The City Council meeting included a proclamation regarding Monarch Butterflies and discussions on several key items. Decisions were made regarding the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and the Intent to Use Forgone Levying Authority, along with the adoption of the Annual Appropriation Ordinance. The Council deliberated on the Skyway Estates Subdivision Preliminary Plat, approved ballot language and revenue allocation for a Local Option Tax, and authorized a professional services agreement amendment for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Additionally, the Council approved the Bonner County All-Hazard Mitigation Plan and reviewed an invoice register for payable bills.
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Arts, Culture and Historic Preservation Commission Meeting Agenda and Minutes
The agenda for the upcoming meeting includes discussions regarding the Carousel of Smiles mural application, public art maintenance strategies, and various project updates. The document also includes records from previous sessions which covered the review of mural applications, the selection of designs for the street lamp banner program and City Beach basketball court, and the ongoing development and review of the Historic Preservation Ordinance and associated draft zoning code updates.
Jun 11, 2026·Board meeting
City of Sandpoint Bid Opening
The City of Sandpoint held a public bid opening for the wastewater treatment plant screw press upgrade project. Six bids were received and reviewed for completeness, including documentation such as public works contractor licenses, bid bonds, subcontractor forms, and addendum acknowledgments. The preliminary lump sum bid amounts were recorded for each of the six responding construction companies. The city indicated that it will proceed to evaluate the responsiveness and responsibility of all bids received.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Sandpoint Arts, Culture and Historic Preservation Commission Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed financial reports for local funds and discussed project updates, including the silverbox project. A major focus was the review of a mural application for a property, which the commission ultimately denied due to concerns that the design functioned more as signage and lacked the artistic and historical context desired for the downtown area. Additionally, the commission initiated a scoring process for the street lamp banner program, establishing a rubric to evaluate proposals based on artistic quality, thematic expression, and suitability for the streetscape.
