Nampa public meetings in 2022
43 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Nampa Development Corporation
The Nampa Development Corporation approved funding for a downtown design project and a parking garage heater. The board also aligned its capitalization policy with the City of Nampa and approved the November 2022 meeting minutes.
- Approved $150,000 for downtown master design scope of work (unanimous)
- Set capitalization policy threshold to match the City of Nampa (unanimous)
- Approved installation of heater in parking garage for book mobile (unanimous)
- Authorized Chair to sign second addendum to Adler agreement (unanimous)
- Approved November 15, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved financial report and payables (unanimous)
- Tabled $7,500 funding for Dewey Mural rehabilitation (unanimous)
- Tabled agreement with Phil and Diane Kushlan for strategic planning
City Council
The City Council approved a recommended districting plan and passed Ordinance 4703 to establish official council districts. Other actions included awarding several public works contracts and approving specific zoning and annexation requests.
- Approved Nampa Districting Committee’s Recommended Nampa Districting Plan (5-1)
- Passed Ordinance 4703 adopting the Final Nampa Districting Plan (5-1)
- Awarded $944,633.00 Zone B Sewer Rehab FY23 contract to Iron Horse Pipeline Services LLC
- Awarded $468,902.34 Pump Maintenance & Electrical Upgrades FY22 contract to Layne of Idaho
- Approved $1,140,348 design services task order for Purdam Trunk Sewer Extension with J-U-B Engineers, Inc.
- Approved $90,000 agreement with McCall Studios, LLC for public art at 8 13th Ave S
- Approved waiver of setback and landscape buffer for Broadstone Townhomes Subdivision
- Approved annexation and zoning to RS8.5 for 2909 E Victory Rd
City Council
The City Council met for a special session consisting of presentations on comprehensive plan updates and anticipated 2023 legislative items. No substantive votes or policy decisions were recorded during the meeting.
- Adjourned meeting at 9:04 a.m. (All present voted YES)
Venue Management Advisory Commission
The commission approved the minutes from October 20, 2022. Staff reported that the Nampa Civic Center and Ford Idaho Center both ended the fiscal year with profits, and provided updates on facility repairs and the transition to OVG Hospitality.
- Approved October 20, 2022 minutes (unanimous voice vote)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Commission approved a preliminary plat for a 384-unit residential development and granted conditional use permits for a pub and a home-based firearms business. It also recommended three separate annexations and zoning changes to the City Council.
- Approved Subdivision Preliminary Plat for Sunnyvale East (384 dwelling units)
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for Valhalla Pub alcohol sales at 724 1st St S
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for online firearms business at 18289 N Phlox Way
- Approved one-year extension for Spring Hollow Ranch No. 2 Final Plat
- Recommended approval to City Council for industrial zoning at 0 Ustick Rd
- Recommended approval to City Council for RS6 zoning at 0 E Railroad St
- Recommended approval to City Council for RML zoning at 1112 Southside Blvd
- Appointed Ron Van Auker, Jr. as Chair and Tom Turner as Vice Chair for 2023
Arts & Historic Preservation Commission
The commission approved a letter of support for a Certified Local Government (CLG) grant application intended to establish a historic neighborhood with design guidelines. Members also received updates on the Dewey Mural funding and the Lloyd Square Sculpture project.
- Approved minutes for November 14, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
- Authorized Vice Chair Ron Wormser to sign letter of support for CLG Grant application (unanimous)
Airport
The Commission approved a consent agenda including contract executions and minutes. Members clarified specific square-foot lease rates for storage and commercial hangars. Updated building and lot standards were tabled for review in January.
- Approved consent agenda including November 14, 2022 minutes (Unanimous)
- Approved Lessors Consent Agreement for Lot 0640 – Return to Service, LLC (Unanimous)
- Approved State Grant Agreement for AIP-37 (Unanimous)
- Clarified storage hangar lease parcel rate at .23 per sq ft for storage footprint plus specific grounds access
- Clarified commercial lease rate at .325 per sq ft for total leasehold
- Tabled approval of updated Airport Building and Lot Standards until January
Board of Appraisers
The Board of Appraisers recommended a 16.75% wastewater rate increase and an 11.64% hookup fee increase for City Council approval. The Board also approved a residential billing rate for a specific property and denied one irrigation tax exclusion request.
