Planning applications, hearings and decisions in North Nampa, from the City of Nampa's public record.
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Planned unit development · Planning application
The approved plan covers about 82 acres of irrigated farmland, with lots of 4,778 to 10,137 square feet and 38 common lots. The city's records list 344 dwelling units and some commercial use. The decision came April 21.
Subdivision · Planning application
The preliminary plat was approved March 10, 2026, after a public hearing that day. It covers farmland now zoned for agriculture and would include lots with 40-, 50- and 60-foot frontages.
Annexation · Planning application
The City Council approved bringing the property into city limits with Community Business zoning on April 6, 2026, with conditions on access from Franklin Road and frontage improvements. The applicant's narrative describes a screen-printing shop with a caretaker's quarters, though the decision letter does not specify…
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on Feb. 2 with conditions, including signing a subdivision improvement agreement before construction and renaming a street.
Subdivision · Planning application
The city approved a preliminary plat for single-family homes and one commercial lot, with 29 common lots for open space and landscaping. The public hearing was held Jan. 27, 2026, and the same day's decision approved the plan.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation daycare registration for Kenner Clubhouse Preschool on Nov. 13, a day after it was filed. The preschool would operate out of an existing house on a city lot.
Annexation · Planning application
Nampa City Council approved annexation and a preliminary plat for Highline Estates on June 15, with conditions. It covers 93.75 acres, a 6.5-acre commercial lot and open space. The developer must build traffic improvements and help pay for creek and canal crossings.
Subdivision · Planning application
The proposal would have mixed townhouses and detached houses on 68 lots, plus one commercial lot and seven common lots, on irrigated farmland. A public hearing was held Jan. 27, 2026, and the application has since been withdrawn.
Rezone · Planning application
The plan for Spring Shores Commons called for single-family attached and detached homes on 68 buildable lots, plus one commercial lot and seven common lots, on irrigated farmland. The application was withdrawn after a Jan. 27, 2026, public hearing.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for Christmas tree sales, filed and decided on Oct. 27. Temporary use permits cover activities lasting from one day to one month.
Development review · Planning application
The city's Design Review Committee approved the building's architectural design, materials and colors, with conditions including a two-year validity period. The approval does not replace required building, sign or site improvement permits.
Development review · Planning application
City staff approved the metal building, which would hold service bays and offices, on Oct. 28 with conditions. Mechanical units must be screened, exterior lights shielded, and light poles kept to 25 feet or shorter.
Annexation · Planning application
The City Council annexed a strip of road right-of-way next to the approved East Ranch subdivision and zoned it light industrial and single-family residential. It corrects an earlier annexation that missed the strip. No buildings are proposed. Approved Feb. 17.
Subdivision · Planning application
Endurance Holdings LLC's plan mixes townhouses and detached houses with commercial lots on about 37.7 acres. The City Council approved it Jan. 13 with conditions for road right-of-way, a roundabout, turn lanes at nearby intersections and a fence along the eastern edge.
Subdivision · Planning application
Trilogy Development's subdivision plat for 54 detached single-family homes and 14 common lots was approved with conditions on Jan. 20, 2026, after a public hearing that day. Conditions include paying irrigation assessments and updating the flood study for FEMA review.
Annexation · Planning application
The city approved annexing about 37.74 acres and zoning it for a mix of homes, commercial lots and open space, with conditions on road right of way, traffic turn lanes and pathways. The decision was made March 2.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Nampa City Council approved the final plat on Dec. 15 with conditions covering traffic study review, abandoning any onsite wells or septic systems, and paying irrigation assessments. The phase covers about 28.77 acres and includes 19 common lots.
Subdivision · Planning application
City Council approved the final plat for the second and last phase of Magnolia Estates on Dec. 15, 2025. It covers 15 residential lots and 5 common lots on 7.42 acres, with conditions including floodplain rules and paid irrigation assessments before the plat is signed.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The boundary adjustment divides one parcel holding an industrial building into two. No new buildings are described. New parcel numbers will not be issued until the deeds are recorded. The approval was decided Oct. 7.
Development review · Planning application
Nampa approved the design for a multi-family development by Thompson Thrift on Oct. 21, with conditions. It includes a clubhouse, fitness building, dog park and sports courts, plus 615 parking stalls, on land now used as irrigated farmland.
