2,003 results for “Boise”
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved demolishing the existing structure, adjusting the property line and building two single-family homes on 0.22 acres. The decision was made July 7, 2026.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
The city approved a neighborhood meeting list tied to a plan to alter the front porch of an existing single-family home and establish its legal nonconforming status. The application was filed Nov. 7.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The city approved legal nonconforming status for an existing 800-square-foot detached garage that sits about 10 feet into the rear setback, and allowed converting a 384-square-foot room in it into a studio apartment with no exterior changes. Approval carries conditions, including a paved five-foot path to the unit's…
Record of survey · Planning application
The city approved the request on Dec. 23, 2025, to merge two existing parcels into one through a record of survey. The applicant says the consolidation will support future commercial site development.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The city approved a Zoning Certificate to legalize a 432-square-foot, one-bedroom accessory dwelling unit converted from a detached garage without a prior permit. Approval comes with conditions, including a five-foot paved path to the unit's entrance and limits on exterior construction hours.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The city approved the zoning certificate on Dec. 30. The plan calls for a new single-family home and a one-bedroom, two-story accessory unit of about 700 square feet, with conditions including a paved path to the street.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan adds one accessory dwelling to a lot with an existing duplex. The Historic Preservation Commission is the review body, and city planners say the project needs a Certificate of Appropriateness and must meet historic design guidelines.
Variance · Planning application
A variance request has been filed for a 0.14-acre residential lot and is awaiting review by the Historic Preservation Commission. The filing does not say what the variance would allow.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The city approved the window replacement on Jan. 2, 2026, with conditions requiring wood, metal-clad wood, or fiberglass windows, no vinyl, and limited slider use. The house itself must be kept, and window openings may not change beyond the approved work.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The city approved a zoning certificate allowing demolition of the existing single-story building, which was converted to offices in 2002. Any future single-family home would need separate review, and the site must be stabilized with groundcover afterward.
Planning project · Planning application
The city's Hearing Examiner approved a request to add an accessory dwelling unit above an attached single-stall garage beside an existing single-family home, with a variance to allow an 8-foot rear setback. The decision was made March 6.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved converting the upper floor of a detached garage into an accessory dwelling unit, with a roof change and window replacement. The unit can be no larger than 900 square feet. Approval came Feb. 6 at the staff level.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a demolition permit for an existing single-family home on a 0.21-acre residential lot. The planner's notes say no new development is proposed at this time.
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission denied a proposal to build a parking lot on about half an acre of vacant land. City staff noted that code generally bars standalone parking lots of this size and that the plan would also have needed a variance.
Variance · Planning application
The Boise Hearing Examiner approved a variance allowing a concrete retaining wall about 14 feet tall to replace a failing block wall that holds up a sloped rear yard. A fence or guardrail up to 5 feet may be added on top, and a Category II Hillside permit is still required before building permits are issued.
Foothills/hillside · Planning application
Biltmore Company LLC received city approval on Jan. 23 to build one new home of about 3,469 square feet, with conditions limiting height to 35 feet, driveway width and retaining wall heights.
Record of survey · Planning application
The request would shift the shared boundary between two residential lots to match existing fencing and improvements. No new lots would be created. The city returned the application to the applicant, and it is on hold.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved the plan to put solar panels on a home in a historic district on Dec. 12. The review was administrative, so no public hearing was needed. The lot is about 0.21 acres.
Planning project · Planning application
The request changes the name of a private lane within an existing subdivision; the Boise City Council approved it on April 14. No new homes or buildings are part of the filing.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan adds electric vehicle charging parking to an existing lot on a 3.99-acre commercial site and would remove about 2 to 3 existing spaces. City staff approved it Dec. 12 after the application was filed Nov. 4.
Planning project · Planning application
The City Council approved a final condo plat on Feb. 24 for units in buildings already approved as multifamily housing. The applicant says no changes to the buildings, site, access or parking are planned.
Planning project · Planning application
The adjustment would support keeping donated land as open space, and no improvements are planned. City staff will review it administratively, with no neighborhood meeting required. Once ownership transfers, city-owned parcels are to be consolidated.
Design review · Planning application
An application for design review in a historic district, filed Nov. 4, 2025, was returned to the applicant and is on hold. The site covers about a quarter-acre of commercial land. The filing does not say what would be built.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The owner of a contributing historic home may replace 21 windows with wood, metal-clad wood or fiberglass units set back at least 2 inches from the exterior wall, with vinyl windows barred. The city approved the work with conditions on Dec. 12.
