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Garden City proposes rezoning properties to match its comprehensive plan

The city is proposing to rezone certain properties to better align with its comprehensive plan, following community discussions about a new medium density residential zoning district. The City Council has a public hearing set for April 12, 2027.

Hearing scheduledZONFY2026-0001Garden City+2 related filings

Location

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From the filing

The application's description as it appears in City of Garden City's record. See the official record

The City of Garden City is proposing the rezone of certain properties west of Glenwood Street south of the Boise River to better align with the Garden City Comprehensive Plan. This initiative is a result of community discussions during the code amendment process associated with file CPAFY2024-0004, which led to the creation of the R-M (Medium Density Residential) zoning district, and subsequent public comments regarding application ZONFY2025-0001.

Timeline

  1. April 12, 2027

    Public hearing: Garden City City Council

  2. Sept. 14, 2026

    Public hearing continued to April 12, 2027

    Garden City City Council: the September 14, 2026 hearing was moved to April 12, 2027.

  3. March 9, 2026

    Public hearing continued to September 14, 2026

    Garden City City Council: the March 9, 2026 hearing was moved to September 14, 2026.

  4. Feb. 18, 2026

    Garden City Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval

  5. Feb. 18, 2026

    Public hearing: Garden City Planning and Zoning Commission

  6. Jan. 21, 2026

    Public hearing continued to February 18, 2026

    Garden City Planning and Zoning Commission: the January 21, 2026 hearing was moved to February 18, 2026.

  7. Dec. 15, 2025

    Neighborhood meeting

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