Fruitland public meetings in 2023
48 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Fruitland City Council is holding a special two-day meeting to participate in a Looking Glass Academy workshop focused on walkability and creating safer environments for walking and biking. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled; the meeting is dedicated to training and discussion.
- Two-day workshop on walkability and bike safety
- Held at Fruitland City Hall, 200 N. Whitley Drive
- April 20, 2023, 8:30 AM–3:30 PM and April 21, 2023, 8:30 AM–12:00 PM
City Council
The Fruitland City Council meeting scheduled for December 25, 2023, has been cancelled due to a conflict with the Christmas Day holiday. No business will be conducted at this meeting.
- Meeting cancellation notice issued by City Clerk Suzanne Pearcy
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit request by Courtney & Cody Jennings for an Air Bed and Breakfast at 1055 NW 23rd Street. Citizens may provide oral and written testimony at the hearing or review the application beforehand.
- Conditional use permit for Air Bed and Breakfast at 1055 NW 23rd Street
- Property: Lot 11 Block 2, Bishop Ranch Subdivision No. 1, Phase 2
- Public hearing on December 12, 2023 at 7:00 P.M. at Fruitland City Hall
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make decisions on two conditional use permit applications: one for an air bed and breakfast at 1055 NW 23rd Street and another for educational facilities by Treasure Valley Classical Academy in the South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street. The academy's hearing is a continuation from September 12, 2023, to receive additional testimony. The commission will also approve the minutes from the November 14, 2023 meeting.
- Conditional use permit for air bed and breakfast at 1055 NW 23rd Street (applicants: Courtney & Cody Jennings)
- Conditional use permit for educational facilities in the South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street (applicant: Treasure Valley Classical Academy)
- Public hearing and decision on the B&B permit
- Public hearing (continued) and decision on the academy's permit
- Approval of November 14, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved the Comprehensive Plan Update, including an amended Future Land Use Map (Exhibit A) after a public hearing. The council also accepted a grant from Blue Cross of Idaho for the Mayor's Walking Challenge, approved a facilities use request from the Chamber of Commerce, and adopted Ordinance No. 707 to repeal the Industrial Development Corp ordinance. Several routine department reports and the November bills were approved.
- Approved Resolution No. 2023-08 and Exhibit A for the Comprehensive Plan Update
- Accepted Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation grant for Girls & Boys State sponsorship
- Adopted Ordinance No. 707 repealing Ordinance No. 171 (Fruitland Industrial Development Corp)
- Approved Chamber of Commerce use of Water Treatment Plant meeting room for monthly luncheons
- Approved November 2023 department activity reports and bills
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved two major subdivisions (Waters Edge and Orchard Heights) with annexations and zone changes, along with water and sewer capacity for Orchard Heights. It also approved change orders for the police station construction, a water master plan contract, and several other routine items. The council discussed managing remaining water and wastewater capacity, adding a 3-year infrastructure completion requirement to development agreements.
- Approved annexation, zone designation, development agreement, and preliminary plat for Waters Edge Subdivision (west of N. Vista Ave and Washoe Rd to Snake River)
- Approved annexation, comprehensive plan amendment, zone designation, development agreement, and preliminary plat for Orchard Heights Subdivision (2100 blocks SE 6th St to 2250 block NW 2nd Ave)
- Approved water and sewer capacity for Orchard Heights Subdivision Phases 1 and 2
- Approved Change Order #1 ($9,771.50) and #2 ($3,962.50) for Fruitland Police Station construction
- Approved $13,070 scope of services for Water Master Plan Environmental Information Document
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 14, 2023, to consider a request by Fredrick J. Henson Jr. for a Temporary Use Permit (hardship) to allow a recreational vehicle as a secondary residence at 729 SW 7th Street. The property consists of several lots in Brainards Addition. Citizens may provide oral and written testimony.
