Judge Gives OK To Sewer Project
Judge John Luster has given approval, through the judicial confirmation process, for the city of Coeur d’Alene to spend $36M for a federally mandated expansion of the wastewater treatment plant. The judge deemed the project an “ordinary and necessary” expense — and, therefore, it doesn’t require a public vote. The city is moving ahead with a public vote because Councilman Steve Adams has threatened to appeal the decision, tying up the project in court for possibly up to a year and endangering federal loans and funding. Full judge’s decision here .
Question: Do you think someone can talk some sense into Councilman Steve Adams before tonight’s meeting, to avoid an unnecessary expense of $75,000 to conduct a bond election in May?
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