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Rodney Ashby told council the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of the Millwood Pines subdivision preliminary plat, an annexation and RS‑4 zoning request for a 56‑lot single‑family detached subdivision at the southwest corner of Cherry Lane and 11th Avenue North; that item was scheduled to appear before council in August. The commission also recommended approval of a zoning map amendment from RD to RS‑6 at 1423 South Elder Street to facilitate a home addition; that item is scheduled for July 21.

The commission approved a conditional use permit for a pet adoption center (cats) at 3202 12th Avenue (corner of Dooley Lane and 12th Avenue) and recommended code updates previously requested by councilmember Bills; staff said the actual ordinance text and staff report would be circulated to council the next day to allow time for review.

Staff confirmed the commission’s favorable votes and said they would send the revised code language, staff reports, and the planning files to council in advance of the forthcoming public hearings and final decisions.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","May 19, 2025 - Regular Council Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Planning & Zoning staff briefed council on recent commission recommendations, including approval of Millwood Pines subdivision preliminary plat, a zoning map amendment for South Elder Street, a conditional use permit for a cat adoption center, and proposed Nampa City Code amendments to be circulated to council.","taxTitle","Nampa, Canyon County, Idaho","taxId",2629,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6235318,"Council approves rezone on Industrial Road to allow temporary storage of manufactured homes; debate over paving and screening",2494,8336000,10830000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371&start=8336&end=10830","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371/thumbnail_8336000.jpg","/articles/6235318/Nampa/Canyon-County/Idaho/Council-approves-rezone-on-Industrial-Road-to-allow-temporary-storage-of-manufactured-homes-debate-over-paving-and-screening","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6235318-a829602b6264680d0db116499e157c23/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163599&Signature=cCh1AMZyP7KF-z7FE5lO7dNZRUfGns2wKPDin6YFSQL5mcGsKReIRCf1ovDVswp8Bul~pyRNmQnZPghbmAwpvKx6SEFMlXcRBQggz9iP4J5dA0FtMY2dFeGRkWgvePinQRL7h-LnRukRx4OfkdxjTaDQyYZcnAXrHaFdgopKo8M-bMSgAQxiR94rWtvNUrPmQtykVxMpCxFr42bCgoUocAXepFCGv36WpyzQUsN3vJy7VWihBxjOh359IRqWZ8HdSZBcpqqrq1YhK7kYYpIbv2TKiWOVoMIF1AaA7RNWqr7o53qt8XQ2NJbOyLs0YiUYDVvVY7tjgBHK7raeM~JVvA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Nampa City Council approved a zoning map amendment to rezone a 1.18‑acre parcel on West Industrial Road to Neighborhood Business (BC), allowing the site to be used for temporary storage of manufactured homes awaiting delivery to customers.

Applicant Christian Berg and co‑owner Calvin Berg told the council they already operate adjacent storage and want to use the parcel to stage finished manufactured homes rather than pay off‑site storage at manufacturer yards. They said units are typically stored for short periods while foundations, permits or delivery windows are completed.

Planning staff recommended approval consistent with the comprehensive plan designation for commercial use in the corridor and noted applicable design standards: a 20‑foot landscape buffer along Industrial Road, design‑review standards for screening fences (no chain‑link with slats), submittal of a landscape plan, and pavement / stormwater management requirements tied to change of use and site improvement permits.

Council discussion focused on compatibility and operational controls. Several councilmembers sought stronger, explicit conditions on screening between the storage yard and an adjacent hotel, dust and stormwater controls, and whether the area of the yard should be paved or could remain gravel. City staff explained the code allows a paved vehicle approach past the fence and screening in lieu of paving for the interior yard; staff also said any site‑improvement permit would require a drainage plan and demonstrate dust and sediment controls. Engineering suggested the front approach to the site be paved to city approach standards; full interior paving was not required if the site is screened and meets stormwater rules.

