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Clerks/Treasurer

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1. Can I register to vote at City Hall?

No, This process is done through Ada County Elections. Please visit their website for information.

2. How do I read a City of Eagle meeting agenda?

How to read an agenda.

3. How do I submit a Public Records Request?

Public Records Request Form

Helpful tips when looking for specific documents:

The City of Eagle has made it a top priority to make public records easily accessible to the general public, and thus is proud to provide several options for the public to utilize in obtaining public records.

• Laserfiche Weblink – The City’s online record repository holds thousands of documents including agendas, minutes, contracts and much much more! 

HELPFUL TIPS: Use the search bar to find a specific term.  To narrow your search, click on a folder (i.e. agendas, et.al) and type in the desired term.

 Please logout upon completion of session LaserFiche Weblink -Failing to click on the “LOGOUT” button may result in access being blocked for up to 20 minutes.  

• Granicus: Staff Reports, as well as, draft Ordinances / Resolutions / Proclamations can be accessed. These PDF documents can be accessed under the meeting date that the item is scheduled to be considered; Use the Search button located in the middle of the page immediately after the items listed as Upcoming Events.
• Public Record Request:  You may complete out a Public Records Request form and submit it online or bring it to City Hall and staff will provide the items you are seeking.  Please note:  Idaho Code Title 74 Chapter 1 (103)– gives the agency (3) working days to respond to a request or up to (10) days if more time is needed in order to fulfill the request.

Should you like further assistance utilizing the Laserfiche Weblink or Granicus please contact Ellen Smith, Records Management- Information Specialist at 208-489-8792.

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Planning & Zoning

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1. How do I find the zoning of my property?

We always recommend that you check with the City Planning & Zoning office at 208-939-0227, but if you are looking after office hours or you want to check for yourself: 

Step One: Check the Ada County Assessor’s Website. The Ada County Assessor maintains a land record system that is available online: http://www.adacountyassessor.org/propsys/ This system lets you search by address, parcel number, or subdivision. Once you find the property, look for "Zone Code" to the left of the picture. 

Step Two: Once you have the zoning code you need to compare that to the Eagle City Code 8-2-1: Zoning Districts, which can be found online at the following link: https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/eagleid/latest/eagle_id/0-0-0-9902. This section of Eagle City Code will also give you information about permitted uses within the zone and setbacks. 

Please Note: The County Assessor’s website is not always up-to-date and the City Planning & Zoning should be contacted for the most accurate information.

2. What is Eagle's land use and hearing process?

Prior to Submittal: 

Two events must occur before the City accepls an application. 

1. Pre-application Meeting: Meeting with City Staff to discuss city requirements, and 
2. Neighborhood Meeting: Meeting with property owners within 300 feet of project site. (The City is not part of nor does it attend this meeting.) 

Step 1: Application Submittal

Applicant schedules a meeting with staff to submit materials & fees. The City will create a file. This is the 1st time the City has the application materials. 

Step 2: Agency Transmission and Staff Review

Staff sends the application to agencies for comment and recommendations. Staff review the application and creates a staff report based on the City Comprehensive Plan and City Code. The staff report is available 5 to 7 days before the hearing. 

Step 3: Public Notification

A minimum of 15-days before hearing a letter is to sent property owners within 300-ft. of the site and notice is published in the newspaper explaining the request, as well as, the date, lime, & location of the hearing. The site is posted 10- days before the hearing. 

Step 4: P&Z Commission Hearing

The applicant and the public share their reasons for approval or denial. The commission’s decision is a recommendation to the City Council. The commission will issue written findings of fact based on the public hearing, comprehensive plan, and City code. 

Step 5: Public Notification Again

A repeat the public notification process from Step 3 but with City Council hearing date, time & location. 

Step 6: City Council Hearing

The applicant and the public share their reasons for approval or denial. The City Council can approve, deny, or send back to the P&Z Commission or staff for additional work. The City Council will issue written findings of fact based on the public hearing, comprehensive plan, and City code. Findings are customarily adopted at a separate meeting on the Council’s consent agenda. 

On to the Design Review Process...

All land uses (aside from a single home or 2-family homes) are subject to the Eagle Design Review Process prior to development or construction. 

Click here for a handy flow chart explaining this process. 

3. What are Eagle's property maintenance requirements?

8-11-3: MINIMAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE: No building or premises shall detrimentally impact the surrounding neighborhood due to dilapidation, deterioration, decay, abandonment or unfinished construction and render the enjoyment of the property essentially uncomfortable or inconvenient to the neighborhood. (Ord. 520, 6-28-2005) 

If you have questions contact: Eagle Police Code Enforcement Office at (208) 577-3715 or file a code enforcement complaint online. 

4. What are Eagle's architectural styles?

The City of Eagle has 9 architectural design styles. They are as follows:

1. Craftsman 189-1920
2. Colonial Revival 1905-1915
3. English Cottage 1910-1930
4. Italianate 1880-1900
5. Mediterranean 1925-1935
6. Prairie School 1910-1925
7. Queen Ann 1880-1910
8. Romanesque Revival 1890-1900
9. Tudor 1920-1930

For more information about these design styles and how they are applied please view the Eagle Architecture and Site Design Book.

