[3:23] test test. Okay, I think we're there.

[3:26] Thank you.

[3:32] » Good evening.

[3:34] It's 5:02 and it's time to get started

[3:37] and we certainly have a large group here

[3:39] this evening. Um, thank you to our

[3:42] community for showing up, for being

[3:44] present, and uh, thank you for your

[3:47] engagement in this very important

[3:49] political process that we're walking

[3:51] through tonight. It's uh I am so

[3:55] thankful and grateful that we live in

[3:58] the United States of America, that we

[4:00] have the opportunity to elect officials,

[4:04] that we have the opportunity to come

[4:06] together and work together collectively

[4:09] for the betterment of our city. And um

[4:12] I'm extremely thankful um for what we're

[4:15] doing tonight. And I look forward to the

[4:18] transition with our new mayor. and uh

[4:21] I'm excited for his leadership and for

[4:23] council. We have a new council member

[4:25] and as we move forward so just thank you

[4:27] all for being here this evening and

[4:29] being a part of this process. We do have

[4:31] a tradition here and that is that we

[4:33] open in prayer and I've asked if I could

[4:36] open in prayer tonight. So let's stand

[4:38] and we'll say the prayer.

[4:45] Lord, I thank you for this community of

[4:48] Nampa.

[4:51] Lord, I thank you that we serve a

[4:53] sovereign God that knows all things and

[4:57] that you had a plan and have a plan for

[5:00] this community.

[5:02] I thank you, Lord, for the founding

[5:04] fathers of this community, even Duffus

[5:06] that called Nampa the new Jerusalem back

[5:08] in the day.

[5:10] Lord, we haven't been a perfect

[5:12] community,

[5:13] but Lord, we have held fast to that

[5:17] foundation of faith. I know in in you

[5:20] and the church before that that was a

[5:22] part of the foundation in this

[5:24] community.

[5:26] Lord, the people that have stood fast in

[5:29] our community. I thank you for the

[5:31] spiritual leaders in the community of

[5:33] Nampa that guide and direct. I thank you

[5:37] for the people here that uh serve one

[5:40] another and that have a heart for our

[5:43] community. So Lord, as we move forward

[5:46] into 2026, this new year, I ask God that

[5:50] your hand would be upon the community of

[5:53] Nampa,

[5:55] that your covering would be here, Lord.

[5:58] That we would be a safe community where

[6:01] people prosper, Lord. that um you would

[6:05] protect our police, that you would guide

[6:08] the hands of the leadership, our mayor

[6:10] and our council. I ask God that you

[6:12] would give them wisdom and insight in

[6:15] how to take this city forward. I thank

[6:18] you for them and their service. Lord, we

[6:21] invite you to come and lead. And I thank

[6:25] you, Father, for this city. The words

[6:27] behind me that say in God we trust.

[6:29] Lord, it is in you that we trust. Thank

[6:33] you father in Jesus name. Amen.

[6:36] >> Let's say the pledge.

[6:38] » Let's say the pledge.

[6:38] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the

[6:41] United States of America and to the

[6:44] republic for which it stands. One nation

[6:48] indivisible with liberty and justice for

[6:51] all.

[6:54] » Thank you.

[6:56] Okay. Roll call.

[6:59] >> Rodriguez.

[7:01] » Rodriguez.

[7:01] [snorts]

[7:03] here.

[7:04] >> Jingula

[7:05] » Jingula

[7:05] >> here.

[7:05] » here.

[7:05] >> Bills

[7:06] » Bills

[7:06] >> here.

[7:06] » here.

[7:06] >> Reynolds

[7:07] » Reynolds

[7:07] >> here.

[7:07] » here.

[7:07] >> Hfield

[7:08] » Hfield

[7:08] >> here.

[7:09] » here.

[7:09] >> Griffin

[7:09] » Griffin

[7:09] >> here.

[7:09] » here.

[7:09] >> All present.

[7:12] » All present.

[7:12] >> So um as our council is aware, we're

[7:15] » So um as our council is aware, we're

[7:15] kind of broken into two segments

[7:17] tonight. The first segment is where we

[7:19] approve we adopt the agenda um and then

[7:23] approve the minutes and then we will

[7:25] adjourn and sign a die and then we'll

[7:26] come back. So, we have a couple uh

[7:28] sections, but I would ask if there are

[7:31] any proposed amendments to the agenda.

[7:33] >> Madame Mayor,

[7:33] » Madame Mayor,

[7:33] >> yes.

[7:34] » yes.

[7:34] >> Um I ask that we pull um action item 52

[7:38] » Um I ask that we pull um action item 52

[7:38] and 53 off of the agenda and we'll we'll

[7:43] bring those back on a date certain of

[7:45] January 15th.

[7:47] >> Second.

[7:48] » Second.

[7:48] >> It's been moved and seconded. Is there

[7:49] » It's been moved and seconded. Is there

[7:49] any discussion?

[7:52] >> Roll call.

[7:54] » Roll call.

[7:54] >> Was there a motion? I I'm sorry. You

[7:56] » Was there a motion? I I'm sorry. You

[7:56] would think after eight years, you would

[7:59] think I would have this down. Okay, so

[8:01] let me think about this. You've asked

[8:03] that it be amended. Does there need to

[8:04] be a motion, though?

[8:06] >> That was the motion.

[8:07] » That was the motion.

[8:07] >> That was the motion. And you're saying

[8:08] » That was the motion. And you're saying

[8:08] and she seconded it. And so

[8:10] >> so if the

[8:12] » so if the

[8:12] >> All in favor?

[8:13] » All in favor?

[8:13] >> So proposed amendments. Now you're

[8:15] » So proposed amendments. Now you're

[8:15] asking for the adoption of the agenda as

[8:16] amended.

[8:18] >> Yes. So that was your motion.

[8:21] » Yes. So that was your motion.

[8:21] >> Okay, that was your second. All in

[8:23] » Okay, that was your second. All in

[8:23] favor? I

[8:24] >> thank you. Okay. Now the next item on

[8:27] » thank you. Okay. Now the next item on

[8:27] the agenda is the approval of minutes.

[8:30] >> So moved.

[8:30] » So moved.

[8:30] >> Second.

[8:31] » Second.

[8:31] >> It's been moved and seconded. Is there

[8:32] » It's been moved and seconded. Is there

[8:32] any discussion? All in favor?

[8:35] >> I.

[8:35] » I.

[8:35] >> Okay. So before we adjourn um siny die,

[8:40] » Okay. So before we adjourn um siny die,

[8:40] I wanted to make just a couple comments.

[8:42] Um before we step down and move on with

[8:46] our day. And I just wanted to make a few

[8:48] comments about what a privilege and

[8:50] honor it has been to serve this

[8:51] community. Um, I've had so many um,

[8:55] wonderful comments, remarks. Um, and I

[8:58] just wanted to say thank you to the

[9:00] community. Thank you. And many of you

[9:01] are here and many others that I don't

[9:03] get to thank in person just to say thank

[9:05] you. Thank you for the kind words and

[9:07] the encouragement. It's been um, it's

[9:11] been a tremendous honor.

[9:13] I also want to say um, it's been a

[9:16] privilege and honor to not only serve

[9:18] but to work alongside an amazing team of

[9:21] people. the employees here at the city

[9:23] of Nampa that are serving our community

[9:25] every day and this city council.

[9:29] I was pondering it this weekend and in a

[9:32] nation that has grown to distrust

[9:35] government and where sometimes

[9:36] leadership is self-seeking and more

[9:39] interested in power and position than

[9:43] service. My desire has been to serve our

[9:46] community. And as I've said many times,

[9:49] it's not about me, it's about we working

[9:53] together.

[9:55] Our core values in the city of

[9:57] integrity, stewardship, and teamwork

[10:00] have been at the forefront of the work

[10:02] of the city these last eight years.

[10:06] I am so proud of our team that serves

[10:09] faithfully. Sometimes it's with

[10:11] accusation, lack of appreciation, but

[10:14] the employees and the city council get

[10:16] up every day to come serve. And I just

[10:19] want to say thank you. It has been such

[10:22] an honor and privilege to work aside

[10:24] alongside you all. City Council, thank

[10:28] you for your willingness to serve the

[10:30] citizens of Nampa. You don't do it for

[10:32] pay, that's for sure.

[10:35] You give countless hours to this

[10:37] community.

[10:38] I appreciate it greatly.

[10:41] Councilman Haverfield, you served as

[10:43] council president. Thank you for that

[10:45] leadership. I appreciated that.

[10:47] Councilman Reynolds, you have served for

[10:49] the last I'm not sure how many years

[10:50] now, two years as council president, and

[10:53] it has been a joy to work with you.

[10:55] Thank you for the time and the effort

[10:57] that you both have given to this city.

[11:00] As we look to the future, I pray that

[11:03] our council will lead the city of Nampa

[11:06] with wisdom, holding fast to integrity

[11:09] and stewardship, and that you will

[11:11] continue to watch over Nampa, ensuring

[11:14] that we leave the next generation, a

[11:17] city that we can be proud of. I want to

[11:20] say thank you to you and Doug Racine, I

[11:23] want to say thank you to you publicly

[11:25] because you have been the watchdog over

[11:27] the finances of this city.

[11:29] Thank you for that. Thank you for your

[11:31] faithfulness and your stewardship as you

[11:34] have guided us. It's been very

[11:36] important. So, I wish our new mayor Rick

[11:40] Hogabo the best. He is going to be an

[11:43] excellent mayor and I know that we as

[11:45] the city of Nampa with our council

[11:47] members and with our new leadership are

[11:49] going to be in good hands and with the

[11:53] team that is currently in place. The

[11:56] leadership of all the departments across

[11:58] the city and I'm not going to name them

[12:00] as they all know. I said I wouldn't do

[12:01] that this morning and then I did and so

[12:03] it takes a long time but thank you to

[12:06] all the employees of the city and I look

[12:08] forward to what the future has to hold.

[12:10] So, thank you for giving me the

[12:12] opportunity to serve you. Thank you very

[12:14] much.

[12:16] And

[12:19] [applause]

[12:25] with that, I would stand for a motion to

[12:27] adjourn. Siny die.

[12:30] >> So moved.

[12:30] » So moved.

[12:30] >> Second.

[12:31] » Second.

[12:31] >> All in favor?

[12:32] » All in favor?

[12:32] >> I. At this time, there is going to be a

[12:35] » I. At this time, there is going to be a

[12:35] recognition of our outgoing officials.

