970 results for “Nampa”
Annexation · Planning application
KB Home Idaho wants to annex irrigated farmland into Nampa for 151 homes plus 22 common lots, with slightly smaller lots than standard. A public hearing is scheduled for Dec. 7.
Annexation · Planning application
The request would bring a rural lot with a house into the city with light industrial zoning. The applicant says it plans future warehouse and manufacturing uses. A public hearing is set for Nov. 2.
Annexation · Planning application
Owners of an existing batch plant and gravel pit want the land annexed into Nampa from Canyon County and zoned light industrial. No new construction is proposed now. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval; a hearing is set for Nov. 16.
Subdivision · Planning application
Emberwood would add 46 single-family homes, one and two stories, with a park featuring a pavilion, fire pits, a nature playground and walking paths. The site would be annexed into Nampa. A public hearing was held Sept. 15; no decision is on file.
Annexation · Planning application
A developer seeks to annex about 9 acres into Nampa, zone it for single-family homes and approve a 46-lot plat with about 1.4 acres of open space. Planning commissioners recommended approval; the council hearing is set for Oct. 19.
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The registration would allow a childcare business, Kind Roots Childcare, to operate from a residence. The application is on hold, and the city lists it as invoiced.
Vacation of easement/right-of-way/plat · Planning application
The City Council approved the request on Sept. 8. The easement was needed only until a second subdivision road was built. The strip stays a utility easement for water and irrigation lines, so nothing can be built there, but parking is allowed.
Annexation · Planning application
Nampa approved annexing two parcels and zoning them light industrial for a 30,000-square-foot door warehouse and a 10,000-square-foot flex-space building. Conditions include a shared driveway, screening fences and downward-aimed lighting because of the nearby airport.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The plan calls for a 24-hour convenience store with six fuel pump islands. Lots are set aside for a possible bank, drive-thru restaurant, daycare and retail. The site also needs annexation into the city. The request awaits scheduling.
Subdivision · Planning application
The plan for a 9.09-acre site includes a 24-hour convenience store with six fuel pump islands, plus lots for a bank, drive-thru restaurant, daycare and retail. A public hearing is set for Nov. 10. The site needs annexation into the city.}
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit, good for between one day and six months, for the food truck on a lot with an existing commercial building. The permit was filed July 14 and approved July 20.
Annexation · Planning application
The plan would annex about 9 acres into Nampa for a 24-hour convenience store with six fuel pump islands. Space is set aside for a bank, drive-thru restaurant, daycare and retail. A public hearing is scheduled for Nov. 10.
Legal non-conforming use/site rights · Planning application
The city confirmed a main house with two units and a separate accessory home as a legal non-conforming use, based on records showing three units before 1989. No new construction is proposed. Approved July 16.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council approved the variances Aug. 17 for a home-based childcare on a 0.26-acre lot. Conditions bar patrons from parking on the road and require a new permit if enrollment exceeds 12 children.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat creates a single lot on about 7.4 acres for a future senior or assisted living facility, which still needs design review and building permits. Approved Sept. 8, it requires irrigation district sign-off and a fix for a dead-end street access.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
A single-operator marketing company was registered to work from a residence on a city lot. The owner says there will be no employees, client visits, signs or business vehicles, with weekday hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The registration was approved June 29.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on Sept. 21 with conditions, including proof that irrigation assessments are paid and a fee in place of a 10-foot side path. The plat also sets aside five common lots and open space.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration for a one-chair nail studio inside a residence. It would run weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with one client at a time, and was approved June 30 with conditions.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for Sherry's Summer Snow, a snow cone shack. The application was filed June 24 and approved June 29. Permits of this type cover uses lasting from one day to six months.
Development review · Planning application
City staff approved the design June 25 with conditions on landscaping, shielded lighting and light pole height. The building would sit on a 1.04-acre site with 35 parking stalls, for Absolute Fire Protection.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a request to move the shared property line between two parcels, one with a home on a city lot. The decision was made July 15, about four weeks after the June 18 filing. No new construction is described.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a non-commercial kennel license on Aug. 25 covering seven named dogs. It expires after 18 months, cannot be transferred, and requires dog waste to be kept in an enclosed container and removed weekly.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary permit for the Authentic Taste of the Philippines food truck on June 25. It runs through Dec. 25 and bars connections to city water and sewer, limits signs and blocking of accessible parking.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the non-commercial kennel on Aug. 11 with conditions. Breeding, boarding, paid training and sales are barred, and dogs must be secured at home and leashed or in a vehicle away from it.
