Here's a map by Molly Quinn/SR of the area that will be affected by this proposal.
Hagadone Hospitality Co. is pursuing a major makeover of the Coeur d’Alene Resort’s front entrance, collaborating with the city of Coeur d’Alene on plans that include moving the Centennial Trail closer to city streets, removing street trees, enlarging the landscaped area and eliminating some parking spaces. The proposal, which goes before the Coeur d’Alene Planning Commission tonight, dovetails with city plans to reconfigure vehicle access to the 6.5-acre resort and close a section of Front Avenue to auto traffic. The work would be done next spring. The changes are intended to accommodate growing foot traffic around the resort, which has expressed interest in building a 200-room addition at the west end of the Resort Shops at Second Street and Sherman Avenue, the planning department wrote in support of the proposal/Scott Maben, SR. More here.(SR file photo)
Question: Do you support/oppose the proposed changes offered by the Coeur d'Alene Resort?
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d’Alene on plans that include moving the Centennial Trail closer to city streets, removing street trees, enlarging the landscaped area and eliminating some parking spaces. The proposal, which goes before the Coeur d’Alene Planning Commission tonight, dovetails with city plans to reconfigure vehicle access to the 6.5-acre resort and close a section of Front Avenue to auto traffic. The work would be done next spring. The changes are intended to accommodate growing foot traffic around the resort, which has expressed interest in building a 200-room addition at the west end of the Resort Shops at Second Street and Sherman Avenue, the planning department wrote in support of the proposal/Scott Maben, SR. More here. (SR file photo)
