City Council Meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 6:00 P.M. at City Hall, located at 138 N Main Street, Suite 201, Victor, ID 83455. The agenda will be posted below. Instructions on how to watch the meeting remotely or to submit a public comment are below. Public Notices for all public hearings are ahead of the meeting agendas.

Victor City Council

Wednesday September 23, 2026

6:00 P.M.

City Council Chambers, 138 N Main Street, Suite 201, Victor ID 83455

PLEASE SILENCE ALL ELECTRONIC DEVICES DURING THE MEETING

I.            Opening

a.       Call to Order

b.       Pledge of Allegiance

c.       Roll Call

d.       Announcements

            i.      Council meetings will be live streamed through Zoom. Active online-participation during the meeting will be limited to scheduled visitors and presenters.

II.            Consent Calendar (All items listed in this section of the agenda are Action Items. Public comment will not be taken).

a.       August 26, 2026, Regular Meeting Minutes

b.       Disbursements

c.       Findings: LU2026-04 Code Amendment for Well Exemption

III.            Community Input- No Action (This time is reserved for public comment on matters within the City’s jurisdiction that are not listed elsewhere on tonight’s agenda. Public comment on public hearings or agenda items will be taken during those portions of the meeting unless otherwise indicated. Comments are limited to three minutes per speaker. The purpose of these guidelines is to make City Council meetings more welcoming, fair, orderly, and productive while protecting the Council's ability to conduct City business and preserve the public’s right to criticize government. The City’s ability to respond appropriately to comments about the conduct, performance, or discipline of individual City employees is best furthered by submitting such comments to the Mayor, City Administrator, or City human resources personnel. The presiding officer may interrupt, warn, or end a speaker’s comment or further Community Input if speakers exceed the time limit, prevent the meeting from continuing, refuse to address the Council as a body, interrupt others, make threats, or otherwise disrupt the orderly conduct of the meeting. Clapping, cheering, or other out-of-order disruptions are not allowed).

a.       Scheduled Visitor- Sherman Park Courrier Update- Pete Snavley and Freddie Botur

IV.            Work Session/Discussion Items (All items listed in this section of the agenda are Action Items. Public comment will be taken unless otherwise indicated; Action may be taken or directed to future agendas)

a.       Acceptance of Two Corner Crossing Access Easements at the Top of the AJ Trail and Approval of MOU with TVTP and MBT. Scheduled Presenters: BLM, Idaho Fish and Game, and MBT & TVTAP- Jeremy Besbris, City Administrator [Action may be taken]

b.       Victor and Driggs Joint Meeting Discussion- Mayor Muncaster

V.            Public Hearings (All items listed in this section of the agenda are Action Items. Public Comment will be taken).

a.     Ordinance O655- The City of Victor, Idaho Ordinance O655 an ordinance of the City of Victor Annexing Certain Lands to the City of Victor: describing said lands and declaring the same as part of the City Of Victor, Idaho, and amending the Official Zoning Map of the City of Victor, which is part of Title 10 of the City’s Municipal Code, to assign the zoning designation of RS-16: Residential Single Family, as described- LU2026-06 – Annexation – 930 W 7800 S – Keith Valley- Kim Kolner, Planning Director

b.       LU2026-07 – Rezoning to RS-7 Southeast corner of Baseline Road and Aspen – Kunz (Requesting continuance until October 14, 2026)- Kim Kolner, Planning Director

VI.            Action Items (All items listed in this section of the agenda are Action Items. Public comment will not be taken, unless otherwise indicated).

a.       BestDay HR Organizational and Operational Assessment Proposal- Jeremy Besbris, City Administrator

b.       Water Leak Adjustment Request- 8978 S 500 West - Cole Pendell, Public Works Director

VII.            Matters from Mayor, Council, & Staff (Council members may provide community-related announcements and updates. This item is informational only; no deliberation or action will occur).

a.       Mayor and Council Reports

             i.      Fall Retreat on October 7, 2026

             ii.      Overview of Existing Emergency Management and Public Safety Architecture  

             iii.      VictorFEST Event on October 9, 2026

b.       Treasurer’s Monthly Report

c.       Pending Applications

d.       Pending Projects

VIII.            Adjourn (Action Item)

Date Posted 9/17/2026

Know Before You Attend:

Please take a moment to review the City of Victor's Public Meeting Rules, Civility, and Decorum page prior to attending or participating in a city meeting. These guidelines help ensure meetings remain respectful, productive, and accessible for all participants.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping maintain a respectful and professional environment for City staff, elected officials, and community members.

