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Spokane council passes interim ordinance on off‑premise alcohol outlets near community centers; six‑month comment period announced
Summary
The Spokane City Council passed an interim ordinance April 28 relating to off‑premise alcohol outlets near community centers and opened a six‑month period for public feedback, council member Zach Zapone said. The ordinance text, vote tally and enforcement details were not provided in the recap.
The Spokane City Council passed an interim ordinance April 28 relating to off‑premise alcohol outlets near community centers, and the council opened a six‑month period for public feedback, Spokane City Council member Zach Zapone said.
"We also passed an interim ordinance relating to off premise alcohol outlets near community centers," Zapone said. He added residents may "come down to city council and provide more feedback on that interim ordinance" over the next six months.
The meeting recap did not include the ordinance text, a vote tally, or specifics on enforcement, buffer distances or penalties. Funding sources and any required follow-up staff reports were not specified in the recap. Residents were directed to spokanecity.org for further information or to provide input.
