970 results for “Nampa”
Home occupation daycare registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration for Florecitas Daycare on June 22, a week after it was filed on June 15. The business would operate from an existing residence on a city lot. A fire inspection is among the documents on file.
Annexation · Planning application
The request would have brought about 15 acres of irrigated farmland into Nampa with multiple-family zoning for a future apartment community. The City Council held a hearing and denied it on Sept. 21.
Home occupation registration · Planning application
The city approved a home occupation registration on June 12, one day after it was filed, allowing the business to operate from a residence. No other details were provided.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
Western Fireworks has applied for a temporary use permit, which covers stands operating from one day to one month. The application, filed June 11, includes a lease and a site diagram and is under city review.
Variance · Planning application
City staff denied a variance to keep an existing shed about 17 inches from a side property line; the required distance is 5 feet. Staff can approve sheds no closer than 3 feet. The owners may apply for a City Council variance, which requires a public hearing.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council approved variances on Aug. 3 so a new restaurant on a 0.95-acre site can keep its drive-thru lanes and parking inside setbacks, with narrower landscape buffers. Stormwater must be kept on site.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
A temporary use permit request would allow a fireworks stand, listed as Fat City Fireworks Stand, to operate for up to one month. The application, filed June 10, is under city review.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
Nampa approved Hubble Homes' request on June 22 for a temporary sales office in a subdivision model home. The permit requires a commercial building permit, one accessible parking space and accessible doors, routes and ramps.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit on June 18 for a sales office inside a model home in the Franklin Village North subdivision. Conditions include a commercial building permit, accessible doors and one accessible parking space.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
City staff denied a temporary use permit for a food truck called Area 503, filed June 5. The permit would have allowed the truck to operate for up to six months at a commercial building.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on Aug. 17 for 36 homes and four common area lots on about 9.5 acres. Approval carries conditions, including finishing an offsite water main and paying irrigation assessments before the plat is signed.
Design review · Planning application
The city's design review covered exterior facade changes, interior loading and site plans for an AutoZone tenant improvement at the northeast corner of a commercial building. The file is closed, and the project was noted as not needing full review.
Variance · Planning application
Staff approved a variance allowing an 8-foot fence along the rear property line, stepping down to 6 feet along the sides. The fence must be permitted and built within six months of the approval.
Variance · Planning application
The Planning Director denied a variance that would have allowed a 7-foot fence along a rear yard, and possibly parts of the side yard. The usual limit is 6 feet. The city found no hardship and said a solid 6-foot fence would address privacy. Decided July 9.
Annexation · Planning application
The owner wants the lot annexed into Nampa with no improvements planned now. Pre-application notes mention zoning it commercial and demolishing the existing house. A public hearing is set for Nov. 10.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
The city approved a short-term permit, filed June 2 and decided June 5, allowing Team Mazda to hold off-site car sales on a commercial property. Temporary permits of this type cover one day to one month.
Design review · Planning application
City planning staff approved the design with conditions. The shop would be used to repair cars before sale, not for public customers. Building permits are still required, and the approval is valid for two years.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved dividing one residential lot into two, with a common drive easement serving both new lots and a neighboring parcel. The existing driveway entrance will be kept. The decision was made June 25.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The application asked for a temporary use permit, valid for one day to six months, to operate a concession trailer at a commercial building. It was filed May 31 and is now closed; no decision is listed.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The Bodie Cottages application sought a planned unit development of 19 single-family detached cottages on a rural tract with one existing residence. The city lists the application as void, and no decision is on file.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Bodie Cottages plan, filed May 28, called for 19 detached homes on a rural tract with one existing residence. The city lists the preliminary plat application as void, so no decision on the plan is on file.
Design review · Planning application
City staff approved the design of a single-story event venue for weddings and private events on June 4. A revised plan approved later changed the shape of three north-side windows. Building permits are still required.
Subdivision · Planning application
Nampa's City Council approved the first phase of Crosswoods Estates on Aug. 3 with conditions, including proof that irrigation assessments are paid. The phase has 15 lots plus 2 common lots and about 1,000 feet of drain-side pathway.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
A temporary use permit is under review for a fireworks stand on a commercial lot. The application was filed May 22, and the city has not yet made a decision.