- Temporary Use Permit (hardship) for RV as secondary residence at 729 SW 7th Street
- Property includes portions of Lots 5 and 6, Block 3, and Lots 1, Block 2, Brainards Addition
- Public hearing at Fruitland City Hall, 200 S. Whitley Drive, on November 14, 2023 at 7:00 PM
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make recommendations on the city's Comprehensive Plan update, a conditional use permit for Treasure Valley Classical Academy, and a temporary hardship use permit. They will also decide on a final plat for the Aspen Meadows Subdivision and consider two impact area requests, including a transfer of development rights and a lot size variance.
- Public hearing: Temporary Use Permit (Hardship) for Fredrick J. Henson Jr. at 729 SW 7th Street
- Public hearing: Fruitland Comprehensive Plan Update
- Public hearing: Treasure Valley Classical Academy Conditional Use Permit for educational facilities in the South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street (continued from Sept. 12)
- Recommendation: Final Plat of Aspen Meadows Subdivision by Apex Land Group LLC
- Impact area: Transfer of Development Rights from parcel west of 5540 Custer Road to parcel at end of NW 26th Street; Variance of lot size for accessory building at 8172 N Pennsylvania Avenue
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held public hearings and then tabled decisions on two major proposed subdivisions—Waters Edge (80 lots) and Orchard Heights (368 lots)—to allow more time for review. The council also approved a special event permit for Christmas on Main Street, a grant application for sidewalk improvements, and several routine reports and agreements.
- Tabled land use decisions for Waters Edge Subdivision (80 buildable lots) and Orchard Heights Subdivision (368 buildable lots) until Nov 27 meeting
- Approved $5,000 LHTAC grant application for SW 7th Street sidewalk improvements (Iowa to Pennsylvania Ave)
- Approved building inspection agreement with Payette County, increasing revenue split from 50/50 to 65/35 for six months
- Approved special event permit for Christmas on Main Street (Nov 30, 4-9 PM) and waived fees
- Approved $100 gift cards for full-time employees, Mayor, Council, and City Attorney
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a regular meeting, approving routine reports and several special event requests, including a Veteran's Day flag display and two Halloween trunk-or-treat events. They also approved funding for grant applications and letters of interest, additional funds for vehicle purchases, and a property disposal.
- Approved $14,000 for grant applications and letters of interest (emerging contaminants, wastewater, water upgrade)
- Approved $16,000 additional for street and water fund vehicles
- Approved disposal of 2008 GMC Canyon pickup at public auction
- Approved special events: TVCA flag display, West Valley Church trunk-or-treat, FHS truck-or-treat
- Approved audit contract with Poulsen, Vanleuven & Catmull, PA
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a development agreement request from Trilogy Development. The request concerns the Orchard Heights Subdivision located near SE 6th Street and NW 2nd Avenue.
- Public hearing for Trilogy Development's Orchard Heights Subdivision development agreement
- Development area includes approximately 137.943 acres in Section 26
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make recommendations on four development-related items: three development agreements for subdivisions (Orchard Heights, Paloma Holdings, and Waters Edge) and a conditional use permit for Treasure Valley Classical Academy to allow educational facilities. The academy item was continued from a previous meeting. The commission will also approve minutes from prior meetings.
- Development agreement for Orchard Heights Subdivision, 2100 block SE 6th St to N 2250 block NW 2nd Ave
- Development agreement for Paloma Holdings LLC, 425 S. Whitley Drive
- Development agreement for Waters Edge Subdivision, west of N Vista Ave and Washoe Rd to Snake River
- Conditional use permit for Treasure Valley Classical Academy, S 1000 block NW 13th St (continued from Sept 12)
City Council
The Fruitland City Council meeting scheduled for October 9, 2023 has been cancelled due to a scheduling conflict with the Columbus Day holiday. No business will be conducted at this meeting.
- Meeting cancelled due to Columbus Day holiday
City Council
The Fruitland City Council is holding a special meeting on October 4, 2023, at 5:30 P.M. at City Hall for a Comprehensive Plan update workshop. The agenda is limited to this workshop, with no other business items listed.
