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Spokane council defers LRAD budget, employees ordinance, safe-streets signs and Hilliard plan
Summary
Council Member Kitty Klitzke said the council deferred a special budget ordinance for long-range acoustic devices pending an SPD briefing, and postponed a council employees ordinance, a safe-streets signs ordinance (missing visuals), and the Hilliard sub-area plan to resolve outstanding issues.
Council Member Kitty Klitzke said the Spokane City Council deferred four items at this meeting: a special budget ordinance related to long-range acoustic devices, a council employees ordinance, an ordinance on safe-streets signs, and the Hilliard sub-area plan.
On the long-range acoustic devices item, Klitzke said the council deferred the special budget ordinance "so that we can have SPD come and educate us more about how these devices work." The transcript records that the reason for that deferral was to request a briefing from the Spokane Police Department.
The safe-streets signs ordinance was deferred because the packet lacked the correct visuals, Klitzke said. The Hilliard sub-area plan was deferred "to work out some more kinks on that issue," according to Klitzke's statement. The council employees ordinance was deferred; the transcript did not specify the reason for that particular deferral.
None of the deferrals recorded in the transcript included motions, seconds, or vote tallies in the excerpt provided. The transcript does not specify new dates for returning the items to the council or which staff members will provide the requested SPD briefing or corrected packet materials.
