Planning applications, hearings and decisions in West Meridian, from the City of Meridian's public record.
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Final plat mylar signature · Planning application
The city signed off on the final plat for the District Ten Mile Subdivision No. 1, a step that finalizes the lot layout on land currently zoned for general commercial use. The request was filed Dec. 9, 2025.
Administrative · Planning application
The city approved an administrative request for alternative compliance on an 11.07-acre commercial site planned for a Target store. The city's description points to an applicant narrative, so the specific rules adjusted are not listed.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat divides the former farmland into three buildable industrial lots covering about 40.3 acres. The City Council approved it on March 3.
Development review · Planning application
The one-story retail building would sit on an 11-acre lot. The city approved the zoning compliance request for the new building; the application was filed Nov. 17, 2025.
Certificate of zoning compliance change of use · Planning application
Filed Nov. 14, the application sought a one-story commercial center on 11.07 acres of land now used as farmland and zoned for general commercial use. The request has been withdrawn, so no decision is pending.
Zoning verification · Planning application
The city finished its review of a request for a letter confirming the zoning for the Cobblestone Car Wash site. The property is zoned for general commercial use. The request was filed Nov. 6, 2025.
Annexation · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved annexation and light industrial zoning for 23.1 acres on June 23. The plan calls for six buildings of about 340,000 square feet for employment and industrial uses. The land is now in the county.
Zoning verification · Planning application
The applicant requested a zoning letter for an existing building, saying it is needed for a property closing. The city approved the request and marked it finaled. No construction is proposed.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved design review and a zoning compliance certificate for a new 839-square-foot Swig Drinks building on a 0.71-acre commercial site at TM Crossing. The application was filed Oct. 30, 2025.
Subdivision · Planning application
The council approved a short plat dividing 21.78 acres into four buildable lots, with a hearing held Jan. 20, 2026.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a short plat dividing about 9.3 acres into four buildable lots for the Vanguard Village East project, following a public hearing on Jan. 20.
Hearing · Planning application
Meridian City Council records show the applicant sought to modify an existing development agreement to refine cross-access between neighboring commercial sites. The land is now residential and zoned for commercial use, and the request was withdrawn, with the decision dated Feb. 11.
Final plat mylar signature · Planning application
Phase 1 of Slatestone Subdivision includes 12 single-family lots and 4 common lots on 3.395 acres. The city has approved the final plat and marked the application finaled.
Time extension, director · Planning application
The city approved a request for more time to act on the preliminary plat for the residential subdivision. The request was filed Oct. 21, 2025. No details on the number of homes were provided.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved a short plat dividing the land into two buildable lots on Feb. 10, 2026. The site is listed as commercial land, and the proposed use is industrial.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved a request to divide about 6.76 acres into four building lots at a hearing on Feb. 10, 2026. The city's record lists the proposed uses as industrial.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat on Oct. 14 for seven buildable industrial lots on land currently used as farmland. The city's description lists 37.7 acres, while other records list 88.2 acres.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved the final plat on Oct. 28, following a public hearing that day. The plat creates 17 buildable lots on 34.04 acres in a general commercial zone.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a combined preliminary and final plat for three building lots and one common lot on about 0.8 acres. The project, called Cherry Blossom East Subdivision, is planned for three homes.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission approved a permit for a detached two-lane drive-through with two self-service ATM kiosks, within 300 feet of another drive-through, on a 1.5-acre commercial site. The decision came Sept. 4, 2025, at a public hearing.