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McCall residents urge council to oppose Stockton gravel access; council sends guarded comment to Valley County
Summary
Residents from the Woodlands neighborhood told the City Council the proposed Stockton gravel road tied to Pine Creek Ranch South would push traffic and safety risks onto their streets; after extended public comment the council authorized a staff agency comment to Valley County that says the county proposal lacks sufficient detail and included residents' written and oral comments as an attachment.
Dozens of residents from the Woodlands neighborhood pressed the McCall City Council on April 30 to oppose a proposed gravel secondary access tied to the Pine Creek Ranch South subdivision — a project residents and speakers called “Woodlands 3.”
"The gravel road is inadequate to handle the amount of estimated traffic… and would push traffic to the Woodlands Drive entrance and exit," said Russell Royal, who gave his address and asked the council to recommend against the county subdivision unless the developer provides independent infrastructure that avoids impacts to Woodlands.
Marcia Woody, who referenced AB26177 in written comments, told the council that Valley County’s recent change to the area‑of‑impact rules and a move to multi‑use zoning make future uses unpredictable: "Woodlands Drive was not designed and was never intended to be a major thoroughfare," she said, asking the council to recommend against the county application until both the 68‑acre and adjacent 90‑acre parcels are fully…
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