Jordan Morales

Sycamore Overlay / Taft Street rezone

Eckert Road bridge river system permit appeal

No new development; funded through Parks and Rec operations.

Boise Historic Preservation Plan implementation

The denials may require the property owners to revise or abandon planned alterations, with possible redesign costs.

Five-year HUD consolidated plan for housing funds

Brings outside money in so local taxpayers don't foot the whole bill — comparable to years of property tax revenue.

Downtown event season road closures and transit reroutes

The event aims to break even and benefits the Boise Development Cycling nonprofit, with a $1,000 prize purse added for the sprint.

Rat infestation and wildlife feeding ordinance

Enforcement is complaint-driven via existing infraction penalties; most residents already comply through Republic Services bins.

Boise State 2025 campus master plan adoption

No direct city cost; the plan is fiscally constrained to what BSU can fund over ten years.

Fiscal year 2027 city budget and impact fees

Boise already charges about $10,387 per new single-family home in combined parks, police, and fire fees — the highest in the Treasure Valley — and updated fees will follow construction costs that have risen roughly 30%.

Special assessment bond refunding (Assessment Area One)

Homeowners paying ~$212/year in special assessments could see their remaining installments drop by roughly 4–17% if the October closing goes through.

Executive session on land acquisition and exempt records

Unknown — any acquisition costs weren't disclosed on the public agenda.

Five-foot driveway landscaping buffer requirement for single-family homes

Homeowners building new driveways may need to set aside a 5-foot strip along the property line, which can shrink the usable driveway footprint.

Cathedral of the Rockies parking shortage

No direct cost to the city, but future water, parking and code-fix conversations could shape downtown development costs.

Vista Point PUD modification on Victory Road

None yet; decision deferred.

Liberty Park renovation

$1.4 million city investment.

Boise Airport staffing for rental car facility opening

$118,526 for the rest of FY 2026, then about $720,743 a year ongoing — all from the airport fund.

Police de-escalation and aid policies after Brendan Jones shooting

Fewer arrests on mental health calls can mean savings for taxpayers and for individuals who avoid jail costs and criminal records.

Interim budget changes for May 2026

Mostly reallocations and grant-funded work — the pathway is 93% federally reimbursed, and the fleet increase is offset by billing departments.

Lake Hazel industrial rezone

The project would pay roughly $800,000 in ACHD impact fees (about $7,000 per unit) that the chair argues could instead fund missing sidewalks.

E-Mobility Safety, Task Force, and Greenbelt Speed Study

Riders of high-powered e-motorbikes will likely pay new license fees and paperwork costs, while the city takes on enforcement and administration costs.

Fairview Avenue safety improvements (Safe Streets for All)

Funded by a federal Safe Streets for All grant.

Approval of meeting minutes (October 20 work session and evening regular meeting)

Consent agenda

Reappointment of Ben Taylor to Plumbing, Mechanical, Fuel Gas Code Board

Motion to adjourn

Adjournment

Appointment of Matthew Buller to Parks and Recreation Commission

Appointment of Fiona McGrath to Parks and Recreation Commission

Approval of council minutes (October 13, 2026)

Consent agenda approval

Waiver of reading rules for ORD-42-26 and ORD-43-26

ORD-42-26 — Property tax rebate program

ORD-43-26 — Rat abatement / wildlife feeding ordinance

Vista Point Subdivision preliminary plat (SUB 26-25)

Approval of minutes (Oct 6 work session and regular meeting)

Reappointment of Jim Morrence to Public Works Commission

Consent agenda (including SAFER grant)

CR 26-2 — Rezone 0.34 acres at 4432 West Taft from R-1B to R-1C

CR 26-8 — Rezone 76.3 acres at 5110 West Lake Hazel to I-2 Industrial

Adjournment

Approval of minutes (October 6, 2026)

CR 26-2 — Rezone 0.34 acres at 4432 West Taft from R-1B to R-1C

The neighborhood's characteristics have not changed even though the zoning code has.

