2,011 results for “Boise”
Planning project · Planning application
The Historic Preservation Commission approved a plan for one accessory dwelling unit on a 0.14-acre residential lot. Parking would be provided onsite in a new garage. The decision was made June 16, 2026.
Neighborhood meeting list · Planning application
The application asks to rezone the site to a mixed-use designation and subdivide it for 22 attached single-family units. The city lists this neighborhood meeting step as complete. The site is currently vacant land.
Variance · Planning application
The applicant sought to annex about 11 acres into Boise and build 40 single-family lots on roughly 8 acres, keeping the existing home. The application was withdrawn after a public hearing held July 14.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Boise City Council approved annexing about 11.93 acres into the city with residential zoning, along with a preliminary plat for 41 buildable lots and eight common lots. The rezone does not take effect until the city completes three readings of the ordinance.
Annexation · Planning application
The Boise City Council approved annexing about 12 acres into city limits on Aug. 19, 2025, with traditional residential zoning meant to allow more housing types and lot sizes. The applicant proposes 40 single-family lots on about 8 acres and keeps the existing home on about two acres.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a minor Certificate of Appropriateness for site improvements at a single-family home, including a carport, patio and pergola. Plans call for alley access in place of the street driveway. No new homes are proposed.
Design review · Planning application
A design review application for a 0.87-acre residential site in a historic district was returned to the applicant and is on hold. The filing from April 10, 2025, lists no details on what would be built.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a new detached accessory dwelling unit on a 0.23-acre lot that already has a home. The Dec. 31 administrative approval followed a revised site plan that removed a gravel driveway.
Conditional use · Planning application
The request for a conditional use permit on a 3.02-acre commercial site was filed April 9, 2025. The city returned it to the applicant, so it is on hold and no Planning and Zoning Commission decision has been made.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved the request on June 16 after administrative review. The project converts an existing garage and storage building on a lot with one house into a one-bedroom, one-bathroom accessory dwelling unit.
Planning project · Planning application
A Hearing Examiner approved the small multi-family development on Feb. 27 after a public hearing held July 10. The project includes affordable units.
Zoning certificate · Planning application
A zoning certificate application filed April 4, 2025, for a 0.8-acre commercial property is on hold after the city returned it to the applicant. Staff would handle the review administratively. The filing does not say what is planned.
Planning project · Planning application
The applicant asks the city to recognize an existing indoor light vehicle sales use as legal nonconforming under current zoning. The request, filed April 3, is under administrative review by city staff.
Planning project · Planning application
City staff approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for light remodeling of an existing historic home. Plans include a roof change, partial demolition and reframing of one room, a new mudroom and added windows. Parking stays the same. The decision came April 24.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a zoning certificate on Dec. 30 for a roughly 7-by-4-foot coffee cart that would operate outside as an accessory to the primary dwelling on a 1-acre commercial-zoned site. Staff handled the review administratively.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would guide long-term development of a park open to the public, with trails, an amphitheater, a workshop and a tractor shed. No homes are proposed and no construction is included yet. City staff are reviewing it.
Planning project · Planning application
The City Council approved removing three vacant lots, about 1 acre in total, from the Warm Springs Historic District. The applicant said the change would allow housing that fits the adjacent neighborhood. The lots were split off a larger parcel in October 2024.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would replace an existing house with 12 small cottages clustered around shared open space, with one parking space per home. A public hearing was held May 8, 2025, and no decision is on file.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved a zoning permit for one detached accessory dwelling unit, planned as a rental, on a 0.2-acre lot with an existing house. No added parking is required or proposed. Staff approved it on Dec. 31.
Rezone · Planning application
The request covers about 1.04 acres currently zoned for single-family homes. It was filed March 31, 2025, and the City Council is the deciding body. No decision is on file.
Planning project · Planning application
A homeowner asks the Hearing Examiner for a variance to reduce the rear setback so an addition can be built on a single-family home. The 0.24-acre lot is on hillside ground, so extra drainage and geotechnical documents may be required.
Planning project · Planning application
The city approved plans for one single-family home and a detached accessory dwelling unit on a 1.69-acre parcel in the Hillside overlay. The decision was made administratively on Oct. 14.
Planning project · Planning application
The owner wants to divide a 0.25-acre lot that holds one house through a minor land division, which city staff review without a hearing. The review is in progress. New buildable parcels could later allow a second home.
Planning project · Planning application
The plan would add a food truck court, including an ice cream trolley and shaved ice shack, to a small commercial lot with a duplex. It is under review by the Historic Preservation Commission; a temporary permit lets the trolley and shack stay up to 180 days.