[12:38] And uh we're going to start with uh

[12:40] Councilman Havfield. And so I'm going to

[12:43] read I I've got a presentation and we'll

[12:45] go down in just a minute, but I want to

[12:47] read from here so that I can face the

[12:49] people versus having my back uh to them.

[12:53] So, Councilman Havfield, on behalf of

[12:56] myself and your fellow city council

[12:59] members, we wanted to take this

[13:00] opportunity to express our deepest

[13:03] appreciation for your remarkable service

[13:06] to this Nampa City Council over the past

[13:08] 12 years. As the longest serving public

[13:12] official in Nampa, your commitment to

[13:14] our community has been fully has been

[13:16] exemplary.

[13:18] Since you first took your seat on the

[13:20] council, you have been a steadfast

[13:22] advocate for Nampa and its residents.

[13:26] Your vision for Nampa, particularly your

[13:28] focus on fiscal responsibility and urban

[13:31] renewal, has significantly contributed

[13:33] to our city's growth and success. Your

[13:37] commitment extended beyond the city

[13:39] council. You've served on numerous

[13:41] committees and boards including the

[13:44] Nampa Development Corporation, the

[13:46] Impact Fee Advisory Committee,

[13:48] Transportation Advisory Committee, the

[13:50] Airport Commission, the Compass Board,

[13:51] the Planning and Zoning Commission. Your

[13:54] contributions to these various

[13:56] organizations have further solidified

[13:58] the foundation of Nampa's continued

[14:01] growth and prosperity.

[14:03] Your legacy of service will continue to

[14:06] inspire those who follow in your

[14:08] footsteps. As you move on to new

[14:10] adventures, please take with you the

[14:13] knowledge that you have made a positive

[14:15] impact on the lives of many Nampa

[14:18] residents. Thank you once again for your

[14:21] service. Best wishes for your future

[14:23] endeavors. You will be missed. We pray

[14:27] that you reflect on your years of

[14:29] service with the Nampa City Council with

[14:30] fond memories. some of them hard but

[14:33] fond memories and may this new chapter

[14:36] of life be filled with time with loved

[14:38] ones, with laughter, new memories, and

[14:41] may God bless you and your family. Thank

[14:43] you. So, we have something down. Do you

[14:45] want to talk before you go down? It'll

[14:47] be easier from here.

[14:49] >> Sure. Thank you, Mayor.

[14:50] » Sure. Thank you, Mayor.

[14:50] >> Uh very kind words. Um,

[14:53] » Uh very kind words. Um,

[14:53] as I look around the room, uh, 12 years

[14:56] ago when I was challenged to run for

[14:58] office, um, it it was not something that

[15:02] I had ever prepared myself for. Uh, but

[15:05] God had a plan. And, uh, 12 years later,

[15:08] I'm stepping away and I'll be a footnote

[15:11] along with uh, all the people that I've

[15:14] served with over the years. And you

[15:16] know, it's it's been a tremendously re

[15:20] rewarding opportunity to serve with such

[15:23] uh you know, good people that have uh

[15:27] the heart of God as far as in their

[15:29] hearts. And uh my one challenge for this

[15:32] council will be to keep that one thing

[15:33] the main thing, and that's in God we

[15:35] trust. But I want to thank my wife Lori.

[15:38] She's here. uh she's put up with me

[15:40] being gone late nights, early mornings

[15:44] uh for the last 12 years and prior to

[15:46] that for almost 20 years being a coach.

[15:48] Um so I don't know how I was able to

[15:51] hold that or we were able to hold it

[15:53] together, but we have plans. We've got

[15:55] three vacations already planned. Uh

[15:59] and an RV to to take. Uh one of those

[16:02] trips will be to Hawaii, though I have a

[16:03] project there that um it's uh it'll be a

[16:07] business trip. So, uh, it's been a

[16:09] wonderful opportunity and an honor to

[16:11] serve with, uh, with this group of

[16:14] people with two mayors and almost 20

[16:17] council members. And then I look around

[16:18] the room, um, two fire or three fire

[16:22] chiefs, two police chiefs, um, two

[16:25] treasurers. I mean, it's been fun to see

[16:27] the transition and how it's stayed

[16:30] unified. And that's what's been a key to

[16:32] me that, uh, we've done things right.

[16:35] and uh I just thank God for that. So

[16:38] again, keep that one thing the main

[16:40] thing as you go forward and I challenge

[16:42] the council to do the same. Thank you.

[16:45] >> Thank you. [applause]

[16:50] I think we're all [applause]

[16:55] we'll go down and

[16:59] we'll do the other stuff.

[17:55] » [applause]

[18:04] [applause]

[18:13] » You even had Natalie in your background,

[18:15] Randy. That's really nice. [laughter]

[18:18] >> Yes, Councilman. You're not off the hook

[18:20] » Yes, Councilman. You're not off the hook

[18:20] yet. Um, I am here with a gift. Um, we

[18:26] met, you heard, um, 12 years with Nampa

[18:29] Development Corporation and I had the

[18:31] privilege of being able to as the

[18:33] secretary and back as the assistant

[18:35] director to work with Councilman

[18:37] Haverfield on NDC and with the arts and

[18:40] historic preservation and it was a

[18:42] pleasure. We appreciated your insight

[18:44] and your ability to ask card questions

[18:47] that time. So, thank you from our

[18:49] office.

[18:50] >> Thank you.

[18:53] » Thank you.

[18:53] >> [applause]

[18:59] » I was told my friends at PD and fire had

[19:02] things as well.

[19:13] » I was like, are you

[19:17] » you come up here, but

[19:18] >> they're on the city's pay right now.

[19:20] » they're on the city's pay right now.

[19:20] >> Right. Right. [laughter]

[19:24] So, as these uh folks are coming up,

[19:26] Councilman Hverfeld, I just wanted to

[19:28] take a minute. So, this is the command

[19:29] staff for the police department. So, we

[19:31] represent each division within the

[19:33] police department. So, you have the

[19:34] lieutenants, the captains, the deputy

[19:36] chief, and myself. So, uh we just wanted

[19:38] to present you with a city flag um on

[19:40] behalf of Nampa Police Department and to

[19:42] thank you uh as a council member. you

[19:45] were a a good friend. Uh but you asked a

[19:47] lot of questions. But I knew that if we

[19:50] were able to uh you know talk to you and

[19:53] get our point across, a yes was a yes

[19:55] and a no was a no. So that's one thing

[19:57] I've always appreciated about you is

[19:58] your integrity and your your commitment

[20:01] to the decisions that you make. Uh even

[20:03] if we don't always agree with them, I

[20:04] appreciate those angles that you take

[20:06] and the uh the steadfastness that you

[20:08] had in decisions. So, uh, again, I'm one

[20:11] of the second police chiefs that you've

[20:13] had and I've certainly enjoyed my time

[20:14] in this position and a lot of that is

[20:16] because of you and the time that you've

[20:18] been on the council. So, really

[20:19] appreciate the 12 years that you've

[20:20] given to the city of Nampa. Good luck.

[20:22] And if you have room on the Hawaii trip,

[20:25] I'm I'm available.

[20:28] >> Personal protection.

[20:29] » Personal protection.

[20:29] >> Personal protection. So, anyway, I just

[20:31] » Personal protection. So, anyway, I just

[20:32] want to thank you. So, appreciate you

[20:33] very much. [applause]

[20:42] Thank you.

[20:46] » Okay, you can see

[20:49] the flag.

[20:51] [laughter]

[20:55] » Oh, there it is.

[20:56] >> All right. Uh, Councilman Hammerfield or

[20:59] » All right. Uh, Councilman Hammerfield or

[20:59] Randy now?

[21:00] >> Yes.

[21:00] » Yes.

[21:00] >> Yeah. Um I don't think everyone realizes

[21:04] » Yeah. Um I don't think everyone realizes

[21:04] um you're a very select number of people

[21:06] in this world. Not very many people have

[21:09] uh taken the opportunity and the risk to

[21:11] become a leader in in their city. And

[21:13] when you look at that overall um I

[21:15] started doing the years and you've

[21:16] almost spent uh I would say a quarter of

[21:20] your life uh just in council and then

[21:23] you add in coaching and over half of

[21:25] your life along with your wife has been

[21:27] investing in this community. And so

[21:30] whether it was the kids you coached or

[21:32] or the leadership you provided here, uh

[21:34] for sure your fingerprint is on this

[21:36] community for for forever. And so I just

[21:39] wanted to read this letter from the fire

[21:40] department.

[21:42] Dear Coun Council member Howfield, on

[21:45] behalf of the Nampa Fire Protection

[21:46] District, we extend our deepest

[21:48] appreciation for your 12 years of

[21:50] dedicated service to the city of Nampa

[21:52] and its residents.

[21:53] Your commitment to thoughtful

[21:55] leadership, responsible stewardship, and

[21:57] collaborative problem solving has helped

[21:59] shape Nampa into the vibrant and

[22:00] thriving city it is today. Throughout

[22:03] your tenure, you have consistently

[22:04] demonstrated integrity, professionalism,

[22:07] and genuine care for the people of this

[22:09] community. Your contributions, both seen

[22:11] and unseen, have made lasting impact.

[22:14] Whether through policy decisions,

[22:16] advocacy, or countless hours spent

[22:18] listening, guiding, and supporting

[22:19] community initiatives, your influence

[22:21] has strengthened the foundation upon

[22:22] which Nampa continues to grow. Thank you

[22:25] for your vision, your passion for public

[22:27] service, and your unwavering dedication

[22:29] over the past 12 years. Your work has

[22:31] left a meaningful mark, and the city of

[22:33] Nampa is better because of you. With

[22:36] sincere appreciation, the Nampa Fire

[22:38] Department

[22:40] [applause]

[22:49] » [applause]

[22:50] >> Thank you.

[22:50] » Thank you.

[22:50] >> You bet.

[22:51] » You bet.

[22:51] >> Thank you so much.

[22:52] » Thank you so much.

[22:52] >> Yeah. Mayor, I don't know what's next. I

[22:55] » Yeah. Mayor, I don't know what's next. I

[22:55] didn't give I don't I had an agenda.

[22:57] [laughter]

[23:06] » Madame Mayor, I it's still Madame Mayor.

