Eagle, Idaho

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider approval of common area landscaping plans for Phases 10 & 12 of the Torrente Secco subdivision, a 19.36-acre site on West Beacon Light Road. The board will also vote on the minutes from June 25, 2026, as part of the consent agenda.

• DR-2024-14-MOD4: Toll Brothers requests design review approval for common area landscaping within Torrente Secco Subdivision (Phases 10 & 12) at 6455 West Beacon Light Road

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Commission will hold a public hearing on Ravello Development's request to annex and rezone 5.74 acres on North Hartley Road for a 6-lot residential planned unit development. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and a rezone and conditional use permit for Habit Burger at Eagle Marketplace on East Chinden Boulevard.

• Hartley Cove Subdivision: annexation, rezone to R-1-DA-P, conditional use permit, preliminary plat for 6 lots on 5.74 acres west of North Hartley Road
• Habit Burger: rezone from C-1-DA to C-2-DA, development agreement modification, and conditional use permit for restaurant with drive-through at 3314 East Chinden Boulevard
• Consent agenda: approval of June 15, 2026 minutes

City Council Special Town Hall Meeting

This is a special town hall meeting where residents may address the City Council on topics of general interest or concern. No ordinances, resolutions, or specific business items are scheduled for discussion or decision. The meeting is limited to public comment with a three-minute per speaker limit.

• Public comment period for general topics (no pending land-use applications allowed)

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will hold a discussion on updating the Eagle Architecture and Site Design Book. The consent agenda includes approval of findings for two multi-tenant commercial buildings (5,841 sq ft and 3,320 sq ft) and a master sign plan at Aspen Pointe Plaza on East State Street.

• Consent agenda approval of findings for DR-2026-34: two multi-tenant commercial buildings at 1332 and 1442 East State Street
• Consent agenda approval of findings for DR-2026-35: master sign plan for Aspen Pointe Plaza
• Discussion on potential updates to the Eagle Architecture and Site Design Book (EASD)

Spring Valley CID

The Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District Board is scheduled to meet on June 24, 2026. The source document lists only the meeting date, time, location, and board members, with no specific agenda items or decisions described. This appears to be a routine procedural meeting.

• Meeting scheduled for 6:00 PM at 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle, ID 83616
• Board members: Craig Kvamme, Mary May, Nancy Merrill
• Available materials: agenda, video, minutes, packet (downloadable links)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on three land-use items: annexation and rezone for a 13-lot residential subdivision, a conditional use permit for an oversized accessory dwelling unit, and a development agreement modification for another subdivision. On the consent agenda, the council will consider a cost-share agreement with GWC Capital for applying to transfer a large BLM parcel near Hartley Lane, as well as a temporary noise waiver for a golf event and a resolution vacating an easement. New business includes a resolution restricting fireworks in severe fire threat areas, followed by an executive session to discuss a settlement agreement in pending litigation.

• Annexation and rezone to R-3-DA-P for 13-lot Mabury Subdivision at 1010 North Park Lane (public hearing)
• Cost-share agreement with GWC Capital for application to transfer 1,640+ acres of BLM property at northern terminus of Hartley Lane (consent agenda)
• Resolution 26-12 restricting fireworks in areas of severe fire threat (new business action item)
• Conditional use permit for a 1,414-sf accessory dwelling unit at 996 East Equine Lane, exceeding the 1,200-sf limit (public hearing)
• Development agreement modification and preliminary plat for 20-lot Kody Corner Subdivision at 525 & 543 North Parkinson Street (public hearing)

Avimor CID Meeting

The Avimor Community Infrastructure District No. 1 Board will hold a scheduled meeting on June 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM at 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle, Idaho. The agenda provided contains only meeting scheduling information with no substantive items for decision or discussion.

• No substantive items on agenda

City Council

The Eagle City Council holds a special meeting to consider the upcoming budget, hearing presentations from organizations including Allumbaugh House, Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline, Idaho Humane Society, Crime Stoppers, Valley Regional Transit, Ada County Prosecutor's Office, and the Ada County Sheriff's Office. The council also plans an executive session to discuss pending or threatened litigation.

• Allumbaugh House (homeless shelter) operational report and funding letter
• Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline budget request
• Idaho Humane Society animal control contract request for FY27
• Valley Regional Transit assessment for FY27
• Executive session for litigation discussion under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(f)

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will discuss the proposed FY2026-2027 library budget and an update to the Request for Review of Library Materials form following passage of Senate Bill 1448. The meeting also includes consent agenda items for approval of bills and minutes, as well as reports from staff, trustees, and library support groups.

• Approval of bills
• Approval of minutes from May 20, 2026
• Update to Request for Review of Library Materials form due to Senate Bill 1448
• Presentation of FY 2026-2027 Proposed Library Budget

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting Ordinance 942, which amends multiple sections of Eagle City Code covering police regulations, penalties, garbage, noise, streetlights, minors, parking, speed limits, and uncovered loads. A separate public hearing will address Resolution 26-05, which proposes new and increased infraction violation fees in excess of 5%. The council will also act on claims, a memorial bench donation, and a reappointment to the urban renewal agency, then go into executive session for pending litigation.

• Ordinance 942 – comprehensive amendment of police regulations, penalties, garbage, noise, streetlight maintenance, minors, parking, speed limits, and uncovered loads
• Public hearing and possible adoption of Resolution 26-05 – new and increased penalty violation fee schedule exceeding 5%
• Consent agenda: memorial bench for Donna Jacobsen at Reid Merrill Park
• Consent agenda: reappointment of Jerry Brakebill to Eagle Urban Renewal Agency for a third two-year term
• Executive session for pending/threatened litigation

Urban Renewal Agency

The agenda for the June 16, 2026 Eagle Urban Renewal Agency meeting is provided only as a link to an external document. No specific agenda items are listed in the source text.

