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A groundbreaking attainable-housing project in Coeur d'Alene aims to provide over 100 deed-restricted units, keeping homes affordable for future generations.

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Staff highlights Ignite Coeur d'Alene attainable‑housing project; Post Falls notes local deed‑restricted precedent
Staff described Ignite Coeur d'Alene's attainable‑housing project with just over 100 deed‑restricted units and a current RFP; commissioners discussed deed restrictions, income limits and a smaller Post Falls example (roughly 24–30 deed‑restricted homes).
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October 17, 2026 at 11:56 AM
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The Montrose PUD just got a major facelift, with 76 acres retracted and a new subdivision of 346 lots approved—what does this mean for the future of the community?

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Commission approves Montrose PUD amendment and forwards 76‑acre subdivision to council
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a PUD amendment to remove ~76 acres from the Montrose PUD (PUD A‑26‑2) and approved a concurrent subdivision (SUBD‑26‑4) to create 346 lots, with amended HOA wording to keep the properties in the existing Montrose homeowners association.
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October 17, 2026 at 12:23 PM
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Post Falls just greenlit a controversial 18-lot cottage-home community, sparking debates over safety, traffic, and local flooding concerns!

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Post Falls planning commission approves 18‑lot McKinley Meadows cottage‑home project after debate over parking, traffic and flooding
The Planning & Zoning Commission on May 12 approved McKinley Meadows — an 18‑lot cottage‑home subdivision with SUP and PUD approvals — while commissioners and neighbors debated parking, traffic increases, flood risk and historic CC&Rs. The approvals include conditions requiring 16‑ft driveways and recorded utility easements.
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May 16, 2026 at 9:04 PM