[23:09] So, [laughter]

[23:10] um, it probably always will be. I think

[23:13] some of the departments from the city

[23:15] have some things they would like to

[23:17] present to you. And, um, is there other

[23:20] individuals? Maybe Chief Huff has a trip

[23:22] to Hawaii or something to give you. I

[23:23] don't know. But if he doesn't, he

[23:26] should.

[23:29] » What do I do?

[23:30] >> Well, [laughter]

[23:32] » Well, [laughter]

[23:32] I think you've got a lot of things that

[23:34] are coming. So, maybe we'll start if

[23:36] Crystal, if you want to.

[23:40] Absolutely, [clears throat] Mayor

[23:42] Clling. This it's pretty honorary for

[23:45] anytime we have a retirement in

[23:46] transportation to gift them with a sign

[23:49] of honor. We'd like to sign the back.

[23:51] This is from all of us at public works

[23:53] and the traffic division specifically.

[23:55] Thank you for everything that you've

[23:56] done for us. [snorts]

[23:59] [applause]

[24:06] from the mayor's office. Clay had this

[24:09] great idea to create a framed um

[24:12] [clears throat] kind of office door, if

[24:15] you will. And behind it at the um at the

[24:19] where were we at? The Chamber of

[24:21] Commerce, some folks signed this card.

[24:23] So, I built this frame and I think the

[24:26] frame I wanted it to resemble Kansas and

[24:29] Idaho. So, it's kind of farmhouse

[24:31] rugged, right? So, yeah. From the

[24:34] mayor's office. So, I don't know if you

[24:36] want to wear it like a, you know,

[24:39] >> it's [laughter] kind of heavy.

[24:41] » it's [laughter] kind of heavy.

[24:41] >> Yeah.

[24:41] » Yeah.

[24:41] >> So, thank you, Mayor. [applause]

[24:51] » And one of the things that the mayor had

[24:53] talked about was uh everyone's signature

[24:56] on one of her letterheads. So we got all

[24:58] the directors to sign and give a note to

[25:01] thank you for your service and

[25:03] dedication as a supervisor and leader of

[25:05] the city but also from an internal side

[25:08] of being the the boss for the team. So

[25:13] [applause]

[25:21] » but maybe we should make police wait

[25:22] this time and we'll have fire go first.

[25:25] [laughter]

[25:27] Best for last.

[25:31] » What would life be without that banter?

[25:34] [laughter]

[25:34] >> So, we didn't know we could bring

[25:35] » So, we didn't know we could bring

[25:35] everybody up. Sorry. We're going to

[25:37] bring some more people up. [laughter]

[25:43] » Okay. How are you?

[25:46] >> For those of you who know me know that I

[25:48] » For those of you who know me know that I

[25:48] am a crier. So, we'll try this without

[25:50] crying. Um because Mayor Clay has been

[25:52] an amazing mentor to me. Um, so [snorts]

[25:56] real quick, feet on the ground, right?

[25:58] >> Yes.

[25:59] » Yes.

[25:59] >> Okay. So, tonight we're here to honor

[26:01] » Okay. So, tonight we're here to honor

[26:01] someone whose leadership has shaped the

[26:03] very heart of this community.

[26:06] Mayor Debbie Clling, your years of

[26:07] service have been marked by dedication,

[26:10] compassion, and unwavering commitment to

[26:12] the people of Nampa. You've led not only

[26:15] with vision, but with heart. Always

[26:17] putting others first, always listening,

[26:19] and always guiding our city with

[26:21] integrity and grace.

[26:23] So, there's a saying, it's not about the

[26:24] shoes you wear, it's about the steps you

[26:26] take in them. And the steps you've taken

[26:28] have left an enduring mark on this

[26:30] community, on our neighborhoods, our

[26:32] schools, our families, and every person

[26:35] fortunate enough to work alongside you.

[26:39] Every community needs a champion,

[26:40] someone willing to stand up, step

[26:42] forward, and fight for what's right. And

[26:44] leadership is easy when the path is

[26:46] smooth. But true leadership shows shows

[26:48] itself in storms. From COVID to

[26:51] unprecedented growth to the fire

[26:53] department's transition to a district,

[26:55] you didn't just walk through these

[26:56] challenges. You helped carry this

[26:57] community through them.

[26:59] Because of your leadership, NP is

[27:01] stronger, safer, and and better

[27:03] positioned for the future.

[27:07] Uh just a just a while ago, we had a

[27:10] meeting and you shared with us that you

[27:11] used to have a pair of brown Doc Martens

[27:14] and you had wished you still had them.

[27:17] Well, on behalf of the Nampa Fire

[27:18] Department,

[27:22] [laughter]

[27:24] [applause]

[27:30] we thought it was only fitting to get

[27:32] you a new pair.

[27:34] These aren't just shoes, a reminder of

[27:36] where you started, how far you've come,

[27:38] and the countless lives you've impacted

[27:40] along the way. And while no one will

[27:42] ever truly fill your shoes, the path

[27:44] you've paved will continue to guide us

[27:47] uh and those who follow. Uh now, buying

[27:50] a woman an art article of clothing can

[27:52] be dangerous. So, we have the receipt if

[27:54] you want to go get like a trailblazing

[27:56] machete or or really bright lights. Um

[28:01] you're welcome. It won't hurt our

[28:02] feelings, but

[28:04] >> So, along with uh those shoes, we

[28:06] » So, along with uh those shoes, we

[28:06] present this plaque. just a small symbol

[28:08] of our deep appreciation for your

[28:10] service, for your leadership, the

[28:11] countless ways you have inspired us. Uh,

[28:14] Mayor Debbie Clay, thank you for every

[28:15] step, every decision, and every moment

[28:17] you devoted to making Nampa a place

[28:19] we're proud to call home. Wherever your

[28:21] next steps take you, may they be filled

[28:23] with peace, joy, purpose, and

[28:25] well-earned rest. Congratulations,

[28:28] [applause]

[28:35] » [applause]

[28:37] >> So, here's the I won't read it because I

[28:39] » So, here's the I won't read it because I

[28:39] already

[28:40] >> Thank you. Okay.

[28:41] » Thank you. Okay.

[28:41] >> Thank you. Thank you guys. Oh my

[28:43] » Thank you. Thank you guys. Oh my

[28:44] goodness.

[28:45] >> Thank you. Thank you so much. I'm proud

[28:47] » Thank you. Thank you so much. I'm proud

[28:47] of you guys. Thank you. Thank you.

[28:51] >> All right. So, are we supposed to do the

[28:52] » All right. So, are we supposed to do the

[28:52] same line where you shake your hand and

[28:53] then we'll leave?

[28:54] >> Yeah.

[28:56] » Yeah.

[28:56] >> Thanks for setting the example, Joe.

[28:58] » Thanks for setting the example, Joe.

[28:58] >> Appreciate you.

[29:00] » Appreciate you.

[29:00] >> Thank you.

[29:03] Thank you.

[29:31] One more.

[29:31] >> One more.

[29:37] [laughter]

[29:39] >> Okay.

[29:39] » Okay.

[29:39] >> You get a hug.

[29:40] » You get a hug.

[29:40] >> I'll get a hug. But unlike the fire

[29:42] » I'll get a hug. But unlike the fire

[29:42] department, I'm not a crier. So, uh,

[29:44] [laughter]

[29:47] but, uh, so you know, I I really don't

[29:50] know. Well, I know you are, but, uh, I

[29:52] really don't know what to say because,

[29:53] uh, you know, for eight years that

[29:55] you've been the mayor, you've been a

[29:56] phenomenal leader and a better friend.

[29:58] And, uh, like I said, you've made all of

[30:00] our lives easier. You've supported the

[30:02] police department through and through on

[30:04] everything. We've had a lot of

[30:05] conversations, a lot of late night,

[30:07] middle of the night calls and stuff on

[30:09] things that have uh, went on. And uh I

[30:11] just can't tell you how much I've

[30:12] appreciated your support of me

[30:14] personally and the police department as

[30:16] a whole over this time. So what we want

[30:18] to present with you, it's a a flag that

[30:20] flew above city hall today on your last

[30:22] day in office, uh a badge, some of our

[30:25] challenge coins, and then a thank you

[30:26] that was signed by everybody in the

[30:28] police department because again, we we

[30:30] appreciate you. We appreciate everything

[30:31] that you've done, the sacrifices that

[30:33] you've made, and the sacrifices that

[30:35] your family I saw them here. uh uh the

[30:37] the you know we appreciate the Clling

[30:39] family like I've mentioned before. I

[30:40] mean you guys have put up with a lot

[30:42] having her gone and uh that's very much

[30:45] appreciated for us. So you're definitely

[30:47] going to be missed and thank you for

[30:49] everything you've done for me and the

[30:50] police department.

[30:51] >> Thank you so much.

[30:52] » Thank you so much.

[30:52] >> Okay. Thank you.

[30:54] » Okay. Thank you.

[30:54] >> All right. [applause]

[31:00] [applause]

[31:09] Yeah.

[31:24] [laughter]

[31:32] Go down.

[31:38] Oh, ready now.

[32:17] Okay. So now we are ready for the

[32:20] squaring in. Um I am would like to have

[32:24] Rick Hogabone please come up here.

[32:43] Sorry.

[32:46] Do you solemnly swear that you will

[32:48] support the Constitution of the United

[32:50] States and the Constitution of the State

[32:52] of Idaho and that you will faithfully

[32:54] discharge the duties of mayor of the

[32:56] city of Nampa according to the best of

[32:58] your ability?

[32:59] >> So help me God, I do.

[33:02] » So help me God, I do.

[33:02] >> Congratulations.

[33:05] » Congratulations.

[33:05] >> [applause]

[33:05] » [applause]

[33:05] [cheering]

[33:13] [applause]

[33:15] » OUR

[33:18] [applause]

[33:41] next office is Council District one and

[33:45] that would be Debbie Scog.

[34:03] Do you solemnly swear that you will

[34:06] support the Constitution of the United

[34:08] States and the Constitution of the State

[34:10] of Idaho and that you will faithfully

[34:12] discharge the duties of counselor of the

[34:14] city of Nampa according to the best of

[34:16] your ability?

[34:17] >> So we congratulations [applause]

[34:30] [applause]

[34:42] Our

[34:54] next office is council district 3 and

[34:58] that would be David Bills.

[35:11] » [laughter]

[35:17] » Do you solemnly swear that you will

[35:19] support the Constitution of the United

[35:20] States and the Constitution of the State

[35:23] of Idaho and that you will faithfully

[35:25] discharge the duties of counselor of the

[35:27] city of Nampa according to the best of

[35:29] your ability?

