Remarks by Scott Tilmant
66 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 3 of 3
- Play at 2:48:26
“What page is that? All it is is a sidewalk. The improvements and setback all stop at this parcel. So is that going to continue if this gets annexed in? Or does, when would that be done? Or is that going to fall on the taxpayers to do when this develops? I'm just trying to figure out when that's going to be completed because right now I've driven past it and it's a weed patch between the concrete sidewalk and the fence.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:49:05
“Yeah. It stops at this parcel. All the landscaping, all the setback, everything stops at this parcel. The only thing that continues is a sidewalk.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:51:57
“Councillor Dentonburg, that would include, just to be clear, that they would have to match existing landscaping along Middleton and improve with that improvement, correct?”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:52:19
“Okay, would you mind putting a condition that it would have to be within a year?”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:55:39
“The weed patch I was referring to, just as clarification, was there is a strip between the fence and the sidewalk. I drove by it. There's weeds halfway up the fence. That's just what I saw when I drove by over the weekend.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:56:24
“And just based on that real quick They didn't annex in during the subdivision so we couldn't have required any kind of setback or Landscaping be done across this property at that time, correct?”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:56:55
“They are asking for annexation now. Correct. We can do it now, correct? Correct.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:58:02
“And just in rebuttal, unfortunately, it's not just that side. It's all along the back fence. And it's also the point that if they come in, you bring this into the city, you annex it in, at what point Does that landscaping then need to be continued? Does it fall on the city taxpayers to do? Yeah, that's their property. We would require that of any developer or anybody who wants to annex into the city, whether they are a single family home or a large developer. Yes. Um, we would require the same thing of any, landowner to do that.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:59:06
“Along the fence line. I just said there's a strip of dirt.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:59:24
“I guess my point is that there is landscaping that comes up to both sides of your client's property and it ends. There is then a fence that pops out to the sidewalk.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 2:59:38
“And any other development that would come in”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 3:22:41
“DIRECTOR GILMAN. Okay. Looking at the plot because I pulled it up for Patriot. If I'm looking at that one does Patriot. Trying to remember what it's called. I get it right. Patriot Ridge Lane. Does it line up exactly with this road on the other side. i remember when we were talking about this one they were talking about possibly plugging that road through and the only reason i really ask is because i hate single access subdivisions because if your road gets any kind of issue first responders or if there's any kind of sewer or drainage or anything that you need to do in the road now your…”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 3:24:06
“Okay. I just remember when we were talking about Patriot that they were saying that there might be a possibility of tapping into this one.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 3:31:52
“Okay, since I have the right sheet. Based on Caldwell City Code, the comprehensive plan, and upon the testimony, evidence, and records, the facts presented, and the... applicable city code approval criteria, I move that the preliminary plat request be approved subject to the conditions as presented.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 3:32:56
“Mr. Mayor. Councillor Tillman. I move to approve accounts payable in the amount of $2,610,785.38 represented by checks number 1-9-4-6-1-6 through 1-9-4-8-1-2 and electronic payments and payroll for the amount of $958,836.16 represented by check numbers 4-0-8-7-7 through 4-0-9-0-4 and direct deposits be accepted, payments approved and vouchers filed in the office of the city clerk.”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026
- Play at 3:35:17
“Only thing I really wanted to mention was that we do have fair coming up this week. I did talk to Diana out at the fair. got brought up before I'm the new guy on the council. So I wasn't a hundred percent sure, but apparently there's a wall out there that needs to be dealt with. And it got brought to me saying that it was our issue. I've heard that it's URA's issue. I've heard that it's a bunch of different things, um, personally looking at it and somebody who is in civil engineering, that is our land. And that would be something that would be highly beneficial to us to have because that…”
City Council · Jul 20, 2026