- Approved residential billing rate for 515 South Elder Street contingent on it remaining a single-family home (5-0)
- Recommended Council approve 16.75% wastewater budget rate increase for FY2023 (5-0)
- Recommended 11.64% increase for wastewater hookup fees (5-0)
- Denied request for irrigation tax exclusion/no benefit rate for property split from 115 Diamond (5-0)
City Council
The City Council approved fee increases for city parks, recreation, and golf courses. Several zoning amendments and plat approvals were passed, while a request for reconsideration regarding a development agreement at 0 S Middleton Rd was denied.
- Approved fee increases for recreation programs, parks, recreation center, and cemetery
- Approved Option #3 for golf fee increases at Ridgecrest and Centennial Golf Courses
- Denied request for reconsideration for development at 0 S Middleton Rd
- Approved annexation and zoning to Light Industrial for 16763 Madison Rd
- Approved variance for structure and parking setbacks at 0 Caldwell Blvd
- Passed Ordinance 4701 rezoning 0 E Chisholm Dr to Light Industrial
- Passed Ordinance 4702 amending Title 10 of the Nampa City Code
- Approved $275,000 contract for Annual Miscellaneous Asphalt Patch FY23
Alcohol License Review Committee
The committee approved the October 27 meeting minutes and recommended merging two sections of the Nampa City Code. It also recommended adding specific restrictions to catering permits to prevent the circumvention of licensing procedures.
- Approved October 27, 2022, meeting minutes (All Yes)
- Recommended merging Nampa City Code 5-12-17 III (C) with 5-12-17 III (E) (All Yes)
- Recommended adding language to Nampa City Code 5-12-16(A) to restrict catering permits (All Yes)
- Cancelled the December 28, 2022, meeting
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Commission approved a non-commercial kennel permit for one resident and denied another. It recommended City Council approval for the Broadstone Townhomes subdivision, an annexation at 2909 E Victory Rd, and a development agreement modification for Fuller 84 Business Park.
- Approved subdivision final plat for Reflections Edge Phase 1 (40 units)
- Approved subdivision final plat for Middlebury North No. 1 (62 units)
- Recommended approval of Broadstone Townhomes subdivision short plat
- Recommended approval of annexation and RS8.5 zoning for 2909 E Victory Rd
- Approved non-commercial kennel license for 4 dogs at 706 N Coppertree Dr
- Denied non-commercial kennel license for 4 dogs at 3346 S Wood River Ave
- Recommended approval of Development Agreement Modification for Fuller 84 Business Park
Golf Commission
The Commission approved the minutes from October 18, 2022, and accepted the financial, operations, and public relations reports. Members discussed ongoing bunker work at Ridgecrest and a goal to sign a property sales contract by year-end.
- Approved minutes of 10/18/22
- Accepted Financial, Operations/Course Conditions and Public Relations reports
Design Review Committee
The Committee approved architectural plans for four residential developments, including townhomes and apartment complexes. Each approval included specific staff conditions regarding lighting, material changes, and screening of mechanical units.
- Approved architectural plans for 24-unit Maple Leaf Townhomes at 4921 Stamm Ln
- Approved architectural plans for 48-unit Happy Valley Townhomes at 604 N Happy Valley Rd with a requirement for 4 total color schemes
- Approved architectural plans for 6-unit King Townhomes at 1722 E Railroad St and 11 18th Ave N
- Approved architectural plans for 167-unit Affinity at Nampa active adult community at 9778 E Cherry Ln (4-0)
- Approved architectural plans for 84-unit Southside Loft Apartments at 2416 & 2424 Southside Blvd
- Approved October 17, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council approved several professional service contracts for irrigation and road projects, as well as a new street naming ordinance. The council also decided on multiple zoning appeals and variances, including the approval of the Parker Estates Subdivision without rental restrictions.
- Approved $436,846 contract with Precision Engineering for Cherry Lane Rebuild and Widening
- Approved $145,102 contract with Advanced Control Systems, LLC for Irrigation Pump Station SCADA upgrades
- Approved Annexation and Zoning for Parker Estates Subdivision at 525 E Greenhurst Rd (5-1)
- Denied Conditional Use Permit for auto repair business at 2512 S. Powerline Rd
- Approved 70-foot sign variance at 0 Fargo Ave
- Approved rate increases for Recreation Department, Parks Division, and Kohlerlawn Cemetery
- Tabled golf fee increases to December 5, 2022
- Passed Ordinance 4699 naming a private street East Sky Hawk Lane
City Council
The City Council granted an appeal for La Copa, modifying the Alcohol Review Committee's decision to reduce points and impose a two-week license suspension. The Council also approved changes to the structure and timing of regular meeting agendas.
