Author: Gary Dufault

Zoning Code Rewrite – It’s Almost a Done Deal – What You Need to Know!

The final phase of the Boise Zoning Code Rewrite is upon us.  This is public comment time, which is when the CTNA can choose to participate followed by approval by the city. The time to voice an opinion is now or never!

This link to Boise Dev is a great summary of the rewrite. It also contains the public meeting dates starting 4/24 and a link to the actual rewrite draft. Centennial Neighborhood Association will be considering its position on the “Rewrite” at its upcoming board meeting, Thursday April 2oth. https://centennialna.org/event/ctna-2nd-quarter-board-meeting.

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Register To More Fully Participate

To participate in your Centennial Neighborhood Association more fully, it is necessary to be a “registered” voting member (see bylaw excerpt below). At the upcoming April 20th meeting it is anticipated that there may be one or more issues requiring a formal “Membership” vote.

Please send your email to centennialnaboise@gmail.com with the following information:

Name ____________________ Req

Address with zip _____________________ Req

Membership Status ______ Resident _____ Business Owner __bus name and location_______ Property Owner _______________ Req

Nonprofit Representative (name of nonprofit) ____________________ Req

Email address _____________ Be the first to know of issues and events by being on Centennial’s email list

Optional:

Phone number ___________

Bylaw Excerpts

Article 2: Membership, Voting, Dues 

Section A: Membership Eligibility. Membership is open to residents, property owners, business owners, and representatives of nonprofit organizations located within the Association boundaries. In no event shall any person be eligible for more than one membership. . .

Section C:

 Voting. In order to be eligible to vote, a resident must sign their name and address on the Official Membership List. The Official Membership List shall be available at all meetings. Each member is entitled to one vote. There shall be no voting by proxy. Except as otherwise noted, a simple majority vote is needed to adopt any action presented to the general membership.