606 results for “Meridian”
Rezone · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved rezoning, a preliminary plat for 270 residential lots plus commercial, office and park lots, and changes to an existing development agreement for the Adero Mixed-Use Neighborhood, DevCo, LLC's project, on June 24.
Annexation · Planning application
Rodney Evans + Partners, LLC asked Meridian to annex 7.21 acres now under county jurisdiction, with 5.29 acres zoned for industrial use and 1.92 acres for general commercial use. The request was withdrawn before a decision by the Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission.
Annexation · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved annexing about 10.8 acres into the city with R-2 and R-4 zoning, changing the land's future land use designation, and a plat for 10 new home lots plus one existing lot and four common lots. The decision came at the May 14 hearing.
Annexation · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved annexing about 5 acres from county jurisdiction into the city with Light Industrial zoning, along with a change to the future land use map to Mixed-Employment. The filing describes a 20,800-square-foot industrial project on a 4.4-acre site, with the decision made May 13, 2025.
Council review · Planning application
The City Council reviewed and approved a Planning & Zoning Commission decision allowing a 7-foot buffer beside parking, a 10-foot buffer behind a future single-story building, and a 15-foot building setback, down from a 25-foot buffer standard. The 2.2-acre site is zoned for commercial use.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on March 4 for Tanner Creek Subdivision No. 1, with 52 buildable lots for single-family detached homes and nine common lots. The city's description lists 11.73 acres, while other data lists 20.4.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat for Brundage Estates Subdivision No. 1 on Apr. 1, creating 29 residential building lots and six common lots on about 11.6 acres.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a short plat dividing an existing 3.1-acre parcel into two building lots for single-family homes. The decision was made Feb. 11.
Annexation · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved annexing about 1.11 acres into the city with limited-office zoning and a reduced 8-foot-10-inch buffer to nearby homes, instead of 20 feet. The applicant is Mussell Construction, Inc., and the site was previously residential land under county zoning.
Subdivision · Planning application
The amendment redraws the subdivision's edge to add land for road right-of-way that the highway district required. The 7.7-acre site has 23 building lots, and City Council decided the request on Sept. 23, 2025.
Subdivision · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved the final plat on Jan. 7, 2025. It creates 24 residential building lots and three common lots on about 5 acres. KB Homes is the applicant.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved a final plat for Keep West Subdivision, creating 22 buildable lots plus one existing home and eight common lots on about 15.76 acres. The decision was made March 4 after a hearing that day.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved the final plat on Jan. 28, creating 26 residential building lots and three common lots on about 4.6 acres zoned for single-family homes.
Rezone · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a rezone from R-8 to R-15 zoning, plus a preliminary plat for 228 single-family building lots with a gated section using private streets. The decision came at a public hearing on Jan. 6.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Meridian Planning and Zoning Commission denied a conditional use permit on May 15 for a drive-through restaurant on a 2.2-acre commercial site. The request was within 300 feet of another drive-through and existing homes, with hours running until 1 a.m. on weeknights and 1:30 a.m. on weekends.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved a preliminary plat for 43 building lots on 8.8 acres: 41 single-family or townhome lots, one multi-family lot and one commercial lot, plus seven common lots. The decision came at a Feb. 18 hearing.
Development review · Planning application
Stonehill Church consists of a new 45,800 SF, two-story worship center building in the Stonehill Crossing Subdivision. See CZC & DR Narratives.
Annexation · Planning application
City Council approved annexing about 16 acres and a preliminary plat with 79 residential lots, one commercial lot and several common lots. The plan also includes a private street. The decision came April 21, 2026.
Hearing · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved a request to vacate part of a 10-foot utility and drainage easement on a 1.7-acre commercial property. The decision came at the Dec. 3 hearing.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Meridian City Council approved a final plat creating two residential building lots on about 16 acres. The hearing was held Feb. 18, 2025, and the decision was made the same day.
Annexation · Planning application
Meridian City Council approved annexing a 3.31-acre site and zoning it I-L, light industrial, for about 46,000 square feet of commercial flex space. The public hearing was held Jan. 21, 2025, the same day as the decision.
Annexation · Planning application
The request sought annexation of 5.24 acres from the county into the city with commercial zoning on two lots, plus extended hours, including 24-hour fuel sales, next to residential property. The Planning and Zoning Commission held a hearing on June 5, 2025, and the application was withdrawn.
Council review · Planning application
A neighboring business owner asked the council to reconsider, citing concerns that drive-thru lines could back up onto a busy road and block access. The project is a single restaurant building on 5.3 acres with two drive-thru lanes, and the council decided Nov. 19, 2024.
Annexation · Planning application
The 1.12-acre property was brought into city limits from Ada County residential zoning and given commercial zoning for a multitenant building with a restaurant on one side. The Meridian City Council made the decision on Feb. 11, 2025.