- Special meeting for Comprehensive Plan update workshop
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission is holding a special meeting to present and review the draft Comprehensive Plan. No final decisions are scheduled; the item is for discussion and review only.
- Presentation and review of draft Comprehensive Plan
City Council
The Fruitland City Council is meeting to take action on several items, including a recommendation to transfer two development rights, a corrected ordinance on industrial sewage disposal, and the final acceptance of the Bray Subdivision. They will also review the Planning & Zoning Commission report, the city engineer's reports, and the August 2023 finance report. The agenda includes a declaration for the November 7, 2023 elections and a potential executive session on litigation.
- Transfer of two development rights from Robert Presher (Parcel #07N04W186620) to Melvin & Nanette Needs at 1850 NW 1st Avenue
- Corrected Ordinance No. 704 on industrial sewage disposal
- Bray Subdivision final acceptance and start of one-year warranty period
- Police Chief Huff's vacation payout request for Officer Ben Key
- Payette County Building Inspection Agreement
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 12, 2023, to receive testimony on a request by Treasure Valley Classical Academy for a conditional use permit to allow educational facilities on property in the South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street. Citizens may provide oral and written testimony, and supporting documents are available at the Zoning Administrator's office.
- Conditional use permit for educational facilities by Treasure Valley Classical Academy
- Property located in South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street, Fruitland, ID
- Public hearing at Fruitland City Hall, 200 S. Whitley Drive, at 7:00 PM
- Testimony accepted orally and in writing
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a decision on a conditional use permit for Treasure Valley Classical Academy to operate educational facilities on the South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street. The commission will also consider two transfer of development rights requests from Robert Presher to Melvin and Nanette Needs for a property at 1850 NW 1st Avenue. Additionally, the commission will approve minutes from previous meetings.
- Public hearing and decision on Treasure Valley Classical Academy conditional use permit for educational facilities at South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street
- Two Transfer of Development Rights from Robert Presher (Parcel #07N04W186620) to Melvin & Nanette Needs at 1850 NW 1st Avenue
- Approval of July 11, 2023 and August 2, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved appointments for Matt Brock as Public Works Director and Mark Little as Fire Chief, effective October 1, 2023. They also approved a special event permit for the Chamber of Commerce's Trunk or Treat, with a road closure on SW 3rd Street from 4:00 to 7:00 PM. The council discussed an outdoor fitness court at Payette River Sports Complex, with potential grants reducing cost to about $45,000, to be considered in the 2024-2025 budget. The meeting included approval of various department reports and bills, and a pay rate increase for a paramedic.
- Appointed Matt Brock as Public Works Director and Mark Little as Fire Chief, effective Oct 1, 2023
- Approved special event permit for Trunk or Treat on Oct 31, 2023, with road closure on SW 3rd St from 4:00-7:00 PM
- Discussed installing outdoor fitness court at Payette River Sports Complex, cost approx. $45,000 with grants
- Approved Payette County Paramedics pay rate increase for David Morris and creation of new Captain position
- Cancelled Oct 10, 2023 City Council meeting for Columbus Day
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held public hearings and adopted the FY2024 budget, an industrial sewage disposal ordinance, and a zone change for 425 S. Whitley Drive. They also approved moving forward with a grant application for the Pennsylvania Avenue Project.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 703 (FY2024 appropriations budget)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 704 (Industrial Sewage Disposal regulations)
- Approved zone change from Neighborhood Commercial to General Commercial for 425 S. Whitley Drive, contingent on a development agreement
- Approved grant application for Pennsylvania Avenue Project Phase 2 (up to $2,000,000, city may fund ~$150,000)
- Approved July 2023 Finance Report
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a regular meeting, continuing a public hearing for a zone change request by Paloma Holdings LLC to August 28. They also approved special event permits with fee waivers, accepted a $185,000 ambulance grant, and approved various department reports and routine items.