Council voted to approve the zoning amendment. During discussion councilmembers encouraged the applicant to install an attractive screening fence along the property line with the hotel; while the adopted motion did not add a mandatory fence condition, several councilmembers urged the applicant to provide screening and for staff to enforce landscaping, drainage and design‑review standards at site permitting.","The council approved a rezone of a 1.18‑acre parcel on West Industrial Road to Neighborhood Business to allow storage of manufactured homes awaiting delivery, approving the use while discussing conditions for screening, paving and stormwater controls.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6235322,"Nampa public works reports new downtown all‑way stops, Streets Equipment Rodeo results and water outreach programs",709,813000,1522000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371&start=813&end=1522","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371/thumbnail_813000.jpg","/articles/6235322/Nampa/Canyon-County/Idaho/Nampa-public-works-reports-new-downtown-allway-stops-Streets-Equipment-Rodeo-results-and-water-outreach-programs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6235322-01f3d8193397d9482af6e41a7f4a3623/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163599&Signature=OipzWTB5oHY1PEZ~W0iNxRzIlk-MzTDL8HkKaxnQMFuEKL1SnFHBZ4YTvgisyOIW8chT2L9PiOXyFmyXXKrTrJ~dS8Z46ktTlmbjNeENSKKKsyweoV8-S4d4banitCn9zj9k6SsaobS01p~Q0WXClG2WPzG61~2KzDD38qR3VXwp1Ewr4p3yoAiBEHTHnrwNGzWkZRlMqVq~4G2iBPcA16l5QgIkBcWi15PZNncPxWo-UnYuzf3-ZEZ-en8iARAGWHMn-OSWqBa9M~gxSAcP50ki3lvifJJRTZJRW6MAMjZyWaivnLu1n2k7bH3WEGo5aOOzwldOeK0zBaqS7lWl9Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","City transportation staff told the City Council they will install three new all‑way stop signs at downtown intersections that met MUTCD warrants, and that the city will phase those installations so drivers can adjust.

Crystal Craig, Director of Transportation, said the locations are North Avenue South at 8th Street South, 17th Avenue North at 2nd Street North, and 13th Avenue South at 9th Street South; each site showed six crashes over a 36‑month period and met the city’s all‑way‑stop warrant analysis. Craig said the average installation cost is about $650 per intersection and the signs will be installed by city crews.

Public works also reported results from the department’s third annual Streets Equipment Rodeo, a skills competition for equipment operators in loaders, dump trucks, skid steers and snowplows. Craig and staff congratulated winners who will represent Nampa at national competition and highlighted the event as both workforce development and public outreach.

Environmental Resources staff described renewed public engagement at the city’s Water Renewal Facility: after a COVID‑era pause, staff resumed tours and education events, and reported a spring Water Education Day that drew roughly 700–750 students. The department is partnering with the Nampa School District and local watershed groups and plans a Project WET teacher certification series in the fall to provide water‑education curriculum and lesson plans to area teachers.

Council thanked public works staff for outreach and encouraged continued coordination with the schools, parks and parks maintenance on donated‑park planning for other developments.","Public Works updated council on all‑way stop installations at three downtown intersections, presented results from the Streets Equipment Rodeo and outlined water‑education outreach including Project WET certification for teachers and school district engagement.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6235328,"Council OKs $4.17M waterworks building contract, authorizes Purdom sewer preconstruction services",68,1998000,2066000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371&start=1998&end=2066","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371/thumbnail_1998000.jpg","/articles/6235328/Nampa/Canyon-County/Idaho/Council-OKs-417M-waterworks-building-contract-authorizes-Purdom-sewer-preconstruction-services","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6235328-c6847f2896e2b3f7f836ab7f9968b286/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163599&Signature=F0iRquRJkFoaFPlu0ZKdDm3MgDfSp9YLYaCCQ~b57drJ2d6Ss-l-nFLT7NI8TU7-2J0JkR521HhtbM~sPr7sCZnlAf5-w1u85xexLmvKXxmeI40Uw-AVvuCGflkecdFdyi1vgwmEzmQKyFBWF85DJDC1K0QKfBax40ffwP~JPRC1gEPVUuuOaZA6KeUw3gYO-ST9VCUtj7P7hP5CooXpObxodyZ~rFPzU4GyPuhglMWF1aWcz-OQAH0B599yyePGSmeOVyz2SvmPCl-c-xknkfGcA~syX9Av-b1sZYqBGv3WFIyxQP4OApwH43gtfLBLzjF43P7YHVzRnqqaQ17SVw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Nampa City Council voted to award a construction contract for a waterworks building addition and remodel and to authorize preconstruction services for the Purdom Sewer Drain phase 1 under a construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC) arrangement.

At the meeting, council moved and approved awarding a contract for the Waterworks building addition and remodel to Barrier Building for $4,170,000. The item was identified in the FY 2025 budget and passed on a roll‑call vote with councilmembers recorded in favor.

