402 results for “Eagle”
Code amendment · Planning application
The city and developer GWC Capital proposed updating planning rules for Valnova, adding allowed land uses, open space building standards and notice rules, and extending final plat validity from one year to two. The council held a hearing Aug. 13, 2024; no decision is on file.
Code amendment · Planning application
The proposed zoning code change would replace notice distances that vary by zoning district. Sites of 500 acres or more would notify a wider area. The City Council heard the item March 26, 2024; no decision is on file.
Plat vacation · Planning application
The request would remove a 10-foot utility, irrigation and drainage easement between two lots totaling 0.79 acres, so they can be used as one lot for a two-story single-family home. The City Council hearing was held Apr. 22; no decision is on file.
Plat vacation · Planning application
William and Marie Zacharda asked to vacate part of a utility, drainage and irrigation easement on one lot in a 42-acre site. The Eagle City Council heard the request July 23, 2024; no decision is on file.
Plat vacation · Planning application
A request to modify a plat note would let one lot in a subdivision become buildable. The Eagle City Council heard it June 11, 2024, and no decision is on file.
Planned unit development · Planning application
Avimor Development, LLC won City Council approval Nov. 25 for Sub-Area Plan No. 2, covering three large residential parcels and a future cemetery site. Future cemetery development needs separate plat and design review, and grading requires city approval under hillside standards.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The City Council approved the first sub-area plan for the Avimor community on Dec. 10, covering 2,016 acres, 660,000 square feet of commercial space and about 1,067 acres of open space. Conditions cover fire access and grading.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved a change to the development agreement on its consent agenda on Sept. 8. It replaces the concept plan with the phasing plan Boise Hunter Homes presented to Council on May 12.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council on Oct. 28 approved a modified development agreement that allows fewer plants where an irrigation pipeline easement overlaps the buffer and drops the meandering berm requirement. The owner must submit a revised landscape plan.
Rezone · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved, on its consent agenda May 12, authorization for the mayor to sign the development agreement for the Aventier Subdivision, an 8.11-acre site. The request was filed as a rezone modification.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved the changes on its consent agenda Oct. 14 and authorized the mayor to sign the modified development agreement for the Bronco Acres Subdivision.
Rezone · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved changes to a development agreement on a 5.52-acre church site on June 10, in a 3-1 vote. The modular building no longer has to be removed after the new church opens, and portable classrooms become a permitted use.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council voted 4-0 after a Dec. 10, 2024, hearing at which no one testified. The change restores the lot's earlier zoning under a September 2024 settlement with the owners. No new buildings are proposed.
Rezone · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved rezoning about 30 acres of the 39-acre Bruneel Subdivision from Residential-Estates to Agricultural-Residential on June 11, allowing a vineyard, winery and live events such as weddings, with the existing 6,900-square-foot house converted to a tasting room and event space.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved rezoning the 4.52-acre site to allow two residential lots, with the existing home kept and each lot served by its own well and septic system. Conditions include a 25-foot public pathway easement beside the Farmers Union Canal and a ban on development in the floodway unless an engineer…
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved, on its consent agenda Jan. 23, a development agreement and rezone of 12.14 acres from a rural-urban transition designation to residential. The mayor was authorized to sign the agreement.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved, on its consent agenda Feb. 27, a development agreement tied to rezoning the 12.14-acre Carp Ranch Subdivision site from a rural-urban transition designation to residential zoning. A second site of 36.18 acres is also named.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved the rezone on its consent agenda on April 9 and authorized the mayor to sign the development agreement. The land moves from a rural-urban transition designation to agricultural-residential.
Rezone · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved, on its consent agenda April 9, authorizing the mayor to sign the development agreement tied to rezoning the site from a rural-urban transition designation to agricultural-residential as a planned unit development.
Rezone · Planning application
The City Council approved on Feb. 25, 2025 a new completion deadline of Nov. 21, 2029 for the 2.53-acre project. A 35-foot landscape buffer along the road must now be built before building permits are issued for the homes.
Rezone · Planning application
The city is asking to change the zoning after settling a lawsuit with the property owner over code enforcement. No building is proposed. The Planning and Zoning Commission held its hearing Nov. 4, 2024, and no decision is on file.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The plan covers about 1,937 acres of the Valnova development, formerly Spring Valley. It also sets aside roughly 825 acres of open space and allows a possible 18-hole golf course. The City Council approved it Dec. 10, 2024.
Planned unit development · Planning application
Clyde Capital Group wants to revise land uses, densities, roads and open space on two large lots in the Valnova planning unit. The plan cuts 17 buildable lots but keeps 2,199 homes. The commission holds a hearing Oct. 19.
Planned unit development · Planning application
GWC Capital's plan splits the 26.32-acre site into a 9.92-acre estate residential lot for one home and a 14.28-acre open space lot for a future city regional sports park. No further homes may be built in the southwestern residential area once the plan is in effect.