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Single-family home proposed on foothills lot under hillside rules

The plan calls for one house on about a quarter-acre lot. City planners say it needs the stricter hillside review because of slope and unstable soils, and a geotechnical report is expected. The application is under administrative review.

In reviewPLN26-00285Filed March 24, 2026Warm Springs Mesa · 3623 E Asteroid Ct+1 related filing
Site plan for Single-family home proposed on foothills lot under hillside rules
Site plan from the application documents.
Pin at the reported location; the shaded outline is the primary parcel (Ada County).

About this application

No description has been published for this record yet.

Project name on file: 3623 E ASTEROID CT

Timeline

  1. Yesterday

    4 documents added

  2. June 29, 2026

    Pending Application Submittal: Planning Applications in Review

  3. March 26, 2026

    Concept Review Complete: CR Complete - Type 2

  4. March 25, 2026

    Concept Review Complete: Engineering Preview

  5. March 25, 2026

    Concept Review Complete: Engineering Preview Complete

    A determination has been made that this project will be a Category II Hillside project due to slope, erosion-prone soils, unstable soils, earth movement, and other geologic and hydrologic hazards. In addition to the already submitted documents, additional documents may be required during the CFH Review process.Additional documents that you can expect to provide will be a site-specific geotechnical report; structural calculations for any retaining wall that is greater than four feet of height, more than one retaining wall when the horizontal interior distance between the retaining walls is less than 10 feet and the total of all retaining walls exceeds four feet in height, a retaining wall having a surcharge, having a backslope greater than three feet horizontal to one foot vertical, or that has structural components (these requirements will be assessed again at the time of occupancy); and civil plans.A subgrade inspection by a geotechnical firm will be required at the time of construction once the subgrade is exposed and prior to placement of foundation materials or forms/rebar. A report of the inspection will need to be submitted and accepted by PW Hillside (HillsideDrainage@cityofboise.org) before scheduling your inspection with the Building Department and receiving final occupancy.NOTE: The hazards of developing and building on a property, especially in the Boise foothills, are well known. It is the responsibility of the applicant/owner’s design, geological, and engineering professionals, not the City, to identify, address, and mitigate any hazards to the site. Satisfying these Conditions of Approval is for limited [City purpose] only and should not be relied on for design, geological or engineering purposes. Developer will comply with all requirements of Boise City Hillside Development Code Sections or submit evidence satisfactory to the Boise City Engineer that the proposed development is exempt from the requirements therein stated due to location, topography and/or the absence of adverse conditions associated with slope stability, ground water, erosion and sedimentation.If you would like to discuss this determination, please contact us at HillsideDrainage@cityofboise.org or we can set up a meeting if you prefer.

  6. March 24, 2026

    Application Submittal: Online

  7. March 24, 2026

    Application filed

Documents

Site plans

Project narrative

Application

Other documents

  • PDS-Other Small Docs - BOULDER POINT L30 B10 PW QUESTIONNAIRE

    March 24, 2026 · 700 KB · PDS-Other Small Docs

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