2,002 results for “Boise”
Planning project · Planning application
The plan adds a detached building with an office, one bathroom and a shop, to serve as an employee gym and extra office space for an insurance business. It is under administrative review and needs minor design review.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would build about 300,000 square feet of industrial space in two phases, with options for one or two buildings. It is under city review and goes before the Design Review Commission; a variance is also listed as required.
Foothills/hillside · Planning application
The city approved a hillside development permit to replace an existing vinyl pool with a 20-by-40-foot gunite pool and add a 7-by-7-foot spa, plus retaining walls and grading. The approval was issued March 17 and takes effect only after the appeal period ends.
Legal non-conforming use · Planning application
The city approved a request tied to a property line adjustment on a 0.34-acre residential lot in a hillside overlay area. The application was filed Feb. 10, 2026.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The city approved a zoning certificate for a duplex with two market-rate homes on a lot of about 0.14 acres. The applicant says the building will not be all-electric and no affordable units are planned.
Planning project · Planning application
The city confirmed that a vehicle retail sales and automotive service use on the 3.79-acre commercial property can continue as a legal nonconforming use, based on directory records showing vehicle sales there since 1995.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved plans for a 15-by-30-foot concrete in-ground pool with an automatic cover and the removal of a tree at a home on a 0.73-acre lot. Staff approved it Aug. 28 as a minor certificate of appropriateness.
Planning project · Planning application
The request would let a single-family home encroach into the required 40-foot front setback on a 0.67-acre lot. The Hearing Examiner will review it at a public hearing; city planners noted in early review that they could not identify a site characteristic supporting it.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The request, filed Feb. 10 for a residential lot of about 0.2 acres, was returned to the applicant for changes. It is on hold, and the filing does not say what the applicant plans to build or change.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
The city has approved an alteration to the front facade of a home that contributes to a historic district. The application was filed Feb. 9, 2026, and the city lists its review as complete.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved a roughly 1,700-square-foot two-story building with a garage and an attached accessory dwelling of about 850 square feet. It was approved on Aug. 28; the garage would open onto the alley.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would remove an office unit and add a bedroom to create a duplex on about 0.09 acres, with one parking space off each of two alleys. It is under administrative review and needs a historic design approval and a zoning certificate.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved plans for a roughly 2,765-square-foot single-family home with an attached three-car garage on a 0.26-acre lot. It must meet hillside development and wildfire-area standards, and may need geotechnical reports.
Design review · Planning application
The city received the request Feb. 9 for administrative design review on a 0.09-acre commercial site in a historic overlay area. The filing does not say what would be built or changed. It is awaiting review.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The application covers a lot of about 0.14 acres with existing residential use. City staff will review it administratively, and the filing does not say what change is planned. It was filed Feb. 9.
Conditional use · Planning application
The city is reviewing a conditional use request filed Feb. 9 for a 1.12-acre site. Staff will make the decision administratively, and the filing does not say what use is planned.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved the second phase of a future public park on a 20.4-acre site, after an administrative review that closed on April 3. The filing describes the project as Phase II of the Alta Harris park, with a site plan and landscaping plan on file.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would divide about 0.7 acres into five lots and build four single-family homes. It was filed Feb. 5 and is under city review, with City Council listed as the deciding body.
Planning project · Planning application
City planners approved a conditional use permit on Apr. 17 to build a well house and related infrastructure on a 0.23-acre platted well lot. No homes are included, and no parking is required for the utility.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would keep the existing house on a 0.43-acre lot and create a second lot for one new single-family home. The applicant also wants to skip the required 10-foot detached sidewalk. The request is under city review and heads to City Council.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
A new daycare is planned on land zoned for mixed use. The city lists the neighborhood meeting step, filed Feb. 4, as approved and complete. No size or capacity details are on file.
Planning project · Planning application
City planners approved a transportation demand management agreement that lets a roughly 2,055-square-foot former medical clinic become a fast casual restaurant without adding the 11 required parking spaces. Take-out and delivery are expected to make up about 70% of sales. Approved July 8.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved moving the shared boundary between two parcels owned by the same applicants, on a site of about 2.55 acres. The number of parcels stays at two, and no new development is approved; future plans for the parking lot would need a later application.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would split the property into 10 lots, each with one single-family home, served by a new public street ending in a cul-de-sac. The application is under review and is slated to be decided by the City Council.
