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Commissioners authorize prosecutor to draft letter on 1000 Springs Realty minor land division; Bolduc abstains

Gooding County Board of Commissioners · March 16, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized Prosecutor Misseldine to draft a letter explaining the likely approval of a minor land division for parcel RP07S13E140751T after clarification that a 2015 administrative rule change may not have been applied to the parcel; Commissioner Bolduc abstained due to a potential conflict of interest.

Grant Cooke of 1000 Springs Realty provided clarification about a request for a minor land division, saying that rules in effect from 2011 through early 2015 did not require landowners to complete all allowable divisions at once, while a 2015 administrative rule later restricted additional divisions after a single division was completed. The record indicates parcel RP07S13E140751T was approved to move forward with a division at the beginning of 2015 and that the newer rule may not have been applied to that parcel.

Prosecutor Misseldine said he would draft a letter discussing the likelihood of approval for a minor land division, pending answers from Planning and Zoning. Commissioner Mark E. Bolduc abstained from the subsequent motion because of a potential conflict of interest. Commissioner Vern Eames moved to authorize the prosecutor to draft the letter; Commissioner Ronald Buhler seconded and the motion carried.