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At a glance: council votes on surplus property, Test Well 14 and Green Belt ordinance
Summary
At Monday's meeting Garden City council approved Resolution 1202-25 (surplus property), Resolution 1203-25 (authorize Test Well 14 procurement option 1) and Ordinance 10-42-24 (Green Belt/e-bike regulations).
Garden City council recorded three formal approvals during the March 24 meeting:
Resolution 1202-25 (surplus property) - Action: Approve Resolution 1202-25 relating to surplus property as listed in the packet. - Motion and outcome: Motion made and seconded; roll call recorded affirmative votes from Council member Jacobs, Council member Page and Council member Rasmussen. Outcome: approved.
Resolution 1203-25 (Test Well 14 procurement) - Action: Authorize Public Works to proceed with construction of Test Well 14 using procurement option 1 (procurement without further formal competitive bidding) after a sealed-bid solicitation produced no awardable bids. - Funding: Urban renewal area funds (not Garden City public works general fund), per staff report. - Vote: Council member Page, Council member Rasmussen and Council member Jacobs recorded "yes" votes. Outcome: approved.
Ordinance 10-42-24 (bicycles, e-bikes and e-scooters; parks/Green Belt) - Action: Third reading and adoption of Ordinance 10-42-24 to add Title 5 Chapter 9 for bicycles, e-bikes and e-scooters and to amend Title 10 parks and waterways rules; sets infractions at $100 plus court costs and allows misdemeanor charges where operation results in injury. - Vote: Roll call recorded affirmative votes by Councilmember Esmeason, Council member Jacobs, Council member Page and Council member Rasmussen. Outcome: adopted and published.
These items were recorded on the public record; additional follow-up tasks include Public Works reporting contract-award details for Test Well 14 and staff coordinating Green Belt enforcement and education with Ada County and municipal partners.
