Bob Giles

The City of McCall details various ongoing projects and plans aimed at addressing community-wide challenges and improving local infrastructure. Key initiatives include a Climate Action Plan focused on environmental preservation, air and water quality, and resilience against natural disasters, ensuring McCall remains a vibrant destination. Additionally, a Local Housing Program is outlined to increase the supply of affordable housing for locals, supporting a year-round community. Ongoing Street Improvement Projects and Water Improvement Projects are also highlighted for maintaining essential infrastructure.

The meeting agenda includes review and approval of the February 3, 2026, P&Z Meeting Minutes. Preliminary Development Plan Review Meetings cover a Pre-application for a Planned Unit Development, Preliminary Subdivision Plat, and Development Agreement for a proposed 68-unit residential development (Pre-application-26-01), and a Pre-application for a Conditional Use Permit for a cement mixer trailer rental business (Pre-application-26-02). The Consent Agenda addresses three Records of Survey applications (ROS-26-01, ROS-26-02, ROS-26-03) involving lot line adjustments. New Business includes an application for a Planned Unit Development Final Plan and Subdivision Final Plat for 38 townhomes designated as workforce housing (PUDF-26-01, FP-26-01). Old Business continues a Design Review application for micro-townhomes (DR-25-16), and a Public Hearing for a Conditional Use Permit related to a short-term rental with an occupancy greater than 10 persons (CUP-25-04). Other items include a discussion regarding an upcoming Joint Work Session concerning Design Guidelines, Comprehensive Plan, and Transportation Master Plan updates.

The agenda for this meeting included the review and approval of the February 3, 2026, P&Z Meeting Minutes. Key discussion items involved Preliminary Development Plan Reviews for a proposed 68-unit residential development (Pre-application-26-01) and a request for a Conditional Use Permit for a cement mixer trailer rental business (Pre-application-26-02). The Consent Agenda included three Record of Survey applications to adjust lot lines (ROS-26-01, ROS-26-02, ROS-26-03). New business focused on an application for a Planned Unit Development Final Plan and Subdivision Final Plat for 38 workforce housing townhomes (PUDF-26-01, FP-26-01). Old Business involved Design Review for micro-townhomes (DR-25-16), and a Public Hearing concerning a Preliminary Development Application for a short-term rental exceeding 10 persons (CUP-25-04). Other items included a discussion regarding upcoming updates to Design Guidelines, the Comprehensive Plan, and the Transportation Master Plan.

The February 3rd, 2026 agenda included the review and approval of the January 13, 2026 Planning and Zoning Meeting Minutes. Key items for review included a Preliminary Development Plan Review Meeting, and several Consent Agenda action items, specifically ROS-25-12 regarding a proposed record of survey application to subdivide a 5.5-acre parcel into four lots, located along the Spring Mountain Boulevard Scenic Route. New business featured an action item for a Planned Unit Development and Development Agreement application (PUDF-25-02) for multi-family residential apartments (126 units) on 3rd Street, with thirty-one units deed restricted for local housing. Another New Business item, DR-25-16 concerning micro-townhomes on Broken Creek Street, was continued to the March 3rd, 2026 meeting. Public Hearings were scheduled for CUP-25-03, DR-25-12 & SR-25-07 regarding equipment storage on S Mission Street, and CUP-25-04 for authorizing a Short-Term Rental (STR) with an occupancy greater than 10 persons and hosting events on W Lake St.

The City Council agenda for the regular meeting includes several action items under the Consent Agenda, such as approving payroll reports, the Warrant Register, the City Licenses Report, and requests to approve the termination of the Christoper R. Jahn Revocable Trust lease on Hangar 563 and approve a new lease for The Charles C. Jones GST Exempt Trust for the same hangar, and another hangar lease swap. The Business Agenda involves authorizing the Mayor to sign a Letter of Support for a Valley County BUILD Grant application, considering a request to vacate E Diamond St in favor of a private roadway, submitting a Public Comment Letter regarding the Red Ridge Village Concept, and awarding construction contracts for City Campus Site Improvements and road maintenance projects. Further business includes awarding the Janitorial Services Contract for the Police Department and appointing/re-appointing members to the Local Option Tax Commission and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee. The Council will also confirm liaison appointments and approve a resolution adopting the 2026 Governance Manual Update. The session concludes with an Executive Session to discuss pending litigation.