- Denied revocation of La Copa liquor license (4-3)
- Granted La Copa appeal: reduced points to 7.5, two-week license suspension, one year probation, and required staff alcohol server training (4-3)
- Approved meeting efficiency changes: 5:30 PM start time, 6:00 PM public hearings, and moving most contracts to the Consent Agenda
- Tabled proposed changes to Nampa City Code regarding mobile food vendors for further review
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Commission approved a conditional use permit for a 159-unit apartment complex and waived its height restriction. Several other residential and commercial projects were approved or recommended for City Council approval, including a daycare and a light industrial annexation.
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for Nampa Gateway Flats (159 units) and waived height restriction
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for 1st Steps LLC Daycare at 5651 E Franklin Rd
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for temporary home occupancy at 915 9th Ave S
- Recommended approval to City Council for West Orchard Apartments short plat
- Recommended approval to City Council for annexation and IL zoning at 16763 Madison Rd
- Approved Bodle Farms Subdivision final plat (Consent Agenda)
Nampa Development Corporation
The Nampa Development Corporation authorized the development of an RFP to replace end-of-life parking garage equipment. The board also approved the release of a $25,000 earnest money deposit following a termination agreement with Neighborly Ventures.
- Approved development and publication of RFP for downtown parking garage equipment replacement (Unanimous)
- Authorized Chair to sign addendum to Adler NDC agreement to correct a scrivener's error (Unanimous)
- Authorized Chair to sign engagement letter with Eide Bailey for NDC audit (Unanimous)
- Authorized Chair to sign termination agreement with Neighborly Ventures to release $25,000 earnest money deposit (Unanimous)
- Authorized Chair to sign annual engagement letter with Bailey and Company CPAs (Unanimous)
- Approved finance report and payables (Unanimous)
- Approved October 18, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Decided to review potential agreement with the Kushlan's at the regular December meeting instead of the December 1 special meeting (Unanimous)
Arts & Historic Preservation Commission
The Arts & Historic Preservation Commission approved a mural for an EPW truck wash and authorized a Memorandum of Agreement for historic site mitigation. The board also selected the Historic Nampa Neighborhood residential guidelines for a CLG Grant application and approved design modifications for the Blue Eye Building.
- Approved minutes for September 12 and October 10, 2022 (unanimous)
- Approved EPW Truck Wash Mural application (unanimous)
- Authorized Chair to sign MOA with Idaho State Historic Preservation Office and Bureau of Reclamation (passed; Commissioner Coon voted against)
- Selected Historic Nampa Neighborhood residential guidelines project for CLG Grant application (unanimous)
- Approved Blue Eye Building design modification with requirement for warm gray color (unanimous)
Airport
The Commission recommended a new land lease rate and approved a tenant improvement request for Mission Aviation. They also recommended accepting the Strategic Airport Business Plan with specific commission concerns attached.
- Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of Mission Aviation tenant improvement request on lot 2450 (unanimous)
- Recommended accepting the Airport Strategic Business Plan with Commission comments attached (unanimous)
- Recommended land lease rate of $0.23/sqft, defined as building footprint plus grounds from hangar door to taxiway/lane pavement (unanimous)
Police
The City of Nampa and the Nampa Police Protective Association (NPPA) agreed to remove a proposed grandfather clause for non-sworn staff insurance benefits. The NPPA reported that members voted in favor of the revised tentative agreement between November 3 and November 6, 2022. The City will now coordinate with its legal team to finalize the document for Council approval.
- Agreed to strike the grandfather clause for non-sworn staff insurance benefits
- Confirmed NPPA membership voted in favor of the revised tentative agreement
City Council
The Council approved increases to wastewater utility rates and hookup fees. It also awarded a $2.1M road widening contract and authorized a food and beverage services contract for the Ford Idaho Center and Nampa Civic Center. Several zoning and annexation requests were denied or withdrawn.
