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CITY ()F SPUkANE ``AI.LI:1"
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.STUnY SEssiON
Tursday, Dcrrmbrr 4, 2007 6:00 p.m.
CITY HAl..i. COCiNCIL CHAMBERS
11707 East tiprague Avenue, First Flnor
(Ylease Turn (.)ff Att F..Iectr(inic Devices During !Lc Mceting)
DISCUSSION I.FADTR SURlECt'/ACTI~ITY G()AL
F.rnploirr fittriac.ftectir»►s: Aert Tlaomps•an intrcr.fucing Darr f)ujfi-; Afikz.hrcksan intrrrcfur. irig (~'Irns Thompson,
.IoItn Nohmun Inlroduetng,41ary .ttqv, and Stciv ff•'orley iirtrodticrnb Kcrr kmitson
1. Dan Zimmcrcr.JuJy 1ourism Promotiou Arci TjnJinr M. .J;I Prcsentatinn/Uiscussion
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2. MO[gjlll KoUijCIk.1. I)f. l311 ,t~1 ~ ~t~ ~ }~T~: il'IIl:11iC>ll ~)ISL'll'~~IOII
inn VonF_csen, nnd il<,bin 1o1h
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3. 'MikclaCks.:ti. [')r. 19srkr--i f'rk,jr:t !'rr,rntati"' n,llisc 11 ;tiik %ri
(!U minute>j
i. ]uhn I-iohman. Olori,:Nlarit,•. tit~~crist~,ncr 'tt;~ni~al Pn~c;u.►ti~~~n~'L)i,cu~•nn
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i. Crttg MCCttrmicG Nhn ;1mcntimcnts I~iS~_u~•:inn~ inir,nn;iti~fn
(45 minutcs)
Cottncilnlen;bcrs Denc>>rj: diid Out>idr ,1~:~r_~ !~~_i;titliu~~'i !~i't [':~is~~ !~)~>c.u,sil,n: f►titi~rmtiti;~i~
Gcrlhntnnn (10 minuk,)
titsyror Wilhite Advance Agenda AddRions Uis,;ussioNlnf'onsiarinn
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Nuw: lln,lest olberwl►o notod aAovc, tfitrr N-iU bc no puhlir cammcntc At Cou»ci) Study Sessiuns. Howovcr, Couacil Wwtiys reservcs
the rigbt to roqucst InformaNon from the publlr and saRRS oppropriate. Dunng mectingit hcid by Me City ef Spoknnc Valiev CAUMII,
the Council resffva the cight ta ixkr "artiun" (m any itr.n listad ur suhsWuently ulded tr> the agtindx 'thc term "~rt~.nn" m: m1 to drllbrrnte,
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CI-TY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
Request for Council Action
Meeting Date: i=:~~.-_;~•~i;~:r -t :~:i;0;' City Managcr Siyn-off
Item: Check ail that appiy ❑ consent ❑ old business ❑ new bus,ness j 1 pu~.!:c h•_ar~r~~
1:niorm3tion M admin re;?ort I-! pending I?gis~at!r: n
AGENDA ITEM TITLE' T-:-.ij;,7n A,La Funr,wj !,~cdel
GOVERNING LEGISLATiON:
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN
BACKGROUND: A5 pe-r the attaci,eci 5epteilib2r 62001 Ietier srarn the TFA, tiie 1ur.cJin,a
model is set to "sunset" at the end of 2008 Also attached is a copy of the page of rt,r
ciocument outlining the sunset of the TPA agre",--~:,c ~ r,:- Ti~;~,. ~,ro~•:;~nc~ ~f)a* ~n
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BUDGETIFINANCIAL IMPACTS:
STAFF CONTACT
ATTACHMENTS:
TPA September 6, 2007 letter
Spokane Valiey document paye
Spokane Counri document page
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Scptcniber d, 2007 RECE VED
Spokane County Commissioners DCT - I 2QQ7
City of Spokane
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1)ear Cnmmissianets and City (;ouncil Members,
many of }rou are aware, tltc Tourism Promotion An:a (TYA) funding modcl is set to "sunset"
at the end of 2408. To date, the TPA has raised mare than $4,800,000 to help marlet S}x&inc
County to the region, nation and to the worid. The Sgoknne Regional CVB, the Spoka,ie
Regional Sports C-0mmissian and countless other funciing recipients such as yallcyf'est,
Dixicland Jazz Fescival, Fair & Expo Center, Northwest Must-um of Arts & Culturz, Aluu►ij->sl:tv.
