402 results for “Eagle”
Conditional use · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the restaurant on July 28, along with a rezone to general business and an updated development agreement. It will reuse the existing drive-through lanes. Conditions include taller landscape screening and a traffic study before any new tenant uses the drive-through.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission tied 2-2 on April 20, which counts as a recommendation of denial. The City Council heard the request May 26; no decision is on file. The 7,990-square-foot house would sit on 3.07 acres and exceed the 35-foot limit.
Conditional use · Planning application
Integrity Homes sought a permit to let the living area of an already-built single-family home sit 25 feet from the front property line instead of the required 30. The City Council approved it with conditions, limiting the reduced setback to the home as it is currently built.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved a conditional use permit on March 24 for a 75-foot monopole wireless facility with an equipment area. Before a zoning certificate is issued, the tower's location, painting and screening must be approved by the Design Review Board and City Council, and access must be extended and…
Conditional use · Planning application
The City Council approved a waiver on Sept. 23 allowing a decorative concrete wall where city code calls for see-through fencing. It must match nearby approved walls, stay out of the 10-foot utility easement and get a fence permit.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the permit with conditions on Sept. 23. The site already has a house, two barns and a riding arena, and no new buildings are planned. Public events are banned, and only the applicant and family may work there.
Conditional use · Planning application
The City Council approved the permit with conditions on July 23, 2024. The school would use a one-story, 10,085-square-foot office building, with a fenced playground on the adjoining vacant lot. Recess is limited to 90 minutes a day, and staff must direct drop-off traffic.
Conditional use · Planning application
The City Council denied a permit on June 11, 2024, to host weddings and receptions for up to about 200 guests in a two-story office building, with a new 6,069-square-foot deck. Council cited amplified sound affecting nearby homes.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved a modified permit allowing a single-story fire station and Bureau of Land Management building of about 18,800 square feet on a 4.4-acre site, which will be split into two parcels. The Jan. 27 decision came after a public hearing held that day.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the change on May 12. It applies only to Golf Envy, which is in an existing 3,164-square-foot building, and alcohol remains prohibited. No new construction is planned.
Conditional use · Planning application
The City Council approved a request to build a one-story, open-sided pergola about 20 feet tall in the street side yard of an estate-zoned lot, which city code normally bars. The approval is conditioned on building permits and payment of city review fees before construction.
Conditional use · Planning application
The City Council approved the vineyard and winery June 11 and turned the existing 6,900-square-foot house into a tasting room. Live entertainment events were withdrawn. Conditions include a sound study, limited hours and no parking on adjacent roads.
Conditional use · Planning application
The City Council approved only ornamental steel fabrication for 44 Iron Design on April 8 and denied the cabinet, sign, upholstery and woodworking shops. Outdoor storage is banned, and sidewalk, curb and gutter must be installed before occupancy.
Conditional use · Planning application
Landmark Pacific Investors proposed four single-story buildings totaling 16,078 square feet on a 2.84-acre vacant site. The council voted 4-0 against the drive-through restaurant over traffic, noise and neighborhood character concerns, and approved retail with conditions.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The proposed Land Use chapter update would also revise the zoning compatibility chart and cap one area's redevelopment at residential use, no more than 4 homes per acre. The City Council held a hearing Mar. 10; no decision is on file.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The city proposed updating the utilities, facilities and services chapter of its comprehensive plan to name the latest capital improvement plans behind Ada County impact fees. The City Council held a hearing May 13; no decision is on file.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The change would add Star Fire District's latest capital plan to the city's comprehensive plan, supporting impact fees on new development. It lists about 23,980 square feet of station space, seven vehicles and 13 pieces of equipment. The City Council heard it March 25, 2025; no decision is on file.
Annexation · Planning application
Stor-It Self Storage asked to annex the site and rezone it for indoor storage, keeping the existing home for an on-site manager. The Planning and Zoning Commission tied 2-2, a denial recommendation. The City Council heard it July 14; no final decision is on file.
Annexation · Planning application
Cedar Creek Wealth wants to annex 21.95 acres into Eagle and rezone it for mixed use. Only a self-storage and RV/boat facility is planned so far, and no homes are proposed. The City Council heard the request March 10, 2026; no decision is on file.
Rezone · Planning application
PSP Holdings wants a rezone and a 45-foot height exception for Premier Sports Pavilion, with five covered outdoor courts or fields and 216 parking spaces. The City Council heard the request Oct. 13; no decision is on file.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved the rezone, development agreement and preliminary plat on Feb. 11. Plans include retail, offices, a drive-through restaurant, a sports complex and an event venue. One existing house would remain.
Rezone · Planning application
MGB Investments wants to rezone the site from residential to general business, with up to 59,775 square feet of buildings and up to two drive-through restaurants. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 3-0 on Aug. 3 to recommend approval.
Rezone · Planning application
The city approved a rezone with a development agreement for Farmstead Landing, a 165-home subdivision on land currently used as a farm. The project is now entitled.
Rezone · Planning application
The request would modify an existing rezone and development agreement for a planned development to set building setbacks on commercial lots in the Snoqualmie Basin Subdivision. The application has been submitted and goes to City Council.