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Jan 1, 2027·Capital improvement plan
City Of Sandpoint Capital Improvement Plan 2027
A single-year capital improvement plan for the City of Sandpoint for fiscal year 2027, covering infrastructure investments across wastewater, street, water, parks, police, and general government projects. The plan includes improvements to transportation and stormwater corridors, water system reliability, wastewater treatment and collection, and parks and recreational assets, funded through a mix of loan proceeds, utility funds, urban renewal agency support, grants, and other city funds.
Nov 4, 2026·
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The agenda includes updates from Ryan Wells regarding JER, as well as status updates for the Euclid Waterfront Project and the Baldfoot Disc Golf Course property. Additionally, the commission will review an arborist assessment of tree health at Farmin Park.
Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Sandpoint City Council Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on several key items, including the Euclid ROW Waterfront Access Project and its next steps. Additionally, the Council will discuss the seasonal closure of Lavina Street, a proposed reorganization of the Parks Division staffing with corresponding amendments to the general grade chart, and cost participation for the Hawthorne Business Park water main extension. The meeting also includes a review of the payables report and bill approvals, alongside a commemorative pledge.
The board meeting agenda includes the approval of minutes from a previous special meeting and the review of the monthly financial report. Key business items involve an update on downtown parking lot cameras and the approval of various reimbursement invoices for the city, covering administration costs, the Great Northern Road project, downtown art, downtown parking lot improvements, a historic walking tour brochure, and downtown revitalization phase three. Additionally, the agenda features discussions on the Superior Street right-of-way boundary and the establishment of a fund to offset historic preservation certificate permits.
