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Planning commission approves variances for West Junior High subdivision, recommends plat to City Council
Summary
The Boise City Planning and Zoning Commission approved three variances tied to a one‑lot subdivision at the West Junior High/Frank Church campus and recommended the preliminary/final plat to City Council with conditions, including a 10‑foot detached sidewalk on Trabuco Avenue and EV conduit for 45 spaces.
The Boise City Planning and Zoning Commission on Nov. 3 approved three variances and recommended a one‑lot subdivision at the West Junior High and Frank Church High School property, citing traffic and site constraints.
Planning staff said the application would create a 5.004‑acre lot carved from a 33.6‑acre parcel that contains the two school campuses. The proposal includes dedication of two rights of way — a 53‑foot right of way to the north (Pepper Street) and a 50‑foot right of way to the south — and asked for three variances: to omit detached sidewalks and landscape buffers along Milwaukee Street and Salt Creek Drive, and to deviate from the city’s electric‑vehicle (EV) parking requirement by installing conduit to enable future charging at 45 spaces rather than immediately equipping 20% of spaces.
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