970 results for “Nampa”
Variance · Planning application
The owner asked the city to officially list the property as a fourplex instead of a duplex and to resolve parking issues. The owner says it has been a fourplex for at least six or seven years. The application filed Oct. 3 is now marked void.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a property boundary adjustment on Oct. 9 that combines parcels on a lot with an existing commercial building. The request was filed Oct. 1.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The request would rezone one residential lot and divide it in two. The new lot would hold a four-bedroom single-family home, and the existing house would stay on the original lot. The application is under city review.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved rezoning the lot to a single-family zone so it can be split into two lots, with a new four-bedroom home planned on the new lot. Conditions include new septic approval, closing the existing access and building frontage road improvements.
Subdivision · Planning application
City Council approved the final plat for the second and last phase of Magnolia Estates on Dec. 15, 2025. It covers 15 residential lots and 5 common lots on 7.42 acres, with conditions including floodplain rules and paid irrigation assessments before the plat is signed.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The boundary adjustment divides one parcel holding an industrial building into two. No new buildings are described. New parcel numbers will not be issued until the deeds are recorded. The approval was decided Oct. 7.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration for a business named Detangling Dyslexia on Sept. 30, four days after it was filed on Sept. 26. The business will operate from an existing residence on a city lot.
Development review · Planning application
Nampa approved the design for a multi-family development by Thompson Thrift on Oct. 21, with conditions. It includes a clubhouse, fitness building, dog park and sports courts, plus 615 parking stalls, on land now used as irrigated farmland.
Variance · Planning application
The request sought to let a home addition extend 4 inches into the required 5-foot setback on one side and 18 inches on another. The application, filed Sept. 25, 2025, is marked void.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The city approved on Dec. 15 a change to its comprehensive plan map, from Medium Density Residential to Industrial, for 7.77 acres. The applicant says the land is used to store trees, landscape supplies and trucks and equipment, with office and shop space.
Code amendment · Planning application
The city's proposed text amendment would have changed the art provisions in the zoning code and added a chapter on historic preservation. It was filed Sept. 23, 2025, and has been withdrawn.
Development review · Planning application
An existing industrial building will get steel walls, a stucco storefront, overhead doors for buses and new office space. The city approved the exterior design on Sept. 29 with lighting conditions; site layout and landscaping were not part of the approval.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation daycare registration for an existing residence on Sept. 22, three days after it was filed on Sept. 19. A site plan and fire inspection are on file.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The city is proposing to adopt a new form-based zoning code for downtown Nampa, which sets rules for building design and how buildings relate to the street.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved the split on Sept. 24, with conditions. The new parcel must have its own sewer, water and irrigation connections, and lots must be graded to drain away from neighbors. No home is part of this approval.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation daycare registration for a residence on a city lot on Sept. 24. The request was filed Sept. 17. No details on the number of children were provided.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
The city approved a short-term permit, good for up to one month, allowing Team Mazda to hold off-site car sales at a commercial property. The application was filed Sept. 17 and approved Sept. 19.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council approved the request with conditions on Nov. 17. The addition sits 3 feet 6 inches from the rear line and 4 feet 8 inches from the side line, and must meet fire-safety rules and a corrected site plan.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved the reconfiguration of five parcels into separate townhouse lots on Sept. 17. Several lots lie in the Indian Creek floodplain and need floodplain permits, and each lot must have its own sewer, water and irrigation lines.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city approved a conditional use permit for a daycare run out of an existing home. The permit was granted with conditions after a public hearing on Nov. 12.
Development review · Planning application
The plan adds a new detailing shop building and partly remodels an existing 1,018-square-foot house into a restroom and break room, with the rest used for storage. The city approved it with conditions on Sept. 18.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Nov. 25 decision approved the permit with conditions limiting it to the four named dogs and the applicant's household, and it cannot be transferred. The applicant must obtain a kennel license and a dog license for each dog.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city issued a home occupation permit on Sept. 15 for a franchise that sells window coverings. Work would use a bedroom office and part of the garage for storage, with appointments at customers' homes and one or two deliveries a week.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved the design with conditions on Sept. 18. The tilt-up concrete building would be split into six tenant spaces on an industrial lot.