- Continued public hearing for Paloma Holdings LLC zone change from Neighborhood Commercial to General Commercial at 425 S. Whitley Drive
- Approved special event permit for Insight Matters Inc. 'Alcohol and Drug Community Family Event' (Aug 30, 4-7 PM, Fruitland Community Park) with fee waiver
- Approved special event permit for Fruitland Chamber of Commerce 'Fruitland Family Fun Days' (Sept 9, 10 AM-4 PM) with street closures and fee waiver
- Approved application for Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program (RTAPP) for NW 16th/US-95 Intersection project
- Accepted FY2024 EMS grant: $185,000 for new ambulance and $23,567.76 for handheld radios
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning and Zoning meeting scheduled for August 8, 2023, has been cancelled because no items are scheduled. The notice was issued by Zoning Administrator Danny Little.
- Meeting cancellation notice for August 8, 2023
Planning Zoning
This is a special meeting of the Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission consisting solely of a training session on motions and findings, followed by adjournment. No decisions, public hearings, or action items are on the agenda.
- Commission training on motions and findings
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved several items, including a zone change for a Jiffy Lube property, a water main extension agreement, a budget for 2023-2024, and a water/sewer fee increase. They also awarded construction contracts for the new police station and paramedic building expansion to Hill Construction, and rejected a mineral rights request from Snake River Oil and Gas.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 701: zone change from General Commercial to Light Industrial for 905 and 903 NW 16th Street
- Approved Professional Service Agreement with Ardurra Group for Water Main Extension on NW 2nd Avenue
- Tentatively adopted 2023-2024 budget, public hearing set for August 28, 2023
- Adopted Resolution No. 2023-06: increase monthly water and sewer fees
- Awarded Hill Construction $1,308,321 for police station and $248,568 for paramedic expansion
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a special workshop meeting to discuss the development of a Comprehensive Plan update. The Community Advisory Committee met with J-U-B Engineers to discuss the plan outline, goals, and objectives, focusing on strategies for a lively, growing, and resilient community.
- Workshop to discuss Comprehensive Plan update
- Community Advisory Committee members present
- J-U-B Engineers discussed plan outline, goals, and objectives
- Discussion of goal objectives and strategies for community growth and resilience
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a special meeting as a workshop to develop the 2023-2024 annual budget. Council members reviewed budget requests from department heads and developed a budget. No other business was conducted.
- Workshop to develop 2023-2024 annual budget
- Reviewed budget requests from department heads
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a request by Find Your Light for a conditional use permit to operate a wellness and counseling center at 620 S Idaho Avenue. Citizens may provide oral and written testimony. The application is available for review at the Zoning Administrator's office.
- Conditional use permit request by Find Your Light for a wellness and counseling center
- Property located at 620 S Idaho Avenue, Fruitland, ID
- Public hearing scheduled for July 11, 2023 at 7:00 PM at Fruitland City Hall
- Citizens encouraged to provide oral and written testimony
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make decisions on several land-use items, including a conditional use permit for a wellness center and two large annexation proposals. They will also consider recommendations on a zone change and preliminary plats for new subdivisions.
- Conditional Use Permit for Find Your Light wellness and counseling center at 620 S Idaho Avenue
- Annexation and zone designation for Summertime Residential Properties west of N Vista Avenue and Washoe Road to the Snake River
- Preliminary plat for Waters Edge Subdivision
- Annexation and comprehensive plan amendment for Trilogy Development in the 2100 block of SE 6th Street to the 2250 block of NW 2nd Avenue
- Comprehensive plan amendment and zone change for Paloma Holdings LLC at 425 S. Whitley Drive
City Council
This agenda only announces a time change for the July 10, 2023 Fruitland City Council meeting, moving it from 7:00 PM to 6:30 PM at Fruitland City Hall, 200 S. Whitley Drive. No other business items are listed.