Blucwaters Bluegrass resaval, Junior National Hadminton, Artfest and of course US Figurc
Skating Ghampiontihips are just a few of the many orgffiuzations and events which ha% r t~cc,r
positively affecied by the TPA. All of theso Qrganizations combined have successfullN-
oenf:TBted illf,il~~?Ilik fif c:ilrjitilirt:!~ fii'rf1 il!t!~ltti !11 C~~[~~,.,Ifi~ ~~~~!11I'', i~1i°'.'C{\' ii;t5(~i t'1i• ;?-,'r~i~
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i'a reviow tiie baCk~i;rOuuki Of 111C 1 PA; in 2003 tLc,pukaiic Luuuiy l1uteLNlutcl Associatio!1
+3etermined that Spokane County did not have mough money to cffcctively niarket the regi, ~ I I
leiqure travel, spnrting events,And conventions. We needed to be more competitive and wer:,
Io3ing ground. The assbciatian had_ hvo choiees; the first was to cncowage its msrketing
1)IiCtI1C7s, the Spokane Regional CVB and_the Spokune Regionnl Sports Cammission to ask f~ 1-
more lodging tax money &om Sgokane County and the individual cities. 'Tho second ch,
lo rreate a new funding model wtuch wou]d add additional revenues to lhe carrcnts f
c0ming from the 2°% "Eiod Tax". Such a modcl was found in Secrwmcnto, CalifornLa.
;1fter thousagds of volunteer hours frcma individual hotelicrs, legal representatian frc~in
associadon and the help of thca Senator Jim West, the TPA wa.s cnncted into Iaw i.n Was::::
titate. 'i'his new legislation cmated the oppvrtunity For Spokane Gounty hoteliers to assess a fez
ou occupied hotel ruoms in ordcr to generate additionnl funding for tourism marketiing. Aficr
rrleeting with each of the ciries and the county, intedocal agrcements were signc:d and the
cuntrolling aulhority was desigutted to Spakane County. T'PA armmissioners were selected
li-om liotels around the region (four from the City of Spokane, two fram the City of Spokane
~,'alley and two from Spokane Cnunty) and the first TPA collections began in July of 2004.
-Since thcn, slmost evcry majur city in Washington Sta#e has enacted a TPA and just last month
the Stnie of Monians ciid the very same thffig. It's a grcat model and we are pmud to have heen
the first orgunilation to hrina it to the Northwe.t_
!:s letter is more than a history Icsson, it is a formal requGSt to renew the TPA now, and
'i _iunate the sunset clause. The primsry reason ac are addressing this now (instead of Julyl,
~03) is that both of our regional mariceting organizetions, the Spaknnc Regional CVB and the
ilolcane Regional Sports Commission are bidding on groups which art far inta the fuhire. F,ach
ofthese organixxtions needs the agsurance that apprapriate funds will be available in order for
tl;em to bring homc the business. Bidding on large groups or team evenls often requires these
~,rganizaiions to "commit" funds to scrure the business (The CVB and the Sports Commissioii
arc negotiating such events cuirently for 2014 and 2012 respectively). The return on this
i ~ivestnient is dramatic campared to the funds committed, but neither of our organizations can
COmmit fully to wotk on this future bu,incss wit3iout knovving for certain that our funding
ilirough the rI'A will indeed contin{ic.
Vie feel strongly that we hsive been dilige,}t in ilic pruper disu-ibut;oFi uf theSC lu,ids, bavi L;cFCd
in aocordance with the law and therefore fcel ihere is no neod far the "suaset claus8". Ai the
time this clause was requcsted, the TPA wa9 brand new, with no history and therefore so m) e 11•lc
chat caution was nceded. There is plcnty of history now, and it's very good histoi-.. By
camparisan, Spakanc Cuunty is the only Tf'A in the state to have a snnset clausc.
In rc`riewing this rencwal, plcase remenber thnt the Spokane Counry Cammissioncrs ;t:l! l~<►vr
the final oversight and can refuse to aocept the fimding recommendarions from the TP,A
cpmmisslOIICf3. In Adciition, the simple majority of hotels in Spokane County can votc tu
disestablish the TPA if they feel it is no longer heneficial in increa-qing rrxom nightg in Slx.~k:tnc
f-'otlllt V.
