City of Blackfoot | minutes | meeting 2026-09-01 | City Council Agenda 9/01/2026
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CITY OF BLACKFOOT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MINUTES FROM SEPTEMBER 1, 2026
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Scott Stufflebeam called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. and led the Pledge of Allegiance.
ROLL CALL
Those in attendance were: Councilwoman Barlow, Councilman Brown, Councilman Gardner and 
Councilman Jensen.
RECOGNITION OF WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT STAFF
Wastewater Treatment Plant staff members Kyle Daffer and Chris Breeze were recognized for advancing
from Wastewater Treatment Operator I to Wastewater Treatment Operator II. Steve Dewey was 
recognized for advancing from Wastewater Treatment Operator II to Wastewater Treatment Operator 
III.
PROCLAMATIONS
Constitution Week
Mayor Stufflebeam proclaimed September 17 through September 23, 2026, as Constitution Week and 
encouraged citizens to reaffirm and protect the freedoms guaranteed by the United States Constitution. 
He also announced a Bells Across America event at the Museum of Idaho on September 17, 2026, at 
2:00 p.m.
A 
 P R O C L A M A T I O N

WHEREAS, September 17, 2026 marks the two hundred and thirty-ninth anniversary
of the drafting of the Constitution of the United States of America by the 
Constitutional Convention; and
WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper to accord official recognition to this magnificent 
document and its memorable anniversary and to the patriotic celebrations which will 
commemorate the occasion; and
WHEREAS, Public Law 915 guarantees the issuing of a proclamation each year by 
the President of the United States of America designating September 17 through 23 as
Constitution Week; 
NOW, THEREFORE I, Scott D. Stufflebeam, by virtue of the authority vested in me
as Mayor of the City of Blackfoot, do hereby proclaim the week of September 17 
through 23 as
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 C O N S T I T U T I O N 
 W E E K 
AND ask our citizens to reaffirm the ideals the Framers of the Constitution had in 
1787 by vigilantly protecting the freedoms guaranteed to us through this guardian of 
our liberties remembering that lost rights may never be regained.  
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have set my hand on this 1st day of September, 2026.
                                                                                       
Scott D. Stufflebeam, Mayor City of Blackfoot
Friends of the Blackfoot Public Library Month
Mayor Stufflebeam proclaimed September 2026 as Friends of the Blackfoot Public Library Month in 
recognition of the organization’s 25 years of community service and support for library programs and 
activities.

FRIENDS OF BLACKFOOT PUBLIC
LIBRARY MONTH
A 
 P R O C L A M A T I O N 
WHEREAS, the Friends of the Blackfoot Public Library (Friends) was established
in 2001 as a 501(c)3 to support the Blackfoot Public Library (Library) and the 
community it serves; and
WHEREAS, the purpose of The Friends is to encourage and receive gifts, 
endowments, donations, and requests for the benefit of the Library; and
WHEREAS, the dedicated work of The Friends provides support for the library’s 
children and adult summer reading programs, special community events 
throughout the year, and other needs; and
WHEREAS, the Friends believe in the future of the community’s children and 
citizens and that The Library is a true cornerstone of our town, offering safe spaces
for people of all ages to learn, connect, explore, and grow; and
WHEREAS, the Friends celebrate 25 years of community service this year;
NOW THEREFORE, I, Scott Stufflebeam, Mayor of the City of Blackfoot do 
hereby proclaim September 2026 as Friends of the Blackfoot Public Library 
Month. I urge every citizen to honor our many volunteers, businesses, and 
professionals in supporting the Friends of the Blackfoot Public Library program.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have set my hand on this 1st day of September, 2026.

