2,002 results for “Boise”
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation permit on May 15 for one-on-one and small group fitness training, held in a detached accessory building on a 0.89-acre residential lot. No new homes are proposed.
Planning project · Planning application
The request would use 4,000 square feet of an existing commercial building as a religious institution on Saturdays and Sundays, with no changes to the building or site. The application is in review and needs Planning and Zoning Commission approval.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a request to merge two neighboring buildable parcels, about 0.28 acres in total, into a single buildable parcel. Splitting the land again later would require a minor land division or subdivision process.
Planning project · Planning application
A code amendment would let accessory dwelling units there follow citywide standards: up to 900 square feet, no neighbor signatures, no extra parking or owner-occupancy rule, and a two-story cap. It is under review and will go to City Council.
Design review · Planning application
The application, filed April 3, covers a 1.52-acre residential site in a historic district. City staff returned it to the applicant, so it is on hold. The filing does not say what would be built or changed.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
The request would tear down an existing house and divide the property into two lots. It was filed April 2, 2026, and the city lists this neighborhood meeting step as complete.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan sits on about 6 acres and includes surface parking and an amenity area. A 138-unit plan approved for the site earlier has expired. It is under administrative design review, and the buildings would be built one after another.
Planning project · Planning application
One accessory dwelling unit is proposed on a 0.29-acre residential lot, using one of the city's pre-approved designs. The application was filed April 2 and is pending submittal, with administrative staff review rather than a public hearing.
Design review · Planning application
An application for administrative historic design review was filed April 2 for a site of about 6 acres. The filing gives no details on what would be built, and the city lists it as submitted and awaiting applications.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
A zoning certificate application filed April 2 seeks city permission to add an accessory dwelling unit on a 0.29-acre residential lot. It is under administrative review, so no public hearing is involved.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan adds a garage and a second driveway to an existing single-family home on a 0.28-acre lot. City staff said the second access point needs a variance, and the project is under review by the Hearing Examiner.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The request, filed April 1, covers a 0.2-acre lot with a manufactured home. The city has put it on hold and sent it back to the applicant, and the file gives no details on what is being proposed.
Planning project · Planning application
The application covers a 1.79-acre site now used commercially. City planners are reviewing it administratively, and the filing gives no details on what would be built.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved removing a healthy 9-inch-diameter Norway spruce on June 16. An arborist report says it sits about 3 feet from the foundation and 1 foot from a window well, with gas lines likely under its roots. No construction is proposed.
Design review · Planning application
City staff approved minor design changes to a previously approved truck sales and service site on about 2.2 acres. Repair shop awnings and the service entrance canopy are cut from the current scope. Conditions include a tree mitigation payment for 348 caliper inches of removed trees.
Planning project · Planning application
The applicant wants to exceed the 6-foot residential fence limit for security and to block car headlights, citing a road raised above the home. A Hearing Examiner will decide at a public hearing after a neighborhood meeting.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would change an existing development agreement that designates parts of the site for hotels. It is under city review and set to go to City Council. Airport noise and a required buffer for neighbors are among the issues.
Design review · Planning application
The application, filed March 30, asks for historic design review on an 8.84-acre site now used for housing. The City Council is the review body. No details on what would be built were given.
Floodplain-hillside · Planning application
The city sent back a floodplain and hillside review application filed March 30 for a 2.49-acre site, so the request is on hold. The filing does not say what would be built.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved an adjustment to the recorded line between two lots, each with a single-family house, so it follows the existing fence. No new lots, buildings or changes to access or parking are planned. Approved Oct. 13.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan calls for 12 homes with attached garages on 1.03 acres in the hillside overlay. The applicant wants a community well for water, which would need a variance. The project is in neighborhood meeting review before the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Planning project · Planning application
Curtis Clean Sweep, a pavement maintenance and street services firm, wants a shop and yard on 3.5 acres for dispatch, vehicle maintenance and offices. A Design Review Commission hearing was held June 11; no decision is on file.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved a new house and a detached accessory dwelling unit above the garage on a 0.13-acre vacant lot. The decision was made Aug. 4, and the garage would be reached from the alley.
Planning project · Planning application
The city is reviewing a request to build a retaining wall on a 0.33-acre residential lot in the Hillside Overlay. Staff say it needs a geotechnical report and detailed civil plans because of slope and soil hazards. City staff will decide the application.
