402 results for “Eagle”
Rezone · Planning application
The approved plan for the 80.23-acre subdivision now includes private gated streets, smaller lots, a 50-foot landscape buffer along Linder Road and revised amenities such as pickleball courts, a pool and a community center. The Eagle City Council approved the modification on March 24.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The request would vacate part of a shared access and parking easement across four lots totaling 1.55 acres, freeing land for a bigger Atlas Research Center. The City Council heard it Oct. 14; no decision is on file.
Planned unit development · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved final plans and the final plat on Oct. 28 for 97 buildable lots and 9 common lots. It uses up the 310 lots approved overall. Conditions cover heavy truck routes, dust control and contractor conduct.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved a plan to split a 4.84-acre property into two single-family home lots, each using a private well and septic system, and waived the sidewalk or striped path requirement on West Rush Road. Approval carries conditions, including fire sprinklers in new homes and preservation of living trees.
Planned unit development · Planning application
Sterling Homes' plan includes nine buildable lots, two common lots and about 0.88 acres of open space. The City Council approved it 4-0 on Dec. 16, 2025, with conditions on fencing, heavy truck traffic and contractor signs. The city's decision is dated Jan. 13.
Design review · Planning application
Approved Sept. 9 on consent, the plan adds a 2,355-square-foot clubhouse, four ponds and walking paths across 88 acres. Most existing trees will be replaced with 110 shade trees and 59 evergreens; clubhouse roof and lighting need staff sign-off first.
Design review · Planning application
The City Council approved a master sign plan allowing up to three wall signs per tenant, each on a different side of the building, capped at 10% of the building face, with halo, punch-through or floodlit illumination. No monument or directional signs are proposed.
Design review · Planning application
South Eagle Holdings proposes a new single-story, multi-tenant office building of about 5,094 square feet at 3501 West Bavaria Street in the Ashbury Commercial Subdivision.
Design review · Planning application
The city council approved on consent a plan to convert a 6,900-square-foot house into a winery tasting room and build a single-story production building on a 30-acre site with 90 parking spaces. The approval carries conditions on tree removal, parking layout and parking-lot landscaping.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the design on the consent agenda on Sept. 23, after a July 24 public hearing. The stone-and-wood sign would be lit from behind with white LEDs and needs building, electrical and sign permits before installation.
Design review · Planning application
The project would include three four-story buildings totaling about 230,000 square feet, with landscaping and 408 parking spaces. The Eagle City Council approved the design review on Aug. 26 on its consent agenda.
Rezone · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the rezone, development agreement and plat for five single-family lots served by a gated private street, with one existing house remaining. The decision came at a Nov. 25 hearing.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The council approved final plans on Oct. 28 for a 62-lot development, 56 homes lots and 6 common lots, with conditions on fencing, heavy truck routes and construction dust control. It is the first phase; up to 32 more lots are possible later.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved the change on June 24, which also rearranges lot lines and brings the plan to eight commercial buildings from seven. A lot line adjustment must be approved before any building permits are issued.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the common area landscaping on consent July 8. It covers street trees, pathways, benches, mailbox structures and pet waste stations. Transformers and utility boxes must be screened, and any signs need a separate review.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved, with conditions, plans for a 3,572-square-foot clubhouse, pool, pickleball courts, picnic shelters, a tot lot and an entry feature. The July 8 vote followed a 6-0 Design Review Board recommendation.
Annexation · Planning application
Sage Investment Partners' plan annexes the land into the city and includes about 478 acres of open space and trails. The council decided Nov. 25 with conditions, including a wider landscape buffer along one road, a density cap of 0.27 homes per acre and a 35-foot height limit.
Design review · Planning application
The single-story emergency services building will house Eagle Fire Station No. 2 and a Bureau of Land Management office on a 4.4-acre site that now holds a single-family home. The City Council approved it on July 8 with conditions on screening, siding and replacement tree plantings.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda June 10. It covers 83 buildable single-family lots and 8 common lots, the last map step before lots can be recorded after earlier rezone and preliminary plat approvals.
Annexation · Planning application
Drake Investments, LLC won City Council approval on Sept. 23 to annex and rezone a 9.66-acre site into eight single-family lots plus two common lots. The 1891 Tudor Revival house will stay, and its exterior cannot be changed except for maintenance.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on July 8 for the first phase of Capella Estates, with 41 buildable lots and 7 open space lots. Conditions include burying overhead utilities, a heavy truck traffic plan and a dust control plan.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved final development plans and a final plat for a 51-lot planned development on 14.41 acres, including 44 buildable lots and 7 common lots. Approval came with conditions on fencing, heavy truck routes and hours, and contractor rules at entrances.
Planned unit development · Planning application
Toll Southwest, LLC received final approval for a 64-lot subdivision with 49 buildable lots and 15 common lots on 19.83 acres. Conditions limit duplexes to one story and 25 feet and require a heavy truck traffic plan.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on consent on May 27, clearing 42 buildable residential lots and 8 common lots on the 27.1-acre site. Conditions include a heavy truck traffic plan and underground overhead utilities.
