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Spokane: Public Is Invited To Review Downtown Plan Update
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Kirstin Davis, 509.481.7223

The community is invited to give ideas and feedback regarding upcoming changes to Downtown Spokane. A public virtual workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, March 16. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about updated plans, boundaries and weigh in on design, lighting, pedestrian needs and more. The last time the plan was updated was 2008. Residents can learn more and provide feedback through an online survey or provide comments at www.spokanedowntownplan.org.

WHAT:          Downtown Spokane Plan Public Workshop

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WHEN:          Tuesday, March 16, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.

WHERE:         Online
WHO:          Public Welcome

Downtown is the city and region's center, home to the largest employment area and assets such as Riverfront Park, the financial district, major retail, historic urban core, and portions of the growing university and medical districts. With the area boasting millions in recent investments and new prospects for residents, shopping, and entertainment, the City of Spokane is working with Downtown Spokane Partnership and its consultant, Framework, in a public engagement process that will update the City's existing Downtown plan. The effort will join the community's vision to guide development, design, and regulatory recommendations for the future with major new efforts like the Central City Line.

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