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a rezone from C-1-DA to C-2-DA and a conditional use permit for a Habit Burger restaurant with drive-through at 3314 East Chinden Boulevard. The consent agenda includes approval of findings for the Wellspring Subdivision, a 49-lot residential planned unit development north of Trout Road.

• Public hearing for rezone and development agreement modification for Eagle Marketplace and conditional use permit for Habit Burger restaurant with drive-through at 3314 East Chinden Boulevard.
• Consent agenda action on findings of fact for Wellspring Subdivision: 49-lot residential PUD on 45.88 acres north of Trout Road, east of South Linder Road.
• Approval of minutes from May 18 and June 1, 2026.
• No unfinished business or new business items.

Conservation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Conservation Advisory Committee will hold a special meeting to discuss potential short- and long-term projects for the Conservation Education Program. The agenda includes introduction of new committee members and staff reports. No decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only item.

• Discussion of potential short- and long-term projects for the Conservation Education Program
• Introduction of new committee members

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will hold a public hearing and vote on two action items: design review for two multi-tenant commercial buildings at 1332 and 1442 East State Street, and a master sign plan for the same plaza. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes and findings for landscaping and a monument sign in Headquarters Subdivision.

• DR-2026-34: Two multi-tenant commercial buildings (5,841 sq ft and 3,320 sq ft) at 1332 and 1442 East State Street
• DR-2026-35: Master sign plan for the two buildings within Aspen Pointe Plaza
• Approval of findings for common area landscaping in Headquarters Subdivision (10 acres at 5655 West Floating Feather Road)
• Approval of findings for subdivision entry monument sign for Headquarters Subdivision
• Approval of minutes from May 28, 2026

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on a zoning ordinance amendment to repeal and replace sign regulations, and on easement vacations for two subdivisions. The consent agenda includes approvals for three final plats for subdivisions totaling over 140 lots, noise waivers, memorial benches, and a design services contract for Eagle Regional Athletic Park. Several design review items are also scheduled for action.

• Public hearing on ZOA-2026-01 to replace sign regulations (Title 8, Chapter 2, Article A, Section 8)
• Final plat approval for Capella Estates Subdivision No. 1: 49 lots on 24.23 acres at 2141 East Syringa Street (consent)
• Final plat approval for Torrente Secco Subdivision No. 5: 51 lots on 21.44 acres at 6465 West Beacon Light Road (consent)
• Final plat approval for Moscato Secco Subdivision No. 1: 44 lots on 7.74 acres on West Floating Feather Road (consent)
• Conditional use permit hearing for Woodstone at the Flats to allow live entertainment events at 3705 North Highway 16 (consent)

City Council Special Budget Meeting

This is a special meeting of the Eagle City Council to discuss proposed budgets for multiple city departments and divisions. Presentations and discussion will cover Library, Development Services, Clerk/Treasurer, Executive, Museum, Recreation, IT, Public Works, Impact Fees, and General/Capital budgets. No votes are scheduled; the session is for review and discussion only.

• Presentation and discussion of proposed budgets for Library, Development Services (Planning & Zoning and Building), and Clerk/Treasurer
• Review of proposed budgets for Public Works (Facilities & Landscaping and Water), Recreation, and IT
• Discussion of Impact Fees and General/Capital budget proposals
• Presentation of Museum and Executive department budgets

City Council Special Budget Meeting

The City Council will hold a special meeting to receive presentations and discuss proposed budgets for all city departments, including Library, Planning & Zoning, Building, Public Works, and others. No final decisions are expected; the meeting is for discussion only.

• Presentation and discussion of proposed departmental budgets for Library, Development Services, Clerk/Treasurer, Executive, Museum, Recreation, IT, Public Works, and Impact Fees
• Review of General/Capital budget
• Special meeting format with no public hearings or action items listed

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hear consent agenda items including findings for an oversized accessory dwelling unit, a subdivision modification, and a denied annexation for self-storage. The main public hearing is for Wellspring Subdivision, a 49-lot planned unit development requiring a comprehensive plan map amendment, annexation, and rezone. The meeting also includes reports from commissioners and staff.

• Conditional use permit for ADU over 1,200 sq ft at 996 East Equine Lane (Consent)
• Development agreement modification and preliminary plat for 20-lot Kody Corner Subdivision at 525 and 543 North Parkinson Street (Consent)
• Denial of annexation and rezone for Stor-It Self Storage at 6814 West Beacon Light Road (Consent)
• Public hearing for Wellspring Subdivision: 49-lot PUD north of Trout Road east of South Linder Road

Avimor CID Meeting

The provided text does not contain an agenda for the May 28, 2026 Avimor CID meeting. The page lists past and future meetings with download links for agendas, minutes, and packets, but no actual agenda content is shown.

• Meeting scheduled for May 27, 2026 appears in the list; May 28 meeting not listed
• General meeting schedule: 4th Monday of month, 6:00 PM at 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle ID
• Board members: Craig Kvamme, Mary May, Robert Gillis
• Multiple past meetings have been cancelled (Apr, Mar, Dec 2025, etc.)

Spring Valley CID

The provided document is a general information page for Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District No. 1, listing past meeting dates and durations but containing no agenda items for the May 27, 2026 meeting. That meeting is recorded as having occurred with an 8-minute duration, but no specific decisions, proposals, or votes are detailed.

Arts Advisory Committee

The Arts Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss and recommend funding to the City Council for a downtown public mural, a 2026-2027 community arts grant, and an October 2026 city hall art exhibition. The committee will also approve minutes from November 2025 and receive staff and committee reports.

• Approve minutes from November 5, 2025
• Recommend up to $1,500.00 for prize money and reception for "Art That's Small at City Hall"
• Recommend up to $15,000.00 for the 2026-2027 Arts Advisory Committee Community Grant
• Discuss and recommend up to $15,000.00 for a new Downtown Eagle Public Mural led by Meg Glasgow

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda and several new business action items. Major items include a request to change a building's use to industry custom at 2372 East State Street, a new multi-tenant retail/restaurant building at East End Marketplace, and a master sign plan for that building. The board will also consider common area landscaping and a subdivision entry monument sign for Headquarters Subdivision.

