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Kuna Council annexes 5.98-acre Crimson Square site, rezones it C-1 with conditions

5548101 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

The council approved annexation, rezoning to C-1 neighborhood commercial and a preliminary plat for the 5.98-acre Crimson Square site at 10 Mile Road and Deer Flat Road. The applicant agreed to staff recommendations and the city will require design review and coordination with ACHD for access and sidewalks.

The Kuna City Council voted to annex and rezone a roughly 5.98-acre parcel at the northwest corner of 10 Mile Road and West Deer Flat Road to C-1 (neighborhood commercial) and approved a preliminary plat subdividing the property into seven commercial lots and one common lot.

Marina Lundy, planner with the Development Services Department, said staff reviewed the proposed annexation and pre-plat for compliance with Kuna City Code and Idaho statutes and recommended approval subject to the conditions in the staff report. The application cites the city’s future land-use map and the applicant said the proposal supports the city’s commercial goals.

Clint Walker, representing the property owners, described design features proposed in the preliminary plat: 10-foot sidewalks along 10 Mile and Deer Flat Road, a designated pedestrian crossing at the 10 Mile entrance, landscape setbacks and internal private street access built to ACHD and city standards. Walker said future buildings will undergo the city’s design-review process.

A resident asked about how the development would affect existing pedestrian access and a planned roundabout at Deer Flat and 10 Mile. Council members said getting continuous 10-foot sidewalks in that corridor was a priority for pedestrian safety. After closing the public hearing the council approved the annexation, rezoning and the preliminary plat with the staff-recommended conditions.