[35:32] Congratulations. [applause]

[36:03] We are now ready for council district

[36:05] five and that would be vic Victor

[36:07] Rodriguez.

[36:18] Do you solemnly swear that you will

[36:20] support the Constitution of the United

[36:22] States and the Constitution of the State

[36:24] of Idaho and that you will faithfully

[36:26] discharge the duties of counselor of the

[36:28] city of Napa according to the best of

[36:30] your ability?

[36:32] >> Congratulations.

[36:34] » Congratulations.

[36:34] [applause]

[36:42] » [applause]

[37:03] » At this time, we'll take a short break

[37:04] for folks to get situated. So, we'll re

[37:08] reconvene in 5 minutes.

[41:50] All right, we're going to uh we're going

[41:52] to resume uh here in a minute. We need

[41:55] two council members, I think. Oh,

[41:58] there's one.

[42:02] » Oh, there's she's right there. She's

[42:03] doing an interview.

[42:08] » Yeah.

[42:09] >> Sorry.

[42:10] » Sorry.

[42:10] >> That's going to get so hard. Get used to

[42:12] » That's going to get so hard. Get used to

[42:12] not seeing the back thing.

[42:17] » Oh, we're good. We're good. Um,

[42:21] >> yeah.

[42:32] mind

[42:33] interview.

[42:44] » Oh, thank

[42:53] All right, we're going to uh we're going

[42:54] to resume the meeting.

[42:57] Thank you. Um that's fine. As as

[43:00] Councilwoman Scog is coming up,

[43:04] you want to do roll call first. Okay. As

[43:07] they're assembling, I want to make just

[43:08] a couple brief announcements. Uh there

[43:11] there is a reception following with some

[43:13] refreshments in the lobby. Um, we're

[43:15] going to try to get through our agenda

[43:17] rather quickly uh tonight. You'll notice

[43:19] that it's a short agenda and a couple

[43:22] items have been uh moved to uh a

[43:24] workshop meeting. So, that should help

[43:26] expedite um our time together and look

[43:28] forward to mingling and socializing in

[43:30] the lobby afterwards

[43:36] with um I'm also going to exercise some

[43:38] privilege here to issue my very first

[43:40] proclamation um which is not agendaized.

[43:44] So, I'm going to take a moment of

[43:45] privilege to do that, but I think we're

[43:46] going to do roll call now that

[43:47] everyone's assembled. So,

[43:51] » Scog

[43:52] >> here, Jingula

[43:55] » here, Jingula

[43:56] >> here,

[43:57] » here,

[43:57] >> Bills

[43:57] » Bills

[43:57] >> here,

[43:58] » here,

[43:58] >> Reynolds

[43:59] » Reynolds

[43:59] >> here,

[43:59] » here,

[43:59] >> Rodriguez

[44:00] » Rodriguez

[44:00] >> here,

[44:00] » here,

[44:00] >> Griffin

[44:01] » Griffin

[44:01] >> here,

[44:01] » here,

[44:01] >> all present.

[44:05] I um first off, I'm honored and humbled

[44:09] to to serve as uh the mayor of Nampa and

[44:12] thanks for those who've come to support

[44:15] and wish me well. It means a lot to me.

[44:17] Um I I do want to uh thank uh some of my

[44:22] uh friends from Kenan County. I think a

[44:26] few left already. Um but um it's it's

[44:28] good to see the new clerk who's

[44:30] following me, Jesse Resty. um and a

[44:32] controller from the county, Kyle

[44:33] Wilmont, and uh we had some of the

[44:36] county commissioners and others present.

[44:37] And I'm I'm just very much thankful for

[44:39] the time that I had at the county and

[44:41] look forward to serving out the city. Um

[44:43] the first action, I would like to

[44:44] exercise some privilege to issue my very

[44:46] first proclamation as mayor and it's to

[44:50] uh recognize and honor uh Mayor Clling

[44:53] and Councilman Haverfield. I think both

[44:54] are absent now. Um, we um I I we were

[45:00] debating whether I should do it during

[45:01] the recognition time, but technically I

[45:02] wasn't mayor yet, so I wasn't sworn in

[45:04] yet to be able to sign and issue the

[45:06] proclamation. Um, but I would like to

[45:10] >> I'd like to issue the formal

[45:12] » I'd like to issue the formal

[45:12] proclamation. Um, there's Councilman

[45:15] Hfield and and Mayor Cling. So, I'm

[45:18] going to read read the proclamation and

[45:21] um it's only fitting to to recognize the

[45:24] the two of them um as the very first

[45:26] action as mayor. Okay.

[45:30] Try to get through this. Whereas, Mayor

[45:32] Debbie Clling has faithfully served the

[45:34] city of Nampa with vision, integrity,

[45:37] and steadfast leadership since 2018,

[45:40] guiding the city through seasons of

[45:42] growth, challenge, and transformation.

[45:46] And whereas Councilman Randy Havfield

[45:49] has served with distinction on the Nampa

[45:50] City Council since 2014, bringing a

[45:53] thoughtful voice, an architectural eye,

[45:56] and a deep commitment to preserving

[45:57] Nampa's character. And whereas both

[45:59] Mayor Clling and Councilman Haverfield

[46:01] have demonstrated an unwavering

[46:03] dedication to public service, civic

[46:06] responsibility, and the well-being of

[46:08] Nampa residents. And whereas their

[46:10] leadership has contributed to the

[46:12] advancement of infrastructure,

[46:15] economic development, transparent

[46:17] governance, and a renewed sense of civic

[46:20] pride throughout our community. And

[46:22] whereas their example has inspired

[46:24] colleagues, city staff, and citizens

[46:27] alike to pursue excellence,

[46:29] collaboration, and a shared vision for

[46:31] Nampa's future. Now therefore, I, Rick

[46:34] Hogabone, mayor of the city of Nampa,

[46:36] Idaho, do hereby proclaim heartfelt

[46:39] gratitude and recognition for Mayor

[46:41] Debbie Clling and Councilman Ry Randy

[46:43] Hemerfield for their years of exemplary

[46:45] service, enduring contributions, and

[46:48] lasting legacy in the city of Nampa. Let

[46:52] it be known that their names are etched

[46:54] into the story of this city and their

[46:57] impact will be felt for generations to

[46:59] come. Well, you welcome uh join me in

[47:02] well congratulating them.

[47:05] [applause]

[47:15] » Sure.

[47:17] [snorts]

[47:17] >> Yes.

[47:20] » Yes.

[47:20] >> My copy of the proclamation.

[47:23] » My copy of the proclamation.

[47:23] >> Can I get a picture with both of you?

[47:26] » Can I get a picture with both of you?

[47:26] >> Can I come down?

[47:27] » Can I come down?

[47:27] >> Let me Sorry. Or Yes. Or

[47:30] » Let me Sorry. Or Yes. Or

[47:30] >> just stand behind them.

[47:31] » just stand behind them.

[47:31] >> Yeah.

[47:32] » Yeah.

[47:32] >> Okay.

[47:32] » Okay.

[47:32] >> All of us.

[47:33] » All of us.

[47:33] >> All the council. Yes.

[47:38] » Victor,

[47:43] » we good

[47:50] that way. So, you're right behind the

[47:52] mayor.

[47:56] » Sorry.

[47:57] >> They should.

[47:58] » They should.

[47:58] >> Yeah. Here we go.

[48:13] Thank you. Thank you so much.

[48:36] All right, we're gonna we're going to

[48:37] get through our agenda so we can uh

[48:39] socialize in the back. Um, first item is

[48:43] to work through our consent agenda and

[48:46] would welcome a motion on the consent

[48:48] agenda.

[48:48] >> So moved.

[48:49] » So moved.

[48:49] >> Second. [snorts]

[48:51] » Second. [snorts]

[48:51] >> All in favor? I

[48:56] » All in favor? I

[48:56] >> All right. Very good.

[48:59] » All right. Very good.

[48:59] Item six,

[49:02] >> we're going to move to the next

[49:04] » we're going to move to the next

[49:04] proclamation.

[49:05] >> 51.

[49:06] » 51.

[49:06] >> Actually, 51. Sorry. Sorry,

[49:10] » Actually, 51. Sorry. Sorry,

[49:10] skipped over. So 51. Um, Idaho statute

[49:14] requires the election of a council

[49:16] president. And in our uh code, we elect

[49:20] the council president for a one-year

[49:22] term. And it occurs at the first meeting

[49:24] in January, which this is. Um, so I

[49:28] don't need to add anything more. This is

[49:29] the opportunity for council to determine

[49:32] someone to serve as council president. I

[49:33] would um only share that it's important

[49:37] that the council president is available

[49:40] logistically. We we do have a council

[49:42] prep meeting. This is also good for the

[49:44] public to know. Every Wednesday

[49:46] afternoon to go over the agenda before

[49:48] we formalize it and publishing it. Um on

[49:52] usually Thursday we try to publish the

[49:54] agenda. So for public consumption,

[49:56] there's a lot of work that goes into

[49:57] that. So I I would hope that the the

[49:59] council president would be available on

[50:00] Wednesday afternoons. There's also a lot

[50:02] of work that goes into processing a lot

[50:04] of the batch claims uh the financial uh

[50:08] workflow in the city. And so that's an

[50:10] important task uh for availability as

[50:12] well as other opportunities to um serve

[50:15] as needed as council president. So at

[50:16] this time, I'll turn over to the council

[50:18] um for their determination on this

[50:20] matter. Mayor, uh, I'd move that we, uh,

[50:23] elect, uh, Councilman, uh, Dell Reynolds

[50:27] to continue as president for a one-year

[50:30] term.

[50:32] >> I'd second that.

[50:35] » I'd second that.

[50:35] >> Very good. We have a motion and a

[50:38] » Very good. We have a motion and a

[50:38] second. If there's any discussion, if

[50:43] there's no discussion,

[50:45] we can Is this a roll call vote? So, the

[50:48] clerk will do the roll call on this.

[50:50] >> Scog, respectfully, no.

[50:54] » Scog, respectfully, no.

[50:54] >> Reynolds,

[50:55] » Reynolds,

[50:55] >> yes.

[50:56] » yes.

[50:56] >> Rodriguez,

[50:58] » Rodriguez,

[50:58] >> I also respectfully no.

[51:00] » I also respectfully no.

[51:00] >> Griffin,

[51:01] » Griffin,

[51:01] >> no.

