test test. Okay, I think we're there.
Thank you.
» Good evening.
It's 5:02 and it's time to get started
and we certainly have a large group here
this evening. Um, thank you to our
community for showing up, for being
present, and uh, thank you for your
engagement in this very important
political process that we're walking
through tonight. It's uh I am so
thankful and grateful that we live in
the United States of America, that we
have the opportunity to elect officials,
that we have the opportunity to come
together and work together collectively
for the betterment of our city. And um
I'm extremely thankful um for what we're
doing tonight. And I look forward to the
transition with our new mayor. and uh
I'm excited for his leadership and for
council. We have a new council member
and as we move forward so just thank you
all for being here this evening and
being a part of this process. We do have
a tradition here and that is that we
open in prayer and I've asked if I could
open in prayer tonight. So let's stand
and we'll say the prayer.
Lord, I thank you for this community of
Nampa.
Lord, I thank you that we serve a
sovereign God that knows all things and
that you had a plan and have a plan for
this community.
I thank you, Lord, for the founding
fathers of this community, even Duffus
that called Nampa the new Jerusalem back
in the day.
Lord, we haven't been a perfect
community,
but Lord, we have held fast to that
foundation of faith. I know in in you
and the church before that that was a
part of the foundation in this
community.
Lord, the people that have stood fast in
our community. I thank you for the
spiritual leaders in the community of
Nampa that guide and direct. I thank you
for the people here that uh serve one
another and that have a heart for our
community. So Lord, as we move forward
into 2026, this new year, I ask God that
your hand would be upon the community of
Nampa,
that your covering would be here, Lord.
That we would be a safe community where
people prosper, Lord. that um you would
protect our police, that you would guide
the hands of the leadership, our mayor
and our council. I ask God that you
would give them wisdom and insight in
how to take this city forward. I thank
you for them and their service. Lord, we
invite you to come and lead. And I thank
you, Father, for this city. The words
behind me that say in God we trust.
Lord, it is in you that we trust. Thank
you father in Jesus name. Amen.
>> Let's say the pledge.
» Let's say the pledge.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the
republic for which it stands. One nation
indivisible with liberty and justice for
all.
» Thank you.
Okay. Roll call.
>> Rodriguez.
» Rodriguez.
[snorts]
here.
>> Jingula
» Jingula
>> here.
» here.
>> Bills
» Bills
>> here.
» here.
>> Reynolds
» Reynolds
>> here.
» here.
>> Hfield
» Hfield
>> here.
» here.
>> Griffin
» Griffin
>> here.
» here.
>> All present.
» All present.
>> So um as our council is aware, we're
» So um as our council is aware, we're
kind of broken into two segments
tonight. The first segment is where we
approve we adopt the agenda um and then
approve the minutes and then we will
adjourn and sign a die and then we'll
come back. So, we have a couple uh
sections, but I would ask if there are
any proposed amendments to the agenda.
>> Madame Mayor,
» Madame Mayor,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Um I ask that we pull um action item 52
» Um I ask that we pull um action item 52
and 53 off of the agenda and we'll we'll
bring those back on a date certain of
January 15th.
>> Second.
» Second.
>> It's been moved and seconded. Is there
» It's been moved and seconded. Is there
any discussion?
>> Roll call.
» Roll call.
>> Was there a motion? I I'm sorry. You
» Was there a motion? I I'm sorry. You
would think after eight years, you would
think I would have this down. Okay, so
let me think about this. You've asked
that it be amended. Does there need to
be a motion, though?
>> That was the motion.
» That was the motion.
>> That was the motion. And you're saying
» That was the motion. And you're saying
and she seconded it. And so
>> so if the
» so if the
>> All in favor?
» All in favor?
>> So proposed amendments. Now you're
» So proposed amendments. Now you're
asking for the adoption of the agenda as
amended.
>> Yes. So that was your motion.
» Yes. So that was your motion.
>> Okay, that was your second. All in
» Okay, that was your second. All in
favor? I
>> thank you. Okay. Now the next item on
» thank you. Okay. Now the next item on
the agenda is the approval of minutes.
>> So moved.
» So moved.
>> Second.
» Second.
>> It's been moved and seconded. Is there
» It's been moved and seconded. Is there
any discussion? All in favor?
>> I.
» I.
>> Okay. So before we adjourn um siny die,
» Okay. So before we adjourn um siny die,
I wanted to make just a couple comments.
Um before we step down and move on with
our day. And I just wanted to make a few
comments about what a privilege and
honor it has been to serve this
community. Um, I've had so many um,
wonderful comments, remarks. Um, and I
just wanted to say thank you to the
community. Thank you. And many of you
are here and many others that I don't
get to thank in person just to say thank
you. Thank you for the kind words and
the encouragement. It's been um, it's
been a tremendous honor.
I also want to say um, it's been a
privilege and honor to not only serve
but to work alongside an amazing team of
people. the employees here at the city
of Nampa that are serving our community
every day and this city council.
I was pondering it this weekend and in a
nation that has grown to distrust
government and where sometimes
leadership is self-seeking and more
interested in power and position than
service. My desire has been to serve our
community. And as I've said many times,
it's not about me, it's about we working
together.
Our core values in the city of
integrity, stewardship, and teamwork
have been at the forefront of the work
of the city these last eight years.
I am so proud of our team that serves
faithfully. Sometimes it's with
accusation, lack of appreciation, but
the employees and the city council get
up every day to come serve. And I just
want to say thank you. It has been such
an honor and privilege to work aside
alongside you all. City Council, thank
you for your willingness to serve the
citizens of Nampa. You don't do it for
pay, that's for sure.
You give countless hours to this
community.
I appreciate it greatly.
Councilman Haverfield, you served as
council president. Thank you for that
leadership. I appreciated that.
Councilman Reynolds, you have served for
the last I'm not sure how many years
now, two years as council president, and
it has been a joy to work with you.
Thank you for the time and the effort
that you both have given to this city.
As we look to the future, I pray that
our council will lead the city of Nampa
with wisdom, holding fast to integrity
and stewardship, and that you will
continue to watch over Nampa, ensuring
that we leave the next generation, a
city that we can be proud of. I want to
say thank you to you and Doug Racine, I
want to say thank you to you publicly
because you have been the watchdog over
the finances of this city.
Thank you for that. Thank you for your
faithfulness and your stewardship as you
have guided us. It's been very
important. So, I wish our new mayor Rick
Hogabo the best. He is going to be an
excellent mayor and I know that we as
the city of Nampa with our council
members and with our new leadership are
going to be in good hands and with the
team that is currently in place. The
leadership of all the departments across
the city and I'm not going to name them
as they all know. I said I wouldn't do
that this morning and then I did and so
it takes a long time but thank you to
all the employees of the city and I look
forward to what the future has to hold.