Scott D. Stufflebeam, Mayor City of Blackfoot
CONSENT AGENDA
Councilwoman Barlow made a motion and Councilman Gardner seconded to approve the Consent 
Agenda, excluding item 3 concerning airport leases (It was decided to move this discussion with Item 6 
under the Mayor). All were in favor; motion carried.
CITY ADMINISTRATOR/CFO GRAHM ANDERSON
Treasurer’s Report
City Administrator/CFO Grahm Anderson reported that 83% of FY2026 had elapsed as of July 31, 2026, 
and reviewed department expenditures. The General Fund was at 78.1%, including Administration at 
79.3%, Police at 79.4%, and Fire at 71.7%. Ambulance was at 84.9%, with higher costs attributed to 
reimbursable wildland deployment activity. Streets was at 69.4%, Airport at 26.4%, Cemetery at 80.1%, 
Library at 58.8%, Parks and Recreation at 95.7% including Twin Bridges Landing capital improvements 
and 62.3% excluding those improvements, Golf at 93.2%, Water at 39.4%, Wastewater Treatment at 
52.6%, and Sanitation at 80%.
Mr. Anderson reviewed account balances of approximately $3.7 million in Morton Investments, $15.2 
million in LGIP, $3.2 million in the diversified bond fund, $9.8 million in the Zions sweep account, and 
$17,332.67 in the Zions checking account.
Mr. Anderson reported that the FY27 L2 forms had been submitted to Bingham County. The budget used
the allowable 3% increase without reserving or using foregone property tax. He reviewed upcoming fee 
schedule work, fiscal year-end closeout, the start of FY27 on October 1, final FY26 invoices, audit 
preparation, and the November unclaimed property report.
Project Updates
Mr. Anderson reported no new updates for the Meridian Highway 91 project. Final design discussions 
continued for the West Bridge Street Bridge project, including relocation of water and sewer lines. For 
Pendlebury Lane, ITD and LHTAC were finalizing the construction engineering and inspection contract, 
while construction remained anticipated for spring 2027. Bateman-Hall was preparing to mobilize for 
Well No. 14 construction.
The City’s initial Twin Bridges Landing non-consumptive water-right application was denied pending an 
evaporation-loss mitigation plan. Staff was working with Bingham Groundwater on a mitigation strategy 
for resubmittal to the Idaho Department of Water Resources. The FAA grant for airport snow-removal 
equipment remained on track. South Broadway was substantially complete, with final punch-list and 
line-abandonment work remaining. Council discussed pavement vibration; the work had met applicable 
inspection standards, and future chip sealing was expected to improve the surface.
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
MDA Fill the Boot Campaign

Antonio Talamantes of the Fire Department requested authorization to conduct the MDA Fill the Boot 
campaign at the Meridian Street and Bergener Boulevard intersection on Saturday, September 5, 2026, 
from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Councilwoman Barlow made a motion and Councilman Brown seconded to 
approve the request. All were in favor; motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Downtown Revitalization Project – Phase 2
Representatives from SICOG explained that Phase 2 would continue the work and design standards used
in Phase 1 and would address Broadway Street between Bridge Street and Judicial Street. At 7:21 p.m. 
Councilman Jensen made a motion and Councilman Gardner seconded to open the public hearing. All 
were in favor; motion carried.
Mary Morrison, 97 West Pacific Street, testified in opposition. She expressed concerns regarding 
removal of trees, accessibility improvements, irrigation installed for landscaping, downtown water 
fountains, the selection of Broadway for additional work instead of streets near the fairgrounds, and the
quality and drainage of sidewalks installed during Phase 1.
No other testimony was offered. At 7:25 p.m. Councilman Brown made a motion and Councilman Jensen
seconded to close the public hearing. All were in favor; motion carried.
Senior Center Sponsorship of Sunset Manor Elevator Improvements
Representatives from SICOG stated the proposed project would modernize and replace the Sunset 
Manor elevator. The estimated project cost was $128,000 including administrative costs, with the 
elevator company quote stated as approximately $116,500. At 7:28 p.m. Councilman Jensen made a 
motion and Councilman Brown seconded to open the public hearing. All were in favor; motion carried. 
No testimony was offered in favor, neutral, or in opposition. At 7:29 Councilman Jensen made a motion 
and Councilwoman Barlow seconded to close the public hearing. All were in favor; motion carried.
Proposed FY2027 Fee Schedule Changes
Council received information regarding proposed fee increases, including new fees and increases of 5% 
or more requiring a public hearing. At 7:30 p.m. Councilman Jensen made motion and Councilman 
Gardner seconded to open the public hearing. All were in favor; motion carried.
Mary Morrison, 97 West Pacific Street, testified in opposition. She expressed concern regarding the 
effect of utility-rate increases on residents with fixed incomes and on small businesses and tenants and
asked the City to consider affordability and comparisons with surrounding communities.
No other testimony was offered. At 7:33 p.m. Councilman Brown made a motion and Councilman 
Gardner seconded to close the public hearing. All were in favor; motion carried.
CITY OF BLACKFOOT FEE SCHEDULE (SUMMARY OF PROPOSED CHANGES)
Administration
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
USB Flash Drive (each)
$4.00
Double-Sided Color Copies (per sheet)
$0.35
Airport

Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Hangar Lease Fee ( per sq ft)
$0.13
$0.20
LAND USE REGULATION FEES
Planning & Zoning
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed  Fee
Notice Fee (per required notice)
$2.50
$2.60
Variance
$420.00 + 
notice fees
$430.00 + 
notice fees
Conditional Use Permit
$340.00 + 
notice fees
$350.00 + 
notice fees
Zone Change
$500.00 + 
notice fees
515.00 + 
notice fees
Annexation
$1,115.00 + 
notice fees
1145.00 + 
notice fees
Appeal Request
$200.00 + 
notice fees
$350.00 + 
notice fees
To appeal an Administration decision for zoning regulations requires 
procedure to establish hearing date and notify the appealing party and 
property owners within 300 feet of the property. 11-3-7
SIGN FEES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed  Fee
Freestanding (New; rebuilding or 
relocation) Under 6'
$75.00
$77.25
Non-structural Signs
$75.00
$77.25
SUBDIVISION/PUD PLANNING FEES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed  Fee
Site Plan Review - Subsequent Meetings
$200.00
$206.00
Minor Subdivision
$350.00 + 
notice fees
360.50 + 
notice fees
PUD Minor Change (staff level review)
$30.00
$30.90
Property Line Adjustment
$25.00
$25.75
Development Agreement - Requested 
Amendments (Each Recorded Version)
$250.00
$257.50
STAFF CONSULTATION FEES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed  Fee
Staff Consultation - Additional Time
$75.00/Hour x 
Number of 
staff
$77.25/Hour 
x Number of 
staff
GIS FEES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed  Fee
Use of GIS workstation, Use of Plotter 
Fee (per hour)
$20.00
$23.35
GIS Consultant Time (per hour)
$75.00
$77.25
Zoning Map or Comprehensive Plan Map
$25.00
$25.75

(Large Size)
Cemetery
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Non-Resident Open/Close
$100.00
Weekend Fees Starting after 3:00 PM on 
Friday
Library
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Fines - Overdue Material (per day)
 $                        
0.10 
$0.00
Parks & Recreation
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Soccer
$25.00
$30.00
Youth Baseball/Softball
$25.00
$30.00
Adult Softball
$25.00
$30.00
Rental of Baseball Fields for 
Tournaments - Per Field Per Day
$125.00
$150.00
Chalking of Fields per Game
$15.00
$20.00
PARK SHELTER RENTALS
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
½ Day (9 to 3 or 3 to 9) (Does not include
sales tax)
$50.00
$55.00
Full Day
$75.00
$80.00
RV PARK RENTAL RATES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Per Night per Space
$35.00
$40.00
Public Safety
FALSE RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY ALARM SYSTEMS - NEW 
FEES
Fee Title
Proposed Fee
First false alarm
$0.00
Second false alarm (Warning letter)
$0.00
Third false alarm within the calendar 
year
$25.00
Fourth false alarm within the calendar 
year
$50.00
Fifth false alarm within the calendar 
year
$75.00
Every successive false alarm (over 5) 
within the calendar year
$100.00
FALSE COMMERCIAL BURGLARY ALARM SYSTEM - NEW 
FEES
Fee Title
Proposed Fee

