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Council says it approved commute-trip-reduction and bicycle master plan updates to align with comprehensive plan
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Council President Betsy Wilkerson said the Spokane City Council approved updates to the city's commute trip reduction plan and bicycle master plan to align with the comprehensive plan, including investments in bicycle lanes and mobility routes.
Council President Betsy Wilkerson said the Spokane City Council approved updates to the city’s commute trip reduction plan and bicycle master plan to align them with the city’s comprehensive plan.
“This includes investment in bicycle lanes, mobility routes, ensuring that people of all ages and abilities can access goods and services with targeted investments,” Wilkerson said. The council’s statement framed the updates as part of broader work to improve how people move around Spokane.
The remarks did not specify which corridors, the scale of investment, funding sources, or an implementation timeline. Wilkerson also encouraged residents to read the plan on the city website for additional detail. The transcript does not include a recorded vote tally, mover, or seconder for the action.
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