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Priest River council approves security agreement to clear final plat for The Highlands at Bodie Canyon

Priest River City Council · December 16, 2024
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Summary

The Priest River City Council approved a security agreement allowing final plat approval for The Highlands at Bodie Canyon after Planning & Zoning staff explained terms and developer representatives attended; the motion passed unanimously Dec. 16.

Planning & Zoning Administrator Quayle told the Priest River City Council on Dec. 16 that a security agreement was required to clear the final plat for The Highlands at Bodie Canyon. Developer representatives Brant Morris and Scott MacArthur attended the meeting and answered council questions about the arrangement.

Council Member Mullaley moved to approve the Security Agreement for Final Plat Approval with Millie’s 40 Bren‑Burk, LLC for The Highlands at Bodie Canyon. Council Member Turner seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. No roll‑call dissent was recorded in the transcript; Council Member Brower was noted absent earlier in the meeting.

The agreement was presented as the final administrative step needed to accept the developer’s plat contingent upon the required security. Quayle summarized the terms for council but the transcript contains no additional technical terms or dollar amounts tied to the security agreement. Brant Morris and Scott MacArthur were present to represent the developer during the discussion.

The council’s action removes a procedural barrier to the development moving forward; the transcript does not record subsequent permitting steps, construction schedules, or any conditions that would alter the plat approval. The council then proceeded to other routine business items.