Burley public meetings in 2024

City Council

This special session will decide on appointing Elois Joseph-Pieterse as City Clerk/Treasurer starting January 6, 2025. The council will hold a public hearing on the first amendment to Urban Renewal District 2 project area and consider Ordinance No. 1421 to amend Revenue Allocation Area 2.

• Appoint Elois Joseph-Pieterse as City Clerk/Treasurer
• Public hearing on First Amendment to Urban Renewal District 2 Project Area
• Presentation of First Amendment to Urban Renewal District 2 Urban Renewal Project
• Discuss/Consider/Approval of Ordinance No. 1421 to Amend Revenue Allocation Area 2

The Burley City Council unanimously appointed Elois Joseph-Pieterse as City Clerk/Treasurer. They also held a public hearing and approved Ordinance 1421 to amend the Urban Renewal District 2 project area, which will temporarily remove land to support Dot Foods' expansion. No public testimony was given, and the council entered executive session without making final decisions.

• Appointed Elois Joseph-Pieterse as City Clerk/Treasurer (5-0)
• Opened public hearing for Urban Renewal District 2 amendment (5-0)
• Closed public hearing with no public testimony (5-0)
• Dispensed with three readings and read Ordinance 1421 by title only (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 1421 to amend Revenue Allocation Area (5-0)
• Entered executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(f) (5-0)

Planning and Zoning

The commission will hold a public hearing regarding the adoption of a new comprehensive plan for the City of Burley. The body will also make recommendations to the City Council on fire impact fees and the comprehensive plan.

• Public hearing on new comprehensive plan adoption
• Recommendation to City Council on Fire Impact Fees
• Townhome Subdivision Code Revision recommendation
• Commercial Zone Continuity Code Revision recommendation

The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended adoption of a new comprehensive plan for the City of Burley, forwarding Resolution 2024-5 to the City Council. The commission tabled the Fire Impact Fees item and the Commercial Zone Continuity Code Revision until further notice, and discussed but took no action on the Townhome Subdivision Code Revision.

• Approved minutes from Nov. 20, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Recommended adoption of new comprehensive plan via Resolution 2024-5 to City Council (unanimous)
• Tabled Fire Impact Fees recommendation until further notice
• Tabled Commercial Zone Continuity Code Revision until next meeting

City Council

The City Council will meet to vote on design services for an industrial treatment plant expansion and the purchase of several trucks. The session includes a special executive session to evaluate candidates for a public officer or employee position.

• Bills payable of $886,295.22 and payroll of $258,305.03
• Purchase of a 2024 GMC Sierra 3500HD for $63,709.00
• Design services with Forsgren for Industrial Treatment Plant Expansion (Tasks 3 and 4)
• Approval of Ponderosa Park Subdivision
• Ordinance for Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee

The Burley City Council approved several purchases and contracts, including a $63,709 GMC Sierra for the Sanitation Department, two design service agreements with Forsgren for the industrial wastewater treatment plant expansion ($776,000 for Task 3 and $877,000 for Task 4), and the final plat for Ponderosa Park Subdivision subject to six conditions. The council also approved an addendum to the ETS fiber construction agreement using ARPA funds, an ordinance for the Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee, and authorized recommendations to ITD for the US 30 Parke Ave to Airport project. All votes were unanimous except for the Ponderosa Park plat, which passed 6-1 with Council member Powell voting no.

• Approved purchase of 2024 GMC Sierra 3500HD for Sanitation Department ($63,709) (unanimous)
• Approved Forsgren design services for industrial treatment plant Task 3 - 30% design ($776,000) (unanimous)
• Approved Forsgren design services for industrial wastewater treatment plant Task 4 - 1A design ($877,000) (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for Ponderosa Park Subdivision subject to six conditions (6-1, Powell no)
• Approved purchase of 2024 RAM 2500 Tradesman for Water Department ($55,810) (unanimous)
• Approved addendum to ETS design and construction agreement for additional fiber construction using ARPA funds (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 1420 for Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Authorized recommendations to ITD for US 30 Parke Ave to Airport project (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will meet in executive session to consider hiring a public officer, employee, staff member, or individual agent. This session is conducted under Idaho Code 74-206 (1) (a) to evaluate individual qualities for a specific vacancy or need.

