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Votes at a glance: Pocatello council actions June 4, 2026
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda, annexation of 19.19 acres on South Fifth, a 6100 South Fifth contract rezoning, a short plat for Creekide Division 3, contract amendments for South Fifth projects, a watershed-plan contract, reimbursement agreements with Union Pacific, and two ordinances (FY2026 appropriation amendment and rezoning at 3450 US Highway 30).
The Pocatello City Council recorded the following formal actions and roll-call outcomes during its June 4 meeting.
- Consent agenda (Item 3: A, B, C, D, F, G, H, I) — Motion to approve moved by Councilman Mangum, seconded by Councilman Pollson; roll-call vote: Mangum yes, Bates yes, Nicholls yes, Olson yes, Satderfield yes, Swanson yes. Outcome: approved.
- Annexation and zoning map designation for South Fifth Avenue (~19.19 acres) — Motion moved by Councilman Mangum, seconded by Councilman Bates; roll-call vote recorded with the majority voting yes and one no (Olson). Outcome: approved.
- Zoning map amendment (contract rezoning) for 6100 South Fifth Avenue (Stan’s Way) — Motion moved by Councilman Mangum, seconded by Councilwoman Swanson; roll-call: all recorded councilmembers voted yes. Outcome: approved.
- Short plat: Creekide Division 3 (3.49 acres into two lots) — Motion moved by Councilman Bates, seconded by Councilman Pollson; roll-call: unanimous recorded yes votes. Outcome: approved (with condition number two struck as described in staff presentation).
- Agreement amendments for South Fifth Complete Streets and sewer project: • JUB Engineers (surveying/utility coordination) — Motion moved by Councilwoman Swanson, seconded by Councilman Pollson; roll-call: unanimous yes. Outcome: approved. • Keller Associates (design) — Motion moved by Councilman Mangum, seconded by Councilwoman Satderfield; roll-call: unanimous yes. Outcome: approved.
- Port (Northport) watershed restoration plan contract (Merrick & Company) — Motion moved by Councilman Mangum, seconded by Councilman Pollson; roll-call: unanimous yes. Outcome: approved; funding from WaterSMART grant and Simplot settlement funds.
- Reimbursement agreements with Union Pacific Railroad and developer Rick Vanden Boomman for feasibility/engineering of a new at-grade crossing and required offsite closures — Motion moved by Councilman Mangum, seconded by Councilwoman Satderfield; roll-call: unanimous yes. Outcome: approved. Developer agreed to fund initial study ($30,000) and overages if required.
- Ordinances: • Ordinance 15A — Amendment to FY2026 appropriation ordinance to increase expenditures across several funds to account for grants and unanticipated revenue; read in full and placed on final passage; roll-call recorded yes votes. Outcome: adopted. • Ordinance 15B — Rezoning 3450 US Highway 30 from Residential Medium Density Single Family to Light Industrial; read by title and placed on final passage; roll-call recorded yes votes. Outcome: adopted.
These votes and motions are recorded in the official meeting minutes and ordinances will be published as required by law.
