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A 38-lot residential subdivision (Tamarack Falls Estates Phase 1) in Valley County is nearing completion of civil construction and seeking county final plat approval and financial guarantees. Remaining work includes a sewer lift station, pressure sewer main, storm drainage, roadway construction, curbs, parking, pathways, pond work, striping/signage, and implementation of the Wildland Urban Interface Fire Protection Plan. The documents lay out private road, utility, fiber conduit, irrigation, stormwater, and HOA management responsibilities, signaling upcoming construction, utility, telecom, and professional services needs during build-out through at least 2028.
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$2,281,313Jul 9, 2026Valley County received a June 25, 2026 draft fiscal impact study for the proposed 2,250‑acre Red Ridge Village PUD, including 722 housing units and 80,000 sq ft of non‑residential space west of McCall. The analysis supports concept‑level approval and a development agreement and shows positive net fiscal impacts for the County, fire/EMS districts, and school district at buildout over 15–20 years. This signals a very large, phased private development likely to move into detailed engineering, infrastructure, and service planning, where design, construction, IT, and operations vendors can engage with both the developer and the County.
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$1,164,200,000Jun 25, 2026Valley County Planning & Zoning reviewed a draft fiscal and economic impact analysis for the proposed Red Ridge Village PUD, including service demands on fire, EMS, schools, roads, recreation, and general government. The study highlighted property tax timing gaps, capital needs, and tools such as impact fees and developer capital contribution agreements. No specific impact fee schedule or development agreement has been set; staff will research unmet capital infrastructure and fee structures before concept approval and a public hearing on August 27, 2026. This is a live planning phase where the County may define infrastructure, public safety, and recreation investments that could later require engineering, consulting, and capital project vendors.
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$1,000,000Jun 25, 2026Valley County reviewed a June 25, 2026 fiscal impact study for the 2,250-acre Red Ridge Village development, which will add housing and commercial space over 15–20 years. The study shows positive long-term revenues but highlights near-term service gaps for fire, EMS, schools, and general government, plus significant capital needs such as roads, sanitation, and public safety facilities and equipment. The county plans to rely on developer agreements and impact fees, so public safety, infrastructure, and impact-fee advisory vendors can engage now while agreements and phasing strategies are still being shaped.
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$1,164,200,000Jun 25, 2026Staff presented a draft FY 2027 budget totaling $6,824,967, including a CCTV camera replacement for $20,000 and a new cleaner for $750,000, as well as higher costs for software subscriptions and chemicals. COLA raises of around 3% and possible 4% were discussed, and the budget will be refined and brought back in June. This budget planning shapes upcoming procurements for equipment, software, legal, and operational services, giving vendors early visibility into the district’s spending priorities.
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$6,824,967May 20, 2026The board approved sending the Ramvac 2600 (White Whale) to MetroQuip for rebuild and repair at $30,661.82 due to major hydraulic and metal contamination issues. At the same meeting, staff discussed budgeting a new cleaner for $750,000 in FY 2027 to meet unique barge-mounted operational needs. The rebuild contract is decided, but the planned 2027 cleaner purchase is in early budgeting, signaling a sizable upcoming equipment procurement for specialized sewer cleaning machinery.
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$750,000May 20, 2026As part of assessing Red Ridge Village, Valley County discussed that impact fees must be current, that recent equipment cost growth is significant, and that some capital infrastructure is not yet addressed by existing fees. Director Herrick will research past use of tax increase capacity, developer discounts, and capital infrastructure that could be covered by impact fees. The County also referenced past capital contribution agreements like WestRock and expects new development agreements for Red Ridge Village. This is an active review phase where financial, legal, and policy advisors can help modernize impact fee programs, structure capital contribution agreements, and design funding strategies for roads, recreation assets, and other public infrastructure.
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$300,000Jun 25, 2026Pearson Storage Partners LLC is appealing denial of a 103-unit storage condominium subdivision with offices, new private road, fire pond, berms, and 8-ft screening walls on 19.7 acres along Highway 55. The County P&Z Commission has twice denied the conditional use permit and preliminary plat, citing scenic corridor, traffic safety, and compatibility issues; the Board of County Commissioners will now decide the appeal. If approved, the project will need full site development, road work, utilities, fire protection systems, landscaping, and building conversions to commercial use. Site/civil firms, contractors, landscape, fire protection, and storage builders can track the entitlement outcome and connect with the private developer team for downstream work.
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$0Jul 21, 2026DF Development LLC is seeking County approval of the Red Ridge Village Planned Unit Development concept for 722 residential units on 2,250 acres near West Mountain Road. The plan proposes a village center, multiple neighborhoods, 1,400 acres of open space, roads, a trail network, central water via a water association, and both septic and a central sewage treatment facility. A Fiscal Impact Analysis by BBC Research & Consulting is part of the application. If approved, this will trigger substantial private construction plus public infrastructure coordination, utility planning, and potential off-site improvements with future contracting needs.
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$0Jul 20, 2026Valley County will sign a $22,310 contract with DND for the East McCall Unit 6 work under the wildfire mitigation program. This appears to fund fuels treatment or related mitigation services in the East McCall area. The award confirms DND as the vendor, but there may be room for subcontractors, equipment suppliers, and follow-on phases in nearby units or future years.
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Government Agencies in Valley County, Idaho
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Valley County
County12,777 pop.
Southern Valley County Recreation District
Special District
Payette Lakes Recreational Water and Sewer District
Special District
Mccall-donnelly Joint School District 421
School1,369 students
Mccall Fire Protection District
Fire District
Donnelly Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Cascade School District 422
School206 students
Cascade Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Cascade Medical Center
Public Hospital
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