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# 11_03_2026_mray@ci.moscow.id.us_PZ Report to Council.pdf
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## Page 1
Sent: 
3/11/2026 2:30:34 PM
From: 
Michael Ray <mray@ci.moscow.id.us
To: 
"Dennis Wilson" 
Cc: 
Bcc: 
Importance: Normal
Subject:
PZ Report to Council
Attachments:P&Z Council Report 3-16-26.pdf 
Hi Dennis, attached is the draft P&Z report for City Council next Monday at 7pm. Please let me know if you would like 
to see anything added or changed.
Thanks,
Mike
 
Mike Ray, AICP
Planning Manager
City of Moscow
504 S. Washington Street
Moscow, ID 83843
mray@ci.moscow.id.us
(208) 883-7008

## Page 2
Planning and 
Zoning Commission 
Annual Report
CITY COUNCIL
MARCH 16, 2026

## Page 3
Membership
Dennis Wilson, Chair
Rich Beebe, Vice Chair
Joel Hamilton
D. Nels Reese
Scott Gropp
Victoria Seever
Cole Mize
Sue Scott
Sage McCetich, Council Liaison

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Area of City Impact Agreement
Senate Bill 1403 in 2024 significantly changed the ACI 
requirements in Idaho Code
Can’t include areas that aren’t expected to be annexed 
within the next 5 years
Shall not divide County recognized parcels of land
County codes are now required to be adopted in the ACI
Deadline for municipalities to comply with the State statute 
was December 31, 2025
City/County Staff worked together with the Commission to 
bring the ACI into compliance with State Code
Board of County Commissioners adopted the 
amendments on December 2, 2025

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Duplex Code Amendments
Recent building permit applications and 
construction plans have been submitted for 
structures represented as two-family dwellings, 
but which are designed and leased as multi-
family dwellings
It appears the structures are being represented 
as two-family dwellings to avoid various local, 
Federal, and State requirements 
Commission has been working on a code 
amendment to clarify existing definitions and 
mitigate the impacts of these structures on 
surrounding neighborhoods

## Page 8
Continuing Education
Nils Peterson gives an annual update on Hills and 
Rivers Housing Trust projects and discusses 
potential code amendments that might help 
with housing affordability
Commission has been tracking and recently 
reviewed trends in ADU construction within the 
City

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