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Council approves several ordinances, annexations and code changes in unanimous votes

2336706 · February 19, 2025
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Summary

The Kuna City Council approved a package of ordinances including amendments to development application requirements, administrative enforcement changes, and two property annexations; council waived readings and approved summary publications where applicable.

The Kuna City Council approved multiple ordinances and related actions in a single series of votes during the meeting.

The council waived the three‑reading rule and approved Ordinance 20‑25‑01, which amends application requirements, review fees and parking-space requirements across several chapters of Title 5 of the Kuna City Code. The council then approved summary publication for that ordinance.

The council waived three readings and approved Ordinance 20‑25‑02, which makes violations of the development regulations code subject to administrative citation rather than misdemeanor citation and assigns enforcement to the director. The council also approved summary publication for that ordinance.

The council approved Ordinance 20‑25‑03, a municipal annexation and zoning ordinance annexing Ada County Assessor parcel R7321001020 owned by Kuna Road Fire District into the city and establishing zoning classifications for the property.

The council also approved Ordinance 20‑25‑04, annexing Ada County Assessor parcel S200611005 (owned by Daniel Isbell) into the city and establishing zoning classifications for that property.

For items where the clerk polled council, Council member McPherson, Council member Leroy and Council President Bruce recorded yes votes. Each motion carried as noted in the minutes. No public testimony opposing these ordinances was recorded at the meeting.