\V:; :irc askin4; tliat car.h (_'ity aloiig with tipuk-anc c'oursly Iitit ihc I'I'.1 on yo►ir agcnb5 to
discuss and vote upon the renewul, withaut the sunsc;t clause as soon as passible. New huMl)el~s
depencis on it! For your convenicuce, we h3ve attacheci lhe appr+,priate cl,>ctiments wiih tlie
changes we are requesting laighlightc(f.
We are very protui of the fsei thAt ow- iniiustry fuuttii a (:reutivc: %vay tu .iddrrss vur uwii fur;din ~
issues aatl did not rely on lucal govcmments to solve them. WC CfiIl10 tD aII Of yUli WIth H SoIUfit -11
und it Ias been an ext;taordinary succ:ess! 1hank you and we look fonvard to the eontinue:.l
_growth oftoutri5m, CuDVentions snd sj)ortin.i, cvcr;ts in ti1iokdine ('uwnty 011;311 11 1;ic rruc%~;il vt-
thcTouris-mProTnr,tioti 4Cc4!
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'FPA GomniissiOnc rs
1Zo4~ crson Dean Peldmeier Rita SantiIlanes
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Wayne Paupst liz Bec Jo San
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SpnkHne '+'alle; dncumant I
Of CQUlily C,Ullllll!»:0I1::C5 iV ;11:`•'.~ill:y'~_`f l~!ii~5:i!_1~(~~l 1il? 1 iJ:'~ :~:C pi::l1Cl[).i'.'.11L IOCaI LOt'CI1171W111i
re:enre tha nght to withtiraw irnni ;iiiy aizrcc:lie:r.t tip(-An tllt'ec (3) ^7Unth5 rmtic~- to'fie othur
pd;ticipating local govcrnments.
C' . In thc event ehe resiAuti011 P101WIses discstuliiisji+nc:it uf tlie Spokanc (:oi►nty
'l'ourism Pramation Area, tlie Board af Coui7ty Cummissioners of Spokane Couniy shall
Liisestablisli the Spokane County Tourisrn Pt'omotipn Area; unless az such public hearing, prctcs:
against disestaUlishment is mada by the Operxtors of Lodgiuc, Businesses paying over fifty
Percnt (50°•() tlf dle CC„'CI,0 Asticss[I:_IllS III (hC S}iek-;ii:t C17L'iily TOtICl5'T; PIUIIIn(IoT1 ACZS.
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A. Duralion AndTcmunetion ot 'ii:s ivL:ccR1CilI. (1) 1Ii15 ACCL'CT[iZC:I5I1aI1 con[iW"It:
in l'ull force and eftect uN.il such time as the Spokane County Tdurism Promotion E1rea is
Liisestablished by action of the Board of Cotuity Commissioners of Spokane County as provided
in Section 7 above. This agrczment stuall eYpirc Decembec 31, 2003, I'ROVmED, it may be
rxtcncied in increments of thrm years by cunsent of Spokane County, City of Spukane, and City
ni Spokane Valley, expressed cither by resalution of'thc Icgis{ative bady or written :spproval of
its chief executivc ofGcer. The timing of si,ch consent should ue caardinnted wittt the needs uf
:he Washington Statz nepartmeiit of Revrnue. (3) Following ternlination of chis Ayrecment,
Spokane Count}, sl1all be responsible far utiliring flny remuiiiin$ unallocated rz<<enue fmm
Speclal Assessments far use for tourisni prontotion in Spokane County.
B. Waiver. No affctr, employcr, or Agent af Spokarie Counly, Spokane, or Spokane
Vailey i»s the power, right, or authority to waive any ofthe condisions or provisions of this
Aarccrncnt. Na wciivcr of any brEach af this Agreement by Spokane County, Spokane, or
Spokane Va!ley sball be held to be a waiver of any othrr or subscquertt hrtach. Failure of
Spokane County, Spokane, nr Spokane Valley to enforce any of the pmvisions ofthis Agremcat
-)r to require pcrFormance of any oCthe provisions herein, sfiall in no waybe canstnied tobe a
A aiver of such conditions, nor in any %ti-,ly Cffect the validity of Ihis Agreement ar eny part
hcrcof, ar the right of Spokane County. Spokane or Spokane Valley to hereafter enforce each and
..V-rV "ich pcovision.
