Planning commission finds Skyline-Broadway urban renewal plan conforms with comprehensive plan

IDAHO FALLS — The Idaho Falls Planning Commission on Nov. 4 approved a resolution finding that the Urban Renewal Plan for the Skyline-Broadway Urban Renewal Project conforms with the city’s comprehensive plan, according to the city’s official meeting recording.

Commissioner Bill Scott moved approval, Commissioner Dale Storer seconded, and the roll call was 7-0, the recording shows. Official minutes of the meeting had not been posted. The Idaho Falls Redevelopment Agency had unanimously approved Resolution No. 2026-09 on Sept. 17, adopting the plan for the comprehensive-plan review and referral to the City Council, the agency’s minutes show. The City Council’s posted agenda for its Nov. 12 meeting does not list the plan.

The posted plan covers a study area of about 90 acres generally east of and including Skyline Drive, west of Interstate 15, north of Pancheri Drive and south of and including Broadway, including parcels at the northwest corner of Skyline and Broadway. The agency resolution recommends the plan, including revenue-allocation financing provisions, to the city.

Source: Planning Commission meeting recording, Nov. 4, 2026, Nov. 4 Planning Commission agenda, IFRA Sept. 17, 2026 minutes, Skyline Broadway Urban Renewal Plan and Nov. 12 City Council agenda.