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Council adopts Klitzke amendment to commercial parking tax public rule after debate
Summary
After debate over legal scope and implementation, the council approved the Klitzke amendment to a commercial parking tax public rule by a 6–1 vote; the amendment allows zone-based reserved parking rather than requiring dedicated 24-hour spaces for individual cars and prompted discussion about good neighbor agreements and lobbying-code limits on council advocacy.
The Spokane City Council approved an amendment to the proposed commercial parking tax public rule after a divided debate over legal scope and policy details.
Council member Klitzke moved adoption of the Klitzke Amendment to the resolution concerning the commercial parking tax public rule, arguing the change would reduce land dedicated to parking and allow zone-based reserved parking rather than dedicated 24-hour spaces for individual vehicles.
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