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City Council Meeting 7-1-2026
Published: Jul 1, 2026
City Approves Lease-Back Agreement for Crane Creek Plaza Land
The council considered a lease-back agreement with the Middleton Urban Renewal Agency (MURA) for the Crane Creek Plaza land. The city will lease the land from MURA and continue to sublease it to a farmer for agricultural operations until MURA decides to develop the plaza. This agreement ensures the land continues to be farmed and involves no cost to the city.
Draft Budget for FY27 Includes Building Inspector and Increased Land Acquisition Funds
The draft budget for fiscal year 27 includes two new items: a building inspector for five months during peak construction season and an increase of $1.5 million for land acquisition, funded by savings. The need for the building inspector will be reviewed in January. The land acquisition funds are earmarked for potential opportunities and will revert to savings if not used.
Pedestrian Safety Improvements Planned for Willis and Hartley Intersection
Sarah Mashinsky brought up concerns about pedestrian safety at the intersection of Willis and Hartley, particularly for high school students. City staff confirmed plans for a roundabout at that intersection, contingent on grant funding, and also a lighted crosswalk further west across Willis from the West Highlands development. Council President Wal expressed that the city is fighting for the best route but ITD has the final say on highway design options.
Proposal for E-bike and Pump Track Facility Presented to Middleton Council
Jack Emerson presented a proposal for the development of e-bikes and a pump track in Middleton. He highlighted the need for non-traditional sports outlets for young people, the benefits of pump tracks for physical and social development, and their cost-effectiveness compared to traditional sports fields. Emerson cited examples from Caldwell, Post Falls, and Boise, Idaho, and suggested strategies for funding and community involvement, including partnerships, grants, and crowdfunding. He requested council support to form a dedicated committee and establish incentives for the project's realization.
South Pton Road and Trolley Way Project Nearing Completion
An update was provided on the South Pton Road and Trolley Way project, with all businesses contacted and signs scheduled to be active by July 14th. Lessons were learned from this major road name change for potential future projects.
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