• Executive session to evaluate candidates for a public officer or employee vacancy

The Burley City Council met in special session and immediately entered executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(a). After discussion, no final decisions were made, and the meeting adjourned. The minutes record no substantive actions or votes on any public agenda items.

• Motion to enter executive session approved (unanimous)
• Motion to adjourn meeting approved (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hold a special workshop at 6:00 PM to discuss Idaho Department of Transportation costs for the Main Street Improvement project. The regular session at 7:00 PM includes a consent calendar for routine approvals of minutes, bills payable of $1,122,518.76, and payroll of $415,245.47. Key action items include discussion on the Library Override Levy, approval of a $100,000 electric department truck expenditure, design service scopes for the Industrial Treatment Plant expansion, a public hearing for Storybook Park and East Park improvements, and approval of stop signs and final plat for Harrison Estates Phase 3B.

• Discussion on Library Override Levy
• ITD Main Street Improvement project workshop
• Electric Department truck expenditure of $100,000
• Approval of design services for Industrial Treatment Plant expansion (Task 3 and Task 4)
• Public hearing for Storybook Park and East Park Improvements grant project

Planning and Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review a plan amendment for Revenue Allocation Area 2 and a resolution regarding impact fees. The body will also discuss the Comprehensive Plan Review.

• Plan Amendment for Revenue Allocation Area 2 (DOT Foods)
• Resolution 2024-1 Impact Fees
• Comprehensive Plan Review

City Council

The City Council will review an ordinance to repeal and amend sections of the city code regarding ethics enforcement. The body is also deciding on the allocation of remaining RPA funds to the Burley City Fiber Network.

• Payment of bills totaling $578,642.20 and payroll of $316,932.59
• Awarding a consultant contract to Civil Science for the SS4A Planning Grant
• Commitment of remaining RPA monies to Burley City Fiber Network
• Ordinance repealing Chapters 2 & 3 of Title 2 and amending Section 1-8-5 regarding ethics enforcement
• Pay Request #5 for CDBG Storybook Park

Impact Fee Advisory Committee

The Impact Fee Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes from the previous meeting. The committee is scheduled to act on a resolution recommending impact fees.

• Approval of Resolution Recommending Impact Fees

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed amended budget for FY24, followed by a vote on the amended budget and appropriation ordinance. Other action items include awarding a $265,457.08 contract for the Force Main Replacement Project, purchasing a dump truck for $85,000, and approving ordinances to repeal and update city codes. The meeting also includes a consent calendar with routine approvals and an executive session to discuss real property and pending litigation.

• Public hearing on proposed amended budget for FY24
• Bid award to A&B Excavating for $265,457.08 for Force Main Replacement Project
• Purchase of 2013 Freightliner Dump Truck for $85,000 for Streets
• Ordinance to repeal Chapters 2&3 of Title 2 and update Building and Fire Code
• Discussion on boundary line agreement for city property at ~110 E 50 S

Impact Fee Advisory Committee

The Impact Fee Advisory Committee will discuss open meeting laws and then deliberate on fire impact fees. The committee will take action to decide on a recommendation regarding fire impact fees for the city of Burley.

• Discussion of Open Meeting Laws led by Dave Shirley
• Discussion of Fire Impact Fees
• Action item: decision on recommendation for Fire Impact Fees

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a special meeting to approve minutes from the August 21 meeting and discuss impact fees. Impact fees are charges on new development to help fund public infrastructure. This item is a discussion only and may influence future fee decisions.

• Approval of minutes from August 21 meeting
• Discussion on impact fees for new development

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold a regular session to act on a consent calendar that includes approval of minutes, $1,176,015.35 in bills payable (including CDBG reimbursements), and a payroll of $284,611.31. Following the consent calendar, the council will vote on a street closure for Bright Beginning's 4th Annual Trunk-or-Treat, approval of Land's End Phase 2a subdivision, a contract with Poulsen VanLeuven & Catmull for the FY24 audit, and Resolution 16-24 to amend the FY24 budget.