C. - l2ecards. All rzcards prcparcd, owr.ed, usecl or retained by che TPA Mannger in
conyui:e:toon with operating ar ndministering the activitics aud prograns af the Spokane Cour11;
I-aurism Promatioii Area as provided for under the terms ot'this Agreement shall be desmed records of 5pokunt County, Spol:anc, aud Spokane Vallcy and shnll be modc available by thc:
; !'A i'vfanager tipun rztluest 'r. ~j,~'..n_• c:',.~,~, ~F:,~,, ';,~r!:,.,. ;1! . ~'.:t~~ A.,.iitor o;
;I:ell iu!honzrcl rzpresenlati•.:;.
fa. Praoertv and EouiU;ut»t_ 5pol;.iiir C:uunty Slia,l 'uc ;lt~ ~«ner oi all property aid
pitrcl?352L~ bv 1I1? TPA Nt:n-laqer from Spzcial Assessment Ke%enues. Provided,
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f nc. Pmvidcd, however, the penatty providcd for under the terms of this Section shall be in additian to any
ottier pruvisians provided far by law.
SEl'I'ION NO.11: MiSCELLANEUUS
'i'ho Board of Couaty Comcaissioners of Spokana County anticipate ndapting tmder Resolueion Na. 04-
0170, to be pa.ssed and adopted on March 2, 2004, a Uecision captioned: '7N THE MATI'ER OF
ADOPTING A RESOLUTION OP IN'TIIMON TO fiSTABLLSH A TOLIRISM PROMOTInN ARFA
IiAVING C'ERTAIN BpL1NDARIES" whercin the Board will approved a Resolativn of Intcation to
Establish a Tourism Promotion Arca having crztain boundaries w inclvde tlwse of the City of Spokanc,
('ity of Spokanc Valley and unincorpocated areas of Spokinc Caunty. In anticipation of this acdoa, the
Boud of Comnty Commissioners has sct Mar+ch 9,2004 at 2:00 p.m.. ar as sooa as poasible therafter, in
the Pubtic Works Building, Commissioner's Assembly Room as the date and time for a I'obGc hearing on
;,n OrdinAnce ta formnIly cstablish a Toeaism Prnmution Area.
SLCTION NO.12: EF'FF.C'fIVE UA'I'F.
This Ordinance shall tnke effect as soon as the Nashingcon State Ikpartmcnt of Revenue is capable of
aduunistering the Ortiiaance as sct forth in written docunr-ntation received fram the Depurtment, It is it
anticipated thal the effwtiva date will be the enrlia of April 1. 2004, May 1, 2004, Jura 1. 2004, ar laly 1,
' 2004.
S8C7'ION N0.13. 11KRMINATION
This Ordinanee shall continue in full fore nnd cffect until Deccmbcr 31, 2008, at wluch timc it shull
autamntically sunset, unless the Spokane County Tourisrn Promotion Arca is disestablished 'm whole ar
part as provided for in Sectian No. 6 hereinabove prior to such daGe. Tbo On3innnco will automatically
bc extcndcd in thrcc (3) yCar incremcnts beyond I3cccmbt;r 31, 2008 if all three kgislntive bodies
evidence lhea joint iptention to have their baundarie,s, or in the case af Spokane County the
unincorporated arca, retnain in the Spokane Connty Tovrism Promotion Area. Evidence Qf Such
intcnt'son to rernain in the Spolcnnc County Tourism Prnmotion Arett and e:ttcnd the provision af this
Oniinnnce sheU be in the fotin of a tesolmion sigaed by the logisletlve lxxiy/mayar or wriuan approval of
its ctuef executive officer/Bduunistratodmnnnger seni by certificd m:iil lo the Claflc af tfie IIoard of
SpukIIne County. Such reso[utian or wriucn approval must be received by the Clerk of the Board an ar
before July l, 2008, fdr the inidal tercv, ot six (G) mooths priar tb the cxpiracion dnte of any three (3) yeu
cxtctuiuu. Ip tltc cvent this Ordinance is extended as provided for herem it shnll not be necessary to
eonduct nnother Notice of Intenticm Hearing ns provided for in RCW 35.101.030 or adnpt n aew
Ordinancc as gravided for in RC:W 35.101.080.
