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Spokane previewed Division Street transit-oriented development study ahead of bus rapid transit
Summary
The Spokane Planning Commission on Jan. 8 heard a preview of the Division Street transit‑oriented development (TOD) study, a multi‑agency effort to align land‑use policy with planned bus rapid transit (BRT) on Division Street.
The Spokane Planning Commission on Jan. 8 heard a preview of the Division Street transit‑oriented development (TOD) study, a multi‑agency effort to align land‑use policy with planned bus rapid transit (BRT) on Division Street.
The project, led by city staff with consultant support, aims to study land use within roughly a half‑mile of the Division corridor, analyze eleven priority nodes identified in the earlier DivisionConnects work, select four to five nodes for in‑depth study and produce recommendations for changes to development policy and the development code. Colin Quinhurst, a city planning staff member who presented the overview, said the consultant team (MIG is the prime) will return in March with an existing conditions report and the results of public involvement planned for February.
Why it matters: Spokane Transit Authority is planning…
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