Post Falls Planning News Today

Although he's done serving as a Post Falls City Council member, Lynn Borders is not done contributing his time and talents to the River City. “He hasn’t quit," Post Falls Mayor Ron Jacobson said Thursday evening. "He’s retired from the city, but he hasn’t quit." Jacobson has known Borders for nearly 44 years. They lived a few doors apart when Jacobson and his family first moved to Post Falls, so their daughters grew up together.

The Post Falls Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings at 5:30 tonight regarding two proposed annexations.

The Post Falls Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved requested changes to the Montrose Planned Unit Development and approved a proposed subdivision Tuesday during a public hearing.

The construction of a food service building for the Post Falls School District and two separate subdivisions were unanimously approved Tuesday night by the Post Falls Planning and Zoning Commission.

A potential land exchange contingent on a large, three-part annexation and zoning changes could preserve more prairie land and save it from development.

It will be held in the basement conference room of Post Falls City Hall, 408 N. Spokane St.

Following is self-storage development and zoning activity taking place in October 2022.

The request would allow construction of multi-family housing and a new technology park.

Subdivision decisions will be the focus of the Post Falls Planning and Zoning Commission meeting tonight, as reported by our news partner the Coeur d'Alene Press.