[51:02] » no.

[51:02] >> Angula,

[51:03] » Angula,

[51:03] >> yes.

[51:04] » yes.

[51:04] >> Bills,

[51:05] » Bills,

[51:05] >> yes.

[51:07] » yes.

[51:07] >> Three in favor, two opposed. There's a

[51:09] » Three in favor, two opposed. There's a

[51:10] tie.

[51:10] >> Okay.

[51:12] » Okay.

[51:12] I don't have the statute um or the

[51:15] ordinance open in front of me as I read

[51:17] it earlier in prep. My understanding is

[51:19] this requires a majority vote of the

[51:21] council.

[51:22] >> Mayor Hogleboom, that would be uh

[51:24] » Mayor Hogleboom, that would be uh

[51:24] correct. It's in 2221 subsection D and

[51:27] it states that annually by a majority of

[51:29] the members of the council at the first

[51:32] regular city council meeting in January.

[51:33] >> Okay. Um thank you legal. So in my

[51:37] » Okay. Um thank you legal. So in my

[51:37] understanding it requires a majority of

[51:39] the council quorum. So, uh, the mayor

[51:42] cannot break a tie on this. I just

[51:45] additional layer, the mayor can't break

[51:46] a tie on an appointment also to our

[51:48] appointed positions. It requires a

[51:49] majority of city council. So, um, is

[51:53] there an alternative motion from the

[51:55] floor?

[51:55] >> Mayor,

[51:56] » Mayor,

[51:56] >> yes.

[51:56] » yes.

[51:56] >> I would move that David Bills be council

[51:58] » I would move that David Bills be council

[51:58] president for a term of one year.

[52:01] >> Hey, there's a motion. Is there a

[52:02] » Hey, there's a motion. Is there a

[52:02] second?

[52:03] >> I'll second it.

[52:05] » I'll second it.

[52:05] >> Okay, there's a motion and a second. is

[52:08] » Okay, there's a motion and a second. is

[52:08] uh council I should have asked earlier

[52:10] is Councilman Bills willing to accept

[52:12] this nomination before we proceed to a

[52:14] vote.

[52:17] >> Well, candidly, my preference was uh for

[52:19] » Well, candidly, my preference was uh for

[52:19] Councilman Reynolds to continue. I

[52:21] thought uh the continuity would be well

[52:25] with the changes. Um I've expressed that

[52:28] to a couple other counselors. Uh so um I

[52:33] still think uh that would be a a good

[52:35] move at this point. I don't sure you got

[52:38] a motion on the table, but

[52:41] >> um

[52:45] it's kind of an awkward position because

[52:46] I think [laughter]

[52:48] [clears throat]

[52:53] um

[52:57] we need a willing party and four yeses

[52:59] on [laughter] council. So, just want to

[53:01] make sure you're a willing party before

[53:03] we go to roll call. Well, I feel like I

[53:05] got both arms behind my back right now.

[53:08] Um,

[53:10] so I was disappointed to hear to see

[53:11] what's transpired. I'm not sure the

[53:13] proper thoughts. I guess I would open I

[53:17] guess candidly uh

[53:24] I'm not sure where you go from here if I

[53:26] decline. It's back to the same motion as

[53:29] before.

[53:31] I not going to happen.

[53:34] I'm seeing heads shake.

[53:42] » Well,

[53:46] I'll serve the Wednesday afternoon. May

[53:48] have to change, but I'll help. I don't

[53:51] know. You know, it's really difficult.

[53:54] Um

[54:01] well uh

[54:12] I'll I'll I'll move forward.

[54:15] >> You're willing. Okay. So we could

[54:17] » You're willing. Okay. So we could

[54:17] proceed to the vote.

[54:18] >> Willing with both arms tied behind my

[54:20] » Willing with both arms tied behind my

[54:20] back. Yep. [laughter]

[54:22] I can

[54:23] >> got to keep a little bit of humor in

[54:24] » got to keep a little bit of humor in

[54:24] this situation. So,

[54:26] >> okay. Is there any other discussion? If

[54:28] » okay. Is there any other discussion? If

[54:28] not,

[54:30] we'll have the clerk go through a roll

[54:32] call.

[54:33] >> Tingola, because I respect you. No.

[54:37] » Tingola, because I respect you. No.

[54:37] [laughter]

[54:38] >> No.

[54:39] » No.

[54:39] >> No.

[54:41] » No.

[54:41] >> Bills.

[54:47] » No. [laughter]

[54:50] >> Reynolds. No

[54:51] » Reynolds. No

[54:51] >> Rodriguez.

[54:52] » Rodriguez.

[54:52] >> Yes.

[54:54] » Yes.

[54:54] >> Gogg.

[54:55] » Gogg.

[54:55] >> Yes.

[54:55] » Yes.

[54:56] >> Griffin.

[54:56] » Griffin.

[54:56] >> Yes.

[54:57] » Yes.

[54:57] >> Three to three. Ty.

[54:59] » Three to three. Ty.

[54:59] [laughter]

[55:03] » Call for the vote again. I'll I'll go

[55:05] forward. We got to get We got to move

[55:09] >> Okay. There's a motion again.

[55:11] » Okay. There's a motion again.

[55:11] >> Mayor, I move to nominate David Bills as

[55:14] » Mayor, I move to nominate David Bills as

[55:14] council president for a one-year term.

[55:16] >> And I second it.

[55:19] » And I second it.

[55:19] Okay,

[55:21] there's no discussion. We will have the

[55:23] clerk do a roll call.

[55:25] >> Jingula,

[55:27] » Jingula,

[55:27] >> yes.

[55:28] » yes.

[55:28] >> Bills,

[55:29] » Bills,

[55:29] >> yes.

[55:30] » yes.

[55:30] >> Reynolds,

[55:31] » Reynolds,

[55:31] >> yes.

[55:32] » yes.

[55:32] >> Rodriguez,

[55:32] » Rodriguez,

[55:32] >> yes.

[55:33] » yes.

[55:33] >> Scog,

[55:34] » Scog,

[55:34] >> yes.

[55:34] » yes.

[55:34] >> Griffin,

[55:35] » Griffin,

[55:35] >> yes.

[55:35] » yes.

[55:35] >> All in favor? Motion carries.

[55:39] » Thank you.

[55:40] >> Condolences. I understand.

[55:42] » Condolences. I understand.

[55:42] >> Yes. [laughter]

[55:44] » Yes. [laughter]

[55:44] Um

[55:46] before we proceed, I do want to thank um

[55:49] Councilman Reynolds for his uh service

[55:52] as council president. I know it came

[55:53] with lots of time

[55:56] um lots of careful eye to detail and

[55:59] looking at the financial transactions

[56:01] and um giving up Wednesday afternoons um

[56:04] and so thank you. and for the next year.

[56:07] I could tell Councilman Bills is

[56:09] thrilled at uh the opportunity

[56:11] [laughter]

[56:11] uh to to likewise serve. But um I do

[56:15] appreciate the willingness of council to

[56:17] figure this out so that we could proceed

[56:19] and meet the compliance of our statute

[56:21] and ordinance. So uh with that, we will

[56:24] now move on to

[56:26] >> Mayor.

[56:27] » Mayor.

[56:27] >> Yes.

[56:27] » Yes.

[56:27] >> If I could just make a comment.

[56:29] » If I could just make a comment.

[56:29] [clears throat] So I'm not sad about not

[56:32] uh getting voted for council president.

[56:34] it takes about an additional I don't

[56:36] know 10 to 15 hours a week and um so I

[56:41] don't I won't miss that it and and for

[56:42] me it's not about titles but title

[56:44] doesn't mean anything to me it was about

[56:46] serving our city and so I'm I'm

[56:49] [clears throat] appreciative of that and

[56:50] I would love to help Councilman Bills

[56:53] with payables and getting into that it

[56:56] was a transition for me doing that it

[56:58] was quite a process um we uh sit on

[57:01] several different uh committees and and

[57:04] things together. And so it will be easy

[57:07] to work together on helping him with

[57:08] that. And uh but I uh have to say that

[57:12] I'm not sad. It's more time that I have

[57:14] back in my day. And um I I'm sorry,

[57:18] Councilman, that you've got both arms

[57:20] behind your back, but uh it'll get

[57:22] better. I promise.

[57:25] >> Thank you, Councilman Reynolds. Um

[57:27] » Thank you, Councilman Reynolds. Um

[57:27] again, do appreciate all the time you

[57:29] put into serving in that capacity. Um,

[57:33] all right. We'll move to our next

[57:35] proclamation and

[57:39] this is a proclamation recognizing human

[57:42] trafficking and stalking awareness and

[57:45] prevention month. Um,

[57:48] like to ask um staff from the family

[57:50] justice center to come forward. I don't

[57:52] know who all is present for this.

[57:59] Yeah. All right. Um, just for the

[58:02] record, can you introduce yourselves to

[58:04] the public and your roles with the

[58:05] Family Justice Center?

[58:06] >> My name is Taylor Cook. I'm a licensed

[58:07] » My name is Taylor Cook. I'm a licensed

[58:07] clinical social worker and I serve as

[58:09] the human trafficking task force manager

[58:11] at the Nampa Family Justice Center.

[58:13] >> My name is Emily Merrill and I serve at

[58:15] » My name is Emily Merrill and I serve at

[58:15] the Nampa Family Justice Center as the

[58:17] anti-trafficking outreach specialist.

[58:20] >> I just want to say I'm I'm proud of both

[58:22] » I just want to say I'm I'm proud of both

[58:22] of you and the work that the Family

[58:23] Justice Center uh provides in the

[58:25] community. Nampa is truly a leader in

[58:28] the state and in the region when it

[58:30] comes to uh proactive work on this very

[58:33] important serious issue in our

[58:35] community. You're both very much

[58:36] appreciated deeply. Um and I know

[58:39] council very much appreciates uh the

[58:42] work you do. Um I'm going to read the

[58:44] proclamation.

