Votes at a glance: Eagle URA approves reimbursements, quitclaim deed and application timing change
October 21, 2025 | Eagle, Ada County, Idaho
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The Eagle Urban Renewal Agency took several formal actions on Oct. 21, passing all items presented during the meeting’s business portion.
Key outcomes
- Quitclaim deed (Palmetto Avenue): The URA authorized the chairman to sign a quitclaim deed transferring the agency’s interest in the Palmetto Avenue parcel; the deed was described in the meeting packet as a quitclaim (no warranties). The board moved and seconded the authorization and approved it by roll call.
- Resolution approving reimbursement for 148 E. State Street (Glasgow): The URA approved Resolution No. 25‑020 to reimburse Steve and Meg Glasgow $65,112 for three‑phase power and alley repaving work related to the 148 E. State St. development (see separate article for details). The board set an April 30, 2026 project completion deadline and extended billing closeout to June 30, 2026.
- State Street & Eagle Road reimbursement (Resolution No. 25‑021): The board approved reimbursement request No. 2 from the City of Eagle for State Street and Eagle Road improvements in the amount of $80,110.34 pursuant to the cost‑share agreement with the city.
- Aiken Street reimbursement (Resolution 25‑022 equivalent): The board approved reimbursement request No. 2 for Aiken Street improvements in the amount of $95,471.52 from the City of Eagle pursuant to the cost‑share agreement.
- Project partnership application timing change: The URA approved a procedural change to require project partnership applications to be submitted at least 21 days prior to a meeting rather than waiting for the quarterly cycle; the motion was seconded and approved.
All votes were taken by roll call and recorded as approvals; the meeting transcript records the roll calls and “aye” votes for each item. No motions failed during the Oct. 21 meeting.
Motions, resolutions and identifiers are recorded in the URA’s packet and appear in the meeting minutes; staff will proceed with the implementation steps authorized by the board for each approved item.
Votes and formal actions are summarized below for quick reference.
Key outcomes
- Quitclaim deed (Palmetto Avenue): The URA authorized the chairman to sign a quitclaim deed transferring the agency’s interest in the Palmetto Avenue parcel; the deed was described in the meeting packet as a quitclaim (no warranties). The board moved and seconded the authorization and approved it by roll call.
- Resolution approving reimbursement for 148 E. State Street (Glasgow): The URA approved Resolution No. 25‑020 to reimburse Steve and Meg Glasgow $65,112 for three‑phase power and alley repaving work related to the 148 E. State St. development (see separate article for details). The board set an April 30, 2026 project completion deadline and extended billing closeout to June 30, 2026.
- State Street & Eagle Road reimbursement (Resolution No. 25‑021): The board approved reimbursement request No. 2 from the City of Eagle for State Street and Eagle Road improvements in the amount of $80,110.34 pursuant to the cost‑share agreement with the city.
- Aiken Street reimbursement (Resolution 25‑022 equivalent): The board approved reimbursement request No. 2 for Aiken Street improvements in the amount of $95,471.52 from the City of Eagle pursuant to the cost‑share agreement.
- Project partnership application timing change: The URA approved a procedural change to require project partnership applications to be submitted at least 21 days prior to a meeting rather than waiting for the quarterly cycle; the motion was seconded and approved.
All votes were taken by roll call and recorded as approvals; the meeting transcript records the roll calls and “aye” votes for each item. No motions failed during the Oct. 21 meeting.
Motions, resolutions and identifiers are recorded in the URA’s packet and appear in the meeting minutes; staff will proceed with the implementation steps authorized by the board for each approved item.
Votes and formal actions are summarized below for quick reference.
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