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Council approves appointment to Impact Fee Advisory Committee and an Ada County extra‑duty officer agreement
Summary
At its May 26 work session the Meridian City Council approved the appointment of Terry Dennington to seat 5 of the Impact Fee Advisory Committee (Res. 26‑25‑88) and authorized a 2026 interagency cooperative agreement with Ada County Highway District to reimburse extra‑duty officer overtime during chip sealing; both passed by voice vote.
The Meridian City Council approved two formal items by voice vote at its May 26 work session.
Appointment: The council adopted Resolution No. 26‑25‑88 to appoint Terry Dennington to seat 5 of the Impact Fee Advisory Committee. The sponsor praised Dennington’s engagement with the budget process and service on the parks and recreation commission. The motion to approve was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote; Dennington spoke briefly to thank the council.
Interagency agreement: The council authorized the 2026 interagency cooperative agreement with the Ada County Highway District to reimburse extra‑duty officer assignments for construction zone patrol during the chip sealing season. Chief O'Shea explained the agreement creates overtime opportunities to enhance work‑zone safety and that ACHD would reimburse the city for those extra duties. A council member moved, the motion was seconded, and the agreement was approved by voice vote.
Consent agenda: Earlier in the meeting the council approved a consent agenda by voice vote with no items removed.
