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March 26, 2026
City of Caldwell, Engineering Dept.
621 Cleveland Blvd
Caldwell, ID 83605
Attn: Steve Pendleton
Ardurra
332 N. Broadmore Way
Nampa, ID 83687
Attn: John Carpenter, P.E.
RE: Farmway Crossing Subdivision No.1
Improvement Plan Review #2
Steve:
Highway District No. 4 (HD4) reviewed the improvement plans for Farmway Crossing Subdivision No. 1
dated 3/17/26. Please see the following comments:
General
Per 2020 exchange agreement with the City, (Exchange Maintenance Agreement, 2020) Highway District
No. 4 (HD4) operates and maintains Ustick Road where utility work and frontage improvements are
planned for the proposed subdivision. Under this agreement, HD4 is responsible for access permitting and
utility permitting along the corridor and is provided opportunity to review and comment on development
plans as they may impact the operation and maintenance of the highway.
C4.00
1. Please add survey control
a. Identify the bearing and distance of alignment at match point 103+39.67. This will help
staff confirm and locate the beginning of the alignment and compare to roundabout plans.
C4.09
1. Show base and subbase as applicable per City standards at curb. Extend subbase and extend base
depth. See R-810 dated 5/22/24
C6.00
1. Show HD4 slope easement. In the event of HD4 maintenance within easement locate PI line min
3’ below proposed ground.
2. At culvert crossing, drop PI min 3’ below bottom of culvert
Please feel free to contact me at any time with questions on these comments. Please provide one hard copy
of the final plat and plans, and electronic submittals of any other documents for review.
Regards,
Leonard Riccio, P.E.
Transportation Planner
Senior Assistant Engineer
City of Caldwell
APPROVED FOR CONSTRUCTION
These plans and/or specifications have been reviewed
for compliance with the City of Caldwell specifications.
This review does not relieve the owner, engineer, or
contractor of the responsibility to design and/or
construct these facilities in compliance with all current
applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules,
regulations, ordinances, orders of decisions,
development agreements, or specifications.
Inconsistencies not isolated by City staff shall not be
construed as approved unless specifically addressed
as a variance and granted by City Council as a
variance. The City retains the right to enforce
provisions of said document and policies even if
inconsistencies are not noted by the City. Any
revisions of these approved plans will require a
resubmittal for a full review and approval.
Name:Martin Gergen