Eagle public meetings in 2025

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will consider an action item for the Mabury Subdivision by Sterling Homes Inc., involving annexation, rezone with a development agreement, conditional use permit, preliminary development plan, and preliminary plat. The commission will also approve minutes from October 16, 2025, and take public comment.

• Action item A-2025-05/RZDA-2025-07/CUP-2025-08/PPUD-2025-06/PP-2025-07: Annexation, rezone, conditional use permit, preliminary development plan, and preliminary plat for the Mabury Subdivision (Sterling Homes Inc.)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will consider a resolution to amend solid waste collection fees based on CPI-U and cost adjustments. The consent agenda includes approvals for several residential subdivisions, design reviews for townhomes and a research building, and a service agreement with Granicus for $10,584. Public hearings will address easement vacations for two properties. An executive session is scheduled for pending litigation.

• Resolution 25-28 to amend solid waste collection fees
• Service agreement with Granicus for agenda software, not to exceed $10,584.18
• Angler's Hamlet Subdivision: rezone, conditional use permit, preliminary plat for 6-lot PUD at 4171 W Old Valley Road
• Shetland Point Subdivision: final development plan and plat for 11-lot residential on N Park Lane
• Easement vacations for Avimor Boise County Phase 1 and Coast to Coast Subdivision

Eagle Urban Renewal Agency

The provided text is a meeting schedule page listing the December 16, 2025 meeting of the Eagle Urban Renewal Agency. No agenda items, resolutions, or public hearings are included in the text; only links to past agendas and minutes are present. The meeting appears to be procedural with no substantive business described in the source document.

• Agenda text contains only links to previous meetings; no specific agenda items for Dec 16, 2025 meeting

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider a consent agenda consisting of minutes and adoption of findings of fact for two previously approved projects. No public hearings or new business are scheduled. The consent items are routine and acted on with one motion unless a request is made for separate discussion.

• Adopt findings for Watermark Subdivision: 152-lot (147 buildable, single-family attached) residential planned unit development on 18.58 acres south of Riverside Drive, west of South Edgewood Lane.
• Adopt findings for Eagle Fire Station No. 2: conditional use permit modification for reduced setbacks, waiver of lot coverage/width/area, and parcel division at 12655 North Horseshoe Bend Road.
• Approve minutes of the December 1, 2025 meeting.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will decide on several action items including a 46-unit townhome project (DR-2025-80) in Valnova Subdivision, a retail/restaurant building on East State Street, and a medical/dental office for Six One Six Vision Center. Consent items include approvals for six townhome buildings in Avimor Village Center and a research and development building. The board will also review the State Street parking and beautification project.

• 23 townhome buildings (46 units) in Valnova Subdivision (DR-2025-80)
• State Street parking and beautification project between 2nd Street and Stierman Way
• Multi-tenant retail/restaurant building at 1749 East State Street (DR-2025-89)
• Medical/dental office (6,039 sq ft) for Six One Six Vision Center (DR-2025-86)
• 26,312-sq ft research and development building continued from October (DR-2025-59)

Avimor CID Meeting

The provided text for the Avimor CID meeting on Dec 10, 2025 contains only a list of past meetings and general district information, with no agenda items for this date.

Spring Valley CID

The posted agenda for the Spring Valley CID Board meeting on December 10, 2025 contains only a historical calendar of past meetings and no current discussion or decision items. No actions, proposals, or public hearings are listed.

• No specific agenda items provided
• Board members listed: Craig Kvamme, Mary May, Nancy Merrill

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and consider several land-use items, including a modification to the Torrente Secco subdivision that reduces total dwelling units from 612 to 597 and replaces attached dwellings with cluster/garden lots. The consent agenda includes approval of findings for the 214-lot Sagehill Subdivision annexation and rezone, and several final plats. The council will also vote on converting a City Hall lobby wall into a gallery display.

• Public hearing on modifying Torrente Secco Subdivision: reduce units from 612 to 597, add cluster/garden lots, restrict single-story lots near Beacon Light Road
• Consent agenda includes findings for Sagehill Subdivision: 214-lot annexation/rezone on 736 acres southwest of State Highway 55 and North McLeod Way
• Final plat approvals for Everton Subdivisions No. 5 (49 lots, including 4 commercial) and No. 6 (35 lots) at North Palmer Lane and State Highway 44
• Permanent pathway easement agreement at Torrente Secco Subdivision No. 2, 19.83 acres at 6868 West Floating Feather Road
• New business: conversion of City Hall lobby wall to gallery display, purchase of equipment not to exceed $1,000

Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee

The Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee will review the Police Level of Service Report and conduct an annual review of development impact fee expenditures for FY 24-25 and planned FY 25-26. The committee will also consider approval of minutes from September 17, 2024, and receive committee and staff reports.

• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2024
• Review of Police Level of Service Report (NBS)
• Annual review of FY 24-25 impact fee expenditures and planned FY 25-26 expenditures (NBS)

Spring Valley CID

The provided text is a listing of past Spring Valley CID board meetings, including cancellations and durations, but contains no specific agenda items for the December 10, 2025 meeting. The page shows only a calendar of previous meetings with links to agendas and minutes, not the actual agenda for the stated date.

Spring Valley CID

The provided document is a historical list of past Spring Valley CID Board meetings, not a specific agenda for the December 10, 2025 meeting. No items for discussion or decision are listed. The meeting on that date does not appear in the calendar; the nearby December 1, 2025 meeting had a 15-minute duration, and the December 31, 2025 meeting was cancelled.

Spring Valley CID

The provided document is a historical record of past Spring Valley CID board meetings, not an agenda for December 2, 2025. No decisions or discussion items are listed for the upcoming meeting. The next scheduled board meeting on December 31, 2025, is marked as cancelled.

• No actionable items – the document only lists past meeting dates, durations, and download links

Avimor CID Meeting

The provided text for the Avimor CID Board meeting scheduled for December 2, 2025, contains only a calendar list of prior meetings with links to agendas, minutes, and packets. No specific agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics for this meeting are included in the text. The page appears to be a general meeting calendar rather than a detailed agenda for the upcoming meeting.

Planning and Zoning Commission

This meeting includes two public hearings: a development agreement modification and preliminary plat for Watermark Subdivision (152 residential lots on Riverside Drive) and a conditional use permit modification and parcel division for a new Eagle Fire Station No. 2 facility on Horseshoe Bend Road. The consent agenda covers approval of minutes and findings for Academy Valley Subdivision, a 2-lot subdivision with a sidewalk waiver. No unfinished or new business items are listed.

• Public hearing for Watermark Subdivision: 152-lot planned unit development on Riverside Drive (Boise Hunter Homes)
• Public hearing for Eagle Fire Station No. 2: parcel division and CUP modification for reduced setbacks, lot coverage, and lot dimensions at 12655 N Horseshoe Bend Road
• Consent item: Academy Valley Subdivision approval of findings for a 2-lot subdivision with waiver of 5-foot sidewalk on W Rush Road
• Consent item: Approval of minutes from November 17, 2025

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings for large residential projects including Sagehill Subdivision (200 lots, 736 acres), Avimor Sub-Area Plan No. 2, and Angler's Hamlet. The consent agenda includes multiple contracts, pathway agreements, and approvals for subdivisions and design reviews. The council also will consider a $650,000 capital plan modification for Idaho Power pole relocation at Eagle Regional Athletic Park and canvass the 2025 general election results.

• Public hearing for Sagehill Subdivision – annexation, rezone to R-1-DA-P, 200-lot residential on 736 acres southwest of SH-55 & McLeod Way.
• $650,000 capital plan modification for Idaho Power pole relocation at Eagle Regional Athletic Park.
• Approval of McAlvain Construction contracts for Eagle Regional Athletic Park construction (A201-2017 & A133-2019).
• Final plat for Terra View Subdivision No. 6 – 47 lots (41 buildable) at SH-16 & West Beacon Light Road.
• Darktrace cybersecurity master services agreement not to exceed $43,609 annually.

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will meet to consider three action items: a review of the Study Room Policy, approval of Friends of the Eagle Public Library signage, and discussion of the 2019 Library Study. The consent agenda includes approval of October 15, 2025 minutes and bills. Public comment is open for topics not on the agenda.

• Approval of October 15, 2025 minutes
• Approval of bills
• Review of Study Room Policy (Action Item)
• Friends of the Eagle Public Library Signage (Action Item)
• Discussion of 2019 Library Study (Action Item)

Eagle Urban Renewal Agency

The provided document contains only a list of links to past agendas, board packets, and minutes for the Eagle Urban Renewal Agency. No specific items for the November 18, 2025 meeting are included, so the meeting appears to be procedural or the agenda content is missing from the source.

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing for Academy Valley Subdivision, a 2-lot residential project that requests a waiver of the sidewalk requirement on West Rush Road. They will also vote on two easement vacations: one at Avimor Boise County Phase 1 and another at Coast to Coast (Laguna Pointe) to allow a pool. Consent agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Public hearing: Academy Valley Subdivision – combined preliminary/final plat and conditional use permit with sidewalk waiver
• Vacation of a 1-foot utility easement on Lot 8, Block 5, Avimor Boise County Phase 1 (6551 Charlie Place)
• Vacation of a 12-foot irrigation and utility easement at Coast to Coast / Laguna Pointe (255 East Laguna Shore Drive) for pool construction
• Consent agenda: approval of November 3, 2025 minutes

City Council

The City Council will consider Ordinance 955 to add new development impact fees for jail, coroner, and emergency medical services, along with intergovernmental agreements with Ada County for collection. The consent agenda includes routine approvals such as financial reports, contracts for inspection services, noise waiver, and several arts grants.

• Ordinance 955 amending development impact fees to add jail, coroner, and EMS sections
• Intergovernmental agreement with Ada County for jail and coroner impact fee collection
• Agreements for plumbing, electrical, and mechanical inspector services at 60% of permit fees
• Video production services contract not to exceed $12,000
• Reindeer display for Eagle Country Christmas at $3,118 and various arts grants over $15,000 total

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on design review approvals for several projects. Consent agenda items include approval of findings for a multi-tenant office building, its master sign plan, and an addition to the Eagle Vision One building. Unfinished business is a continued item for the Atlas Research and Development Building on West Bavaria Street. New business includes a common area landscaping plan for Valnova PUMP and six two-unit townhome buildings in the Avimor Village Center.

