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McCall spends $1.2 million on apartments, eyes partnership to build more
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (694+ words) Three more apartments in McCall are now reserved for use by residents of the city — and more could be on the horizon. The city recently closed on a deal to buy three apartments at 300 Floyde St. for $1.2 million. Interim City…...
???We can???t lose sight of the public???: State to start over on McCall gravel pit lease
2+ week, 6+ day ago (585+ words) A lease that would reopen a gravel pit in McCall was voided last week amid concerns that neighbors were left in the dark on the proposal. Last week, the State Board of Land Commissioners chose not to approve a 10-year…...
McCall???s urban renewal agency eyes partnership with hotel developer
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (778+ words) Urban renewal funds could help pay for public infrastructure needed to build a new three-story hotel in McCall. Last month, the McCall Redevelopment Agency approved a letter of interest to the developer behind a plan to build a Holiday Inn…...
McCall leases land to developer for low-income housing
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (552+ words) An apartment complex could soon be built on the City of McCall’s downtown campus. On Thursday, the McCall City Council approved leasing nearly a half-acre of its downtown campus to LEAP Housing, a Boise nonprofit focused on developing affordable housing....
‘It’s kind of a chicken-egg thing’: Valley Co. OKs road tied to McCall subdivision proposal
3+ mon, 1+ day ago (566+ words) An access road for 176 homes proposed in McCall was approved on Thursday by the Valley County Planning and Zoning Commission. The application, submitted by developer Craig Groves of Donnelly, calls for building the new roadway between Stockton Court and a…...
Developer seeking new approval for three-story mixed-use buildings fronting Payette Lake
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (649+ words) Five new townhomes with ground-floor commercial space would be built overlooking Payette Lake under plans presented last week to the McCall Planning and Zoning Commission. The proposal, known as The Hardy, was submitted by 2 North Homes of Boise and would…...
Developer submits new plan for Donnelly housing despite city upholding initial approval
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (595+ words) A developer approved to build nearly 100 homes and apartments in Donnelly is starting over. Joe Critchfield of Cascade submitted new plans to the City of Donnelly on May 4 for his 22.8-acre Boulder Creek Subdivision proposal along Eld Lane, City Clerk…...
‘Is it truly a residential use?’: Valley Co. rejects home size cap, citing property rights
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (817+ words) A proposal to limit the size of single-family homes in Valley County fell flat this week with the Board of County Commissioners. The proposal, brought by Planning and Zoning Director Cynda Herrick, would have established a square footage cap on…...
‘No stone unturned’: Mountain Community Center seeking land offers
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (723+ words) A newly formed taxing district is seeking land on which to build an indoor recreation facility and convention center. The Mountain Community Center District, formed last November by voters in the McCall-Donnelly area, is asking developers, property owners, and real…...
House Business Committee kills fire insurance transparency bill
6+ mon, 9+ hour ago (440+ words) Legislation, Growth & Municipalities How the Statehouse impacts cities & growth A bipartisan bill that would push homeowners’ insurance companies to provide more information to customers on why their policies might be canceled or increased went up in smoke this week. But,…...