Planning applications, hearings and decisions in West Nampa, from the City of Nampa's public record.
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Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for a Hiroyuki Hibachi operation on a commercial building lot, with the decision made Mar. 25 after the application was filed Mar. 24.
Variance · Planning application
City planning staff said the garage would sit in the home's front yard once lot access moves to W Elaine Ct, so they could not grant the setback variance. The owner may apply for a City Council variance, with the staff-level fee credited.
Subdivision · Planning application
The approval, with conditions, divides a 2.94-acre site with an existing 30,000-square-foot industrial building. The new lot is for a future industrial building, and no construction is proposed. Conditions include a fire hydrant easement and an erosion control permit.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration for a hair salon run out of a residence, with appointments on set days and an average of four clients per day. The narrative is partly garbled in the file, so some schedule details are hard to read.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for off-site car sales by Team Mazda, a permit covering one day to one month, on a commercial lot. The application was filed March 3 and decided March 5.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on May 4 for 8 commercial lots and 4 common lots on 8.98 acres. Conditions include a 340-foot right-turn lane on SH-55 and a 20-foot easement for the Elijah Pathway.
Vacation of easement/right-of-way/plat · Planning application
The city approved a 0-foot west side setback and a partial vacation of a 5-foot by 50-foot utility easement strip so the detached garage can be built against the lot line. Approval came with conditions on fire-rated walls, a neighbor access easement and stormwater drainage.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council approved a variance for the RV garage on April 6 with fire-safety and stormwater conditions. A request to extend that approval heads to a public hearing Oct. 19.
Design review · Planning application
The design review covers new storefront glazing, doors and a wood-slat and steel canopy on the front of an existing commercial building. Landscaping, parking and building permits still need separate city review, and the approval was granted with conditions on Feb. 2.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a boundary adjustment that reshapes the lot into two parcels of about 0.26 acres each, separating an existing commercial building from a nearby apartment project. New parcel numbers will not be issued until the related deeds are recorded.
Variance · Planning application
The city approved a 6-foot vinyl privacy fence with a double drive gate along part of a front yard where the house sits on a flag lot. The approval applies only if a fence permit is issued and the fence is built within 6 months of Feb. 27.
Development review · Planning application
The Design Review Committee approved the building's architecture, materials and colors for the single-story express car wash on a 1.27-acre lot. Building permits and site work such as parking and landscaping still must be obtained separately.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration on Dec. 31 that lets a plumbing company use a residence as its mailing address and for paperwork. Plumbing work would happen off site, and equipment would be kept in the garage.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat for the first phase of Middlebury South covers 50 single-family lots and 7 common lots. It was approved June 15 with conditions, including that irrigation assessments be paid before the plat is signed.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The City Council approved the annexation, zoning and planned unit development, which includes 85 single-family homes and 10 common lots. Conditions include dedicating road right-of-way and building a 12-inch pressure irrigation main at the developer's expense.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved annexation, zoning and the plat on April 14, 2026. The plan sets aside about 2.35 acres of open space with pathways, and the developer must build a 10-foot side path, widen frontage roads and extend utilities at its own expense.
Annexation · Planning application
The City Council annexed the land and zoned it for single-family homes on May 18, approving the planned unit development and preliminary plat. Conditions include dedicating road right of way and building frontage improvements and utilities.
Variance · Planning application
Owyhee Center LLC can refurbish the sign with new pole covers, an electronic message center and cabinets, keeping its height above the 25-foot limit. Sign area is capped at 200 square feet, and work must start within six months or the variance expires.
Site improvement permit · Planning application
A permit filed Dec. 17, 2025, for site work on an industrial lot, listed as Lot 3 of the Northside Logistics Center, now has a status of void. The record gives no details on what was planned.
Subdivision · Planning application
The city approved the final plat for Middlebury North No. 4, which creates 13 single-family building lots and 4 common lots. Conditions include finishing sewer trunkline work, paying irrigation assessments and getting irrigation district and federal approval before construction drawings are approved.