5. Which agencies receive land use applications?

Agencies that receive land use applications

6. What is the plan for Downtown Eagle?

Downtown Eagle Plan 4/29/2019

7. What multi-family projects have been approved?

8. How much did Eagle grow in 2018?

Eagle 2018 Growth Report

9. What are the roles and responsibilities of the Mayor, Council, Planning and Zoning Commission, and Design Review Board?

Mayor: Eagle City Code 1-5-4

The Mayor is sworn in to protect and defend the US constitution, the Idaho Constitution, Idaho Code, and Eagle City Code. The Mayor serves as the chief administrator for the City- presiding over meetings of the Council, setting agendas, processing complaints, and overseeing day to day management of the City. Unlike the City Council, the Mayor only votes to break a tie. 

City Council: Eagle City Code 1-5-5

The Eagle City Council is made up of four at-large elected officials who are sworn in to protect and defend the US constitution, the Idaho Constitution, Idaho Code, and Eagle City Code. The City Council is the legislative and policy-making branch of the City government. The Council is charged with oversight of the City finances, improvements & work done for the City. 

Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z): Eagle City Code 2-1-5

The Planning and Zoning Commission is made up of five mayor-appointed and council confirmed members. The commission is charged with oversight under Idaho Code 67-65: The Local Land Use Planning Act. One of the five members shall be appointed to represent the people outside the City limits but within the Eagle Area of Impact Boundary. 

Design Review Board: Eagle City Code 2-2-4

The Eagle Design Review Board is made up of five mayor-appointed and council confirmed design professionals (land use, engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, business & citizen). The Board reviews both commercial & subdivision applications to confirm compliance with the City’s Design Review Standards in Eagle City Code 8- 2A.

10. What is the difference between the comprehensive plan and zoning?

Open the document to learn about the difference between the comprehensive plan and zoning

11. What codes guide development?

Open document to learn about development codes

12. Where can I park a trailer?

8-3-2: SUPPLEMENTAL GENERAL PROVISIONS: C. Parking And Storing Of Certain Vehicles: Automotive vehicles or trailers of any kind or type without current license plates shall not be parked or stored on any residentially zoned property other than in a completely enclosed building or carport. Further, no boats, motor homes or other recreational vehicles may be parked more than seventy-two (72) consecutive hours in front of any residentially zoned property. One boat and one recreational vehicle may be stored in the side or rear yard.

If you have questions contact: Eagle Police Code Enforcement Office at (208) 577-3715 or file a code enforcement complaint online. 

13. What is the Eagle is HOME plan?

Learn about the Eagle is HOME plan

14. What changed with the 2017 Eagle is HOME Comprehensive Plan?

Learn about the 2017 Eagle is HOME plan changes

15. What is the difference between an variance and a waiver?

Open the learn about variances and waivers.

16. How do the city and school district work together to plan for growth?

The City of Eagle and West Ada School District release first-ever School Planning Report Card. The goal of the report card is to have the school district and City review how the two entities cooperatively plan for, fund, and manage public schools within the City of Eagle. Additional information on school capacity and enrollment is released by the West Ada School District in September of each year. The City provides the school district copies of all applications received by the City for recommendation and comment. The intent is to have the report card updated annually as conditions changes within the District.

17. How do I read a City of Eagle meeting agenda?

How to read an agenda.

18. What are the 2019 school enrollment levels?

West Ada School District enrollment map.

19. How do I submit a Public Records Request?

Public Records Request Form

Helpful tips when looking for specific documents:

The City of Eagle has made it a top priority to make public records easily accessible to the general public, and thus is proud to provide several options for the public to utilize in obtaining public records.

• Laserfiche Weblink – The City’s online record repository holds thousands of documents including agendas, minutes, contracts and much much more! 

HELPFUL TIPS: Use the search bar to find a specific term.  To narrow your search, click on a folder (i.e. agendas, et.al) and type in the desired term.

 Please logout upon completion of session LaserFiche Weblink -Failing to click on the “LOGOUT” button may result in access being blocked for up to 20 minutes.  

• Granicus: Staff Reports, as well as, draft Ordinances / Resolutions / Proclamations can be accessed. These PDF documents can be accessed under the meeting date that the item is scheduled to be considered; Use the Search button located in the middle of the page immediately after the items listed as Upcoming Events.
• Public Record Request:  You may complete out a Public Records Request form and submit it online or bring it to City Hall and staff will provide the items you are seeking.  Please note:  Idaho Code Title 74 Chapter 1 (103)– gives the agency (3) working days to respond to a request or up to (10) days if more time is needed in order to fulfill the request.

Should you like further assistance utilizing the Laserfiche Weblink or Granicus please contact Ellen Smith, Records Management- Information Specialist at 208-489-8792.