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Commissioners approve 58‑lot Clagstone subdivision; add 12‑month DEQ review window for public water system
Summary
The board approved the 58‑lot Clagstone Country Estates subdivision and added a condition that the developer have 12 months from approval to secure DEQ approval of a public water system; if DEQ review exceeds that timeframe, the developer may install individual wells.
Kootenai County commissioners voted Aug. 14 to approve MSP24‑0001, the Clagstone Country Estates subdivision, a proposed 58‑lot residential plat across roughly 399 acres, and added a condition limiting the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) review window for a community water system to 12 months. If DEQ has not approved the public drinking water system within that period, the developer may proceed with individual wells for lots intended to be sold.
Staff presentation: Ben Tarbutton described the two‑phase project that includes two open‑space tracts, a utility tract and space for bus stops and mailboxes. Primary access will be from…
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