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Commission hears update on downtown housing proposals and possible lodging‑tax shortfall if hotel demolition proceeds
Summary
City and commission members discussed a proposed 40–60 unit downtown housing project, the role of year‑round residents in downtown vibrancy, and a warning from the mayor that demolition of a local hotel could reduce annual lodging‑tax revenue by about $200,000, affecting services paid by that revenue.
At its April 8 meeting the Sandpoint Arts, Culture & Preservation Commission discussed downtown housing proposals and broader budget implications that could affect arts and cultural programming.
A housing proposal south of Columbia Bank envisions roughly 40–60 units intended to bring residents downtown…
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