Planning applications, hearings and decisions in North End, Boise, from the City of Boise's public record.
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Design review · Planning application
The proposal would raise an existing single-family home to pour a new basement foundation and expand the basement. Height, windows and parking would not change, no trees would be removed, and new window wells would reach 6 inches into the side setback.
Planning project · Planning application
A plan for an accessory dwelling unit on a residential lot was filed Sept. 29. The city is in concept review, and the file lists corrections to the plans. A site plan and building elevations are on file.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner wants to replace windows on a residential property. The city requires a minor certificate of appropriateness and review against its historic guidelines. The number of units and parking would not change.
Planning project · Planning application
A request to remove a tree on a 0.14-acre residential lot is under review by city staff. It was filed Sept. 28 and does not need a public hearing.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a Certificate of Appropriateness to repair a house damaged by fire on a 0.11-acre lot. Plans call for replacing trusses, roofing, damaged windows and stucco to match the original. Windows may be replaced only if beyond repair.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The city approved cutting down a 17-inch white pine near the house, citing a pest infestation and the tree's closeness to the structure. No replacement is required, though one or two new trees are encouraged. The approval was granted Oct. 16.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The city is reviewing a request for approval to build a duplex on a commercially used lot of about 0.14 acres. The Historic Preservation Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Oct. 28.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove a tree from a 0.14-acre residential property on Oct. 16. The application included an arborist report, which the city requires to support removal.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The request covers one 35-foot maple described as dying and hazardous, plus roughly 40 mostly elm trees growing near buildings. It is under administrative review for a historic preservation certificate.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
The city approved a certificate of appropriateness for modifications to a contributing structure in a historic district. The application was filed Sept. 22, and the city lists the review as complete.
Planning project · Planning application
The applicant wants to rebuild a porch at the same dimensions as the existing one on a 0.15-acre residential lot. City staff say it can stay an administrative review if materials meet historic guidelines. The application is in review.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner of a 0.14-acre residential lot wants to remove a tree. City planners say the request needs a letter from a certified arborist recommending removal. Staff would review it administratively; the application has been submitted and is pending.
Historic preservation · Planning application
A certificate of appropriateness has been filed for a 0.14-acre residential property in a historic district. City staff would review it administratively; the filing does not say what work is planned.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
A zoning certificate for an accessory dwelling unit on a 0.22-acre residential lot was filed Sept. 18. The city has returned it to the applicant, so the review is on hold.
Planning project · Planning application
The application asks the city to approve removing a tree and is under administrative review. City planners say it must include a certified arborist's letter recommending the tree's removal.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The city approved removing one mature chestnut tree after an arborist found it in poor structural health and the city forester agreed. No replacement is required, though planting one or two new trees is encouraged. The house must be retained and protected.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The city approved removing three Siberian elms, backed by an arborist report, on Oct. 13. No replacement trees are required, but nearby trees must be protected and any damaged ones replaced.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a certificate of appropriateness for removing one tree on a 0.14-acre residential lot. Planners said the request needed a certified arborist's letter recommending removal. The decision was made Oct. 13.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan removes an old bathroom and two interior walls to enlarge the kitchen, and swaps a back window and door for larger ones. City staff approved it on Sept. 29, and the work still needs a building permit.
Planning project · Planning application
The application seeks to add one accessory dwelling on a residential lot of about 0.14 acres. It is in neighborhood meeting review, and the Historic Preservation Commission is listed as the review body.
