Planning applications, hearings and decisions in North End, Boise, from the City of Boise's public record.
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Historic preservation · Planning application
The owners want to replace the windows in a 1937 Minimal Tudor house with full-frame units that match the existing look. The application is on hold after the city returned it to the applicant.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove a tree on a 0.1-acre residential lot in a historic area on Oct. 13. The city required a certified arborist's letter recommending the removal.
Historic preservation · Planning application
A request for a certificate of appropriateness, the approval needed for changes in a historic area, was filed Sept. 5 for a 0.18-acre residential lot. The city has returned it to the applicant, so it is on hold.
Historic preservation · Planning application
City staff approved replacing deteriorated cedar shake siding on the north and south sides of a historic home. Conditions require new shakes to match the original exposure and installation, bar composite siding, and limit work to the approved scope.
Variance · Planning application
The owner asks for relief from parking and backup-space rules to reorient vehicle access in the 1920 garage, adding alley-facing doors. The site has three dwelling units. The Historic Preservation Commission reviews the request.
Historic preservation · Planning application
A property owner has applied for a certificate of appropriateness to build an addition on a 0.2-acre residential lot in a historic area. The application was filed Aug. 31 and is awaiting administrative review.
Planning project · Planning application
The application asks to replace windows at an existing home. City planners say a minor certificate of appropriateness is required, and windows may be replaced only if they are beyond repair. Staff review is administrative.
Historic preservation · Planning application
A certificate of appropriateness was filed Aug. 27 for a 0.23-acre residential property in a historic district. City staff would review it administratively; the filing lists no details on the work and is still pending submittal.
Planning project · Planning application
Homeowners want to replace single-pane windows with double-pane ones that match the existing color, proportions and pane layout, citing insulation, comfort and safety. The request is under city staff review.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove a tree from a 0.14-acre residential lot. The applicant submitted an arborist's report, and the decision was made administratively on Sept. 18.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The owners want to convert a triplex to a duplex, repair the foundation and make minor exterior changes, including window and door replacements. The city has returned the historic review application to the applicant, so it is on hold.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The owners want to turn a triplex on a 0.18-acre lot into a duplex and make minor exterior changes, including window removals and fire-resistant sheathing. City staff are reviewing the zoning certificate administratively.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner wants to replace the front door on a home considered a contributing historic property. The change needs a major certificate of appropriateness from the Historic Preservation Commission, and a neighborhood meeting is required first.
Planning project · Planning application
The approved project removes an existing driveway and curb cut, replacing the curb cut with a curb, and adds onto the side of a house on a 0.14-acre lot. Vehicle access will come from the alley. City staff approved it administratively on Sept. 15.
Design review · Planning application
The city is reviewing a historic design review request for a 0.15-acre residential property. City staff, not a public hearing, will decide it. The filing does not say what work is planned.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
A duplex is proposed on a site now used for commercial purposes. The city completed its review of the neighborhood meeting list, which was filed Aug. 12; no decision on the duplex itself is on file.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The approval covers a 160-square-foot tiny home, 13.5 feet tall, and a hard-surface parking space no larger than 10 by 20 feet. Conditions: the home must stay out of street view behind a wood or metal fence; vinyl fencing is not allowed.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved replacing a cracked cement front walkway, patio and staircase with cement pavers on a 0.18-acre residential lot. The plan also adds a paver walkway to the backyard. The decision was made Sept. 25.
Planning project · Planning application
The proposal would replace a single front window on a home considered contributing to a historic district, keeping the twin casement style. City planners say replacement is allowed only if the window is beyond repair. The application is under administrative review.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The addition would hold a new primary bedroom, bathroom, guest room and pantry. It sits back from the front, is shorter than the existing house, and replaces a large paved rear area with lawn and trees. Stucco siding, non-vinyl windows and a stormwater plan are required.
