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Kuna Council adopts multiple ordinances including administrative citation changes and several annexations
Summary
The Kuna City Council adopted five ordinances, including changes to allow administrative citations for certain code violations and multiple annexation/irrigation boundary changes.
The Kuna City Council adopted several ordinances during the meeting. Council members waived three readings for each ordinance and approved them by voice vote or roll call as recorded in the meeting.
Key ordinance actions:
- Ordinance 25-18: Amended Section 4 of Chapter 1, Title 8 of the Kuna City Code to make violations of Title 8, Chapter 1 punishable by administrative citation. Council voted to waive three readings and then approved the ordinance; the council also approved summary publication of the ordinance.
- Ordinance 25-16: Annexation and zoning ordinance adding property owned by Star Acres Properties (Ada County parcel S2008336002) into the city of Kuna and establishing zoning classification. Council waived three readings and approved the ordinance by roll-call responses (Council member McPherson: Yes; Council member Biggs: Yes; Council President Bruce: Yes).
- Ordinance 25-17: Ordinance excluding a parcel (parcel S1302233715) from the city of Kuna back to the unincorporated area of Ada County, reverting its zoning classification. The council waived three readings and approved the ordinance by roll-call responses (Bruce/Biggs/McPherson: Yes).
- Ordinance 25-19: Enlarged the boundaries of the Kuna municipal irrigation system to include parcels owned by Noel T. Hutton and Misty D. Hutton and declared associated water rights for delivery purposes. Council waived readings and approved the ordinance.
- Ordinance 25-20: Enlarged the Kuna municipal irrigation system to include parcels owned by Linder Land LLC and declared related water rights; readings were waived and the ordinance approved.
In each case the council either recorded roll-call confirmations or approved by voice vote after waiving the three-reading requirement. No recorded dissenting roll calls were reported in the transcript for the listed ordinances.
