2,004 results for “Boise”
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a property line adjustment on a commercial site zoned for mixed use, creating a parcel of about 9,374 square feet for future redevelopment. Any new building would need separate review, and the parcel will have no direct access to the street, relying instead on shared parking lot access.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a 705-square-foot addition at the back of a historic-district home, replacing a rear patio and removing a small shed to address lot coverage. The decision was made administratively on Nov. 7.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
The city received the administrative zoning request on July 8. The filing does not say what would be built or changed, and staff review is still under way.
Planning project · Planning application
The city's Parks and Recreation Department can replace stucco and flat roofing and restore doors, windows, metalwork and sandstone on the historic depot. Stucco mock-ups must be inspected by city staff, and no demolition is allowed.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a request to place one tiny home on wheels on a 0.17-acre residential lot that already has a house. City rules cap such homes at 400 square feet and bar short-term rental use. The decision came Dec. 30.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved an alternative sign plan on Nov. 17 setting standards for signs at the industrial park, including monument signs. The plan covers the 5.44-acre site and was reviewed administratively.
Planning project · Planning application
The request would formally recognize a 1-bedroom, 900-square-foot apartment below a single-family house. The owner must show the unit existed before 1988 and has been used since. City staff will review it administratively; no parking changes are planned.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
A zoning certificate request was filed July 6 for a 0.11-acre residential property. City staff will review it administratively, and the filing does not say what would be built or changed.
Planning project · Planning application
The Design Review Commission approved the plan on Dec. 31 for a shell building that could be divided into 12 tenant spaces for light manufacturing, office or storage uses, with about 495 parking spaces and 100 loading docks.
Planning project · Planning application
The request would move the shared boundary between two residential lots on about 0.16 acres to resolve setback and driveway issues. City staff are reviewing it administratively, and no new homes are planned.
Foothills/hillside · Planning application
Biltmore Company LLC received administrative approval on Sept. 11 to rebuild a boulder retaining wall beside a stormwater pond, part of a grading and drainage plan for a hillside site. The approval carries conditions on wall height, setbacks and runoff control.
Design review · Planning application
The application, filed July 2, asks the city for design review under its historic review rules for an 18.9-acre site. Details on what would be built were not provided, and the City Council is listed as the deciding body.
Floodplain-hillside · Planning application
An administrative review is under way for a 0.56-acre residential property in a floodplain and hillside area. The filing, dated July 2, gives no details on what would be built.
Planning project · Planning application
The approval clears a replat that removes platted utility easements tied to a related cottage village project already entitled by the city. The city's review found no neighborhood meeting was required.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved plans for a retaining wall on a 0.32-acre residential lot in a hillside development area. The Jan. 2 administrative decision came after a review that flagged slope and drainage questions.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved rezoning the land from residential to a mixed-use zone and a subdivision plan with 21 townhomes, one commercial lot and two common lots. Buildings are capped at 35 feet, with rooftop structures up to 45 feet. Approval came Dec. 9.
Variance · Planning application
On Oct. 13, the commission approved a variance allowing zero-foot rear setbacks inside the site and recommended the rezone and subdivision go to City Council. Buildings are capped at 35 feet to the parapet, with rooftop structures up to 45 feet.
Rezone · Planning application
The Jeffrie Brownstones project rezones about 1.96 acres from R-2 and R-3 residential to MX-1 mixed-use and creates 21 residential lots plus one commercial lot. The council also approved the plat Dec. 9, 2025, with a 35-foot height limit and construction-hour limits.
Planning project · Planning application
The City Council approved the plan for three-story attached townhomes with garages. It involves a rezone to a mixed-use designation and a subdivision plat. Records list 71 dwelling units; the city describes the project as 69 units.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved the demolition of a house and sheds on a 3.44-acre site zoned for light industrial use on Oct. 21. The work also includes removing trees and fencing and cleaning up debris, by a contractor working for Capital Paving.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Boise City Council approved the plat for Filbert Cabanas Subdivision, creating one buildable lot and dedicating public right-of-way for the Hawkins Companies project. Construction hours are limited, and part of Vincent Street must be vacated before building permits are submitted for the lot.
Design review · Planning application
Hawkins Companies' plan includes a clubhouse, pool area and pedestrian pathways, with conditions on building setbacks, exterior lighting and replacing removed trees. The Boise City Design Review Commission approved it on Aug. 13, 2025.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved turning the existing 750-square-foot home on a 0.45-acre lot into an accessory dwelling and building a new single-family home of about 3,656 square feet with a shop or garage behind it. Staff approved it on Oct. 21.
Planning project · Planning application
A homeowner has asked the city for approval to remove a tree on a 0.11-acre residential lot in a historic district. The request needs a certificate of appropriateness and is being reviewed by city staff without a public hearing.
