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Spokane council approves PUD changes to allow small commercial uses, expanded outdoor dining

5058861 · June 24, 2025
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The Spokane City Council approved modifications to the city’s planned unit development (PUD) ordinance to allow flexibility in site size and the mix of uses, including small-scale commercial and expanded outdoor dining, Council member Katie Klitzky said.

Council member Katie Klitzky said the Spokane City Council approved modifications to the city’s planned unit development (PUD) ordinance to allow flexibility in site size and in the mix of uses allowed in PUDs, including neighborhood commercial and expanded outdoor dining.

Klitzky said the council also authorized the inclusion of small-scale commercial establishments in planned unit developments. The remarks did not specify ordinance section numbers, vote tallies or implementation timelines.

The change was presented as an amendment to the PUD ordinance to provide developers and planners greater flexibility on site size and allowable uses. For details and agenda documents, Klitzky directed residents to spokanecity.org.