[58:45] Um, whereas human trafficking and

[58:47] stalking are two complex and serious

[58:49] issues that both involve power dynamics,

[58:51] control, and exploitation, human

[58:54] trafficking is a nationwide public

[58:56] health, civil rights, and human rights

[58:58] crisis. Its victims and survivors are

[59:00] everywhere with NA, Idaho being no

[59:02] exception. And whereas traffickers use

[59:04] force, fraud, and/or coercion to exploit

[59:07] their victims into labor or commercial

[59:10] sexual exploitation. And whereas anyone

[59:12] can become a victim of trafficking, but

[59:15] women and girls are identified as being

[59:16] primarily affected. Victims come from

[59:19] every background, race, and economic

[59:21] status. Traffickers target individuals

[59:24] who for any reason are vulnerable. And

[59:26] whereas the nature of this horrific

[59:28] crime creates an environment in which

[59:30] individuals face many barriers in

[59:33] disclosing and reporting what has

[59:35] happened to them. And whereas stalkers

[59:37] often gather information about their

[59:39] victims, groom and exploit their victims

[59:42] and use power and control tactics like

[59:45] unwanted contact threats and harassment.

[59:47] And whereas all communities must seek to

[59:50] prevent and stop human trafficking and

[59:52] stalking by identifying these issues and

[59:54] promoting safe, healthy, and supportive

[59:56] environments. And whereas the city of

[59:58] Nampa is striving to become a place

[1:00:00] where human trafficking and stalking do

[1:00:03] not exist, where people have

[1:00:05] opportunities available to them, and

[1:00:07] where all people are treated as fully

[1:00:09] human and worthy of freedom and a

[1:00:11] supportive community. And whereas the

[1:00:13] city of Nampa seeks to be a place where

[1:00:15] survivors can move out of abuse into a

[1:00:18] safe, healthy environment, the Nampa

[1:00:20] Family Justice Center and the Nampa

[1:00:22] Police Department are committed to

[1:00:24] improving and combating our response to

[1:00:26] human trafficking through

[1:00:28] investigations, provision of

[1:00:29] trauma-informed and victim-entered

[1:00:31] services,

[1:00:33] prosecutions, and ongoing training. Now

[1:00:36] therefore, I, Rick Ogabo, mayor of the

[1:00:38] city of Nampa, Idaho, do hereby proclaim

[1:00:40] the month of January in the city of

[1:00:42] Nampa as human trafficking and stalking

[1:00:44] awareness and prevention month. Um, for

[1:00:47] those of you who have not gotten to know

[1:00:48] the important work that goes on at the

[1:00:50] Nampa Family Justice Center, they offer

[1:00:52] a broad range of services and I know

[1:00:54] people who have personally benefited

[1:00:56] from the services at the Family Justice

[1:00:57] Center. Um, I'm thankful for the work

[1:00:59] that you do and um, I pray that our

[1:01:02] community does realize uh, the intent

[1:01:05] that was expressed there that Nampa

[1:01:07] would be a place of healing for victims

[1:01:08] as well as a place where we can combat

[1:01:10] and deter um, this horrific crime from

[1:01:13] occurring in our community. Thanks for

[1:01:14] your work.

[1:01:15] >> Thank you. [applause]

[1:01:20] [applause]

[1:01:23] » Jeanie, are you coming?

[1:01:26] >> Yes. There's Genie.

[1:01:28] » Yes. There's Genie.

[1:01:28] >> Yeah, she's in the room hiding.

[1:01:30] » Yeah, she's in the room hiding.

[1:01:30] >> I didn't know where she was. Genie.

[1:01:32] » I didn't know where she was. Genie.

[1:01:32] [laughter]

[1:01:51] » Thanks, Genie.

[1:02:00] All right, we're going to move to the

[1:02:01] public forum now. And this is an

[1:02:03] opportunity for Nampa residents wishing

[1:02:04] to speak on a non-aggenda item. And I'd

[1:02:07] like to ask the clerk if we have anyone

[1:02:09] signed up for the public forum tonight.

[1:02:11] >> Mr. Mayor, we have two people signed up.

[1:02:13] » Mr. Mayor, we have two people signed up.

[1:02:14] Our first speaker is Justin Buckles.

[1:02:16] >> All right, Justin. Good to see you this

[1:02:19] » All right, Justin. Good to see you this

[1:02:19] evening.

[1:02:19] >> Yes, sir.

[1:02:20] » Yes, sir.

[1:02:20] >> You know the drill. if you give your

[1:02:22] » You know the drill. if you give your

[1:02:22] name and your address and then you'll

[1:02:24] have a few minutes to share tonight.

[1:02:26] >> All right. Justin Buck Holtz, 416 Meyer

[1:02:29] » All right. Justin Buck Holtz, 416 Meyer

[1:02:29] Avenue, Nampa, Idaho. Well, those of you

[1:02:33] who don't know, I ran against Rick and

[1:02:37] uh I only lost by 7,000. So, [laughter]

[1:02:44] so good evening everyone. Tonight, I

[1:02:47] want to speak from the heart.

[1:02:49] First, I want to sincerely congratulate

[1:02:51] uh Mayor Rick Hokabam on his election.

[1:02:55] Rick, you ran a clean, honorable

[1:02:59] campaign that speaks volumes about your

[1:03:02] character

[1:03:04] and the kind of leader that you're going

[1:03:06] to be. In a time when politics can get

[1:03:09] easily or can too easily become negative

[1:03:12] or divisive,

[1:03:14] you chose to lead with integrity,

[1:03:16] humility, and respect.

[1:03:19] While Rick and I are not on opposite

[1:03:22] sides of the ballot, [snorts] we both

[1:03:24] shared a deep desire to serve this

[1:03:26] community.

[1:03:27] I am grateful that you saw my heart and

[1:03:31] understood that my intentions were

[1:03:32] genuine.

[1:03:34] Your willingness to lead with grace and

[1:03:36] honor did not go unnoticed,

[1:03:39] and I truly respect that.

[1:03:42] I also want to extend my heartfelt

[1:03:44] congratulations to Debbie Scog.

[1:03:48] Um, welcome to the city council. Debbie,

[1:03:51] your commitment to service and your care

[1:03:54] for this city is clear

[1:03:57] and I have no doubt that you are going

[1:03:59] to do a great job representing the

[1:04:00] people, helping guide our community

[1:04:02] forward.

[1:04:07] At the foundation of service, leadership

[1:04:11] and unity is something greater than any

[1:04:13] election or title.

[1:04:16] For me, that foundation is Christ.

[1:04:20] It is through him that we are called to

[1:04:22] serve others with humility, to lead with

[1:04:25] integrity,

[1:04:26] and to love our neighbors even when we

[1:04:29] don't always agree.

[1:04:32] When we keep those values at center, our

[1:04:36] community is stronger. Elections may may

[1:04:39] end, but our shared responsibility to

[1:04:43] one another continues.

[1:04:45] Our city's best days are ahead of them

[1:04:48] when we move forward together with

[1:04:51] respect, faith, and commitment to doing

[1:04:53] what is right. Congratulations again to

[1:04:56] Mayor Rick Hokabum,

[1:04:59] Council Member Debbie Scog. I wish you

[1:05:02] both wisdom, strength, guidance as you

[1:05:06] serve our city. And to

[1:05:11] Miss Natalie Jangula,

[1:05:14] if you want to be educated, look her up

[1:05:17] on social media.

[1:05:20] She is on top of her game and she does

[1:05:23] not hold back.

[1:05:26] Um,

[1:05:29] Councilman Reynolds, we appreciate your

[1:05:31] time as president

[1:05:33] and

[1:05:34] we didn't have a vote, but

[1:05:36] >> Mr. Mayor time

[1:05:40] » Mr. Mayor time

[1:05:40] >> and uh once again to all the city

[1:05:41] » and uh once again to all the city

[1:05:41] council members, thank you for doing

[1:05:43] what you do. I hope to be able to work

[1:05:45] with you guys side by side one day.

[1:05:49] >> Thank you so much, Justin. Y

[1:05:53] » [applause]

[1:05:56] » Mr. Mayor, our last speaker is Susie

[1:05:59] Robinson.

[1:06:02] » Hello. Good evening.

[1:06:04] >> You also know the drill. You state your

[1:06:06] » You also know the drill. You state your

[1:06:06] name and address.

[1:06:10] » My name is uh Susie Robinson and um I

[1:06:13] reside at 15th Street North, unit 210

[1:06:16] here in Nampa. And uh I've got a real

[1:06:20] surprise for you. I used to be uh in

[1:06:22] management, General Motors Corporation.

[1:06:25] And so I sent this off via YouTube to

[1:06:29] the uh CEO of GM and the CEO of Ford

[1:06:33] Motor Company,

[1:06:36] chairman, executives, and partners of

[1:06:38] General Motor and Ford Motor Company.

[1:06:40] Thank you for your opportunity to speak

[1:06:42] with you today. You lead two of the most

[1:06:45] iconic companies in American history.

[1:06:48] companies built on innovative resilience

[1:06:50] and commitment to American workers.

[1:06:52] Today I want to talk about a place that

[1:06:54] shares those same values and and why NA

[1:06:57] Idaho should be your next home for auto

[1:06:59] manufacturing. And by the way, they are

[1:07:01] building new plants this year. Nampa

[1:07:04] offers something increasingly rare in

[1:07:06] today's economy, a business climate that

[1:07:09] works with you, not against you. Idaho

[1:07:12] consistently ranks among the most

[1:07:14] businessfriendly states in the nation.

[1:07:17] Regulations are clear, predictable, and

[1:07:20] efficient. Local government moves at the

[1:07:22] speed of business, not bureaucracy. When

[1:07:25] you invest here, you gain certainty, and

[1:07:28] certainty is critical for long-term

[1:07:30] manufacturing success. [snorts] But

[1:07:33] business climate is only part of the

[1:07:35] story. Nampa sits at the crossroads of

[1:07:37] the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West,

[1:07:40] providing strong access to major

[1:07:42] highways, rail lines, and western ports.

[1:07:46] That means efficient supply chains,

[1:07:48] faster distribution, and reduced

[1:07:50] logistics costs advantages that directly

[1:07:53] impact your bottom line. Just as

[1:07:56] important is our workforce. Non the

[1:07:58] Treasure Valley are home to a growing

[1:08:00] skilled, loyal labor pool. This is a

[1:08:03] community that values craftsmanship,

[1:08:06] technical excellence, and long-term

[1:08:08] careers. Local colleges and training

[1:08:11] programs stand ready to partner with you

[1:08:13] to build a pipeline of talented tailored

[1:08:16] specific to modern automotive

[1:08:18] manufacturing from advanced assembly to

[1:08:21] electric vehicle technology. We are not

[1:08:24] just inviting you to build plants. We

[1:08:26] are offering a partnership to

[1:08:28] demonstrate that commitment. The city of

[1:08:30] Napa

[1:08:31] may be prepared to offer a 10-year tax

[1:08:34] abatement for new auto manufacturing

[1:08:36] facilities.