- Meeting time changed from 7:00 PM to 6:30 PM on July 10, 2023
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved a favorable recommendation to Payette County for a kennel conditional use permit, directed T-O Engineers to apply for a grant for Pennsylvania Avenue improvements, and approved several routine items including subdivision acceptance, a police vehicle auction, software renewal, and a chaplain MOU. The council also adopted an updated personnel manual, approved a city administrator job description, and entered executive session for real property and potential litigation.
- Favorable recommendation for kennel conditional use permit at 2250 SW 1st Avenue
- Application for Phase 2 Pennsylvania Avenue Improvements (W. 1st Street to Syringa Falls CT)
- Final acceptance of Rivers Edge Subdivision No. 3 and release of building permits
- Approval to auction retired 2015 Ford Explorer patrol car
- Adopted Resolution No. 2023-05 updating City Personnel Manual (Christmas Eve not added as paid holiday)
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 13, 2023, to consider a request by Steel National for a comprehensive plan amendment and zone change from General Commercial to Light Industrial for properties at 905 and 903 NW 16th Street. The public is invited to provide oral and written testimony.
- Zone change request from General Commercial to Light Industrial
- Comprehensive plan amendment for 905 and 903 NW 16th Street
- Public hearing at Fruitland City Hall, 200 S. Whitley Drive
- Applications available at Zoning Administrator's office
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make decisions on several conditional use permits, including a recreational vehicle garage and an educational facility. They will also make recommendations on comprehensive plan amendments and zone changes for properties on NW 16th Street, S. Whitley Drive, and a large annexation and subdivision by Trilogy Development. An impact area recommendation for a kennel is also on the agenda.
- Conditional use permit for RV garage exceeding height at 2033 Heitz Avenue
- Conditional use permit for educational facilities at Treasure Valley Classical Academy, South 1000 Block of NW 13th Street
- Zone change from General Commercial to Light Industrial for 903 and 905 NW 16th Street (Steel National)
- Zone change from Neighborhood Commercial to General Commercial for 425 S. Whitley Drive (Paloma Holdings)
- Annexation and preliminary plat of Orchard Heights Subdivision (Trilogy Development)
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved two ordinances: one amending city code to allow a residential dwelling in a storage unit facility in a Light Industrial zone, and another rezoning three properties from Single Family Residential and General Commercial to Light Industrial. The council also approved special event applications, a rate study, and several department reports.
- Adopted Ordinance No. 699 allowing residential dwelling in storage unit facility in Light Industrial zone
- Adopted Ordinance No. 700 rezoning 712 NW 4th Street, 316 N Whitley Drive, and 314 N Whitley Drive to Light Industrial
- Approved $7,629.56 additional funding for Building Department vehicle
- Approved 3-year HPBX phone service agreement with Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
- Approved three special event applications for West Valley Church at 100 E 1st Street
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on May 9, 2023, to consider a request by Jonathan Graber for a conditional use permit to allow a greenhouse and mini barn sales lot at 975 NW 16th Street. The property is a 1.75-acre parcel near U.S. Hwy 30. Citizens may provide oral and written testimony, and the application is available for review at the Zoning Administrator's office.
- Conditional use permit request by Jonathan Graber for greenhouse and mini barn sales lot
- Property located at 975 NW 16th Street, Fruitland, ID
- Parcel size: 1.75 acres, more or less
- Public hearing at Fruitland City Hall, 200 S. Whitley Drive, at 7:00 P.M.
- Application available for review at Zoning Administrator's office during regular hours
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and make decisions on a conditional use permit for an air bed and breakfast at 3025 Sepulveda Drive, and on conditional use permits and a development agreement for Treasure Valley Classical Academy at 424 SW 3rd Street and nearby parcels. The commission will also consider a variance request for structures within a 15-foot side setback. The agenda includes standard items like approving minutes and roll call.