• DR-2025-59: Atlas Research and Development Building (26,312 sq ft) at 3475 West Bavaria Street, continued from October 23.
• DR-2025-69: Multi-tenant office building (24,750 sq ft) at 175 East Eagles Gate Drive (consent).
• DR-2025-01-MOD1: Building addition (4,940 sq ft) to Eagle Vision One at 355 South Eagle Road (consent).
• DR-2025-79: Common area landscaping for Valnova PUMP Lots 11 & 17, north of West Glencara Parkway.
• DR-2025-73 to -78: Six two-unit townhome buildings by Tresidio Homes along North McLeod Way and West Avimor Drive.

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will vote on consent items including findings for Angler's Hamlet Subdivision (6 lots), Sagehill Subdivision (214 lots, annexation), and Avimor Sub-Area Plan No. 2 (253 acres). A public hearing will be held for a development agreement modification and approvals for Watermark Subdivision, a 152-lot planned unit development on Riverside Drive.

• Consent approval of findings for Angler's Hamlet Subdivision (6 lots, 5 buildable) at 4171 West Old Valley Road
• Consent approval of findings for Sagehill Subdivision (214 lots, 200 residential) southwest of SH-55 and N McLeod Way
• Consent approval of findings for Avimor Sub-Area Plan No. 2 (253 acres, including cemetery) west of SH-55 north of Pearl Road
• Public hearing for Watermark Subdivision (152 lots, 147 single-family attached) on south side of Riverside Drive west of S Edgewood Lane

City Council

The City Council will consider several major action items and public hearings, including awarding a contract for a fiber broadband open access network design and construction to Eminent Technical Solutions, and public hearings on a major modification to the Torrente Secco Subdivision (reducing units from 612 to 597 and changing housing types) and annexation of the Reining Horse Subdivision. The consent agenda includes approvals for multiple subdivisions and easements. Presentations from COMPASS and the Eagle Urban Renewal Agency on downtown parking are also scheduled.

• Award of RFP for Fiber Broadband Open Access Network Design and Construction to Eminent Technical Solutions
• Public hearing on Torrente Secco Subdivision modification: reduce units 612→597, add cluster/garden lots, restrict single-story along Beacon Light Road
• Public hearing on Reining Horse Subdivision annexation, rezone to R-1-DA, and preliminary plat for 5-lot subdivision on West Floating Feather Road
• Public hearing on Amberly Ranch Development Agreement modification to reduce landscape buffer along Beacon Light Road
• Award of RFQ for Eagle City Athletic Park Construction Management & General Contractor Services to McAlvain Construction

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board will meet on October 23, 2025 to consider four design review applications. The consent agenda includes adoption of findings for previously approved landscaping and signage in Whitehurst Village. New business items involve a building addition to Eagle Vision One, a new research and development building, a multi-tenant office building, and a master sign plan. No unfinished business is scheduled.

• DR-2025-01-MOD1: 4,940-sq-ft two-story addition to Eagle Vision One building at 355 S Eagle Road
• DR-2025-59: 26,312-sq-ft research and development building at 3475 W Bavaria Street in Ashbury Commercial
• DR-2025-69: 24,750-sq-ft multi-tenant office building at 175 E Eagles Gate Drive in Lakemoor Subdivision
• DR-2025-70: Master sign plan for the multi-tenant office building at 175 E Eagles Gate Drive
• Consent agenda: Findings of fact for Whitehurst Village common area landscaping (DR-2025-67) and subdivision entry monument signs (DR-2025-68)

Arts Advisory Committee Special Meeting

The Arts Advisory Committee will hold a special meeting to make a recommendation to the City Council on recipients of the Eagle Arts Advisory Committee Grant funds for fiscal year 2025-2026. The meeting includes call to order, roll call, and adjournment.

• Action item: Grant Award Recommendation for fiscal year 2025-2026 Eagle Arts Advisory Committee Grant funds
• Committee will recommend grant recipients to the City Council

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council will hold a special meeting to decide on a change order for Heritage Park that increases the contract by $3,298.57 and extends completion deadlines. They will also discuss and possibly act on the Police Department's level of service.

• Heritage Park Change Order No.2: $3,298.57 increase, completion extended to December 3, 2025
• Discussion and possible action on Police Level of Service

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three residential subdivisions: Sagehill Subdivision (214 lots), Avimor Sub-Area Plan No. 2 (253 acres), and Angler's Hamlet Subdivision (6 lots). The meeting will also consider a conditional use permit for Academy Valley Subdivision (2 lots) with a sidewalk waiver.

• Sagehill Subdivision: 214-lot residential subdivision with annexation and rezone requests
• Avimor Sub-Area Plan No. 2: 253-acre development including residential parcels and cemetery site
• Angler's Hamlet Subdivision: 6-lot residential planned unit development with rezone and conditional use permits
• Academy Valley Subdivision: 2-lot subdivision with conditional use permit for sidewalk waiver on West Rush Road

Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission will decide on rezoning and preliminary plat approvals for three subdivisions: Shekinah (commercial), Farmstead Landing (residential), and Watermark (residential PUD). The meeting also includes routine approval of prior minutes and a public comment period.

• RZDA-2022-09/PP-2022-15: Rezone Shekinah Subdivision from R-2 to C-3-DA and approve preliminary plat for 9-lot commercial subdivision at 130/135 West Jakona Lane and 2573 South Eagle Road
• RZDA-2021-18-MOD1/PP-2021-19-MOD1: Modify development agreement and preliminary plat for Farmstead Landing Subdivision (165 lots) to adjust amenities, reduce buffer to 50 ft along Linder Road, and allow private streets/gated entrances
• RZ-2006-14-MOD4/PPUD-2025-05/PP-2025-08: Modify development agreement, approve conditional use permit, and preliminary plans for Watermark Subdivision (152 lots) on Riverside Drive near South Edgewood Lane

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting with a single action item: discussion and possible action regarding options for Jackson House. No other substantive business is listed.

• Discussion and possible action on Jackson House options

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board of Trustees will meet to handle routine business, including approving the September minutes and bills, and to select board officers for the upcoming fiscal year. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker for items not on the agenda.

• Selection of Board officers for FY 2025-2026
• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2025
• Approval of bills

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering routine items, including a solid waste fee increase and several development agreements. Public hearings are scheduled for a zoning ordinance amendment, a preliminary plat for a 331-lot subdivision, and a vacation of easements. The council will also consider adopting the FY2026-2030 Capital Plan and an ordinance updating water payment refunds.

• Resolution No. 25-23: Solid waste collection fee increase due to Ada County Landfill fee change
• Resolution No. 25-24: Addendum No. 3 to Solid Waste Services Franchise Agreement with Hardin Sanitation
• Public hearing: ZOA-2025-03 / Ordinance No. 956 amending Eagle Area of Impact boundary
• Public hearing: PP-2025-06 Preliminary Plat for Valnova Village Subdivision No. 1 (331 lots, 102.91 acres)
• Action item: Resolution No. 25-22 adopting FY2026-2030 Capital Plan

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on two action items: design review approval for common area landscaping and for two entry monument signs, both within Whitehurst Village Subdivision at 3660 West Flint Drive. The consent agenda includes approval of the September 25, 2025 meeting minutes.

• DR-2025-67: Common area landscaping on a 5.97-acre site at 3660 West Flint Drive
• DR-2025-68: Two subdivision entry monument signs for Whitehurst Village
• Both items requested by Evans Development, LLC, represented by Jensen Belts Associates PLLC
• Consent agenda: Approval of minutes from September 25, 2025

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two large development proposals: a 7-lot commercial subdivision near State Highway 55 and East Beacon Light Road, and a 214-lot residential subdivision southwest of State Highway 55 and North McLeod Way. Both items are action items requiring formal votes.

• Annexation, rezone from RUT to MU-DA, and preliminary plat approval for Cedarbrook Commercial Subdivision (7 lots, 21.95 acres) at northwest corner of State Highway 55 and East Beacon Light Road
• Annexation, rezone from RR and RP to R-1-DA-P, preliminary development plan, conditional use permit, and preliminary plat approval for Sagehill Subdivision (214 lots, 736 acres) southwest of State Highway 55 and North McLeod Way

City Council Special Town Hall Meeting

The Eagle City Council holds a special town hall meeting to discuss City Sponsored Events with residents. Each speaker is limited to three minutes, and the Mayor or Council may engage in further discussion if time allows.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider consent agenda items, including approving findings of fact for two projects: a modification to the master sign plan for Papa Kelsey's and the Terra View Multi-Family development. The latter involves constructing ten apartment buildings, garages, a clubhouse, pool, and landscaping on 12 acres north of West Beacon Light Road and State Highway 16. No other business is scheduled.

• Findings of Fact for DR-2006-11-MOD2: Papa Kelsey's sign plan modification at 1539 East Iron Eagle Drive
• Findings of Fact for DR-2025-63: Terra View Multi-Family development (10 apartment buildings, 8 detached garages, clubhouse, pool house, pool, landscaping) on 12 acres near West Beacon Light Road and State Highway 16

Spring Valley CID

This is a meeting listing for the Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District No. 1 board, scheduled for September 24, 2025, at 6:00 PM at 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle, ID. The provided text contains only a calendar of past meetings and general district information, with no actual agenda items, so there is nothing specific being decided or discussed in this document.

• No agenda items provided in the source document
• Meeting scheduled for Sep 24, 2025 at 6:00 PM
• Location: 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle ID 83616
• Board members listed: Craig Kvamme, Mary May, Nancy Merrill

City Council

The Eagle City Council will decide on routine claims, minutes, and contracts, as well as updates to water construction standards and new development impact fees. Multiple design reviews and public hearings are scheduled for proposed subdivisions, pathway easements, and zoning changes.

• Adopt City of Eagle Water Supplemental Standards for Public Works Construction
• Approve $3,820 web accessibility software contract with Recite Me
• Approve prosecution services agreements totaling up to $162,990.02
• Consider new development impact fees for jail, coroner, and EMS services
• Review design approvals for Aikens Towne Square mixed-use building and Riverbend Commons landscaping

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will meet to approve minutes from a prior meeting, hear public comments, and consider a rezone and development plan for the Angler's Hamlet Subdivision. The commission will also receive updates from local trail organizations.

