Cheney council finds county weed proposal noxious
Cost to city for control would increase by over 700 percent
Last updated 4/18/2014 at 9:42am
Deciding whether or not to save the former Northern Pacific train station wasn’t the only thing Cheney’s City Council did at their April 8 meeting. They also discussed what to do about noxious weeds.
Or more specifically what Spokane County’s Noxious Weed Control Board seeks to do, which is place a noxious weed assessment on all parcels in the county. In a March 28 letter to the city, board chairman Paul Puhek said the board is considering a minimum $2 per parcel assessment on all land in the county, with an additional 6 cent or 12 cent assessment per acre depending upon the type of s...
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