• Change of use to industry custom with exterior modifications at 2372 East State Street (DR-2026-23)
• New 4,148-sq-ft multi-tenant retail/restaurant building at East End Marketplace, 1800 East Highway 44 (DR-2026-22)
• Master sign plan for the same retail/restaurant building (DR-2026-27)
• Common area landscaping for Headquarters Subdivision at 5655 West Floating Feather Road (DR-2026-37)
• Subdivision entry monument sign for Headquarters Subdivision (DR-2026-38)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will vote on a consent agenda containing multiple development-related items, including findings of fact for modifications to the 165-lot Farmstead Landing Subdivision, a 135-lot Watermark Subdivision, and a conditional use permit modification allowing 24-hour operation at Golf Envy. Other actions include final plats for several subdivisions, design reviews for townhome and commercial buildings, and various easement and contractor agreements.

• Findings for modification of Farmstead Landing Subdivision (165 lots) reducing landscape buffer and allowing private streets
• Findings for Watermark Subdivision (135 lots) as a planned unit development
• Modification to conditional use permit for Golf Envy to allow 24-hour operation, 7 days a week
• Design review for 8,466 sq ft multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant building at 2300 & 2340 W Copper Silo Street
• Final plat approvals for Cascade Springs (47 lots), Capella Estates (49 lots), Torrente Secco No. 5 (51 lots), and Moscato Secco No. 1 (44 lots)

City Council Special Budget Meeting

This is a special budget meeting of the Eagle City Council. The main item is a workshop to discuss projected revenue for the upcoming fiscal year 2026/2027. No votes or other business items are listed.

• Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Budget Workshop: Discussion of projected revenue

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will meet on May 20, 2026, at Eagle City Hall. The agenda is largely procedural, with action items limited to approving bills and the minutes from the March 18, 2026 meeting. Public comment and reports from staff, trustees, and affiliated groups are also scheduled.

• Approval of bills
• Approval of minutes from March 18, 2026

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling unit over 1,200 square feet at 996 East Equine Lane, a development agreement modification and preliminary plat for the 20-lot Kody Corner Subdivision on North Parkinson Street, and an annexation and rezone to Mixed Use with a Development Agreement for a self-storage facility at 6814 West Beacon Light Road. Action items include vacations of drainage and utility easements in Eagle Hills West and Valnova Kirkhills subdivisions.

• Conditional use permit to allow a 1,414 sq ft accessory dwelling unit on a 5.72-acre lot at 996 East Equine Lane (CUP-2026-09)
• Development agreement modification and preliminary plat for 20-lot Kody Corner Subdivision at 525 and 543 North Parkinson Street (RZDA-2021-07-MOD1/CUP-2025-14/PPUD-2025-08/PP-2025-12)
• Annexation and rezone of 9.84 acres for Stor-It Beacon Light self-storage at 6814 West Beacon Light Road (A-2025-06/RZDA-2025-08)
• Vacation of a 5-foot drainage easement between Lots 20 and 21 in Eagle Hills West Subdivision at 645 North Spyglass Way (VAC-2026-04)
• Vacation of a 10-foot public utilities and drainage easement between Lots 36 and 37 in Valnova Kirkhills Subdivision at 6632 and 6638 North Toryglen Way (VAC-2026-05)

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board will consider consent agenda items approving findings for several projects, including a multi-tenant building and townhome developments. A new business action item requests modifying building materials and colors for the Dovetail Condo buildings at 2056 East Dunyon Street.

• Consent agenda: Findings of Fact for DR-2026-30, an 8,466-square-foot multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant building at Stillwater Subdivision
• Consent agenda: Findings of Fact for DR-2026-31, master sign plan for the same Stillwater building
• Consent agenda: Findings of Fact for DR-2026-33, three townhome buildings (9 units) by Tresidio Homes in Valnova Subdivision
• Consent agenda: Findings of Fact for DR-2026-28, five townhome buildings (10 units) by Berkeley Building Company in Valnova Subdivision
• New business: DR-2023-38-MOD1 modification to Dovetail Condo building materials and colors at 2056 East Dunyon Street

City Council Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council will hold a special meeting to review and discuss the appraisal of the Orville Jackson House and consider options for the property. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, listed under unfinished business.

• Review and Discuss Orville Jackson House Appraisal and Property Options

Historic Preservation Commission

The Eagle Historic Preservation Commission will hold a discussion-focused meeting, covering updates on the Jackson House appraisal, plans for America 250, and outreach materials such as brochures and commemorative coins. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda includes only discussion items and procedural matters.

• Update on Jackson House and appraisal
• America 250 discussion
• Discussion on brochure and/or visual aids for booth, including commemorative coins
• Grants discussion
• Webinars discussion

City Council

The Eagle City Council will consider a resolution to amend the city's comprehensive plan and future land use map (Resolution 26-06), along with multiple development items including annexations, rezones, and design reviews. The consent agenda includes routine approvals such as minutes, committee appointments, and easements, but also contains several major subdivision actions. Notable among these are a 121-lot residential planned unit development (Tavira Subdivision) and modifications to the 165-lot Farmstead Landing Subdivision.

• Resolution 26-06: Amend the Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Map (Chapter 6: Land Use)
• Annexation, rezone, and preliminary plat for 121-lot Tavira Subdivision (55 acres, Sundance Company)
• Modification to Farmstead Landing Subdivision (165 lots) – reduce landscape buffer, construct private streets
• Design review for 1,475-sq-ft Black Rock Coffee Bar with drive-through (1.09 acres at West Johnny Lane)
• Permanent easement agreement for cell tower maintenance road (Valnova Spring Valley Subdivision)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider adopting findings of fact for a preliminary plat approval of a 4-lot commercial subdivision (Avimor HSC) and for a denial of a conditional use permit for a building height waiver. The commission will also vote on two easement vacation requests: one on East Syringa Street and one in Valnova Estates. No public hearings or unfinished business are scheduled.

