Subdivision · Planning application
Two-lot subdivision on 10 acres sought in final plat request
Ada County is reviewing a final plat that would divide a 10.12-acre rural residential property into two lots. The application was filed Aug. 6.
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Subdivision · Planning application
Ada County is reviewing a final plat that would divide a 10.12-acre rural residential property into two lots. The application was filed Aug. 6.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a 793-square-foot detached accessory dwelling with an attached 3,197-square-foot storage garage, 3,990 square feet in all, on an owner-occupied property. Staff made the decision on Sept. 30.
Subdivision · Planning application
The application seeks a zone change, a development agreement, a preliminary plat and a private road for eight buildable lots. The county has received the filing but has not yet deemed it complete.
Rezone · Planning application
The application asks to rezone land and sign a development agreement allowing flex space, offices, limited retail and enclosed storage. It also proposes an easement for sheep migrating across Highway 55. The county has received it but not yet deemed it complete.
Development review · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a master site plan on Sept. 14 for a building shell designed to mirror an existing neighboring building. The parking lot and lighting were installed when the first buildings were built.
Conditional use · Planning application
The owner wants to keep storing trucks and equipment for an off-site gravel crushing business, with no gravel stored or crushed on site. The Planning and Zoning Commission heard the request Oct. 15; no decision is on file.
Conditional use · Planning application
Ada County's Planning and Zoning Commission approved the existing yard and 2,400-square-foot shop with conditions on Oct. 15. Hours are limited to 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays, and the permit ends after five years or upon annexation into a city.
Accessory use · Planning application
A 3,691-square-foot addition to an existing 1,444-square-foot shop was approved by county staff on Sept. 3, for a total of 5,135 square feet. It cannot be used as a residence or for commercial or industrial use without further approval.
Private road · Planning application
The application would add a gate to protect private property on two parcels at the end of a private road. It is a resubmittal of an approval that expired and is still under review.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the detached accessory structure on Oct. 8. It is for personal storage and will not be used as a residence or for commercial or industrial purposes.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Ada County Planning and Zoning Commission approved Quality Sand & Gravel's plan on Oct. 15 to mine and crush rock for about 20 years, with a 750-square-foot office. Mining hours are limited, and a dust control plan is required.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a detached pole barn for personal and agricultural storage on Sept. 9. It would stand about 23 feet tall beside an existing outbuilding and would have no electricity or plumbing.
Accessory use · Planning application
The application sought to run a large home occupation offering in-person and online tutoring and instruction for K-12 students. It was filed July 18, 2026, and has since been withdrawn.
Floodplain permit · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a floodplain permit on Aug. 21 for one new single-family house. The application was filed July 16, and the decision was made by staff.
Master site plan (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved a time extension on Sept. 9 for Diamond Lawns LLC to finish site work, including landscaping and fencing, on a 126-space outdoor RV storage lot and contractor's yard on about 8.2 acres. The use is approved through Aug. 9, 2028.
Conditional use · Planning application
The application seeks conditional use and master site plan approval for a yard where dry-mix concrete would be prepared. The land is zoned rural and used for residential purposes. The city has received it but has not yet deemed it complete.
Master site plan (modification) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved a change to a self-storage site plan, raising the number of buildings from 13 to 14. Total building area drops slightly, from 79,902 square feet to 79,150 square feet. The decision came July 22.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the one-story detached dwelling, which includes a 56-square-foot attached patio cover, on Aug. 4. The county staff decision came after the application was filed July 11.
Conditional use · Planning application
The two-phase dairy would replace farmland. The Planning and Zoning Commission heard the item Oct. 15 and tabled it to Nov. 19 so the applicant can change the total animal units and notice errors can be corrected.
Floodplain permit · Planning application
The application would allow a building pad for a future dwelling and a 50-foot by 70-foot shop building on land now used as a farm. It was filed July 9 and is under review.
Master site plan (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved, as a staff decision on Aug. 17, more time for a change raising the site's allowed floor area from 27,500 to 29,900 square feet. The added space is "Building A," a storage building for light industrial use.
Accessory use · Planning application
The request was for a 30-by-50-foot accessory structure with a 12-by-30-foot awning, meant for personal storage only. It was filed July 8 and has since been withdrawn.
Accessory use · Planning application
The application would add a home for an employee who would help guard the contractors yard and handle dust control and other duties. The request, filed July 8, is under review by Ada County.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an accessory use permit allowing the 832-square-foot freestanding structure to sit less than 6 feet from an existing 1,200-square-foot building. It is for personal use only, not as a residence or for commercial or industrial use. Approval came Aug. 24.