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Kuna commission approves Blossom Meadows annexation, prelim plat and design review with playground condition
Summary
The commission recommended annexation and approved a preliminary plat, rezone to R6 and design review for the 30.92-acre Blossom Meadows subdivision, approving about 100 single-family lots and adding a condition requiring a tot-lot/playground in Block 9, Lot 1; commissioners expressed concerns about single-point access and school impacts.
The Kuna Planning and Zoning Commission on April 8 approved applications to annex about 30.92 acres into the city, rezone the site to R6 (medium-density residential), and granted preliminary plat and design-review approval for the Blossom Meadows subdivision.
Applicant Jaden Schneider, representing the development team, said the site near Locust Grove and Meadowview Road would be subdivided into about 100 single-family lots averaging roughly 7,000 square feet, with larger lots around 8,000 square feet. The developer earlier proposed 77 lots and later revised to the current plan with city and neighborhood input. The proposed R6 zoning implements Kuna's medium-density residential standards, which staff said generally allow up to six dwelling units per acre.
Troy Buchanan, planning staff, told commissioners the subdivision meets Kuna's code, Idaho state statutes…
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