SE;C'I'IOh` NO. 13: SCVE RAI3ILITY
II any part or provision of this Ordinance, (,t iLs applicatina tu ;uty pcrsun ur cin umsiancc is hcld inv-slid, it
is the in[ent oF the Doard •of County Commissioners of Spokanc County dwt the rcnualnder of this
Ordinance, or iLe applicatian of Qie provisions to altcrpetsons or circnrnstancrs is nat aft-cted.
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rlny persvci ma), ap[x:ar pt the timc, place and d. te sat forth herzinabove and present testimoay ut
fa•rnt o1 or in oppasition to.t~ proposed Onlinance, 'Ihe g.oard of Counry Camrnissioners has cancludal
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CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
Request for Council Action
Meeting Date: December 4, 2007 City Manager Sign-off:
Item: Check all that apply: ❑ consent ❑ old business ❑ new business ❑ public hearing
❑ information Z admin. report ❑ pending tegislation
AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Site Selector Presentation
GOVERNING LEGISLATION: NA
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: Administrative report made to Council on October 3,
2006 by the Spokane Area Economic Development Council (EDC); informational item presented
to Councit on October 24, 2006; Demonstration to Council on May 8, 2007.
BACKGROUND: The Spokane Area EDC previously asked the City to participate in the site-
~ ~ selector tool project for a period of three years. This tool was promoted as a way of enhancing
_-economic development marketing effarts in the region, acc4rding to the EDC. Council agreed to
fund the project for one year (2007-the second year of the project) and asked the EDC and
project team to report back at the end of the year with the progress and success of the tool,
before deciding on future funding.
OPTIONS: Agree to participate in the site selector tool project for the period of 2008; Decide to discontinue participation.
RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION: NA
BUDGET/FINANCIAL IMPACTS: $21,000 budgeted in 2008.
STAFF CONTACT: Morgan Koudelka, Administrative Analyst
ATTACHMENTS: ' Amended site sElector agreernent
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Spok.ine Regional Site Sclcctor Agenda for
Spokanc Valley City Council .
December 4, 2007
Jaitroduction- Dr. Kcriy 13rooks
~ R.egional Site Selector Upciate- Jar. Keny Broolcs -
Greatec Spokane Inc -12obia Toth
Direct Commercial l'3rokers Association
Select Spokane vs Choose Wastungton
Site Sclcctor Activity RepUr-i
FuRirc Upgrades- Dr. Ket-ry Bi-aaks
Enhanced Reporting Options
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Greater 8ot VV. I'Liverside, Suite too, Spokane, bVA 992oi 'i
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kdne • Phune: 50 9.624.1393 or i.Boo,SPOKANB
Spo Fax: 509•747.0077
Incorporated ,M u-ntiv.ereateisookancinrnroorated.orL
The Spokarle R.egional Site Sclectar Consortium
Activitv Report
Thc CoitsortiLmi l~~unched ww%v.selectsnokane.com to makc access to available regional
real estate sites anci business inforniatian rescarch as ea..~y as a mouse-click. National site
. selectprs, corporate real estatc executives anci businesses interested in eYpansion into the
region have immcdiate access to available land and buildings, as well as market
characteristics sucli as dernUgraphics, workforce; spencling; etc.
The web site has been up and operatin; since .iune 13 or a total of 135 days. In that time,
4,514 inciividual usecs (abaut 33 daily) have accessed the site. .These inciividual uscrs
have lookcd as 61,700 pages of property and data - which aver:-iges abaut 14 page views
per scssion. Use.rs are spending behveen S and 15 ininutes on the site per visit.
. What arc they looking ai? `1"hese users have asked for both sales and lease information on '
office prpperty behveen 8,000 and 31;900 sq. ft.; nn inclustrial property behween 14,800
and 19,800 sq. ft.; for recail propcrty bet-,veen 7,000 ancl 19,000 5q. ft.; and warehouse
properly berween 34,500 ancl 82,400 sq. ft.
in addition to land aucl buildings, uscrs have accessed specific demographic in('ormation
1,990 tuiies and busincss data 2,240 times. Users of th.is specialty wcb site copied more
thFUi 1,000 pages of data ui either a printed or excel formacted report.
