2,004 results for “Boise”
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.
Subdivision · Planning application
The council approved the preliminary and final plat on March 3, allowing three single-family lots on about 0.28 acres. Conditions include a detached sidewalk, street trees, and an arborist's report and tree mitigation plan before grading permits are issued.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a minor certificate of appropriateness on Dec. 12 for changing windows on a house in a historic district. The approval followed an application filed Nov. 3 on a roughly one-tenth-acre residential lot.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved plans for one accessory dwelling unit on a lot of about 0.13 acres. The Oct. 5, 2026, administrative decision did not need a public hearing. Filed documents include a written plan with the unit's dimensions.
Variance · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission on Aug. 10 let the fabrication shop sit more than 330 feet back from the street but denied a five-foot sidewalk. A 10-foot sidewalk is required, with loading limited to set hours.
Planning project · Planning application
An application filed Oct. 30 asks the city to approve removing two freestanding garages on a 0.26-acre site in a historic area. It is under administrative review, with no decision on file.
Historic preservation · Planning application
The city approved a Certificate of Appropriateness allowing the owners to remove four trees, two arborvitae and several volunteer trees, with conditions to protect nearby trees and encourage replanting.
Variance · Planning application
The Hearing Examiner approved the variance on March 2 for a recessed loading dock with a metal awning at a shopping center, built for a future grocery tenant. Loading hours are limited to 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekends.
Design review · Planning application
The design review request for a six-unit multifamily building on 0.35 acres was returned to the applicant by the city and is on hold. It was filed Oct. 29, 2025, and would be decided by city staff rather than at a hearing.
Assured water supply · Planning application
A water supply application has been filed for a six-unit multifamily project on land that is currently vacant. The city lists the application as pending submittal, and no decision has been made.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan calls for five three-bedroom units in a single building, each with a two-car garage, on 0.35 acres. The project is under city staff review; the city's own description lists six units, while the plans and review notes say five.
Planning project · Planning application
The city's status is expired, and the filing seeks to swap four nonfunctioning front windows for working ones matching the existing design, configuration and materials. A concept review noted that this type of replacement does not require commission approval.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved the boundary change on Jan. 28, 2026, after an administrative review. No new homes are proposed, and the existing house and shed remain with no parking changes.
Planning project · Planning application
A homeowner sought a variance from the city's 6-foot fence height limit to put a fence atop an existing wall. The application, filed Oct. 29, 2025, is now marked expired. City planners said a fence set 5 feet back from the wall would not need a variance.
Planning project · Planning application
The request would add light chains, not bollards, across parking lot driveways to stop cross traffic and unauthorized parking by a furniture store's customers. The city's file lists the application as expired.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would split a 0.28-acre lot into three lots for one single-family house each, replacing the existing home. The applicant also asks to keep an attached sidewalk. The City Council is the review body, and the application is under review.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a request to combine two adjoining residential lots into a single 0.82-acre lot for one single-family dwelling, along with removing side lot easements on the shared line. A hillside development permit will be required before any building permit is issued.
Record of survey · Planning application
Boise approved splitting a 1.46-acre commercial property into two parcels, with the new parcel limited to any future housing under a recorded covenant requiring 20 years of affordability; no units or building size are specified.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
The city's neighborhood meeting list step for a multi-tenant commercial building was filed Oct. 27 and is marked complete. No size, tenants or construction timeline are on file.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved an administrative request to remove trees at two residential properties in a historic area, with a decision dated Nov. 25. The application was filed Oct. 27.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner sought a permit for a detached garage already converted into a studio accessory dwelling unit of about 432 square feet, which was done without approval. The city approved the zoning certificate, and a retroactive building permit is required next.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved plans for one new single-family home on a 0.21-acre lot on Oct. 5, 2026. Because of the surrounding slopes, the project is under Category II hillside review, which can require geotechnical and engineering reports.
Planning project · Planning application
The application would formally recognize an existing 675-square-foot single-family home, a 377-square-foot detached accessory dwelling unit and a driveway that do not fully meet current zoning rules. No construction changes are proposed, and the city approved the request administratively on Dec. 5.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan called for a one-bedroom, one-bath accessory dwelling unit beside an existing 1,332-square-foot house, with no new parking. The application is listed as expired, and no decision is on file.
