970 results for “Nampa”
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a boundary adjustment that consolidates two parcels into one. The site currently holds an industrial building. The request was filed Jan. 21 and decided Aug. 22.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved repainting the front and rear of the building, which houses Cafe de Coco and a neighboring shop, in tan with matte black metal trim. Work includes a new storefront, canopy repairs and replacement tiles. Building and sign permits are still required.
Design review · Planning application
The city approved, with conditions, a design for an outdoor plaza called Nampa Container Park. It would have walk-up food and drink service in repurposed shipping containers, a live performance stage, gathering space and restrooms. The decision came Feb. 26.
Subdivision · Planning application
The city approved with conditions the final plat for the third phase of a subdivision with 64 detached homes on about 25 acres now used as irrigated farmland. The decision came Feb. 3, 2025.
Conditional use · Planning application
Nampa approved a conditional use permit on Feb. 11 for a crematory and funeral home, filed as All Valley Cremation. It would occupy an existing commercial building, and the city held a public hearing the same day.
Variance · Planning application
City Council approved the variance on April 21 with conditions. It continues relief from the required landscape buffer first granted in 2014 for a 2,627-square-foot Carl's Jr. drive-thru, allowing internal parking and pass-through window service.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The approval, decided May 19, covers annexation, a comprehensive plan map change and a master planned community on irrigated farmland. The plan sets aside 328.6 acres for residential use and 28.3 acres for commercial use.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The plan would annex irrigated farmland into Nampa for single-family homes, multi-family housing and commercial space, covering 328.6 residential acres and 28.3 commercial acres. It also seeks a Comprehensive Plan map change and is under city review.
Annexation · Planning application
The City Council approved annexation, a comprehensive plan map change and a master planned community on May 19. The site is 356.9 acres: 328.6 residential and 28.3 commercial. Future plats will still need separate approval.
Design review · Planning application
Planning staff approved the exterior design for a new Metro Express building on about 0.43 acre on Jan. 10. Conditions require shielded rooftop equipment, a trash enclosure matching the building, and exterior lights aimed away from neighbors.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat for Kinghorn Place No. 4 creates 36 single-family lots and three common lots. The city approved it with conditions on March 3, after a public hearing that day.
Rezone · Planning application
The request would have changed the parcel's zoning from RA to RD to match neighboring lots. The city says the 0.50-acre lot is too small to build on under RA rules, which require 1 acre. The application is listed as void.
Rezone · Planning application
The roughly 1.09-acre site, two parcels owned by separate people, would change from suburban residential to two-family residential zoning to match neighboring lots. The city approved it Aug. 4 with conditions on wells, irrigation and street improvements. No homes are specified.
Conditional use · Planning application
Archers Auto Repair won conditional approval on Feb. 11 for minor vehicle repair work in an existing commercial space. Parking must be striped and an accessible space marked before occupancy, and the approval expires in six months without action.
Code amendment · Planning application
The city approved, with conditions, a set of changes to multiple chapters of its Title 10 zoning code. The request was filed Dec. 30, 2024, and a decision was made May 14, 2025.
Development review · Planning application
The project would put 80 apartments on one lot, in five buildings of 16 units each. The city approved the design review with conditions on Jan. 28, 2025. The site is currently a commercial lot.
Appeal · Planning application
The City Council rejected an appeal of a Planning and Zoning Commission decision on Jan. 30. The permit allows above-ground storage of flammable, combustible and corrosive materials beyond standard industrial limits on about 116 acres of farmland, with fire and building code conditions.
Development review · Planning application
The addition would add about 4,800 square feet on each of two floors for restrooms and classrooms, matching the existing church's materials. Approved Jan. 10, it still needs building permits and detailed landscape plans.
Vacation of easement/right-of-way/plat · Planning application
The city approved the request with conditions on May 5, after a public hearing the same day. The easement encroaches on a building already on the lot, and vacating it removes that conflict.
Site improvement permit · Planning application
A site improvement permit for a regional sewer lift station on irrigated farmland was filed Dec. 20, 2024, and has since expired. The file notes it should have been filed as a civil site permit.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved the Keller Supply building, a new industrial distribution facility with related site improvements, on Dec. 31 with conditions. The application was filed Dec. 20.
Vacation of easement/right-of-way/plat · Planning application
The City Council removed a roughly half-acre public utility easement from a 6.98-acre commercial site on April 21. The easement dates to a 1970 subdivision, and new utilities were already installed elsewhere with their own easements.
Conditional use · Planning application
The existing duplex, a converted shop never permitted by Canyon County, would sit on its own lot apart from the single-family home. Approved Jan. 14 with conditions: fix code violations and show septic approval or connect to city sewer. No new building is proposed.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a boundary adjustment that splits a light industrial lot. The approval covers only the survey; no buildings or housing are described. The survey and new deeds must be recorded with Canyon County.