13ven wilh all of This tracl:ing data, we are still warlcing on how to deteriuine the lacatiqn
of the land or buildings searched - as City vf Spolcarle Valley, C;ity of.T.:iberly T_.alce; etc.
The Cocisortiuni is agroup of public and private orgaiuzations, whic.h can be expanded. Current Consortium niembers are: City of Spnkane; Spokane County; Ci[y of I iberty
Lake; City of Spokanc Valley; Greater Spokane Incotporatecl; and Avista Utilities, wlule
stai'fing and management is provided by Washington State University Spokane.
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BHI'ORE TF-IE BdARD OF COWi 1'Y CONfvIISSIONERS
or sFOKANE coiJNTY, \Va,sxrrrGToN
IN THEj'AtTTER OF EXFCUI'ING AN )
• Ai\tENDMEiVT 7'O TII:E AGR,EE:IiENT FOR THL ) SPpKr1iNE RE GIONAL Sl fE .SFT.,ECTOR WITH
tiVASH[NGTpN S'1'ATE W NERSITY,1'1-IE CITY ) R E S U L U T I ON
OF SPOICEINE, A.VIS1'A CORPORATION, ) -
GRF.ATFR SPOKANF INCORPORATEll AND )
TH.E Ci'fY OF SPOKA.NE VALLEY ) .
WIIERFAS, pursuant ta the provisions of RCW 36.32.120(6), ihe i3oarcl of County C',orrunissioners of
Spokane County (hereinaflcr sometimcs referreci to as die "i3oard") has the care of County pruperty and the mailagement
of Couuty f.urxis and btuiness; and
NVHEREAS, pursu.wt ta the above refercnced stafute, the Board executed Spokane County Resniution \TO. 06-
0467 uncier which the Coimty agreed to provide certain finaacial resources along w2th other public and Private entities
(ttte Consortium) to fiznd the Spokane Regional Site Selector website -,vhich allows citizens aud businesses access to
i.nformation on avuiJzble commercial properties, business locations, lanci based GiS informatiou, demograptuc and
iriarket infommtion; and
, WHE1tEAS, the City of Spokane Valley desires to becomc a meRiber of the Consortium and financially
garticipate in the mnintenance of the Spai:ane Ttegional Site Selettor wfiich tivill ha<<e the eiTect of reducing the County's
financial participation iu Year 2 anti Year 3.
~\TOR', TI-YN;1tE'FORE, BE TT fiERFBY FtLSOLVED Uy,thc Board of County Commissioners of
Spokane Gounty, that cither the Chairinan of dis ]3oarci, ur a majority of the Buarcl, be and is tiereby authorized tn
execute that dacuinent entided "Amendnient #1, 00RD# I06843 be and bettiveeri WASI-lLvGTON STATC
UNIVEiLS1TY, SPOKANE COLNTY, C1TY OF SPOK,ANE, AVISTA CORPORAIZON, and the SPOKAI'G
" AR-EA FCONOhIIC DEVELOPMEv'I' COUNTCIL (Grceter Spolcane Incorporated)" pursuant to which the City of
Spok.ne Valley tiWill become a member of thc Consottiurn particiPating ui the maiutenance of the Spokane itegiona]
Site Selector Nvhich will have the effect of reducing the County'S financial partieipativn in Year 2 and Year 3 in
funding the Spokane Regional Site Selector. '
PASSFD AND ADOf''LE n this day of'i~~.~ ; 2007.
OV Coty,y~ BOARI~ OF CdUI~dTY CObi fISSIONE1tS o~;g c~GS~'~a~ C~F SPOKANE CO 4SHINGTON
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Daniela Erickson
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- TODD MlELKF, Coivmissioner
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by and betwE;en
«ASITN(:TON STATE iINIVERSj'TY, SPOKAl\TE COU"NT'Y, CiTX OF SPQKANE, AVISTA
CORPOFtATI(7N, and the SPOICANF ..ARI:A r;CniNOviIC DEVELO:k'I1:LENT C4i11'CIL,
(hereinafrer, "fyarties") W1iERE•1S: An Agreerncnt was entered into on the 14th day of July, 2006, Nvith a perfonnance period
commencing, July 14, 200fr and terminatinb Decer»ber 3 I, 2005.
