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Home My WebLink About01 Applicant APPLICANT ITEM DATE SUBMITTED BY x()__e_.,,g_t_e `1-64-ec. kLur-fr-,&_-\-sc_ch fsi 5- 2s- iceivi,4,1u 1-(ote 75( �ss�--'s �1��5 II pp__ -- G' I,c9�vt, 2e� T0�5,�cd 5 �'2 5� L� r 5; -No. --5-r t S 7- o r> SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION City of Caldwell Community Development Department 621 E. Cleveland Blvd.,Caldwell,ID 83605 Phone: (208)455-3021 — APPLICANT NAME: 1-11 C.f 7. 1 S )a,`s (--w-kponcHok HOME PHONE: L1-P7 -// q APPLICANT ADDRESS: !2 3 F Si- WORK PHONE: 44.1-9 -51)3 OWNER NAME: ,fric G-et,r o + /VA_fit fleas OWNER ADDRESS: 21/3 S, IA eArt,< r44e_ AC, REQUEST: re 21/3 :J, ri,.14 /l e. ;h.. z „�- .fix_/6L�c.�a'/fs+- fGhNi Aot,se ZONING(Staff): COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION(Staff): ATTACHMENTS: igaM0,20/ 1g0067 Detailed Site Plan. Copy of the most resent Assessors map(s)showing all property within 300' of site. Copy of property owners names/addresses/1D#within 300' of site. NARRATIVE: Describe the request in detail. How would the use benefit the public? Would the requested use adversely affect the public interest? FEE: $ CASH CHECK NO. RECEIPT NO. I understand: - 1. This application is subject to acceptance by the Community Development Director upon the determination that this application is complete. 2. The hearing date is tentative and subject to the number of applications received. Each application will be processed in the order received. All the information,statements,attachments,and exhibits transmitted herewith are true to the best of my knowledge. SIGNATURE /A%d DATE: 3-- C -o FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DATE RECEIVED: 6.-.P15 `e)(:) RECEIVED BY: — �-— HEARING DATE: � 00 /\ ---- - - ' L=-I :-... ....„....,' 0 v:S+.• Z . \ f 1 -Si 1 a 1 Li4-,,, 11 ..1 1 .-f.1 1 , -'1 ..,r) is, I ..1.1 0--w 151 .... ...... , J . IS1--, ---. IR ,..'-i _i ',N. i Li I... i ■ -LI L. z -- I:21 Z ci., .......,L- - Z i-- u.1 ..--f W a .......O _Li 41 .....1, al j j ,4•7-.. 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I-1 zn ,..72. -- -1 LLI 0 • kV!,4..,- Q wo Igoe :7- CO 44/,) CZ, l'—'...1 :-..- 0_ Lu ,.. ..... :it CD i.-1 Lu :..L. ILI k: '..r.,. ..1 Z. • Variance Narrative The property in question is 2113 S. Indiana Avenue. This property is located directly across the street from the Albertson College Physical Plant and the Activity Center parking lot. The property is currently zoned R-3. Within 300 feet of the property: To the West is Albertson College, Going to the North along Indiana Ave. is Cleveland Boulevard, To the East are apartment houses and some single family homes beyond which is Cleveland Boulevard, To the South are apartments and homes along Indiana Avenue. Our request is to convert this property from its current use (which is housing Albertson College students) into a fraternity house which the Theta Psi House Corporation intends to rent to Delta Tau Delta fraternity (the property would thus continue to house Albertson College students). Albertson College is the central asset of the Caldwell community. The City's own Comprehensive Plan states that the City will assist the College whenever possible. A fraternity house on this site would exist for the sole purpose of providing housing for students attending Albertson College. As such a fraternity house would be of great benefit to the College and the City. Potential problems for similar ventures would be things such as parking and noise. Parking will not be a problem because the College allows all students and visitors free access to the Activity Center Parking lot. With this huge parking lot available to all, we will work to insure that no fraternity parking occurs along Indiana Ave. Noise should not be an issue. There is no way that a few men could match the noise coming from Cleveland Boulevard and the businesses that line that street, or from the College's own Anderson Hall. J r- History Delta Tau Delta The chapter of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity was founded on the Albertson College campus, May 1, 1999. Since its beginning it has been an organization devoted to service, academics, and self-improvement. We sincerely believe that strengthening the community is essential to our vitality. Therefore, we continually take on new projects, facilitating the needs of Caldwell and the surrounding areas. Our service projects have included participation with the local Salvation Army, United Way, Hope House, and in combination with our national philanthropy, Adopt-A-School have served Sacajawea Elementary for nearly two years. In an article entitled "Cheers," and published in The Idaho Press Tribune March 16, 1999, the columnist wrote "The staff and students at Sacajawea Elementary in Caldwell send a rousing cheer to Delta Tau Delta Fraternity at Albertson College. Fraternity members unselfishly volunteer each week at Sacajawea to help our students with reading." In addition to those projects, our Fraternity holds an annual Winter Charity Ball, raising money and toys for the Toys-for-Tots during the Christmas season. Delta Tau Delta will continue their involvement with this local school as well as current projects at the Caldwell pool, on the Albertson College campus, and within the entire Treasure Valley. With the reputation that college fraternities, both nationally and locally, have generated for themselves, we offer an explanation as to the things that set us apart. To indicate the difference between a stereotypical fraternity and ourselves, let us list the accolades we received at the Delta Tau Delta Western Pacific Division Conference in February 2000. Our chapter received the following awards: - Hugh Shields Award(given to the top 10% of Chapters for Chapter Excellence) - Court Of Honor(given to the top 20% of the entire Fraternity) - Third in the nation in academics with a 3.49 accumulative GPA (within our national Fraternity) - First on Campus in academics, exceeding both the all male GPA average and all fraternally GPA average - Excellence in Campus Leadership (Presidents of many clubs and ASACI positions) - Western Pacific Arch Chapter Scholarship Award - Delt Spirit - Meeting Rush Goals - Excellence in the Adopt-A-School program As you can see, we are not a mere social body. We do not program around alcohol or present the same risks commonly associated with college fraternities. We are truly devoted to becoming better men both in our local community and in society as a whole. We pride ourselves on our integrity, accountability, faith, life-long learning, growth, and a commitment to the brotherhood that sustains us. `SKETCH ADDENDUM File No.:2 9 9 3 2 0 \pplicant Garayoa _ 'ropertyAddress 2113 S . Indiana Ave . ;ity Caldwell county Canyon State ID Zip Code 83605 aient BankAmerica temarks 21.5 co N Garage •34 34 N Basement .. 1. Living Area* 1 U) • c) iving Area* Basement Garage 1.5 x 10.5 = 15.75 28 x 34 = 952 21.5 x 26 = 559 SF 16 x 48 = 768 4 x 13 = 52 10 x 43 = 430 Subtotal 1004 SF * Total G.L.A. 1437.75 SF 8 x 28 = 224 Subtotal* 1437.75 SF Total 1004 SF Total OTHER 1563 SF otal* 1437.75 SF /'"))