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Council tables donated swim dock from Kootenai County pending delivery and installation details

Harrison City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Kootenai County offered to donate an 8' x 20' swim dock to replace Harrison's 13' x 13' platform, but the council voted to table the donation while seeking transport and installation cost estimates and follow-up. Public Works Supervisor Josh Burg provided dock-size details.

Council members discussed an offer from Kootenai County Parks & Waterways to donate a replacement swim dock for the city-owned platform at the marina. Public Works Supervisor Josh Burg said the existing dock "measures 13' x 13'" and that "the dock that the county is offering to donate is 8' x 20'." Nick Snyder, who observed the marina condition, was identified as raising the issue to preserve a safe swim platform for children.

Council members asked who would transport and install the donated dock; TJ Byrne offered to follow up with Nick Snyder to get those details and the council requested a delivery-cost estimate. Will Butler moved to table Item 8.B pending those logistics; Josephine Prophet seconded and the motion passed by roll call.

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