• Adoption of findings for preliminary plat approval of Avimor HSC Subdivision, a 4-lot commercial re-subdivision on 5.63 acres east of State Highway 55
• Adoption of findings for denial of CUP-2026-07: building height waiver for a residence at 19745 North Smokeys Draw Place
• VAC-2026-01: vacation of a 12-foot public utilities and drainage easement at 2141 East Syringa Street
• VAC-2026-03: vacation of a 10-foot public/private utilities and drainage easement at 7267 and 7299 North Cairnhill Way

City Council - Special Joint Meeting

The Eagle City Council and Parks, Pathways, and Recreation Commission are holding a joint special meeting to hear an introduction and discussion from Logan Simpson Design, Inc., the consulting team for the Pathways, Trails, Parks, Recreation, & Master Plan. No other substantive business is listed.

• Introduction and discussion with Logan Simpson Design, Inc., consulting team for the Pathways, Trails, Parks, Recreation, & Master Plan

City Council

City Council - Special Joint Meeting

The Eagle City Council and Eagle Urban Renewal Agency will hold a joint work-session to discuss two development topics. They will review property ownership and long-term plans for the southwest section of Eagle Road and State Street, including the Jackson House property, Olde Park extension, and Aiken Street. They will also review a concept for the Creekside Baptist property, including potential roadway extension and parking garage. The meeting is for discussion only; no formal decisions are expected.

• Review of property ownership near SW Eagle Road and State Street
• Status update on Jackson House property
• Discussion of long-term plans for Aiken Street between Eagle and Olde Park
• Status of 35 West State Street (EURA)
• Introduction and concept review of Creekside Baptist property with roadway and parking garage discussion

Urban Renewal Agency - Special Meeting

The agenda text for the April 24, 2026 special meeting of the Eagle Urban Renewal Agency contains only links to the agenda document and a joint agenda with the city council. No specific items for discussion or decision are listed in the provided text. The meeting appears to be procedural or the content is not included in the agenda page.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on four action items: a multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant building and its sign plan in Stillwater Subdivision, and two townhome projects totaling 19 units in Valnova Subdivision. The board will also adopt findings of fact and conclusions of law for several previously approved projects, including a coffee shop drive-through and a retail building.

• DR-2026-30: 8,466-sq-ft multi-tenant office/retail/restaurant building at 2300-2340 W. Copper Silo Street (Stillwater Subdivision)
• DR-2026-31: Master sign plan for the same Stillwater building
• DR-2026-33: Three townhome buildings (9 units) on N. Newbank Way (Valnova Subdivision No. 2)
• DR-2026-28: Five townhome buildings (10 units) on N. Newbank Way (Valnova Subdivision No. 2)

Design Review Board - Special Meeting

The Eagle Design Review Board will hold a special meeting to discuss an update to the Eagle Architecture and Site Design Book. The agenda includes a consent agenda for routine items (none specified) and reports. No formal decisions are listed; the primary item is a discussion.

• Discussion regarding update to the Eagle Architecture and Site Design Book
• Consent agenda with no specific items listed

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit request to waive the 35-foot maximum building height for a single-family home at 19745 North Smokeys Draw Place. The consent agenda includes adoption of findings for a previously approved live entertainment permit at Woodstone at the Flats, and new business involves a request to vacate a 12-foot public utilities and drainage easement at 2141 East Syringa Street.

• Public hearing: CUP-2026-07 – building height waiver for 19745 North Smokeys Draw Place (3.07-acre site in Avimor Development)
• Consent: Adoption of findings for CUP-2025-11 – Conditional Use Permit for live entertainment events at Woodstone at the Flats (3705 North Highway 16)
• New business: VAC-2026-01 – vacation of a 12-foot public utilities and drainage easement at 2141 East Syringa Street (Randall Acres Subdivision)

Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission

The commission will consider a major action item: the Wellspring Subdivision, a 49-lot planned unit development on 45.88 acres north of Trout Road, requiring a comprehensive plan map amendment, annexation, rezone, conditional use permit, and preliminary plat approvals. Unfinished business includes continued discussions on Pathway Construction Standards and proposed amendments to Resolution 16-34. The Recreation Director will also report on programs and events.

• ACTION ITEM: Wellspring Subdivision – comprehensive plan map amendment from Estate Residential to Large Lot Residential, annexation and rezone from RUT to R-1-DA-P, conditional use permit, preliminary plat for 49-lot PUD on two parcels north of Trout Road, ~2100 ft east of South Linder Road.
• Unfinished Business: Commission discussion on Pathway Construction Standards (continued from March 19, 2026 meeting).
• Unfinished Business: Commission discussion on Proposed Amendments to Resolution 16-34 (continued from March 19, 2026 meeting).
• Recreation Director Reporting on Programs and Events.
• Approval of minutes from March 19, 2026 meeting.

City Council

Conservation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Conservation Advisory Committee will hear staff updates on the Pathways, Trails, Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan, the city's RPP application with the BLM, and the Conservation Education Program. New business includes approving minutes from January 22, 2026, discussing the Ada County Conservation Coalition, and coordinating with the Ada Soil and Water Conservation District on education programs and farm/land open space preservation.

• Update on Pathways, Trails, Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Master Plan
• Update on City's RPP Application and Letter with BLM
• Update on Conservation Education Program
• Discussion regarding Ada County Conservation Coalition
• Discussion regarding coordination with Ada Soil and Water Conservation District for education programs and farm/land open space preservation

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will vote on consent items including findings for landscaping in several subdivisions and a paint color retention. New business includes action items for a Black Rock Coffee Bar drive-through restaurant, a change of use at 2372 East State Street, a multi-tenant retail/restaurant building at East End Marketplace, and associated signs.

