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Post Falls staff, technology-district partners discuss possible LPA language changes; draft requested
Summary
Staff reported a Sept. 11 call with representatives of a health project in the Post Falls Technology District seeking changes to Local Project Agreement (LPA) language; council members asked for a draft to be submitted for staff review and possible commission consideration in October.
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POST FALLS, Idaho — At its Sept. 18 meeting, Post Falls Urban Renewal Agency staff reported a Sept. 11 conference call with representatives of a health project in the Post Falls Technology District who expressed interest in modifying Local Project Agreement (LPA) language governing a joint venture arrangement.
Agency staff said council members on the call recommended the representatives submit a draft of proposed language for staff review. Staff indicated they had not yet received draft language and said the item could return to the commission for consideration in October if a draft is submitted.
No formal action was taken at the Sept. 18 meeting; staff flagged the topic for potential future agenda placement pending receipt of proposed contract language.
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