• Rezone request (MU-DA to MU-DA) for Angler's Hamlet Subdivision at 4171 W Old Valley Rd
• Conditional use permit, preliminary development plan, and preliminary plat approvals for 5.00-acre site
• Public comment period for resident concerns

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will meet to approve routine minutes and bills, hear public comments, and receive reports. The only consequential item is a request to close the library on December 5, 2025 for an annual in-service staff training day.

• Staff Development Day 2025: close library Friday December 5, 2025 for annual in-service training

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to approve minutes from September 2 and hold a public hearing on a rezoning request that would allow the Valnova Village Subdivision No. 1, a 331-lot development on Aerie Way near Big Gulch Parkway. The commission will also consider amending the city’s Area of Impact boundary under state law.

• Approve minutes of September 2, 2025
• Preliminary plat approval for Valnova Village Subdivision No. 1 (331 lots) on Aerie Way
• Public hearing on ZOA-2025-03 to modify Eagle Area of Impact boundary

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will act on a consent agenda that includes final approvals for a mixed-use building, master sign plan, community monument sign, common area landscaping, and a townhome. In new business, the board will decide on a sign plan modification for Papa Kelsey's and a major 12-acre multi-family development with 10 apartment buildings, garages, clubhouse, pool house, and pool north of Beacon Light Road and State Highway 16.

• Consent approval of DR-2024-16: 17,331-sf mixed-use building with 8 residential and 5 retail/office units at 167 East Aikens Street
• Consent approval of DR-2025-55: common area landscaping within Riverbend Commons Subdivision on State Highway 44
• New business DR-2006-11-MOD2: modification to master sign plan for multi-tenant building, including signage for Papa Kelsey's at 1539 East Iron Eagle Drive
• New business DR-2025-63: 10 apartment buildings, 8 detached garages, clubhouse, pool house and pool on 12 acres north of Beacon Light Road and State Highway 16

City Council

The Eagle City Council will vote on routine contracts, donations, and land-use items including a $5.97M law enforcement services agreement with Ada County Sheriff’s Office, a $1.7M transportation improvement for the Eagle Regional Sports Complex, and a $10,000 donation to the library. The meeting also includes proclamations, surplus property resolutions, and design review approvals for commercial and residential projects.

• $5,971,319 contract with Ada County Sheriff’s Office for law enforcement services (FY 2025-26)
• $1,704,104.12 funding for Eagle Regional Sports Complex transportation improvements
• $188,280 agreement with Idaho Humane Society for animal control services (FY 2025-26)
• $10,000 donation from Clyde Development for library facility use
• Opioid settlement participation agreement with eight manufacturers (Alvogen, Amneal, Apotex, Hikma, Invidior, Mylan, Sun, Zydus) for state-wide settlement

Eagle Public Library Board Special Meeting

The Eagle Public Library Board will hold a special meeting to discuss library support with the Friends of the Eagle Public Library during a work session. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Planning and Zoning Commission Special Meeting

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and take action on three items: findings for the Sintra Subdivision annexation/rezone/preliminary plat, a conditional use permit for Sunset Stables, and a fence height waiver for the McConnells. The commission will also consider a preliminary plat for the 331-lot Valnova Village Subdivision No. 1 and a vacation of a cross-access easement in Ashbury Commercial Subdivision. The agenda is otherwise routine with consent items and reports.

• Public hearing: Sintra Subdivision - annexation, rezone to R-1-DA, preliminary plat for 10-lot subdivision on 9.66 acres west of North Park Lane
• Public hearing: Sunset Stables CUP - horse boarding/training facility at 1852 West Hereford Drive
• Public hearing: McConnell fence CUP - waiver of fence code for decorative concrete wall at 1193 West Hempstead Drive
• Valnova Village Subdivision No. 1 - preliminary plat for 331-lot (306 residential) subdivision on 102.91 acres north of Aerie Way
• Vacation of cross-access easement in Ashbury Commercial Subdivision at 3475 and 3175 West Bavaria Street

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will take action on the Aikens Towne Square mixed-use building and its master sign plan, both continued from a May 2024 meeting. The consent agenda includes approval of findings for a winery tasting room and production facility, a multi-tenant office building, a master sign plan, and common area landscaping in a subdivision. New business includes a community monument sign for Avimor, landscaping in Riverbend Commons, and a two-unit townhome in Bellemeade.

• Aikens Towne Square: 17,331 sq ft, three-story mixed-use with 8 residential units and 5 commercial units at 167 E Aikens Street.
• Bruneel Winery: Change of residential dwelling to tasting room and 19,090-sq ft production facility at 4952 N Gooder John Lane.
• Ashbury Office Building: 5,094-sq ft multi-tenant office building at 3501 W Bavaria Street, plus master sign plan.
• Avimor community monument sign at State Highway 55 and N McLeod Drive.
• Bellemeade townhome: 2-unit building on N Blossom River Lane (Lots 49-50).

Spring Valley CID

The agenda lists only the date, time, and location for the Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District No. 1 board meeting on August 26, 2026. No specific agenda items, resolutions, or discussion topics are provided in the document. The meeting is scheduled for 6:00 PM at 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle, ID 83616.

• Meeting scheduled for Aug 26, 2026 at 6:00 PM
• Location: 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle, ID 83616
• Board members listed: Craig Kvamme, Mary May, Nancy Merrill
• No agenda items or resolutions specified in the document

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on a comprehensive plan amendment for land use designations and a major modification to the Torrente Secco Subdivision, reducing units from 612 to 597 and changing housing types. The council will also consider several consent agenda items, including agreements for pathways, library equipment, and pest control, as well as ordinances on solid waste and flood control. An executive session is scheduled for personnel and litigation matters.

• Public hearing: CPA-2025-03 Comprehensive Plan Chapter 6 Land Use Map and Text Amendments
• Public hearing: Torrente Secco Subdivision modification (612 to 597 units, replace 222 duet/attached with 114 cluster/garden lots and 92 detached single-family, restrict 20 lots to single-story)
• Consent: Development agreement for Whitehurst Village Subdivision (5.97 acres, 3660 W. Flint Dr.)
• Consent: Design review for three apartment buildings (total ~230,446 SF) at 401 E. Cedar Ridge St.
• Ordinance 945: Temporary project-specific solid waste services; Ordinance 949: Flood control regulations amendment

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting for a routine session. The agenda includes approval of the July 16, 2025 meeting minutes and payment of bills, along with public comment and reports from staff, board members, the council liaison, and the Friends of the Eagle Public Library. No unfinished or new business is listed.

• Approval of minutes from July 16, 2025
• Approval of bills
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)
• Reports from staff, board, council liaison, and Friends group

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: an annexation, rezone, and preliminary plat for the Sintra Subdivision; a conditional use permit for a horse boarding and training facility; and a request to waive a fence code requirement. The commission will also consider approval of minutes from two prior meetings.

• Annexation and rezone of 9.66 acres on North Park Lane from RUT to R-1-DA for Sintra Subdivision (10 lots, 8 buildable)
• Preliminary plat for Sintra Subdivision by Drake Investments, LLC
• Conditional use permit for Sunset Stables horse boarding/training facility at 1852 West Hereford Drive
• Conditional use permit to waive fence code for decorative concrete fence at 1193 West Hempstead Drive
• Consent agenda: minutes of July 7 and July 21, 2025

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will decide on four new business items, including a request to change a residential dwelling into a winery with a tasting room and production facility. Other proposals include a multi-tenant office building and its master sign plan, as well as common area landscaping for a large subdivision. The consent agenda includes findings of fact for a previously approved three-building apartment complex.

• DR-2025-47: Change of use of residential dwelling to winery/tasting room with 19,090-sf production facility at 4952 N. Gooder John Lane
• DR-2025-48: 5,094-sf multi-tenant office building at 3501 W. Bavaria Street in Ashbury Commercial Subdivision
• DR-2025-49: Master sign plan for the same office building
• DR-2025-50: Common area landscaping and amenities for 88-acre Wildernest River Subdivision at 850 and 856 E. Williamson Lane
• Consent agenda: Findings of fact for DR-2025-41 – three apartment buildings (totaling ~230,000 sf) at 401 E. Cedar Ridge Street

City Council

The Eagle City Council will decide on routine claims, contracts, and design reviews, plus a $2 million cost-share agreement for Linder Road improvements. They will also hold public hearings on the FY2026 budget and a 1% recovery of forgone property taxes. Several zoning and annexation requests are on the agenda, including a 61-lot residential development.

• $2,000,000 cost-share agreement for Linder Road-SH-44 to Floating Feather improvements (sidewalks, trees, median, landscaping)
• $7,600 annual rental agreement with Turf Tank for line marking machine
• $51,913 recovery of forgone property tax balance (1%)
• Jackson House Adaptive Reuse Study presentation for acceptance
• 61-lot Evian Subdivision annexation, rezone, and development plan approvals

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider a request for three apartment buildings (total approx. 230,446 sq ft, including 1,000 sq ft retail) on a 7.16-acre site at 401 East Cedar Ridge Street. The board will also review a community monument sign for Avimor Development. Consent items include findings of fact for landscaping, entry signs, a townhome building, and a multi-tenant building in various subdivisions.

• Three apartment buildings (including 1,000-sf retail) at 401 E. Cedar Ridge St. (DR-2025-41)
• Community monument sign for Avimor at State Highway 55 and N. McLeod Dr. (DR-2025-43)
• Findings for common area landscaping and amenities in Cascade Springs Subdivision (89.59 acres, 755 & 833 N. Palmer Ln.)
• Findings for two entry monument signs for Cascade Springs Subdivision (same location)
• Findings for a 13,402-sf multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant building in Stillwater Subdivision (2505 W. State St.)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hear a presentation from Hardin Sanitation on new state legislation affecting solid waste services and seek direction on the franchise agreement. The council will also consider several action items, including design reviews, a flood control ordinance amendment, and an ordinance to increase mayor and council salaries. Consent agenda items include contracts, change orders, and resolutions.

• Hardin Sanitation presentation on Senate Bill 1073 and franchise agreement direction
• Heritage Park construction service agreement with HECO Engineers, not to exceed $38,500
• Eagle Road Arch Sign change order with ACHD, not to exceed $14,695
• Ordinance 950 increasing Mayor and Council salaries, effective 01-01-2026
• Public hearing on ZOA-2025-02 amending Title 10 Flood Control regulations

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will consider consent agenda items, which are action items, including adoption of findings of fact for three previously approved subdivisions. These are procedural approvals of written recommendations, with no separate discussion unless requested. No public hearings or new business are scheduled.