• Bills payable $1,176,015.35 (includes CDBG reimbursements)
• Approval of Land's End Phase 2a subdivision
• Contract with Poulsen VanLeuven & Catmull for FY24 audit
• Resolution 16-24 to amend the FY24 budget
• Closure of streets for Bright Beginning's 4th Annual Trunk-or-Treat on October 24

Impact Fee Advisory Committee

The Impact Fee Advisory Committee will appoint a chairman, then review impact fee fundamentals, Burley growth projections, and a fire impact fee analysis. These discussions may inform future impact fee rates for new development.

• Appointment of committee chairman
• Presentation on impact fee fundamentals
• Discussion of Burley growth projections
• Analysis of fire impact fees

City Council

The City Council will consider approvals for Land’s End Phase 2a and a contract for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Oxidation System. The body will also vote on a BDA Committee appointment and routine financial payments.

• Bills payable for $1,540,958.86
• Payroll ending 9/21/2024 for $416,993.36
• Approval of Land’s End Phase 2a
• Contract award for Wastewater Treatment Plant Oxidation System
• Appointment of a member to the BDA Committee

City Council

The Burley City Council will meet in regular session to consider a consent calendar including bills payable of $997,610.55 and payroll of $298,223.28. Action items include approving a road closure for the Simply Hope event, reviewing an enterprise lease, final plat for Lands End Phase 2, an ordinance regarding improvements required for building permit approval, a contract for the airport seal coat and striping project, and an offer for real property at 1250 Miller Ave. The council will also review and discuss a community survey.

• Bills payable $997,610.55 and payroll $298,223.28 on consent calendar
• Ordinance regarding improvements required for approval of building permit
• Offer for real property at 1250 Miller Ave
• Contract for airport seal coat and striping project
• Final plat approval for Lands End Phase 2

The Burley City Council approved Ordinance 1416, which establishes improvements required for building permits outside subdivisions, and approved a contract change order for the airport seal coat and striping project. Two items—the Lands End Phase 2 final plat and the offer for property at 1250 Miller Ave—were tabled to the next meeting. The council also reviewed the community survey results for the Parks, Pool and Recreation District.

• Approved consent calendar and bill payments (unanimous)
• Approved road closure for Simply Hope event on Oakley Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Ordinance 1416 on building permit improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Contract Change Order #1 and Purchase/Application Agreement for airport runway markings (unanimous)
• Tabled Lands End Phase 2 final plat
• Tabled offer for real property at 1250 Miller Ave

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on the FY25 budget and the recovery of foregone amounts. The body will also consider a bid for Library Phase I and the final plat for Glacier Park Phase 7.

• FY25 Budget Appropriation Ordinance 1415
• Bills payable of $747,178.67 and payroll of $456,949.17
• Bid approval for Library Phase I
• Final Plat and Construction Drawings for Glacier Park Phase 7
• Participation in the Kroger Opioid Settlement

The Burley City Council approved the FY25 budget ordinance (1415) with an appropriation of $56,377,847, and awarded the library Phase I construction bid to Peterson Brothers Construction for $760,277. They also approved several other items including the recovery of a foregone amount, a final plat for Glacier Park Phase 7, participation in the Kroger opioid settlement, a Pacific Source agreement, a fire impact fee committee, a CDBG payment, and an airport seal coat contract. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Resolution 14-24 to recover $9,347 foregone amount (unanimous)
• Approved FY25 budget ordinance 1415 with $56,377,847 appropriation (unanimous)
• Awarded library Phase I bid to Peterson Brothers Construction for $760,277 (unanimous)
• Conditionally approved final plat and construction drawings for Glacier Park Phase 7 (unanimous)
• Approved participation in Kroger opioid settlement (unanimous)
• Approved Pacific Source agreement (unanimous)
• Appointed five members to Fire Impact Fee Committee for five years (unanimous)
• Approved CDBG payment of $20,375 for East Park and Storybook Parks (unanimous)

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning & Zoning Commission will consider approval of minutes from July 2024 and hold a discussion on reviewing the city's Comprehensive Plan. No formal decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Approval of July 17, 2024 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Comprehensive Plan review

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the minutes from the July 17, 2024 meeting. The commission reviewed the latest version of the Comprehensive Plan and is ready for it to be published for a public hearing. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Approved minutes from July 17, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Ready Comprehensive Plan for publication for public hearing

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on the FY25 budget and the recovery of foregone amounts. The body will also review the Capital Improvement Plan and consider several contracts and land purchases.

