The Nampa City Council met on May 20, 2026, beginning at 1:28 PM (UTC). The meeting included a presentation from Public Works administration, including the GIS and Transportation divisions, and a special agenda item regarding a traffic impact mitigation agreement for the proposed Bravian Academy charter school. Council recognized Public Works Week and highlighted a recent 12-inch water line break that underscored infrastructure needs.
So it looks like it's here, but not on the screen. It must have just happened when you have to pass. I did. There was only one pop on scene when I got there. Yeah. Oh yeah. Okay. So we just call it. Good morning. We appreciate uh you being here this morning. And uh so we're going to uh call the meeting to order. And uh if you would if you join me in standing for the invitation and the pledge of allegiance. Lord, we're thankful for the day. We're thankful for the wisdom that is provided as we come together as a team here at the city of Napa that you would continue to guide and direct these deliberations or continue to give us wisdom. Servants of the citizens right by the money that are entrusted to us. Thank you very much. Roll call. Scog. Here. Here. Reynolds. I'll give him a minute. He is online. Rodriguez. Here. Griffin. Reynolds. When we can we'll right now we're at five. Yeah. So potentially that that will come. Um hold for a moment. I wanted to acknowledge uh Councilman Griffin. And say uh congratulations on uh obtaining the masters in uh accounting and tax and receiving that. Also congratulations on the jurisdictorate and uh looking forward to forty days, sixty days, whatever it is that you're able to pass the bar. And so I just think those are two accomplishments like many in the room who have engineering degrees and other degrees and certs and so forth. That we value education and we value the uh coming forward and the information. I mean, it's the learning curve you're on, we appreciate. So I just wanted to make sure that's fighting. Tom, you're up, thank you. Uh Council President, Council, thank you. Um especially on public works week. This is public works week and we have a picnic at the park today. If you're welcome to join us, it'd be great to have you there. Um had a major twelve inch line irrigation break. So they're home resting right now, but um it kind of goes leads into this presentation on the need for infrastructure. Right. We've got a lot of old infrastructure, and this just shows that it was uh the cause of the break. Uh, we had a spike in one of our um stations, which caused the pressure in the line to get up to 100, but it should be okay if it because that's you should be able to get to 125 PSI pretty easily. It's just a 50-year-old pipe, it just didn't make sense. Yes, we couldn't hold up.