Remarks by Natalie Jangula
42 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 1 of 2
“Mark, the food truck vendors that you did speak with, were they okay with changes if we moved to a food truck park instead of just having it be anywhere in the city?”
“Sabrina, can you guess what I'm going to say? Oh, I hope something good. The open space was amazing. You crushed it. Thank you for that. I appreciate the attention to detail and having it centrally located. A small tot lot. I don't love tot lot. I know. I was like, oh. I love the pathways. I love that you put as much of the green space, not just on the sides and putting it, you know, wherever it made sense for your community development, but actually what's going to be good for the citizens that live there. Oh, thank you so much.”
“You always do great. And it creates a space where people want to hang out and be a community, which is what we're striving for. So I appreciate that. Thank you. I appreciate you.”
“Terry, Sabrina mentioned this is going to start probably around 2028, if I heard that correctly. Um, Do we know if there's any other, aside from this project, if there's any other road improvements that are scheduled for that section of the road? Hello, Daniel.”
“Thank you, Daniel. Mayor, can I ask Daniel a question before you sit down?”
“May I make a motion to approve as stated on the screen?”
“And it's just point of clarity. These individual units are the 31. Are they individually owned? Do you know or is it so like if somebody were to make it a change to one of these properties, would they have to come back before city council?”
“Emily, thank you for that. So if I'm understanding correctly, the first phase is going to be in five years from now.”
“You have a map of what you think that the phasing will be, how many phases there are, which is coming first, commercial, residential?”
“Mayor, I have a question for probably Crystal.”
“Maybe Daniel, but knowing that timeframe now, can we get a better scope as to what infrastructure improvements could potentially be in that timeframe? Because we're talking now 2031 to 2035.”
“So something like this wouldn't potentially trigger the city to look closer at this intersection should this pass. It wouldn't trigger something for you guys to look at it closer and want to do improvements sooner.”
“As Rodney spoke earlier in this meeting, he was talking about the meetings that we had to discuss master plan communities and how we could implement those as we move forward. It does allow for us as... And I was on council at the time, so I was a part of those discussions. And I love master plan communities for the fact that it does allow us to plan ahead. We can look at larger pieces of property rather than having individual... different communities that we're just annexing it and bringing in. You've seen it and they just don't flow together. But when you do a master plan community, it's a…”
“Why, do you want me to hide your belly or something?”
“Sorry. What time does your business open currently? Thank you.”
“Thank you, Mayor. I just wanted to say on page 261 on the heels of Councilman Griffin's question, I don't know if that might help you answer it. It just says that under the correspondence that Nampa Airport did provide a comment indicating that the proposed light industrial use would be compatible and they go on with further. I don't know if that answers your question.”
“For Crystal, because I had similar plans or similar ideas as Patty did. Why are we doing this now? And we know that's going to be coming for us. But now knowing that that aligns with what the future plan is to be light industrial over residential. Can you explain to me why? I know you will hear about it, but just because of this project, why that that's preferred over residential?”
“Yeah, no problem. So why is residential not preferred over the light industrial?”
“Lots of favorites going around. How do I get on this list?”
“This one I'm kind of struggling with. I agree with the majority of the citizens when it comes to the compatibility of it being right there. hearing that the recommendation from the airport is light industrial and that that reason is primarily because of sound. When I'm looking at this land, if somebody were to build homes, residential that was compatible to what it is, we're looking at realistically maybe five homes here. So they would be building, knowing that they're building next to an airport where sound is. So that doesn't concern me all that much. And I don't hate this project. I think…”
“Thank you. Mark, thank you for the update. Have you received any pushback from any existing vendors as far as not allowing any seating or covering?”
“And even on like the smaller little peddler ones where they... Okay. And then... We already answered the enclave properties, but if we do end up annexing, then those would fall underneath the city code at that time. Okay, and then lastly, what times do the neighboring municipalities have their food trucks end?”
“And I would assume their cities also have noise ordinances as well that cut off at 11 or so.”
“Mayor, question for Kent really quick. Would it help you if we annexed in the enclave properties into the city? Would that help code enforcement?”
“So, Mayor, if we can, get that expedited onto our agenda to talk about that.”