Planning applications, hearings and decisions in East End, Boise, from the City of Boise's public record.
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Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved the work on a quarter-acre residential lot on June 2, 2026. The application was filed Aug. 5, 2025, and no other details about the changes are on file.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a plan for an accessory office with an attached accessory dwelling unit, adding one home, on a 0.2-acre residential lot. The administrative approval was issued Oct. 21.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved plans for an addition on a 0.14-acre residential lot in a historic district. The decision was made administratively on Nov. 7, without a public hearing. The application was filed July 8.
Planning project · Planning application
The request would move the shared boundary between two residential lots on about 0.16 acres to resolve setback and driveway issues. City staff are reviewing it administratively, and no new homes are planned.
Planning project · Planning application
The application asks the city to approve removing a tree from a small residential property. It was filed June 19 and is pending application submittal, with staff-level review expected rather than a public hearing.
Design review · Planning application
A historic design review application was filed June 19, 2025, for a 0.13-acre residential lot. Staff will handle the review administratively. The filing does not say what work is planned.
Planning project · Planning application
The City Council approved consolidating several parcels under an existing house into one 0.43-acre lot and lifting three plat restrictions. The change would allow a backyard accessory unit later, which is not part of this approval.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved the plan on March 6 for a new house on a vacant 0.2-acre lot, plus a studio apartment above a detached garage, for two dwelling units in total.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a certificate of appropriateness for an addition at the back of a single-family home that contributes to a historic district. Shutters and decorative roof ornaments were dropped from the plan. The decision came Aug. 18.
Planning project · Planning application
The changes add fire-rated walls closing off some open garage bays next to the new building and replace exhaust louvers. City staff approved the design review on Jan. 9, 2026. The office building links the new hospital tower and the garage.
Design review · Planning application
A design review application for a 0.87-acre residential site in a historic district was returned to the applicant and is on hold. The filing from April 10, 2025, lists no details on what would be built.
Planning project · Planning application
The City Council approved removing three vacant lots, about 1 acre in total, from the Warm Springs Historic District. The applicant said the change would allow housing that fits the adjacent neighborhood. The lots were split off a larger parcel in October 2024.
Rezone · Planning application
The request covers about 1.04 acres currently zoned for single-family homes. It was filed March 31, 2025, and the City Council is the deciding body. No decision is on file.
Planning project · Planning application
A homeowner asks the Hearing Examiner for a variance to reduce the rear setback so an addition can be built on a single-family home. The 0.24-acre lot is on hillside ground, so extra drainage and geotechnical documents may be required.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would add one new house and convert the existing historic cabin into an accessory dwelling. The Historic Preservation Commission is reviewing it, and city planners have said a new house in front of the cabin will be hard to support.
Planning project · Planning application
The application asks to remove a tree from a 0.87-acre residential property in a historic district. A tree condition report is on file, and city staff are reviewing the request administratively.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city approved changes so the existing drive-through can operate as a quick-service coffee shop. The work removes the escape lane, upgrades landscaping, moves the trash enclosure and removes about 17 parking spaces. The building size stays the same. Design Review is required before building permits.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The application seeks approval for a covered front porch on a residential lot of about 0.14 acres in a historic district. It was filed Feb. 5, 2025, and is under review by the Design Review Commission.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved a two-story addition at the rear of a home, a new garage and a new driveway designation on a half-acre lot. Staff approved it administratively on Feb. 24, 2026.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan converts a former Carl's Jr. space in a multi-tenant building into a quick-service coffee shop. It includes a reworked drive-through, updated parking and landscaping, a relocated trash enclosure and exterior paint and signs. The city approved it Aug. 21, 2026.