So, thank you for giving me the
opportunity to serve you. Thank you very
much.
And
[applause]
with that, I would stand for a motion to
adjourn. Siny die.
>> So moved.
» So moved.
>> Second.
» Second.
>> All in favor?
» All in favor?
>> I. At this time, there is going to be a
» I. At this time, there is going to be a
recognition of our outgoing officials.
And uh we're going to start with uh
Councilman Havfield. And so I'm going to
read I I've got a presentation and we'll
go down in just a minute, but I want to
read from here so that I can face the
people versus having my back uh to them.
So, Councilman Havfield, on behalf of
myself and your fellow city council
members, we wanted to take this
opportunity to express our deepest
appreciation for your remarkable service
to this Nampa City Council over the past
12 years. As the longest serving public
official in Nampa, your commitment to
our community has been fully has been
exemplary.
Since you first took your seat on the
council, you have been a steadfast
advocate for Nampa and its residents.
Your vision for Nampa, particularly your
focus on fiscal responsibility and urban
renewal, has significantly contributed
to our city's growth and success. Your
commitment extended beyond the city
council. You've served on numerous
committees and boards including the
Nampa Development Corporation, the
Impact Fee Advisory Committee,
Transportation Advisory Committee, the
Airport Commission, the Compass Board,
the Planning and Zoning Commission. Your
contributions to these various
organizations have further solidified
the foundation of Nampa's continued
growth and prosperity.
Your legacy of service will continue to
inspire those who follow in your
footsteps. As you move on to new
adventures, please take with you the
knowledge that you have made a positive
impact on the lives of many Nampa
residents. Thank you once again for your
service. Best wishes for your future
endeavors. You will be missed. We pray
that you reflect on your years of
service with the Nampa City Council with
fond memories. some of them hard but
fond memories and may this new chapter
of life be filled with time with loved
ones, with laughter, new memories, and
may God bless you and your family. Thank
you. So, we have something down. Do you
want to talk before you go down? It'll
be easier from here.
>> Sure. Thank you, Mayor.
» Sure. Thank you, Mayor.
>> Uh very kind words. Um,
» Uh very kind words. Um,
as I look around the room, uh, 12 years
ago when I was challenged to run for
office, um, it it was not something that
I had ever prepared myself for. Uh, but
God had a plan. And, uh, 12 years later,
I'm stepping away and I'll be a footnote
along with uh, all the people that I've
served with over the years. And you
know, it's it's been a tremendously re
rewarding opportunity to serve with such
uh you know, good people that have uh
the heart of God as far as in their
hearts. And uh my one challenge for this
council will be to keep that one thing
the main thing, and that's in God we
trust. But I want to thank my wife Lori.
She's here. uh she's put up with me
being gone late nights, early mornings
uh for the last 12 years and prior to
that for almost 20 years being a coach.
Um so I don't know how I was able to
hold that or we were able to hold it
together, but we have plans. We've got
three vacations already planned. Uh
and an RV to to take. Uh one of those
trips will be to Hawaii, though I have a
project there that um it's uh it'll be a
business trip. So, uh, it's been a
wonderful opportunity and an honor to
serve with, uh, with this group of
people with two mayors and almost 20
council members. And then I look around
the room, um, two fire or three fire
chiefs, two police chiefs, um, two
treasurers. I mean, it's been fun to see
the transition and how it's stayed
unified. And that's what's been a key to
me that, uh, we've done things right.
and uh I just thank God for that. So
again, keep that one thing the main
thing as you go forward and I challenge
the council to do the same. Thank you.
>> Thank you. [applause]
I think we're all [applause]
we'll go down and
we'll do the other stuff.
» [applause]
[applause]
» You even had Natalie in your background,
Randy. That's really nice. [laughter]
>> Yes, Councilman. You're not off the hook
» Yes, Councilman. You're not off the hook
yet. Um, I am here with a gift. Um, we
met, you heard, um, 12 years with Nampa
Development Corporation and I had the
privilege of being able to as the
secretary and back as the assistant
director to work with Councilman
Haverfield on NDC and with the arts and
historic preservation and it was a
pleasure. We appreciated your insight
and your ability to ask card questions
that time. So, thank you from our
office.
>> Thank you.
» Thank you.
>> [applause]
» I was told my friends at PD and fire had
things as well.
» I was like, are you
» you come up here, but
>> they're on the city's pay right now.
» they're on the city's pay right now.
>> Right. Right. [laughter]
So, as these uh folks are coming up,
Councilman Hverfeld, I just wanted to
take a minute. So, this is the command
staff for the police department. So, we
represent each division within the
police department. So, you have the
lieutenants, the captains, the deputy
chief, and myself. So, uh we just wanted
to present you with a city flag um on
behalf of Nampa Police Department and to
thank you uh as a council member. you
were a a good friend. Uh but you asked a
lot of questions. But I knew that if we
were able to uh you know talk to you and
get our point across, a yes was a yes
and a no was a no. So that's one thing
I've always appreciated about you is
your integrity and your your commitment
to the decisions that you make. Uh even
if we don't always agree with them, I
appreciate those angles that you take
and the uh the steadfastness that you
had in decisions. So, uh, again, I'm one
of the second police chiefs that you've
had and I've certainly enjoyed my time
in this position and a lot of that is
because of you and the time that you've
been on the council. So, really
appreciate the 12 years that you've
given to the city of Nampa. Good luck.
And if you have room on the Hawaii trip,
I'm I'm available.
>> Personal protection.
» Personal protection.
>> Personal protection. So, anyway, I just
» Personal protection. So, anyway, I just
want to thank you. So, appreciate you
very much. [applause]
Thank you.
» Okay, you can see
the flag.
[laughter]
» Oh, there it is.
>> All right. Uh, Councilman Hammerfield or
» All right. Uh, Councilman Hammerfield or
Randy now?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Yeah. Um I don't think everyone realizes
» Yeah. Um I don't think everyone realizes
um you're a very select number of people
in this world. Not very many people have
uh taken the opportunity and the risk to
become a leader in in their city. And
when you look at that overall um I
started doing the years and you've
almost spent uh I would say a quarter of
your life uh just in council and then
you add in coaching and over half of
your life along with your wife has been
investing in this community. And so
whether it was the kids you coached or
or the leadership you provided here, uh
for sure your fingerprint is on this
community for for forever. And so I just
wanted to read this letter from the fire
department.
Dear Coun Council member Howfield, on
behalf of the Nampa Fire Protection
District, we extend our deepest
appreciation for your 12 years of
dedicated service to the city of Nampa
and its residents.
Your commitment to thoughtful
leadership, responsible stewardship, and
collaborative problem solving has helped
shape Nampa into the vibrant and
thriving city it is today. Throughout
your tenure, you have consistently
demonstrated integrity, professionalism,
and genuine care for the people of this
community. Your contributions, both seen
and unseen, have made lasting impact.
