OUR DISTRICTS
The Post Falls Urban Renewal Agency was created in May 1991 by Resolution 91-11. There are currently 3 active districts in the Post Falls area.
The Downtown District Plan was approved by City Council on June 1, 2021. The main focus of this district is to create a “Downtown” for Post Falls.
Year of creation: 2021
Size: 548 acres
Base assessed value: $226,655,548
“Increment value” 2023: $117,553,892
Projected termination date: 2041
The main focus of the Pleasant View District is to install city services (water and sewer) and road improvements through the Pleasant View corridor.
Year of creation: 2021
Size: 600 acres
Base assessed value: $4,068,315
“Increment value” 2023: $2,280,235
Projected termination date: 2041
Goals for this district’s infrastructure improvements are primarily traffic-related. Modifications have been made to the Highway 41/Interstate 90 area already.
Year of creation: 2002
Size: 972 acres
Base assessed value (2002): $62,413,796
Reset Base value (2006): $68,866,179
“Increment value” 2022: $691,630,798
Termination date: December 2022
The Center Point District has attracted numerous employers who have built new buildings to accommodate their commercial and service operations.
Year of creation: 2002
Size: 335 acres
Base assessed value: $1,395,916
“Increment value” 2022: $117,443,704
Termination date: December 2022
The district was opened in 2005 to address blight, extend public infrastructure to support mixed use housing, commercial and light industrial development, and address traffic improvements on 248 acres adjacent to the Flexcel manufacturing facility.
Year of creation: 2005
Size: 248 acres
Termination date: November 2020
The purpose of this district was to pursue opportunities for improvements that would promote mixed use diversity, thereby achieving rejuvenation and stimulation of a depressed area including the creation of a “City Center.”
Year of creation: 1994
Size: 231 acres
Termination date: August 2018
Infrastructure improvements supported the development of North Idaho College’s Workforce Training Center and the University of Idaho’s Research Park. In 2005, Buck Knives relocated its manufacturing plant from California, bringing 150 jobs to the area.
Year of creation: 1995
Size: 330 acres
Termination date: November 2012
The Urban Renewal Agency worked with the proponent to finance public improvement projects including street reconstruction, additional traffic signals & fire hydrants, sewer and water line extensions, storm water treatment, landscaping, street lighting and bike paths in this District.
Year of creation: 1992
Size: 665 acres
Termination date: 2001
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