District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 28

Spokane, WALocal News

The Urban Experience Committee and the Public Infrastructure, Environment, and Sustainability Committee will hold meetings on October 20 in the City Council Chambers, with the Legislative Session following later that day. A community workshop will address the Division Street Transit-Oriented Development Plan, which aims to create walkable neighborhoods near high-frequency transit options. This project emphasizes the importance of mixed-use spaces where residents can live, work, and shop within proximity. Residents can sign up for the PlanSpokane 2046 newsletter for ongoing updates regarding community engagement and the comprehensive plan's progress. The city focuses on improving local infrastructure and sustainability efforts through this initiative.

Enhancing walkability and mixed-use areas could lead to significant benefits for community livability and environmental impact. The workshops and sessions aim to involve residents in shaping future developments. Local officials are committed to fostering a more sustainable urban environment through these initiatives.

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