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Council member Klitsky says council held hearing on drive-through moratorium, heard primer on transit-oriented development
Summary
Council member Klitsky said the Spokane City Council held a hearing this week on a proposed moratorium on new drive-throughs and included a primer on transit-oriented development; the council directed residents to planspokane.org for more information on the comprehensive plan update.
Council member Klitsky said the Spokane City Council held a hearing this week on a proposed moratorium on new drive-throughs and that the hearing included a primer on transit-oriented development. Klitsky identified himself as a council member from Northwest Spokane.
The primer, Klitsky said, was presented as background for the council's discussion about whether to pause approvals of new drive-through facilities while staff and elected officials consider land-use approaches that prioritize transit-oriented development. Klitsky directed listeners to planspokane.org for more information about transit-oriented development and the city's upcoming comprehensive plan update.
The transcript provided a summary of the hearing but did not include details such as which staff or outside experts gave the primer, any proposed moratorium language, timelines for council action, or vote counts. Klitsky did not state next procedural steps in the recorded remarks.
