402 results for “Eagle”
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the extension on its consent agenda on May 14. Boise Hunter Homes now has until May 9, 2025, to finalize the plat for 52 buildable lots and 13 common lots.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda on Nov. 26. It divides the land into lots only; no buildings are proposed. Conditions require a heavy truck traffic plan and a construction dust control plan.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the extra year on April 9 for Trilogy Development to finalize the plat for the 77-lot subdivision, which includes 5 common lots. Roadwork and utility installation are still under construction.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved a one-year extension on May 28 for the 21-lot plat, which includes 19 buildable lots and 2 common lots. The extra time is meant to resolve a mismatch between stormwater designs before the final plat is filed.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the extension on its consent agenda on May 28. It gives the 63-townhome project on 7.38 acres until June 15, 2025 to record its final plat, after construction slowed due to the contractor's limited workforce.
Rezone · Planning application
The mixed-use project would replace existing homes with three three-story buildings on 0.94 acres, including ground-floor commercial space and a restaurant. The City Council hearing is set for Oct. 27; the Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend approval of the rezone.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda on July 9. It covers 164 lots, 158 buildable, on 245.48 acres in Boise County. A sewer completion letter is required before the plat is signed.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved final plans and the final plat on May 14, 2024, for the second phase of a subdivision with 131 lots, 123 of them buildable. Conditions include open-style fencing, contractor conduct signs and a dust control plan.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plan and plat on Dec. 10, 2024, for 13 lots, 8 of them buildable, with conditions. Old structures and a power line must go first, and front-yard fences must be open-style and 4 feet or lower.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The council approved the final development plan and final plat on May 14, 2024, with conditions on fencing, entrance signs and a construction dust control plan. Homes would use individual septic systems and city water, with a new well and booster pumps for the hillside areas.
Annexation · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved annexation, rezoning and a plat on July 9, 2024, and authorized the mayor to sign the development agreement. About 46 acres would stay open space, with ponds, pathways, a clubhouse and pool, and a preserved historic silo. Building would come in four phases.
Subdivision · Planning application
GWC Capital, LLC won final plat approval for Valnova Subdivision No. 2, a 78-lot project with 72 residential lots and 6 common lots on 56.51 acres. The Eagle City Council approved it on its consent agenda on Jan. 23.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved the changes July 23 after three hearings. The plan cuts retail pads from 21 to 17, allows four drive-through restaurants and a possible bank drive-through, and caps apartments at 48 units for residents 55 and older.
Rezone · Planning application
Robert West sought to rezone the property from agricultural-residential to residential-estates so it could be split into two lots beside the existing house. The City Council denied the request on Dec. 12 after neighbors objected.
Rezone · Planning application
Regen sought to rezone 0.72 acres for a commercial building plus a duplex and a triplex. The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend denial after a Nov. 20, 2023, hearing, citing parking, buffering and setbacks.
Annexation · Planning application
BPS Palmer LLC sought to annex about 10 acres into Eagle and build 58 homes, mostly attached townhome-style units, with a pool, gym, dog park and community gardens. The City Council denied the annexation, rezoning and preliminary plat on Jan. 23, 2024.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The owner of a vacant 0.98-acre lot asks the city to strike the word "playground" from the recorded plat so a single-family home can be built. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval; the City Council heard the request Feb. 27, 2024.
Annexation · Planning application
Madera Development's annexation and rezone for Headquarters Subdivision was approved by the Eagle City Council on May 14, with conditions capping density at 20 single-family lots and requiring a landscaped berm and preservation of living trees.
Planned unit development · Planning application
Biltmore Company asked to cut the required 10-foot side setback to 7.5 feet so an already-framed two-story home on a 0.39-acre lot could stay where it is. The City Council denied the request on May 14.
Code amendment · Planning application
The city proposes replacing its sign regulations, largely unchanged since 2012, with content-neutral rules that follow recent Supreme Court rulings. Planning and Zoning and Design Review recommended approval; the Council heard it June 9.
Code amendment · Planning application
The proposed code change would add an "alley side" setback, separate from interior and street side setbacks, and cut it in some districts, such as from 10 feet to 5 feet. The City Council heard it Feb. 24; no decision is on file.
Code amendment · Planning application
A requested code change would treat the two as distinct uses. Clinics could operate up to 12 hours a day, hospitals up to 24. Hospitals with outdoor use beyond bathroom breaks would need a conditional use permit. The City Council heard it Feb. 10; no decision is on file.
Code amendment · Planning application
The city proposes adopting a new boundary map dated Sept. 10, 2025, for the zone outside city limits where it and Ada County coordinate planning. The City Council heard the item Oct. 14; the city is also asking the county to approve it.
Code amendment · Planning application
The change covers how high homes, equipment and other structures must be built above expected flood levels. It aims to keep the city in FEMA's Community Rating System, which discounts flood insurance. The City Council heard it July 22; no decision is on file.