- Approved 16.75% increase in Wastewater Utility Rates and User Fees (5-1)
- Approved 11.64% increase in Wastewater Hookup Fees (6-0)
- Awarded $2,138,958 Franklin Road Widening-Utilities contract to Knife River Corporation—Mountain West (6-0)
- Authorized contract with Oak View Group for food and beverage services at Ford Idaho Center and Nampa Civic Center (6-0)
- Approved $414,608 task order with Brown and Caldwell for wastewater technical support (5-1)
- Approved $378,000 financial contribution to Valley Regional Transit (6-0)
- Denied annexation, zoning amendment, and preliminary plat for Clearcreek Subdivision
- Approved Nampa City Code Text Amendments for Title 2 and Title 10, excluding Chapter 34 (6-0)
Wastewater Design Review Committee
The committee reviewed updates for the Nampa WWTP Phase II Upgrades, including a proposed $25M placeholder for headworks replacement to address odor and equipment obsolescence. No formal votes were recorded, but the committee discussed budget contingencies and the status of the recycled water line project.
- Rebid of Recycled Line Project initiated due to increased original bid amounts
- Authorized $3M Title XVI grant for Recycled Water Program NEPA Process
- Tabled decision on industrial line pipeline pending cost scope and interest levels
Police
The City of Nampa and the Nampa Police Protective Association (NPPA) discussed a revised tentative agreement, pay scales, and employee group classifications. The NPPA stated it was agreeable to initially signing the revised tentative agreement pending ratification by its members.
- Agreed to sign revised tentative agreement pending member ratification
- Agreed to handle clean-up language in the agreement and exhibits offline
Alcohol License Review Committee
The committee assessed 14 points against La Copa based on incident reports. It recommended that City Council hold a hearing to revoke La Copa's license or, alternatively, impose a 30-day suspension and one-year probation. The committee also recommended amending City Code 5-12-16 regarding catering permit restrictions.
- Approved September 28, 2022 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Assessed 14 points against La Copa for ID and tax stamp violations (Unanimous)
- Recommended City Council hold a hearing to revoke La Copa's license or assess a 30-day suspension and 1 year probation (Unanimous)
- Recommended City Council amend NCC 5-12-16 regarding catering permit restrictions (Unanimous)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a home-based auto repair business. The commission also approved a subdivision final plat and a permit extension via the consent agenda. Two public hearing items were withdrawn.
- Approved Conditional Use Permit for home automobile/truck repair at 17435 N Armstead Ave
- Approved Subdivision Final Plat for Black Butte Business Park No. 3 Phase 2
- Approved six-month extension of Conditional Use Permit for Club Storage Condos at 4751 Ustick Rd
- Approved meeting minutes from October 11, 2022
- Withdrawn: Annexation and zoning for 76 N Happy Valley Rd
- Withdrawn: Zoning Map Amendment for Star 84 project at 0 N Star Rd
City Council
The City Council will consider several land use matters including plat approvals, zoning map amendments, and annexations. The meeting also includes discussions on various city contracts, infrastructure task orders, and a fiscal year 2022 budget amendment.
- Zoning Map Amendment for Reflections Edge Subdivision at 0 E Railroad St
- Annexation of 21.09 acres at 0 & 16989 Madison Rd to Light Industrial zoning
- Towne Creek Apartments annexation and zoning at 0, 16940, & 16896 Idaho Center Blvd
- Sidewalk Local Improvement District (LID) 172 contract with Hess Construction, Inc. for $138,892.60
- Zone B Sewer Rehab design task order with J-U-B Engineers, Inc. for $122,061.00
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on updating impact fees for police, parks, streets, fire, water, and irrigation. The body is also deciding on several annexations, zoning amendments for residential and industrial projects, and various infrastructure contracts.
- Proposed revisions to impact fees for Police, Parks, Streets, Fire, Wastewater, Domestic Water, and Pressurized Irrigation
- Contract for Motorola Intelligent Video Analytics System totaling $1,058,000.00
- Roadway improvements on Northside Boulevard between Karcher Road and Birch Lane for $142,307.47
- Bidding process for roundabouts at Franklin Boulevard & Birch Lane and Idaho Center & Cherry Lane
- Annexation and zoning for 100-unit Towne Creek Apartments at 0, 16940, & 16896 Idaho Center Blvd
City Council
The City Council will consider several land use items including residential subdivisions and industrial zoning. The meeting also includes discussions on infrastructure bidding for roundabouts and potential changes to city impact fees.
- Zoning map amendments for 97.8 acres at 0 E Railroad St
- Annexation and zoning to Light Industrial at 0 & 16989 Madison Rd
- Towne Creek Apartments proposal at 0, 16940, & 16896 Idaho Center Blvd
- Bidding process for Franklin Boulevard & Birch Lane Roundabout
- Roadway improvements on Northside Boulevard totaling $142,307.47
City Council
The City Council will decide on several infrastructure contracts and zoning amendments. The body is also authorizing public hearings to revise impact fees for police, parks, streets, fire, wastewater, domestic water, and pressurized irrigation.