Council also authorized the mayor and public works director to enter a phase‑1 preconstruction services CM/GC contract with EMCO Construction and Nife River Corporation (a joint venture) for the Purdom Sewer Drain Project (Madison to Canada) on a not‑to‑exceed basis; that item was also approved by roll call. City staff said both items were included in the FY 2025 budget and that the CM/GC work will cover preconstruction planning ahead of full construction authorization.

Council discussion on the waterworks contract included requests from council for additional contractor information and confirmation of insurance and references. On the Purdom Sewer Drain item, the council approved the recommended terms and moved forward to enable early coordination needed for the project corridor work.

Both authorizations require the mayor and the appropriate staff signatures to finalize the agreements and allow the city to schedule preconstruction and construction activities.","Nampa City Council awarded a $4,170,000 construction contract for the waterworks building expansion and authorized a not‑to‑exceed preconstruction services agreement for the Purdom Sewer Drain project with a CM/GC team.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6235333,"Nampa council approves East Canyon master‑plan community after amendments",3416,4419000,7835000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371&start=4419&end=7835","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3405484-665fbbc67d74d43c7df9f73eaaed0371/thumbnail_4419000.jpg","/articles/6235333/Nampa/Canyon-County/Idaho/Nampa-council-approves-East-Canyon-masterplan-community-after-amendments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6235333-da0256581e5027409b51fb6fb1cf5ac8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163599&Signature=P81m34TpwBC31K7ufKhoAfL9I3stgKb1bgSnr0Srm8uQ6MxYZ5VziDGXFtybUMtDuVVzahlEecawgQVvYVyis6QbmhbpVpQQecYeDCFmt6JIASeHKFE-AwN58SqPLulBgJ9bfGEgut9RDaTOwYSU~AAv8ETBpGpH464FoB4CJQ2rP67PkcqsyrH3opjh6VGyZFFkouhyMvHwHG7IkhbypqWjhz2xSOkiKmQ5L7AIFBZz0VX03PmVCIbgxgPBe9bG2yx5WS5Xnohq41oBwGgLGLKwtrkBOnUfjhkFv3-iSqQbXWSeqeQMLmV8hMXQaGTLnXisnKmBdpBFsrsdweB4EQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Nampa City Council on Tuesday approved annexation, a comprehensive plan map amendment and a master planned‑community proposal called East Canyon, clearing the way for a mixed‑use development on roughly 357 acres southeast of the Ustick/11th Avenue area.

City and applicant officials said the proposal would reconfigure future‑land‑use designations on the site to concentrate higher density along Elm Lane and Eleventh Avenue, and provide about 28 acres of commercial land, multifamily housing areas and interconnected parks and open space.

City planners and the applicant said East Canyon was designed to align with the city’s 2026 specific area plan and the Highway 2026 corridor recommendations, and to provide a mix of housing types, pedestrian connections and a mile‑long 10‑foot multiuse path along 9 Mile Creek. The developer volunteered residential design guidelines and a development agreement that will require donated construction of a roughly 4‑acre public park including an amphitheater and a splash pad to ultimately be turned over to the city’s Parks Department.

Planning staff told council the project meets master‑plan‑community criteria in the comprehensive plan and the specific area plan but noted the requested map amendments reduce the maximum theoretical density on the parcel compared with prior designations; staff flagged that change as a factor the council should weigh in deciding whether the proposal meets the specific area plan’s intent. Staff also recommended a condition requiring Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation approvals for work adjacent to 9 Mile Creek prior to platting.

Councilmembers asked about creek flow, park maintenance and how utilities and road improvements would be phased. City staff said 9 Mile Creek has year‑round flow, that the parks department intends to accept and maintain the donated park, and that sewer and water would be extended as phases come in; off‑site sewer improvements already under way will be reimbursed by the developer. The applicant said sewer reimbursement contributions would be made and described traffic‑management measures planned for Elm Lane and internal collectors.

Council members also asked the applicant to enumerate uses prohibited in the commercial and high‑density areas; council added statutory language to the development agreement banning specific uses the council identified (for example, certain adult‑oriented uses and tobacco/vape shops were listed in council discussion). The council voted to approve the project with the recommended conditions and the development agreement language the council added.

The decision authorizes annexation and zoning consistent with the development agreement; future subdivision plats and plats for specific phases will return to city staff and the council or commission for review.","The Nampa City Council approved annexation, a comp‑plan map amendment, and a master‑planned community for East Canyon — a roughly 357‑acre mixed‑use development — with conditions including a development agreement, Army Corps permitting, and donated park improvements.","actionData","errors"]

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