• Flicker Pointe Subdivision: 12-lot PUD on 6.88 acres at 1435 Weldon Place, rezone from RUT to R-2-DA-P
• Evian Subdivision: 61-lot PUD on 45.88 acres north of Trout Road, rezone from RUT to R-2-DA
• Torrente Secco Subdivision modification: reduce units from 612 to 597, replace 222 duet homes with 114 cluster/garden lots and 92 detached single-family units
• Torrente Secco: 20 lots adjacent to Beacon Light Road restricted to single-story
• All items are consent agenda findings of fact and conclusions of law

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will review a draft request for proposal to update the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan before it goes to City Council. They will also consider a request for annexation, rezoning, and preliminary approval for the 736-acre Sagehill Subdivision, a 214-lot residential project. The meeting includes approval of June minutes and public comment.

• Review of draft RFP to update Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan
• Sagehill Subdivision: annexation, rezone to R-1-DA, preliminary plat for 214-lot residential subdivision on 736 acres
• Approval of June 19, 2025 minutes

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to consider two action items: approving alcohol consumption in the Eagle Senior Center parking lot for the Orville's Bingo Bash on August 7, 2025, and granting tentative approval of the Fiscal Year 2025/2026 proposed budget for publication. The meeting also includes a budget presentation from the Recreation Department and general budget discussion.

• Action item: Eagle Chamber of Commerce requests alcohol consumption approval for Orville's Bingo Bash, Aug 7, 2025, 5-8 p.m., Eagle Senior Center parking lot
• Action item: Tentative approval of FY 2025/2026 proposed budget for publication
• Budget presentation: Recreation Department by Brian Allen
• General budget discussion led by Lori Waldemer Lord

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will hold a regular meeting with routine consent agenda items (approval of minutes and bills) and public comment. The main action item is discussion and potential approval of the Collection Development Policy under unfinished business.

• Action item: Collection Development Policy
• Approval of June 18, 2025 minutes
• Approval of bills
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will consider a zoning ordinance amendment for the Spring Valley Planned Development, discuss fiber optic phases 2-4, and act on numerous consent agenda items including development agreements, subdivision plats, and service contracts. The meeting also includes recognition of the West Valley Little League team and an executive session on pending litigation.

• Ordinance 924 – Title 11A Zoning Ordinance Amendment for Spring Valley Planned Development
• Development agreements for Terra View South (170.4 acres) and Wildernest River (88 acres) subdivisions
• Final plats for Carrara Estates No. 3 (32 lots), Cadenza Court (14 lots), and Snoqualmie Basin (35 lots)
• Service agreements: DataWorks Plus ($780), FRSecure ($19,050), Syman Erosion Control ($23,420), Anvil Fence ($49,985), Idaho Power ($100,000)
• Noise waiver for Eagle Jazz & Blues Fest on Sept 20, 2024

Eagle Public Library Board Special Meeting

The Eagle Public Library Board is holding a special meeting with two main items: an executive session to discuss legal options regarding pending or threatened litigation, and a work session to discuss library policies. The litigation discussion will be closed to the public, per Idaho code.

• Executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(f) to discuss pending/threatened litigation
• Roll call vote required to enter executive session
• Work session discussion on library policies

Conservation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Conservation Advisory Committee is meeting to review a development proposal for Eagle Lakes Park and, at the city's option, Charlie Woods Park. The committee will also vote on approving the minutes from its April 10, 2025 meeting. The developer is seeking the committee's recommendation to the City Council.

• Action item: approval of April 10, 2025 meeting minutes
• Eagle Lakes Park development proposal presented by John Rennison of Rennison Companies
• Possible development of Charlie Woods Park, west of Eagle Lakes Park
• Committee recommendation to City Council sought

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board is meeting to consider consent agenda items (including approval of three design review findings) and five new-business action items. The largest project is a 205,000-square-foot storage facility on North Horseshoe Bend Road. Other items include a four-unit townhome building on North Birch Run Lane and a multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant building on West State Street.

• Consent agenda: approval of findings for a 205,000 sq ft storage facility (9 buildings) at 9551/9557 N Horseshoe Bend Road
• Consent agenda: approval of findings for a 950 sq ft office building addition at 410/420 E State Street
• Consent agenda: approval of findings for additional parking at North Channel Center, 467 S Rivershore Lane
• New business: four-unit townhome building at 6373-6397 N Birch Run Lane within Valnova Subdivision
• New business: 13,402 sq ft multi-tenant office/personal improvement/retail/restaurant building at 2505 W State Street in Stillwater Subdivision

City Council

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2025/2026 budget, including presentations from the IT Department and general budget discussion. The council will take action on tentative approval of the budget for publication.

• Tentative approval of FY 2025/2026 proposed budget for publication
• IT Department budget presentation by Devonte Goodman
• General budget discussion led by Lori Waldemer Lord

City Council

The Eagle City Council will act on several development items, including final plats and design reviews for subdivisions, a development agreement for Riverbend Commons, and modifications to existing plats. The meeting also includes new business such as joining a broadband coalition and professional services for a fiber network.

• Approval of final development plans for Everton Subdivision No. 3 (51 lots) and No. 4 (46 lots)
• Design review for Terra View South Subdivision landscaping (170-acre site)
• Development agreement for Riverbend Commons Subdivision (14-acre site)
• Modification to Valnova Lot 19 Subdivision reducing buildable lots by 12
• Professional services agreement with River Oaks Communications for fiber network upgrades

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three residential planned unit developments: Evian Subdivision (61 lots), Flicker Pointe Subdivision (12 lots), and a modification to Torrente Secco Subdivision (reducing units from 612 to 597). Each hearing will consider annexations, rezonings, conditional use permits, and preliminary plats.

• Evian Subdivision: 61-lot PUD rezone from RUT to R-2-DA, north of Trout Road near South Linder Road
• Flicker Pointe Subdivision: 12-lot PUD rezone from RUT to R-2-DA-P, 1435 Weldon Place on West Floating Feather Road
• Torrente Secco Subdivision: PUD modification reducing units from 612 to 597, restricting 20 lots to single-story, east of North Palmer Lane

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and take action on the proposed Fiscal Year 2025/2026 budget, including revenues, property taxes, and expenditures. The Treasurer will present the General Fund details and lead a budget discussion before a vote on tentative approval for publication.

• FY 25/26 General Fund presentation by Treasurer Lori Waldemer Lord
• Action item: Tentative approval of FY 2025/2026 proposed budget for publication

City Council Special Town Hall Meeting

The Eagle City Council holds a special town hall meeting to gather resident input on three topics: the Downtown Mobility Project, the total number of building permits issued to date, and an open forum for general comments. The meeting encourages civil dialogue and limits speakers to three minutes each.

• Downtown Mobility Project discussion
• Total building permits issued to date review
• Open forum for resident comments

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board will consider three action items: a 205,000-square-foot enclosed storage facility on North Horseshoe Bend Road, a 950-square-foot addition to an existing office building on East State Street, and additional parking at North Channel Center. The consent agenda includes approval of findings for common area landscaping in two subdivisions and a new emergency services building for Eagle Fire Station No. 2.

• Storage facility with 9 enclosed buildings totaling 205,000 sq ft at 9551/9557 N. Horseshoe Bend Road (DR-2025-34)
• New 18,345 sq ft emergency services building for Eagle Fire Station No. 2 at 12655 N. Horseshoe Bend Road (DR-2025-29, consent)
• Building addition of 950 sq ft to existing office at 410-420 E. State Street (DR-2003-08-MOD2)
• Additional parking lot within North Channel Center at 467 S. Rivershore Lane (DR-1998-37-MOD1)
• Common area landscaping for Terra View South Subdivision (170 acres) and Valnova Estates Subdivision No. 2 (128.16 acres) (consent items)

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council holds a special meeting to discuss and present the fiscal year 2025/26 budget. Items include departmental budgets for the Library, impact fees for parks, pathways, and law enforcement, and capital projects. Representatives from the Ada County Prosecutor's Office and Sheriff's Office will also present contract projections.

• Library Department budget presentation
• Park, pathway, and law enforcement impact fee budgets
• Capital projects budget presentation
• Ada County Prosecutor's Office contract projections
• Ada County Sheriff's Office contract projections

Spring Valley CID

This agenda lists past and upcoming meetings of the Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District No. 1 board, with the next meeting scheduled for August 26, 2026. No specific agenda items, decisions, or proposals are listed; the document is purely a schedule of meetings, several of which were cancelled.

• Next meeting: Aug 26, 2026
• Meeting location: 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle ID 83616
• Meetings held last Wednesday of month at 6:00 P.M.
• Several meetings cancelled (e.g., Jul 29, 2026, Apr 29, 2026)
• Board members listed: Craig Kvamme, Mary May, Nancy Merrill

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to review the draft Fiscal Year 2026-2030 Capital Plan, including capital maintenance and project funds. They will also consider setting a date for a public open house on the plan and vote on approving city-funded improvements for the ACHD Linder Road Extension.

• Review of FY 2026-2030 Capital Maintenance and Capital Project drafts
• Action item: Set date for FY 2026-2030 Capital Plan Open House
• Action item: Approve City of Eagle funded improvements for ACHD Linder Road Extension

City Council

The Eagle City Council will meet to approve routine claims, minutes, and grant funding, and to vote on several land-use items including a $565,900 construction contract for Heritage Park restrooms and approvals for multiple residential subdivisions. The meeting will also include public hearings on development agreement modifications and a proposal for Eagle Lakes/Charlie Wood Park development.

• $565,900 construction contract for Heritage Park restroom project with Bricon Inc.
• Approval of $15,000 Arts Advisory Committee community grant for 2025-2026 fiscal year
• Final development plan approvals for Everton Subdivision No. 3 (51 lots) and No. 4 (46 lots)
• Public hearing on modification to Mustang Crossing development agreement for Bronco Acres Subdivision
• Proposal for Eagle Lakes/Charlie Wood Park development by Rennison Companies

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will consider approving the minutes from May 15, 2025, and take action on a major new residential subdivision. The Evian Subdivision request includes a comprehensive plan amendment, annexation, rezone, conditional use permit, preliminary development plan, and preliminary plat for a 61-lot (50-buildable) subdivision on 45.88 acres north of Trout Road. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Evian Subdivision: 61-lot (50-buildable) residential subdivision on 45.88 acres
• Rezone from RUT (Rural Urban Transition) to R-2-DA (Residential with development agreement)
• Annexation and comprehensive plan amendment requested by Rob R. Nash
• Site located north of Trout Road, ~2,100 feet east of South Linder Road
• Approval of May 15, 2025 meeting minutes

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and present the fiscal year 2025/2026 budget, including departmental allocations and a city hall bond. Representatives from Valley Regional Transit, Idaho Crisis and Suicide Hotline, and Terry Reilly Health Services will also present budget considerations.