• Approval of FY25 Annual Appropriation Ordinance and Budget
• Purchase of 35 acres of airport land from BDA
• Bills payable of $683,129.72 and payroll of $324,383.92
• Approval of Sheriff Contract and Master Application for Medical Contract
• Surplus of 2004 Chevy Silverado and 2007 Mitsubishi

The Burley City Council held a special session and workshop, entering executive session for discussion without decisions. In regular session, they approved the consent calendar, opened and closed public hearings for the FY25 budget and a $9,347 foregone amount recovery with no public testimony, and approved the Capital Improvement Plan, Sheriff Contract ($2,231,000 plus $75,000 one-time for vehicles), a 35-acre airport land purchase from BDA, and surplus of two vehicles. The medical contract with Pacific Source was initially tabled but later approved after questions were answered.

• Approved consent calendar (6-0)
• Opened and closed public hearing on FY25 foregone amount recovery of $9,347 (6-0)
• Opened and closed public hearing on FY25 proposed budget (6-0)
• Approved Capital Improvement Plan as presented
• Approved Sheriff Contract for $2,231,000 plus $75,000 one-time for vehicles (6-0)
• Tabled medical contract with Pacific Source due to council questions
• Approved Resolution 13-24 for purchase of 35 acres of airport land from BDA (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved master application for medical contract with Pacific Source (6-0)

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold its regular meeting with a consent calendar and several action items. Decisions include approving a water rights lease with Pocatello, accepting road dedication deeds near 27th St and Overland Ave, and voting on a 10-year capital improvement plan for the fire department. Other items include a preliminary plat for Ponderosa Park Subdivision, an MOU for wildland fire response, and discussion of a Main Street project and recreation survey.

• Bills payable totaling $2,018,848.31 and payroll of $431,910.78 on consent calendar
• Water Rights Lease Agreement with City of Pocatello (2024)
• Two road dedication deeds from Ben & Nikki Beck and Adams Petroleum near 27th St and Overland Ave intersection
• Suntado Energy Incentive from Bonneville Power Administration
• 10-year Capital Improvement Plan for Fire Department

The Burley City Council approved the Ponderosa Park subdivision preliminary plat with 28 lots and associated stop signs, despite one dissenting vote. They also approved a wildland fire MOU, a water rights lease with Pocatello, road dedications, a Suntado lighting incentive, a 10-year fire department capital improvement plan, and Ordinance 1414 on setbacks. The council discussed but did not vote on a community survey draft.

• Approved Ponderosa Park preliminary plat and stop signs (4-1)
• Approved wildland fire MOU with mayor authorized to sign (5-0)
• Approved water rights lease agreement with City of Pocatello (5-0)
• Accepted road dedication deed from Ben & Nikki Beck (5-0)
• Accepted road dedication deed from Adams Petroleum (5-0)
• Approved Suntado lighting incentive from BPA (5-0)
• Approved 10-year fire department capital improvement plan (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 1414 on setbacks and summary publication (5-0)

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a proposed setback ordinance and on proposed building permit improvement requirements. They will also deliberate and decide on the Ponderosa Park preliminary plat, and review the Comprehensive Plan and Sewer Master Plan.

• Public hearing on proposed setback ordinance
• Resolution to City Council regarding setback ordinance
• Public hearing on improvements required for building permit approval
• Resolution to City Council regarding building permit improvements
• Public hearing and deliberation on Ponderosa Park preliminary plat

City Council

The Council will hold a special session at 6:30 p.m. to go into executive session for real property acquisition, followed by a regular session at 7:00 p.m. Action items include approval of the consent calendar (minutes, bills payable of $548,635.47, payroll of $334,572.97), acceptance of a $280,000 SS4A Planning Grant, a CDBG funding request, a resolution accepting an EDA grant for a sewer project, discussion and approval of the FY25 draft budget, and disposition options for city real property at RP10S23E287800.

