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The document contains the minutes of a public hearing held by the Kootenai County Hearing Examiner on November 17, 2011. The primary focus of the hearing was to address two appeals filed by Tom and Connie Fudge regarding site disturbance permits and administrative interpretations related to a condominium project in Kootenai County, Idaho. The Hearing Examiner, Lisa Key, led the proceedings with staff presentations and public testimonies discussing legal issues surrounding the permits, including concerns about buildability, compliance with county ordinances, and procedural validity. The hearing concluded with plans for the Hearing Examiner to submit written recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners.

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The top 3 things that you MUST get done in your day. Sometimes, there are obvious items on the agenda that I have to get done. For example, if I have a deadline for a client, that goes on my top 3. But some days, its not exactly clear what needs to get done.

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