970 results for “Nampa”
Annexation · Planning application
The city approved annexation and zoning on Aug. 18 for a parcel split into business, residential and light industrial zones. A subdivision called Brentwood Village is planned later; the south end holds a leased cell tower.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city approved a permit on July 15 for a small home business doing custom firearm work, Cerakote coating and laser engraving. Most sales would be online, with no more than two visitors a week expected.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved the lot line change on Aug. 22. The approval covers only what is shown on the survey record, and no buildings are described. New parcel numbers will not be issued until the deeds are recorded.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Treasure Valley Transition Home is moving its group foster home into an existing single-family house on a 0.16-acre lot. The city approved it June 10 with conditions: no more than 8 boys may live there, and building code requirements must be met before occupancy.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat for the 16 | 84 Commerce Center, covering 16.4 acres of industrial land, was filed May 13, 2025, and is now listed as void. No further details on the project were provided.
Subdivision · Planning application
The plat revises a four-lot plan approved in 2024 by adding a 3.21-acre parcel. Each lot is meant for one mixed-use commercial warehouse, built in phases starting with lots 1 and 2. Approved June 24 with road and landscaping conditions.
Legal non-conforming use/site rights · Planning application
The city approved the request on May 13, a day after it was filed. It recognizes an existing duplex as a legal nonconforming use, sought in preparation for the property's purchase.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved the exterior design with conditions on May 23. It re-approves a 2021 design that was never built, for an office or medical building on an existing pad site. Conditions cover screened equipment and shielded lighting.
Legal non-conforming use/site rights · Planning application
The city approved legal non-conforming status, letting the owner continue using the rear structure as a second home, as it has been used historically. The request was filed May 8 and decided May 9.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved exterior paint colors for the front facade of a commercial storefront, changing the brick body to red and the blue trim to gray. The approval covers design and colors only and does not replace required building, sign, or site permits.
Site improvement permit · Planning application
The permit covered grading a private access road with curb, gutter and storm drain for a future south parcel on an industrial lot. It was filed May 6, 2025, and has since expired.
Variance · Planning application
A variance request tied to a sign for Bath Fitter, filed May 5, 2025, is marked void. The site is an industrial building on a city lot. The file gives no details on the sign's size or what relief was sought.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
The city approved a short-term permit, allowing Team Mazda to hold offsite car sales on a commercial lot. The permit was filed May 5 and approved May 7. Event dates are not listed in the facts on file.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council approved, with conditions, a variance on July 7 for an illuminated double-sided pylon sign beside Interstate 84. The request was for a 90-foot, 1,110-square-foot sign; staff urged a 300-square-foot cap. The applicant must obtain a state sign permit.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city approved a conditional use permit for a firearm sales and service business, described as primarily online, at an existing residence. The permit was decided June 10, after a public hearing the same day.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved plans to replace the red entry canopy with a gray metal awning, add wood-look panels and a new sign, and repaint the building. A new wall-mounted sign is also planned. Approval was granted May 7, 2025.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved plans on May 7 to replace red entry and side-exit canopies with gray metal awnings, add wood-look panels and a similar-size sign above them, and repaint the existing store in a new color palette.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the permit on June 10 for a firearms sales and repair business in an existing single-family home. Conditions include an exhaust ventilation permit, and the approval can't be transferred to another owner or site.
Development review · Planning application
The plan would build a metal building for storing and distributing goods, along with all needed site work. The application was filed April 25 and is still under city review.
Subdivision · Planning application
The seventh phase of Franklin Village North includes 37 detached home lots and 2 common lots. Approved July 7 with conditions, it requires a signed improvement agreement with the city before construction starts. Hubble Homes LLC is the developer.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Nampa City Council approved the final plat for the next phase of New York Landing on July 7. It creates 59 single-family lots and four common area lots on about 18 acres. The developer must prove irrigation assessments are paid and sign an improvement agreement.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation daycare registration for Sandra's Childcare on April 22, a day after it was filed on April 21. The daycare will operate out of an existing residence on a city lot.
Conditional use · Planning application
Pet Haven, a nonprofit cat rescue that has operated in Canyon County for 53 years, won approval to get a commercial kennel license at a new, larger location. The city approved it with conditions after a May 13 hearing.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit on April 29 for a snow shack selling Hawaiian shave ice. The permit covers a stay of up to six months at an existing commercial building.
