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Votes at a glance: Middleton council approves leases, striping MOU and routine items; declines master pathway license
Summary
At its May 14 meeting the Middleton City Council approved the agenda and consent items, authorized a one-year lease renewal with the Idaho Department of Corrections, approved an MOU with Nampa for roadway striping, and voted not to proceed with a master pathway license from Drainage District No. 2.
The Middleton City Council took several routine and action votes May 14. Key outcomes: the council approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda, authorized a lease renewal for a city property with the Idaho Department of Corrections, approved a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the City of Nampa for roadway striping within Middleton rights of way, and declined Drainage District No. 2’s request for a master pathway license agreement.
Summary of votes and motions: - Agenda approval: Council approved the agenda as posted for May 14 (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as carried).
- Consent agenda: Council approved consent items including minutes from the May 7 meeting, accounts payable through May 9, and alcohol license renewals for Family Dollar and Costa Mexico (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as carried).
- Lease renewal with Idaho Department of Corrections: Council authorized the mayor to sign a lease renewal for a city property identified in the meeting as 305 Cornell Street (the meeting text also referenced a canal/Canal Street wording in one place). The lease term was stated as January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2026; staff noted a $50 annual fee increase effective with the renewal and an additional $50 increase in subsequent years unless waived. The council approved the authorization (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as carried).
- MOU with City of Nampa for roadway striping: Council approved a memorandum of understanding allowing Nampa crews to perform roadway striping in Middleton rights of way, with Middleton providing sweeping and preparatory work and reimbursing Nampa for costs. The agreement was presented as renewable and budgeted from road maintenance funds. The council approved the MOU (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as carried).
- Master pathway license (Drainage District No. 2): See separate article. The council voted not to proceed with the district’s proposed master pathway license agreement at this time.
All votes in the meeting transcript were recorded as carried via voice votes; no roll-call tallies beyond “aye/oppose” were recorded in the transcript.
