557 results for “Ada County”
Conditional use (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a staff-level extension of an existing conditional use permit on residential land. The filing does not describe what is being built.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an accessory use permit for a detached 992-square-foot secondary dwelling with a 63-square-foot porch on a 1.04-acre residential lot. The decision was made Sept. 9.
Master site plan (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an administrative time extension for a previously approved master site plan covering a contractor's yard and outdoor-only self-service storage facility on 8.24 acres. The decision was made Aug. 26 and the extension does not change the approved plan.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a zoning permit for a detached accessory structure totaling 3,220 square feet on a commercially used property. The staff decision was made Sept. 16.
Accessory use · Planning application
The approved zoning permit allows a detached accessory structure measuring 40 by 50 feet with a 15-by-40-foot loft reached by stairs, for personal storage and hobby use. It cannot be used as a residence or for commercial or industrial purposes unless county Development Services approves it.
Subdivision · Planning application
Hawkins Companies sought to divide an existing 2.5-acre commercial development into three lots, which already hold or are building an AutoZone, Valvoline and Dutch Bros. The county commissioners approved it Nov. 12, 2025, along with an update to the 2023 development agreement.
Final plat (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a staff-level time extension on Sept. 5 for a final plat covering 73 lots and 10 common lots on 30.5 acres. The application was filed Aug. 6.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The owner of both parcels wants to move the shared boundary between them. The parcels, about 40.09 and 36.42 acres, are zoned for rural-urban transition and now used as farmland. The request is in review.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners approved the final plat for Harding Subdivision on Oct. 21, which divides a 20.53-acre property into three lots for three dwelling units.
Subdivision · Planning application
Rocky Mountain Companies sought to divide about 11.4 acres into 12 commercial lots. Commissioners approved it Dec. 23 with conditions, including a $31,400 deposit for a future multi-use pathway and a ban on multifamily homes. No buildings are proposed yet.
Master site plan (time extension) · Planning application
Matrix Construction, Inc. won Ada County approval on Sept. 10 to extend an earlier master site plan to Aug. 10, 2027, citing higher construction costs. The applicant hopes to start building by spring 2026.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a 3,456-square-foot detached accessory structure for personal vehicle storage and hobby use, barred from commercial, industrial or residential use. The decision was made Sept. 17.
Floodplain permit · Planning application
An application filed July 31 asks Ada County to approve a bridge carrying a private driveway across a mapped flood zone. The county has received it but has not yet deemed it complete.
Code amendment · Planning application
The county adopted the city's revised comprehensive plan and future land use map for surrounding unincorporated land, redrew the Kuna area of impact boundary, and updated county zoning code text to match. The change is a planning policy, not a specific building project.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners approved the final plat for Hazel Center Subdivision No. 2 on Oct. 28, which divides a 7.99-acre commercial property into lots.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an accessory structure of 5,425 square feet for personal use and agricultural storage on a roughly 10-acre residential parcel. The building may not be used commercially, industrially or as a residence without separate county approval. The decision was made Aug. 27.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved an accessory use permit for a 1,050-square-foot detached secondary dwelling and a 1,539-square-foot garage on a roughly 5-acre residential lot, reserved for an owner or immediate family member. The decision was made Sept. 2.
Variance · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners approved variances for taller light poles, a larger scoreboard and eight-foot fencing for new soccer fields, plus about 5,900 square feet of modular locker room and concessions structures. Approval carries conditions, including building permits and a revised second lighting…
Master site plan (modification) · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved a variance allowing taller field lights and a bigger scoreboard for the soccer fields at the Park at Expo Idaho, along with a modification to the site's master plan. The decision was made Oct. 8.
Rezone · Planning application
The county rezoned the 23.3-acre site from rural residential to allow four lots of about five acres each, reached by a new private road. Approval came Jan. 14, with conditions that include paving the road and paying an impact fee before building permits are issued.
Floodplain permit · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a floodplain permit for a 3,164-square-foot single-family dwelling and an 800-square-foot pool on a 5.82-acre rural lot. The decision was made Sept. 2.
Rezone · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved a rezone from Rural Preservation to Rural Residential, along with a preliminary plat for four lots of about 10 acres each, a private road and a variance allowing two private roads to meet. Approval came Dec. 23 after a hearing that day.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the accessory structure by staff decision on Aug. 20 after it was filed July 18. The building is for personal storage and hobby use on a property currently used as a farm.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a home occupation permit for an FFL firearms business that customizes and maintains guns in a 900-square-foot detached garage. Hours would run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with no retail sales, employees or commercial vehicles.