Dozens of houses. Hundreds of apartments. A book store, even. What’s coming near you
The latest proposed developments, other construction projects and new businesses around the Treasure Valley:
Meridian
Boll Cook Investments LLC wants to build 66 houses and a 96-unit apartment development at 14120 W. Jasmine Lane, west of Eagle Road and midway between McMillan and Ustick Roads.
The project, called the Delano Subdivision, was originally proposed in July 2019, but the council denied it because it was too dense. The applicant has since reduced the number of houses to be built.
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SCS Management, registered to Steve Smith of Boise, is constructing another building as part of the 235-unit apartment complex, The Lofts at Ten Mile. The apartments, located at 2700 W. Cobalt Dr., include a clubhouse, pool and spa, according to BuildZoom.
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Half Price Books is looking to move into an existing 6,839-square foot retail space at 3677 E. Fairview Ave. in Meridian, just south of The Village at Meridian, next to Sportsman’s Warehouse.
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Ball Ventures Ahlquist and Saltzer Health are building a 5,375-square-foot medical office building to be used for urgent care services and family medicine at 6357 N. Fox Run Way, off Chinden Boulevard and North Meridian Road in the Paramount neighborhood. The building is slated to cost $1.4 million, according to BuildZoom.
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A 2,770 square-foot single-story wood-framed office building for Hoff Inc. is going up at 1901 Lakes Place, north of East Fairview Avenue and east of North Meridian Road.
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Boise
A long-debated trucking terminal is moving forward, potentially with funds from the Capital City Development Corp., Boise’s urban-renewal agency.
The CCDC board of commissioners has authorized the agency’s staff to create a participation agreement for Ohio-based R+L Carriers, the trucking company that wants to build a terminal at 9100 S. Eisenman Road.
The project, located in the Gateway East urban renewal district, would have 74,000 square feet spread across three structures, including a 60,000-square-foot freight terminal and dock, a 5,000-square-foot office building and a 9,000-square-foot maintenance building. It is estimated to be completed in Spring 2021.
If approved, that agreement would mean the project would be eligible for $285,000 in public improvement reimbursements, according to the board’s April 13 meeting agenda. That money would go toward frontage improvements on the street and extensions to the water and sewer lines.
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Goldfish Swim School is seeking a permit to build a swimming pool at 1001 N. Milwaukee St. The pool would be 70 feet long and 25 feel wide, with a depth of 4 feet, 2 inches.
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The Boise School District has received a permit to build a 4,772-square-foot cafeteria at Hillcrest Elementary School, 2045 S. Pond St. The existing cafeteria will be remodeled into a music room. The estimated cost is $1.5 million. Information provided by BuildZoom.com.
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Barn Burner Ventures of Longmont, Colorado, is seeking a permit to open Bolder Barbershop in an empty space at 1032 S. Broadway Ave.
