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Spokane council approves shared-street pilot on Wall Street
Summary
The Spokane City Council approved a shared-street ordinance pilot focused on streets with high pedestrian and cycling activity, to start on Wall Street between Spokane Voules Boulevard and Maine, the council said; the transcript does not include implementation specifics or vote tallies.
Council Member Zac Zephon said the City Council approved a new shared-street ordinance as a pilot at the July 22 meeting. He described the ordinance as targeting streets with high pedestrian and cycling activity and said, "This is a pilot program that will start on Wall Street between Spokane Voules Boulevard and Maine."
The transcript records the council taking action to approve the ordinance but does not include the ordinance number, motion language, who moved or seconded the item, or the vote tally. The record also does not include technical details such as signage, design standards, enforcement, or a start date beyond the location named.
City staff materials and subsequent council documents (not included in the transcript) should provide specifics on design, timeline and funding for the pilot. The transcripted summary serves as a notice of the council action and the pilot location.