[1:08:38] This incentive reduces upfront risks,

[1:08:41] accelerates return on investment, and

[1:08:44] allows you to deploy capital where it

[1:08:46] matters most, innovation, workers, and

[1:08:48] growth. And in return, we gain jobs,

[1:08:51] economic vitality, and a shared future.

[1:08:54] This is not a short-term play. It is a

[1:08:56] long-term vision. A vision where General

[1:08:59] Motors and Ford expand American

[1:09:01] manufacturing, where Napa becomes a hub

[1:09:03] of automotive excellence, and where

[1:09:05] together we build vehicles and an

[1:09:07] economy ready for the future. Chairman,

[1:09:10] the opportunity is here. The climate is

[1:09:13] right. The partnership is ready. Let's

[1:09:15] build the next chapter of American auto

[1:09:17] manufacturers together in Nampa, Idaho.

[1:09:20] Thank you, city of Nampa.

[1:09:24] >> Thank you.

[1:09:24] » Thank you.

[1:09:24] >> Not my job, but I'm going to do it

[1:09:26] » Not my job, but I'm going to do it

[1:09:26] anyway.

[1:09:28] Thank you for your comments. I'm almost

[1:09:29] tempted to ask the audience by a show of

[1:09:31] hands who's a GM or who's a Ford family,

[1:09:34] but I will I'm afraid you did include GM

[1:09:36] and Ford in your comments. And uh we

[1:09:38] certainly do wish and long for continued

[1:09:41] economic investment in our community.

[1:09:42] Thank you for your comments.

[1:09:43] >> Yeah.

[1:09:44] » Yeah.

[1:09:44] >> Yeah.

[1:09:47] » Yeah.

[1:09:47] Okay. Clerk, do we have any other people

[1:09:49] signed up?

[1:09:50] >> No, Mr. Mayor.

[1:09:51] » No, Mr. Mayor.

[1:09:51] >> Okay. I I do believe the mayor can

[1:09:53] » Okay. I I do believe the mayor can

[1:09:53] extend a courtesy to the audience if

[1:09:55] anyone intended to speak

[1:09:58] without discretion. Okay. Did anyone

[1:10:00] wish to speak tonight that did not sign

[1:10:03] up who would like to have three minutes

[1:10:05] to address matter of relevant to our

[1:10:08] attention?

[1:10:10] Okay. Going once, going twice.

[1:10:13] >> Um we will move on from public forum and

[1:10:17] » Um we will move on from public forum and

[1:10:17] thank you again uh to Justin Susie for

[1:10:20] your comments. There are no public

[1:10:22] hearings tonight.

[1:10:24] So we are kind of the final lap in our

[1:10:27] agenda and moving to unfinished

[1:10:28] business. Uh the first item of

[1:10:31] unfinished business 91 is an action item

[1:10:34] to authorize mayor to sign resolution

[1:10:36] for a comprehensive plan text amendment

[1:10:38] amending a table of contents in chapters

[1:10:40] four, five, and eight of the Nampa 2040

[1:10:42] comprehensive plan for the purpose of

[1:10:45] redefining the downtown Nampa core for

[1:10:47] the city of Nampa.

[1:10:52] would entertain a motion to

[1:10:53] >> under suspension of rules

[1:10:55] » under suspension of rules

[1:10:55] >> or no resolution.

[1:10:56] » or no resolution.

[1:10:56] >> So move resolution.

[1:10:58] » So move resolution.

[1:10:58] >> Okay, we have a motion and a second.

[1:11:01] » Okay, we have a motion and a second.

[1:11:01] All

[1:11:01] >> in favor? No.

[1:11:02] » in favor? No.

[1:11:02] >> No. Roll call. Sorry. Clerk will do roll

[1:11:04] » No. Roll call. Sorry. Clerk will do roll

[1:11:04] call.

[1:11:05] >> Scog.

[1:11:06] » Scog.

[1:11:06] >> Yes.

[1:11:07] » Yes.

[1:11:07] >> Bills,

[1:11:07] » Bills,

[1:11:07] >> yes.

[1:11:08] » yes.

[1:11:08] >> Reynolds,

[1:11:09] » Reynolds,

[1:11:09] >> yes.

[1:11:09] » yes.

[1:11:09] >> Rodriguez,

[1:11:10] » Rodriguez,

[1:11:10] >> no.

[1:11:11] » no.

[1:11:11] >> Angula,

[1:11:12] » Angula,

[1:11:12] >> yes.

[1:11:13] » yes.

[1:11:13] >> Griffin,

[1:11:13] » Griffin,

[1:11:13] >> yes.

[1:11:14] » yes.

[1:11:14] >> Five in favor, one opposed. Motion

[1:11:15] » Five in favor, one opposed. Motion

[1:11:16] carries.

[1:11:18] >> Great. We move into 92. This will be a

[1:11:21] » Great. We move into 92. This will be a

[1:11:21] to be requested to pass under suspension

[1:11:23] of rules. This is a first reading of

[1:11:25] ordinance and approval of publication of

[1:11:26] ordinance summary for zoning text

[1:11:28] amendment to change various chapters and

[1:11:30] sections of title 10 where downtown uh

[1:11:33] DBD or DH is referenced and CN needs to

[1:11:37] be added for new formed districts. City

[1:11:40] of Napa.

[1:11:41] >> An ordinance to the city of Napa, Canyon

[1:11:43] » An ordinance to the city of Napa, Canyon

[1:11:43] County, Idaho, amending Napa City Code

[1:11:45] Title 10, Chapter 1 10-1-2D,

[1:11:48] Architecture and Buildings definitions.

[1:11:51] References to the DB, DV, and DH zones.

[1:11:54] Landscaping description. Chapter 3,

[1:11:57] remove references to the DB, DVB, and DH

[1:11:59] zones and replace with a CN zone.

[1:12:02] Chapter 4, 10-4-3, Property Dimensional,

[1:12:05] and bulk requirements. Repeal and

[1:12:07] replace entire chapter 15 with the new

[1:12:09] CN district form base code. Chapter 16,

[1:12:12] setback chart footnote. Chapter 22,

[1:12:15] remove DH zone and replace with CN zone.

[1:12:18] Chapter 28, remove DH zone and replace

[1:12:20] with CN zone. Chapter 33, add

[1:12:22] landscaping description and footnotes to

[1:12:24] buffer width chart. Chapter 34, remove

[1:12:27] references to the DB, DBV, and DH zones

[1:12:30] and replace with CN zone in accordance

[1:12:32] with Idaho code section 50-903 and city

[1:12:35] code 10-2-3D

[1:12:37] providing for an effective date

[1:12:39] providing for severability and repealing

[1:12:41] all ordinances, resolutions, orders, and

[1:12:42] parts thereof in conflict here with

[1:12:45] >> Mayor. I move to approve under

[1:12:46] » Mayor. I move to approve under

[1:12:46] suspension rules.

[1:12:47] >> Second.

[1:12:49] » Second.

[1:12:49] >> Okay, have a motion and a second. This

[1:12:51] » Okay, have a motion and a second. This

[1:12:51] also is a roll call.

[1:12:53] >> Skogg,

[1:12:54] » Skogg,

[1:12:54] >> yes. Jingula,

[1:12:55] » yes. Jingula,

[1:12:55] >> yes.

[1:12:55] » yes.

[1:12:56] >> Bills,

[1:12:56] » Bills,

[1:12:56] >> yes.

[1:12:57] » yes.

[1:12:57] >> Rodriguez,

[1:12:58] » Rodriguez,

[1:12:58] >> no.

[1:12:59] » no.

[1:12:59] >> Reynolds,

[1:13:00] » Reynolds,

[1:13:00] >> yes.

[1:13:00] » yes.

[1:13:00] >> Griffin,

[1:13:01] » Griffin,

[1:13:01] >> yes.

[1:13:02] » yes.

[1:13:02] >> Five in favor, one opposed. Motion

[1:13:03] » Five in favor, one opposed. Motion

[1:13:03] carries.

[1:13:05] >> Okay. Moving to 93. This is the first

[1:13:08] » Okay. Moving to 93. This is the first

[1:13:08] reading of ordinance for zoning map

[1:13:10] amendment to change zoning designations

[1:13:11] from downtown historic to central Nampa

[1:13:15] and downtown village to gateway business

[1:13:18] and downtown business to gateway

[1:13:20] business zoning districts for the city

[1:13:21] of Nampa.

[1:13:24] request.

[1:13:25] >> This is also requested to pass under

[1:13:26] » This is also requested to pass under

[1:13:26] suspension of rules. Thank you. And of

[1:13:29] the city of Nampa, Idaho, determined

[1:13:30] that certain lands commonly known as the

[1:13:32] areas in Nampa zoned as DB Downtown

[1:13:34] Business, DV Downtown Village, and DH

[1:13:36] Downtown historic should be reszoned

[1:13:38] from DB Downtown Business to GB1 Gateway

[1:13:41] Business. from DV Downtown Village to

[1:13:44] GB2 Gateway Business. from DH downtown

[1:13:48] historic to CN Central Nampa, declaring

[1:13:51] said lands by description as described

[1:13:52] below to be a part of the city of Nampa,

[1:13:54] determining that said resoning is in the

[1:13:56] best interest of the public and

[1:13:57] consistent with the comprehensive plan,

[1:13:59] directing the city engineer and the

[1:14:00] planning and zoning director to add said

[1:14:02] property to the official zoning maps of

[1:14:04] the city of Nampa and to designate said

[1:14:06] property as GB1, Gateway Business, GB2,

[1:14:09] Gateway Business, and CN Central Nampa

[1:14:12] on the official zoning map and other

[1:14:13] area maps of the city providing for

[1:14:15] conditions of approval. providing for

[1:14:17] recommendation, providing for

[1:14:18] severability, providing an effective

[1:14:20] date, and repealing all ordinances,

[1:14:21] resolutions, orders, or parts thereof in

[1:14:23] conflict here with.

[1:14:24] >> Mary, I make a motion to pass under

[1:14:26] » Mary, I make a motion to pass under

[1:14:26] suspension of rules.

[1:14:27] >> Second.

[1:14:28] » Second.

[1:14:28] >> All right, we have a motion and second.

[1:14:30] » All right, we have a motion and second.

[1:14:30] We'll move the roll call.