NQW T'HF:RFFQRE: All parties desire td continue the collaboral:ion and anlend the Agreement as
E'olloNvs:
Due to integration with the SpC►karte Regional Chambcr of Commerce, the Spokane Area Economic DEVeloprnent Cotuleil is riow known as Greater Spokane Incorporated.
As Permitted in Seccion 4(A) the Parties ap ee to add the City of Spokane Valley as a public sector
Consoil:ium inernber. As an acided pariy to this A.greement, the City oPSpokane Valley sgrees to and will
be held to all ternis ar►cl conditions of this Agreement The City of Spokane Valley will eontribute to the,
costs of the Spokane Area Site Selector as set forih be(ow in the rcvised Table 1. 'l'hese adclitional funds
shall not iticrease the project's budget, bul' instead will revisc the other puUlic sector commitments for
years hvo ttncl three as folfnws:
Ta.ble .Z. Fcsblic Sector SharQs Based on Wa OFM Poou.lation Estimatos
Year Spokane City of City of City of Private Yearly
Caunty Spokanc Liberty Spokane Sector Project
Lake Val].ey Totals Year 1 $39,545.90 $58,053.27 $1,317.82 0 $10,000.00 $408,908.01
Yeas 2 $29,078.59 $39,333.88 $1,132.60 $20,305.98 $10,000.00 $94,051.00 •
Year 3 $29,078.59 $39,333.88 $1,132.60 $20,305.98 $10,000.00 $99,851.00
Small City tiTeinbcrship.
A.ll sma(1 ciey membcrs that join will be represented and managed (including annual billittg) through
Greater Spokarie Inc.
Appendix I3 has been rcvised to include the City of Spokane Valley as a public sector Consorl:iuin
member and tn chanbe the name of tlle Spokane Area Econornic Development Council to Greater
SUol:ane Incorporated. All other terms and conditions of the original agreement and any and all amendments. tllereto remain in
full cffec.t.
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TN WITNESS `VHIaRF0:F:
DATF.Ia this day of 12007.
C:iTY OF SPOItANE Vf1I.,i..FY David Mercicr, Cilty Vlanager
ATTEST: Christine $ainbridge, city eie,-k . APPROVLl7 AS 1'O FORv10N'LY:
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$FFORE THE ROA.RD OF COUNrY COiMMISSIONERS OF SFOIC.ANE CQT.JNTY, `V 4SH",CN'GTpN ~
IN RE 'I'HF, APPROVAL AND EXECUTION OF
AN AGEtELMENI' FOR '17-T.E SPOK.AINE
REGTONAL SITE SELECTOR WITH R FSO LiI T I O N '
WASHINIGTON STATE UNIVEItSITY, THE
CTTY OF SPOKt1NE, AVISTA CORPORe1TIOt-4,
ANll THF SPOKA,NF AI2HA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL '
WHEREAS, pursuant to RC`%'V 36.32,120(6), the Bohrd of County Commissioners of Spok4ne
County has the care of County property and rnanagement of County funds and business; and
VVHEREAS, Washington State University, Spokane County, the City of Spokane, Avista
Corporation, and the Spokane Area Economic Development Couhcil are desirous of establishin5 the
Spolnne Regional Site 5elector Consortium, of which they shall be the constituent membcrs, fnr the
piupose of developing and maintaining an economic developtnent web site, which will allow ciNzens
. and businwses aeee,es lo information on availab[e commcrcial properties, business locatioils, land based
GIS inforrnation, demographic and market information; and
WMItEAS, in ortler to accamplish saitl purpms, Ian Von Essen, Manager of Spokane Counly's '
Geugraphie Infornation Systems Program ancl Spokane County's Economic Development Divisian has
recommended that Spokane Counry enter into the attached AgTCCmcnt far the Spokane Regional Site
Sclec:tor.
- NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED that: '
1. Spokane County shall enter into the attached Agreement for the Spokane Regional Site
Sclector; and
2. A majority of the Board of County Commissioiiers, or the chairman of the Board acting on
behalf of the Board, is hereby attthorized to execute said Agreement, and all amendments and change '
ordcrs thcrcto, at nther than a publie meeting.
