Planning applications, hearings and decisions in South Nampa, from the City of Nampa's public record.
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Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The request would rezone one residential lot and divide it in two. The new lot would hold a four-bedroom single-family home, and the existing house would stay on the original lot. The application is under city review.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved rezoning the lot to a single-family zone so it can be split into two lots, with a new four-bedroom home planned on the new lot. Conditions include new septic approval, closing the existing access and building frontage road improvements.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The city approved on Dec. 15 a change to its comprehensive plan map, from Medium Density Residential to Industrial, for 7.77 acres. The applicant says the land is used to store trees, landscape supplies and trucks and equipment, with office and shop space.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved the split on Sept. 24, with conditions. The new parcel must have its own sewer, water and irrigation connections, and lots must be graded to drain away from neighbors. No home is part of this approval.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation daycare registration for a residence on a city lot on Sept. 24. The request was filed Sept. 17. No details on the number of children were provided.
Development review · Planning application
The plan adds a new detailing shop building and partly remodels an existing 1,018-square-foot house into a restroom and break room, with the rest used for storage. The city approved it with conditions on Sept. 18.
Conditional use · Planning application
The permit lets the owner assemble customer-ordered firearms from purchased parts at home, without making parts. It cannot be transferred and expires six months after approval unless related work is approved.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat, filed Sept. 3, creates 66 new home lots plus one existing ranch home and 5 common lots, and was approved with conditions at the Nov. 18 decision. Conditions include correcting plat errors and revising landscape plans.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council on Nov. 3 approved variances for a 136-foot-long wall set 5 feet inside the property line, replacing a 4-foot chain link fence. The school must landscape the strip by the sidewalk, and the approval expires in six months if no other permits are obtained.
Variance · Planning application
The city approved a variance on Sept. 12 cutting the required side setback from five feet to three feet. The homeowners said the backyard slopes and the shed needs the flattest, most level ground.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration for Alpha Omega Document Storage, which will operate out of a residence on a city lot. The application was filed and decided on Aug. 18.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation daycare registration for Armstrong Daycare on Aug. 15, the same day it was filed. The daycare will operate out of an existing residence on a city lot.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a property boundary adjustment on June 23, 2026, splitting one residential parcel into two lots that can each hold a structure. The applicant cited a 1994 split that predates the current rules.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a request to change the shared boundary between two parcels, which the applicant says will create a clearer, more usable division. The decision came Sept. 12. The site currently has a residence.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration on Aug. 18 for an in-home daycare. The business will operate from an existing residence on a city lot. The application was filed Aug. 5.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The city approved a change to its comprehensive plan land-use map that clears the way for 25 buildable single-family lots and 8 common lots. The decision was made Dec. 15, after the public hearing that day.
Annexation · Planning application
The City Council approved the annexation with single-family residential zoning on Nov. 3. The owner cites an aging septic system and wants sewer access. The owner must pay connection fees and get permits before tapping in.
Subdivision · Planning application
Crosswoods Estates would put 25 single-family lots on about 19.94 acres now holding rural homes. The City Council approved it with annexation and a rezone on Dec. 15, 2025, requiring road right-of-way dedication and removal of old wells and septic systems.
Annexation · Planning application
Nampa approved annexing two county parcels and rezoning about 19.94 acres for a 25-lot single-family subdivision, with a land-use map change to low density residential. The approval carries conditions, including road right-of-way dedication and removal of onsite wells and septic systems before city service connection.
Rezone · Planning application
Triple Crown Development's project was approved Dec. 15 with conditions, including right-of-way dedication and removal of onsite wells and septic systems before connecting to city services. The land was rezoned to single-family residential.
