POST FALLS, Idaho — What’s happening with the Spokane Street water tower?

At the moment, nothing.

But Post Falls officials are looking into ways to fundraise to preserve the iconic landmark between First and Second avenues as part of the city’s future skyline.

John Beacham, public works director, recently told the City Council that the water tower was constructed in 1908 and hasn’t been a functional holding of the city’s water division for years because its water pressure isn’t up to modern standards.

“We’re considering if it should become more of a landmark for the city,” Beacham said.

He noted if local identity wasn’t so tied to the tower, it would be a simple decision to demolish it.

“It's definitely one of the popular landmarks of downtown Post Falls and there really isn’t an opt

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