Whether through policy decisions,
advocacy, or countless hours spent
listening, guiding, and supporting
community initiatives, your influence
has strengthened the foundation upon
which Nampa continues to grow. Thank you
for your vision, your passion for public
service, and your unwavering dedication
over the past 12 years. Your work has
left a meaningful mark, and the city of
Nampa is better because of you. With
sincere appreciation, the Nampa Fire
Department
[applause]
» [applause]
>> Thank you.
» Thank you.
>> You bet.
» You bet.
>> Thank you so much.
» Thank you so much.
>> Yeah. Mayor, I don't know what's next. I
» Yeah. Mayor, I don't know what's next. I
didn't give I don't I had an agenda.
[laughter]
» Madame Mayor, I it's still Madame Mayor.
So, [laughter]
um, it probably always will be. I think
some of the departments from the city
have some things they would like to
present to you. And, um, is there other
individuals? Maybe Chief Huff has a trip
to Hawaii or something to give you. I
don't know. But if he doesn't, he
should.
» What do I do?
>> Well, [laughter]
» Well, [laughter]
I think you've got a lot of things that
are coming. So, maybe we'll start if
Crystal, if you want to.
Absolutely, [clears throat] Mayor
Clling. This it's pretty honorary for
anytime we have a retirement in
transportation to gift them with a sign
of honor. We'd like to sign the back.
This is from all of us at public works
and the traffic division specifically.
Thank you for everything that you've
done for us. [snorts]
[applause]
from the mayor's office. Clay had this
great idea to create a framed um
[clears throat] kind of office door, if
you will. And behind it at the um at the
where were we at? The Chamber of
Commerce, some folks signed this card.
So, I built this frame and I think the
frame I wanted it to resemble Kansas and
Idaho. So, it's kind of farmhouse
rugged, right? So, yeah. From the
mayor's office. So, I don't know if you
want to wear it like a, you know,
>> it's [laughter] kind of heavy.
» it's [laughter] kind of heavy.
>> Yeah.
» Yeah.
>> So, thank you, Mayor. [applause]
» And one of the things that the mayor had
talked about was uh everyone's signature
on one of her letterheads. So we got all
the directors to sign and give a note to
thank you for your service and
dedication as a supervisor and leader of
the city but also from an internal side
of being the the boss for the team. So
[applause]
» but maybe we should make police wait
this time and we'll have fire go first.
[laughter]
Best for last.
» What would life be without that banter?
[laughter]
>> So, we didn't know we could bring
» So, we didn't know we could bring
everybody up. Sorry. We're going to
bring some more people up. [laughter]
» Okay. How are you?
>> For those of you who know me know that I
» For those of you who know me know that I
am a crier. So, we'll try this without
crying. Um because Mayor Clay has been
an amazing mentor to me. Um, so [snorts]
real quick, feet on the ground, right?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Okay. So, tonight we're here to honor
» Okay. So, tonight we're here to honor
someone whose leadership has shaped the
very heart of this community.
Mayor Debbie Clling, your years of
service have been marked by dedication,
compassion, and unwavering commitment to
the people of Nampa. You've led not only
with vision, but with heart. Always
putting others first, always listening,
and always guiding our city with
integrity and grace.
So, there's a saying, it's not about the
shoes you wear, it's about the steps you
take in them. And the steps you've taken
have left an enduring mark on this
community, on our neighborhoods, our
schools, our families, and every person
fortunate enough to work alongside you.
Every community needs a champion,
someone willing to stand up, step
forward, and fight for what's right. And
leadership is easy when the path is
smooth. But true leadership shows shows
itself in storms. From COVID to
unprecedented growth to the fire
department's transition to a district,
you didn't just walk through these
challenges. You helped carry this
community through them.
Because of your leadership, NP is
stronger, safer, and and better
positioned for the future.
Uh just a just a while ago, we had a
meeting and you shared with us that you
used to have a pair of brown Doc Martens
and you had wished you still had them.
Well, on behalf of the Nampa Fire
Department,
[laughter]
[applause]
we thought it was only fitting to get
you a new pair.
These aren't just shoes, a reminder of
where you started, how far you've come,
and the countless lives you've impacted
along the way. And while no one will
ever truly fill your shoes, the path
you've paved will continue to guide us
uh and those who follow. Uh now, buying
a woman an art article of clothing can
be dangerous. So, we have the receipt if
you want to go get like a trailblazing
machete or or really bright lights. Um
you're welcome. It won't hurt our
feelings, but
>> So, along with uh those shoes, we
» So, along with uh those shoes, we
present this plaque. just a small symbol
of our deep appreciation for your
service, for your leadership, the
countless ways you have inspired us. Uh,
Mayor Debbie Clay, thank you for every
step, every decision, and every moment
you devoted to making Nampa a place
we're proud to call home. Wherever your
next steps take you, may they be filled
with peace, joy, purpose, and
well-earned rest. Congratulations,
[applause]
» [applause]
>> So, here's the I won't read it because I
» So, here's the I won't read it because I
already
>> Thank you. Okay.
» Thank you. Okay.
>> Thank you. Thank you guys. Oh my
» Thank you. Thank you guys. Oh my
goodness.
>> Thank you. Thank you so much. I'm proud
» Thank you. Thank you so much. I'm proud
of you guys. Thank you. Thank you.
>> All right. So, are we supposed to do the
» All right. So, are we supposed to do the
same line where you shake your hand and
then we'll leave?
>> Yeah.
» Yeah.
>> Thanks for setting the example, Joe.
» Thanks for setting the example, Joe.
>> Appreciate you.
» Appreciate you.
>> Thank you.
Thank you.
One more.
>> One more.
[laughter]
>> Okay.
» Okay.
>> You get a hug.
» You get a hug.
>> I'll get a hug. But unlike the fire
» I'll get a hug. But unlike the fire
department, I'm not a crier. So, uh,
[laughter]
but, uh, so you know, I I really don't
know. Well, I know you are, but, uh, I
really don't know what to say because,
uh, you know, for eight years that
you've been the mayor, you've been a
phenomenal leader and a better friend.
And, uh, like I said, you've made all of
our lives easier. You've supported the
police department through and through on
everything. We've had a lot of
conversations, a lot of late night,
middle of the night calls and stuff on
things that have uh, went on. And uh I
just can't tell you how much I've
appreciated your support of me
personally and the police department as
a whole over this time. So what we want
to present with you, it's a a flag that
flew above city hall today on your last
day in office, uh a badge, some of our
challenge coins, and then a thank you
that was signed by everybody in the
police department because again, we we
appreciate you. We appreciate everything
that you've done, the sacrifices that
you've made, and the sacrifices that
your family I saw them here. uh uh the
the you know we appreciate the Clling
family like I've mentioned before. I
mean you guys have put up with a lot
having her gone and uh that's very much
appreciated for us. So you're definitely
going to be missed and thank you for
everything you've done for me and the
police department.
