Boise City Council denied our request for reconsideration regarding Interfaith’s CUP to relocate to State street. With the approved CUP the city has removed the Occupancy cap and relegated most of the mitigation measures to a condition about compliance with the Security Plan, but included a provision to allow the Security Plan to be changed […]
Sunday, October 8th, 4-7 PM, Willow Lane Park. Pie for All!Bounce House!Cake Walk! (Feel free to bring a treat to contribute)Piñatas and Kid Games!Voluntary Pot Luck: Feel free to bring a dish and share a meal with your neighbors. Let’s stay connected and engaged as our neighborhood faces many changes in the upcoming years. “When
Last week the District Court issued a decision upholding the City’s approval of the CUP for Interfaith Sanctuary. District Court decisions may be appealed to the Idaho Supreme Court. Our legal team is still reviewing the court’s full written decision to evaluate our next steps. Also IFS is getting closer to having their building permits
We have added information on the city’s Development Tracker, the new Zoning Code as well as the Fargo 41 project under the updated “Development & Zoning” menu. Check it out!
At the 1/31 City Council meeting, City Council agreed that the fence separating Interfaith’s Proposed Shelter from the adjacent properties should be constructed of a barrier with soundproofing qualities sufficient to block conversational noise generated on the site. We are proud that our advocacy resulted in this improvement for the immediate neighbors of the property.
Next Wednesday, January 31st at 6 PM, the Boise City Council will hear VPNA’s Appeal of the approval of Interfaith’s design for their proposed homeless shelter at 4306 W State. This is an appeal of the design and it’s associated issues. The hearing will be held at Boise City Hall, but you can also signup
The City of Boise is hosting an Open House at the Collister Library to present their planning proposals around the Veterans Memorial Park Master Plan Update. This is your chance to come out and hear about their proposals for the park space – they also have an online survey open to collect your feedback. ATTEND
Come join us this Tuesday, January 24, at the Collister Library (Sycamore Room) for the Rotary Club’s updated proposal for the the Willow Lane Wetlands at our monthly VPNA meeting. The Rotary Club is ready to present their revisions to the concept design they presented to the neighborhood in late November. Please join us at
Note that due to scheduling conflicts the VPNA August monthly meeting has been moved to Thursday August 24th at the Collister Library, Sycamore room.
Hi everyone in the VPN! Come join us this Tuesday, August 1st, from 6-9pm for National Night Out. Your Veterans Park Neighborhood Association will have food, drinks, treats, a raffle and a bounce house for you to enjoy. Bring yourself, your families, and let’s connect with each other and our local police and first responders!
