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Senior planner Brianna Sun presented the staff proposal, saying the amendment adds a new section to chapter 7 and updates appendix D to include the fire district’s CIP as Appendix D-1. Sun told the commission the change is required by Idaho law because any government entity that prepares a CIP must have that CIP included as an element of the jurisdiction’s comprehensive plan; staff received no agency comments and no public comments on the amendment.

“My name is Brianna Sun, senior planner with the planning and zoning department,” Sun said while outlining the proposed text changes and noting that the amendment identifies the city’s authority and intent to collect fire-district development impact fees under terms of an intergovernmental agreement. Staff recommended approval and provided proposed findings that the amendment supplies current, accurate information useful for emergency and development services planning.

A motion to recommend approval to City Council passed with the commission voting in favor and no opposition recorded on the motion. The recommendation will go to City Council for final action.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","June 24, 2025 - Planning and Zoning Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended that City Council amend the city’s 2040 comprehensive plan text to incorporate the Nampa Fire Protection District capital improvement plan and related language so the city and district CIPs align with Idaho statutory planning requirements.","taxTitle","Nampa, Canyon County, Idaho","taxId",2629,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6186158,"Commission continues hearing on proposed group-care recovery center at 30233 S. Happy Valley Road to Aug. 12",1792,1928000,3720000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5078134-f6358c202af7d14e19bce03960ceb197&start=1928&end=3720","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5078134-f6358c202af7d14e19bce03960ceb197/thumbnail_1928000.jpg","/articles/6186158/Nampa/Canyon-County/Idaho/Commission-continues-hearing-on-proposed-group-care-recovery-center-at-30233-S-Happy-Valley-Road-to-Aug-12","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186158-bad37139aba9413e46bbae19a0f89742/orig.mp4?Expires=1771203025&Signature=IYfkK6-F6SsG4lfTsqJpFFYGRHpdmbA1Z5Knvg7gPZVNXnwQozhSQOO9EG-0owbVlld1mIMDXPtQbiR4wrHd6sSFNQHGeCE93lapYuc5q3ZO3ALV61DSh56B1fBgRbc2mdfz0YlggJknBiNfki6-h8dQ-l0~4F79sHXPdj3ww87-qZkpkbYnYpNN1KV3qNRi1eUSVq0SxIW-eXN7dV1BnciKM8fQoIZDTWS8QUlkxNwhqm7FP959QdINZNidKG4jqvohXIqE6if98cYww4hTMoM-isUpVrt93~HgSFNhQ8oqb~Iqy7PU5YSRzlM4GRUdO0YmgcCaRksT8RpF18EJRw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Nampa Planning and Zoning Commission on June 24 continued consideration of an annexation, zoning to RS-6 and a conditional-use permit for a group-care (recovery) facility proposed at 30233 South Happy Valley Road to Aug. 12.

Applicant counsel Jeff Likes asked for the continuance “in light of the late comments that we received over the weekend” and said the applicant will hold an additional neighborhood meeting to address concerns; the commission voted to continue the item so the applicant can meet neighbors and return with any clarifications or concessions.

The project is proposed as an annexation and zoning to RS-6 with a conditional-use permit for a group care home of “9 plus beds,” according to the staff announcement. Commissioners and staff discussed the outreach that had occurred: staff confirmed that the statutory notice radius used by the city for this application was 300 feet and that, because the original neighborhood meeting was voluntary and the property is a single-family lot under one acre, additional formal neighborhood meeting documentation was not included in the application packet. The applicant acknowledged one previous neighborhood meeting had been held and said no one attended.

Commissioners debated whether to proceed that night or continue; supporters of a continuance cited the change in proposed use (from an earlier assisted-living notice to the recovery-center application) and the number of public questions received. The commission discussed, and the city attorney and staff clarified, that the commission can request the applicant provide proof of any voluntary neighborhood meeting and can encourage broader outreach but cannot impose expanded statutory notice beyond the 300-foot requirement as a condition for approval.

When the continuance motion was called for a roll call, the commission recorded aye votes from Commissioners Garner, Miller, Turner, Kehoe and Salman and no votes from Commissioners Morgan and Kirkman; the motion carried 5–2. The item is scheduled for a date-certain continuance to Aug. 12; the commission’s motion included an encouragement that the applicant provide proof of the neighborhood meeting and a sign-in sheet for the commission’s packet ahead of the continued hearing.

