awarded to City Service - implementation beginning immediately. - There were four emergency call -outs this month, two were for the Water Dept., one for the WWTP, and one for the Sewer Department. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE CENTRAL GARAGE -110 repair orders were completed during the month of August -Police ............33 - Streets.............33 -Fire .............. 5 - Garbage ............ 13 -Others............ 26 -Performed preventive maintenance on City vehicles and equipment. -Preparing sand trucks for winter conditions. WATER PUMPING & STORAGE - Produced 143 M gallons of water. 34 M gallons upper zone and 109 M gallons lower zone. Injected 90 lbs of chlorine. Completed painting 400 fire hydrants. Landscaped, back filled, and graded driveway at the Buffalo Hill Well. Painted the exterior of the Depot Well Pump House. SEWER FACILITIES LIFT STATIONS COLLECTION - Video and jet cleaning of sewer lines continues Monday thru Thursday; weekly maintenance of fifteen lift stations on Fridays. - Installed 765' of storm sewer line on lst Avenue from 8th Street East to 7th Street East - set eight (8) catchbasins - Installed 400' of 2" force main at Lawrence Park. - Set tank and pump for Lawrence Park restrooms. SOLID WASTE COLLECTIONIDISPOSAL&ALLEY CLEANUP - Deilvered 13 containers to new customers. - Responded to 15 reported violations - repaired 3 damaged containers. - Weekly garbage service continues. - Weekly alley cleanup continues. CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE STREETS CURBS GUTTERS ALLEYS - General sweeping, patching, alley grading ongoing, and alley dust control. - Installed flow lines at 12th Street East at 6th Avenue East and 9th Street West and 3rd Avenue West. - Cut keyways City wide for street paving prep. - Did utility patch for the Water Department. - Backfilling along edges of new overlays for various projects. - Assisted the Sewer, Water, Parks, and WWTP. WATER CONSTRUCTIONAND SYSTEMREPAIR - Tagged 56 delinquent accounts. - Replaced one (1) fire hydrant and repaired one (1) fire hydrant. - Meter repair and replacement ongoing. - Assisted Parks Department with Lawrence Park. - Assisted Ben VanDyke with water well pumps. - Installed one 16x3/4 water tap. - Replaced three curb stops. - Assisted Sewer Department with lst Avenue East Storm Sewer Project. - Repaired five service lines. WA TER CONSTR UCTION AND SYSTEM REPAIR cont. - Repaired overflow for water tower in Lawrence Park. - Abandoned 3/4 water service at 41 4th Avenue West. - Capped and abandoned 2" water service at the Old Second Wind Facility. SIGNALS SIGNS STRIPING SERVICES - Maintenance of traffic signals, lights, signs, and meters continues. - Responded to Bigfork traffic signal problem for MDOT. - Responded to problem with Whitefish traffic signal at Mountain Mall for MDOT. - Barricaded and signed for the Rider Rally Parade and the NW Montana Fair Parade. - Installed temporary stop signs at W. Wyoming and 7th Avenue WN during the Fair week. - Measured and marked crosswalks in Tax Increment District for thermo plastic. - Completed painting school cross walks. - Layed out and painted parking lines on 6th Street West by the High School. - Completed two 80' triangle intersections measurements for obstructions elimination. - Put plastic tape crosswalk in at Liberty & North Meridian Road with the assistance of MDOT and City personnel. WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT - On August 8th the State performed a Performance Audit and Compliance Sampling Inspection. t The Water Quality Specialist found only two minor problems, which have been corrected. The Reaeration Basin needed to be cleaned following the flooding of Ashley Creek into the Basin, and a "Slippery When Wet" sign needed to be posted in an area where water constantly seeps onto the floor in the Digester Building. The Water Quality Specialist will be working on our new Permit over the next two months, and we will be providing information for that process. - The Plant Manager and Operators will receive the 1996 Region VIII EPA Excellency Award on August 29th. The Award Ceremony will be held in the Plant Conference Room with tours following the ceremony. The Street Department provided assistance in improving the appearance of the Plant grounds by overlaying and repairing pavement and roads, providing drainage of wet areas, filling sunken areas with dirt, etc. The