>> Thank you so much.
» Thank you so much.
>> Okay. Thank you.
» Okay. Thank you.
>> All right. [applause]
[applause]
Yeah.
[laughter]
Go down.
Oh, ready now.
Okay. So now we are ready for the
squaring in. Um I am would like to have
Rick Hogabone please come up here.
Sorry.
Do you solemnly swear that you will
support the Constitution of the United
States and the Constitution of the State
of Idaho and that you will faithfully
discharge the duties of mayor of the
city of Nampa according to the best of
your ability?
>> So help me God, I do.
» So help me God, I do.
>> Congratulations.
» Congratulations.
>> [applause]
» [applause]
[cheering]
[applause]
» OUR
[applause]
next office is Council District one and
that would be Debbie Scog.
Do you solemnly swear that you will
support the Constitution of the United
States and the Constitution of the State
of Idaho and that you will faithfully
discharge the duties of counselor of the
city of Nampa according to the best of
your ability?
>> So we congratulations [applause]
[applause]
Our
next office is council district 3 and
that would be David Bills.
» [laughter]
» Do you solemnly swear that you will
support the Constitution of the United
States and the Constitution of the State
of Idaho and that you will faithfully
discharge the duties of counselor of the
city of Nampa according to the best of
your ability?
Congratulations. [applause]
We are now ready for council district
five and that would be vic Victor
Rodriguez.
Do you solemnly swear that you will
support the Constitution of the United
States and the Constitution of the State
of Idaho and that you will faithfully
discharge the duties of counselor of the
city of Napa according to the best of
your ability?
>> Congratulations.
» Congratulations.
[applause]
» [applause]
» At this time, we'll take a short break
for folks to get situated. So, we'll re
reconvene in 5 minutes.
All right, we're going to uh we're going
to resume uh here in a minute. We need
two council members, I think. Oh,
there's one.
» Oh, there's she's right there. She's
doing an interview.
» Yeah.
>> Sorry.
» Sorry.
>> That's going to get so hard. Get used to
» That's going to get so hard. Get used to
not seeing the back thing.
» Oh, we're good. We're good. Um,
>> yeah.
mind
interview.
» Oh, thank
All right, we're going to uh we're going
to resume the meeting.
Thank you. Um that's fine. As as
Councilwoman Scog is coming up,
you want to do roll call first. Okay. As
they're assembling, I want to make just
a couple brief announcements. Uh there
there is a reception following with some
refreshments in the lobby. Um, we're
going to try to get through our agenda
rather quickly uh tonight. You'll notice
that it's a short agenda and a couple
items have been uh moved to uh a
workshop meeting. So, that should help
expedite um our time together and look
forward to mingling and socializing in
the lobby afterwards
with um I'm also going to exercise some
privilege here to issue my very first
proclamation um which is not agendaized.
So, I'm going to take a moment of
privilege to do that, but I think we're
going to do roll call now that
everyone's assembled. So,
» Scog
>> here, Jingula
» here, Jingula
>> here,
» here,
>> Bills
» Bills
>> here,
» here,
>> Reynolds
» Reynolds
>> here,
» here,
>> Rodriguez
» Rodriguez
>> here,
» here,
>> Griffin
» Griffin
>> here,
» here,
>> all present.
I um first off, I'm honored and humbled
to to serve as uh the mayor of Nampa and
thanks for those who've come to support
and wish me well. It means a lot to me.
Um I I do want to uh thank uh some of my
uh friends from Kenan County. I think a
few left already. Um but um it's it's
good to see the new clerk who's
following me, Jesse Resty. um and a
controller from the county, Kyle
Wilmont, and uh we had some of the
county commissioners and others present.
And I'm I'm just very much thankful for
the time that I had at the county and
look forward to serving out the city. Um
the first action, I would like to
exercise some privilege to issue my very
first proclamation as mayor and it's to
uh recognize and honor uh Mayor Clling
and Councilman Haverfield. I think both
are absent now. Um, we um I I we were
debating whether I should do it during
the recognition time, but technically I
wasn't mayor yet, so I wasn't sworn in
yet to be able to sign and issue the
proclamation. Um, but I would like to
>> I'd like to issue the formal
» I'd like to issue the formal
proclamation. Um, there's Councilman
Hfield and and Mayor Cling. So, I'm
going to read read the proclamation and
um it's only fitting to to recognize the
the two of them um as the very first
action as mayor. Okay.
Try to get through this. Whereas, Mayor
Debbie Clling has faithfully served the
city of Nampa with vision, integrity,
and steadfast leadership since 2018,
guiding the city through seasons of
growth, challenge, and transformation.
And whereas Councilman Randy Havfield
has served with distinction on the Nampa
City Council since 2014, bringing a
thoughtful voice, an architectural eye,
and a deep commitment to preserving
Nampa's character. And whereas both
Mayor Clling and Councilman Haverfield
have demonstrated an unwavering
dedication to public service, civic
responsibility, and the well-being of
Nampa residents. And whereas their
leadership has contributed to the
advancement of infrastructure,
economic development, transparent
governance, and a renewed sense of civic
pride throughout our community. And
whereas their example has inspired
colleagues, city staff, and citizens
alike to pursue excellence,
collaboration, and a shared vision for
Nampa's future. Now therefore, I, Rick
Hogabone, mayor of the city of Nampa,
Idaho, do hereby proclaim heartfelt
gratitude and recognition for Mayor
Debbie Clling and Councilman Ry Randy
Hemerfield for their years of exemplary
service, enduring contributions, and
lasting legacy in the city of Nampa. Let
it be known that their names are etched
into the story of this city and their
impact will be felt for generations to
come. Well, you welcome uh join me in
well congratulating them.
[applause]
» Sure.
[snorts]
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> My copy of the proclamation.
» My copy of the proclamation.
>> Can I get a picture with both of you?
» Can I get a picture with both of you?
>> Can I come down?
» Can I come down?
>> Let me Sorry. Or Yes. Or
» Let me Sorry. Or Yes. Or
>> just stand behind them.
» just stand behind them.
>> Yeah.
» Yeah.
>> Okay.
» Okay.
>> All of us.
» All of us.
>> All the council. Yes.
» Victor,
» we good
that way. So, you're right behind the
mayor.
» Sorry.
>> They should.
» They should.
>> Yeah. Here we go.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
All right, we're gonna we're going to
get through our agenda so we can uh
socialize in the back. Um, first item is
to work through our consent agenda and
would welcome a motion on the consent
agenda.
>> So moved.
» So moved.
>> Second. [snorts]
» Second. [snorts]
>> All in favor? I
» All in favor? I
>> All right. Very good.