First false alarm
$0.00
Second false alarm (Warning letter)
$0.00
Third false alarm within the calendar 
year
$50.00
Fourth false alarm within the calendar 
year
$100.00
Fifth false alarm within the calendar 
year
$200.00
Every successive false alarm (over 5) within the calendar 
year
$300.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT RECORDS REQUESTS - NEW FEES
Fee Title
Proposed Fee
Public Records Request – Under 100 
Pages (No charge for requests under 100
pages
$0.00
Public Records Request – Over 100 
Pages - Fee Per Page (Applies after the 
first 100 pages
$0.25
Media Request - Under 16 GB / Under 2 
Hours (Includes copying cost and USB 
provided by BPD
$5.00
Media Request - Over 16 GB or Over 2 
Hours (Must be paid before release)
Invoice 
(Actual Cost)
Media Request – Shipping (Requestor 
provides prepaid return envelope or 
pays shipping)
Actual cost
Sanitation
GARBAGE CHARGES - RESIDENTIAL
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Extra Pick Up - 100 Gallon When Can is 
Over Filled (Per Can)
$5.00
$5.50
100 Gallon Container (Monthly Rate)
$17.36
$17.50
2nd Can - 100 Gallon (Monthly Rate)
$17.36
$17.50
Extra Pick Up - 100 Gallon
$15.00
$15.50
$10.00 Fuel charge + 
$5.50 tipping fee
Additional Tipping Fee (2nd Can)
$5.00
$5.50
Circuit Breaker - 100 Gallon Extra Pick-
Up
$15.00
$15.50
$10.00 Fuel charge + 
$5.50 tipping fee
Circuit Breaker Tipping Fee (2nd Can)
$5.00
$5.50
METAL CONTAINERS
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Temporary Container Delivery Fee (Per 
Container)
$20.00
$30.00
New Services Container Delivery Fee 
(Per Container)
$40.00
$50.00

300 GALLON CONTAINTERS (1.5 Yard)
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Extra Pick Up - 300 Gallon When Dumpster is Over Filled
$13.10
(Per 
Dumpster)
Extra Pick Up - 300 Gallon
$22.43
$23.10
$10.00 Fuel charge + 
$13.10 tipping fee
Weekly Rental Rate
$12.43
$13.10
Monthly Rental Rate
$49.71
$52.45
Daily Charge
$1.78
$1.90
1200 Gallon Monthly Rate (1X Week)
$49.71
$52.45
2400 Gallon Monthly Rate (2X Week)
$99.42
$104.90
3600 Gallon Monthly Rate (3X Week)
$149.13
$157.35
4800 Gallon Monthly Rate (4X Week)
$198.85
$209.80
6000 Gallon Monthly Rate (5X Week)
$248.56
$262.20
7200 Gallon Monthly Rate (6X Week)
$314.65
400 GALLON CONTAINERS (2 Yard)
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Extra Pick Up - 400 Gallon When Dumpster is Over Filled
$17.50
(Per 
Dumpster)
Extra Pick Up - 400 Gallon
$26.57
$27.50
$10.00 Fuel charge + 
$17.50 tipping fee
Weekly Rental Rate
$16.57
$17.50
Monthly Rental Rate
$66.29
$69.95
Daily Charge
$2.37
$2.50
1600 Gallon Monthly Rate (1X Week)
$66.29
$69.95
3200 Gallon Monthly Rate (2X Week)
$132.57
$139.85
4800 Gallon Monthly Rate (3X Week)
$198.86
$209.80
6400 Gallon Monthly Rate (4X Week)
$265.14
$279.70
8000 Gallon Monthly Rate (5X Week)
$331.43
$349.65
9600 Gallon Monthly Rate (6X Week)
$419.60
600 GALLON CONTAINERS (3 Yard)
Extra Pick Up - 600 Gallon When Dumpster is Over Filled
$26.20
(Per 
Dumpster)
Extra Pick Up - 600 Gallon
$34.86
$36.20
$10.00 Fuel charge + 
$26.20 tipping fee
Weekly Rental Rate
$24.86
$26.20
Monthly Rental Rate
$99.42
$104.90
Daily Charge
$3.55
$3.75
2400 Gallon Monthly Rate (1X Week)
$99.42
$104.90
4800 Gallon Monthly Rate (2X Week)
$198.85
$209.80
7200 Gallon Monthly Rate (3X Week)
$298.27
$314.65
9600 Gallon Monthly Rate (4X Week)
$397.69
$419.55
12000 Gallon Monthly Rate (5X Week)
$497.12
$524.45