• Approval of FY25 draft budget
• Acceptance of $280,000 SS4A Planning Grant with FHWA
• Resolution #12-24 and acceptance of EDA grant for sewer project
• Disposition options for city real property at RP10S23E287800 (approx. 11 E 100 S)
• Executive session to acquire real property (Idaho Code 74-206(1)(c))

City Council

The council will discuss the draft FY25 budget, including projected revenues and expenditures. The agenda also includes approvals for a license agreement for the Cassia County Fair and concrete work for the East Park Bathroom Project.

• Discussion of FY25 draft budget revenues and expenditures
• Approval of bid for concrete portion of East Park Bathroom Project
• Approval of License Agreement for Cassia County Fair
• Resolution 11-24 to claim $9,347.00 in property taxes
• Conditional approval extension for Hidden Hills Phase One Subdivision

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold a special workshop meeting. The agenda includes a discussion of the city budget, featuring a review of revenue and expenditures. City departments are also scheduled to provide presentations.

• Review of city budget revenue and expenditures
• City department presentations

City Council

The City Council will hold a special workshop to review city budget revenues and expenditures. Presentations by city departments are also scheduled for this meeting.

• Review of city budget revenue and expenditures
• Presentations by city departments

City Council

The council will review an ordinance regarding airsoft gun use within city limits and a lease for an airsoft field. The agenda also includes accepting grants for wastewater transmission lines and an RV park. Additionally, the council will consider utility line crossing agreements and ISP applications for the Burley Fiber Network.

• Ordinance amending code regarding airsoft gun use within city limits
• Acceptance of EDA Grant for Industrial Wastewater Transmission Lines
• Contract award for Dustin Raney Wastewater Treatment Plant Oxidation System
• Approval of Little Flower Church agreement to use Mac Aguero Property
• Review of ISP application for Burley Fiber Network

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold an executive session regarding legal matters before its regular meeting. The council will also consider various contracts, including parking lot bids and utility easement acceptances.

• Approval of bid for Storybook Park Parking Lot
• Acceptance of utility easement from Suntado at 1475 W Washington Ave
• Contracts for fog seal, seal coat, and chip seal
• Approval of bid for clarifier equipment
• Bills payable totaling $969,137.38

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning & Zoning Commission is holding a special meeting to act on several items, including a draft ordinance on improvements required for building permit approval and an update on the Comprehensive Plan. They will also approve prior meeting minutes and consider changing next month's regular meeting date.

• Approval of minutes from May 15 meeting
• Draft ordinance on improvements required for building permit approval
• Update on Comprehensive Plan
• Changing next month's regular meeting date

City Council

The Burley City Council will consider routine consent items including bills payable of $755,209.39 and payroll of $262,552.81, then take action on the FY23 audit, a roadway development from the city service center (2020 Park Ave) to 16th Street, an Xpress Bill Pay service agreement, a fire impact fee consultant agreement, and participation in a joint pool and recreation community survey. They will also hear a report on Merchant McIntyre Grant activities and discuss Glacier Park HOA drain problems.

• Approval of FY23 audit presented by Jacob Catmull
• Roadway development from 2020 Park Ave to 16th Street
• Xpress Bill Pay service agreement review and approval
• Fire Impact Fee Consultant Agreement approval
• Discussion of participation in joint pool and recreation community survey

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning & Zoning Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes, discuss meeting times, and receive updates on the Sanitary Sewer Collection System Master Plan and the Comprehensive Plan. They will also consider a draft ordinance on improvements required for building permit approval.

• Approval of April 17, 2024 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Commission meeting times
• Update on Sanitary Sewer Collection System Master Plan
• Update on Comprehensive Plan
• Draft ordinance on improvements required for building permits

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold a special session to discuss legal options for pending or imminent litigation, then a regular session to approve routine items including bills payable of $1,125,134.22 and payroll of $410,828.38. The council will also consider several action items such as approving the annual farmers market, a library building bid packet, a change order for library parking, declaring surplus property, a sewer force main contract, and a regatta event.