• Valley Regional Transit budget presentation
• Idaho Crisis and Suicide Hotline budget presentation
• Terry Reilly Health Services budget presentation
• FY 25/26 budget presentation by IT, Public Works, Clerk/Treasurer, Executive, and City Hall Bond departments

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will meet to consider routine consent items, including minutes, bills, and policy reaffirmations, and to discuss several new business items. Key topics include a donation request from the Friends of the Library, changes to the interlibrary loan policy, possible tiered library accounts, a collection development policy, and the proposed FY 2025-2026 budget. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Approval of bills
• Friends of the Eagle Public Library donation request
• Discussion on interlibrary loan policy changes
• Discussion on tiered library accounts
• Proposed FY 2025-2026 budget

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to workshop the Fiscal Year 2026-2030 Capital Plan, covering capital projects and maintenance. They will take action on scheduling a public open house for the plan and on approving city-funded improvements for the ACHD Linder Road Extension.

• Review of FY 2026-2030 Capital Project and Capital Maintenance drafts
• Action to set a date for the FY 26-FY 30 Capital Plan Open House
• Action on City of Eagle funded improvements for the ACHD Linder Road Extension
• Linder Road Overall Landscape Plan included in agenda materials

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to consider a zoning ordinance amendment to Title 10, Chapter 1, Section 8-6, which sets specific standards for flood control regulations. The item is scheduled as a public hearing, where residents may provide formal testimony. The agenda also includes approval of the June 2, 2025, meeting minutes. No other business is listed.

• Public hearing on ZOA-2025-02: amendment to flood control regulations (Title 10, Chapter 1, Section 8-6)
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes from June 2, 2025
• No unfinished business or new business on the agenda

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on design review approvals for three projects: an 18,345-square foot emergency services building for Eagle Fire Station No. 2 and BLM, common area landscaping and amenities in Terra View South Subdivision, and common area landscaping in Valnova Estates Subdivision No. 2. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes from May 22.

• DR-2025-29: Design review for 18,345-sf emergency services building at 12655 N. Horseshoe Bend Road for Fire Station No. 2 and BLM
• DR-2025-31: Design review for common area landscaping, amenities, and entry feature in Terra View South Subdivision (170 acres at W. Broken Arrow St. and SH-16)
• DR-2025-33: Design review for common area landscaping in Valnova Estates Subdivision No. 2, Lots 28-29 (128.16 acres near Aerie Way and Linder Road)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on a rezone for Whitehurst Village and a modification for Restored Community Church, and will vote on consent items including a $565,900 bid for the Heritage Park restroom project, multiple subdivision plats, and various agreements. The agenda also includes a presentation from Crowfoot Range Inc. and an executive session on pending litigation.

• Heritage Park Restroom bid award to Bricon, Inc. for $565,900
• Public hearing: Whitehurst Village rezone, CUP, preliminary plat (16 lots, 5.97 acres at 3660 W. Flint Dr.)
• Public hearing: Restored Community Church modification to remove temporary building removal requirement
• Consent: Final plat for Tierpointe Subdivision No. 2 (91 lots) and Avimor Judge Subdivision (93 lots)
• Consent: MOA with Eagle Urban Renewal for $10,000 for Jackson House Adaptive Reuse Study

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council holds a special meeting to introduce and discuss the fiscal year 2025/26 budgets for several departments, including Planning and Zoning, Recreation, IT, Building, Museum, and Water. Presentations will be given by department heads, and budget considerations for Crime Stoppers and the Idaho Humane Society will also be addressed.

• FY25/26 budget presentations for Planning and Zoning, Recreation, IT, Building, Museum, and Water Departments
• Budget considerations for Crime Stoppers and Idaho Humane Society

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to Chapter 6 of the Comprehensive Plan, which would change specific land use designations, amend the Future Land Use Map (Map 6.1), and make grammatical and syntactical edits. The commission will also consider approval of minutes from two prior meetings. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on CPA-2025-03: Comprehensive Plan Chapter 6 Land Use Map and Text Amendments
• Proposed changes to land use designations and Map 6.1: Future Land Use Map
• General grammatical and syntactical changes to Chapter 6
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes from May 5 and May 19, 2025

Spring Valley CID

The Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District No. 1 board did not meet on May 28, 2025. The agenda provided only lists meeting dates and cancellation notices; no decisions, discussions, or items were listed for this date.

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold a public hearing and consider several land-use applications, including an annexation and rezone for an indoor storage facility, a preliminary plat for a 154-lot subdivision, and design reviews for a daycare and residential landscaping. The consent agenda includes routine items such as contracts, financial reports, and a resolution to amend the comprehensive plan. An executive session is scheduled to discuss pending or threatened litigation.

• Annexation and rezone of 20.08 acres at 9551, 9557, 9605 N. Horseshoe Bend Rd. to BP-DA for Peak Condo Storage
• Preliminary plat for Valnova Estates Subdivision No. 2, 154 lots on 121.44 acres north of Aerie Way
• Design review for 9,900-sq-ft daycare at 18551 N. McLeod Way for Avimor Academy
• Final plat for Terra View Subdivision No. 5, 50 lots at SH-16 and W. Beacon Light Rd.
• Resolution 25-10 to amend Comprehensive Plan Chapter 4 to add Ada County Services

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider a consent agenda including approval of minutes and adoption of Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for two previously approved townhome buildings (3-units each) in Valnova Subdivision. No new business or unfinished business is scheduled.

• Findings of Fact for DR-2025-19: one townhome building (3-units) at 5681, 5693, 5701 West Satinwood Lane (Lots 30-32, Block 4)
• Findings of Fact for DR-2025-20: one townhome building (3-units) at 6276, 6294, 6302 North Holly Springs Lane (Lots 44-46, Block 1)
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes from May 8, 2025

City Council

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to consider amendments to the FY2025-2029 Capital Plan, including reallocating funds among projects and adding $1.5 million to reserves. They will also review the upcoming FY2026-2030 Capital Plan and vote on a change order for the Linder Road landscape design contract.

• Reallocate $200,000 from Fleet Expansion and Vehicle Replacement to Linder Road Expansion
• Reallocate $33,120 from Trail Maintenance to Friendship Park
• Reallocate $1,500,000 from Heritage Park Renovation to Reserves
• Approve Change Order No. 1 to Task Order 21-02 with Baer Design, LLC, increasing contract by $35,583 and extending to October 31, 2026
• Workshop on FY2026-2030 Capital Plan and new project prioritization

Conservation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Eagle Conservation Advisory Committee is meeting to approve the minutes from April 10, 2025, and to discuss the logistics of sales and educational outreach for the book 'A Field Guide to Plants of the Boise Foothills.' No other substantive decisions are on the agenda.

• Approval of April 10, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of sales and educational outreach for 'A Field Guide to Plants of the Boise Foothills'

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will consider adopting findings of fact for the Whitehurst Village Subdivision, a 16-lot residential project at 3660 West Flint Drive. This consent agenda item includes a rezone, conditional use permit, preliminary plat, and planned unit development approval. No other business or public hearings are scheduled.

• Rezone 5.97 acres from A-R to R-3-DA-P and R-1 at 3660 West Flint Drive
• Conditional use permit for Whitehurst Village Subdivision
• Preliminary plat for 16-lot subdivision (12 buildable, 4 common)
• Preliminary planned unit development approval
• Applicant: Evans Development LLC, represented by Becky McKay

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will consider two subdivision-related action items: the Sintra Subdivision by Drake Investments and the Flicker Pointe Subdivision by A Team Land Consulting. The commission will also approve minutes from the April 17, 2025 meeting and take public comment.

• Sintra Subdivision (A-2025-02/RZ-2025-03/PP-2025-02) - Drake Investments, LLC
• Flicker Pointe Subdivision (A-2024-03/RZDA-2024-06/CU-2024-10/PPUD-2024-02/PP-2024-07) - Steve Arnold, A Team Land Consulting
• Approval of April 17, 2025 minutes
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Eagle Historic Preservation Commission will meet to receive updates on the Jackson House and a downtown historical survey, and to discuss next steps for Oregon Trail preservation. The meeting will also include presentations from Idaho State Historic Preservation Office representatives and reports on preservation training opportunities.

• Discussion on Oregon Trail preservation and next steps
• Update on Jackson House status
• Update on downtown historical survey

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on an annexation and rezone for an indoor storage facility, a comprehensive plan text amendment on impact fees, and a residential subdivision. The consent agenda includes several land-use approvals, agreements, and contracts, including a property purchase and construction addenda. The council will also discuss non-renewal of leases and declaring properties surplus.

• Annexation/rezone for Peak Condo Storage at 9551, 9557, 9605 N. Horseshoe Bend Rd.
• Purchase of 0.3 acres at 221 S. Eagle Rd. for $61,235
• Addendum No. 3 for Clerk/Treasurer remodel, $5,836.42
• Final plats for Valnova Kirkhills Subdivisions No. 1, 2, 3 (289 lots total)
• Resolution 25-09 to repeal and replace municipal park hours

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board will hold a public hearing on two action items for townhome buildings (3 units each) in Valnova Subdivision No. 1, submitted by Hallmark Homes. The consent agenda includes approval of findings for a daycare facility at Avimor Academy and common area landscaping in Torrente Secco Subdivision. No unfinished business is scheduled.

• Consent: Approval of findings for DR-2025-17 - 9,900 sq ft childcare facility for Avimor Academy at 18551 North McLeod Way
• Consent: Approval of findings for DR-2024-14-MOD2 - common area landscaping in Torrente Secco Subdivision (Phases 3-6) at 6397 West Beacon Light Road and 6868 West Floating Feather Road
• New Business: DR-2025-19 - one townhome building (3-units) at 5681, 5693, and 5701 West Satinwood Lane (Lots 30-32, Block 4)
• New Business: DR-2025-20 - one townhome building (3-units) at 6276, 6294, and 6302 North Holly Springs Lane (Lots 44-46, Block 1)
• Approval of minutes from April 24, 2025

Spring Valley CID

The Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District No. 1 board is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on May 8, 2025. The agenda provided contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items for decision or discussion.

