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Council adopts four ordinances on annexation and rezoning; roll calls recorded unanimous votes
Summary
At its June 24 meeting Meridian City Council adopted four ordinances (25-2088, 25-2089, 25-2090, 25-2091) approving annexations and rezonings for Meadow, Sky Ranch and Full Density Reserve items; all ordinances passed by unanimous roll call votes.
The Meridian City Council adopted four ordinances related to annexations and rezonings at its June 24 meeting.
What passed: The council approved the following ordinances on roll-call votes with all members voting in the affirmative: - Ordinance 25-2088 (Mont Meadows Subdivision H-2024-0067): Annexation and rezoning (RUT to R2 and R4) of approximately 10.84 acres. - Ordinance 25-2089 (Sky Ranch H-2024-0022): Rezone of approximately 24.53 acres from R4 to R15. - Ordinance 25-2090 (Sky Ranch H-2024-0022 annexation): Annexation and rezoning of approximately 20.039 acres to R15. - Ordinance 25-2091 (Full Density Reserve H-2024-0055): Annexation and rezoning of approximately 3.31 acres from RUT to IL (Light Industrial).
Vote details: For each ordinance the clerk called the roll; recorded votes included Council members Kavanagh, Little Roberts, Taylor, Overton, Strader and Whitlock, all recorded as “Aye.” The ordinances include standard directions for staff to file certified copies with Ada County and the Idaho State Tax Commission as required by law.
Why it matters: The ordinances change the land‑use and zoning designations for the identified parcels and direct staff to update official maps. The approvals will permit the listed development types by conforming the properties to city zoning rules.
What wasn’t discussed in depth: The council took the votes during the meeting’s ordinance block and did not record extended debate on each item in the public record at the time of the vote.
Provenance: The clerk read the ordinance titles and the council approved them on roll call during the June 24 meeting.
