Public dock access issue may be resolved before boating season
The Lakes Highway District board met last night to brainstorm options with members of the public after the Kootenai County Board of County Commissioners terminated the launch lease on Jan. 6. From left to right: Susan Weeks, Steve Adams, Monty Montgomery, Rod Twete, Eric Shanley and Aliesha Hendry.
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Gary MacDonald, of MacDonald's Resort, addressed the Lakes Highway District Monday with concerns about dock access in Bayview after the contract was terminated between the Kootenai County Board of County Commissioners after the county terminated the launch lease on Jan. 6.
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A resolution appears close regarding public docks and restrooms previously maintained by Kootenai County's Department of Parks and Waterways, just in time for the upcoming boating season.
Since the county terminated its launch lease Jan. 6, concerns have emerged about sites at Bayview Fifth and Lakeside, the Spirit Lake Nautical Loop and the Twin Lakes Par 3.
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