KMPO has spent more than 20 years trying to build support for the Huetter Road Corridor. We track the Rathdrum Prairie transportation study and put the community's comments on the record.
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Communications ·
by Don McGhie
A letter Don McGhie to Director David Callahan in question of the Huetter Corridor Zoning meeting and if the project can be considered valid.
Communications ·
by Brian Rogers
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.
Continue reading: Brian Rogers to David Callahan - Huetter Corridor Overlay Zone
Communications ·
by Ron McGhie
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.
Continue reading: Ron McGhie to KMPO Glenn Miles - Request for Information
Communications ·
by Ron McGhie
A letter to David Callahan, Director of Kootenai County Community Development from Ronald McGhie regarding Huetter Bypass Land Use Development Code (LUDC) Overlay.
Continue reading: Ron McGhie to KC Community Development - Huetter Bypass LUDC Overlay
Communications ·
by Brian Rogers
Len Crosby asks Brian Rogers, copying KMPO's Glenn Miles, to stop using the chambers' Joint Public Policy Committee as a forum for concerns about KMPO's planning and to raise them only at KMPO, county and city meetings. Brian Rogers replies the same afternoon that he will keep speaking up for the residents opposed to the direction of development.
Continue reading: Len Crosby and Brian Rogers - Your Continued Discussions with KMPO
Communications ·
by Brian Rogers
The Huetter Road Corridor project for Kootenai county is outdated and unneeded in its current form.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.