• DR-2026-24: Black Rock Coffee Bar restaurant with drive-through (1,475 sq ft, West Johnny Lane)
• DR-2026-25: Four wall signs and three menu board signs for Black Rock Coffee Bar
• DR-2026-23: Change of use to industry custom with exterior modifications at 2372 East State Street
• DR-2026-22: Multi-tenant retail/restaurant building (4,148 sq ft) at East End Marketplace (1800 East Highway 44)
• DR-2026-27: Master sign plan for multi-tenant retail/restaurant building at East End Marketplace

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider consent agenda items including findings for the Mabury and Tavira subdivisions and a modification for Golf Envy, hold public hearings on those findings and on a new conditional use permit for Woodstone at the Flats to allow live entertainment events, and consider a vacation of a plat note for Soaring Feather Ranch.

• Public hearing on conditional use permit for Woodstone at the Flats (5.00 acres, 3705 N Highway 16) to allow live entertainment events
• Consent agenda: Findings for Mabury Subdivision (13 lots, 5.13 acres on W Floating Feather Rd)
• Consent agenda: Findings for Tavira Subdivision (121 lots, 55 acres on W Broken Arrow St)
• Consent agenda: Modification to conditional use permit for Golf Envy (2250 E State St) to allow 24-hour operation
• New business: Vacation of plat note #6 for Soaring Feather Ranch (0.61-acre lot at W Little Feather Ln)

City Council Town Hall Meeting

The Eagle City Council is holding a special Town Hall meeting to hear from residents on topics of general interest or concern. The meeting is primarily a public comment period with no specific decisions or proposals on the agenda. Each speaker is limited to three minutes, and pending land-use applications must be addressed at their scheduled hearings.

• Town Hall meeting for public comment on general topics
• Three-minute speaking limit per resident
• No specific agenda items or votes scheduled

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider consent agenda items including adoption of findings for previously approved projects, and new business items such as paint color modifications, common area landscaping plans, and entry monument signs. Key actions include approvals for an office building, master sign plan, and landscaping in several subdivisions.

• Approval of findings for 16,000 sq ft multi-tenant office building at 112 East Riversedge Drive (Amplifi LLC)
• Master sign plan for the same office building
• Modification to exterior paint colors of a medical/office building at 221 South Eagle Road
• Common area landscaping for 79.76-acre Torrente Secco Subdivision (Phases 7, 9, 11) near West Beacon Light Road
• Entry monument sign for Sintra Subdivision on North Park Lane

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on several land-use items, including a 152-lot residential planned unit development (Watermark Subdivision) and a conditional use permit for a 75-foot personal wireless facility (cell tower) in Valnova. They will also consider a $119,958 contract for a Pathways, Trails, Parks, Recreation, & Open Space Master Plan, and review the city's requests for ACHD's 2027-2031 Five-Year Plan. Additionally, the council will approve live performance agreements for Eagle Fun Days and Eagle Harvest Fest, and final plat for Terra View Subdivision (32 lots).

• Public hearing: Watermark Subdivision – 152-lot residential PUD at Riverside Drive (Boise Hunter Homes)
• Public hearing: Conditional use permit for 75-foot monopole cell tower at 4921 West Glencara Drive (Valnova)
• Action: Professional services agreement with Logan Simpson Design for Pathways Master Plan, not to exceed $119,958
• Action: Review and recommendation of City's requests to ACHD's 2027-2031 Five-Year Plan
• Consent: Final plat for Terra View Subdivision No. 7 – 32-lot residential at State Highway 16 and West Beacon Light Road

City Council Special Meeting

This special meeting is a discussion-only session for the City Council to review and discuss data and analytics related to law enforcement activity within Eagle. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled.

• Review and discuss Data and Analytics for Law Enforcement Activity within the City of Eagle

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will meet on March 18, 2026, primarily to handle routine procedural items: approving bills, approving minutes from the February 18 meeting, and receiving reports from staff, trustees, and library foundation. No substantive policy discussions or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of bills
• Approval of minutes from February 18, 2026 meeting
• Public comment period for non-agenda items

Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission

This meeting of the Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission includes a public works director update on park construction and commission discussions on pathway construction standards and proposed amendments to Resolution 16-34. The commission will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and hear public comment.

• Public Works Director update on park construction
• Commission discussion on Pathway Construction Standards
• Commission discussion on proposed amendments to Resolution 16-34
• Approval of minutes from February 19, 2026

Urban Renewal Agency

The provided document contains a list of historical and upcoming meeting dates rather than a specific meeting agenda. There are no specific projects, votes, or discussion topics listed for this date.

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three major development proposals: Tavira Subdivision (121 residential lots), Mabury Subdivision (13 residential lots), and a modification for Golf Envy to allow 24-hour operation. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and findings for Avimor HSC Subdivision, a 4-lot commercial subdivision.

• Public hearing for Tavira Subdivision: annexation, rezoning to R-3-DA-P, 121 lots north of West Broken Arrow Street
• Public hearing for Mabury Subdivision: annexation, rezoning, 13 lots on West Floating Feather Road
• Public hearing for Golf Envy: modification to allow 24-hour operation at 2250 East State Street
• Consent agenda: approval of findings for Avimor HSC Subdivision, 4-lot commercial on State Highway 55

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider a consent agenda item for findings of fact approving a 75-foot tall personal wireless facility monopole at 4921 West Glencara Drive, and four new business items: common area landscaping at Valnova Town Center, a 16,000-square-foot multi-tenant office building at 112 East Riversedge Drive, a master sign plan for that building, and a landscaping modification to include a pool and pool house in Benari Estates Subdivision. All items are action items requiring a vote.