» All right. Very good.
Item six,
>> we're going to move to the next
» we're going to move to the next
proclamation.
>> 51.
» 51.
>> Actually, 51. Sorry. Sorry,
» Actually, 51. Sorry. Sorry,
skipped over. So 51. Um, Idaho statute
requires the election of a council
president. And in our uh code, we elect
the council president for a one-year
term. And it occurs at the first meeting
in January, which this is. Um, so I
don't need to add anything more. This is
the opportunity for council to determine
someone to serve as council president. I
would um only share that it's important
that the council president is available
logistically. We we do have a council
prep meeting. This is also good for the
public to know. Every Wednesday
afternoon to go over the agenda before
we formalize it and publishing it. Um on
usually Thursday we try to publish the
agenda. So for public consumption,
there's a lot of work that goes into
that. So I I would hope that the the
council president would be available on
Wednesday afternoons. There's also a lot
of work that goes into processing a lot
of the batch claims uh the financial uh
workflow in the city. And so that's an
important task uh for availability as
well as other opportunities to um serve
as needed as council president. So at
this time, I'll turn over to the council
um for their determination on this
matter. Mayor, uh, I'd move that we, uh,
elect, uh, Councilman, uh, Dell Reynolds
to continue as president for a one-year
term.
>> I'd second that.
» I'd second that.
>> Very good. We have a motion and a
» Very good. We have a motion and a
second. If there's any discussion, if
there's no discussion,
we can Is this a roll call vote? So, the
clerk will do the roll call on this.
>> Scog, respectfully, no.
» Scog, respectfully, no.
>> Reynolds,
» Reynolds,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Rodriguez,
» Rodriguez,
>> I also respectfully no.
» I also respectfully no.
>> Griffin,
» Griffin,
>> no.
» no.
>> Angula,
» Angula,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Bills,
» Bills,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Three in favor, two opposed. There's a
» Three in favor, two opposed. There's a
tie.
>> Okay.
» Okay.
I don't have the statute um or the
ordinance open in front of me as I read
it earlier in prep. My understanding is
this requires a majority vote of the
council.
>> Mayor Hogleboom, that would be uh
» Mayor Hogleboom, that would be uh
correct. It's in 2221 subsection D and
it states that annually by a majority of
the members of the council at the first
regular city council meeting in January.
>> Okay. Um thank you legal. So in my
» Okay. Um thank you legal. So in my
understanding it requires a majority of
the council quorum. So, uh, the mayor
cannot break a tie on this. I just
additional layer, the mayor can't break
a tie on an appointment also to our
appointed positions. It requires a
majority of city council. So, um, is
there an alternative motion from the
floor?
>> Mayor,
» Mayor,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> I would move that David Bills be council
» I would move that David Bills be council
president for a term of one year.
>> Hey, there's a motion. Is there a
» Hey, there's a motion. Is there a
second?
>> I'll second it.
» I'll second it.
>> Okay, there's a motion and a second. is
» Okay, there's a motion and a second. is
uh council I should have asked earlier
is Councilman Bills willing to accept
this nomination before we proceed to a
vote.
>> Well, candidly, my preference was uh for
» Well, candidly, my preference was uh for
Councilman Reynolds to continue. I
thought uh the continuity would be well
with the changes. Um I've expressed that
to a couple other counselors. Uh so um I
still think uh that would be a a good
move at this point. I don't sure you got
a motion on the table, but
>> um
it's kind of an awkward position because
I think [laughter]
[clears throat]
um
we need a willing party and four yeses
on [laughter] council. So, just want to
make sure you're a willing party before
we go to roll call. Well, I feel like I
got both arms behind my back right now.
Um,
so I was disappointed to hear to see
what's transpired. I'm not sure the
proper thoughts. I guess I would open I
guess candidly uh
I'm not sure where you go from here if I
decline. It's back to the same motion as
before.
I not going to happen.
I'm seeing heads shake.
» Well,
I'll serve the Wednesday afternoon. May
have to change, but I'll help. I don't
know. You know, it's really difficult.
Um
well uh
I'll I'll I'll move forward.
>> You're willing. Okay. So we could
» You're willing. Okay. So we could
proceed to the vote.
>> Willing with both arms tied behind my
» Willing with both arms tied behind my
back. Yep. [laughter]
I can
>> got to keep a little bit of humor in
» got to keep a little bit of humor in
this situation. So,
>> okay. Is there any other discussion? If
» okay. Is there any other discussion? If
not,
we'll have the clerk go through a roll
call.
>> Tingola, because I respect you. No.
» Tingola, because I respect you. No.
[laughter]
>> No.
» No.
>> No.
» No.
>> Bills.
» No. [laughter]
>> Reynolds. No
» Reynolds. No
>> Rodriguez.
» Rodriguez.
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Gogg.
» Gogg.
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Griffin.
» Griffin.
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Three to three. Ty.
» Three to three. Ty.
[laughter]
» Call for the vote again. I'll I'll go
forward. We got to get We got to move
>> Okay. There's a motion again.
» Okay. There's a motion again.
>> Mayor, I move to nominate David Bills as
» Mayor, I move to nominate David Bills as
council president for a one-year term.
>> And I second it.
» And I second it.
Okay,
there's no discussion. We will have the
clerk do a roll call.
>> Jingula,
» Jingula,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Bills,
» Bills,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Reynolds,
» Reynolds,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Rodriguez,
» Rodriguez,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Scog,
» Scog,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Griffin,
» Griffin,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> All in favor? Motion carries.
» Thank you.
>> Condolences. I understand.
» Condolences. I understand.
>> Yes. [laughter]
» Yes. [laughter]
Um
before we proceed, I do want to thank um
Councilman Reynolds for his uh service
as council president. I know it came
with lots of time
um lots of careful eye to detail and
looking at the financial transactions
and um giving up Wednesday afternoons um
and so thank you. and for the next year.
I could tell Councilman Bills is
thrilled at uh the opportunity
[laughter]
uh to to likewise serve. But um I do
appreciate the willingness of council to
figure this out so that we could proceed
and meet the compliance of our statute
and ordinance. So uh with that, we will
now move on to
>> Mayor.
» Mayor.
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> If I could just make a comment.
» If I could just make a comment.
[clears throat] So I'm not sad about not
uh getting voted for council president.
it takes about an additional I don't
know 10 to 15 hours a week and um so I
don't I won't miss that it and and for
me it's not about titles but title
doesn't mean anything to me it was about
serving our city and so I'm I'm
[clears throat] appreciative of that and
I would love to help Councilman Bills
with payables and getting into that it
was a transition for me doing that it
was quite a process um we uh sit on
several different uh committees and and
things together. And so it will be easy
to work together on helping him with
that. And uh but I uh have to say that
I'm not sad. It's more time that I have
back in my day. And um I I'm sorry,
Councilman, that you've got both arms
behind your back, but uh it'll get
better. I promise.
