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PROPOSED NEW HIGHWAY |
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EMMETTE TO DONNELLY IDAHO ROAD PLAN |
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UPDATE ON TAMARACK RESORT |
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RIGHT NOW Number of lots sold so far: 305 Total amount pf revenue generated by those lots: $170 million Number of resort-built chalets and cottages currently at Tamarack: 71. Number of privated homes currently at Tamarack: 22. Total number of employees at Tamarack: about 300. PLANS FOR 2005 Number of ski lifts to be built: 1 or 2. Number of new ski runs to be cleared: 12 to 15, totaling 140 acres. Number of new residential units to be built. To br determined during design and Valley County's review process. Projected opening date of $12 million, six-story Member's Lodge: December 2005 Projected opening date of Arling Center's chapel and conference center: December 2005 Projected opening date of nine holes of golf course: July 1 . Projected opening date of second nine holes of golf course: Labor Day. Plans for midmountain restaurant: Design work in 2005, with groundbreaking in 2006 |
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What's been done, what lies ahead |
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OTHER PLANS Other plans for 2005 include boat rental and guided tours on Lake Cascade, a lakefront food and beverage yurt, a beach volleyball court, 15 to 25 miles of new bike trails, the opening of fly-fishing pond on the golf course, guided scenic tours and "SUV hikes." development of an arts and culture center and grass amphitheater, and extension of snowmaking equipment to Tamarack's summit. |
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Govenor's road construction plan includes something old and new 06:13 PM MST on Tuesday, January 11, 2005 Idaho's NewsChannel 7 BOISE -- Governor Dirk Kempthorne has monumental plans for Idaho roads. KTVB Kempthorne says creating a bypass through Indian Valley will ease traffic on Idaho 55 and preserve its beauty as a scenic route. During his State of the State Address to lawmakers Monday, Kempthorne revealed his vision of a four-lane highway stretching from the Canadian border to the Treasure Valley. He called the massive project "Connecting Idaho." Kempthorne said it is a great opportunity for everyone to invest in our transportation and make driving in Idaho safer. His goal is to bring the north and south together with a multi-lane highway. Kempthorne is proposing funding $1.6 billion worth of road construction projects with Garvee bonds. |
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House approves highway funding bill, Legislature adjourns 05:07 PM MDT on Wednesday, April 6, 2005 John Masters BOISE -- The Idaho House has overwhelmingly voted in support of Gov. Dirk Kempthorne's highway funding plan. The final vote was 47-23. KTVB The Idaho House has approved Gov. Kempthorne's plan put $1.6 billion worth of highway projects on the fast track to construction. Senate Bill 1183 allows the state to fund $1.6 billion in highway construction projects |
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Governor's plan to build $1.6B worth of roads clears Senate committee 04:40 PM MST on Friday, March 11, 2005 KTVB.COM BOISE - Governor Dirk Kempthorne's plan to put $1.6 billion worth of Idaho road construction projects on the fast track to completion easily cleared a Senate committee today. |
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House approves highway funding bill, Legislature adjourns 05:07 PM MDT on Wednesday, April 6, 2005 John MastersKTVB.COM BOISE -- The Idaho House has overwhelmingly voted in support of Gov. Dirk Kempthorne's highway funding plan. The final vote was 47-23 |