[1:14:31] >> Scog,

[1:14:32] » Scog,

[1:14:32] >> yes.

[1:14:33] » yes.

[1:14:33] >> Bills,

[1:14:33] » Bills,

[1:14:34] >> yes.

[1:14:34] » yes.

[1:14:34] >> Rodriguez,

[1:14:35] » Rodriguez,

[1:14:35] >> yes.

[1:14:36] » yes.

[1:14:36] >> Griffin,

[1:14:37] » Griffin,

[1:14:37] >> yes.

[1:14:38] » yes.

[1:14:38] >> Reynolds,

[1:14:38] » Reynolds,

[1:14:38] >> yes.

[1:14:39] » yes.

[1:14:39] >> Jingula,

[1:14:39] » Jingula,

[1:14:40] >> yes.

[1:14:40] » yes.

[1:14:40] >> All in favor? Motion carries.

[1:14:43] » All in favor? Motion carries.

[1:14:43] I have to read all that.

[1:14:45] >> All right, we are rounding out and

[1:14:47] » All right, we are rounding out and

[1:14:47] closing with 94.

[1:14:50] This [clears throat] is an action item.

[1:14:52] This also is requested to pass under

[1:14:53] suspension of rules. It's a first

[1:14:55] reading of ordinance for development

[1:14:56] agreement modification at the Nampa

[1:14:59] Gateway Center, now referred to as the

[1:15:01] Sugar District, modifying ordinance

[1:15:03] number 4661,

[1:15:05] instrument number 2022-018840

[1:15:10] in order to revise the concept plan and

[1:15:13] eliminate the cap of 750,000 square foot

[1:15:16] of building area for 14 parcels

[1:15:19] addressed as 0

[1:15:21] 4975,

[1:15:24] 5075 comma and 5175

[1:15:28] East Commerce Street as well as 1200

[1:15:32] 1260

[1:15:34] 1510 North Happy Valley Road

[1:15:38] as well as 0 Stam Lane

[1:15:41] and 1406

[1:15:43] 1250 and 1232 North Galleria Drive

[1:15:49] 0 comma 0 comma 0 Happy Valley Road for

[1:15:53] Jeffrey Pre Wardle of Clark Wardle LLP

[1:15:55] representing multiple owners. This is

[1:15:57] also requested to pass under suspension

[1:15:59] rules. and of the city of Napa, Idaho,

[1:16:01] approving a modified development

[1:16:03] agreement with Casey Gardner Company LC,

[1:16:05] a Utah limited liability company

[1:16:07] together with its affiliated entities,

[1:16:10] Gardener Napa Gateway LC G&G, Gardener

[1:16:13] Napa Gateway East LC G&G East, V7 Napa

[1:16:17] GHLC V7, V8 NAPA GHLC V8, Nampa Hotel

[1:16:22] Partners LLC, a Utah Limited Liability

[1:16:25] Company Hotel, and NPA Gateway Office 1

[1:16:29] LC a Utah limited liability company

[1:16:31] office. Casey Gardner Company LC and its

[1:16:34] affiliated entities are collectively

[1:16:36] referenced hereafter as gardener

[1:16:38] modifying the development agreement

[1:16:40] contained in Napa City ordinance number

[1:16:42] 4661 to change the agreement term number

[1:16:45] four to revise a concept plan and modify

[1:16:48] certain conditions of approval providing

[1:16:50] for an effective date providing for

[1:16:51] severability and repealing all

[1:16:52] ordinances resolutions orders and parts

[1:16:54] thereof in conflict here with

[1:16:58] >> Mayor I move this pass under suspension

[1:16:59] » Mayor I move this pass under suspension

[1:16:59] of rules second. All right, we have a

[1:17:02] motion and a second. And our final roll

[1:17:04] call.

[1:17:05] >> No, we have one more.

[1:17:06] » No, we have one more.

[1:17:06] >> Oh, we have one more.

[1:17:08] » Oh, we have one more.

[1:17:08] >> Skogg?

[1:17:09] » Skogg?

[1:17:09] >> Yes.

[1:17:10] » Yes.

[1:17:10] >> Jingula?

[1:17:10] » Jingula?

[1:17:10] >> Yes.

[1:17:11] » Yes.

[1:17:11] >> Rodriguez?

[1:17:12] » Rodriguez?

[1:17:12] >> Yes.

[1:17:13] » Yes.

[1:17:13] >> Griffin?

[1:17:13] » Griffin?

[1:17:14] >> Yes.

[1:17:14] » Yes.

[1:17:14] >> Bills?

[1:17:15] » Bills?

[1:17:15] >> Yes.

[1:17:15] » Yes.

[1:17:15] >> Reynolds?

[1:17:16] » Reynolds?

[1:17:16] >> Yes.

[1:17:16] » Yes.

[1:17:16] >> All in favor? Motion carries.

[1:17:19] » All in favor? Motion carries.

[1:17:19] >> Sorry. Psych. Uh, I I didn't turn the

[1:17:21] » Sorry. Psych. Uh, I I didn't turn the

[1:17:21] page. We have a 95. Um,

[1:17:25] all right. I will be careful. There is

[1:17:28] no additional page. This is the final um

[1:17:30] item. This is also um an action item for

[1:17:34] the first reading of ordinance for

[1:17:35] zoning map amendment from BN which is

[1:17:37] neighborhood business to BC which is

[1:17:39] community business zoning district and

[1:17:41] development agreement modification to

[1:17:43] revise certain zoning language and

[1:17:45] ordinance 4862

[1:17:47] instrument number 2025-018087

[1:17:52] on 3.46 46 acres in portions of three

[1:17:55] parcels addressed as 2321 Sunny Ridge

[1:17:59] Road 0 and 617 East Greenhurst Road for

[1:18:04] Sunny Acre Partners LLC.

[1:18:10] » This is requested to pass under

[1:18:11] suspension of rules. Endurance of the

[1:18:13] city of Napa, Idaho, determining that

[1:18:15] certain lands commonly known as 2321

[1:18:18] Sunny Ridge Road 0 and 617 East

[1:18:21] Greenhurst Road, parcels number

[1:18:23] R2016201400

[1:18:25] 0, R20162000

[1:18:28] 0 and R2162120

[1:18:33] 0 located in a portion of lot 3 in a

[1:18:35] selin subdivision situated in the east

[1:18:38] 1/2 of the northwest 1/4 of section 3,

[1:18:41] township 2 North Range 2 West Boise

[1:18:44] Meridian, City of Napa, Canyon County,

[1:18:46] Idaho, totaling 3.455 acres more or less

[1:18:50] is currently zoned BN neighborhood

[1:18:52] business in the limits of the city of

[1:18:53] Napa, Canyon County, state of Idaho. And

[1:18:55] that said land should be reszoned BC

[1:18:57] community business zoning district on

[1:18:59] 3.455 acres more or less declaring said

[1:19:02] lands by proper legal description as

[1:19:04] described below to be a part of the city

[1:19:06] of Nampa. determining that said

[1:19:07] reszoning is the best interest of the

[1:19:09] public and consistent with the

[1:19:10] comprehensive plan, directing the city

[1:19:12] engineer and the planning and zoning

[1:19:13] director to add said property to the

[1:19:15] official zoning maps of the city of Napa

[1:19:18] and to designate said property as BC

[1:19:20] community business on the official

[1:19:21] zoning map and other area maps of the

[1:19:23] city, providing for conditions of

[1:19:25] approval, providing for recordation

[1:19:27] subject to the terms of that certain

[1:19:28] development agreement between the

[1:19:30] applicant and the city. providing for

[1:19:31] severability, providing effective date,

[1:19:33] repealing all ordinances, resolutions,

[1:19:35] orders, or parts thereof in conflict

[1:19:37] here with, and directing the city clerk

[1:19:39] to file certified copy of the ordinance,

[1:19:41] and the map of the area to be reszoned

[1:19:43] with the Canon County State of Idaho and

[1:19:44] the Idaho State Tax Commission pursuing

[1:19:46] to Idaho Code section 63-215.

[1:19:50] >> Mayor, I move to approve under the

[1:19:51] » Mayor, I move to approve under the

[1:19:51] suspension of rules.

[1:19:52] >> Second.

[1:19:54] » Second.

[1:19:54] >> Right. We have a motion and a second and

[1:19:57] » Right. We have a motion and a second and

[1:19:57] clerk will call RO.

[1:19:59] >> Scog. Yes. Bills

[1:20:01] » Scog. Yes. Bills

[1:20:01] >> abstain.

[1:20:04] » Abstain.

[1:20:05] >> Thank you.

[1:20:07] » Thank you.

[1:20:07] >> Reynolds,

[1:20:07] » Reynolds,

[1:20:07] >> yes.

[1:20:08] » yes.

[1:20:08] >> Rodriguez,

[1:20:09] » Rodriguez,

[1:20:09] >> yes.

[1:20:09] » yes.

[1:20:09] >> Jenula,

[1:20:10] » Jenula,

[1:20:10] >> yes.

[1:20:11] » yes.

[1:20:11] >> Griffin,

[1:20:11] » Griffin,

[1:20:11] >> yes.

[1:20:11] » yes.

[1:20:12] >> All in favor? Motion carries.

[1:20:15] » All in favor? Motion carries.

[1:20:15] >> Okay. Well, that concludes our meeting

[1:20:18] » Okay. Well, that concludes our meeting

[1:20:18] this evening. Um

[1:20:21] with uh the roll call on a motion for

[1:20:25] adjournment.

[1:20:25] >> We do a motion.

[1:20:27] » We do a motion.

[1:20:27] >> Okay. Who would like to make a motion to

[1:20:28] » Okay. Who would like to make a motion to

[1:20:28] adjurnn?

[1:20:29] >> Moved. Second.

[1:20:30] » Moved. Second.

[1:20:30] >> Okay, very good. Thank you. Thanks for

[1:20:31] » Okay, very good. Thank you. Thanks for

[1:20:32] the reminder. And this is an all in

[1:20:33] favor.

[1:20:34] >> Yes.

[1:20:34] » Yes.

[1:20:34] >> All in favor?

[1:20:35] » All in favor?

[1:20:35] >> I.

[1:20:35] » I.

[1:20:35] >> All right. All right. We're done. Thank

[1:20:37] » All right. All right. We're done. Thank

[1:20:37] you. [laughter]

[1:20:39] >> [applause]

January 5, 2026 - Regular Council Meeting

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