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Council accepts donated swim dock from Kootenai County, flags fit concerns
Summary
Harrison accepted a donated swim dock from Kootenai County Parks & Waterways to be delivered at no cost, but public works noted the donated dock may be longer than compatible with existing pilings and flotation under the existing dock needs repair.
The city agreed to accept a donated swim dock from Kootenai County Parks & Waterways on April 14 after Public Works-related inspection and discussion. TJ Byrne reported he met with Dock Builders and confirmed the existing swim dock structure is in generally good condition but the flotation underneath needs attention; he also cautioned the larger donated dock might not be compatible with existing pilings. Kootenai County will deliver the donated dock at no cost. Will Butler moved to accept the donation and the council approved the motion unanimously.
Council members noted the operational detail that the donated dock's longer length could require adjustments or additional work to pilings or placement; the minutes indicate staff will coordinate delivery and review fit and installation details before permanent placement.
