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Commission recommends approval of three-lot commercial combo plat at Curtis and Kunimura
Summary
The commission recommended approval of application 25-03-CPF, a combined preliminary and final plat to subdivide about 3.6 acres in an M-1 zone into three commercial lots at the southwest corner of Curtis and Kunimura Roads, subject to staff conditions.
The Kuna Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 13 recommended approval of application 25-03-CPF, a combined preliminary and final (combo) plat to subdivide roughly 3.6 acres in an M-1 zone into three commercial lots at the southwest corner of Curtis and Kunimura Roads.
Troy Beheunen, senior planner with Kuna Development Services, told commissioners the proposal is in Section 6, Township 1 North, Range 2 East, and that staff has reviewed the application for compliance with city code, Idaho statutes, and the Kuna comprehensive plan. Staff recommended approval with the conditions listed in its report.
A commissioner asked why Lot 1 would remain undeveloped. Jeff Hatch of Hatch Design Architecture, filling in for Steve Thiessen, said the applicant wanted flexibility for the north parcel, citing utilities, infrastructure and potential roadway reconfiguration, and therefore prefers to leave it as bare land until a defined user emerges. Staff confirmed the lot would retain M-1 zoning.
No members of the public signed up to testify on the application. Commissioners noted that the related design review for buildings and landscaping had been reviewed and approved in mid-2025 and that the landscaping tied to this application was already addressed in that approval. A motion to recommend approval of 25-03-CPF with the conditions in the staff report was moved, seconded, and approved by voice vote.
The commission’s action recommended approval to City Council; the staff report contains the specific conditions to which the approval is subject.
