Clarkston Planning Commission
Time: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday
Place: Clarkston City Hall,
830 Fifth St.
Agenda times:
l Comprehensive plan update including effects of big box stores, demographics and housing element.
Clarkston City Council
Time: 7 p.m. Monday
Place: Clarkston City Hall,
830 Fifth St.
Agenda items:
l Resolution to set hearing for alley vacation petition.
Asotin City Council
Time: 5:30 p.m. Monday
Place: Asotin City Hall,
130 Second St.
Agenda items:
l Critical areas ordinance costs
l Revised development standards
l City hall update
Asotin County Commission
Time: 9 a.m. Monday
Place: Courthouse Annex Building, Asotin
Agenda items:
l 9:15 a.m. - legislative update.
l 9:30 a.m. - action on letter of support for feasibility study for new industrial park in county.
l 9:45 a.m. - action on E-911 state contract amendment No. 1.
l 9:50 a.m. - action on establishing Sparrow Hawk Drive and Kestrel Drive as county roads.
Nez Perce County Commission
Time: 9 a.m. Monday
Place: Brammer Building, 1225 Idaho St., Lewiston
l Meeting with prosecutors to discuss commercial property taxes enacted by the Legislature in place of personal property taxes, levee repairs and wireless courtrooms.
Time: 1:30 p.m. Monday
Place: Brammer Building
Agenda items:
l Expansion of agreement with Hillcrest Aircraft Co. to allow construction of hangars on an undeveloped parcel under lease to Hillcrest since 1977.
Lewiston City Council
Budget work session
Time: 3:30 p.m. Monday
Place: Lewiston City Hall
Agenda items:
l Review of long-term financial plan assumptions, prioritization, property taxes, and set schedule for continuing budget discussions.
Lewiston City Council
Time: 6 p.m. Monday
Place: Lewis-Clark State College Library
TV: Cable channel 13
Agenda items:
l Proclamations setting April 14 as "Refresh the Valley Day" and April 27 as Arbor Day.
l 1725 Burrell Ave. - Public hearing on a request by Clifford E. Kaufman to rezone five acres from F-2 agricultural transitional and R-2 suburban residential to R-2A low-density residential to allow residential development.
l Expansion of agreement with Hillcrest Aircraft Co. to allow construction of hangars on an undeveloped parcel under lease to Hillcrest since 1977.
l Lease agreement with Leading Edge Aviation of Washington and owner Jim Pope for a 30-year lease on the south side of the airport. The cost will be $2,000 a month, which will be credited back to the company for 30 years or until the cost of waterlines being built by the company are reimbursed.
The agreement says the company will extend existing irrigation and domestic water lines to the corner of the leased land and install a fire hydrant. Connections also will be installed to allow service to other parcels. The company also will allow the city and county to use the value of its buildings and other facilities as match for federal grants.
l Third reading and adoption of an ordinance allowing suspension or revocation of a business license for nuisance, public safety or health considerations.
l Third reading and adoption of code amendments increasing solid-waste rates beginning April 1 and changing solid-waste and recycling collection practices, including charging for some formerly free disposal.
Lewiston Planning and Zoning Commission
Time: 7 p.m. Wednesday
Place: Lewis-Clark State College Library
TV: Cable channel 13
Agenda items:
l 629 Airway Ave. - Public hearing on a request by Steven and Kathy Forge to extend a carport 4 feet into the front yard. City staff is recommending it be denied because it would bring the total square footage of the carport and attached accessory building to 1,416 square feet, and no hardship exists. Code requires an accessory building of more than 1,000 square feet to be in the rear yard and this is in the side yard. The Lewiston Fire Department also is asking a fire hydrant be added if the variance is approved.
l 2303 E. Main St. - Public hearing on a request by the Salvation Army and Smitty's Pole Buildings for a variance of 12 feet from a 15 foot rear yard buffer for a structure in a commercial zone abutting a residential zone. The applicants want to build a 2,250-square-foot storage building 3 feet from the rear property line. City staff is recommending denial.
l 3225 Sixth St. - Public hearing on a request by Stephen Berry for a conditional-use permit to add a single-wide mobile home unit at Empire Mobile Home Park. It now has 26 units on 2.22 acres, with 19 of those units single-wides. City staff is recommending denial because of configuration of the park and lack of information that the additional unit would mean minimum standards for fire access.
l 1800 block of 16th Street -Consideration of a preliminary plat for Maplewood Cottages Subdivision filed by Richard White placing 11 lots on 1.27 acres using small lot development standards. Lot sizes average about 40 feet by 100 feet with the overall size varying from 4,000 square feet to about 6,000 square feet. This is not a public hearing.
