578 results for “Meridian”
Development review · Planning application
The approved building is part of a three-building office condo project on 3.31 acres. Units are a mix of flex office and flex warehouse space, with a paved parking lot and surrounding landscaping. The city lists the application as finaled.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved design review and zoning compliance for a new commercial building on a 0.4-acre site. The city lists the project as finaled. Plans call for a small animal veterinary clinic.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved a final plat for Burnside Ridge Estates No. 2, creating 36 building lots and 11 common lots on about 12.6 acres for single-family homes. The decision was made on March 24, 2026, after a public hearing that day.
Development review · Planning application
The commercial building was approved through administrative design review and a zoning compliance certificate for a new building. The city lists the project as finaled. The site is about 1 acre of vacant land.
Subdivision · Planning application
The modification swaps a required black wrought iron fence along the canal for black vinyl-coated chain link with removable posts, as requested by the canal company. The Meridian City Council made the decision on Aug. 20.
Rezone · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a plan to replace six planned office buildings with 18 multi-family units and two single-family homes on about 2.8 acres, along with a rezone and a subdivision into three buildable lots. The decision came at a Jan. 6 hearing.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved a final plat for 48 single-family building lots and 8 common lots on 8.5 acres, zoned R-8. A landscape letter reports the required landscaping is installed and largely complete.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat on Sept. 23, which creates 62 buildable lots and 14 common lots on about 9.3 acres for residential use.
Development review · Planning application
The plan would turn the old home into a wellness space with a second-floor yoga studio, a new accessible ramp, enlarged windows, a rear stair tower, a new parking lot and a coffee truck. The city's review is in progress.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved the final plat on Oct. 28, following a public hearing that day. The plat creates 17 buildable lots on 34.04 acres in a general commercial zone.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a combined preliminary and final plat creating one buildable lot on 5.2 acres zoned for commercial use, with proposed office and commercial uses. The decision came at an Oct. 28 hearing.
Rezone · Planning application
On Dec. 9, the Meridian City Council approved changing the future land use from office to commercial and rezoning 5.99 acres from limited office to commercial. The approvals also include a new development agreement with an updated concept plan and a permit for a self-service storage facility.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved design review and zoning compliance for a new commercial building, listed as Revolution Concert House #2. The project includes no homes. The application was filed June 13, 2025, and the city lists it as finaled.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved a final plat for 14 single-family residential building lots and 4 common lots on about 4.6 acres. The decision came at an Aug. 26 hearing.
Annexation · Planning application
The request sought to annex 15.2 acres into Meridian with R-4 zoning and to plat a subdivision of 29 building lots and 9 common lots on 13.44 acres. The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission held its hearing on the request Sept. 4, and the application has since been withdrawn.
Code amendment · Planning application
The City of Meridian's Planning Division sought revisions to rules, new definitions and specific use standards across several chapters of its Unified Development Code. The City Council approved the amendment on Aug. 12.
Council review · Planning application
The City Council reviewed the Planning and Zoning Commission's denial of a conditional use permit for a drive-through restaurant sited within 300 feet of another drive-through, nearby homes and a residential district. The decision was made Oct. 14, 2025, after a public hearing that day.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a combined preliminary and final plat for three building lots and one common lot on about 0.8 acres. The project, called Cherry Blossom East Subdivision, is planned for three homes.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The City Council approved the map amendment on Aug. 12. It removes 38 parcels, about 507 acres, and adds one 5.06-acre parcel to the city's Area of City Impact. A follow-up request goes to Ada County to re-establish the boundary.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission approved a permit for a detached two-lane drive-through with two self-service ATM kiosks, within 300 feet of another drive-through, on a 1.5-acre commercial site. The decision came Sept. 4, 2025, at a public hearing.
Annexation · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved annexing 5.1 acres for about 15,900 square feet of flex space and 70,250 square feet of self-service storage condos, zoned light industrial, on Sept. 16.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit on July 17 to allow an indoor gym in an existing 37,020-square-foot industrial building, operating in a 13,043-square-foot suite.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit on July 10 for a new Habit Burger restaurant of about 2,426 square feet with a drive-thru and escape lane, on roughly 1.16 acres zoned for general commercial use.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat for Burnside Ridge Estates No. 1 on March 24, 2026, covering 52 building lots and 17 common lots on about 24 acres, with the developer listed as Kimley-Horn.