COEUR TERRE: Negative impact on Indian Meadows
I have lived in Coeur d’Alene since 1984. We moved to Indian Meadows in 1993 because we wanted a rural lifestyle but be close enough to town for my wife to be on call at Kootenai Hospital. Indian Meadows was the answer to our dreams. Seven minutes to the hospital and an acre to plant a big garden, grow apples for cider, raise kids in an environment where they were safe to travel the neighborhood and visit friends.
Most days in the summer a menagerie of horses being ridden, ponies pulling carts, dogs pulling wagons, parents pushing strollers and dozens of kids on bicycles would pass my front door.
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