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Home fitness training business approved with one client at a time

A resident may run one-on-one personal fitness training indoors at home, with no more than one client present, no signage and no exterior changes. Client parking would use the existing driveway, and the city has finaled the approval.

ApprovedHOSC-2026-0004Filed Feb. 19, 2026Southwest Meridian · 839 Tall Prairie
Pin at the reported location; the shaded outline is the primary parcel (Ada County).

About this application

The proposed business would involve one on one personal fitness training conducted indoors by the resident owner only. Clients would visit y scheduled appointment, with no more than one client present at any given time. There would be no outdoor activity, no signage, no amplified music, and no exterior modifications to the property. All client parking would be accommodated on site in the existing driveway.

Project name on file: U. SO Strong (fitness training)

Timeline

  1. March 3, 2026

    Planning Review: Approved

  2. Feb. 20, 2026

    Application Submittal: Accepted

  3. Feb. 19, 2026

    Application Submittal: More Information Required

    Prescreen Corrections: Duplicate drawings, need to be uploaded in landscape format, need to be named correctly. Verification of Affidavit. Site plan needed

  4. Feb. 19, 2026

    Application filed

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