402 results for “Eagle”
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the 22-square-foot sign on Sept. 10 as part of its consent agenda. A sign permit and an electrical permit copy are required, and no drive-up, ATM or directional signs are included.
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The City Council approved the design for a one-story, 22-foot-tall P1FCU building on 1.04 acres, with 24 parking spaces. Conditions include underground utilities, LED lighting of 3000 Kelvin or lower, and landscaping at least 48 inches tall beside the drive-up lanes.
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The Eagle City Council approved the sign on its consent agenda Oct. 22. It would stand 5 feet 6 inches tall and 10 feet wide, lit by ground-mounted LED lights. Conditions include a revised landscape plan and keeping the traffic vision triangle clear.
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Eagle City Council approved the design on Oct. 22 on its consent agenda. The 10.44-acre campus has a four-story, 51-foot building plus one-story cottages. Conditions cap light heights and require removing three overhead utility poles.
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GWC Capital received approval on consent from the Eagle City Council on July 9 for a fenced substation pad, gravel access road and driveway to Aerie Way, with landscaped berms for screening. No buildings or signs are part of the approval, and the berms must be included in a future community park review.
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Eagle City Council approved the 5-foot-tall, 10-foot-wide stone-base sign with softly backlit letters on consent on June 25, 2024. The developer must revise the design with deeper column caps and a base ledge, and get sign and electrical permits.
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Eagle City Council approved the common area landscaping on June 25 with conditions. It includes street trees, a mailbox structure and a small sewer lift station, and five unhealthy trees will be replaced. Overhead utilities must go underground.
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Eagle City Council approved the plan on its consent agenda Sept. 23. It allows one halo-lit building name sign, bars tenant wall signs, and caps tenant door signs at 2 square feet and window signs at 25% of street-facing glass.
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The Eagle City Council approved the design on its consent agenda Sept. 23. The 17,331-square-foot building would also have five commercial spaces and 23 parking spaces on 0.44 acres. Conditions cover street overhangs, a 10-foot sidewalk and tree replacement.
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The Eagle City Council approved the design on its consent agenda June 11. Each stucco and stone entry wall is about 12 feet tall. Conditions include a sign permit, warmer halo lighting and approval of the cedar strip sample and color.
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Eagle City Council approved Toll Brothers' common area landscaping on April 28 for a 79.76-acre site. It includes a pavilion, tot lot, pathways and street trees, with 9 of 87 trees removed and 232 added. Revised plans must show added pathways.
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Eagle City Council approved, on its consent agenda on May 27, Toll Brothers' common area landscaping for phases 3-6, including street trees, pathways, a buffer and a 277-square-foot pavilion. Conditions require screening of utility boxes.
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The Eagle City Council approved landscaping and common-area buildings for the first five phases on June 11, on its consent agenda. Plans include a pond, playgrounds, four pavilions and street trees, with conditions on fencing and metal roofs.
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The Eagle City Council approved the signs on its consent agenda June 11. The south sign must be 12 inches shorter, and the Life Café logo on the west side cannot be internally lit. Sign and electrical permits are required before installation.
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Eagle City Council approved the plan on April 8 on its consent agenda. It allows one 14-foot-tall monument sign plus tenant wall and door signs on 7.97 acres. The monument sign must be moved out of a vision triangle, with added landscaping.
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Eagle City Council approved the design for about 71,125 square feet of multi-tenant buildings with 353 parking spaces. Conditions include an evergreen buffer on the east side, shielded lighting and street trees. The plan replaces a single-family home and 220 trees.
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The Eagle City Council approved the shared landscaping and amenities on its May 14, 2024, consent agenda. Plans include a pool house, four cabanas, a tot lot and pathways. All 17 existing trees would be removed and must be replaced or paid for through the city tree fund.
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Core Building Company's common-area plan includes road buffers and street trees along a private drive. Six poor-condition trees will be removed and 30 kept. Overhead utilities must be buried and poles removed, and ground-mounted boxes must be screened with landscaping.
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The master sign plan sets limits on tenant wall signs, including two signs per business and three for end-cap tenants, with size and lighting rules. No monument signs are included in the plan. The Eagle City Council approved it on its consent agenda on April 9.
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Stillwater Development Partners, LLC won approval on consent to build the roughly 32-foot-tall office, retail and restaurant building on a vacant 1.24-acre lot, with conditions covering landscaping, rooftop screening and utility meter screens. The decision came from the Eagle City Council on Apr. 9.
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The Eagle City Council approved a master sign plan on Sept. 24 for a building on 1.06 acres. It limits each business to two wall signs (three for end-cap tenants), caps sign size by wall area and prohibits cabinet signs.
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The City Council approved the one-story building on Sept. 24 with conditions. It would hold six tenant spaces, covered patios and 46 parking spaces on about one acre. Conditions include a screened trash enclosure and concealed roof fasteners.
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The Eagle City Council approved a master sign plan on Aug. 27 for a multi-tenant restaurant and retail building with a drive-through on 1.46 acres. It covers wall signs, blade signs and menu boards, with limits on size and lighting; no monument signs are proposed.
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Eagle City Council approved the single-story, multi-tenant building on 1.46 acres on Sept. 24, with conditions. They include a drive-through screen wall, drainage fixes for the sidewalk and full-width drive aisles. The council had continued the hearing on Aug. 27.