• Consent item: Findings of Fact for DR-2026-06 – 75-ft monopole personal wireless facility at 4921 West Glencara Drive (parcel R8954704600).
• DR-2026-03 – Common area landscaping design review for Valnova Town Center Subdivision No. 1 at 5481 West Valnova Drive (17.76 acres).
• DR-2026-10 – 16,000-sq-ft two-story multi-tenant office building at 112 East Riversedge Drive (1.51 acres).
• DR-2026-11 – Master sign plan for the same office building at 112 East Riversedge Drive.
• DR-2022-75-MOD2 – Modification to common area landscaping in Benari Estates Subdivision to add a pool and 549-sq-ft pool house at Lot 4, Block 2 on North Boulder Ridge Way.

Design Review Board

This special meeting of the Eagle Design Review Board includes a zoning ordinance amendment (ZOA-2026-01) to repeal and replace Title 8 sign regulations, and a discussion on updating the Eagle Architecture and Site Design Book. The consent agenda contains routine action items approved by one motion. No unfinished business is listed.

• ZOA-2026-01: Zoning Ordinance Amendment to replace existing sign regulations (Ord 967)
• Discussion regarding update to the Eagle Architecture and Site Design Book

Historic Preservation Commission

The Eagle Historic Preservation Commission will meet to elect new leaders for the commission and discuss updates on the Jackson House property, CLG grants and federal funding, America 250 planning, and a possible welcome brochure. Public comment is also on the agenda.

• Election of new commission chair and vice chair
• Update on Jackson House property
• Discussion of CLG grants and federal funding status
• America 250 commemoration planning
• Possible creation of a welcome brochure

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on the Cedarbrook Commercial Subdivision, which includes annexing 21.95 acres, rezoning from RUT to MU-DA, a conditional use permit, and preliminary plat approval. Other items include a comprehensive plan land use map and text amendment, a rezone ordinance for Whitehurst Village Subdivision, and a professional services agreement for a Pathways, Trails, Parks, Recreation & Open Space Master Plan not to exceed $119,958. The consent agenda contains multiple live performance agreements for the Gazebo Concert Series and Eagle Fun Days, as well as several subdivision approvals.

• Public hearing for Cedarbrook Commercial Subdivision (annexation, rezone, CUP, preliminary plat)
• Comprehensive plan Chapter 6 land use map and text amendments
• Ordinance No. 969 rezone of Whitehurst Village Subdivision from A-R to R-1 and R-3-DA-P
• Professional services agreement with Logan Simpson Design ($119,958) for master plan
• Consent agenda includes live performance agreements totaling $7,825 and multiple subdivision findings

City Council - Special Joint Meeting

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a zoning ordinance amendment to repeal and replace the city's sign regulations, a conditional use permit for a 75-foot cell tower, a preliminary plat for a 4-lot commercial subdivision, and a front setback waiver for a single-family home. The consent agenda includes approval of findings for a previously approved cell tower permit. No unfinished or new business is listed.

• ZOA-2026-01: Replace entire sign regulations in Title 8, Chapter 2, Article A, Section 8
• CUP-2026-02 (consent): Findings for a 75-foot personal wireless facility at 4921 West Glencara Drive (Valnova development)
• PP-2025-10: Preliminary plat for Avimor HSC Subdivision — 4-lot commercial subdivision on 5.63 acres east of SH-55
• CUP-2026-04: Front setback waiver from 30 ft to 25 ft for a home at 3323 West Golden Barrel Street

City Council - Special Joint Meeting

The Eagle City Council and Design Review Board will hold a joint meeting to discuss their respective duties and expectations. No formal decisions or public hearings are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of this discussion.

• Discussion between City Council and Design Review Board regarding duties and expectations

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will consider approval of a 75-foot monopole personal wireless facility at 4921 West Glencara Drive and adopt findings of fact for common area landscaping in the Route 44 Crossing Subdivision. The consent agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and the landscaping findings.

• New business: Design review for a 75-foot personal wireless facility monopole (DR-2026-06) by Clyde Capital Group at 4921 West Glencara Drive
• Consent item: Findings of fact for approval of common area landscaping (DR-2025-100) within Route 44 Crossing Subdivision at 410 N. Linder Road and 4400 W. State Street
• Consent item: Approval of minutes from February 12, 2026

City Council - Special Meeting

The Eagle City Council will hold a special meeting to review and discuss the 2026 City Sponsored Events. They will also discuss desired text changes to Title 1, Chapter 6 of the Eagle City Code regarding city officers and employees, and provide direction for drafting an ordinance. No formal decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion and direction session.

• Review of 2026 City Sponsored Events
• Discussion of text changes to Title 1, Chapter 6 (City Officers and Employees)
• Direction for drafting an ordinance based on discussed changes

Spring Valley CID Meeting

The agenda for the February 25, 2026 Spring Valley CID meeting consists solely of a calendar table showing past Avimor CID board meetings with dates, durations, and links to documents. No specific items for discussion, decision, or public hearing are listed. The meeting appears to be procedural only.

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on several residential subdivisions, including a 152-lot planned unit development on Riverside Drive. They will also consider approving a $61,227.77 emergency broadcast system for City Hall and vote on consent items such as subdivision extensions and performance agreements for the Saturday Market.

• Public hearing for Watermark Subdivision (152 lots, south of Riverside Drive) - development agreement modification, CUP, preliminary plat
• Public hearing for Academy Valley Subdivision (2 lots, 1439 W. Rush Road) - combined plat and sidewalk waiver
• Public hearing for Valnova Town Center Subdivision No. 1 (88 lots, southeast corner of N. Linder Road and W. Valnova Drive)
• Ordinance No. 962 to amend Valnova development code for alley-side setbacks
• Approval to implement Informacast emergency broadcast system at City Hall for $61,227.77

Avimor CID Meeting

The Avimor Community Infrastructure District No. 1 board meeting is scheduled for February 23, 2026 at 6:00 PM at 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle, Idaho. The provided text contains only a meeting calendar with download links; no specific agenda items or discussion topics are included.

Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission will discuss several items including development requirements for pathway construction and inspection, a resolution on commission duties, recreation programs, and city-initiated park development. No votes or decisions are scheduled; all items are for discussion only.

