Item: LCDC plays the waiting game: Executive director thinks developers want to see results of current projects/Lucy Dukes, Coeur d’Alene Press
More Info: The Lake City Development Corp. has had only one application for partnership funding since this fiscal year began in October — though the pace could quicken as the months wear on. Whether it does depends on the market. LCDC executive director Tony Berns thinks developers want to see what happens with other projects, like Riverstone and Parkside, before they commit to new ones.
Question: Speaking of future projects, the Lake City Development Corp. will play a key role in the purchase and construction of the Education Corridor, adjacent to North Idaho College. Do you support this project?
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