The Boise City Planning and Zoning Commission approved its consent agenda and deferred three agenda items at a public hearing. The commission approved routine time-extension requests and subdivision/variance items without public opposition, then voted to defer a conditional use permit and a zoning code amendment to December meetings.

Clerk Crystal opened the meeting and laid out participation rules, saying, “Everyone from the public entering the hearing virtually has been automatically muted and cannot speak,” and explained the three-minute time limit for public testimony and a five-minute applicant rebuttal. The commission chair reminded attendees that decisions made at the meeting may be appealed to the city council if an appeal is filed within 10 days and the appellant provided oral or written testimony at the hearing.

On the consent agenda the commission placed five items after staff and applicant confirmation that they agreed with staff conditions: PUD23-10 (Rodney Evans and Partners) — a two-year time extension for a conditional use permit at 11880 West Overland Road; PUD23-21 (KPG Investment LLC) — a two-year time extension at 9474 West State Street; CAR25-5 (Access Design Group) — a rezone of about 36.83 acres from MX-3 to MX-2 near Gratz Drive and South Auto Drive; CVA25-57/SUB25-59 (Rodney Evans and Partners) — a variance request and preliminary plat for the MacArthur Subdivision at 3510 West Hill Road; and CVA25-10/SUB25-19 (Koba Homes) — a variance and preliminary plat at 7622 West Settlers Avenue.

Commissioner Moore moved to approve the consent agenda; the motion was seconded (the chair identified Commissioner Doan as second). The clerk recorded the roll-call vote: Stanley, Moore, Torres, Doan and Stallings voted "Aye," and the chair announced, "Motion carries." The approval means the five listed items were accepted as part of the consent agenda and advanced according to staff recommendations.

Later, the commission considered item 1 (CUP25-31 and CVA25-48), a proposal from GGLO for 1080 West Front Street (0.89 acres in MX-5). The applicant requested a deferral to the December 1 hearing; no speakers who could not attend December 1 were present. Commissioner Moore moved to defer the item to December 1; Commissioner Torres seconded the motion. The clerk recorded 'Aye' votes from Stanley, Moore, Torres, Doan and (transcript shows) Dollings; the chair again announced, "Motion carries," and the item was deferred to December 1.

The commission also introduced ZOA25-1 (a proposed zoning code amendment by Bailey Engineers to set minimum commercial square footage in the village center subdistrict of the SP-03) and SUB25-3 (Barnwood Village Subdivision in the Suringa Valley specific plan). Both were requested for deferral to the December 8 hearing. Commissioner Moore moved to defer both items; Commissioner Torres seconded. Roll call recorded 'Aye' votes from Danley, Moore, Torres, Doan and (transcript shows) Dollings, and the chair announced the motion carried; both items were deferred to December 8.

No substantive public testimony or opposition was recorded on any item during the hearing. The chair closed the meeting and thanked attendees.

Votes at a glance:
- Consent agenda (approved): PUD23-10 (Rodney Evans and Partners); PUD23-21 (KPG Investment LLC); CAR25-5 (Access Design Group); CVA25-57 / SUB25-59 (Rodney Evans and Partners — MacArthur Subdivision); CVA25-10 / SUB25-19 (Koba Homes). Motion to approve moved by Commissioner Moore, seconded (recorded) by Commissioner Doan; roll call recorded five "Aye" votes and the motion carried (chair announced "Motion carries").
- Deferred to Dec. 1: CUP25-31 / CVA25-48 (GGLO, 1080 West Front Street). Motion to defer moved by Commissioner Moore, seconded by Commissioner Torres; roll call recorded five "Aye" votes; motion carries.
- Deferred to Dec. 8: ZOA25-1 (Bailey Engineers — zoning code amendment) and SUB25-3 (Barnwood Village Subdivision). Motion to defer moved by Commissioner Moore, seconded by Commissioner Torres; roll call recorded five "Aye" votes; motion carries.

Meeting procedures/clarifying details recorded on the public record included a three-minute limit for public testimony, a five-minute applicant rebuttal, and the requirement that appeals be filed within 10 days if the appellant testified at the hearing. The meeting concluded with the chair thanking participants and adjourning the session.