• Bills payable $1,125,134.22 and payroll $410,828.38
• Approval of Annual Burley Farmers Market
• Approval of Phase 1 Library Building bid packet
• Change Order for contract for library parking
• Fees and Contract with Eastern Idaho Railroad for Sewer Force Main Schodde Ave to Hiland Ave

City Council

The Burley City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the upcoming 2024-2025 budget, including revenue estimates, expenditures, fees related to growth and annexations, and department wish lists. They will also receive an update on the Industrial Treatment Plant and set council priorities. This is a discussion and planning session, not a final budget approval.

• Discussion of fees related to growth, annexations, and taxes
• Overview of department wish list requests
• Update on Industrial Treatment Plant
• Revenue estimates and expenditure direction
• Council priorities for the 2024-2025 budget

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning & Zoning Commission will review proposed amendments to city code regarding setbacks and continue discussion of a draft ordinance on improvements required for building permit approval. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the April 3, 2024 meeting. The draft ordinance was previously discussed and tabled for further review.

• Review proposed amendments to City Code regarding setbacks
• Draft ordinance on improvements required for building permit approval
• Approval of minutes from April 3, 2024 meeting

City Council

The Burley City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving consent calendar items, several street closures for local events, a proclamation, an RV park reservation system, and a board appointment. No major policy decisions or public hearings are on the agenda.

• Bills payable $568,804.92
• Payroll ending 04/05/2024 for $260,697.07
• Street closure for Lulu's Annual Block Party on May 11, 2024
• Street closure for Superior Event Center Celebration on May 5, 2024
• Street closure for El Torito Block Party on April 28, 2024

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a special meeting to take action on a draft ordinance about improvements required for building permits and to review proposed amendments to city code on setbacks. They will also approve minutes from the March 20 meeting. The agenda is substantive, with two regulatory items up for decision.

• Approval of minutes from March 20, 2024 meeting
• Draft ordinance on improvements required for building permit approval
• Review of proposed amendments to City Code regarding setbacks

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a new golf fees proposal, and consider several action items including a resolution on invocations, the 2024 Idaho Regatta, a Northside Park contract, and a battery purchase for golf carts. The consent calendar includes routine approval of minutes, bills payable of $1,108,754.63, and payroll of $392,425.23. A budget schedule discussion is also on the agenda.

• Public hearing and resolution for new golf fees
• Approval of 2024 Idaho Regatta (June 27-30)
• Northside Park contract with Randy Leatham
• Battery purchase for golf carts
• Bills payable $1,108,754.63 and payroll $392,425.23

Planning and Zoning

The Commission will review proposed changes to City Code setbacks. The meeting also includes a draft ordinance regarding improvements required for building permit approval.

• Approval of February 21, 2024 minutes
• Proposed amendments to City Code regarding setbacks
• Draft ordinance regarding building permit improvement requirements

City Council

The Burley City Council will vote on several routine action items, including approving bids for park and sewer repairs, updating water system standards, and adopting a telecom ordinance. The agenda also includes consent items for minutes, bills payable of $1,672,439.34, and payroll of $250,869.57, plus setting a 2024 budget hearing.

• Approval of bid for North Side Park at the Library
• Update to ISPWC for water pipe and water meters
• Approval of telecom permit and requirements ordinance for right-of-way use
• Approval of bid and move forward with sewer repairs at Burley Senior Center
• Approval of Region IV grant administration contract for Storybook Park

City Council

The Burley City Council is holding a special session to receive an update on the Industrial Wastewater Plan Improvements and to consider an action item amending the approval of supplemental street override levy documents. The meeting is focused on these two items, with no other business listed.

• Update on Industrial Wastewater Plan Improvements
• Action item: Amendment to approval of supplemental street override levy documents

City Council

The Burley City Council is holding its regular meeting with a consent calendar covering routine approvals, including minutes, bills payable of $131,190.92, and payroll of $405,050.01. Action items include conditional approval of Land's End Subdivision Phase 2, approval of Phase 1C, acceptance of a road dedication from the Max Banner Family Trust, and several other property and administrative items. The council will also consider a proclamation for the National Federation of the Blind of Idaho and a wellness resolution.

