402 results for “Eagle”
Planned unit development · Planning application
The developer wants more time on the approved final plan and plat for the 106-lot phase, which has 97 buildable lots. Staff say the time would let it finish construction and record the plat by spring 2027. City Council hears it Oct. 20.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda on Sept. 24. It covers 183 lots, 171 buildable and 12 common, within Avimor. Streets and other improvements are largely built, and a $1.23 million bond covers the remaining work.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the extension on its consent agenda on Sept. 15. It is the fifth extension for the project on a 2.56-acre site. Staff recommended the new deadline of Aug. 11, 2027.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the extension on Sept. 15 on its consent agenda. It is the fifth extension for the one-story, multi-tenant building on a 2.56-acre site, and staff recommended approval through Aug. 11, 2027.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved on its consent agenda on Sept. 15 a one-year extension of design approval for a 2.56-acre center. It includes common area landscaping and a three-story building of about 48,000 square feet. This is the fifth extension request.
Design review · Planning application
The plan would set rules for wall signs on the restaurant buildings and allow one 8-foot-tall monument sign. Signs would be black letters with white LED lighting. The City Council hearing is set for Oct. 20.
Design review · Planning application
The plan would convert existing buildings into two restaurants and an office, and add an open-air pavilion for live entertainment, in three phases. The Design Review Board voted 3-0 to recommend approval. The City Council hearing is set for Oct. 20.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the plan on its consent agenda Sept. 15. Each tenant may have two wall signs and one monument sign panel of up to six square feet. All signs must be non-illuminated.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved Tresidio Homes' design for Craftsman-style townhomes with three and four bedrooms on 10.71 acres on Sept. 15. Conditions include more stone around garage doors and landscape screening of mechanical equipment.
Conditional use · Planning application
Eagle and the Eagle Fire District want an 18,340-square-foot, two-story building for maintenance, offices and classrooms on 7.42 acres. They seek waivers of design rules, including gravel parking. Council hearing is set for Oct. 20.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved, on its consent agenda Sept. 15, a roughly 2,162-foot buffer with 854 shrubs and 28 Corten steel flower pots. Conditions require a revised plan with five tree species and landscaping to screen utility boxes.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved Tresidio Homes' design for a 4-unit townhome building on 0.17 acres on Aug. 18. Each unit has a two-car garage. Conditions include metal roofing with concealed fasteners and screening of utility meters and boxes.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved common area landscaping for two phases of Torrente Secco on Aug. 18, including street trees, pathways and buffers along surrounding roads. Conditions require screening of utility boxes and automatic irrigation. No signs were approved.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the plat on its consent agenda on Sept. 8. It covers 88 lots, including 71 buildable lots, open space and private alleys. Staff recommended plans for heavy truck traffic and dust control, plus signs for contractors.
Planned unit development · Planning application
RE ONE LLC seeks approval for a 53-home single-family subdivision with common open space and pathways, plus a new four-year termination date for its development agreement. The City Council hearing is set for Oct. 20.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The applicant asked to vacate a 10-foot utilities, irrigation and drainage easement along the shared lot line so the two lots can be combined. The City Council heard the request June 9; no decision is on file.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat and development plan on Oct. 13 for a 16-lot neighborhood with 11 new homes, one existing home and four common lots. Conditions cover heavy truck routes, a ban on compression braking and dust control.
Rezone · Planning application
On July 14, the City Council approved Toll Southwest's changes to the development agreement, including a revised fence plan and new home designs. Mid-Century Modern designs were rejected, and two lots are limited to one story.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the fence on its consent agenda Aug. 18, with columns every 50 feet. It would bring the barrier along the highway to about 11 feet. A revised landscape plan and staff sign-off are required before installation.
Conditional use · Planning application
The City Council voted 4-0 on June 23 to waive the 1,200-square-foot cap on accessory dwellings for large lots. The 5.72-acre site is also planned for a main home, horse barn and shop. Conditions include paying city review fees.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plan and plat on June 9 for 6 detached and 34 attached homes, plus 4 common lots. Conditions include burying overhead utilities, a heavy truck traffic plan and a dust control plan.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The owner wants to vacate a 5-foot drainage easement along a shared lot line, tied to a lot line adjustment. A new easement would be recorded first. The City Council heard the request July 14; no decision is on file.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The request would vacate a 10-foot utility, irrigation and drainage easement between two neighboring lots, which a companion lot line adjustment would combine into one 0.68-acre lot. The City Council held a hearing June 9; no decision is on file.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The change would remove the lot from a plat note listing it as a homeowners association common lot. It holds a driveway serving an existing house and stables, and no new homes are proposed. The City Council held a hearing Apr. 28; no decision is on file.