The applicant stated that any traffic or operational triggers (for example, on-site improvements required by traffic studies) are typically enforced through permit-review steps rather than being placed in the development agreement for this property. The commission emphasized that any voluntary concessions offered by the applicant would be considered at the continued hearing but that any approval must be judged against the city’s land-use criteria in effect at that time.","Applicant for a group-care (recovery) facility at 30233 South Happy Valley Road requested a continuance to Aug. 12 to meet with neighbors after late public comment; the Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5–2 to continue and encouraged wider neighborhood outreach though it could not legally require expanded notice.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6186163,"Planning commission approves 5-lot Commerce Center short plat on 16.4 acres",1403,567000,1970000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5078134-f6358c202af7d14e19bce03960ceb197&start=567&end=1970","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5078134-f6358c202af7d14e19bce03960ceb197/thumbnail_567000.jpg","/articles/6186163/Nampa/Canyon-County/Idaho/Planning-commission-approves-5-lot-Commerce-Center-short-plat-on-164-acres","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186163-4874b1165b73d47a218fe7c89dedd330/orig.mp4?Expires=1771203025&Signature=GJQt4aIVQuOT3vOo5t7EoDIVoJTnNWz8S~nrnMtWJgqi8IYIPUy4l9C~rl4aDGKoyWCKQb~UfhNr~WOPMU-bpQBDBNPAhdphI1xZZgSPlvLRcMiQOUrEzoDudjR~EEjGpHDbXYGd2smBSx5erACjHuTYMLzcwM34qRaOxW1D77ZJcC~Hy7qYGp9vfmsWsx~7FReovuipxEquV5Dr4vKHKGAl~iFGtIQK82Z~PM2gYT30FfEAKYk-64E1Gzhrh8Bscy1oMVhtP-LMszeCNgEg-4v25WpWRKaHVeaCi90IAOU9Jkxj6xVOuWAWrsi9XgakZaGiVBQKAxd88j1TU~jmeg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Nampa Planning and Zoning Commission on June 24 approved a preliminary and final short plat to divide 16.4 acres at 15918 Star Road into five lots for commercial/warehouse development.

The decision clears the way for the applicant to widen Star Road, install utilities and move forward with building permits for two initial buildings; the commission approved the plat after staff and the applicant said the required public improvements and design-review obligations for GB-1 zoned property will be met before occupancy.

The plat covers 16.4 acres east of the Amazon distribution center on the south side of Franklin Road and was presented by David Bailey of Bailey Engineering. Bailey said the request is for five lots with industrial-warehouse buildings and that “we are asking for an approval of a preliminary and a and a final plat” so the developer can record the plat and proceed with permits. Planning director Rodney Ashby reminded the commission that the property is zoned GB-1 and “the land uses will have to still follow our GB-1 land uses in title 10 chapter 3, section 2,” including later design review under the development agreement.

Staff reported that the short plat is substantially consistent with the prior annexation and development agreement, and that engineering, fire and the Nampa Meridian Irrigation District submitted standard conditions; staff recommended approval with those conditions. Commissioners asked about a traffic-triggered intersection improvement at Robinson and Flamingo; engineering staff and the applicant said the condition was identified in the project’s traffic impact study and that the stop-control requirement is triggered later in the development, after occupancy of the final building.

After public testimony from the applicant team, the commission closed the hearing and voted to approve the short plat. The approval includes the standard engineering, fire-district and irrigation-district conditions identified in staff’s report; the plat will require construction drawings for the Star Road improvements and utility work before recording and building permit issuance.

Commissioners and staff noted that landscape and parking details will be reviewed at building-permit stage, that open space is not required for short plats and that the GB-1 standards and the development agreement govern final design.

Details that remain: the developer must complete Star Road widening and utility extensions, submit final landscape plans at permit stage, and coordinate any utility relocations with Lumen and irrigation land-use changes with Nampa Meridian Irrigation District. The commission’s approval was based on staff findings that the plat “complies or substantially complies” with applicable city codes and the development agreement.","The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary and final short plat to divide 16.4 acres on Star Road into five lots for large-format commercial/warehouse buildings in the GB-1 zone; staff and the applicant said required road and utility improvements will be completed before building permits are issued.","actionData","errors"]

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