An office building downtown. Hundreds more houses and apartments. What’s coming near you
The latest proposed developments, other construction projects and new businesses around the Treasure Valley:
Boise
Greg Strimple is seeking a permit to build a three-story commercial building at 505 W. Bannock St. The building would have a bar on the ground floor, a restaurant on the second floor, office space and an outdoor patio.
The Statesman wrote about the project last fall.
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Gardner Group is seeking a permit for Phase 2 of a 74-unit multifamily development at 6230 W. State St. The application covers two 10-plexes, with two five-plexes also planned as part of the second phase.
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Peterson BMW is seeking a permit to build a showroom at 9101 W. Fairview Ave. The 33,340-square-foot building is planned on vacant ground and a parking area at the company’s existing operations.
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Lumos Optical leased 1,168 square feet of retail space in the Brownfield’s Building, 122 N. 5th Street, according to TOK Commercial.
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Meridian
Todd Campbell Construction Inc. of Boise has asked to annex 10 acres at 5885 N. Locust Grove Road. He plans to build a 50-house subdivision called The Cottages at Serenity Gardens.
The development would include a community vegetable garden, a meditation garden, a rose garden and walking garden.
In his application to the city, Project Manager Dean Waite said he expected that the houses would attract retirees looking to downsize.
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Precision Floors and Design LLC and Payette River Flooring have leased 1,331 square feet of retail space at 4744 N. Park Crossing Ave., reports Cushman & Wakefield Pacific Commercial Realty Advisors.
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Wright Physical Therapy LP leased 2,054 square feet of office space at 1739 S. Jade Way, reports Cushman & Wakefield Pacific Commercial Realty Advisors.
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Beehive Federal Credit Union is building a new branch at 5968 N. Linder Road, just south of Chinden Boulevard.
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Nampa
Tim Kristovich of Whispering Pines LLC, based in Kuna, is requesting to annex and rezone 4 acres at 44 S. Kings Road to build 51 apartments. The property is owned by Robert Laird of Bellflower, California.
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Kristovich has also requested a zoning map amendment from industrial park to multiple-family residential for a 1-acre parcel at 335 N. Gateway St., where he hopes to build 100 apartments.
The property, located north of the intersection of Northside Boulevard and Caldwell Boulevard, is also owned by Robert Laird.
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John Wardhugh seeks a conditional use permit to expand his recreational vehicle park, the Mason Creek RV Park, at 807 N. Franklin Blvd.
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Admiral Beverage Corp., a Pepsi bottler based in Boise, will lease 36,500 square feet of a newly finished 67,500-square-foot building on Norco Way in Nampa. Adler Industrial LLC, of Boise, is building an industrial park there.
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Kuna
Gary McAllister has asked to subdivide 6 acres near the southwest corner of School Avenue and Avalon Road for 22 residential lots.
A public hearing on the project, called Corbin’s Cove subdivision, has been tabled to Tuesday, April 14, because City Hall is closed to the public to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Kuna is asking to expand the northernmost boundary of its area of city impact, the area where it expects to grow in the future.
The expansion, if approved, would bring Kuna’s area of city impact in line with Meridian’s. It would extend the boundary from West Lake Hazel road to encompass previously annexed parcels south of Amity Road and west of Meridian Road.
