Family works toward resolution with city of Post Falls over home on county land
Lloyd Wayne Dorsey addresses Post Falls City Council Tuesday in hopes of moving the resolution forward for a property on a Kootenai County island he and his wife want to build a house on instead of their old doublewide.
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Jinny and Lloyd Wayne Dorsey's property sits on Kootenai County land and they have been living in their RV after they tore down their doublewide home to try and build a home with handicapped accessibility on the lot.
After some permits had been issued, they ran into a roadblock over having to potentially annex into Post Falls and connect to the Post Falls sewer system because of where their property falls in a county island.
CAROLYN BOSTICK/Press
POST FALLS — About 30 citizens turned out to the City Council meeting Tuesday night, many in support of Jinny and Lloyd Wayne Dorsey, who own property on a Kootenai County island, but hit a snag when it came to building a home where their doublewide once stood on 12th Avenue.
“It’s not too often we get a crowd like this,” Mayor Ron Jacobson said. “Thank you for taking the time to show up and show your support.”
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