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Star council approves consent agenda and ACHD five‑year plan; key votes at a glance
Summary
On March 3 the council approved the consent agenda (items 5a–5g), adopted the ECAMP map and approved transmittal of the Ada County Highway District integrated five‑year plan (Star Road priority); each measure passed on unanimous roll-call votes.
The Star City Council handled several procedural and policy approvals on March 3, including passage of the consent agenda and approval of the Ada County Highway District integrated five‑year work plan.
Consent agenda: A motion to approve the consent agenda (items 5a–5g) — which included claims, approval of minutes from Feb. 10, 2026, a neighborhood alcohol license, and several preliminary plats and conditional use permit findings — was moved and seconded and approved on a unanimous roll call.
Ada County Highway District five‑year plan: Staff reviewed ACHD—s integrated five‑year plan and noted Star Road remains the city—s top priority. Staff reported kickoff meetings for Star Road design and stated the target start for construction of the first phase (Highway 44 to the river) is 2029 with follow-up work in 2030. The council voted to approve the integrated five‑year projects for transmittal to ACHD.
Votes at a glance: • Consent agenda (items 5a–5g): Approved (unanimous roll call). • Motion to table CIP public hearing to April 7: Tabled (unanimous roll call). • ECAMP map adoption (item 7d): Adopted and included in comprehensive plan (unanimous roll call). • ACHD integrated five‑year plan: Approved for transmittal to ACHD (unanimous roll call).
Each action was approved by roll call; staff will follow up on transmitting the adopted plan and coordinating next steps with ACHD and ITD.
