557 results for “Ada County”
Subdivision · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners approved the plan on May 13 to split the 19.99-acre property into four lots of about 5 acres each. Conditions cover fire sprinklers, pipeline safety and road access. Lots would use individual wells and septic systems.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an accessory use permit for a 50-by-50-foot detached structure for personal storage. The building may not be used commercially, industrially or as a residence without county approval.
Rezone · Planning application
Commissioners on Mar. 24 approved changing the lot from Estate Residential to Neighborhood Commercial, allowing a seasonal retail nursery with a 1,500-square-foot greenhouse and 17 parking spaces. Conditions bar fertilizer, outdoor storage, composting and aerial spraying.
Accessory use · Planning application
Staff approved a home fitness business using 450 square feet of a garage, open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. It allows two or three one-hour sessions daily, up to three clients each, with no employees, retail sales or commercial vehicles.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Ada County commissioners approved the final plat for Phase 10 of Dry Creek Ranch Village, which includes 25 lots, 23 of them residential. The development totals 677 residential lots overall. The decision was made at a Jan. 13 hearing.
Conditional use (modification) · Planning application
Ada County commissioners denied a request to raise the vehicle and trailer limit at a contractor's yard from 50 to 280. The decision was made at the Feb. 10 hearing, after neighbors raised concerns about traffic, burning and rural character.
Development review · Planning application
The county commissioners denied a request to modify a development agreement, which would have added a new plat and zoning changes for attached single-family homes and commercial uses. The hearing and decision were on June 30.
Rezone · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners denied the request on June 30. It would have rezoned about 8.41 acres for higher-density housing, added 24 commercial lots, and allowed an 8,432-square-foot veterinary clinic.
Private road · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an application to add a 24-foot automatic gate on a private road, for use by residents and their guests. The decision was made Nov. 24 by Ada County Development Services.
Subdivision · Planning application
The county commissioners approved the final plat for Dry Creek Village No. 4 on Jan. 13, creating 63 residential lots within a 68-lot subdivision.
Master site plan (modification) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a one-year extension of conditions for the site and let construction of the solar facility start before the battery storage facility. The decision was made Dec. 5.
Preliminary plat (time extension) · Planning application
The applicant pulled a request for more time on the approved plan for Phases 7-9, covering 17.63 acres, after a change in Boise's sewer policy. County commissioners, who had set a May 13, 2026, hearing, will not need to hear it.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved the 792-square-foot accessory dwelling unit, which includes about 120 square feet of covered porch, patio or deck, on an owner-occupied residential property. The decision was made Nov. 25.
Subdivision · Planning application
The county commissioners approved the final plat on Dec. 2 after a public hearing that day. The subdivision adds burial plots, infant burial spaces, garden niches, columbarium niches and common lots to the cemetery.
Master site plan (modification) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an administrative modification adding a Sanctuary, crying room and bathroom totaling 3,035 square feet to an existing church. The decision was made Nov. 3.
Master site plan (modification) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an administrative change to the Bluebird Solar Project's site plans, allowing an emergency access road for construction and maintenance, moving the substation and battery storage area, and removing solar panels on state land. The decision was made Dec. 8.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the accessory structure on Nov. 20. It may be used for personal storage and as a pool house, but not for commercial or industrial use or as a residence without county approval.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a home occupation allowing a photography studio and office inside an existing outbuilding totaling 648 square feet. The decision was made Nov. 25 by Ada County Development Services.
Subdivision · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved the final plat for Logos Farm Subdivision on March 3, along with a time extension on the preliminary plat. The plan creates 15 buildable lots on about 201 acres of rural residential land.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the zoning permit on Nov. 28 for a detached accessory structure of 2,340 square feet. The approval bars commercial or industrial use and use as a dwelling.
Accessory use · Planning application
The proposal was for a detached accessory structure of 2,400 square feet on a residential property, to be used for personal storage and a hobby. The application was withdrawn, and it was filed Oct. 7.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The Ada County application, filed Oct. 7, sought to move the boundary between two lots so it matches a fence line that has been in place for more than 30 years. The application has since been withdrawn.
Preliminary plat (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an extension for the preliminary plat of a 621-lot subdivision on 295 acres within the Spring Rock Planned Community, decided Oct. 14.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the zoning permit on Nov. 12 for a 3,500-square-foot detached building on a 0.78-acre residential lot. The structure may not be used for commercial or industrial purposes or as a residence unless the county approves that use separately.