14400 Gallon Monthly Rate (6X Week)
$629.35
Wastewater
WASTEWATER RATES
Residential - Per Residential Unit
$63.54
$65.75
Circuit Breaker Rate For One Primary 
Residence Only
$44.47
$46.05
Commercial - Per Equivalent Residential 
Dwelling Unit (EDU)
$63.54
$65.75
Industrial Lab Fee
$13.94
$14.45
As tested on Effluent from
Industry
Plus - Per lb. TSS
$0.57
$0.58
As tested on Effluent from
Industry
Plus - Per lb. BOD
$0.57
$0.58
As tested on Effluent from
Industry
Plus - Per lb. Phosphate
$0.63
$0.65
Plus - Per lb. TKN
$0.00
As measured on Effluent 
from Industry
Plus - Per 1,000 Gallons
$3.64
$3.75
As measured on Effluent 
from Industry
SURCHARGES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Surcharge for TSS per lb. above 
Permitted Daily Limit
$0.86
$0.90
Surcharge for BOD per lb. above 
Permitted Daily Limit
$0.86
$0.90
Surcharge for Flow per 1,000 gals above 
Permitted Daily Limit
$4.53
$4.70
Minimum Billing
$203.51
210.65
DOMESTIC WASTE HAULER - BASED ON TANK CAPACITY
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Lab Fee (Per Load)
$15.58
$0.00
0 to 500 Gal.
$95.19
$98.50
501 to 1000 Gal.
$190.35
$197.00
1001 to 1500 Gal.
$285.54
$295.55
1501 to 2000 Gal.
$381.66
$395.00
2001 to 2500 Gal.
$475.86
$492.50
2501 to 3000 Gal.
$571.05
$591.05
Per 100 Gallons (Based on flow 
measured at Receiving Station) - Fee 
After Installed
$12.71
$13.15
SEWER PERMITS
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Sewer Permit and Inspection Fee for 
Private sewage disposal system
$50.00
$40.00

Sewer Permit and Inspection Fee
$50.00
$40.00
EXTRAJURISDICTIONAL - SEWER 
DISTRICT DISCHARGE - NEW FEES
Fee Title
Proposed Fee
Lab Fee
$10.00
Plus - Per lb. TSS
$0.45
Plus - Per lb. BOD
$0.45
Plus - Per lb. Phosphate
$0.45
Plus - Per lb. TKN (Fee will be set once Local Limits 
evaluation is complete)
Plus - Per 1,000 Gallons (As measured on effluent from 
District)
$3.00
SURCHARGE - NEW FEES
Fee Title
Proposed Fee
TSS per lb. above Permitted Daily Limit
$1.00
BOD per lb. above Permitted Daily Limit
$1.00
T-Phos per lb. above Permitted Daily 
Limit
$1.00
TKN per lb. above Permitted Daily Limit (Fee will be set once Local Limits 
evaluation is complete)
Flow per 1,000 gallons above Permitted 
Daily Limit
$5.00
Water
FIRE LINE CHARGES
Fee Title
Current Fee 
(Rate per 
month)
Current Fire 
Line Fee (3% 
of Connection
Fee)
Proposed 
Fee (Rate 
per 
month)
Proposed 
Fire Line Fee
(3% of 
Connection 
Fee)
1½"
$10.46
$242.00
$10.95
$253.86
2"
$10.68
$387.00
$11.20
$405.96
4"
$14.81
$1,209.00
$15.50
$1,268.24
6"
$18.38
$2,418.00
$19.20
$2,536.48
8"
$22.35
$4,837.00
$23.45
$5,074.01
FIRE HYDRANT FEES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Fire Hydrant Meter - Standard (Per Day)
$4.00
$10.00
Fire Hydrant Meter Connection Fee (Per 
30 Days)
$25.00
$35.00
Volume Charge (Per 1,000 Gallons)
$2.26
$2.35
WATER CHARGES - BASE RATE BY SIZE
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee

0.75"
$38.27
$39.60
1"
$38.75
$40.10
1.5"
$41.85
$43.30
2"
$42.67
$44.20
3"
$53.71
$55.60
4"
$59.21
$61.30
6"
$73.58
$76.20
WATER USAGE TIERS - RESIDENTIAL
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
Base Rate includes 15,000 Gallons
15,001 – 30,000 gals (Rate per 1000 
Gallons)
$1.67
$1.70
30,001 - 100,000 gals (Rate per 1000 
Gallons)
$2.00
$2.05
100,001 and over (Rate per 1000 
Gallons)
$2.28
$2.35
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL TIERS - 
NEW FEES
Proposed Fee
15,001 - 50,000 Gal (Rate per 1000 
Gallons)
$2.00
50,000 and over (Rate per 1000 Gallons)
$2.25
Water and Sewer Connection Fees
WATER SERVICE LINE SIZE CONNECTION
FEES
Fee Title
Current Fee
Proposed Fee
1"
$2,418.00
$2,536.00
1½"
$8,065.00
$8,460.00
2"
$12,904.00
$13,536.00
3"
$25,809.00
$27,074.00
4"
$40,328.00
$42,304.00
6"
$80,657.00
$84,609.00
WORK ORDER CHARGES
In City
Out of City
In City
Out of City
Fee Title
Current Fee
Current Fee
Proposed 
Fee
Proposed 
Fee
Labor Per Man Hour
$64.69
$97.04
$66.95
$100.45
Sewer Jet - Per Hour + Labor
$143.75
$215.63
$148.80
$223.20
Vacuum Truck - Per Hour + Labor
$143.75
$215.63
$148.80
$223.20
CCTV - Per Hour + Labor
$143.75
$215.63
$148.80
$223.20
Laser Profile - Per Hour + CCTV
$77.63
$116.44
$80.35
$120.50
SERVICE LINE LOCATE
In City
Out of City
In City
Out of City
Fee Title
Current Fee
Current Fee
Proposed 
Fee
Proposed 
Fee

Locate/Relocate stubbed-out end of 
service line
$35.94
$53.91
$37.20
$55.80
FY2027 Fee Schedule
Council discussed the proposed sanitation, wastewater, culinary water, Planning and Zoning, and false-
alarm fees. Council noted that many adjustments were modest inflationary increases intended to avoid 
larger future increases and to address rising operating, fuel, publication, and mailing costs. Councilman 
Brown made a motion and Councilwoman Barlow seconded to approve the fee increases as presented. 
All were in favor; motion carried.
Resolution 437 – Revised City Fee Schedule
City Attorney Garrett Sandow read Resolution 437 on the revised fee schedule; Councilman Brown made
a motion and Councilwoman Barlow seconded to approve Resolution 437, establishing increased, 
amended, and added City fees and a revised overall fee schedule effective October 1, 2026, and to 
waive further readings. On a roll call vote, Councilwoman Barlow, Councilman Brown, Councilman 
Gardner, and Councilman Jensen voted yes; motion carried. (The exhibit is summarized in the above 
paragraph and can be viewed at City Hall, 157 N Broadway St, Blackfoot, ID)
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BLACKFOOT
NUMBER 437
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING INCREASED CITY FEES AND ESTABLISHING
A REVISED OVERALL FEE SCHEDULE FOR THE CITY: 
The undersigned, Scott Stufflebeam, does hereby certify that the following is a true and
correct copy of a resolution adopted at the City Council Meeting of the City of Blackfoot on the
date indicated below:
1. WHEREAS, based upon the presentations given to Council certain fees should be
increased, amended, and/or added to place the City of Blackfoot’s fees more
commensurate with fees charged in surrounding communities, be reasonably related to
the service provided, and to cover the costs of providing the applicable service; and  
2. WHEREAS, there also needs to be an increase in certain fees due to the increased costs
charged to the City for providing such service; and 
3. WHEREAS, in order to adequately provide for certain capital expenditures necessary for
the operations of the City it is in the best interest of the City to raise certain fees to
provide additional revenue for such capital expenditures; and
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED THAT:
1. City Fees shall be increased, amended and/or added to the rates as set forth in Exhibit
“A” attached hereto.

