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Council adopts ordinances, approves resolution and issues NF proclamation
Summary
Meridian council adopted two ordinances (rezoning and annexation), approved Resolution 26‑2587, closed a CPACE public hearing with no public comment and issued a proclamation declaring May 17, 2026, World NF Awareness Day.
At its May 12 meeting the Meridian City Council took several procedural and legislative actions: it closed a public hearing on establishing a Commercial Property Assessed Capital Expenditures (CPACE) program after staff (Curtis) said no public comment had been received; it adopted Resolution 26‑2587; and it read and adopted two ordinances by title.
Mayor Robert E. Stimson presented a proclamation declaring May 17, 2026, as World Neurofibromatosis (NF) Awareness Day, recognizing the Children's Tumor Foundation and urging public attention to the disorder. Shannon and family members received the proclamation and shared personal remarks about NF awareness and treatments.
Ordinance 26‑2124 (rezoning approximately 3.08 acres from CG to R15) and Ordinance 26‑2125 (annexation and rezoning of roughly 71.445 acres to R8 and CN as depicted in the map exhibit) were read by title and adopted after roll‑call votes recorded as unanimous ayes. The council also approved Resolution 26‑2587 earlier in the evening (text not specified in the transcript excerpt).
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