557 results for “Ada County”
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.
Rezone · Planning application
Commissioners approved the rezone with a development agreement on July 15. The land can be divided once into parcels of about 7.28 and 5.07 acres. No new buildings are proposed; two homes and several outbuildings already stand there.
Rezone · Planning application
The county application asks to rezone a farm property for a planned unit development with a preliminary plat, master site plan and development agreement. The filing was closed with a city rejection, and no unit count or building details are on file.
Conditional use (time extension) · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a staff-level time extension on May 6 for a previously approved winery and event center. The request was filed April 14, and the existing conditional use and site plan approvals remain in place.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved the addition to an existing 1,488-square-foot pole barn, making the stable 2,304 square feet in total. The building is for commercial stable use and cannot be used as a residence. The decision came May 22.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the request May 19 to let a farm employee and their family live in a manufactured home already on a permanent foundation, caring for the farm and animals.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the staff-level request on May 26. It adjusts boundaries among three parcels of about 6.4, 1.0 and 2.5 acres so a garage sits entirely on one parcel.
Conditional use · Planning application
A request to run a landscaping contractor's yard at an existing home site, with a variance from the three-acre minimum lot size and a merger of two parcels, was decided by county commissioners on July 28. The status says approved, but the findings say denied.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a detached secondary dwelling with 1,120 square feet of finished space, a 2,480-square-foot garage, 1,190 square feet of covered area and a 160-square-foot mezzanine. The decision was made May 6.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the request on April 23 to move the shared boundaries among three neighboring lots, each about half an acre or smaller, so they line up with existing fences. It was a staff decision.
Subdivision · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the request on May 6. It adjusts a property line so one parcel reaches the 10-acre minimum in a rural residential zone, ahead of a planned sale of the remaining land for development.
Variance · Planning application
The Board of County Commissioners approved the changes on June 10 with conditions. The shared line moves to follow an existing fence, which brings a home back within side setbacks. One lot ends up slightly under the 5-acre minimum. A recorded survey is required.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Ada County Board of County Commissioners approved the final plat for the Floyd Subdivision on June 16, following a public hearing that day. The plat divides the 18.8-acre property into three lots.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a hobby kennel on residential land on May 12. It allows up to 10 adult dogs, with a mother and her litter under 6 months counted as one dog, and is meant to take overflow from local shelters.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved the accessory building, which includes a 411-square-foot loft, on May 29. The permit bars its use as a home and for commercial or industrial purposes. It is meant for storage, tools and hobbies.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the retroactive request on May 21 as a staff decision. The unit has a living area, kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom, with its own entrance.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved the addition for personal storage, a shop and a gym on a 10-acre rural residential property. The building will total 5,800 square feet and cannot be used as a business or a residence unless the county approves it. The decision was made May 13.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the zoning permit for the barn as a staff decision on May 18. The application was filed March 30.
Accessory use · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved the detached accessory structure on April 24. It is limited to personal storage and shop use and cannot be used as a residence or for commercial or industrial purposes without county approval.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
Ada County Development Services approved a staff-level boundary adjustment on May 5. It moves property lines on about 24 lots in a subdivision to maximize the flat pad area on each lot. The request was filed March 27.
Hillside development · Planning application
The plan calls for a 2,975-square-foot house, a 2,187-square-foot attached garage and 119 square feet of mechanical space. The county received the hillside development application March 26 and has not yet deemed it complete.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a detached accessory building for personal garage, shop and storage use. About 665 square feet would hold a home office, gym and bathroom for pool users. It cannot be used commercially or as a residence. Approval came May 18.
Conditional use · Planning application
The application also seeks a variance for a detached accessory structure built without a permit and within required setbacks. It was filed March 23 and the county has received it but not yet deemed it complete.
Accessory use · Planning application
County staff approved a hobby kennel for the applicant's existing nine dogs. Three 10-by-10-foot kennels will be added to an existing 8-by-24-foot kennel, and other existing kennels on the west side of the property will be removed. The decision came June 1.