• Review and discussion of Resolution 16-34 regarding commission duties
• Discussion of development requirements for pathway construction and inspection
• Discussion of recreation programs
• Discussion of city-initiated park development activity

Eagle Public Library Board

This is a routine procedural meeting with no major policy decisions or public hearings. The board will consider approving the January 2026 minutes and a list of bills as part of the consent agenda, followed by reports from staff, board members, and affiliated library groups.

• Approval of minutes from January 21, 2026
• Approval of bills (consent agenda item)
• Reports from staff, board members, liaison, Friends of the Library, and Library Foundation

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit for a 75-foot-tall personal wireless facility (cell tower) at Valnova. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and findings for a modification to Farmstead Landing Subdivision, which involves reducing the landscape buffer along Linder Road to 50 feet, modifying lot sizes, and constructing private streets with gated entrances. No other new or unfinished business is listed.

• Public hearing for CUP-2026-02: 75-foot monopole cell tower at 4921 West Glencara Drive (Valnova)
• Consent item: modification to Farmstead Landing Subdivision – reduce landscape buffer along Linder Road to 50 feet, modify lot sizes, private streets with gated entrances (165 lots)
• Consent item: approval of minutes from February 2, 2026
• No unfinished business or new business items

Urban Renewal Agency

The provided agenda page for the February 17, 2026 Eagle Urban Renewal Agency meeting contains only a link to the agenda document, not the agenda text itself. No specific items, decisions, or discussions are visible in the source material.

• Meeting date: February 17, 2026, with a link to an external agenda document

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board will hold a public hearing and vote on a design review application for common area landscaping within the Route 44 Crossing Subdivision. The board will also adopt findings of fact for previously approved landscaping in Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1.

• DR-2025-100: Common area landscaping for 15.68-acre Route 44 Crossing Subdivision at northeast corner of State Highway 44 and North Linder Road (410 N. Linder Rd., 4400 W. State St.)
• DR-2025-93: Approval of findings for common area landscaping within 313-acre Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1 at State Highway 55 and North McLeod Way
• Consent agenda includes minutes from January 22, 2026

Urban Renewal Agency

The provided document is a webpage listing links to agendas and board packets for various 2026 Eagle Urban Renewal Agency meetings, but it does not contain an actual agenda for the February 12, 2026 meeting. Only procedural information is present.

• May 19, 2026 meeting canceled (link provided)
• Links to agendas for January 20, February 17, March 17, April 24 (special and joint with City Council), and June 16, 2026
• No specific agenda items, decisions, or proposals for February 12, 2026 are included

City Council

This meeting includes public hearings on a zoning ordinance amendment to differentiate veterinary animal hospitals from clinics, and on a subdivision plat with a sidewalk waiver. Consent agenda items include multiple contractor agreements for recreation classes, soccer camps, and performances, plus land use approvals for a fire station and a 31-lot residential subdivision. New business items include amending city officer appointment rules, selecting a consultant for the Parks and Open Space Master Plan, and considering a traffic enforcement grant.

• Public hearing: Zoning text amendment (Ordinance 961) to distinguish veterinary animal hospital from clinic
• Public hearing: Academy Valley Subdivision – 2 lots on West Rush Road with sidewalk waiver
• Consent: Final plat for Mosscreek Subdivision No. 2 – 31-lot residential PUD at 5806 W State St
• Consent: CUP modification for Eagle Fire Station No. 2 on Horseshoe Bend Road
• New business: STEP grant application for 2,080 officer hours traffic enforcement (75% city match)

Joint Meeting - Municipal Meeting Training

This joint meeting is a training session for Eagle's city council, boards, committees, and commissions. City Attorney Victor Villegas will present on municipal meeting procedures. The public is welcome to attend, but no decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Training led by City Attorney Victor Villegas on municipal meeting procedures for multiple city bodies

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a comprehensive plan amendment to Chapter 6: Land Use Map and Text, and a modification to the Farmstead Landing subdivision. Consent agenda items include approval of findings for the Valnova Town Center preliminary plat (88 lots at Linder Road and Valnova Drive). No unfinished or new business is scheduled.

• Consent agenda: approval of findings for Valnova Town Center Subdivision No. 1 preliminary plat (88 lots, 17.76 acres, southeast corner of North Linder Road and West Valnova Drive)
• Public hearing CPA-2025-03: Comprehensive Plan Chapter 6 Land Use Map and text amendments, including changes to designations and Map 6.1
• Public hearing RZDA-2021-18-MOD1/PP-2021-19-MOD1: modification to Farmstead Landing subdivision (Boise Hunter Homes) – reduce landscape buffer along Linder Road to 50 feet, modify lot sizes, construct private streets with gated entrances (165 lots on 80.23 acres north of West Floating Feather Road)

Spring Valley CID

The provided text for the January 28, 2026 Spring Valley Community Infrastructure District Board meeting is a calendar of past meetings and general district information, not a formal agenda. No specific items, resolutions, or public hearings are listed for this meeting. The meeting is scheduled for the last Wednesday of the month at 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle, Idaho.

• No agenda items or decisions are listed in the provided text.
• Meeting details: 6:00 PM, last Wednesday of the month, 660 E Civic Lane, Eagle ID 83616.
• Past meeting records show many cancellations and short durations.

City Council

The Eagle City Council will hold public hearings on several development proposals, including the Watermark Subdivision (152 lots) and a modification to Eagle Fire Station No. 2. New business includes resolutions to adjust water fees, rescind surplus property status for a residence, and annex/rezone the large Sagehill Subdivision. Consent agenda items include a surveillance monitoring contract with DWZ Technologies ($37,620 annually) and design reviews for townhomes, a medical office, and a retail building.