- Conditional use permit for air bed and breakfast at 3025 Sepulveda Drive
- Conditional use permit for educational facilities at 424 SW 3rd Street and N 500 block of SW 4th Street, including deferral of modular unit removal, landscaping, and parking requirements
- Development agreement for 424 SW 3rd Street, 500 SW 3rd Street, and a parcel in the N 500 block of SW 4th Street
- Variance request by Ronald D. Scotto to allow structures within 15-foot side setback
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on April 11, 2023, to consider a conditional use permit request by Traci Benjamin for an Air Bed and Breakfast at 3025 Sepulveda Drive (Lot 2, Block 1, North Baja Estates Subdivision). Citizens may provide oral and written testimony. The application is available for review at the Zoning Administrator's office.
- Conditional use permit for Air Bed and Breakfast at 3025 Sepulveda Drive
- Public hearing before Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission
- Location: Lot 2, Block 1, North Baja Estates Subdivision
- Testimony accepted from citizens
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved two special event permits for Treasure Valley Classical Academy, reviewed monthly department reports, and approved participation in a state grant. The council rejected all bids for the police building construction and ambulance remodel because the low bid exceeded the engineer's estimate and available funds, and approved rebidding the projects.
- Approved TVCA 'Supper on the Green' event with staff recommendations, including food truck placement on S. Kansas Avenue
- Approved TVCA 'Field Day and Year End Cook-Out Lunch' event with staff-recommended walking route
- Approved participation in IDHWFY2023 Lifesaver 2.0 grant for $33,483.65 for ambulance equipment
- Rejected all bids for police building and ambulance remodel; low bid was $1,782,539.00 from EKC, Inc
- Approved March 2023 bills and monthly department activity reports
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will consider a request to change the comprehensive plan designation for 1850 NW 1st Avenue from Residential to Commercial for PAR Repair Inc. The commission will also discuss amending the land use code to allow residential use in industrial zones, elect 2023 officers, and approve prior meeting minutes.
- Comprehensive Plan change from Residential to Commercial for PAR Repair Inc. at 1850 NW 1st Avenue
- Amend Land Use Code to allow residential use in industrial zone
- Election of 2023 Chairman and Vice Chairman
- Approval of January 10, 2023 meeting minutes and February 8, 2023 workshop minutes
City Council
The Fruitland City Council approved routine minutes, reports, and several donations and requests, including a $900 sponsorship for two students attending American Legion Girls State and permission for historical banners. It denied a request from Snake River Oil and Gas regarding city-owned mineral rights and declined a donation request from the Payette Chamber of Commerce. The council also approved disposal of surplus equipment and adopted resolutions on records destruction and financial controls.
- Donated 10 yards of gravel to Fruitland Chamber of Commerce for Apple Jam
- Sponsored American Legion Girls State with $900 from State Revenue Sharing, Community Development
- Approved historical banners on light posts on S. Pennsylvania Avenue and at Fruitland City Park
- Denied Snake River Oil and Gas request on city-owned mineral rights
- Approved auction of 1992 Ford 6610 tractor and 1986 Case Backhoe as surplus
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a special meeting as an open house for the public to discuss the Comprehensive Plan update. J-U-B Engineers and Community Advisory Committee members answered questions and took comments on land uses, infrastructure, and amenities. The next CAC meeting is scheduled for April 19, 2023.
- Public open house on Comprehensive Plan update
- Discussion of land uses, infrastructure, and amenities
- Next Community Advisory Committee meeting on April 19, 2023
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a special workshop with the Area of Impact Negotiations Committee to review differences between city and county zoning codes. The county proposed removing multifamily developments and storage units from allowed uses in commercial zones. The next meeting is scheduled for March 20, 2023, to review development standards.
- Reviewed city and county allowed uses in current zoning codes
- County discussed removing multifamily developments from commercial zones
- County discussed removing storage units from commercial zones
- Next meeting scheduled for March 20, 2023
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning and Zoning meeting scheduled for February 14, 2023 has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.
