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Caldwell council accepts canvass, adopts annexation ordinance and approves $5.9M in payments
Summary
At its Nov. 17 meeting the Caldwell City Council accepted the Nov. 4 election canvass, adopted Bill 68/Ordinance 37-20 annexing two subdivisions into the municipal irrigation district, and approved accounts payable of $5,163,612.00 plus payroll/electronic payments of $832,253.28.
The Caldwell City Council on Nov. 17 accepted the canvass of votes for the Nov. 4, 2025 election as provided by the Canyon County Commissioners and entered that canvass into the meeting minutes as required by Idaho Code Title 50, chapter 4.
Councilors also adopted Bill 68 (Ordinance 37-20) to annex Maple Hill Subdivision Phase 3 and Balardi Crossing Subdivision into the municipal irrigation district. The ordinance sponsorship was announced on the record and the motion to adopt passed unanimously.
In finance business, Councilor Oggen moved to approve accounts payable totaling $5,163,612.00 (checks 189559–189856) and electronic payments and payroll totaling $832,253.28 (electronic transactions/check numbers and direct deposits noted in the minutes); the motion was seconded and approved. The council directed that vouchers be filed in the office of the city court.
All motions referenced above were recorded as passing unanimously in the meeting transcript. No roll-call tallies by individual yes/no were recorded in the spoken segment captured in the transcript; the minutes state the motions passed.