Operators have been using the new steam cleaner to clean the interior of the Plant. - The Plant flow this month average two million gallons/day. - Two Operators attended a two day training course at the Yellow Bay Biological Station. - In checking on replacement parts for a piece of equipment, we found that the equipment was manufacturd in 1969 even though the Plant was not built until 1991 ! This explains some of the difficulty we have in obtaining parts and information, and the high cost of the replacement parts for some of our equipment. KALISPELL FIRE DEPARTMENT 4% 336 1 st Avenue East P. O. Box 1997 KALISPELL, MONTANA 59903-1997 TED MAIN TED WAGGENER ASST. CHIEF FIRE CHIEF Kalispell Fire Department Monthly Report August 1,1996 thru August 31,1996 Clarence Krepps,City Manager Doug Rauthe, Mayor City Council Members �D] RICHARD SEDDON FIRE MARSHAL The Kalispell Fire Department responded to 15 fire calls for the month of August. There were no "General Alarm Fires" for the month of August. One significant call was to a U.S. Postal Service mail drop, which had two bombs placed in it. One bomb exploded, the other did not. Fortunately there were no injuries. The Kalispell Fire Department Ambulances responded to 175 calls, with 143 transports and 7 transports with two patients transported in the same ambulance. I Medical- Emergencies r F:Sick Calls INE Transfers Psychiatric Problems _Drugs/ Alcohol Fire prevention included inspections of 12 local schools. All shift personnel did the inspections. The fire department also did a standby at the fireworks display at the fair. The fire marshal worked intensely at the fair and with the fair manager. There were no business inspections done for the month of August. Respectfully Submitted, Orland Leland Interim Assistant Chief, FIRE PREVENTION IS GOOD BUSINESS ALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT Box 1997 Kalispell, MT 59903 Phone (406) 758-7780 ♦ JIIIFIIIJ I Submitted by: Addison H. Clark, Chief of Police ADDISON H. CLARK Chief of Police DONALD A. HOSSACK Asst. Chief _ � PONCE Via` ' Box1997 Kalispell, MT 59903 Phone (406) 758-7780 27 August 1996 v ADDISON H. CLARK Chief of Police DONALD A. HOSSACK Asst. Chief During the month of July 1996, not only did the temperature rise, but also the calls handled by the KPD rose to one thousand eight -hundred two (1,802) calls. This is a thirty percent (30%) increase over July of 1995. KPD officers made a total of one hundred ninety-six (196) arrests and issued a total of five hundred thirty-five (535) citations. Arrests include everything from shoplifters, people in bar fights, misdemeanor and felony warrants to felony assaults, rapes, burglaries and the list goes on and on! The citations include thirty (30) for DUI and DUI Per SE. There were sixty-seven (67) no insurance, forty-eight (48) speeding citations, the usual animal citations from our animal warden and many assorted citations resulting from traffic accidents. Our department's participation in the Northwest/City-County Drug Task Force has resulted in the Detective Division becoming the beneficiary of a 1993 Izuzu Rodeo. This vehicle has fifty-five thousand (55,000) miles on it, but is in good condition. We in turn donated our 1989 Ford Escort to Mike Baker. Donating a portion of drug related fines collected by our Court keep us an eligible player with the Drug Task Force. It's also the right thing to do. 0c- k ,. .. / VEV, Northwest Dr4,�r Task --Force 800 S. Main ST. Kalispell PH 758-5878 Chief Clark, During the month of July 1996 the Northwest Drug Taskforce made a total of eight arrests. Two searches and four agency assists were conducted. Illegal drugs with a street value of $300.00 were seized. The following adults have been placed under arrest: Lee Pope: Arrested and charged with multiple counts of Criminal Sale of Dangerous Drugs (methamphetamine and marijuana) in and around the Kalispell city limits. Lance Vitt: Arrested and charged with multiple counts of Criminal sale of Dangerous Drugs (methamphetamine) in Evergreen. Scott Lowney: Arrested and charged with Criminal Possession with Intent to Sell Dangerous Drugs (marijuana) in the Kalispell area. Karen Shorter: Arrested and charged with Criminal Possession of Dangerous Drugs (marijuana) and Drug Paraphernalia in Kalispell. Barbara Grever: Arrested and charged with Criminal possession of Dangerous Drugs (methamphetamine) in Bigfork