Arts Advisory Committee

The Arts Advisory Committee is considering several action items: approving calls for artists for the City Hall Gallery (September 2025 – August 2026) and a small art exhibit with prize money not to exceed $1,500; recommending a community grant of up to $15,000 for the 2025-2026 budget; and discussing events like a Christmas in July wreath design and an adult-only 'Eagle's Got Talent' show. They will also consider a purchase prize for the Plein Air Festival (up to $1,000) and updating art in the Council Chambers.

• Call for artists for City Hall Gallery 2D art display, monthly from September 2025 to August 2026
• Call for artists for 'Art That's Small at City Hall' in October 2025, with prize and reception not to exceed $1,500
• Recommendation to City Council for Arts Advisory Committee Community Grant up to $15,000 for 2025-2026
• Purchase prize for Plein Air Festival 2026, amount not to exceed $1,000
• Discussion of 'Eagle's Got Talent' show (adults only, age 18+) and Christmas in July wreath design event

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request by Evans Development LLC to rezone a 5.97-acre site at 3660 West Flint Drive from A-R to R-3-DA-P and R-1, and to approve a conditional use permit, preliminary plat, and preliminary planned unit development for the 16-lot Whitehurst Village Subdivision. The commission will also consider consent agenda items including approval of minutes from April 7 and April 21, 2025. No unfinished or new business is listed.

• Rezone from A-R to R-3-DA-P and R-1 for Whitehurst Village Subdivision
• Conditional use permit for 16-lot residential subdivision
• Preliminary plat and preliminary planned unit development for 5.97-acre site
• Site located 830 feet east of North Park Lane and West Flint Drive intersection
• Consent agenda includes approval of April 7 and April 21, 2025 minutes

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to address several action items, including approving the Eagle Fun Days logo, receiving an update and providing direction on the city's fiber optic infrastructure, and selecting a color for the Friendship Park play structure replacement. The council will also consider a temporary water delivery agreement and may enter executive session to discuss pending litigation.

• Temporary water delivery agreement with Todd and Anita Simonson for property at 1691 N. Eagle Road
• Approval of Eagle Fun Days logo (continued from April 22 meeting)
• Discussion and direction on city fiber optic infrastructure
• Color selection for Friendship Park play structure replacement
• Executive session on pending threatened litigation

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving findings for a master sign plan at Eagle Point Commercial and denying two related items for a mixed-use building at 269 East Idaho Street. The board will then take action on a new 9,900-square-foot childcare facility for Avimor Academy at 18551 North McLeod Way, and on common area landscaping within Torrente Secco Subdivision phases 3-6.

• Consent: Approval of master sign plan for Eagle Point Commercial (Landmark Pacific Investors, LLC) at northeast corner of West State Street and SH-44
• Consent: Denial of mixed-use building at 269 East Idaho Street (DR-2024-29) – 6,910 sq ft, three stories, four residential and two office/retail units
• Consent: Denial of master sign plan for same mixed-use building (DR-2024-30)
• New: Design review of 9,900-sf daycare facility at Avimor Academy (18551 N McLeod Way, 0.67 acres)
• New: Design review of common area landscaping for Torrente Secco Subdivision (Phases 3-6, 65.52 acres at Beacon Light and Palmer Lane)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a design review for 14 multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant buildings at Riverwood Condominiums, continued from April 8. The consent agenda includes several routine items such as financial reports, appointments, and various agreements, plus a resolution to amend the Comprehensive Plan's fire protection section. New business includes a non-compliance review for Stillwater Subdivision and a $167,840 play structure replacement at Friendship Park.

• Design review for 14 commercial buildings at Riverwood Condominiums (7.97 acres, northeast corner of West Old Valley Road and North Linder Road)
• Resolution 25-07: Comprehensive Plan text amendment for Chapter 4 (Utilities, Facilities, and Services)
• Resolution 25-08: Addendum No. 2 to Solid Waste Franchise Agreement with Hardin Sanitation
• Final plat approvals for Bronco Acres (8 lots) and Kingswood Subdivision No. 2 (56 lots)
• Friendship Park play structure replacement: $167,840 (funding shortfall of $36,840)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will decide on preliminary plat approval for two residential subdivisions—Valnova Estates No. 2 (154 lots) and Tavira Subdivision (88 lots)—and hold public hearings on a rezone and conditional use permit for the Eagle & Idaho Mixed Use Development, a 1.08-acre live/work project at North Eagle Road and East Idaho Street.

• Preliminary plat approval for Valnova Estates Subdivision No. 2 (154 lots, 121.44-acre site on Aerie Way near Big Gulch Parkway)
• Annexation, rezone, and preliminary plat approval for Tavira Subdivision (88 lots, 30.95-acre site at west Broken Arrow Street and Hamlin Avenue)
• Rezone from R-4 to MU-DA and CBD to CBD-DA for Eagle & Idaho Mixed Use Development (1.08-acre site at 220/250 N Eagle Rd and 16/144 E Idaho St)
• Conditional use permit for 36-foot building height exceptions and code waivers for Eagle & Idaho Mixed Use Development

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will consider an updated quote for Friendship Park and discuss shop space. The meeting also includes approval of the March 20, 2025 minutes and public comment.

• Action item: Updated quote for Friendship Park
• Discussion of shop space
• Approval of minutes from March 20, 2025

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board of Trustees is meeting to elect board officers for FY 2024/25 and to act on a consent agenda that includes approval of bills and the minutes from the March 19, 2025 meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Election of board officers for FY 2024/25
• Approval of bills
• Approval of minutes from March 19, 2025
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

City Council Special

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a modification to the FY2025-2029 Capital Plan, which includes reallocating funds for park and sports projects, and to hold a workshop on the FY2026-2030 Capital Plan. The council will also vote on entering an executive session to discuss acquiring private property and pending or threatened litigation.

• Reallocate $68,700 from Library Concrete Maintenance to Pamela Baker Park
• Reallocate $530,000 from Capital Reserves to Regional Sports Park
• Reclassify $450,000 for City Owned Shop
• Advance $22,000 from DT Eagle Arch Replacement
• Executive session on property acquisition and litigation

Conservation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Eagle Conservation Advisory Committee will meet to receive updates and discuss education and outreach efforts on native vegetation and noxious weed control. The committee will also review and approve minutes from the March 10, 2025 meeting.

• Review and approval of March 10, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion on Native Vegetation and Noxious Weed Control (Education and Outreach)

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider a master sign plan for Eagle Point Commercial on State Highway 44 and West State Street, and act on findings of fact for several previously approved landscape and building projects under the consent agenda.

• Master sign plan for Eagle Point Commercial (2.84 acres at northeast corner of West State Street and SH-44) — new action item
• Findings of fact for common area landscaping at Valnova Subdivision No. 4 (Lots 25-26, 73.07 acres near Aerie Way and Linder Road)
• Findings of fact for common area landscaping at Valnova Subdivision No. 3 (Lot 24, 48.1 acres near Aerie Way and Linder Road)
• Findings of fact for a 10,916-sf office and personal improvement building (CrossFit E3) on West Copper Silo Street in Stillwater Subdivision
• Findings of fact for common area landscaping and amenities at Capella Estates Subdivision (54.24 acres on West State Street)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on increasing the parking in-lieu fee to $18,000 per space and updating Recreation Department fees. They will also consider several consent agenda items, including ice cream vendor leases at city parks, a contract for audio visual services, and design review approvals for commercial developments. The meeting includes proclamations, a treasurer appointment, and an executive session on pending litigation.

• Resolution 25-05: Increase parking in-lieu fee from $5,700 to $18,000 per space
• Resolution 25-06: Update Recreation Department fee schedule
• Lease agreements for ice cream vendors at Merrill Park ($701/mo), Ada/Eagle Sports Complex ($560/mo), Guerber Park ($650/mo)
• Professional services agreement with Committed Events LLC for audio visual production, not to exceed $9,500
• Preliminary plat approval for Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1 (375 lots)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a comprehensive plan text amendment to update Ada County impact fees for jail, EMS, and coroner; preliminary plat approval for Valnova Estates Subdivision No. 2, a 154-lot residential subdivision; and annexation, rezone, conditional use permit, preliminary PUD, and preliminary plat for Tavira Subdivision, an 88-lot residential PUD. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and findings for a prior annexation/rezone for an indoor storage facility.

• Public hearing: CPA-2025-02 - Comprehensive Plan text amendment to Chapter 4 for Ada County impact fees (jail, EMS, coroner)
• Public hearing: PP-2024-08 - Preliminary plat for Valnova Estates Subdivision No. 2, 154 lots (139 residential) on 121.44 acres north of Aerie Way
• Public hearing: A-2024-02/RZDA-2024-04/CU-2024-09/PPUD-2024-02/PP-2024-06 - Tavira Subdivision, 88 lots (79 buildable) on 30.95 acres at northwest corner of W. Broken Arrow St. and N. Hamlin Ave.
• Consent: Findings for A-2025-01/RZDA-2025-01 - Annexation/rezone to BP-DA for Peak Condo Storage on 20.08 acres at 9551, 9557, 9605 N. Horseshoe Bend Rd.
• Consent: Approval of March 17, 2025 minutes

City Council

This is a special meeting consisting of a town hall where the Mayor and City Council invite residents to ask questions and share comments, with a three-minute speaking limit per person. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled; the agenda is otherwise procedural (call to order, roll call, pledge, adjournment).

• Town hall meeting for resident questions and comments
• Three-minute speaking limit per speaker
• Reminder that land use discussions are reserved for official public hearings

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on action items including common area landscaping for Capella Estates, two Valnova Subdivision lots, and a CrossFit E3 building. Consent items include final findings for a multi-tenant retail/restaurant building at East End Marketplace and 14 multi-tenant buildings at Riverwood Condominiums. A board member will also discuss street trees in urban environments.

