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Votes at a glance: P&Z recommends annexation and code changes, approves kennel CUP

Nampa Planning and Zoning Commission · August 12, 2026
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Summary

At tonight's meeting the Planning & Zoning Commission approved the consent agenda, recommended annexation and RMH zoning for the Crossbar project, approved a conditional-use permit for an eight-dog noncommercial kennel, and recommended a set of ordinance text amendments to implement state ADU and starter-home requirements.

Key votes from the Nampa Planning & Zoning Commission meeting:

- Consent agenda: approved by motion and voice vote (items reported by staff included plats and variances previously recommended to council).

- Annexation & zoning (Crossbar 2 LLC, 17245 & 17187 N Canada Road): Commission recommended annexation and RMH zoning for a conceptual 312-unit multifamily development; motion passed by roll call (Garner, Kehoe, Daffer, Morgan, Copeland, Kirkman, Turner, Feene — all yes; Miller absent).

- Conditional-use permit (noncommercial kennel at 204 S Canyon St., Christina & Mark McMullen): CUP for up to eight hounds approved by roll call with staff conditions and an appeal window; commission emphasized enforcement options, including possible revocation if credible complaints are not remedied.

- Ordinance text amendments (ADU and starter-home provisions; Title 10 updates): Commission recommended approval of the code changes to align with Idaho Code 67-65-41; the motion to forward the draft to City Council carried by roll call (same vote slate as above; Miller absent).

These actions will be included in staff's transmittal to City Council where final ordinance and annexation determinations will be made; the kennel CUP becomes effective 15 days after the written decision unless appealed.