following a court ordered search of her residence stemming from her arrest earlier this year for Criminal sale of Dangerous Drugs in Kalispell. Gary Ruthford and Ray Kyzer: Arrested in Superior following an investigation by members of the Northwest Drug Taskforce and Montana Narcotics Investigation Bureau during which one pound of marijuana was purchased and another fifteen pounds were seized. Both are charged with Criminal Sale of Dangerous Drugs. Male Juvenile: Arrested and Charged with Criminal Possession of Dangerous with intent to Sell (Pscyllocybin mushrooms). Officer Rick Parker gig July Totals: 1,802 Incident Calls were handled 196 Arrests were made (including Adults and Juveniles) 535 Citations were written 405 of these Citations were Traffic Citations i Eel 11,&I RT.,tll WA L*u I Pullickson I A X4 ademac Warness AI-2 7- ALL CITATIONS WRITTENIN JULY 1996 OFFENSE TOTAL Fireworks 1 Skate ©arding or Rollerblad-ing 13 Illegal U Turn 1 Posting Signs On Gity Property 1 Trespassing in The Park I Disorderly House 1 Open Container 5 No Animal License 7 Dog At Large 8 Vicious Dog 2 Barking Dog 1 Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia 6 Domestic Abuse 5 Indecent Exposure 1 Endangering Welfare Of Children 11 Unlawful Transactions With Minors 1 Possession Of Alcohol 25 Possession Of Tobacco Products 9 Criminal Trespass To Property 4 Theft 12 Issuing A Bad Check 1 Resisting Arrest 1 Obstructing A Peace Officer 2 Disorderly Conduct 6 Privacy In Communications 1 Possession Of Dangerous Drugs 3 Habitual Offender 1 Seatbelt Violation 71 Fictitious Plates 1 Resident W/Foreign Registration 1 Expired Registration 19 No Valid Drivers License 17 Operating With Foreign Plates 1 Violate Restrictions Permit 1 No'Motorcycle Endorsement 3 Violate Restrictions On Probationary D/L 2 Fail To Have D/L In Possession 2 Drive While Suspended or Revoked 21 No Liability Insurance 67 No Proof Of Liability Insurance 21 Fail To Remain At Accident 3 Fail To Notify By Quick Means 1 Fail To Obey Traffic Control Device 1 Red Light Violation 1.0 Flashing Light Violation 5 Reckless Driving 4 Careless Driving 6 Basic Rule Violation 1 Speeding 48 Fail To Drive To Right Of Roadway 1 Wrong Way On A One Way 2 Following Too Closely 13 Improper Left Or Right Turn 4 FTYROW At Intersection 6 FTYROW When Making Left Turn 5 FTYROW On Through Highway 2 FTYROW At Stop Sign 2 FTYROW From Private Road 1 Stop Sign Violation 17 Interfere With Traffic While Backing 3 DUI 1st Offense 15 DUI 2nd Offense 3 DUI 3rd Offense 2 DUI Per Se 10 Drive Vehicle In Unsafe Condition 1 Fail To Have Lights When Required 3 Taillight Violation 1 Defective Head Lights 1 Defective Or Improper Mufflers 1 No MC Helmet While Under 18 Yrs Of Age 1 Violation Of Child Restraints 3 Littering 1 Violate Restrictions on D/L 1 Total Citations For August 1996: 535 TRAFFIC CITATIONS JULY 1996 OFFENSE TOTAL Habitual Offender 1 Seatbelt Violation 71 Fictitious Plates 1 Resident W/Foreign Registration 1 Expired Registration 19 No Valid Drivers License 17 Operating With Foreign Plates 1 Violate Restrictions Permit 1 Fail To Have D/L In Possession 2 Violate Restrictions On Probationary D/L 2 Drive While Suspended Or Restricted 21 No Liability Insurance 67 No Proof Of Liability Insurance 21 Fail To Remain At Accident 3 Fail To Notify By Quick Means 1 Fail To Obey Traffic Control Device 1 Red Light Violation 10 Flashing Light Violation 5 Reckless Driving 4 Careless Driving 6 Basic Rule Violation 1 Speeding 48 Fail To Drive To Right Of Road 1 Wrong Way On A One Way 2 Following Too Closely 13 Improper Left Or Right Turn 4 FTYROW At Intersection 6 FTYROW When Making Left Turn 5 FTYROW On Through Highway 2 FTYROW At Stop Sign 2 FTYROW From Private Road 1 Stop Sign Violation 17 Interfear With Traffic While Backing 3 DUI 1st Offense 15 DU12nd Offense 3 DUI 3rd Offense 2 DUI Per Se 10 Drive Vehicle In Unsafe Condition 1 Fail To Have Lights When Required 3 Taillight Violation 1 Defective Head Lights 1 Defective Or Improper Mufflers 1 No MC Helmet While Under 18 Yrs Of Age 1 Violation Of Child Restraints 3 No Motorcycle Endorsement 3 Violate Restrictions On D/L 1 Total Traffic Citations for August 1996: 405 1' 'I Iin,rM.on. i . Animals picked up.............24 Returned to owner...............19 Adopted out..........................2 Destroyed .............................3 Bikes picked up...................7 Total bikes on hand.............61