• DR-2025-05: Common area landscaping and amenities within Capella Estates Subdivision (54.24 acres, north side West State Street)
• DR-2025-07: Common area landscaping within Valnova Subdivision No. 4 – Lots 25 and 26 (73.07 acres)
• DR-2025-08: Common area landscaping within Valnova Subdivision No. 3 – Lot 24 (48.1 acres)
• DR-2025-10: CrossFit E3 office/personal improvement building (10,916 sq ft at 2320 West Copper Silo Street)
• Consent: Findings of fact for DR-2025-04 (multi-tenant restaurant/retail building) and DR-2025-09 (master sign plan) at East End Marketplace

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on adopting new fire impact fees for the Star Fire Protection District and new municipal water fees for the Eagle Foothills (including Avimor and Valnova). They will also consider a preliminary plat for a 375-lot subdivision in Avimor and several consent agenda items, including a $194,000 bid for a park irrigation pump station.

• Public hearing on Resolution 25-03 adopting Star Fire Protection District impact fees
• Public hearing on Resolution 25-04 updating water fee schedule for Eagle Foothills
• Preliminary plat for Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1 (375 lots) on State Highway 55
• Bid award to Cascade Enterprises Inc. for Pamela Baker Park irrigation pump station, not to exceed $194,000
• Appointment of Melinda Sheets as Deputy Treasurer/Clerk

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will consider a rezone, preliminary development plan, and preliminary plat for Whitehurst Village Subdivision, a 16-lot residential development. They will also hear a presentation on Friendship Park and receive a recreation report. The meeting includes public comment and approval of prior minutes.

• RZ-2025-02/PPUD-2025-01/PP-2025-01: Whitehurst Village Subdivision, 16 lots (12 residential, 4 common) on 5.98 acres at 3660 W Flint Dr
• Friendship Park presentation (action item)
• Recreation report
• Approval of March 4, 2025 minutes

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to continue discussions on the Heritage Park Renovations, providing direction to staff on design and engineering. They will also hold a workshop to review project requests and scopes for the Fiscal Year 2026-2030 Capital Plan. Public comment on the park renovations was closed at the March 11 meeting.

• Heritage Park Renovations: continued discussion and direction on design and engineering
• FY 2026-2030 Capital Plan Workshop: review project requests and scopes
• Arborist Report with Maps included for Heritage Park
• Design Timeline dated 2-10-25 for Heritage Park
• FY 26-30 Capital Plan New Project Memo

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will conduct a public hearing on a rezone request for a 20.08-acre site at the southwest corner of North Horseshoe Bend Road and East Hill Road, proposed as an indoor storage facility. The commission will also vote on vacating a public utilities easement in the Centerra Subdivision to allow construction of a single-family home on two lots at 1161 North Gracie Ave and 3346 West Wind Street.

• Annexation and rezone from RUT to BP-DA and from A-R/BP-P to BP-DA for indoor storage facility at 9551, 9557, and 9605 North Horseshoe Bend Road
• Vacation of 10-foot public utilities easement in Centerra Subdivision Lots 6 and 7, Block 7 at 1161 North Gracie Ave and 3346 West Wind Street

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hear the FY 2024 audit report, consider consent agenda items including several subdivision approvals and agreements, and take public comment on Heritage Park renovations. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a conditional use permit and a review of the city's requests for ACHD's five-year work plan.

• Audit report for fiscal year ending September 30, 2024 by Quest CPAs
• Final plats for Everton Subdivision No. 1 (61 lots) and No. 2 (12 lots) on North Palmer Lane
• Final plat for Terra View Subdivision No. 4 (70 lots) at State Highway 16 and West Beacon Light Road
• Conditional use permit for 44 Iron Design at 2372 East State Street
• Heritage Park Renovation update with public comment

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider several continued action items, including a 14-building office/retail/restaurant complex at Riverwood Condominiums and a mixed-use building at 269 East Idaho Street. New business includes a multi-tenant restaurant/retail building at East End Marketplace. Consent items involve approving findings for Tierpointe Subdivision landscaping and an entry monument sign.

• Continued review of DR-2024-10: 14 multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant buildings at Riverwood Condominiums (4526 & 4648 West Old Valley Road)
• Continued review of DR-2024-11: master sign plan for Riverwood Condominiums
• Continued review of DR-2024-29: 6,910 sq ft mixed-use building at 269 East Idaho Street (4 residential + 2 office/retail units)
• New business DR-2025-04: 5,341 sq ft multi-tenant restaurant/retail building at East End Marketplace (650 & 750 South Edgewood Lane)
• Consent agenda: findings for Tierpointe Subdivision No. 2 common area landscaping and entry monument sign

Conservation Advisory Committee

The Conservation Advisory Committee will review and approve recommendations for short- and long-term projects to be considered for the city's FY 25-26 Capital Plan. They will also approve the minutes from the January 9, 2025 meeting. This is a special meeting focused on these action items.

• Approve minutes of January 9, 2025
• Discuss and approve project recommendations for FY 25-26 Capital Plan

Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission Special Meeting

The Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission will consider two action items: proposed playground concepts for Friendship Park and a request for annexation, rezone, preliminary PUD, and preliminary plat approval for the Tavira Subdivision, an 89-lot residential development. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and public comment.

• Proposed Friendship Park Playground Concepts (multiple options with quotes from Intermountain Playground Company)
• Tavira Subdivision: 89-lot (79-buildable, 10-common) residential subdivision on 30.95 acres at W. Broken Arrow Street and N. Hamlin Avenue
• Annexation, rezone, preliminary PUD, and preliminary plat approval requested by Drake Investments, LLC
• Approval of minutes from January 16, 2025

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will consider consent agenda items including approval of findings for the Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1 preliminary plat, a 375-lot development. Public hearings are scheduled for a rezone and conditional use permit for the Eagle & Idaho Mixed Use Development, and a comprehensive plan text amendment for Star Fire capital improvements.

• Preliminary plat for Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1: 375 lots (337 residential, 11 highway mixed use, 27 common) on 313 acres west of State Highway 55 north of McLeod Way
• Rezone (RZDA-2024-01) of 0.47 acres at 220 N. Eagle Road from R-4 to MU-DA for Eagle & Idaho Mixed Use Development
• Conditional use permit (CUP-2024-05) for three 3-story live/work buildings, retail, height exceptions up to 40 feet, and waivers at 220/250 N. Eagle Road and 16/144 E. Idaho Street
• Comprehensive plan text amendment (CPA-2025-01) to Chapter 4 for Star Fire District capital improvement plan and impact fees

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider two action items for Tierpointe Subdivision No. 2: a request for approval of common area landscaping, pool house, pool, and cluster mailbox structure, and a separate request for a subdivision entry monument sign. Both items are located on State Highway 44 west of Linder Road. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from January 23, 2025, on the consent agenda.

• DR-2025-02: Common area landscaping, pool house, pool, and cluster mailbox for Tierpointe Subdivision No. 2 (23.25 acres at 5800 West State Street)
• DR-2025-03: Subdivision entry monument sign for Tierpointe Subdivision No. 2
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes from January 23, 2025

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting with a single substantive item: an executive session to discuss legal options regarding pending or threatened litigation. The public will be excluded from this portion, and the council will vote on whether to enter the closed session. No other business is on the agenda.

• Executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(f) to discuss pending/threatened litigation
• Roll call vote required to enter executive session

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed new fee for commercial solid waste overage, defined as items outside a full container. The council will also consider several development approvals, including subdivisions, design reviews, and a wildland-urban interface code ordinance, along with various agreements and appointments.

• Public hearing and resolution for new solid waste commercial overage fee
• Ordinance 947 adopting International Wildland-Urban Interface Code
• Design review for Fire Station No. 4 (13,560 sq ft) at 2489 S. Three Bridges Way
• Final plat for Everton Subdivision No. 1 (61 lots) and No. 2 (12 lots) on N. Palmer Lane
• Live performance agreements for Eagle Concert Series and Eagle Fun Days (e.g., $1,600 for Ed Coughenour)

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board of Trustees is holding a regular meeting with a consent agenda that includes approval of bills. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approval of bills

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting with two action items: confirming Mayor Pike's appointment of Elizabeth Gray to the Eagle Public Library Board, and confirming six department supervisor and deputy positions that were previously appointed by past mayors without formal council approval. The staff confirmations are being brought forward to ensure compliance with Eagle City Code 1-6-1 and 1-6-1(D).

• Appointment of Elizabeth Gray to Eagle Public Library Board, term expiring September 2026
• Confirmation of Steve Bumgarner as Library Director
• Confirmation of Devonte Goodman as IT Director
• Confirmation of Eric Ziegenfuss as Public Works Director
• Confirmation of Holly Csencsits as Deputy Clerk/Treasurer, Brian Allen as Recreation Director, and Lori Waldemer as Deputy Treasurer/Clerk

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a preliminary plat for the 375-lot Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1, spanning parts of Ada, Boise, and Gem counties. The commission will also consider consent items, including findings for a conditional use permit for 44 Iron Design, and a request to vacate a plat note in Eagle Ranch Subdivision No. 2.

• Preliminary plat for Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1: 375 lots (337 residential, 11 highway mixed use, 27 common) on 313 acres west of State Highway 55
• Findings of fact for CU-10-23: conditional use permit for 44 Iron Design (ornamental steel fabrication, cabinet, sign, upholstery, woodworking shops) at 2372 East State Street
• Vacation of plat note 'PLAYGROUND' on Lot 2, Block 3, Eagle Ranch Subdivision No. 2, to allow future single-family dwelling
• Consent agenda includes minutes of February 3, 2025

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider three action items: a mixed-use building with four residential and two commercial units at 269 East Idaho Street, a master sign plan for the same building, and a new 13,560-square-foot Eagle Fire Station No. 4 at 2489 South Three Bridges Way. The board will also vote on consent agenda items including approval of minutes and findings for a prior sewer district building addition.

• Consent agenda: Approval of minutes from January 23, 2025, and findings for Eagle Sewer District blower building addition (2,875 sq ft) at 100 South Urban Gate Avenue
• DR-2024-29: Design review for a 6,910-sq-ft three-story mixed-use building (4 residential, 2 office/retail) at 269 East Idaho Street
• DR-2024-30: Master sign plan for the same mixed-use building at 269 East Idaho Street
• DR-2024-78: Design review for a 13,560-sq-ft two-story Eagle Fire Station No. 4 at 2489 South Three Bridges Way (Lakemoor Subdivision)
• Findings of Fact for Fire Station No. 4 (same as DR-2024-78)

City Council

The Eagle City Council is meeting to act on a consent agenda with numerous routine items, including appointments, contracts, and design reviews, and to hold public hearings on a mixed-use rezone and two large residential subdivisions. The council will also consider an ordinance to separate the City Clerk and Treasurer positions, a capital plan modification, and a contract for a police staffing study. An executive session is scheduled to discuss pending litigation.

