The City of Spokane has won Washington Department of Ecology praise for draft shoreline regulations being proposed within the city limits. Draft plans being developed by Spokane County, however, remain the subject of controversy. The Spokesman Review reports.
Another patch of the Spokane River shoreline near Post Falls may become homes under a plan to develop part of the Ross Point Baptist Camp. The Spokesman Review reports.
Due to delays, the Washington Department of Ecology may complete Spokane County’s Shoreline Management Plan. The plan will regulate development and maintenance of 750 miles of shorelines along rivers, lakes and streams. The Spokesman Review reports.
A comprehensive review of Spokane City’s shoreline master plan is no ready for review. A Planning Commission Public Hearing will be held on September 10th. See calendar for details. The Spokesman Review reports.
Delays by Spokane County in completing their shoreline managment plan for the Spokane River and surrounding lakes has resulted in the Washington Department of Ecology initiating a formal process to complete the plan.