D&A Door Company is planning on building a second building on their property at 2667 Victory Way. The property is east of Maple Grove and north of Victory, behind Maple Grove Elementary. Boise Design Review Committee will hear the matter at 6:00 on December 14.
How to Attend: https://www.cityofboise.org/events/pds/2022/december/design-review-committee/
Details at drh22-00414
https://permits.cityofboise.org/CitizenAccess/Cap/GlobalSearchResults.aspx?QueryText=drh22-00414
The South Cole Neighborhood Association annual meeting will be held on December 8 at the Dennis Technical Center, 3324 S Milwaukee Lane, Suite 110. Enter through the south side of the Technical Center.
Social time 6:00 – 6:30, business portion starts at 6:30 and includes board member elections.
If you are interested in running for the board, or want more information, please send email to board@southcole.org or message me.
A neighborhood meeting will be held at 6:30 pm November 29 at 6780 S Cole.
The project site is south and east of the Lake Hazel / Cole Road intersection. The project consists of three single level metal buildings, with room for two more in the future.
Details at
pac22-00188 (https://permits.cityofboise.org/CitizenAccess/Cap/GlobalSearchResults.aspx?QueryText=pac22-00188)
The project belongs to Craig McLeod, he can be reached at 209-954-9276, if you have questions and cannot attend the meeting.
Gem State Planning is looking to annex 7.8 acres at 7735 Victory and rezone as R-1C. They plan on building 35 single family homes as a subdivision called Callisto Heights.
Boise City Council will hear the matter on November 29 at 6:00 pm.
How to Attend: https://www.cityofboise.org/events/city-council/2022/november/city-council-2/
Details at:
car22-00017
(https://permits.cityofboise.org/CitizenAccess/Cap/GlobalSearchResults.aspx?QueryText=car22-00017)
The city of Boise is providing *free* trees to residents in Boise and within the South Cole Neighborhood Association area!
Please contact estee@southcole.org if you are interested in plating a class I, II, or III tree! Don’t delay, supply is limited.
Ball Ventures Ahlquist is hosting a neighborhood meeting tomorrow, August 10, at 6:00pm at 6310 S Orchard, corner of Lake Hazel and Orchard.
They want the city to annex and rezone the property for a planned development. The notice only says “planned development”. It does not provide any details about what is planned. I have reached out to the developer for details. If I hear back I will post it here.
Normally a developer provides the city with a list of who receives notice of the neighborhood meeting. As this development is in the middle of nothing, I suspect no one lives within the required notification radius.
Don’t miss the South Cole Neighborhood Association’s national night out event. August 2, 6:00 PM at Indian Lakes Golf Course, 4700 Umatilla Ave. (Umatilla and Amity).
We are co-hosting this year’s event with the Boise Open Space Alliance.
The airport wants to rezone the property east of Indian Lakes from A2 (permanent open space) to M1D (light industrial).
The Boise City Council will hear the matter on May 17 at 6:00 pm.
How to Attend: https://www.cityofboise.org/events/city-council/2022/may/city-council-2/
Details at car21-00037
There is a lot of public resistance to this request. The request, if approved, would put incompatible Industrial use right next to the Indian Lakes golf course subdivision and the Western Riding Club. Previously, P&Z rejected the rezone of the two A2 parcels. It approved the two A1 parcels, closer to Gowen Ave.
The opponents put in a lot of time and effort to make the case against industrial use here. Despite that effort and getting a desirable outcome at P&Z, the city council can reject P&Zs finding and approve the development anyway. So those in opposition cannot rest and have to fight the battle again.
A neighborhood meeting is planned on the property, outside, on Thursday April 28 at 6:00pm.
The developer is Gem State Planning, LLC
I have a blurry copy of the plans, it appears to be 37 homes. I assume they are all intended for owner occupation. I have sent the developer an email requesting more information. I will update this report when I have more details.
(8/26) I heard back from the developer. The total acreage is 7.63 acres. 37 buildable lots, average lot size 5624 sf. All single family detached homes, to be sold at market prices.
This is a high density project adjacent to three schools.
Layton Construction wants to build 301 units on the 15 acre property. The property is on the south side of Victory, immediately north of West Junior High and west of the Boise School District offices.
The Boise Design Review Committee will hear the matter on April 13 at 6:00PM.
If this feels like déjà vu, in March the City Council approved the rezone of the property. The design details were presented and discussed at length. SCNA President Estee Lafrenz put together a good presentation in opposition to the project, unfortunately it was not enough. The city council action was only for the rezone. The project design now goes to the DRC.
The project is still inconsistent with the surrounding homes, school, and streets. However thanks to the March city council action the proposed project is now consistent with the new zoning.
How to attend: https://www.cityofboise.org/events/pds/2022/april/design-review-committee/
Details at
https://permits.cityofboise.org/CitizenAccess/Cap/GlobalSearchResults.aspx?QueryText=DRH22-00078