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Council approves Harris Ranch town-center amendments to add street sections, prototypes and a linear open space
Summary
Boise City Council approved amendments to the Harris Ranch Specific Plan (SP-01) to add new street sections, three block prototypes and a dedicated village-green block, enabling a linear open space through the town center while retaining a minimum amount of green space.
The Boise City Council voted to approve amendments to the Harris Ranch Specific Plan (SP-01) that add new street sections, three block prototypes and a new village-green block to the town-center area, while preserving a minimum amount of green space and updating streetscape design standards.
The application proposed four new street sections and three new block prototypes to guide future development on roughly 18 acres in the Harris Ranch town-center area. The applicant asked to change the land-use designation for blocks TC-8 and TC-9 from "village green with restaurant" to "mixed-use village center," and to add a new TC-10 designation that would be a dedicated village green where no commercial uses could be built. The new prototypes (13, 14 and…
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