Instructions for Public Attendance at Victor City Council Meetings

1. Council meetings are live streamed through Zoom
2. Online Participation: Active online participation during the meeting will be limited to scheduled visitors and presenters. This will ensure efficient proceedings and maintain the focus on agenda items.
3. Accommodation Requests: If you require accommodation to participate remotely during council meetings, we encourage you to contact the City Clerk in advance of the meeting. We are committed to making reasonable efforts to accommodate individuals with specific needs, ensuring equal access and inclusivity, but we are unable to provide such accommodations once the meeting begins.
4. Enhanced Accessibility: Please note that Zoom offers various accessibility features, such as live captions, screen reader compatibility, and adjustable font sizes.
5. The City of Victor is not responsible for technical difficulties.
6. Public Comments can be submitted at any time via the online form.
   

Zoom Meeting Information:
ZOOM LINK
Meeting ID Meeting ID890 5201 0145

Special City Council Meetings are held on dates and times other than the governing board's regular meetings and are usually held to deal with issues that need to be resolved before the next regular meeting.

Victor–Driggs Joint Wastewater Work Session 2

EXPLORING WASTEWATER AGREEMENT STRUCTURES

DATE: Wednesday, September 16, 2026

TIME: 6:00–8:30 p.m.

LOCATION: Teton County Courthouse

FACILITATOR: Mayor Brent Schindler, City of Tetonia

ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86201838007

WRITTEN COMMENTS: wastewater@driggsidaho.org

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Public comment will not be taken during this work session. Written comments sent to the joint email above will be shared with both councils. Councilmembers receiving comments directly are asked to forward them to the joint mailbox.

Posted Agenda

1. Call to Order, Roll Call, and Pledge of Allegiance

2. Introductions - New City of Victor Council Member Erica Linnell (5 min)

3. Process Recap & Meeting Overview - Mayors & Facilitator (15 min)

4. Review of Current Agreement Issues - Jay Mazalewski, Driggs Public Works Director (15 min)

a.     Trunkline Cost Split (Section 2)

b.     Connections - Consent Requirement (Section 5)

c.     Cost Sharing of Treatment Facility Capital Improvements (Section 3)

d.     Treatment Fees (Section 8)

                      i.        Measurement

                     ii.        Billing

                    iii.        Audit

e.     Wastewater Strength (Section 10)

f.      Decision Making Authority, Responsibility (Various Sections)

g.     Capacity Allocation (Section 10)

h.     Other

5. Presentation and Q&A - Stephanie Bonney, Attorney, MSBT Law (30-45 min)

a.     Features and Tradeoffs of Different Intercity Agreement Structures (e.g., Contractual Payer, Customer, Joint Powers, District)

6. Discussion of New Agreement (30 min)

a.     Desirable Features

b.     Preferences

c.     Next Steps and Information Needs

7. Presentation and Q&A - Jay Mazalewski, Driggs Public Works Director (10 min)

a.     WWTF Design, Permitting, Budget & Schedule Updates

b.     Information Requests from Work Session 1

8. Next Steps, Action Items & Information Needs (20 min)

a.     New Facility / Agreement

b.     Current Facility / Agreement

c.     Next Meeting Date(s) and Topic(s) (10 min)

9. Adjourn

Notice: Please contact Driggs City Hall (354-2362) prior to any city meeting if there is any special assistance needed for those with disabilities planning to attend the meeting or needing special assistance with remote participation.

Posted 9/10/2026

Know Before You Attend:

Please take a moment to review the City of Victor's Public Meeting Rules, Civility, and Decorum page prior to attending or participating in a city meeting. These guidelines help ensure meetings remain respectful, productive, and accessible for all participants.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping maintain a respectful and professional environment for City staff, elected officials, and community members.

Instructions for Public Attendance at Victor City Council Special Meetings

1. Council meetings are live-streamed through Zoom
2. Online Participation: Active online participation during the meeting will be limited to scheduled visitors and presenters. This will ensure efficient proceedings and maintain the focus on agenda items.
3. Accommodation Requests: If you require accommodation to participate remotely during council meetings, we encourage you to contact the City Clerk in advance of the meeting. We are committed to making reasonable efforts to accommodate individuals with specific needs, ensuring equal access and inclusivity, but we are unable to provide such accommodations once the meeting begins.
4. Enhanced Accessibility: Please note that Zoom offers various accessibility features, such as live captions, screen reader compatibility, and adjustable font sizes.
5. The City of Victor is not responsible for technical difficulties.
6. Public Comments can be submitted at any time via the online form.

Zoom Meeting Information:
ZOOM LINK
Meeting ID Meeting ID890 5201 0145