970 results for “Nampa”
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The request would redraw the boundaries of two existing parcels to create four lots of roughly 3,380 to 4,085 square feet. The applicant says access and public utilities would not change. The city is reviewing it.
Planned unit development · Planning application
The plan would turn irrigated farmland into single-family homes, apartments and commercial space, and the site would be annexed into Nampa. It is under review by the city; no hearing date is on file.
Annexation · Planning application
The plan would bring irrigated farmland into city limits and zone it for commercial, single-family and multi-family uses. A public hearing is scheduled for Oct. 19.
Development review · Planning application
The Design Review Committee approved the plans with conditions on May 19. One part has 284 units in 11 buildings; the other has 77 townhouse-style apartments in 17 buildings on 7.42 acres. Conditions cover screening of mechanical units and fencing.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The request for a plan map amendment, annexation, zoning and a planned unit development plat for the Bodie Cottages project on a rural tract with a home is marked void. No decision on the project is on file.
Variance · Planning application
A homeowner sought a staff-level variance filed April 23 to put a patio cover behind the house, with support beams reaching 3 feet into a 10-foot rear easement. The application is now marked void.
Annexation · Planning application
The application sought to annex a rural tract with one home into the city and approve a cottage cluster subdivision called Bodie Cottages. It was filed April 23, 2026, and is now marked void, with no decision on file.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
Nampa approved a temporary use permit for the Tapatias Taco Truck on April 28, five days after the application was filed. Temporary permits cover stays of one day to six months.
Variance · Planning application
City Council approved the request on July 6 with conditions. The plan has a 5-foot buffer on the lots plus 7 feet in the public right-of-way. The owner must fix code violations and build sidewalk, curb and gutter first.
Design review · Planning application
City staff approved the design of a one-story dealership building with an office and two single-car garages on a 0.47-acre lot, with four parking spaces. Conditions require shielded, downward-pointing lights that avoid neighboring properties. The decision was issued April 29.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city denied a request to allow a temporary use, lasting from one day to six months, at a commercial building. The application was filed April 17 and decided May 18.
Subdivision · Planning application
City Council approved the final plat on July 20 for 89 single-family lots and 17 common area lots on about 34 acres. Conditions include paying irrigation district assessments and signing an improvement agreement before construction.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a fenced drone launch area of about 21,000 square feet in the parking lot on May 26. It would use about 114 parking spaces, and Amazon must get FAA approval before any drones fly.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
A food truck is asking for a temporary use permit, valid for up to six months, to park in front of a bar. The application was filed April 16 and is under city review.
Variance · Planning application
The City Council approved a variance on July 20 for a sign up to 90 feet tall with 1,149 square feet of sign area, well above the normal limits for the zone. The final sign must closely match the approved design.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
Nampa approved a temporary use permit, good for up to six months, for Tacos Aguililla. The application was filed April 15 and approved April 24. The file does not say what will be set up.
Code amendment · Planning application
The zoning changes follow a new Idaho law taking effect July 1, 2026. They allow accessory dwelling units on single-family lots and create a starter home subdivision option on sites of at least four acres. The City Council decision came Sept. 8.
Subdivision · Planning application
The council approved the final plat on July 6 for 28 single-family lots and 6 common lots on 6.36 acres of former pasture. Conditions include a public pathway easement and pathway construction along the Elijah Drain. Lennar Homes is the developer.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to deny a conditional use permit for a daycare inside an existing single-family house. The vote came after a public hearing on May 26.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the permit on July 14 for small-scale gun repair and kit assembly in a home, with sales made offsite. The owner needs a home occupation permit and a building review of the work area and hazardous materials storage.
Variance · Planning application
The city sought a variance to use a chain link fence screened by trees and shrubs, instead of a wrought iron fence, at a planned 22,900-square-foot fleet services center. The request, which would have saved about $47,800, was withdrawn.
Development review · Planning application
The approved plan fills in about 456 square feet of covered outdoor display area for a new showroom and upgrades the exterior to current brand guidelines. Kendall Auto Group received staff approval April 23; building and sign permits are still required.
Rezone · Planning application
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved with conditions a rezone from community business to neighborhood business and two-family residential. The plan has 5 detached homes, 63 townhomes and a commercial lot. Conditions cover a turn lane, wells and septic systems, and water rights.
Subdivision · Planning application
Plans call for 5 detached homes, 63 townhomes and a neighborhood commercial lot, with about 2.3 acres of open space including a pavilion and dog park. It needs a rezone and plat approval; the July 14 hearing has been held and no decision is on file.