- Contract for Midland Boulevard & Lake Lowell Avenue Intersection project with Knife River Corporation Mountain-West for $1,539,381.00
- Contract with Hawkeye Builders for traffic improvements at N. Midland Blvd and W. Karcher Rd for $134,497.00
- Proposed zoning amendment for Sugar Creek Townhomes at 2205 3rd St N. for 85 dwelling units
- Authorization for Family Justice Center to apply for federal grants totaling $900,000.00
- Authorization of $40,000 for a sculpture in Lloyd Square
City Council
The City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts and zoning amendments. The body is also authorizing public hearings to revise impact fees for police, parks, streets, fire, wastewater, and water services.
- Contract for Midland Boulevard & Lake Lowell Avenue Intersection project with Knife River Corporation Mountain-West for $1,539,381.00
- Contract with Hawkeye Builders for traffic improvements at N. Midland Blvd and W. Karcher Rd for $134,497.00
- Proposed revisions to Impact Fee Capital Improvement Plans for Police, Parks, Streets, Fire, Wastewater, Domestic Water, and Pressurized Irrigation
- Zoning Map Amendment for Sugar Creek Townhomes at 2205 3rd St N. for 85 dwelling units
- Authorization for Family Justice Center to apply for two federal grants totaling $900,000.00
City Council
The City Council will discuss a proposal to expand RV accommodations at the Idaho Horse Park. The project aims to increase full-service RV sites from 44 to at least 100 to meet growing demand.
- Idaho Horse Park RV Expansion Project discussion
- Estimated project cost of $1.5 million to $2.0 million
- Proposed expansion to provide at least 100 RV sites
- Planning & Zoning items including Industrial Design Review and Multi-family Parking code
- Boise Rescue Mission Nampa Men’s Shelter update
City Council
The City Council will consider several zoning map amendments, including residential and industrial rezonings. The meeting also includes actions on public works contracts, right-of-way acquisitions, and various development agreements.
- Zoning amendment for Sugar Creek Townhomes at 2205 3rd St N.
- Right-of-way acquisition for Franklin Road Widening up to $830,000.00
- Right-of-way acquisition for Middleton Road Rebuild up to $160,000.00
- Zone A Sewer Rehab FY22 project contract with Iron Horse LLC for $1,234,896.00
- Purchase of chip seal oils from Idaho Asphalt Supply for an estimated $707,650.00
City Council
The City Council will consider several land use matters including rezoning for Sugar Creek Townhomes and Chisum Estates. The agenda also includes authorizations for various city contracts, road widening negotiations, and sewer rehabilitation.
- Zoning amendment for Sugar Creek Townhomes at 2205 3rd St N.
- Right-of-way acquisition for Franklin Road Widening up to $830,000.00
- Zone A Sewer Rehab FY22 project contract with Iron Horse LLC for $1,234,896.00
- Purchase of chip seal oils from Idaho Asphalt Supply for an estimated $707,650.00
- Annexation and zoning for Chisum Estates Subdivision near Amity Rd
City Council
The City Council will consider several plat approvals and public hearings regarding residential and commercial developments. The meeting also includes discussions on airport engineering contracts and a proposed $7.1 million fleet and street facility expansion.
- Annexation and zoning of 126.27 acres for Chisum Estates Subdivision
- Proposed $7.1 million Fleet building and Street facility expansion
- $115,760 for Highway 16 Corridor Specific Area Plan design services
- Subdivision final plat approvals for Heron Ridge, Jasper Ridge, and Silver Star No. 4
- Airport engineering contracts totaling $122,880 for crack filling and sealing
City Council
The City Council is deciding on several infrastructure projects, including a new fleet building and airport runway repairs. The body is also holding public hearings on multiple zoning amendments and land annexations.
- Proposed $7.1 million Fleet building and Street facility expansion
- Contract with JUB Engineering, Inc. for Highway 16 Corridor Specific Area Plan for $115,760
- Engineering agreements with J-U-B Engineers, Inc. for airport runway and apron sealing totaling $122,880
- Proposed annexation and zoning of 126.27 acres for Chisum Estates Subdivision
- Spending up to $40,000 for new downtown Christmas tree lights
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. The agenda also includes updates on the City Impact Area, the Canyon County Comprehensive Plan, future council districts, and council liaisons.
