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      • Position Statement on Areas of City Impact
      • Protecting the Integrity of Public Testimony in AOI Hearings
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      • Letter to Cities Re: AOI Considerations
      • News 6 Report on the AOI Hearings
      • Greenleaf
      • Homedale
      • Melba
      • Middleton
      • Nampa
      • Notus
      • Parma
      • Star
      • Wilder
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      • Gregg Alger Shares on the Doty Stew Podcast Recently
      • Keri Smith joins the Doty Stew Podcast
      • Podcast Recap: Growth, Ag Land, and the Hard Choices Idaho Has to Make
      • OPP (One_Percent_Podcast) Episode 023: Rick Hogaboam
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    • Ag Forum Recap #1: Growth Decisions Are Happening Now
      • Why Zoning Still Matters – Recap#2
      • Day 3: Agriculture Is Not Dying—And the Next Generation Is Here
      • Day 4: When One Farm Sells, Everyone Feels It
      • Day 5: Boundaries, Infill, and the Path Forward
    • Growing Together Joins Statewide Ag Viability Conversation
    • “Idaho Is – What America Was”
    • Growing Together Presents at the 81st Annual IASCD Conference
    • Caldwell Chamber Agri-Business Luncheon
  • Important Information
    • Statewide precedent on who can challenge zoning, annexation and land use type development in court
    • Summary of Property Rights in Idaho
    • How Sprawl Affects Communities
    • The Cost of Growth: Why Development Patterns Matter for Canyon County’s Future
    • Future Land Use Map (FLUM) and Zoning Map
    • A Healthy Portfolio for Our Future
    • Development in Agriculture #CR2022-0029

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Future Land Use Map (FLUM) and Zoning Map
30 Apr 2026

Future Land Use Map (FLUM) and Zoning Map

by connieloua | posted in: Community Education | 0

by Keri Smith 4.20.26   When most people think about how land is regulated in their county, they picture zoning maps — those color-coded diagrams that tell you what can be built where. But there’s another map that often gets … Continued

Canyon County, comprehensive plan, FlUM, Future Land Use Map, Growth and Development, Wise Land Use Decisions, Zoning, Zoning Ordinance

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