Development review · Planning application
Expired plan sought 516 apartment and townhome units
The proposal would include 364 high-density apartments, 126 flats and 26 townhome apartments on 36 acres. The application is listed as expired.
Planning applications, hearings and decisions in West Meridian, from the City of Meridian's public record.
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Development review · Planning application
The proposal would include 364 high-density apartments, 126 flats and 26 townhome apartments on 36 acres. The application is listed as expired.
Annexation · Planning application
The city approved annexing the land and zoning it for traditional neighborhood residential use, along with a plat for 42 homes, including attached and detached single-family houses. The decision came at a public hearing on June 21, 2022.
Subdivision · Planning application
The plan covers a mix of single-family detached homes, townhomes and multi-family units, with 48 building lots and 8 common lots. The public hearing was held April 20, 2022, and the application was approved that day.
Annexation · Planning application
The approval annexes about 10 acres and allows 42 single-family lots, an 18-unit multifamily project and a commercial lot, with private streets through part of the site. The decision came at an April 26, 2022, hearing.
Annexation · Planning application
The city approved annexation and zoning for about 41 acres of former farmland, rezoning 26.54 acres to C-G commercial and 14.74 acres to R-40 high-density residential. The decision came at a public hearing on Nov. 17, 2020, and the city has since finaled the project.
Rezone · Planning application
The city approved rezoning the 10.74-acre property to a zone allowing more homes per acre, along with a preliminary plat for 59 building lots on 10.25 acres. The decision was made Dec. 11, 2018.
Development review · Planning application
Verizon Wireless plans to attach one antenna and an equipment enclosure to an existing traffic signal pole in the public right of way. The city has finaled the approval, and the work requires permits from the Ada County Highway District before construction begins.
Subdivision · Planning application
The city approved a revised final plat that reduces the lot count by one and moves a pathway outside an irrigation easement. A related development agreement change would allow four building permits before the final plat is recorded.