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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1972
Page
1
The Sandpoint City Council unanimously approved a 23708.06 bid from Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co for cast iron pipe and fittings to replace wooden water mains in Kootenai and Sandpoint. They discussed next year using transit or plastic piping pending Health Department approval.
State Land Board approves a phase II inlieu timber land selection in the St Maries area totaling about 10 500 acres bringing the state total to roughly 21 000 acres of inlieu lands. The plan aims to use the land for timber inventory and to exchange 10 000 more acres with the federal government to build a 40 000 acre state forest in the St Maries region.
The Panhandle Health District No. 1 moves from the Court House second floor to 820 North First Avenue on April 12. New phone number is 263-5159.
Bonner County Sportsmen Association heard a Kaniksu National Forest plan to salvage about four and a half million board feet of timber and build five miles of road along Green Bay from Camp Bay to near Garfield Bay. Alternatives include roads, picnic facilities, and selective logging, with most members opposing roads into the area. Hearings to be announced. officials noted protections for deer and grazing concerns.
Boise UPI reports Robert Montgomery, head of Idaho's Air Pollution Control Commission, criticized 1972 legislative actions and a 67 299 general fund appropriation as "absurd" and predicted the program could be set back two years. He warned of legal questions as the commission's duties transfer to the Department of Environmental Protection and Health on July 1 amid repeal of code sections.
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