>> Thank you, Councilman Reynolds. Um
» Thank you, Councilman Reynolds. Um
again, do appreciate all the time you
put into serving in that capacity. Um,
all right. We'll move to our next
proclamation and
this is a proclamation recognizing human
trafficking and stalking awareness and
prevention month. Um,
like to ask um staff from the family
justice center to come forward. I don't
know who all is present for this.
Yeah. All right. Um, just for the
record, can you introduce yourselves to
the public and your roles with the
Family Justice Center?
>> My name is Taylor Cook. I'm a licensed
» My name is Taylor Cook. I'm a licensed
clinical social worker and I serve as
the human trafficking task force manager
at the Nampa Family Justice Center.
>> My name is Emily Merrill and I serve at
» My name is Emily Merrill and I serve at
the Nampa Family Justice Center as the
anti-trafficking outreach specialist.
>> I just want to say I'm I'm proud of both
» I just want to say I'm I'm proud of both
of you and the work that the Family
Justice Center uh provides in the
community. Nampa is truly a leader in
the state and in the region when it
comes to uh proactive work on this very
important serious issue in our
community. You're both very much
appreciated deeply. Um and I know
council very much appreciates uh the
work you do. Um I'm going to read the
proclamation.
Um, whereas human trafficking and
stalking are two complex and serious
issues that both involve power dynamics,
control, and exploitation, human
trafficking is a nationwide public
health, civil rights, and human rights
crisis. Its victims and survivors are
everywhere with NA, Idaho being no
exception. And whereas traffickers use
force, fraud, and/or coercion to exploit
their victims into labor or commercial
sexual exploitation. And whereas anyone
can become a victim of trafficking, but
women and girls are identified as being
primarily affected. Victims come from
every background, race, and economic
status. Traffickers target individuals
who for any reason are vulnerable. And
whereas the nature of this horrific
crime creates an environment in which
individuals face many barriers in
disclosing and reporting what has
happened to them. And whereas stalkers
often gather information about their
victims, groom and exploit their victims
and use power and control tactics like
unwanted contact threats and harassment.
And whereas all communities must seek to
prevent and stop human trafficking and
stalking by identifying these issues and
promoting safe, healthy, and supportive
environments. And whereas the city of
Nampa is striving to become a place
where human trafficking and stalking do
not exist, where people have
opportunities available to them, and
where all people are treated as fully
human and worthy of freedom and a
supportive community. And whereas the
city of Nampa seeks to be a place where
survivors can move out of abuse into a
safe, healthy environment, the Nampa
Family Justice Center and the Nampa
Police Department are committed to
improving and combating our response to
human trafficking through
investigations, provision of
trauma-informed and victim-entered
services,
prosecutions, and ongoing training. Now
therefore, I, Rick Ogabo, mayor of the
city of Nampa, Idaho, do hereby proclaim
the month of January in the city of
Nampa as human trafficking and stalking
awareness and prevention month. Um, for
those of you who have not gotten to know
the important work that goes on at the
Nampa Family Justice Center, they offer
a broad range of services and I know
people who have personally benefited
from the services at the Family Justice
Center. Um, I'm thankful for the work
that you do and um, I pray that our
community does realize uh, the intent
that was expressed there that Nampa
would be a place of healing for victims
as well as a place where we can combat
and deter um, this horrific crime from
occurring in our community. Thanks for
your work.
>> Thank you. [applause]
[applause]
» Jeanie, are you coming?
>> Yes. There's Genie.
» Yes. There's Genie.
>> Yeah, she's in the room hiding.
» Yeah, she's in the room hiding.
>> I didn't know where she was. Genie.
» I didn't know where she was. Genie.
[laughter]
» Thanks, Genie.
All right, we're going to move to the
public forum now. And this is an
opportunity for Nampa residents wishing
to speak on a non-aggenda item. And I'd
like to ask the clerk if we have anyone
signed up for the public forum tonight.
>> Mr. Mayor, we have two people signed up.
» Mr. Mayor, we have two people signed up.
Our first speaker is Justin Buckles.
>> All right, Justin. Good to see you this
» All right, Justin. Good to see you this
evening.
>> Yes, sir.
» Yes, sir.
>> You know the drill. if you give your
» You know the drill. if you give your
name and your address and then you'll
have a few minutes to share tonight.
>> All right. Justin Buck Holtz, 416 Meyer
» All right. Justin Buck Holtz, 416 Meyer
Avenue, Nampa, Idaho. Well, those of you
who don't know, I ran against Rick and
uh I only lost by 7,000. So, [laughter]
so good evening everyone. Tonight, I
want to speak from the heart.
First, I want to sincerely congratulate
uh Mayor Rick Hokabam on his election.
Rick, you ran a clean, honorable
campaign that speaks volumes about your
character
and the kind of leader that you're going
to be. In a time when politics can get
easily or can too easily become negative
or divisive,
you chose to lead with integrity,
humility, and respect.
While Rick and I are not on opposite
sides of the ballot, [snorts] we both
shared a deep desire to serve this
community.
I am grateful that you saw my heart and
understood that my intentions were
genuine.
Your willingness to lead with grace and
honor did not go unnoticed,
and I truly respect that.
I also want to extend my heartfelt
congratulations to Debbie Scog.
Um, welcome to the city council. Debbie,
your commitment to service and your care
for this city is clear
and I have no doubt that you are going
to do a great job representing the
people, helping guide our community
forward.
At the foundation of service, leadership
and unity is something greater than any
election or title.
For me, that foundation is Christ.
It is through him that we are called to
serve others with humility, to lead with
integrity,
and to love our neighbors even when we
don't always agree.
When we keep those values at center, our
community is stronger. Elections may may
end, but our shared responsibility to
one another continues.
Our city's best days are ahead of them
when we move forward together with
respect, faith, and commitment to doing
what is right. Congratulations again to
Mayor Rick Hokabum,
Council Member Debbie Scog. I wish you
both wisdom, strength, guidance as you
serve our city. And to
Miss Natalie Jangula,
if you want to be educated, look her up
on social media.
She is on top of her game and she does
not hold back.
Um,
Councilman Reynolds, we appreciate your
time as president
and
we didn't have a vote, but
>> Mr. Mayor time
» Mr. Mayor time
>> and uh once again to all the city
» and uh once again to all the city
council members, thank you for doing
what you do. I hope to be able to work
with you guys side by side one day.
>> Thank you so much, Justin. Y
» [applause]
» Mr. Mayor, our last speaker is Susie
Robinson.
» Hello. Good evening.
>> You also know the drill. You state your
» You also know the drill. You state your
name and address.
