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Commission approves conditional-use permit for mixed commercial/residential building on North Midland Boulevard
Summary
The Nampa commission approved a conditional-use permit for a vacant lot at 1407 North Midland Blvd. for two ground-floor commercial units with two one-bedroom residential units above; the CUP becomes effective 15 days after written decision unless appealed.
The Nampa Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional-use permit Sept. 23 for a mixed-use development at 1407 North Midland Boulevard that would place two commercial units on the ground floor and two one-bedroom residential units on the second floor.
Applicant representative Bridal Steele said he appeared on behalf of his brother, the property owner, and described the project as two ground-floor commercial spaces of roughly 1,000 square feet each with one-bedroom/one-bath units above. Assistant planner Candace Fry told the commission the property is designated commercial on the comprehensive plan, already has water and sewer service, and is within community-business (BC) zoning. Fry cited city code section 10-3-2(b) concerning unlisted uses and the procedures in chapter 25, and summarized building, engineering, and fire comments; she recommended findings and conditions that align the project with Nampa code and the International Building Code.
Commissioners noted the commercial tenant types will be reviewed at tenant-occupancy stage; Fry confirmed that specific uses will be evaluated when occupancy permits are requested and must conform to code. The commission voted to approve the CUP with the recommended conditions. Staff noted the CUP becomes effective 15 calendar days after the written decision and reason statement is provided unless an appeal is filed with the planning and zoning department.
The commission action includes the standard condition that no work should occur until the appeal period has concluded and required building and occupancy permits are obtained.
