402 results for “Eagle”
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat for the subdivision on its consent agenda on June 10. The filing does not say how many lots or homes are planned.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the final plat on May 13 as part of its consent agenda. It creates 128 lots, 117 for homes and 11 common, on 41.18 acres within the Valnova development. Clyde Capital Group is the applicant.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda May 13. It covers 75 lots, 70 of them buildable and 5 common, in the Valnova development. Clyde Capital Group is the applicant.
Subdivision · Planning application
Clyde Capital Group sought final plat approval for an 86-lot residential subdivision, with 81 buildable lots and 5 common lots, on a re-subdivided parcel. The Eagle City Council approved it on its consent agenda on May 13.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the plat on its consent agenda Oct. 22. It divides 8.06 acres into 28 lots: 26 for homes and 2 common lots. Avimor Development LLC is the applicant.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat for Tierpointe Subdivision No. 1 on its consent agenda on Dec. 10, 2024. A final plat is the last map approval before lots can be recorded.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda on Oct. 22. It creates four lots, three for homes and one common lot. Core Building Company requested the approval.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat for the Cadenza Court Subdivision on its consent agenda on Aug. 27. The filing does not say how many lots or homes are included.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the final plat on its consent agenda May 14. It creates 38 lots on 12.14 acres: 32 buildable lots for homes and six common lots.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the extra year on its consent agenda on Feb. 25. The final plat covers a single 14.93-acre lot planned for 192 multifamily units, and the request came from Terra View, LLC.
Subdivision · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the change on its consent agenda on June 10. It modifies the depths of 12 single-family lots in a previously approved 144-lot subdivision with 136 buildable lots on 32.41 acres.
Subdivision · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved an extension of time on Aug. 27 for the final plat of Snoqualmie Basin Subdivision, a 12.84-acre planned development with 26 residential lots, 4 commercial lots and 5 common lots. It was approved on the consent agenda.
Subdivision · Planning application
On Feb. 27, 2024, the City Council approved, on its consent agenda, an extension of time for the final plat of Snoqualmie Basin. It covers 26 residential, 4 commercial and 5 common lots on 12.84 acres.
Subdivision · Planning application
The City Council approved the final plat on consent on Feb. 27, which re-subdivides a 9.8-acre lot into 49 lots, 41 of them buildable, plus open space and private alleys.
Design review · Planning application
Criterion Land Management can build four stone-based monument signs at the new subdivision, including one primary sign, one legacy sign with land-history text and two smaller secondary signs. Approval came Feb. 13 on the consent agenda, with conditions covering the legacy sign text, landscaping at the secondary…
Design review · Planning application
The plan covers street trees, pathways, a paver seating area with benches and a bocce ball court, and would remove 84 existing trees, mostly black locust. Tree replacement is waived for most of them, with conditions on the rest, and the council approved it Feb. 13.
Design review · Planning application
The City Council approved, with conditions, a master sign plan for a multi-tenant building that includes a drive-through restaurant. Wall signs must be halo-lit or floodlit, not internally lit, and no new monument signs are proposed. Approved Jan. 23.
Design review · Planning application
The single-story building would hold retail and restaurant space plus a drive-through restaurant, with 26 parking spaces. The City Council approved it Jan. 23 on its consent agenda, with conditions including a 48-inch buffer along the drive-through lane.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the master sign plan on Jan. 23, 2024, on its consent agenda. It covers wall signs for a pharmacy and one future tenant, limits each tenant to 10% of its wall area, and approves no monument or directional signs.
Design review · Planning application
The City Council approved the one-story Tudor-style building on a 0.63-acre vacant lot on Jan. 23, 2024. It would house Connect Pharmacy, which supplies nursing homes and is closed to the public, plus a space for a future office or medical tenant. Conditions cover parking, trash screening and a bike rack.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the plan on Jan. 23, 2024, on its consent agenda. It covers street trees, benches, pathways, natural trails and a stone-and-metal mailbox structure in about 27 acres of open space. Street tree spacing must be revised, and signs need separate review.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the common area plan on Feb. 27, 2024, for a 5.1-acre site. It includes a 35-foot landscaped buffer, pathways and two seating areas. Fence columns, streetlight height and replacing any relocated trees that die are required.
Design review · Planning application
The 65.39-acre subdivision's common areas, including ponds and gated entries, were approved on consent with conditions. The plan removes some trees and proposes planting 116 replacements, and requires open-style fencing and removal of overhead utility poles.
Design review · Planning application
Eagle City Council approved the common area landscaping on Jan. 9 with conditions, including tree replacement or a payment to the city tree fund. It includes a picnic shelter, benches, barbecues and a pathway.