Shoreline Urban Renewal District
The Shoreline Urban Renewal District holds opportunity to solve public infrastructure deficiencies in the Lusk Street neighborhood, revitalize the River Street neighborhood and enhance the riverfront amenities and mobility corridor along the Boise River.
The City of Boise directed Capital City Development Corporation (CCDC), Boise’s redevelopment agency, to proceed with the Shoreline District formation process. Initial investigations began in early 2017, approved of by stakeholders and partner agencies, then formally adopted on December 18, 2018. The Shoreline District took effect January 1, 2019, and will remain an active district for 20 years, and terminate in year 2039.
The district is located in downtown Boise and is generally bounded by I-184, River Street, Capitol Boulevard, Sherwood Street, and the southern bank of the Boise River.
The following documents were produced as part of the district formation process and provide detailed information about the study area, project findings, and plans.
Guiding Community Plans
The Shoreline District’s urban renewal plan embodies the existing community plans and policies that guide and regulate the district’s area. These guiding documents include: