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Ada County approves rezone and 3‑lot subdivision at Lake Hazel Road
Summary
The board approved a zoning ordinance map amendment and a preliminary plat to rezone a 16.92‑acre property west of Kuna from Rural Residential to Rural‑Urban Transition and create a three‑lot subdivision, finding the proposal complies with the future land‑use map and county code.
The Ada County Board of Commissioners approved a rezone and preliminary plat for a 16.92‑acre property at 6203 West Lake Hazel Road, allowing a three‑lot subdivision each of roughly five acres.
Staff (Amelia) told the board the property lies in Kuna's area of impact and that the proposed Rural‑Urban Transition zoning aligns with Kuna's future land‑use designation. Agency review produced conditions addressing right‑of‑way dedications (Ada County Highway District), septic and well testing requirements (Central District Health and county engineer) and irrigation‑district conditions (Nampa & Meridian Irrigation District); staff said those conditions have been incorporated into the approval and that no neighbor objections had been submitted during the transmittal period.
Applicant Sean Wardle said the proposal matches surrounding development patterns and that the project will be served by wells and septic systems; he confirmed planned irrigation service and agreed to the staff‑recommended conditions. After brief commissioner questions about water rights and irrigation districts, the board voted to approve the application based on staff findings and the Planning & Zoning Commission recommendation.
The board recorded unanimous assent on the motion to approve. The applicant and staff were directed to complete standard post‑approval submittals and conditions before final platting.