» My name is uh Susie Robinson and um I
reside at 15th Street North, unit 210
here in Nampa. And uh I've got a real
surprise for you. I used to be uh in
management, General Motors Corporation.
And so I sent this off via YouTube to
the uh CEO of GM and the CEO of Ford
Motor Company,
chairman, executives, and partners of
General Motor and Ford Motor Company.
Thank you for your opportunity to speak
with you today. You lead two of the most
iconic companies in American history.
companies built on innovative resilience
and commitment to American workers.
Today I want to talk about a place that
shares those same values and and why NA
Idaho should be your next home for auto
manufacturing. And by the way, they are
building new plants this year. Nampa
offers something increasingly rare in
today's economy, a business climate that
works with you, not against you. Idaho
consistently ranks among the most
businessfriendly states in the nation.
Regulations are clear, predictable, and
efficient. Local government moves at the
speed of business, not bureaucracy. When
you invest here, you gain certainty, and
certainty is critical for long-term
manufacturing success. [snorts] But
business climate is only part of the
story. Nampa sits at the crossroads of
the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West,
providing strong access to major
highways, rail lines, and western ports.
That means efficient supply chains,
faster distribution, and reduced
logistics costs advantages that directly
impact your bottom line. Just as
important is our workforce. Non the
Treasure Valley are home to a growing
skilled, loyal labor pool. This is a
community that values craftsmanship,
technical excellence, and long-term
careers. Local colleges and training
programs stand ready to partner with you
to build a pipeline of talented tailored
specific to modern automotive
manufacturing from advanced assembly to
electric vehicle technology. We are not
just inviting you to build plants. We
are offering a partnership to
demonstrate that commitment. The city of
Napa
may be prepared to offer a 10-year tax
abatement for new auto manufacturing
facilities.
This incentive reduces upfront risks,
accelerates return on investment, and
allows you to deploy capital where it
matters most, innovation, workers, and
growth. And in return, we gain jobs,
economic vitality, and a shared future.
This is not a short-term play. It is a
long-term vision. A vision where General
Motors and Ford expand American
manufacturing, where Napa becomes a hub
of automotive excellence, and where
together we build vehicles and an
economy ready for the future. Chairman,
the opportunity is here. The climate is
right. The partnership is ready. Let's
build the next chapter of American auto
manufacturers together in Nampa, Idaho.
Thank you, city of Nampa.
>> Thank you.
» Thank you.
>> Not my job, but I'm going to do it
» Not my job, but I'm going to do it
anyway.
Thank you for your comments. I'm almost
tempted to ask the audience by a show of
hands who's a GM or who's a Ford family,
but I will I'm afraid you did include GM
and Ford in your comments. And uh we
certainly do wish and long for continued
economic investment in our community.
Thank you for your comments.
>> Yeah.
» Yeah.
>> Yeah.
» Yeah.
Okay. Clerk, do we have any other people
signed up?
>> No, Mr. Mayor.
» No, Mr. Mayor.
>> Okay. I I do believe the mayor can
» Okay. I I do believe the mayor can
extend a courtesy to the audience if
anyone intended to speak
without discretion. Okay. Did anyone
wish to speak tonight that did not sign
up who would like to have three minutes
to address matter of relevant to our
attention?
Okay. Going once, going twice.
>> Um we will move on from public forum and
» Um we will move on from public forum and
thank you again uh to Justin Susie for
your comments. There are no public
hearings tonight.
So we are kind of the final lap in our
agenda and moving to unfinished
business. Uh the first item of
unfinished business 91 is an action item
to authorize mayor to sign resolution
for a comprehensive plan text amendment
amending a table of contents in chapters
four, five, and eight of the Nampa 2040
comprehensive plan for the purpose of
redefining the downtown Nampa core for
the city of Nampa.
would entertain a motion to
>> under suspension of rules
» under suspension of rules
>> or no resolution.
» or no resolution.
>> So move resolution.
» So move resolution.
>> Okay, we have a motion and a second.
» Okay, we have a motion and a second.
All
>> in favor? No.
» in favor? No.
>> No. Roll call. Sorry. Clerk will do roll
» No. Roll call. Sorry. Clerk will do roll
call.
>> Scog.
» Scog.
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Bills,
» Bills,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Reynolds,
» Reynolds,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Rodriguez,
» Rodriguez,
>> no.
» no.
>> Angula,
» Angula,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Griffin,
» Griffin,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Five in favor, one opposed. Motion
» Five in favor, one opposed. Motion
carries.
>> Great. We move into 92. This will be a
» Great. We move into 92. This will be a
to be requested to pass under suspension
of rules. This is a first reading of
ordinance and approval of publication of
ordinance summary for zoning text
amendment to change various chapters and
sections of title 10 where downtown uh
DBD or DH is referenced and CN needs to
be added for new formed districts. City
of Napa.
>> An ordinance to the city of Napa, Canyon
» An ordinance to the city of Napa, Canyon
County, Idaho, amending Napa City Code
Title 10, Chapter 1 10-1-2D,
Architecture and Buildings definitions.
References to the DB, DV, and DH zones.
Landscaping description. Chapter 3,
remove references to the DB, DVB, and DH
zones and replace with a CN zone.
Chapter 4, 10-4-3, Property Dimensional,
and bulk requirements. Repeal and
replace entire chapter 15 with the new
CN district form base code. Chapter 16,
setback chart footnote. Chapter 22,
remove DH zone and replace with CN zone.
Chapter 28, remove DH zone and replace
with CN zone. Chapter 33, add
landscaping description and footnotes to
buffer width chart. Chapter 34, remove
references to the DB, DBV, and DH zones
and replace with CN zone in accordance
with Idaho code section 50-903 and city
code 10-2-3D
providing for an effective date
providing for severability and repealing
all ordinances, resolutions, orders, and
parts thereof in conflict here with
>> Mayor. I move to approve under
» Mayor. I move to approve under
suspension rules.
>> Second.
» Second.
>> Okay, have a motion and a second. This
» Okay, have a motion and a second. This
also is a roll call.
>> Skogg,
» Skogg,
>> yes. Jingula,
» yes. Jingula,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Bills,
» Bills,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Rodriguez,
» Rodriguez,
>> no.
» no.
>> Reynolds,
» Reynolds,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Griffin,
» Griffin,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Five in favor, one opposed. Motion
» Five in favor, one opposed. Motion
carries.
>> Okay. Moving to 93. This is the first
» Okay. Moving to 93. This is the first
reading of ordinance for zoning map
amendment to change zoning designations
from downtown historic to central Nampa
and downtown village to gateway business
and downtown business to gateway
business zoning districts for the city
of Nampa.
request.
