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Spokane City Council approves downtown zip line to run over Riverfront Park
Summary
The Spokane City Council unanimously approved a permissible-use agreement allowing a private operator to install and run a downtown zip line over Riverfront Park; councilors said the contractor will assume installation costs, carry enhanced insurance and provide low-cost access days.
The Spokane City Council voted unanimously June 23 to approve a permissible-use agreement that allows a privately operated zip line to be built over Riverfront Park and land in the downtown core.
Downtown Spokane Partnership representative Raylyn Barton said the organization "proudly formalize[s] our strong support for the proposed downtown rec zip line operated by Mike Moon Zip Tours," calling the attraction a "thoughtful and strategic addition to the downtown experience." The council had earlier described the item as Ordinance C36703, approving a permissible-use agreement OPR 2025-431 between the city, Spokane Parks and Recreation, Spokane Skylines LLC and Epiphany Apply Concepts Inc. for the construction, operation and maintenance of a zip line.
The project drew public support from the…
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