402 results for “Eagle”
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved a master sign plan on Feb. 11 allowing one double-faced, 10-foot matte black monument sign for tenants. Building wall signs and hanging signs are not allowed, and a highway district license agreement is required before a sign permit.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the design on Feb. 11 for two multi-tenant buildings of about 5,800 and 3,300 square feet, with an existing house to be demolished. Conditions include lighting limits and burying overhead utilities.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the design on its consent agenda Jan. 28. The one-story Craftsman-style building must have its final plat approved before a zoning certificate is issued, and utility boxes must be screened or painted to match.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the one-story, Craftsman-style building on Jan. 28 as part of its consent agenda. Conditions include softer exterior lighting, final plat approval before a zoning certificate, and landscaping to screen utility boxes.
Design review · Planning application
The City Council approved the one-story Craftsman-style building on Jan. 28, 2025, with conditions. They include lighting limits, screening of utility boxes and final plat approval before a zoning certificate is issued.
Design review · Planning application
The City Council approved the one-story Craftsman-style building on its consent agenda Jan. 28, with conditions. They include landscape screening for utility boxes, no rooftop equipment, no signs without separate review, and final plat approval first.
Design review · Planning application
The one-story Craftsman-style building on a 13.2-acre site won City Council approval on Jan. 28 with conditions. They include dimmer exterior lights, an approved final plat and landscaping to screen utility boxes.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the one-story, Craftsman-style building on its consent agenda Jan. 28, with conditions on exterior lighting and landscaping screening for utility boxes. The final plat must also be approved before a zoning certificate is issued.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the one-story, Craftsman-style building on Jan. 28, 2025, on a consent agenda. Conditions include softer exterior lighting, landscaping to screen utility boxes and final plat approval before a zoning certificate is issued.
Design review · Planning application
The City Council approved the design on Jan. 28 on its consent agenda. The 13.2-acre site includes a lake with a sand beach, a pool, tennis and pickleball courts, trails and about 274 parking spaces. Clyde Capital Group is the applicant.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the signs for the new store on Dec. 10, 2024, with conditions. The "&" on two wall signs can't be lit, the red must be a darker shade, and the "coming soon" panel must come down when the store opens.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the design on Nov. 12 for a one-story, 60,050-square-foot retail building on a 5.38-acre vacant lot within Eagle Island Marketplace. Plans call for 258 parking spaces and Mediterranean and Romanesque Revival styling.
Design review · Planning application
The plan covers sod, irrigation, street trees, sidewalks and historic-style streetlights, with no buildings included. The City Council approved it on Nov. 26 on its consent agenda, with conditions requiring revised tree types and sod setbacks.
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Eagle City Council approved on consent on Oct. 22 a master sign plan for a new multi-tenant retail and restaurant building, with wall signs capped at 10% of each tenant's facade and each tenant needing city sign approval before installation.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the design review on consent on Oct. 22 with conditions, including a landscape buffer around the trash enclosure, screened rooftop equipment and no ground-mounted mechanical units. The single-story building would be about 28 feet tall with 54 parking spaces.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the design on Nov. 12 on its consent agenda. Walsh Group's Craftsman-style buildings have 3 to 6 units each, with garages off private alleys. Conditions cover screening of utility equipment and fence height.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the sign on its Nov. 12 consent agenda. The sign would be about 19 square feet with softly lit letters. Conditions cap its height at 8 feet and require a revised drawing showing a solid base.
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The Eagle City Council approved common area landscaping on Nov. 12 for the 26-acre River Birch development. It includes a 75-foot highway buffer, trails, a tot lot and a picnic shelter, and removes 149 of 163 trees, with conditions on fencing and tree replacement.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the signs on its consent agenda Oct. 22. Each is a 5-foot-tall stone and steel wall with backlit bronze letters. Conditions include lighting no brighter than 3000 Kelvin and year-round landscaping at the base.
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The City Council denied the one-story building on Feb. 11. It found the plan did not extend a street through the site and provided too few on-site parking spaces. The site already has two church buildings.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the 47-square-foot, non-illuminated wooden sign on Aug. 27, 2024, on its consent agenda. The applicant must show how the hooks attach and get a sign permit, and the city must inspect the finished sign.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the common area landscaping on July 23 as part of its consent agenda. All 11 existing trees stay, street trees are added, and the existing wood fence remains. Conditions bar major grading near trees and require a separate review for any signs.
Design review · Planning application
The proposal would replace an existing house with a 6,910-square-foot building holding four apartments and two office or retail units. The Eagle City Council denied the design review application on Sept. 23.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the common area landscaping on a consent agenda July 23 with conditions. The developer must pay about $9,827.50 into the city tree fund or plant more trees, and revise the plan to show the old artesian well removed.