578 results for “Meridian”
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved the final plat for Horse Meadows No. 3 on Aug. 12, covering 41 residential building lots and eight common lots on about 7.6 acres.
Annexation · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved annexing 27 acres, rezoning 10.6 acres to allow smaller lots, and a plat with 321 residential lots and 2 commercial lots. The approval also updates the existing development agreement. The council decided Aug. 11.
Hearing · Planning application
The easement, which covers public utilities, pressure irrigation and lot drainage, was vacated on a 0.1-acre residential lot in the Stapleton No. 4 subdivision. The Meridian City Council made the decision on June 24.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved the plat on Oct. 28, 2025. It covers 24.17 acres with 62 building lots and 16 common lots, and the request also sought alternative compliance.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit on June 26 for an indoor recreation facility, a personal training gym, in an existing commercial suite.
Subdivision · Planning application
The plat sets out 68 building lots and 23 common lots for attached single-family and townhouse homes on land currently used commercially. The Meridian City Council made the decision on Dec. 16.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved design review and a zoning compliance certificate for a new commercial building by Dave Evans Construction, and the project has since been finaled. The site covers 1.94 acres and was filed April 18, 2025.
Development review · Planning application
The approved building is one of three new retail buildings in Phase 2B, which would add 65,000 square feet of retail. The city says the work fits the existing development agreement, so no amendment is needed.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat on July 22, 2025. It covers 125 building lots, 23 common lots and one future phase lot, for single-family detached homes.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit on June 26 for a 2,000-square-foot drive-through restaurant on a site of about 0.9 acres, within 300 feet of another drive-through and a residential zone.
Rezone · Planning application
Applicants sought to rezone the 6.34-acre site to commercial zones and drop multifamily housing from its development agreement in favor of live-work units, offices and hotels. The request was withdrawn after a Dec. 2 Planning and Zoning Commission hearing.
Rezone · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a rezone of about 7 acres from commercial to a townhouse residential zone, along with a preliminary plat for 82 buildable lots and 8 common lots. The council also approved changes to the development agreement that set a new concept plan and removed an age restriction on the property.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat for Centerville Subdivision No. 3 on Aug. 12, allowing 37 building lots and 9 common lots on about 5.35 acres for townhouses.
Hearing · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved a modified development agreement on July 22 that updates the site's development plan and changes its approved use from office to a church, requested by Virgin Mary & St. Mark Coptic Orthodox Church.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat for McKay Farm Subdivision on June 3, which includes 36 buildable lots and 8 common lots on about 9.6 acres. The applicant is Boise Hunter Homes.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved the rezoning, subdivision plat and a new development agreement on March 3. The city's description lists 25 building lots and 6 common lots, while other records list 24 homes on 5.2 acres.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a boundary adjustment that combines two parcels owned by the same person and moves a shared line to follow the edge of the residential and office zoning areas. It also corrects mapping errors from an earlier subdivision.
Annexation · Planning application
City Council approved the annexation of about 15 acres from Ada County into Meridian, with zoning to allow single-family homes, along with a preliminary plat for 19 lots and a request to reduce a landscape buffer. The hearing was held Oct. 28.
Subdivision · Planning application
Brighton Corporation's plat covers 16.1 acres with 64 building lots, 11 common lots and one other lot for future development, and includes a private street. The Meridian City Council approved it on June 24, 2025.
Hearing · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved changes to an existing development agreement covering about 11 acres, creating two separate agreements so each property can be developed independently. Proposed uses include residential and commercial development.
Council review · Planning application
The City Council reviewed and approved plans to expand the existing drive-through and extend the canopy at the commercial restaurant, after the city director had denied the zoning and design applications. The council decided the matter at a June 3, 2025 hearing.
Subdivision · Planning application
Final Plat consisting of 61 single family building lots and eleven (11) common lots on 29.11 acres of land in the R-2 and R-8 zoning districts for the Apex Northwest Subdivision No. 6. By Brighton Corporation
Rezone · Planning application
The application sought to update the development agreement and planned unit development, rezone about 63 acres from office to commercial zoning, allow a 64-foot hotel, and add 24 townhome units. The application was withdrawn before a Meridian City Council decision after a public hearing on Sept. 2.
Hearing · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved a modification to an existing development agreement that removes minor vehicle repair from the uses prohibited on a 3.6-acre commercial property. The change covers a roughly 1,500-square-foot building and was decided at the May 6 hearing.
