Planning applications, hearings and decisions in North Nampa, from the City of Nampa's public record.
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Rezone · Planning application
The City of Nampa approved Ordinance No. 4868 on Jan. 8, 2025, rezoning the site from RS-8.5 to RS-6 and RD single-family residential zoning, subject to conditions. The plan calls for 235 building lots averaging about 5,384 square feet, replacing irrigated farmland.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved the design, colors and materials for a new 4,425-square-foot Maverik store and fuel station on April 8. Conditions require shielded exterior lights and parking lot light poles no taller than 25 feet.
De-annexation (1 acre or less) · Planning application
The City Council approved the request from Radix Construction on Sept. 3 to return the light-industrial parcel, which holds a shop building, to Canyon County control. The owner of adjoining parcels must first show proof of applying to merge them.
Development review · Planning application
The approved design is for a new concrete tilt-up building with enclosed offices, where large generator sets would be assembled. Finished units would be stored on site until trucks deliver them. The city approved it on March 6, 2024, with conditions.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat creates 54 home lots and 5 common lots and is a later phase of a previously approved subdivision. Approved June 6 with conditions, including turn lanes at a nearby intersection and payment of utility and irrigation fees before signing.
Subdivision · Planning application
The preliminary plat covers 49.6 acres of irrigated farmland and was approved Sept. 11. The application was filed Feb. 22 and calls for commercial uses on the 18 lots.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city approved, with conditions, a permit on April 24 for a licensed firearms dealer selling optics and accessories and assembling firearms on site, with no machining. The applicant expects about five visitors a month, with nearly all sales online.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
A homeowner has applied to register a home business that would assemble firearms and sell them and sporting goods online. The application, filed Feb. 21, 2024, is in review.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
Nampa approved a property boundary adjustment on March 4 for an industrial lot in a light industrial zone. It moves lot lines only and proposes no new buildings. The survey can now be recorded with Canyon County.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration for Embrace Your Home LLC on Feb. 7, a day after it was filed. The business will operate from an existing residence on a city lot.
Conditional use · Planning application
Nampa approved with conditions a conditional use permit for a convenience store with six fuel dispensers under a canopy, plus four high-speed diesel lanes with their own canopy. The city decided the request on Sept. 11, 2024.
Design review · Planning application
The request would have painted the existing masonry, metal awnings and synthetic stucco on a commercial tenant space. The application, filed Jan. 22, 2024, has been withdrawn.
Annexation · Planning application
The City Council approved bringing the parcel into Nampa on Sept. 5, 2024, with conditions including a 20-foot landscaped berm and a 65-foot highway buffer. The applicant's narrative describes six buildings totaling about 88,106 square feet.
Subdivision · Planning application
Baker Park would sit on about 24 acres of rural land and include apartments, duplexes, townhomes and a commercial component. The city approved the preliminary plat with conditions on March 28, 2024.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city approved the Baker Park conditional use permit, which covers townhomes, duplexes, 354 apartments and about 12,000 square feet of commercial space. The city's description lists 372 units, while its data shows 378. The decision came March 28, 2024.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city approved a permit with conditions on Feb. 15 for a firearm business at a residence. It would sell firearms online through brokers and do some quiet gunsmithing, with very limited customer foot traffic.