CR 26-8 — Rezone 76.3 acres at 5110 West Lake Hazel to I-2 Industrial

Interim Budget Changes

Motion to enter Executive Session to communicate with legal counsel on pending or probable litigation, pursuant to Idaho code section 74-206(1)(f).

adjourned

Interim Budget Changes (six items)

Executive Session (I.C. 74-206(1)(f))

Motion to enter Executive Session to communicate with legal counsel to consider acquiring an interest in real property not owned by a public agency and to consider records that are exempt from disclos

Motion to enter Executive Session (Idaho Code 74-206(1)(c) and (d))

Grant appeal of Planning and Zoning denial — Boise River System permit for Eckert Road bridge (CFH 26-22)

Motion to approve Interim Budget Changes 1 through 11.

Interim Budget Changes 1 through 11

Interim Budget Change 12 — $225,000 city-built ADU

Executive Session — Labor Contract

Motion to enter Executive Session to communicate with legal counsel on labor contract pursuant to Idaho Code sections 74-206(1)(j).

Moved into the regular Work Session meeting.

HRCID-17-2026 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE HARRIS RANCH COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE DISTRICT NO. 1 (CITY OF BOISE CITY, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO) APPROVING A LETTER OF ENGAGEMENT FOR GOVERNMENT

HRCID-12-2026 A RESOLUTION APPROVING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS UPON THE REAL PROPERTY WITHIN THE ASSESSMENT AREA OF HARRIS RANCH COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE DISTRICT NO 1. (CITY OF BOISE CITY, ADA COUNTY, IDAH

Motion to adjourn the Harris Ranch Community Infrastructure District No. 1 Board Meeting.

HRCID-13-2026 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE HARRIS RANCH COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE DISTRICT NO. 1 (CITY OF BOISE CITY, IDAHO), ADA COUNTY, IDAHO, AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF GE

Motion to approve the resolution with the correction to the full resolution text as stated by the Chair.

HRCID-14-2026 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE HARRIS RANCH COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE DISTRICT NO. 1 (CITY OF BOISE CITY, ADA COUNTY, IDAHO) APPROVING BOND COUNSEL AND DISTRICT COUNSEL SER

Harris Ranch Community Infrastructure District No. 1 Minutes - Regular Meeting - Aug 11, 2026 1:00 PM

HRCID-15-2026 A RESOLUTION APPROVING A MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH BLACKWOOD ADVISORS, LLC FOR DISTRICT MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF THE AGREEMENT; AND PROVIDING

Acceptance of August 11, 2026 meeting minutes

HRCID-12-2026 — Special Assessment Resolution

HRCID-13-2026 — General Obligation Bond Authorization

HRCID-14-2026 — Bond Counsel Engagement (Skinner Fawcett LLP)

HRCID-15-2026 — Blackwood Advisors Master Services Agreement

HRCID-16-2026 — District Officers, Deputies, and Bank Signatories

HRCID-17-2026 — Eide Bailly Audit Engagement

Approval of September 15 meeting minutes

Consent agenda including Resolution 494-26 airport parking contract

Suspension of reading rules for ORD-41-26

ORD-41-26 — Micron Technology annexation, 239.7 acres on Federal Way

Freehouse subdivision, SUB 26-26 — 10,529 West Stardust Drive

CUP 26-9 appeal — Cathedral of the Rockies parking lot, 1110 West Hayes Street

Request for mediation, CUP 26-9

Acceptance of Aug 18, 2026 work session and regular evening meeting minutes

Consent agenda (including CFH26-00022 hearing scheduling, RES-391-26 through RES-408-26, Wyeth Acres time extension)

ORD-35-26 — FY27 Annual Appropriation Ordinance ($1,804,900,395)

ORD-36-26 — Development impact fee update

Deferral of CAR 26-2

Approval of CAR 25-3 rezone at 9744 W State Street

Supported while criticizing the fractured traffic-jurisdiction system.

Motion to enter Executive Session to communicate with legal counsel on acquiring an interest in real property and labor negotiations, pursuant to Idaho Code sections 74-206(1)(c) and (j).

Moved into the regular Work Session meeting.

adjourned

Interim Budget Changes

Motion to enter Executive Session to communicate with legal counsel on labor negotiations, pursuant to Idaho Code sections 74-206(1)(j).

Deferral of SUB 25-33 to September 15, 2026