The Planning Department provides land use planning services to the citizens of Coeur d'Alene. These services include assisting the community in the development of the Comprehensive Plan and the administration of the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances.
*Please note any final decision made by the Planning and Zoning Commission is appealable within 15 days of the decision pursuant to sections 17.09.705 through 17.09.715 of Title 17, Zoning.
The department also oversees the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to assist low-to-moderate income community members.
(Click on the CDBG - Community Development Block Grant tab to the left to learn more.)
For more information about the Planning Department and what we do, you can watch a presentation to the General Services/Public Works Subcommittee of the City Council from December 2020.
For general zoning questions, to find out if your property is in the City, or to schedule a meeting or inspection, please call us at 208-769-2274 or send an email to [email protected]. Please be patient, as we may not be able to respond right away. Please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Department Staff
Hilary Patterson, MS (Community Planning Director) |
Office: (208) 769-2270 |
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Sean Holm, MBA (Senior Planner) |
Office: (208) 676-7401 |
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Tami Stroud (Associate Planner) Design Review Commission Liaison |
Office: (208) 666-5740 |
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Mike Behary, AICP, MURP (Associate Planner) |
Office: (208) 769-2271 |
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Traci Clark (Administrative Assistant) Planning Commission Liaison |
Office: (208) 769-2240 |
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Virginia Loustalot (Planning Technician) |
Office: (208) 292-5773 |
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Sherrie Badertscher (Community Development Specialist - CDBG Program) |
Office: (208) 769-2382 |
The City's new 2042 Comprehensive Plan (Envision Coeur d'Alene) was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Plan Award by the Idaho Chapter of the American Planning Association on October 6, 2022 in Garden City, Idaho.
The Planning Team is proud to have received a plaque from the American Planning Association designating Sherman Avenue as a Great Street in America: