City of Victor
Proposed City Water Improvement Project
Notice of Public Hearing – April 7, 2011 - 7:00 p.m.

The City of Victor is sponsoring a public hearing on water system improvements. The purpose of this hearing is to present information to the public regarding findings, improvements needed and recommendations of the Water Planning Study that the City of Victor conducted with Sunrise Engineering and financial support from Idaho Department of Environmental Quality. Information to be discussed will include:

Review of Background and Concept of the Facility Planning Study
• Why was the study commissioned by the City of Victor with support from DEQ
• Deficiencies identified by the study
• Insufficient water source redundancy
• Shallow and undersized distribution system in the downtown area.
• Low Pressure
• Insufficient fire flow in certain areas

Water System Proposed Improvements Include:
• Construction of a pump house over the new existing well
• Connect the well and pump house to the City’s culinary water system
• Replacement of both existing water mains on Main Street

Future Growth NOT funded through user fees:
• Increased water connection fees
• Continued contractor participation in infrastructure development

Funding for the Project is proposed as:
• A City Revenue Bond or Judicial Review and Confirmation
o Does not raise property taxes
o Loan paid from user rates
• Proposed financing from Idaho Department of Environmental
Quality @ approximately 1.75% interest fixed over 20 years.
• Total - $2,000,000 – $2,500,000
• Commercial and residential customers will share the cost


Please make the effort to become factually informed on the course of action recommended by the study and the City Council by attending the public hearing scheduled for April 7, 2011 Thursday at 7:00 p.m Victor City Hall, 32 Elm Street, Victor, ID. 83455

March 23, 2011
Victor City Hall


CITY COUNCIL
MEETING AGENDA


7:00 Pledge of Allegiance and Agenda Approval
Minutes Review

Visitors

Winter Water Readings Update - Rob Heuseveldt - 30 minutes

Inter-City Sewer Agreement - Herb Heimerl - 30 minutes
Update on Recent Discussions with City of Driggs
Community Values to be affected: Sustainability

Pioneer Park Planning Process - Update from Councilman Ziem
and Bill Knight - 30 minutes
Community Values to be affected: Family Friendly, Connected to
Nature, Sustainability, Small Town Feel

Executive Session as per Idaho State Code 67-2345(c) –
60 minutes
To discuss real estate acquisition

Maintenance

Administrative

Calendaring
April 1 – Staff Training – Conflict Resolution
April 22 – EV Project Wrap-Up Dinner
May 6 – 7 – Council Retreat
May 18/June 15/June 29 (if needed) – Budget Workshops
June 4 – Arbor Day/Community Picnic

Bills

Here's an opportunity if you have some free time on your hands and want to contribute to your community!!!

The City of Victor is looking for committed individuals living in the City’s impact area to serve on its Planning and Zoning Commission. To meet Idaho State Statute, individuals must have lived in Teton County for two consecutive years. If you are willing to donate a couple of nights a month to attend commission meetings, are willing to study and learn the city’s ordinances, attend training opportunities and participate at city functions, please come to City Hall and submit your resume and a brief statement regarding why you are interested in joining the commission. This information can also be sent to the City of Victor, at P.O. Box 122, Victor, ID 83455 or email these materials to craigs@victorcityidaho.com.

March 9, 2011
Victor City Hall


CITY COUNCIL
MEETING AGENDA



7:00 Pledge of Allegiance and Agenda Approval
Minutes Review

Resolution to adopt Envision Victor Values, Indicators, and
Drivers as a Decision-Making Informational Tool – Herb
Heimerl - 10 min

Main Street Design Report and Analysis and Next Steps
for Main St. Plan - Bill Knight & Rob Heuseveldt - 60 min.

Resolution to File Petition for Judicial Confirmation -
Water Projects - Herb - 10 min.

Inter-City Sewer Agreement Review and Discussion for
Adoption - Herb Heimerl - 30 min.

Municipal Park Land Master Planning Decision on Next Steps
- Bill Knight - 30 min.

Visitors

Maintenance
Street Striper - 5 min.

Administrative

Calendaring
Council Retreat - April 22nd & 23rd or May 6th & 7th
Preliminary Budget Workshop - May 18th
Budget Workshop - June 15th or 29th

Bills