Tubbs Hill Trail Study To Be Presented

Tue., Sept. 26, 2000

From Staff

The Post Falls civil engineering firm of Adams & Clark will present findings from its Tubbs Hill trail enhancement study at 6:30 p.m. today for the Coeur d’Alene Parks and Recreation Commission meeting.

Hagadone Corp. donated $20,000 for the study to find possible improvements to the 2.02-mile main trail encircling the Lake City’s natural park.

Doug Eastwood, the city’s parks director, said the commission most likely won’t take action. A second meeting could be scheduled to decide a course of action.

Adams & Clark will present the study at the commission’s meeting, in the meeting room at the Coeur d’Alene police station, 3818 Schreiber Way.

Eastwood said this will be the first of several informational meetings.

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