402 results for “Eagle”
Design review · Planning application
The Eagle City Council approved the non-illuminated black aluminum sign on the consent agenda on Nov. 28, 2023. It is well under the 116-square-foot maximum. A sign permit is required, and no monument sign tenant panel is approved.
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The Eagle City Council approved the English Cottage-style office on a 0.41-acre lot on Nov. 28, 2023, on its consent agenda. Conditions include changing the east patio roof to a gable, a revised landscape plan and a lighting plan.
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The Eagle City Council approved the plan on its consent agenda Nov. 28. It covers lit wall signs and a multi-tenant monument sign, with conditions for added landscaping, a highway district license or moving the sign, and a clear traffic view.
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The Eagle City Council approved the design on Nov. 28 on its consent agenda. The medical, dental and business building on a 1-acre site would have 57 parking spaces. Conditions include more glass, a straight sidewalk and burying utilities.
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Lennar Homes of Idaho's changes include removing a fire pit and bench area, adding storage to the pool mechanical room, and moving the pool gate. The council approved the plan on Feb. 27 with conditions, including fencing no taller than 6 feet around the pool and no signs.
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The City Council approved the single-story addition on Feb. 13 with conditions. It also includes a patio and a new 10th tee box. Eighteen trees would be removed, and the owner must replant or pay into the city tree fund, and remove three unapproved signs.
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The City Council approved the building designs and shared landscaping for the project on consent, with conditions that include burying overhead power lines on the street frontage and mitigating the removal of about 26 trees.
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The Eagle City Council approved the 22,875-square-foot building's conversion on its consent agenda Nov. 28. Conditions require concealed fasteners on metal siding and roofing, removal of rooftop equipment, screening of ground-mounted units, and added landscaping.
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The one-story building would also have a library and outdoor pickleball courts on 0.86 acres with 37 parking spaces. Approval came with conditions, including staff review of revised site and landscape plans and screening of utility boxes.
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The Design Review Board approved an 18,340-square-foot building for the City of Eagle and Eagle Fire District on a 7.42-acre site, with a 41-foot live fire training tower and fleet vehicle storage. Conditions require design changes and replacing chain link fencing.
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The City Council approved one externally lit monument sign on a 3.26-acre site on Oct. 13. It was proposed at about 6 feet 4 inches tall and must be redesigned to 6 feet, with the ground-mounted lights screened by landscaping.
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The single-story building, about 40 feet tall, would go on undeveloped land at a 3.26-acre site that already has two church buildings. Plans include a small parking lot and a private drive extending East Idaho Street through the property. Council decided Oct. 13.
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The City Council approved the sign on its consent agenda June 23. It stands about 7 feet 3 inches tall, with a stone base and blue-lit steel letters. "HQ" logos go on the gates and a column. A sign permit and electrical permit are required first.
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The Eagle City Council approved common area landscaping on July 21 for a 10-acre, 20-home neighborhood. It includes a 50-foot buffer, paths, a gazebo and pergola, and removal of 11 trees. The berm must be raised to hide the 6-foot fence.
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Eagle City Council approved a master sign plan on July 21 with conditions. Tenant wall signs cannot be internally lit and are capped at 10% of each tenant's building face. Free-hanging signs are barred, and no monument sign is proposed.
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The Eagle City Council approved the design on its consent agenda on July 21 with conditions. Plans call for 40 parking spaces and a shared driveway, and an existing house would be demolished. Overhead utilities must go underground before either building opens.
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The Eagle City Council approved the design on May 26 for three 3-story buildings with three homes each on 0.36 acres. Each home has a two-car garage off a private alley. Approval carries conditions on lighting, fixtures and mechanical units.
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The Eagle City Council approved a master sign plan on July 21 for a multi-tenant building on 1.06 acres. It allows wall signs and blade signs with several lighting styles. No monument signs are proposed.
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The single-story building on 1.06 acres would have 46 parking spaces, covered patios and a trash enclosure shared with the neighboring lot. Approval on July 21 requires a shared access, parking and trash agreement before a zoning certificate is issued.
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The City Council approved the design on its consent agenda May 26. Each two-bedroom unit has a two-car garage, in Craftsman or Farmhouse styles about 27 feet tall. Conditions require matte black metal roofing and screened utility boxes.
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The Eagle City Council approved a master sign plan on June 9 for a multi-tenant building on 0.86 acres. Each tenant may have up to three wall signs, capped at 10% of the building face, and interior lighting is not allowed.
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The City Council approved on its consent agenda, May 12, four wall signs and three menu boards, on condition of no more than three wall signs on different sides of the building and menu boards that meet city rules. A sign permit is required.
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The City Council approved a 1,475-square-foot, one-story Tudor-style coffee shop with a drive-through that has room for 14 cars, on 1.09 acres, on May 12. Conditions include a shared drive aisle, shorter parking lot lights and revised roof details.
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The City Council approved the plan on its consent agenda June 9. It also covers a new exterior of stucco, brick and fiber cement board and steel fencing. Work must finish and an occupancy certificate be issued within one year. No signs are approved.