I wrote this yesterday, and posted it, but google apparently lost it. Essentially, what I had to say is that Waterford Park homes is in the deep doo-doo again. It seems that they bought a float home to remodel for an office, having given up their previous space to condos that don't have occupancy permits.
Well, it turns out that they don't have one for the float office either. Something about commercial use permit for a float home in a residential setting. As a result, no sewer hook-up is available to them. The employees are having to walk up and out of the marina to use the public toilets at the Boileaus Condos.
It has been pointed out to me that occupying a building without plumbing is illegal, yet there they are.
One employee that I talked to yesterday, said that all of the hourly employees were laid off, including him. When I asked him why, he replied,"The County shut us down."
I'm not quite sure what that means, other than the previous info that we have had, but it sounds like Waterford Park Homes, LLC and the local projects are starting to crumble a little. Could it be that the bankers are getting nervous too?
Breaking all the rules is bad, even when you have friends at court. Breaking them when you have made enemies of practically everyone, can be a disaster. Shape up or ship out, guy...
DFO Day in CdA
6 years ago
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Did you go to the meeting Thurs. night? Also is your AOL address still good?
Cheers for the folks in Bayview who are insisting that Kootenai County uniformly, fairly, and consistently enforce its zoning ordinances no matter how much money would-be offenders might wave.
We're beginning to have a little success in getting the City of Coeur d'Alene to do the same thing, but it's a slow process. The City of Coeur d'Alene's philosophy is that just about any residential zoning violation is okay as long as no one, particularly no one with lots of money, complains.
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