402 results for “Eagle”
Design review · Planning application
The approved master sign plan allows only window and door signs, such as vinyl unit numbers and logos, with no wall or monument signs. Window signs may cover no more than 25% of a tenant's window area, and door signs may be no larger than two square feet.
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Eagle City Council approved on consent Apr. 23 a 12,332-square foot building with six tenant spaces for office and storage use, with conditions on facade materials, street trees and parking-lot landscaping.
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The Eagle City Council on April 9 approved with conditions a landscaping plan for common areas of the 9.84-acre mixed-use Bronco Acres Subdivision, which adds trees, shrubs and turf, plus a 6-foot precast concrete fence along the north edge. The plan removes 14 of 74 existing trees and replaces them; no buildings or…
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The City Council approved the changes on its consent agenda June 9 for four two-family buildings. Conditions require Glacial Black Marble stone, a lighter gray in place of Tricorn Black, and consistent rear colors on some units.
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The City Council approved on its consent agenda July 9 changes to common area landscaping on the 171-acre site: two ponds removed, others combined, and a city water pump house added. Conditions include tree mitigation if required.
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Eagle City Council approved, on its consent agenda April 28, a 5-foot berm topped by a 6-foot block wall, above the 8-foot code limit. Conditions include a stone or concrete cap, deeper columns and a revised fencing plan for neighboring lots.
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The Eagle Design Review Board approved changes to common areas on Sept. 26, with conditions. It rejected a 6-foot fence along the road, requiring the berm and wall to total at least 10 feet, and ordered a revised pool house design.
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Eagle City Council approved the changes on its consent agenda on Oct. 22. They also add pond water features, match common area buildings to the pool house, and swap a decorative wall for a fence on the berm. Conditions cover roof fasteners, buffer height and street tree spacing.
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The Eagle City Council approved, on its May 28, 2024 consent agenda, swapping the planned partial view wall and wrought iron fence for a roughly 6-foot black aluminum fence. Conditions include a revised fence detail and screening of utility boxes.
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The city approved, on its consent agenda, a plan to replace two pickleball courts with a swimming pool, a single-story 549-square-foot pool house and one pickleball court. Approval is subject to revised building elevations and site and landscape plans before a zoning certificate is issued.
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The council approved on consent an application by Eagle 1 LLC to change common-area landscaping at the Benari Estates subdivision, which has 77 single-family homes on 35.29 acres. The changes include a berm-and-fence buffer up to 10 feet tall and replacing a playground with two pickleball courts, subject to conditions…
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The City Council approved the request on June 25, 2024. Six severely trimmed Norway pines must be removed and replaced, and a revised landscape plan must be approved before a certificate of occupancy is issued. The building itself is unchanged.
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The one-story buildings, about 19 feet tall, would match the style and materials of an existing storage facility. Approval came with conditions covering exterior lighting, mechanical units, signs and painted fixtures.
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The Eagle City Council approved the design on its consent agenda Oct. 22. The one-story buildings, about 19 feet tall, would join an existing self-storage facility on 6.4 acres and match its architecture and materials.
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Eagle City Council approved the single-story addition, about 24 feet tall, on Feb. 25 on its consent agenda. It would bring the blower building to 8,829 square feet. Conditions include landscape screening of ground-mounted utility boxes.
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The City Council approved changes on Aug. 27, 2024, adding lit monument signs, including one 27 feet 3 inches tall, three possible future pad-site sign spots and six directional signs. One monument sign must be redrawn to 60 square feet or less.
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The City Council approved, on its consent agenda April 28, keeping the exterior paint on a one-story, 1,495-square-foot office building: white walls with black trim, doors and gutters. Conditions bar site, landscaping or sign changes without new approval.
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The City Council approved the plan on its consent agenda on June 11. It remodels the existing tennis center and adds a one-story addition, bringing the building to about 136,130 square feet. Conditions cover tree replacement, downward-facing lights and taller screening plants.
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The Eagle Design Review Board approved the single-story pavilion, about 21 feet 3 inches tall, with conditions: no lighting, no signs without a separate review, and only the elevations date-stamped Aug. 17, 2026. It would use the existing parking lot.
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The City Council approved the change on its consent agenda Oct. 14, with conditions. Halo-lit lettering is limited to one end cap, brand colors must be matte, and window signs are capped at 25 percent. The Design Review Board backed it 5-0 on Sept. 11.
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On Sept. 23, the City Council let The Pacific Companies donate a strip as narrow as 32 feet, down from 42, for a future road extension. The change aims to save mature trees and extends the land transfer deadline to May 1, 2026.
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BB One, LC can add a paved lot with 43 spaces, bringing the site to 66, with new landscaping and replacement trees. No new buildings are included, and the council approved conditions on signage for public parking, tree replacement and the shed.
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The City of Eagle won approval on April 23 to swap fabric awnings on the east, west and south sides of the library for gray metal awnings, aimed at lowering maintenance and cost. No other building or site changes are proposed.
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The city council approved the change on consent, with conditions limiting rentals to moving trucks, six north-side parking spaces and a 26-foot maximum truck length. No new buildings are part of the plan, and about 50 parking spaces would be set aside for storage and displays.