Chubbuck council approved Iron Peak Business Park plat Nov. 4, heard proposed kratom ordinance
The Nov. 18 meeting will take up two Candee Subdivision dedications.
The Chubbuck City Council voted 3-0 on Nov. 4 to approve the Iron Peak Business Park short plat, a seven-lot plat for six condominium units and one common-area lot, according to draft minutes the city posted for approval at the council's Nov. 18 meeting. Development Services Manager Sean Harris told the council city staff had reviewed the application and it appeared to meet city code.
At a study session earlier that day, City Attorney Ryan Lewis presented a proposed ordinance to regulate kratom sales within city limits, the minutes show. The minutes say the City of Pocatello and Bannock County plan to adopt similar ordinances. The council also heard an update on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee and on a proposal to align the city's circuit breaker program with Bannock County's.
In other votes, the council approved city property for donation and the Nov. 4 claims, each 3-0.
Nov. 18 agenda
The council meets Nov. 18 at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 290 E. Linden, according to its agenda. It will consider accepting offers of dedication for Candee Subdivision and Candee Subdivision Phase 2.
Source: Chubbuck draft minutes, Nov. 4, 2026 (text); Chubbuck council agenda, Nov. 18, 2026 (text).