556 results for “Ada County”
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a staff-level accessory use permit on June 18 for an 1,800-square-foot accessory structure to be used as a garage for personal storage on residential land.
Rezone · Planning application
The application asks for a rezone with a development agreement, a preliminary plat, a conditional use, a master site plan and a private road. The county has received it but has not yet deemed it complete.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Fitness Life would take over about 4,052 square feet of an existing building, with 3 to 5 employees and 50 to 75 patrons a day. The county commission held its hearing Aug. 13; its findings list conditions on outdoor areas and noise.
Preliminary plat (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County commissioners granted a final two-year extension, to Aug. 22, 2028, to finish engineering and plat work for the seven-lot subdivision and its private road. A wildfire mitigation plan is required before final approval. No homes are proposed yet.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The application sought approval to move the shared boundary between two parcels in a rural residential zone, covering 40.16 acres combined. It was filed May 19 and is now closed; the facts given do not say whether it was approved.
Vacation · Planning application
The Ada County commissioners approved removing shared easements on three lots totaling 3.11 acres, merging two into a 1.56-acre lot and enlarging the third to about 1.55 acres. The Sept. 9 approval carries conditions, including gas utility easement release.
Accessory use · Planning application
The proposal also included a 720-square-foot attached lean-to for vehicle storage and hobby use on a 4.28-acre rural lot. Ada County Development Services denied the request in a staff decision on July 17.
Rezone · Planning application
The plan would rezone the land from rural transition to estate residential and split it into three lots of roughly 1.6 acres each, extending a private road. The Planning and Zoning Commission held its hearing Oct. 15 and recommended approval; the lots would use septic systems and a shared well.
Master site plan (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved an extension to June 7, 2028, for an earlier-approved plan to expand a gas station, store and restaurant on 1.72 acres. The owner is waiting on a neighboring property to bring a sewer main to the site.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the accessory use request on June 10 through a staff decision. The detached secondary dwelling would sit on residential land of about 4.36 acres. The request was filed May 6.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
County staff approved a request to shift the shared property line between two adjoining residential lots in the Dry Creek Ranch Village subdivision. The decision was made June 18, and no new homes were described.
Variance · Planning application
Ada County commissioners approved the project on July 15 with conditions, including fire protection, drainage kept on site and flood district access to the river. It needed a variance, a floodplain permit and removal of a plat setback note.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat for Dry Creek Ranch No. 11 would create 35 lots, 27 of them buildable and 8 non-buildable. The Ada County Board of County Commissioners has it on the agenda for a public hearing on Oct. 20.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the accessory building on May 26 through a staff decision. It combines a 2,486-square-foot garage with 252 square feet of covered space on a residential lot.
Subdivision · Planning application
The applicant dropped the rezone and development agreement requests before the June 11 hearing. Staff approved a one-time division on June 25 that was revised to a 10-acre split instead of 5 acres, keeping the current rural residential zoning.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a 50-by-62-foot detached structure with a small loft reached by ladder, plus an 860-square-foot accessory dwelling unit. It cannot be used for commercial or industrial purposes without prior county approval. The decision came June 3.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the accessory use permit on June 8 as a staff decision. The detached secondary dwelling would sit on a lot of about 5.19 acres zoned rural residential.
Appeal · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners denied a request to reconsider its earlier denial of an appeal. The appeal challenged a requirement for an archaeological survey on a 3.3-acre event center site. The board decided June 9.
Subdivision · Planning application
The final plat would split the rural residential property into three lots, one of which would not meet minimum size or dimension standards and needs a variance. The County Commissioners held a hearing July 21; no decision is on file.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
County staff approved the comprehensive plan amendment, which covers a Conservation and Wildlife Report for 2025, on July 22. The application was filed April 22.
Hillside development · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the accessory structure on June 1 through a staff decision. It is for personal storage and hobby use and cannot be used for commercial, industrial or residential purposes without further county approval.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the unit on May 26 as a staff decision. It would be about 770 square feet of living space in a detached accessory building on a residential lot.
Rezone · Planning application
County commissioners approved the rezone, a two-lot split and a variance for the smaller 4.35-acre lot on Oct. 14. The plan adds one home site. Conditions require well studies, water testing and septic approval.
Master site plan (modification) · Planning application
Ada County staff approved an administrative change to the master site plan for The Park at Expo Idaho to add spectator amenities on the east side of the performance field. The decision was made Apr. 16 by county Development Services staff.