970 results for “Nampa”
Subdivision · Planning application
The preliminary plat for Cayuse Ridge covers 33 single-family lots on about 10 acres, with four common lots making up roughly 21% open space. The city approved it with conditions on Aug. 14, 2024, and it would be built in one phase.
Site improvement permit · Planning application
The permit sought drought-resistant landscaping and better sightlines for cars turning at the side of a commercial building. It was filed May 8, 2024, and has expired.
Vacation of easement/right-of-way/plat · Planning application
The City of Nampa approved with conditions a request to vacate an unused alley next to a 2.3-acre city commercial lot tied to the White Pines apartments project. Pedcor Companies agreed to provide a public utility easement so the city and Idaho Power can keep access to existing sewer and overhead power lines.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved with conditions site work for an outdoor gravel storage yard for large trailers and manufactured homes, including new fencing, landscaping, paving and sidewalks. The decision was made May 14.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a request to divide a lot with an existing residence into separate parcels. The application was filed May 6 and approved May 17, 2024.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit on May 14 for plant and produce stands at a commercial property. The request was filed May 6, and a site plan is on file.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
Logistics company LDK needed to acquire a strip of land from Idaho Power so the city can build a public road and intersection; the boundary change was approved May 10.
Design review · Planning application
Nampa approved a new office and warehouse building for Freedom Health Supply, to be built behind an existing pharmacy. The city signed off on May 14, 2024, with conditions.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for a Shave Ice Shack on a commercial building lot, with the decision made May 8 after a May 2 filing.
Conditional use · Planning application
The permit, filed May 1, 2024, would have allowed new boat sales and boat parts and accessories sales in an existing commercial building. The city lists it as expired and points to a newer permit application for the project.
Subdivision · Planning application
The city approved with conditions the final plat for Cherry Grove Subdivision No. 4, which would create 35 single-family residential lots and 7 common lots on 10.71 acres of former rural land. The decision was made Aug. 19, 2024, after a public hearing that day.
Annexation · Planning application
Nampa approved with conditions an annexation of a 0.48-acre site with one existing residence so it can connect to city water. The decision was made Sept. 5, 2024.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a property boundary adjustment on May 23 that consolidates parcels used by the Nampa Waterworks Division and the Nampa Parks Department. The application was filed April 26, 2024.
Code amendment · Planning application
The city approved a set of amendments to several chapters of Title 10, the city's zoning code, with conditions attached at a Sept. 24 public hearing. The changes are citywide text edits rather than a project on a specific property.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for a seasonal ice cream shack, filed by Dips Ice Cream, after an application in late April. The permit was decided May 14.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved plans for a single-story commercial building for Intermountain Eye Center, with exam rooms, offices and a lobby, plus new landscaping and a parking lot.
Rezone · Planning application
The city approved, with conditions, a request to change the zoning of a lot with a commercial building from light industrial to business commercial. It matches nearby properties along the same boulevard. The decision came Sept. 5.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat for New York Landing No. 4 covers 62 buildable lots and 5 common lots for single-family homes. The city approved it with conditions at a July 1 hearing.
Annexation · Planning application
Jett Enterprises Development LLC asked the city to annex a rural residential property, citing temporary staging for an existing asphalt and patching business and later plans for a residential subdivision. The application has since been withdrawn.
Annexation · Planning application
The city approved annexing and zoning two parcels totaling 48.39 acres, now irrigated farmland, for future light industrial development. The approval came with conditions.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council approved with conditions a variance on July 9 allowing a single-family, single-story house with no basement on a lot below the city's minimum size. The 100-plus-year-old home there was torn down as structurally unsound.
Development review · Planning application
The city approved the design for a new commercial building with parking on a lot that currently holds a house. Approval came April 24, 2024, with conditions, about a week after the application was filed.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration on April 19, two days after it was filed on April 17. The business would operate out of an existing residence.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat for the Middlebury North No 2 subdivision was approved with conditions on June 17 after a public hearing that day. The 20.7-acre site was irrigated farmland, and the plan includes 46 building lots for attached townhomes, duplexes, fourplexes and multifamily units.