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Minutes: Council approved minutes for the June 24, 2025 budget workshop and the regular meeting on June 24, 2025. Vote recorded; motion carried with one abstention (member absent for that session).

Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda after removing item E1 (Resolution 281‑25 / item E1) for separate consideration. Later, item E1 was deferred to the next meeting at the sponsor's request.

Resolution 325: Approved (see separate article). Vote recorded 5 in favor, 1 opposed.

Deferral: Resolution 281‑25 (consent item E1) was deferred to the next meeting by motion and carried on a roll call vote.

Ordinances (second/third readings and waivers): Council dispensed with further readings and approved multiple ordinances presented on second/third reading, including ORD‑20‑25 (control of speed), ORD‑21‑25 (noise control exceptions for First Amendment activities), ORD‑27‑25 (zone change for property at 2272 South 5 Mile Road), and other zoning ordinances read by number and title. Record shows motions carried on roll call votes.

Subdivision approvals: Shields Avenue Subdivision (SUV2527 / preliminary plat for 5 buildable lots and 1 common lot at 10473 West Shields Avenue) — approved subject to recommended staff conditions. Joyful Subdivision / Subdivision 24‑0004 (2311 South Curtis Road) — approved with additional council conditions requiring prioritized Curtis Road improvements and homeowner notification before work in front of two occupied homes.

Adjournment: Motion to adjourn carried.

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A council member described the program as a pay‑for‑success grant in which the Treasury will reimburse the fund for documented savings to hospitals, the county and the city when wraparound services help formerly homeless people stabilize and obtain housing with services. Council members called the award a significant step for the city's housing work.

During discussion the council confirmed understanding that the award provides front funds that will later be reimbursed by Treasury based on demonstrated savings; no expenditure amounts were disclosed in the discussion. Clerk roll call recorded five in favor and one opposed; the motion carried.

The council also moved and carried approval of the remaining consent agenda items after removing one item for separate consideration and later deferring a separate resolution (item E1) to the next meeting.

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Council members discussed the ordinance as a step toward addressing frequent resident complaints about speeding on shared recreation pathways. Several members praised interagency collaboration and said further work with neighboring jurisdictions will be necessary to fully address safety concerns.

Council member Holly Burton said the measure will not be a \"panacea\" but represents progress and recognized collaboration among the City of Boise, Garden City and Ada County. \"I don't know that this is...the end all be all solution to problem with speeding on the Green Belt. I think it's a good step,\" she said.

Another council member said residents express regular concern about speeding on the Greenbelt and supported the ordinance as a step to improve safety for pathway users. Council members encouraged continued interagency coordination, targeted messaging and enforcement in problem areas such as bridge and tunnel approaches.

The council approved ORD‑20‑25 on a roll call vote after dispensation of further readings; the meeting record shows the council voted unanimously in favor during the roll call step reported as \"All in favor, motion carries.\" The ordinance amends Boise City Code to create the offense and renumber subsequent provisions; it includes an effective date in the text on second/third reading.

Council members emphasized that the ordinance complements other technical and outreach measures and that staff will continue collaborative work with Ada County and Garden City on pathway safety.

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The council approved Subdivision 24‑0004 after staff and the applicant described the project as a revival of a 2020 approval that expired in 2022. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval; the council added two conditions aimed at addressing long‑standing neighborhood concerns about partial construction and drainage.

Madison Lockhorn, associate planner with Boise Planning and Zoning, told the council the site is in an R‑2 zone with an Airport Influence overlay and that the proposed public road would link Jeanine Street with Curtis Road. Lockhorn said sidewalks and street‑tree requirements are part of the project and that the Boise Airport requested an avigation easement but offered no objection to the plat.

The applicant, identified only as Caleb, said plans for curb, gutter and sidewalk along Curtis were approved by the Ada County Highway District and that previously installed curb and sidewalk along Curtis will be lowered to match the approved design. \"The curb gutter sidewalk that's installed now will be lowered,\" Caleb said. \"Runoff from Joyful Street will be within the gutter and down Curtis Road.\"

Neighbor Michael Johnson, who said he represents several nearby homeowners, told the council the property has been a source of disruptions for years. \"It's been a nightmare for the neighborhood,\" Johnson said, describing tall weeds, unfinished work and what he said were incorrect utilities and pavement left by a prior developer. He also warned about water running downhill from higher finished grades on the development toward existing yards.

Council members said they supported the plat but wanted to reduce the chance of repeating prior partial construction that left homeowners with broken sidewalks and exposed trenches. Council members added two conditions: (1) require the developer to prioritize the roadway and landscape improvements along Curtis Road described in the staff report, and (2) require the developer to notify and coordinate with the owners of 2307 North Curtis and 5779 Boone Avenue before work immediately in front of those homes begins. The conditions were adopted as part of the approval.

The motion to approve the preliminary plat, with the two conditions, passed on a roll call vote. Clerk roll call recorded the vote as in favor; the motion \"carries.\"

Staff said grading and drainage permits will be required and reviewed during the construction permit stage; those permits will address drainage measures such as on‑site grading and storm facilities. The council closed the public hearing before taking the final vote.

The applicant and staff indicated the new developer has resumed work on the project after a previous developer paused construction; staff said ACHD permit review for the Curtis Road curb/gutter/sidewalk has been completed and inspections will occur when construction starts.

The council adjourned after completing the evening's business.

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Boise council adopts 'control speed' ordinance aimed at Greenbelt safety

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