# Meridian City Council - 10/27/26

The Meridian City Council meeting on October 27, 2026, addressed land-use applications, transportation concerns, and amendments related to state housing legislation. Council appointed Kaylee Graci to Seat 8 on the Meridian Transportation Commission; approved a drainage and irrigation easement vacation for McKay Farms; and approved the preliminary plat for the 22.26-acre Thrusten Choy Farm industrial subdivision, comprising six buildable lots. Council also approved a commercial rezoning and development-agreement modification for part of the 10 Mile Christian Church property, with direction to include the 10 Mile Interchange Specific Area Plan design guidelines and an updated concept plan in the findings. A separate city-initiated amendment aligning 10 Mile area future-land-use designations with the comprehensive plan was approved.

Council discussed traffic and access concerns along the 10 Mile corridor, including the need for further traffic analysis and the possibility of requesting a regional transportation study; no formal study or spending action was taken. The public hearing on comprehensive-plan text changes concerning starter-home subdivisions and accessory dwelling units was continued to December 15, with a work session scheduled for November 17. Discussion of the related legislative UDC text amendment was underway when the transcript ended, so no final action on that item is evident. No contract awards, vendor selections, purchasing decisions, or other procurement activity were identified.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Transportation
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Regulatory Compliance
**Published:** October 27, 2026

### Sources
- [Meridian City Council - 10/27/26](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sausIpszyxQ) - City of Meridian