Planning applications, hearings and decisions in North End, Boise, from the City of Boise's public record.
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Record of survey · Planning application
The city approved moving the boundary between two adjoining residential lots on June 12. It adds no new homes or buildings. Both lots must still meet minimum size and setback rules, and keep a paved driveway and two off-street parking spaces.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved an addition to a home on a roughly 0.18-acre residential lot in a historic district. The Sept. 11 decision was made administratively, without a public hearing.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove a tree on a 0.24-acre residential lot in a historic district. The administrative approval was granted without a public hearing.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved plans on Sept. 4 to add a 20-by-30-foot detached garage and alter the exterior of the existing garage on a half-acre residential lot in a historic district.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove a tree on a 0.11-acre residential lot in a historic district. The approval was an administrative decision made June 5, following an application filed April 12.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved plans to add onto an existing garage at a home in a historic district on June 5. The house itself is not changing, and the design had to meet the city's historic guidelines.
Record of survey · Planning application
The request would change a property boundary on a 0.21-acre site in a residential zone. City staff will review it administratively, and the application is still awaiting formal submittal.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner wants to merge two pairs of adjoining lots into two larger parcels on a 0.21-acre site. The request is under administrative review, with no public hearing listed.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner seeks to add onto a historic home, repair its 410-square-foot garage, replace all windows and the roof, and add fencing and landscaping. The Historic Preservation Commission is the review body; the application is in review.
Planning project · Planning application
The addition would add 170 square feet on the main floor and 200 on the second floor of a 1,669-square-foot house. The home is classified as noncontributing in a historic district. City staff approved it June 5.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved removing a healthy 9-inch-diameter Norway spruce on June 16. An arborist report says it sits about 3 feet from the foundation and 1 foot from a window well, with gas lines likely under its roots. No construction is proposed.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved an adjustment to the recorded line between two lots, each with a single-family house, so it follows the existing fence. No new lots, buildings or changes to access or parking are planned. Approved Oct. 13.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved a new house and a detached accessory dwelling unit above the garage on a 0.13-acre vacant lot. The decision was made Aug. 4, and the garage would be reached from the alley.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove a tree on a 0.18-acre residential lot in a historic overlay. The approval was issued administratively on June 18, after the application was filed on March 26.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove a tree on a 0.11-acre residential lot in a historic district on April 17. A certificate of appropriateness and an arborist report were required for the removal.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved replacing the windows on a home considered a contributing historic building. The windows must meet the city's historic window guidelines. The decision was made July 8.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a single-story addition to the back of a home that contributes to a historic district. The administrative decision was made June 26, on a lot of about one-tenth of an acre.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved the removal of a tree on a 0.15-acre residential lot in a historic district on April 17. The review called for an arborist's report and said a replacement tree might need to be planted on the property.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved exterior changes to a historic-district house on Oct. 5. The work includes repairing the front porch, replacing worn vinyl siding, upgrading nine windows to double pane and repairing the back steps.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved replacing the windows on a home the city lists as noncontributing to its historic district. The Apr. 24 administrative decision followed a required historic design review.
