Planning Commission, Airport Board Have Vacancies

Tue., Jan. 10, 1995

From Staff Reports

Spokane County commissioners are accepting applications for the Airport Board and the planning commission.

The Airport Board appointment would be for a three-year term. The five-member board meets monthly and oversees operations and management at Spokane International Airport, Geiger Field and the airport’s industrial park.

For more information contact Nancy Duncalfe, 455-6444.

The planning commission appointment is for a person living in commissioner District 2, which includes the Spokane Valley and the South Hill east of Division. The nine-member board advises county commissioners on growth and development issues and acts as a hearing body on subdivision and rezone requests.

For more information, contact the county planning department, 456-2205.

Persons interested in either appointment should submit a letter and resume to commissioners, or fill out an application form, which can be obtained by calling 456-2265. Applications for both positions are due by Jan. 16.

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