The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting held on September 9, 2025, in Kuna City, Ada County, Idaho, focused on the ongoing development project that aims to enhance community facilities. The meeting highlighted the architectural design and amenities of a new facility, which includes a pool area, fitness buildings, and a cart barn.

The project presentation emphasized the integration of modern design elements consistent with the existing architecture of the development. Key features discussed included upgraded standing seam roofing, metal panels, and a layout that promotes both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The facility is strategically located in the heart of the development, with surrounding amenities such as seating areas, pergolas, barbecue spaces, and a fire pit.

A significant aspect of the design is the expansive play structure and green space outside the fence line, which aims to provide ample recreational opportunities for families. The project also includes a substantial amount of parking, with a commitment to meet accessibility requirements by adding two ADA parking spaces.

The civil engineer has been directed to finalize the design, with expectations for completion within two days. The drainage systems have been reviewed and deemed compliant with site standards, ensuring that the facility will meet necessary environmental requirements.

Commission members expressed appreciation for the project's thoughtful design, particularly the use of exposed aggregate concrete for the pool deck, which is intended to provide both aesthetic appeal and safety through anti-slip treatment. The landscaping plan, which incorporates trees for shade, was also positively noted, enhancing the overall environment of the facility.

The meeting concluded with a consensus on the project's merits, with members acknowledging its alignment with the community's vision for enhanced recreational spaces. Further discussions and follow-up actions are anticipated as the project progresses toward completion.