- Meeting cancellation notice issued by Zoning Administrator Danny Little
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a regular meeting where it approved the annexation and zoning of three parcels on E. 1st Street for the Aspen Meadows Subdivision, including a development agreement and preliminary plat. The council also accepted the 2021-2022 financial audit, approved a water services agreement, and reviewed various department reports. Additionally, it moved forward on drafting an ordinance for open air markets and peddlers/solicitors, and set a public hearing for related fees.
- Approved annexation and Single Family Residential zoning for three parcels in the north 2110 Block of E. 1st Street (Aspen Meadows Subdivision, 14.9 acres, 51 buildable lots, 5 common lots, 100'x100' pocket park).
- Approved Development Agreement between City of Fruitland and Apex Land Group, LLC for the same parcels.
- Approved preliminary plat of Aspen Meadows Subdivision.
- Accepted 2021-2022 Financial Audit Report presented by Evans-Poulson-Catmull, CPA's.
- Approved water services agreement between City of Fruitland, Western Trailers, and Atlas Pallet Company.
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission is holding a special meeting that consists primarily of a training session on how ordinances shape a city. No decisions or public hearings are scheduled; the agenda is otherwise limited to procedural items like call to order, roll call, and adjournment.
- Commission training on how ordinances shape a city
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a special meeting as part of the Area of Impact Negotiations Committee to discuss zoning and development rights with county representatives. They decided to work separately on proposed regulations for administrative rights and transfer of development rights, and agreed on a 1-acre minimum lot size for the impact area. The committee also reviewed zoning definitions and will compile differences between city and county codes for future discussion.
- Agreed to 1-acre minimum lot size for the impact area
- Excluded downtown commercial, multi-family, and large lot residential zones from impact area zoning
- City and County to work individually on TDR and administrative rights regulations
- Zoning Administrator to compile list of code differences
- Next meeting scheduled for February 27, 2023
Planning Zoning Hearing Notices
The Fruitland Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a development agreement request by Apex Land Group, LLC for the proposed Aspen Meadows Subdivision. The hearing is scheduled for January 10, 2023, at Fruitland City Hall. Citizens may provide oral and written testimony, and the application is available for review at the Zoning Administrator's office.
- Development agreement request by Apex Land Group, LLC for Aspen Meadows Subdivision
- Property located in the North 2110 Block of E. 1st Street, Fruitland, ID
- Three parcels described in Assessor's Plat of Sec. 23, Twp. 8 N., R. 5 W., B.M., Payette County, Idaho
- Ingress-egress easements included on portions of the property
- Public hearing at Fruitland City Hall, 200 S. Whitley Drive, at 7:00 P.M.
Planning Zoning
The Fruitland Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and make recommendations on Apex Land Group LLC's requests for a development agreement, annexation, single-family residential zoning, and preliminary plat for the Aspen Meadows Subdivision in the North 2110 Block of E. 1st Street. The commission will also approve the December 13, 2022 meeting minutes.
- Public hearing: Apex Land Group LLC development agreement for property in the North 2110 Block of E. 1st Street
- Recommendation: Annexation and single-family residential zone designation for parcels in the North 2110 Block of E. 1st Street
- Recommendation: Development agreement for parcels in the North 2110 Block of E. 1st Street
- Recommendation: Preliminary plat of Aspen Meadows Subdivision
- Approval of December 13, 2022 minutes
City Council
The Fruitland City Council held a regular meeting, approving minutes, reports, and several routine items. A public hearing was held for a proposed $2.9 million federal grant to reconstruct North Pennsylvania Avenue, with no public testimony. The council also approved various contracts, appointments, and activity reports.
- Public hearing for $2.9M STBG grant for N. Pennsylvania Ave reconstruction from NE 11th to NW 16th St
- Approved Resolution No. 2023-01 for the N. Pennsylvania Ave grant funding
- Approved water user contracts for Atlas Pallets & Packaging and Western Trailers on NW 2nd Ave
- Approved participation in ITD Mini-Grant for two LIDAR units ($5,390 initial cost, $1,347.50 match)
- Approved Life Flight Network ground transport services and lease agreement