2,002 results for “Boise”
Subdivision · Planning application
The plan would split a 1.69-acre site into 10 single-family lots and two common landscaped lots, replacing the existing house and outbuildings. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval on Oct. 5; the City Council will make the final decision.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a zoning certificate allowing the existing 750-square-foot detached garage to become an accessory dwelling unit, with a kitchen and shower to be installed and no changes to the building's structure. The decision was made administratively on Apr. 7.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a single two-story house on a 0.3-acre lot on May 15. The site is classed as a higher-risk hillside project, so a geotechnical report, full civil plans and a subgrade inspection during construction are expected.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a new 21-by-21-foot detached two-car garage at a home in a historic district on May 12. The existing driveway will be removed, and vehicle access will come only from the alley.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved the rebuilding of an internal sidewalk on a 5.65-acre commercial site on May 1. Existing trees would be replaced in new tree grates, with extra trees planted on-site to make up for lost trunk width. Parking and access stay unchanged.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a zoning certificate on Oct. 16 for one tiny home on wheels, no larger than 400 square feet, behind an existing single-family house. It cannot be a short-term rental and must hook into the house's water and sewer.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved the exterior change on July 7. The dormer would raise the ceiling of a small half bath on a single-family home. The plans show no change to either street-facing side.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner wants to replace a carport with an addition that would reach about 5 feet into both the front and alley-side setbacks, and to keep the driveway rather than use the alley. A Hearing Examiner will review the request.
Subdivision · Planning application
The proposal covered 24 townhouse lots and one common lot on 2.8 acres. The Planning and Zoning Commission denied the variance and conditional use permit on June 8 and recommended the City Council deny the plat. The application is now withdrawn.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council is asked to approve the final plat dividing a 0.2-acre site into two lots for attached single-family homes sharing one driveway. The Council approved the preliminary plat in January 2026 and takes up the final plat at its May 5 meeting.
Planning project · Planning application
The applicant sought a variance to allow a wall sign facing the I-84 Connector to be larger than the 32-square-foot limit. The application was withdrawn, and city staff had indicated they would not support the variance.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan for a 1.57-acre industrial site combines a shop and warehouse with three floors of offices. It needs a conditional use permit for the office space and design review, and is under review by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Variance · Planning application
The variance request, filed Feb. 18, covers a 2.82-acre commercial property zoned for mixed use. The city has returned it to the applicant and it is on hold. The filing does not say what the variance would allow.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city sent back a conditional use permit application filed Feb. 18 for a 2.82-acre commercial site. The filing does not say what use is planned, and the application is on hold.
Assured water supply · Planning application
The city is reviewing an assured water supply application filed Feb. 17. It includes a site plan of water utilities and a demand estimate. The filing does not say what would be built.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The city approved replacing all wood shingle siding on a home in a historic overlay district with James Hardie cement fiberboard. The home is listed as non-contributing to the district. The review ended May 12, and the siding color is undetermined.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would divide land holding two industrial buildings, one still being built. No new buildings are proposed now. The city's staff is reviewing it, and street improvements such as a wider sidewalk would be required before the split is recorded.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a request to remove trees on a 0.13-acre residential property in a historic district. The administrative decision was made March 24, after the application was filed Feb. 17.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved a plan to add one accessory dwelling unit, up to 900 square feet, above an existing garage behind a single-family home. Access stays off the alley. A separate zoning certificate is also required.
Planning project · Planning application
Exterior enclosers for existing garage stairwells
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would convert an existing barn into one accessory dwelling next to the single-family house. The city is reviewing the request at the staff level, and parking would be handled on the property.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved administrative review of a plan to demolish an existing house on a 0.22-acre site and build three single-family detached homes on small lots. Access would come from the alley. Approval was May 19.
Planning project · Planning application
The final plat would divide the roughly 0.2-acre site for two single-family homes sharing a driveway. The preliminary plat and a variance were already filed, and the plat is under city review ahead of a City Council decision.
Planning project · Planning application
The hangars would stand 31 feet and 40 feet tall beside an existing taxiway, with 14 parking spaces planned. The Design Review Commission is reviewing the plan, and the city's concept review notes 18 spaces would normally be required.