>> This is also requested to pass under
» This is also requested to pass under
suspension of rules. Thank you. And of
the city of Nampa, Idaho, determined
that certain lands commonly known as the
areas in Nampa zoned as DB Downtown
Business, DV Downtown Village, and DH
Downtown historic should be reszoned
from DB Downtown Business to GB1 Gateway
Business. from DV Downtown Village to
GB2 Gateway Business. from DH downtown
historic to CN Central Nampa, declaring
said lands by description as described
below to be a part of the city of Nampa,
determining that said resoning is in the
best interest of the public and
consistent with the comprehensive plan,
directing the city engineer and the
planning and zoning director to add said
property to the official zoning maps of
the city of Nampa and to designate said
property as GB1, Gateway Business, GB2,
Gateway Business, and CN Central Nampa
on the official zoning map and other
area maps of the city providing for
conditions of approval. providing for
recommendation, providing for
severability, providing an effective
date, and repealing all ordinances,
resolutions, orders, or parts thereof in
conflict here with.
>> Mary, I make a motion to pass under
» Mary, I make a motion to pass under
suspension of rules.
>> Second.
» Second.
>> All right, we have a motion and second.
» All right, we have a motion and second.
We'll move the roll call.
>> Scog,
» Scog,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Bills,
» Bills,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Rodriguez,
» Rodriguez,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Griffin,
» Griffin,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Reynolds,
» Reynolds,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Jingula,
» Jingula,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> All in favor? Motion carries.
» All in favor? Motion carries.
I have to read all that.
>> All right, we are rounding out and
» All right, we are rounding out and
closing with 94.
This [clears throat] is an action item.
This also is requested to pass under
suspension of rules. It's a first
reading of ordinance for development
agreement modification at the Nampa
Gateway Center, now referred to as the
Sugar District, modifying ordinance
number 4661,
instrument number 2022-018840
in order to revise the concept plan and
eliminate the cap of 750,000 square foot
of building area for 14 parcels
addressed as 0
4975,
5075 comma and 5175
East Commerce Street as well as 1200
1260
1510 North Happy Valley Road
as well as 0 Stam Lane
and 1406
1250 and 1232 North Galleria Drive
0 comma 0 comma 0 Happy Valley Road for
Jeffrey Pre Wardle of Clark Wardle LLP
representing multiple owners. This is
also requested to pass under suspension
rules. and of the city of Napa, Idaho,
approving a modified development
agreement with Casey Gardner Company LC,
a Utah limited liability company
together with its affiliated entities,
Gardener Napa Gateway LC G&G, Gardener
Napa Gateway East LC G&G East, V7 Napa
GHLC V7, V8 NAPA GHLC V8, Nampa Hotel
Partners LLC, a Utah Limited Liability
Company Hotel, and NPA Gateway Office 1
LC a Utah limited liability company
office. Casey Gardner Company LC and its
affiliated entities are collectively
referenced hereafter as gardener
modifying the development agreement
contained in Napa City ordinance number
4661 to change the agreement term number
four to revise a concept plan and modify
certain conditions of approval providing
for an effective date providing for
severability and repealing all
ordinances resolutions orders and parts
thereof in conflict here with
>> Mayor I move this pass under suspension
» Mayor I move this pass under suspension
of rules second. All right, we have a
motion and a second. And our final roll
call.
>> No, we have one more.
» No, we have one more.
>> Oh, we have one more.
» Oh, we have one more.
>> Skogg?
» Skogg?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Jingula?
» Jingula?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Rodriguez?
» Rodriguez?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Griffin?
» Griffin?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Bills?
» Bills?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> Reynolds?
» Reynolds?
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> All in favor? Motion carries.
» All in favor? Motion carries.
>> Sorry. Psych. Uh, I I didn't turn the
» Sorry. Psych. Uh, I I didn't turn the
page. We have a 95. Um,
all right. I will be careful. There is
no additional page. This is the final um
item. This is also um an action item for
the first reading of ordinance for
zoning map amendment from BN which is
neighborhood business to BC which is
community business zoning district and
development agreement modification to
revise certain zoning language and
ordinance 4862
instrument number 2025-018087
on 3.46 46 acres in portions of three
parcels addressed as 2321 Sunny Ridge
Road 0 and 617 East Greenhurst Road for
Sunny Acre Partners LLC.
» This is requested to pass under
suspension of rules. Endurance of the
city of Napa, Idaho, determining that
certain lands commonly known as 2321
Sunny Ridge Road 0 and 617 East
Greenhurst Road, parcels number
R2016201400
0, R20162000
0 and R2162120
0 located in a portion of lot 3 in a
selin subdivision situated in the east
1/2 of the northwest 1/4 of section 3,
township 2 North Range 2 West Boise
Meridian, City of Napa, Canyon County,
Idaho, totaling 3.455 acres more or less
is currently zoned BN neighborhood
business in the limits of the city of
Napa, Canyon County, state of Idaho. And
that said land should be reszoned BC
community business zoning district on
3.455 acres more or less declaring said
lands by proper legal description as
described below to be a part of the city
of Nampa. determining that said
reszoning is the best interest of the
public and consistent with the
comprehensive plan, directing the city
engineer and the planning and zoning
director to add said property to the
official zoning maps of the city of Napa
and to designate said property as BC
community business on the official
zoning map and other area maps of the
city, providing for conditions of
approval, providing for recordation
subject to the terms of that certain
development agreement between the
applicant and the city. providing for
severability, providing effective date,
repealing all ordinances, resolutions,
orders, or parts thereof in conflict
here with, and directing the city clerk
to file certified copy of the ordinance,
and the map of the area to be reszoned
with the Canon County State of Idaho and
the Idaho State Tax Commission pursuing
to Idaho Code section 63-215.
>> Mayor, I move to approve under the
» Mayor, I move to approve under the
suspension of rules.
>> Second.
» Second.
>> Right. We have a motion and a second and
» Right. We have a motion and a second and
clerk will call RO.
>> Scog. Yes. Bills
» Scog. Yes. Bills
>> abstain.
» Abstain.
>> Thank you.
» Thank you.
>> Reynolds,
» Reynolds,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Rodriguez,
» Rodriguez,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Jenula,
» Jenula,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> Griffin,
» Griffin,
>> yes.
» yes.
>> All in favor? Motion carries.
» All in favor? Motion carries.
>> Okay. Well, that concludes our meeting
» Okay. Well, that concludes our meeting
this evening. Um
with uh the roll call on a motion for
adjournment.
>> We do a motion.
» We do a motion.
>> Okay. Who would like to make a motion to
» Okay. Who would like to make a motion to
adjurnn?
>> Moved. Second.
» Moved. Second.
>> Okay, very good. Thank you. Thanks for
» Okay, very good. Thank you. Thanks for
the reminder. And this is an all in
favor.
>> Yes.
» Yes.
>> All in favor?
» All in favor?
>> I.
» I.
>> All right. All right. We're done. Thank
» All right. All right. We're done. Thank
you. [laughter]
>> [applause]