Some citizens oppose Post Falls subdivision
Julie Hensley speaks Tuesday night in council chambers during the public comments at a heated Post Falls City Council meeting. Residents filed an appeal to restart the hearing process for the North Place East Subdivision after a condition was lifted barring multifamily homes.
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Developer Kevin Schneidmiller spoke about the North Place East Subdivision after residents in the area triggered an appeal to Post Falls City Council.
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The North Place East subdivision plan from the Post Falls Planning and Zoning Commission staff report.
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POST FALLS — The City Council unanimously approved a controversial subdivision Tuesday night despite heated opposition from residents concerned about traffic and population growth.
At issue was the North Place East Subdivision, which could house up to 1,400 people over the next 20 years. The council upheld an Aug. 13 Planning and Zoning Commission decision to allow multifamily housing on parcel seven near Penrose Avenue and Idaho Road.
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