Votes at a glance: Boise City Council actions June 6, 2025

Boise City Council took the following formal actions at its June 6, 2025 meeting. Items are listed with the recorded outcome and key details from the staff presentation or motion. Exact procedural text and any follow-up requirements are in the city’s official packet and minutes.

- Minutes approved: Council approved the minutes for the budget workshop and regular meetings of May 20, 2025.

- Reconsideration request (DRH 24-00348): A request for reconsideration of council’s prior denial of the appellants’ appeal (DRH 24-00348) was presented by staff. Council took no motion to grant reconsideration; for lack of a motion, the request was not taken up.

- Consent agenda: The consent agenda passed. Councilmembers highlighted Resolution 24525, a lease agreement related to the Whitney Pool construction; staff noted the project timeline aims for an opening next summer and called the lease a milestone in project delivery.

- Ordinances: The council dispensed with further readings where appropriate and approved the following ordinances (first/third readings as noted in the record): • ORD 40-19-25 — Repeal and recodification of childcare facility provisions (first reading filed for second reading calendar as noted) • ORD 18-25B and ORD 18-25 — Third reading approvals related to Boise Municipal Irrigation System boundary changes and other code updates (record reflects third-reading motion and passage).

- SUB 24-25A (722 West Linden Street): Council approved the preliminary plat for a two-lot residential subdivision at 722 West Linden Street, subject to staff-recommended conditions; the P&Z-approved variance on sidewalk work was noted due to an ACHD planned reconstruction.

- Annexation/rezones and DA modification (CPA 22-3 / CAR 22-48 — Adler Industrial): Council approved a comprehensive plan amendment, annexation of ~41 acres, targeted rezones and a DA modification for the Adler Industrial project at 6310 Orchard Street. Approval is contingent on an upfront payment of $633,000 as a prepayment of estimated fire impact fees; staff will work with the applicant to specify DA language about the donated fire-station parcel and the mechanics for truing up prepayments as development occurs. The annexation ordinance will not be brought forward for first reading until the prepayment is received.

Voting notes: Where the council recorded roll-call votes for items, the public record shows the motions carried by the council majority present and, in several cases, unanimous votes among members voting that evening. For items where no motion was made (reconsideration request), the item was not taken up.

These items conclude the council’s formal business for the evening; the meeting adjourned after the votes were completed.