CDA Press published an article with the results of the No Huetter Bypass groups’s request to stop the overlay that Kootenai County Planning was going to place on the right of way along with a 100 foot setback.
Upon request of the No Huetter Bypass Group and agreement from Idaho Transportation, the Kootenai County Planning and Zoning Commission stayed the Huetter Corridor zoning overlay.
A letter to Glenn Miles, Executive Director Director of the KMPO requesting several items which cannot be found on the KMPO.net website but greatly impact the community.
A letter to Glenn Miles, Executive Director Director of the KMPO requesting several items which cannot be found on the KMPO.net website but greatly impact the community.
A letter to David Callahan, Director of Kootenai County Community Development from Ronald McGhie regarding Huetter Bypass Land Use Development Code (LUDC) Overlay.
Kootenai County is seeking input on the Huetter Corridor Project. But they already have said they are sure this project will happen and will be unreasonable to any other details.
CDA Press published an article talking about how the Huetter Corridor Project will wipe many homes off the map and is currently repressing their market value, keeping home owners from selling.
The Huetter Road Corridor project for Kootenai county is outdated and unneeded in its current form. It lacks a growth strategy for Northern Idaho that stays in line with a principal tenant of the citizens that live in Kootenai county; to preserve, to the greatest extent possible, the beauty of the area while enabling the growth of the community. Therefore, members of the community are demanding that the Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization (KMPO) immediately terminate the project and look to more forward-thinking solutions.