2. That Exhibit “A” attached hereto shall be considered as an amendment and addition
to the overall fee schedule of the City as of October 1, 2026 and will remain in effect
until modified by further council action.
PASSED BY THE COUNCIL AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 1st day of
September, 2026.
                                                    ___________
Mayor Scott D. Stufflebeam
ATTEST:
                                                                 _________________________________________
City Clerk
Airport Lease Contract Forms
Council discussed updated airport ground-lease forms and the need to preserve the remaining term 
when a lease is assigned, clarify FAA-use requirements, allow annual fee adjustments, and prorate rent 
to align annual billing with the February 28 billing cycle. Council also discussed transferring the Moses 
lease into Bonnie Moses’s name before assignment.
Councilman Brown made a motion and Councilwoman Barlow seconded to approve the Fern, Pleaser, 
and Moses airport hangar ground leases using the new lease form and to authorize revisions concerning 
rent proration and FAA requirements. On a roll call vote, Councilwoman Barlow, Councilman Brown, 
Councilman Gardner, and Councilman Jensen voted yes; motion carried.  (Documents can be viewed at 
City Hall, 157 N Broadway, Blackfoot, ID)
Sky Riders Hangar Lease
Council discussed a proposed lease for space in a City-owned airport hangar. Council supported a five-
year term without automatic renewal, continued annual adjustment of rent, use of a portion of the 
hangar for monthly youth aviation education, and further review of FAA requirements for storing the 
new snow-removal equipment. Councilman Gardner made a motion and Councilman Jensen seconded 
to proceed with lease negotiations consistent with Council’s direction. All were in favor; motion carried. 
(Documents can be viewed at City Hall, 157 N Broadway, Blackfoot, ID)
PLANNING & ZONING ADMINISTRATOR TRAVIS ALLEN
Street Name Changes – Bronco Way and Bronco Circle
Planning and Zoning Administrator Travis Allen presented the Addressing Committee and Planning and 
Zoning Commission recommendation to rename the segment of York Drive between South Fisher 
Avenue and East Walker Street as Bronco Way and to rename York Circle as Bronco Circle. The change 
was recommended to reduce emergency-response addressing risk and would become effective 
November 30, 2026, following notice to affected residents.
Councilman Brown made a motion and Councilwoman Barlow seconded to approve the street name 
changes. All were in favor; motion carried.

Honeybrook 3 Development Agreement Amendment
Mr. Allen presented an amendment to divide the Honeybrook 3 development into three phases rather 
than one phase. The amendment would allow completed units in Phase 1 to be sold while later phases

proceeded. He reviewed stormwater retention, construction access, fire access, and the requirement for
subsequent development agreements as later phases advance.
Councilwoman Barlow made a motion and Councilman Brown seconded to approve the amendment to 
the Honeybrook 3 development agreement. All were in favor; motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the City Council meeting was adjourned at 8:06 p.m.
City of Blackfoot
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Mayor Scott D. Stufflebeam
Attest:
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City Clerk Julie Conan