- Discussion of ARPA Funding
- Planning & Zoning Staff Update regarding City Impact Area
- Canyon County Comprehensive Plan update
- Discussion of Future City Council Districts
- Discussion of City Council Liaisons to Boards, Commissions, and Committees
City Council
The City Council is discussing the allocation of $17.5 million in ARPA funds, with a focus on public works and COVID relief. The body is also considering the establishment of a districting committee to create six council districts as required by Idaho law for cities over 100,000 residents.
- Proposed use of $17.5 million in ARPA funds, with 67% allocated to critical public works
- Proposed $2 million from ARPA to authorize design for a gravity sewer to State Highway 16
- Draft resolution to establish a Nampa Districting Committee consisting of nine resident members
- Discussion of Planning & Zoning staff updates regarding the City Impact Area and Canyon County Comprehensive Plan
- Discussion of City Council Liaisons to Boards, Commissions, and Committees
City Council
The Council will review several plat approvals, zoning amendments, and annexation requests. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on irrigation rate increases and various public works contracts.
- Construction of Nampa Dog Park 2 with LaRiviere Inc. for $2,180,179.25
- Proposed irrigation rate increases ranging from 6.00% to 20.00%
- Zoning map amendment and subdivision plat for Middlebury North Subdivision on Midway Road
- Right-of-way acquisition for Midland Boulevard & Iowa Avenue Intersection up to $490,000.00
- Construction management agreement with T-O Engineering for Nampa Dog Park Project 2 for $129,216
City Council
The Council will review several subdivision plats and zoning amendments. Discussion includes funding for the Nampa Dog Park 2 project and potential irrigation rate increases.
- Award construction of Nampa Dog Park 2 to LaRiviere Inc. for $2,180,179.25
- Authorize T-O Engineering for Nampa Dog Park Project 2 management up to $129,216
- Approve various subdivision plats including Sharpe's Orchard and Jasper Ridge No. 1
- Discuss irrigation rate increases ranging from 6% to 20%
- Authorize Western Regional Lift Station Upgrades contract for $323,500.00
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning amendments and annexations. The body is also deciding on multiple infrastructure contracts and potential fee increases for Parks and Recreation services.
- Annual Waterline Replacement FY22 project contract with Das-Co of Idaho, Inc. for $943,820.00
- Lakeview Park playground purchase and installation from Garrett Parks and Play for $374,999.30
- Proposed fee increases for recreation center, cemetery, golf, park reservations, and programming
- Midland Boulevard and Iowa Avenue Intersection Improvements task order for $78,525.00
- Water quality trading agreement with The Freshwater Trust for $120,000.00
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on zoning amendments and annexations. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and potential fee increases for Parks and Recreation services.
- Proposed fee increases for recreation center, cemetery, golf, park reservations, and programming
- Annual Waterline Replacement FY22 contract with Das-Co of Idaho, Inc. for $943,820.00
- Lakeview Park playground installation from Garrett Parks and Play for $374,999.30
- Midland Boulevard and Iowa Avenue Intersection Improvements task order for $78,525.00
- Water Quality Trading agreement with The Freshwater Trust for $120,000.00
City Council
The City Council will discuss several annexation and zoning requests for new residential subdivisions. The body is also deciding on multiple public works contracts and a 10-year airport lease agreement.
- Contract for Elevated Tank Replacement Study with Keller Associates, Inc. for $580,507.00
- Contract for Annual Miscellaneous Asphalt Patch FY22 with Asphalt Driveways & Patching Solutions, LLC for $175,000.00
- Design services for Port Street Pipeline Upgrade with Stantec for $158,387
- Purchase of City Hall cubicle furniture from Sprague Solutions for $81,936.86
- Public hearings for Wagers Dairy Subdivision and a zoning map amendment at 941 Davis Ave
City Council
The City Council will consider several residential subdivision plats and zoning amendments. The body is also deciding on various public works contracts for sewer, pipeline, and road projects, as well as airport lease agreements.
- Contract with Stantec for Port Street Pipeline Upgrade design services for $158,387
- Contract with Asphalt Driveways & Patching Solutions, LLC for annual asphalt patching for $175,000
- Contract with Keller Associates for Elevated Tank Replacement Study for $580,507
- Purchase of City Hall cubicle furniture from Sprague Solutions for $81,936.86
- Public hearings for annexations including Salazar Point Subdivision and Wagers Dairy Subdivision