Students and downtown groups urge improved walkability, plaza smoke rules and transparency on LTAC spending
Public commenters at the Pullman City Council meeting described a student-built walkability tool, urged no-smoking rules on downtown plazas, asked for an update on Lodging Tax Advisory Committee spending, and summarized successful downtown events.
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Several public commenters addressed the council Aug. 26 with items ranging from a student-built walkability data tool to concerns about smoking on downtown plazas and requests for lodging-tax transparency.
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