• Ordinance No. 965 – Annexation and rezone of 736-acre Sagehill Subdivision from RR/RP to R-1-DA-P
• Resolution 26-01 – Annual water fee review and proposed adjustment
• Public hearing for Watermark Subdivision – 152-lot residential planned unit development on Riverside Drive
• Ordinance No. 964 – Annexation and rezone of 7.60-acre Reining Horse Subdivision on West Floating Feather Road
• Consent: Professional Service Agreement with DWZ Technologies for surveillance monitoring at city facilities, $37,620 annually

Avimor CID Meeting

The agenda for the January 26, 2026 Avimor CID Board meeting includes only a link to download the agenda; no specific items are listed in the provided document. This appears to be a procedural placeholder.

Conservation Advisory Committee Meeting

The Conservation Advisory Committee will hold a routine meeting to receive an update on the 2025 Conservation Education Program and take action on organizing the committee for 2026. Items include approving previous minutes, electing a chairman and vice chairman, and setting meeting dates for the year. This agenda is primarily procedural with no major financial or policy decisions.

• Update on 2025 Conservation Education Program Reporting
• Approval of minutes from July 10, 2025
• Selection of chairman and vice chairman
• Identification of 2026 meeting dates

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board will approve minutes from January 8 and consider a design review request for common area landscaping within Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1. The 313-acre site is located at State Highway 55 and North McLeod Way. Applicant Avimor Development, LLC seeks approval for the landscaping plan.

• Design review approval for common area landscaping in Avimor McLeod Subdivision No. 1 (DR-2025-93)
• Approval of minutes from January 8, 2026

Eagle Public Library Board

The Eagle Public Library Board will meet to consider a consent agenda including approval of November 11, 2025 minutes and payment of bills. No other action items are scheduled. The meeting also includes public comment and reports from staff, board members, liaison, and affiliated groups.

• Approval of minutes from November 11, 2025
• Approval of bills (consent agenda)
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)
• Reports from staff, board members, liaison, Friends, and Foundation

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two major items: a zoning ordinance amendment to add 'alley side' setbacks (Ordinance 962) and a preliminary plat for Valnova Town Center Subdivision No. 1, an 88-lot project at North Linder Road and West Valnova Drive. The consent agenda includes findings for the Cedarbrook Commercial Subdivision annexation and rezone. Commissioners will also elect a chair and vice-chair.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 962 to amend Title 11A Spring Valley Development Code for alley side setbacks
• Public hearing on preliminary plat for Valnova Town Center Subdivision No. 1 – 88 lots on 17.76 acres at Linder Road and Valnova Drive
• Consent agenda item: Findings of fact for Cedarbrook Commercial Subdivision – annexation, rezone to MU-DA, conditional use permit, and preliminary plat for 7-lot commercial on 21.95 acres at State Highway 55 and Beacon Light Road
• Election of Planning and Zoning Commission chair and vice-chair
• Approval of January 5, 2026 meeting minutes

Urban Renewal Agency

The provided text is a generic website homepage for Eagle Urban Renewal, not a meeting agenda. No specific items, decisions, or proposals are listed for a January 20, 2026 meeting.

Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission

The Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes from December 18, 2025, elect a chairman and vice-chairman, and introduce the new council liaison. The agenda is primarily procedural with no significant project or financial decisions.

• Approval of minutes from December 18, 2025
• Election of Chairman and Vice-Chairman for the commission
• Introduction of the Council Liaison for Parks, Pathways & Recreation Commission
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

City Council

The Eagle City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes a development agreement for the 736-acre Sagehill Subdivision, final approval for Shetland Point Subdivision, and multiple service and equipment contracts. New business items include discussion of joint shop construction with the Eagle Fire District, 2026 city-sponsored events, liaison positions, and appointments to the Urban Renewal Agency and Valley Regional Transit Board. The council will also administer oaths for new members Nancy Merrill and Robert Gillis, and hold an executive session on pending litigation.

• Development agreement for 736-acre Sagehill Subdivision generally located 1.60 miles southwest of State Highway 55 and North McLeod Way
• Contract with McAlvain Construction, Inc. for construction of Eagle Regional Athletic Park (no dollar amount listed)
• Authorization for server equipment purchase not to exceed $146,166.19
• Service agreement with iWorQ Systems Inc. for upgraded building permit and code enforcement software up to $28,000
• Appointment of Delores Rutledge to Development Impact Fee Advisory Committee and reappointment of Francie Agrusa to Eagle Urban Renewal Agency

Design Review Board

The Eagle Design Review Board is meeting to approve consent agenda items including findings for a 46-unit townhome development, a multi-tenant retail/restaurant building, and a medical/dental office building. The board will also elect a chairman and vice-chairman for the coming term.

• DR-2025-80: 23 townhome buildings (46 units) on 13.36 acres east of West Glencara Court north of West Silverberry Drive in Valnova Subdivision No. 1 (SH ACQ2020, LLC)
• DR-2025-89: 5,529-square-foot multi-tenant retail/restaurant building at 1749 East State Street in East End Marketplace (Rennison Companies)
• DR-2025-90: Master sign plan for the same East End Marketplace building
• DR-2025-86: 6,039-square-foot office (medical and dental) building north of West Johnny Lane in Flint Estates Amended (Six One Six Vision Center)
• DR-2025-87: Two building wall signs and one monument sign tenant panel for Six One Six Vision Center

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a major commercial subdivision at State Highway 55 and East Beacon Light Road, and two zoning text amendments addressing veterinary clinic definitions and alley side setbacks. The commission will also elect a chairman and vice-chairman.

• Annexation, rezone from RUT to MU-DA, conditional use permit, and preliminary plat for Cedarbrook Commercial Subdivision (21.95 acres, 7 lots) on northwest corner of SH-55 and East Beacon Light Road
• Ordinance No. 961 (ZOA-2025-04) amending Title 8 to differentiate veterinary animal hospital from veterinary animal clinic
• Ordinance No. 962 (ZOA-2025-05) amending Title 11A Spring Valley Development Code for alley side setbacks
• Election of chairman and vice-chairman for the commission
• Approval of minutes from December 15, 2025 (consent agenda)