• Police Level of Service Study contract with Center for Public Safety Management, LLC, not to exceed $78,712
• Public hearings for Riverbend Commons Subdivision (rezone to MU-DA, 23-lot mixed use) and Valnova Subdivisions No. 3 and No. 4 (128 and 161 lots)
• Design review for Chick-fil-A restaurant with drive-through at 1780 East Highway 44
• Ordinance 945 to separate City Clerk and Treasurer positions (continued from Jan 28)
• Orville Jackson House Adaptive Reuse Study contract with JUB Engineers, not to exceed $33,650

City Council

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting to workshop the Fiscal Year 2026–2030 Capital Plan, including framework, assumptions, new project requests, and prioritization. They will also discuss and potentially take action on House Bill 209, an added item. No other substantive business is listed.

• Capital Plan Workshop for FY2026–FY2030
• Discussion and potential action on House Bill 209

Historic Preservation Commission

The Eagle Historic Preservation Commission is meeting to elect a chairman and vice chairman for 2025 and discuss projects for the upcoming year. They will also receive updates on the Jackson House and the downtown survey grant, along with staff reports on training opportunities.

• Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman for 2025
• Update on Jackson House
• Update on downtown survey grant
• Discussion of projects for the upcoming year
• Staff report on NAPC education webinar on Historic Resource Surveys

JOINT MEETING

This is a special joint meeting of Eagle's City Council and multiple advisory boards, committees, and commissions. The sole substantive item is a municipal meeting training presentation by City Attorney Victor Villegas, which is open to the public. The agenda contains no decisions or discussions of city business, only this training and adjournment.

• Municipal meeting training by City Attorney Victor Villegas for board, committee, commission, and council members
• Joint attendance by City Council, Conservation Advisory Committee, Design Review Board, Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee, Eagle Arts Advisory Committee, Eagle Public Library Board, Historic Preservation Commission, Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission, and Planning & Zoning Commission

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special meeting with the sole substantive item being an executive session (closed to the public) to discuss hiring a public officer or employee and to consider evaluation, dismissal, or disciplining of a public officer, employee, staff member, or agent. The agenda includes no other business items, only the call to order, roll call, pledge, and adjournment. Any action taken in the closed session would be limited to these personnel matters.

• Executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(a) to consider hiring a public officer, employee, staff member, or individual agent
• Executive session under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(b) to consider evaluation, dismissal, disciplining, or complaints against a public officer, employee, staff member, or agent
• Roll call vote required for executive session, needing two-thirds approval

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a legally required public hearing on a conditional use permit for Baserri, LLC’s 44 Iron Design metal fabrication and woodworking shop at 2372 East State Street. The hearing follows a continuance from the January 21 meeting and includes requests to waive sidewalk, driveway, and landscaping requirements under Eagle City Code Title 8.

• Conditional use permit CU–10–23 for 44 Iron Design at 2372 East State Street
• Waivers requested for sidewalk installation, driveway improvements, and landscape requirements under Title 8
• Public hearing with 3-minute testimony limit per speaker

City Council

The Eagle City Council will consider Ordinance 945 to separate the city clerk and treasurer positions, review the FY2025 capital plan, and act on several consent agenda items including design reviews for multiple buildings in the Glencara Recreation Village and an office building in Eagle River Development. The meeting also includes presentations from the Ada County Victim Services Center and Hardin Sanitation, and possible executive sessions on litigation and property acquisition.

• Ordinance 945 separating city clerk and treasurer positions
• Design review approvals for 10 buildings in Glencara Recreation Village (Clyde Capital Group)
• Design review for 24,250-sq ft office building at 1100 East Riverside Drive (Eagle River, LLC)
• Surveillance monitoring contract with DWZ Technologies, $37,620 annually
• Vacation of 5 feet of utility easement in Stillwater Subdivision No. 1

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on consent agenda items including design review approvals for a Chick-fil-A restaurant with drive-through and two multi-tenant buildings at Aspen Pointe Plaza. The board will also elect a Chairman and Vice-Chairman for 2025 and consider a new business item for a 2,875-square-foot building addition to the Eagle Sewer District blower building.

• Design review approval for Chick-fil-A restaurant and drive-through at 1780 East Highway 44
• Design review approval for two multi-tenant commercial buildings at Aspen Pointe Plaza (1332 and 1442 East State Street)
• Master sign plan for Aspen Pointe Plaza and signage for Chick-fil-A
• Building addition to Eagle Sewer District blower building at 100 South Urban Gate Avenue
• Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman for the Design Review Board for 2025

Arts Advisory Committee

The Arts Advisory Committee will make a recommendation to the City Council for the winning entry of the Eagle City Athletic Park Logo Design Contest, including a $500 award. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Action item: Recommend winner of Eagle City Athletic Park Logo Design Contest with $500 award.

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three subdivision plats and two mixed-use development requests, and will consider adopting findings of fact for previously approved items. The consent agenda includes approvals for Valnova Subdivisions No. 3 and No. 4, and Riverbend Commons Subdivision. Public testimony is limited to three minutes per person.

• Valnova Subdivision No. 3: preliminary plat for 117 residential lots on 41.18 acres west of Big Gulch Parkway and future Linder Road extension
• Valnova Subdivision No. 4: preliminary plat for 151 residential lots on 67.36 acres in same area
• Riverbend Commons Subdivision: rezone from A-R to MU-DA, development agreement, and preliminary plat for 20 commercial and 1 residential lot on 14 acres near State Highway 44 and South Urban Gate Avenue
• Eagle & Idaho Mixed Use Development: rezone from R-4 to MU-DA for 0.47 acres at 220 North Eagle Road, and conditional use permit for three-story live/work buildings at 220/250 North Eagle Road and 16/144 East Idaho Street
• 44 Iron Design: conditional use permit for industrial custom and limited uses (ornamental steel fabrication, cabinet shop, etc.) at 2372 East State Street, with waivers for sidewalk, driveway, and landscape requirements

Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways and Recreation Commission will hold a procedural meeting with no substantive decisions. The agenda includes roll call, approval of prior minutes, and public comment time, followed by brief updates from the Conservation Advisory Committee and SWIMBA.

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will meet to consider routine consent items, hear public comment, and take action on two policy revocations requested by staff. The board will vote on revoking the Bulletin Board Policy and the Distribution of Free Printed Materials Policy, which govern how materials are posted and distributed at the library. The rest of the agenda is procedural, including approval of bills and minutes from the prior meeting.

• Action item: revoke Bulletin Board Policy
• Action item: revoke Distribution of Free Printed Materials Policy
• Consent agenda: approval of bills
• Consent agenda: minutes of December 11, 2024
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings and consider consent agenda items, including findings of fact for large planned developments (Valnova and Avimor), a fiber bid award, and a rezone. The meeting includes presentations on water services and recognition of the high school football team.

• Valnova PUMP No. 5: 1,936.82 acres, 1,674 residential units, 300,000 sq ft commercial, potential golf course
• Avimor SAP No. 1: 2,016 acres, 2,464 residential units, 660,000 sq ft commercial
• Ordinance 943: Rezone 12700 N. Horseshoe Bend Rd from MU-DA to A-R
• Fiber Bid Phase 1-4 award (continued from Dec 17)
• Public hearings: Stillwater Subdivision easement vacation and Stadium View Center development agreement modification

City Council Special Town Hall Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special town hall meeting to discuss three topics: Downtown Mobility Phase 2, the Heritage Park Renovation Project, and the history of Beacon Light Road. The meeting also includes a one-hour municipal meeting training session for board and commission members, which the public is welcome to attend. No formal decisions are expected; the meeting is for discussion and public comment, with each speaker limited to three minutes.

• Municipal meeting training by City Attorney Victor Villegas
• Discussion of Downtown Mobility Phase 2
• Discussion of Heritage Park Renovation Project
• Discussion of history of Beacon Light Road
• Public comment limited to 3 minutes per speaker

Conservation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Eagle Conservation Advisory Committee is meeting to elect a chairman and vice chairman for 2025, approve prior minutes, and discuss both short-term and long-term conservation projects and outreach opportunities. Staff will also update the committee on the CEP certificate of occupancy list and current CEP funds received.

• Election of 2025 chairman and vice chairman
• Approval of November 14, 2024 minutes
• Discussion of short-term projects and education/outreach within the next fiscal year
• Discussion of long-term projects (greater than 1 year)
• Staff update on CEP C of O list and funds received

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on a consent agenda including approvals for a 24,250-sq ft office building in Eagle River Development and multiple buildings in Glencara Recreation Village, then consider new business items. New business includes a Chick-fil-A restaurant with drive-through at 1780 E. Highway 44, two multi-tenant buildings at Aspen Pointe Plaza, and the Heritage Park Renovation at 185 E. State Street.

• Chick-fil-A restaurant (4,850 sq ft) with drive-through at 1780 E. Highway 44 within East End Marketplace
• Two multi-tenant commercial buildings (5,841 and 3,329 sq ft) at 1332 and 1442 E. State Street (Aspen Pointe Plaza)
• Heritage Park Renovation at 185 E. State Street – review and recommendation
• Consent: 24,250-sq ft office building at 1100 E. Riverside Drive (Eagle River Development)
• Consent: Multiple recreation buildings (fitness center, pool barn, boat house, etc.) at Glencara Recreation Village

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three development applications: a rezone and preliminary plat for Riverbend Commons, and preliminary plats for Valnova Subdivisions No. 3 and No. 4. The commission will also elect a chairman and vice-chairman and consider the consent agenda, which includes approval of the December 16, 2024 minutes.

• Rezone 14 acres at 2603, 2611, 2755, 2785 W. State St. from A-R to MU-DA with development agreement for Riverbend Commons (23 lots, 20 commercial, 1 residential)
• Preliminary plat for Valnova Subdivision No. 3: 128 lots (117 residential) on 41.18 acres west of Big Gulch Pkwy and future Linder Rd.
• Preliminary plat for Valnova Subdivision No. 4: 161 lots (151 residential) on 67.36 acres west of Big Gulch Pkwy and future Linder Rd.
• Election of Planning and Zoning Commission chairman and vice-chairman
• Approval of December 16, 2024 meeting minutes