402 results for “Eagle”
Rezone · Planning application
Skies Development proposes 14 detached and 6 attached homes with a private street, about 0.94 acres of open space and a public pathway along a ditch. It needs a rezone from agricultural-residential. The City Council hearing is set for Oct. 27.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda on April 28. It covers 151 lots, 129 buildable and 22 common, from Clyde Capital Group. Conditions include recording trail and pathway easements and finishing common-area landscaping or posting a surety.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The owner wants to remove an unused public utilities and drainage easement that he says makes building a new home on the lot nearly impossible. No construction is proposed. The City Council heard the request May 26.
Annexation · Planning application
The council denied the Wellspring plan on July 28, then held a new hearing on Oct. 13 to reevaluate it. It would annex and rezone the farmland for 42 single-family homes, with open space along the Boise River. No new decision is on file.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved a change to the subdivision's development agreement on April 14. A front-facing garage on Lot 6, Block 1 can now sit 37 feet from the property line instead of 55 feet. No other land use changes are proposed on the 8.11-acre site.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The City Council approved the final development plan and final plat for a 38-lot subdivision (34 buildable, 4 common) on 15.89 acres on March 12, 2024. The developer's request for another 12 months would move the plat expiration from March 12, 2026 to March 12, 2027.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the changes on April 14 with conditions. Open space grows from about 44 to 46 acres, private alleys are shortened and pathways reworked. Two fire-vehicle access routes are required before the first home is occupied.
Planned unit development · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved final plans on June 9 for 50 buildable lots on 21.44 acres, the fifth phase of the community. Conditions include a heavy truck traffic plan, dust control and rules for contractors.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the final plat on March 24 by a 4-0 vote for a 32-lot phase on 15.5 acres, with 30 buildable lots and 2 common lots. The developer must build and dedicate a city park before the plat is recorded and submit a heavy truck traffic plan.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the plat on April 28 for a 14-acre site with 20 commercial lots, one existing home and two common areas. Conditions include a traffic mitigation agreement, building height caps and a heavy truck traffic plan.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda April 14. The Ada County portion has 32 residential, 10 commercial and 4 common lots. Conditions include a heavy truck traffic plan, dust control and underground utilities.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat 4-0 on June 9 with conditions, including a heavy truck traffic plan, contractor conduct signs and open-style fencing rules. The plat has 34 buildable lots and 13 common lots.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved, with conditions, a master sign plan from Rennison Companies on Jan. 27. It allows up to three wall signs per tenant, bars interior-lit signs and caps wall signs at 10% of lease space.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved final plans on March 10 for the second phase of Mosscreek, with 26 buildable lots and 5 common lots. Conditions include a heavy truck traffic plan, a dust control plan, and extending a regional pathway along the canal.
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the single-story, multi-tenant building on a 0.66-acre vacant lot on Jan. 27, with conditions. It would have 39 parking spaces and a Craftsman style, and rooftop equipment must be screened by parapet walls.
Design review · Planning application
The City Council approved two non-illuminated white wall signs, about 82.5 square feet each, and a tenant panel on an existing monument sign for a new optometrist office. Approval came April 14 with conditions, including a sign permit and staff sign-off on revised plans.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the plat on Feb. 24 with conditions: 57 detached homes and 14 attached duplex-style units. No more than 30 homes can be built until two fire-department-suitable access routes exist. A 10.81-acre lot stays unbuildable for now.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The owner of a 1.32-acre residential lot asked to vacate a 12-foot irrigation and utilities easement. Staff say the irrigation pipe was moved and no utilities remain. The City Council heard the request Dec. 16; no decision is on file.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The request would remove one foot of a five-foot side utility easement on a 0.22-acre residential lot, paired with a one-foot lot line shift so the chosen house plan fits. The council heard it Dec. 16, 2025; no decision is on file.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the Shea Homes plan on April 14 on its consent agenda, after sending the design back earlier for revised building looks. Revised elevations must match April 10 renderings and get staff sign-off before a zoning certificate is issued.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved final plans on Dec. 9 for a 35-lot subdivision on 10.66 acres, with 31 buildable lots and 4 common lots. Conditions cover open-style fencing, a heavy truck traffic plan and dust control during construction.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plan and plat on Dec. 9 for a 49-lot phase on about 11 acres. Conditions include open-style fencing, a heavy truck traffic plan and a dust control plan before construction.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat on Dec. 9 for a 47-lot phase on 25.7 acres, with 41 buildable lots and 6 common lots. Conditions require a heavy truck traffic plan, a dust control plan and contractor signs.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The City Council approved final plans for 44 single-family lots and 4 common lots on 12.83 acres, the fourth phase of the Torrente Secco community. Toll Southwest must submit a heavy truck traffic plan and a dust control plan before work starts.