• Land's End Subdivision Phase 2 conditional approval
• Land's End Subdivision Phase 1C approval
• Acceptance of road dedication from Max Banner Family Trust (parcel RP00008001010C at 1323 E 16th Street)
• Bills payable $131,190.92 and payroll $405,050.01
• Summary Ordinance 1407 (land exchange with Suntado)

City Council

The Burley City Council is holding a special session to consider a single action item: a resolution opposing the proposed Minidoka County Library District including North Burley in its boundaries. The meeting is limited to this one item on the consent calendar.

• Approval of Resolution 6-24 opposing the Minidoka County Library District including North Burley in its boundaries

City Council

The Burley Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially decide on fees for golf and pool parties, as well as surplus items. The agenda is brief and contains only these three items, with no further details provided.

• Golf fees
• Pool party fees
• Surplus items

Planning and Zoning

The Burley Planning & Zoning Commission will consider approving minutes, a withdrawal of the Ponderosa Park Preliminary Plat application, and forms for variances and sign permits. They will also review proposed City Code amendments regarding setbacks. The agenda includes both action and discussion items.

• Approval of minutes from Jan. 17, 2024, meeting
• Application withdrawal for Ponderosa Park Preliminary Plat
• Approval of forms for variance and sign-related special permit applications
• Review of proposed City Code amendments regarding setbacks

City Council

The Burley City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a land exchange with Suntado, swapping city property at 1500 Washington for land at approximately 1610 16th Street. They will also consider approving a resolution for a street levy election and ballot language, accept street and utility easements, and review the College of Southern Idaho annual report. Consent items include approval of minutes, bills payable of $394,645.06, and payroll of $259,823.94.

• Public hearing and ordinance approval for land exchange with Suntado (1500 Washington for ~1610 16th St)
• Resolution for street levy election and ballot language
• Acceptance of street and utility easement from Jerrold B. Carlile (SE1/4SW1/4 of Section 8, T10S, R23E)
• Acceptance of street and utility easement from Joseph R. Petersen Family Limited Partnership (same section)
• Bills payable $394,645.06 and payroll $259,823.94

City Council

This is a special workshop meeting of the Burley City Council, held at noon, to discuss several topics rather than make final decisions. The agenda includes updates and discussions on the proposed Greater Cassia Library District, the wastewater treatment plant, city fees, new city signs, city beautification, and city development standards. No votes or final actions are listed on this agenda.

• Update/change and discussion related to proposed Greater Cassia Library District
• Wastewater treatment plant discussion
• City fees discussion, new city signs, city beautification
• City development standards discussion

City Council

The Burley City Council is holding its regular meeting with a consent calendar of routine items and several action items. Key decisions include approving an updated agreement for Storybook Park, a license agreement with Eastern Idaho Railroad, and a resolution to place a street override levy on the May ballot. The council will also consider resolutions on records destruction, new basketball courts at East Park, and airport grant agreements.

• Approval of updated agreement for Storybook Park
• License agreement with Eastern Idaho RR for sewer crossing at about 1260 East near Standridge Color
• Draft resolution and submittal of override levy for streets for May ballot
• Resolution 1-24 for destruction of records
• Approval to move forward on new basketball courts at East Park

City Council

The Burley Recreation Committee is meeting to discuss several recreation-related items, including basketball courts at the Skate Park, golf and pool party fees, park signs, and a remodel of Story Book Park. These are discussion items, not final decisions.

• Discussion of basketball courts at the Skate Park (East Park)
• Golf fees
• Park signs
• Story Book Park remodel
• Pool party fees

Planning and Zoning

The Commission will review the withdrawal of the Ponderosa Park Preliminary Plat application. Members will also discuss draft language for setback definitions and receive an update on the draft Comprehensive Plan.

• Withdrawal of Ponderosa Park Preliminary Plat application
• Review of draft setback definition language
• Update on draft Comprehensive Plan status