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Council votes: approvals for Enclave subdivision, SRO agreement, Farmway annexation; Spring House proposal denied
Summary
Caldwell City Council approved multiple resolutions, contract awards and annexations at its regular meeting and denied a proposed 50‑unit townhome annexation after extended public comment.
The Caldwell City Council recorded a series of formal outcomes at its meeting, including passage of a contested subdivision plan and the rejection of a separate annexation and planned unit development after extended public testimony.
Among the actions the council approved were: a rezone, preliminary plat and development-agreement modification for the Enclave Subdivision (reduced density, 152 single-family lots and five commercial lots); a resolution authorizing the school resource officer agreement between the City of Caldwell and Caldwell School District 132; acceptance of a $74,985 public outreach contract for the Kimbell Avenue Bridge project; and annexation of the Farmway Village property owned by the Caldwell Housing Authority. The council also approved several ordinances to implement zoning changes and housekeeping updates to liquor-permit wording.
The council denied an annexation and PUD application known as Spring House Towns (the applicant had revised the plan down to 50 townhome lots after a prior higher-density entitlement). The denial followed significant public opposition that focused on traffic, school-capacity and building-scale concerns.
All formal motions recorded at the meeting are listed below with basic tallies and references to the agenda items.
