557 results for “Ada County”
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a 2,115-square-foot detached accessory structure for personal and auto storage on a residential property. The decision was made May 5 by Ada County Development Services.
Master site plan (time extension) · Planning application
The applicant asked for more time to carry out an approved modification of a parking lot. The County Commissioners heard the request June 10, 2026, and no decision is on file.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners approved the final plat for Broken Horn Subdivision No. 2 on Sept. 24, 2026. It would create seven residential lots on land zoned rural residential.
Variance · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners approved a variance and property line adjustment for three residential parcels, allowing resulting lots below the 5-acre minimum to fix earlier illegal land divisions. The project adds no new uses or structures, and the approval expires if a final letter is not issued by…
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the zoning permit on May 13 for a 2,400-square-foot accessory building for vehicle storage, general storage and shop space on a residential property.
Variance · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners denied a request to let a covered patio and roofline on a secondary dwelling extend into the required 5-foot side setback on a 0.83-acre lot. A neighboring wildlife reserve had opposed the request, saying part of the structure reached onto its land.
Variance · Planning application
The Board of County Commissioners approved on June 24 a request to vacate part of a 10-foot utility easement and a variance so a roughly 540-square-foot shed built around 2017 can remain within a 25-foot side setback.
Conditional use · Planning application
KM Engineering sought a 56-space outdoor-only storage lot for RVs and other vehicles, keeping the existing home for an office. The Ada County Planning and Zoning Commission denied it on July 17 after staff cited landscaping, screening and parking shortfalls, and the City of Star and 110 letters opposed it.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved the detached accessory building on a 5.27-acre residential lot, which was filed March 31 and decided May 27. The structure may not be used as a commercial or industrial space or as a residence unless county approval is obtained.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an accessory use permit on May 20 for an additional farm dwelling of 1,850 square feet to house farm employees, on a 14.63-acre rural residential property.
Accessory use · Planning application
The county staff approved a detached secondary dwelling on Jun. 5, with living space on the second story of an existing outbuilding and storage below, both levels 1,200 square feet.
Variance · Planning application
Records conflict on the outcome: the status lists approval, while draft findings deny the request. The Board decided on May 27, 2025. The request would exceed the 1,200-square-foot limit for secondary homes, and any approval carries conditions on drainage, slopes and site restoration.
Floodplain permit · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a floodplain permit on Apr. 29 to allow a new single-family home and an inground pool on the 5.01-acre residential lot, which sits in a designated flood zone.
Accessory use · Planning application
Staff approved a temporary living arrangement that lets the owners stay in the existing 900-square-foot home during construction of a new primary residence. The current home would then be converted to an additional dwelling unit for an owner or immediate family member. The decision was made Apr. 14.
Floodplain permit · Planning application
Ada County Development Services staff approved the floodplain review on June 27. The building may not be used as a residence or for commercial or industrial purposes without further county approval.
Nonconforming use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an expansion of a nonconforming home to add an attached two-car garage to the single-family dwelling, which was built in 1918 when the parcel was residential. The decision was made on Apr. 14.
Accessory use · Planning application
The application sought to convert a bonus room above a garage in a newly built single-family home into a 520-square-foot secondary dwelling, with no added square footage beyond the approved primary residence. It was filed March 13, 2025, and has since been withdrawn.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a variance and accessory use permit for a detached garage with shop and hobby and exercise space totaling 2,432 square feet. The decision was made Nov. 18.
Conditional use · Planning application
Ada County Planning and Zoning Commission approved the conditional use and master site plan on May 8, allowing weddings and gatherings for up to 300 people with no new buildings. Events are limited to 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., and food service must be approved by the Central District Health Department.
Rezone · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved rezoning about 2.65 acres from residential to airport industrial use, along with a 24-lot subdivision for future contractor yards and shops. Conditions include an avigation easement and noise and lighting limits near the airport.
Variance · Planning application
A finished basement of about 720 square feet will be added under the existing secondary dwelling, which will house the owner's daughter and her family. The approval bars separate sale or rental and lapses if no zoning certificate is issued by June 11, 2026.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a zoning permit for a detached accessory structure of 3,448 square feet for personal storage. The building may not be used as a residence or for commercial or industrial purposes.
Conditional use · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved the request on appeal on Feb. 17, after the Planning and Zoning Commission had denied it. The facility would operate in an existing single-family home on a 0.54-acre lot, offering short-term behavioral health treatment with stays of about 28 days or less.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the accessory use permit by staff decision on April 4 for a detached barn about 47 feet by 48 feet and 16 feet tall, filed in March.