Annexation · Planning application
Council approves 44 single-family homes on 10 acres of annexed land
The Mountain Home City Council approved annexing about 10.28 acres into the city and zoning it R-4 residential, along with a preliminary plat for 53 lots, 44 of them single-family home lots. The applicant, Bronze Bow Land, proposed a bocce ball or pickleball court as a site amenity.
From the filing
The application's description as it appears in City of Mountain Home's record. See the official record
The Aslin Ranch Subdivision is proposed on about 10.28 acres on the south side of Smith Road, west of SW Besra Drive and east of State Highway 51 in Mountain Home. The request would annex the land and zone it R-4 residential, and create 53 lots: 44 single-family home lots and nine common lots, with a density of 4.3 homes per acre. The applicant proposes a bocce ball or pickleball court as a site amenity, and primary access would be from Smith Road.
A request by Jadon Schneider, of Bronze Bow Land, for property owned by Gary and Cameron Aslin, to annex and zone to R-4 a parcel of land (RP04S06E020720) approximately ten point twenty-eight (10.28) acres in size, and that portion of Smith Road that abuts the parcel. A request by Jadon Schneider, of Bronze Bow Land, for property owned by Gary and Cameron Aslin, for a preliminary plat for the Aslin Ranch Subdivision. This development will consist of a total of fifty-three (53) lots, forty-four (44) of those lots are designated as single-family homes, and nine (9) designated common lots. The average residential lot size is six thousand three hundred and forty-four (6,344) square feet, varying lot widths and depths to accommodate different house plans and lifestyles, with a density of four-point three (4.3) dwelling units per acre. The applicant is proposing to provide a site amenity in the form of a Bocce Ball or Pickleball Court. The parcel of land is located on the South side of Smith Road, west of SW Besra Drive, and East of State Highway 51. Primary access will be from Smith Road.
Project name on file: Aslin Ranch Subdivision
Timeline
March 10, 2026
Ordinance 1821 on the Mountain Home City Council agenda
Jan. 27, 2026
Approved
Mountain Home City Council: Approved. Findings of fact adopted March 10, 2026.
Jan. 20, 2026
Mountain Home Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval
Documents
Decisions
- Download Planning and Zoning Commission agenda for Jan. 20 meeting
Agenda for the January 20, 2026 regular meeting, including findings of fact on an annexation and a preliminary plat for Aslin Ranch Subdivision, plus a conflict-of-interest check.
Jan. 19, 2026 · 2 pages · 241 KB · Agenda
Other documents
- Download City Council regular meeting agenda, March 10, 2026
Agenda for the Mountain Home City Council meeting, listing presentations, consent items including minutes, expenditures, payroll, and Resolution 10-2026R.
March 9, 2026 · 3 pages · 136 KB · Agenda