Eagle Planning News Today

Avimor may have already been annexed, but some Eagle residents are determined to undo the community’s annexation.

Avimor and its talks with the city of Eagle about annexation have been grabbing headlines for years, but there could be even more development coming to the north end of

After nearly a year of planning and stakeholder outreach, the Eagle Planning and Zoning Commission will have its first look on May 2 at a potential new neighborhood that is proposed to be built just...

EAGLE -- A proposal annex Avimor, the planned development community, into the City of Eagle was approved by Eagle's City Council last week. The vote was 3-1. Before moving to a vote before the city council, the application was rejected by the Eagle Planning & Zoning Commission, due to two conflicting economic impact studies–one commissioned ...

Two vacancies on Eagle’s Planning and Zoning Commission were recently filled by Weston Gleiss and Keith Montag.  The town’s Planning and Zoning Commission leads the department, which works to “provide safe, efficient and orderly development...

The 18,000-acre development in northwest Ada County, Idaho, would almost double the area of the Eagle city limits if annexed. Final decision is up to City Council.

125 acres of land at the east end of Chambers Ave. in Eagle is facing designation as a new zoning district within the town.  While the town will see an expansive recode review and adoption...

Week of May 4, 2017

During its 117-year history, the town of Eagle has expanded every direction possible except through a roughly 9-acre pasture located in the very core of the community.

Week of Oct. 20, 2016