402 results for “Eagle”
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Eagle City Council approved the common area landscaping on Sept. 23. It replaces 46 trees with 47 evergreens; no buildings are proposed. Conditions include burying overhead utilities, screening trash enclosures and capping parking lot light poles at 15 feet near side property lines.
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Stillwater Development Partners won approval on Aug. 12 from the Eagle City Council for the 35-foot-8-inch building, which would hold offices, personal improvement businesses, retail and restaurant space. Conditions include lower-temperature LED lighting, required drive aisles before occupancy and a matching trash…
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Hammett Homes proposed one three-story townhome building with four three-bedroom units, each with a two-car garage, about 34 feet tall. The City Council approved it Aug. 12 on its consent agenda, with conditions requiring a standing seam metal roof, less reflective roof color options, and landscape screening for…
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The Eagle City Council approved two concrete and cedar monument signs with backlit lettering on Aug. 12. They exceed the usual 8-foot limit, and the applicant, Challenger Development Inc., still needs a sign permit and an electrical permit copy.
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The Eagle City Council approved, on its consent agenda Aug. 12, common area plans for the 89.59-acre subdivision, including four shade pavilions, play areas and pickleball and shuffleboard courts. Approval carries conditions on parking lot landscaping, screening of pool house equipment and material samples.
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The Eagle City Council approved the one-story enclosed self-storage project on July 22 with conditions, including a warmer color palette and early landscaping. It would be built in three phases on 9.81 acres, with all 58 existing trees removed.
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The Eagle City Council approved on consent the two-story building with three 3-bedroom units, each with a two-car garage, on a 0.2-acre site. The approval carries conditions covering roof materials, exterior lighting and screening of utility boxes.
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The two-story Craftsman-style building will have three 3-bedroom units, each with a two-car garage, on a 0.2-acre lot. Approval came with conditions that revised roof and garage-light details be signed off by staff before a zoning certificate is issued.
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The single-story childcare building would have 21 parking spaces and outdoor play areas, with conditions on shared parking, trash enclosure and shade structure plans. The City Council approved it on its consent agenda on May 27.
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The City Council approved the plan on May 13 on its consent agenda, with conditions. Tenant wall signs cannot be internally lit, and the owner must submit a revised landscape plan with more plant variety around the monument sign base.
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The approved plan covers street trees, a North Linder Road buffer, a picnic shelter, benches and pathways, and removal of 146 existing trees, with tree mitigation still to be resolved through on-site planting, a $45,000 tree fund payment or both.
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The Eagle Design Review Board approved the CrossFit E3 building on a 0.95-acre vacant lot on April 10, with 45 parking spaces. Conditions cover a shared drive aisle, evergreen screening of the trash enclosure and shielded lighting.
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The City Council approved on its consent agenda a master sign plan on April 8 for a multi-tenant building on 0.67 acres. It allows up to three wall signs per business, bans interior-lit signs and proposes no monument signs.
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Eagle City Council approved common area landscaping on 48.1 acres on April 22, including street trees, benches, pathways, a mailbox structure and pet waste stations. Utility boxes must be screened, and any signs need a separate review.
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The Eagle City Council approved common area landscaping on April 22 for a 161-lot subdivision with 151 homes. Plans include street trees, pathways, benches and pet waste stations. Utility boxes must be screened with landscaping.
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The Eagle City Council approved the shared landscaping and amenities on April 22 on its consent agenda. Plans also include walking paths and two mailbox structures. Conditions require historic streetlights and a fence on a berm along some lots.
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The City Council approved the one-story, Craftsman-style building on a 0.67-acre site on April 8, with conditions. All 32 parking spaces must be built before it opens, and signs need separate approval.
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The Design Review Board approved the 10-foot-wide sign on March 13, 2025, with conditions. A sign permit and an electrical permit copy are required, and the city must inspect the sign and landscaping before issuing a certificate of completion.
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Eagle's Design Review Board approved the plan with conditions on March 13. It covers common-area landscaping, a pool house, pool, pump house and cluster mailboxes. The applicant must replace 18 caliper inches of trees or pay $3,150 into the city tree fund.
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Eagle City Council approved the addition on its consent agenda Nov. 25, with conditions. It brings the building to about 12,002 square feet, adds 8 parking spaces and removes 9 trees, which must be replaced with 21 caliper inches of new trees.
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Eagle City Council approved a master sign plan for a two-story office building on 1.42 acres on Jan. 28. Tenant wall signs must be matte black and non-lit or white halo-lit, with at most two per tenant. Temporary and window signs are barred.
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The Eagle City Council approved the design on its consent agenda Jan. 28. The building would rise about 39.5 feet on a 1.42-acre vacant lot, with 81 parking spaces and a trellis-covered patio. One red oak would be removed.
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The Eagle City Council approved the signage package on Feb. 11 on its consent agenda. It covers four wall signs, two directional signs, a monument sign and two drive-through menu boards. Directional signs cannot be internally lit.
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Eagle City Council approved the 4,850-square-foot, single-story restaurant on a 2.27-acre site on Feb. 11. It would have 95 parking spaces and room for about 58 cars in the drive-through line. Conditions include screening rooftop equipment and replacing five removed trees.