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Votes at a glance: council approves multiple final plats, reschedules meeting and enters executive session
Summary
The council approved final plats for Waverly Park Subdivision No. 1, Riverwalk Crossing (phase 2), and Weber Rock Crossing Subdivision No. 2; authorized a one-time rescheduling of the May 21 meeting to May 14; and moved into executive session as noted in the record.
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At Tuesday’s meeting the Middleton City Council handled several routine land-use and scheduling items by voice vote.
The council approved the final plat for Waverly Park Subdivision No. 1 (R-3 zoning, approximately 66 lots on about 22 acres). Planning staff reported that infrastructure work was completed, fees were paid and the city engineer recommended approval; the council approved the final plat by voice vote.
The council approved the final plat for Riverwalk Crossing Subdivision (phase 2), zoned R-2, with minimum lot-size dimensions met and remaining off-site public access easements to be recorded shortly; the city engineer recommended approval and the council approved the plat by voice vote.
Council approved the final plat for Weber Rock Crossing Subdivision No. 2 by voice vote.
The council voted to authorize a one-time rescheduling of the regularly scheduled May 21 council meeting to May 14 at 5:30 p.m. The mayor explained the change was to accommodate Treasure Valley intergovernmental meetings; council emphasized that this should remain a one-time accommodation for public consistency.
The council subsequently moved into executive session under the cited statutory authority (roll-call recorded); the meeting minutes record the executive-session motion and roll call.
Each of the final-plat approvals was presented by planning staff and recommended by City Engineer Amy Woodruff. Motions were moved and seconded and carried on voice votes; the record does not include roll-call tallies for the plats.

