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Sandpoint seeks 100% RV‑park design and $950,000 state grant funds for City Beach improvements
Summary
Staff updated the committee on a $950,000 Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation RV grant (city match $50,000), selection of HMH Engineering and MTLA, plans to reduce RV sites to about 18, stormwater and landscaping improvements, and a schedule aiming for 100% design by October for fall construction.
Jason Welker briefed the Sustainability Committee on the RV-park and City Beach parking design process and a $950,000 recreational-vehicle grant the city received to improve the RV park footprint. The grant is limited to RV-focused improvements; the city has budgeted a $50,000 local match.
Welker said the design team (HMH Engineering and MTLA Landscape Architecture) is finalizing a layout that would likely reduce the current 22–23 sites to about 18, add stormwater landscaping and improve circulation so boat trailers and vehicles are separated. He said the team aims to finish a 100% design by October so construction can proceed this fall and winter.
Committee members discussed amenities (restroom location, EV charging, tent and bike-only camping), the potential to incorporate solar lighting or onsite solar charging for RVs and bikes, and an initial restroom-engineering cost estimate that staff had placed near $500,000. Staff will bring refined concepts and grant-seeking priorities at future meetings.
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