AnQ1?`['FD by the Baard of Counly Ctimm.issioncrs of Spokanc County, Washington fhis 6th day of Junc, 2006. - ,
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Vlark Richard, Vicc-Chair
Daniela Erickson . Harris, Commissioner
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Submtt to Clerk of the Board with accompanying paperwork (Resolution, Agreements, etc.)
AGENDA SHEET
~ SUBMITTING DEPARTMENT: Economic Development Division & ISD-GIS Division
' CONTACT PERSON: Steve Harris, lan Von Essen, & Erik Skaggs
PHONE NUMBER: Steve Harris 477-7103, lan Von Essen 477-6344 CHECK TYPE OF MEETING ITEM BELOW: BELOW FOR CLERK'S USE ONLY: 2:00 PM CpNSENTAGENDA: ❑ Clerk's Resolution No. BY LEAVE: ❑ ~-Q
Approved: MajorftylUnanimous
Denied: MajoritylUnanimous
5:90 PM LEGISLATIVE SESSION: ❑ RonewsJAmends No.
BY LEAVE: ❑ Publlc Works No. .
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SPECIAL SESSfON; ❑ ,
AGENDA T1TLE: The approval and execution of ai Agreement for the Spokane Regional Site Selector with
Washington Staie University, the City of Spokane, Avista Corporadon, and the Spokane Area Economic Development
Council.
BACKGROUND (Attach separate sheet(s) if necessary):
The Spokane Regional Site Seiector project establishes a Spokane Area GIS based Site Selector Website wtiickt allows
,citizens and businesses access to available commercial properties, business locations, land-based GIS information, and
demographic and market information. Ths Spokane Regional Site Selector i vvebsite will be a resource to local and
imported business and economic development. 7he project leverages fhe communities' existing fnvestments Pn GIS to
foster economic development, empower developers and investors with informatron, and improvQ regional economic
development capacity. ~
RECOMMENDATION:
lan Von Essen, Managdr of Spokane Countys Geographic information Systems Program and Spokane County's
Economic Development Division, highly recommends that Spokane County enter into the attached Agreement
for the Spokane Regional Site Selector for fhe reasons cited above.
FISCAL IMPACT:
The initial fiscal impact to Spokane County for the first year of the Site Sefector Project is $39,545.90. Costs for year two
are $33,922.00 and for year three are $33,922.00 with no additional agencylmunicipality participation. Spokane County is
currenUy funding 36% of the total proJect costs which is based on the size of our unincarporafed population. As more
participant municipalities Jnln in the effort Spokane County's portion of the total project costs will continue to drap tvith the
amount of that drop dependant on the population of that municipality.'
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Depa►tment Head/Elticted CIf'f(cfal or Marshall Farnell Doslgnated AuthoNty (Requesting Agenda Item) Chfef Executlve Officor '
DISTRIBUTION AFTER COMMISSIONER ACTION: ❑ This item needs to be codified in the County Code Book.
AGREEMENT FOR THE ;
SPOKANE REGIONAL SITE SELECTOR - 'THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and among WASHINGTON
STATE. UNIVERSITY, an institution of higher education and an agency of the State of
Washington, having offices for the transaction of business at P.O. Box 643140,
Pullman, WA 99202, hereinafter referred to as "University", SPOKANE COUNTY, a
political subdivision of the State of Washington, having offices for the transaction of
business at 1116 West Broadway Avenue, Spokane, Washington 99260, hereinafter
referred to as "County,G the CITY OF SROKANE, a municipal corporation of the State
of Washington, having offices fvr the transaction of business at 808 West Spokane Falls
Boulevard., S.pokane, Washington 99201, hereinafter referred to as "City" and AVISTA
CORPORATION dba Avista Utilities, a corporation organized under the laws of the
State of Washington, having offices for the transaction of business at 1411 East Mission
. Avenue, Spokane, Washington 99220-3727, hereinafter referred to as "Avista", and the
- SPOKANE AREA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CO.UNCIL, a federal 501 c(6) entity, '
defined as a business league as an association of persons having common business
interest whase purposes is to prnmote the common business interest, having offices for
the transaction of business at 801 West Riverside Avenue, Suite 302, Spokane,
Washington 99201, hereinafter referred to as °SAEDC"; jointly hereinafter referred to as
the "Parties.u '
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WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisivns of RCW 36.32.120(6), the Spokane County
Board of County Commissioners has the care of County property and the management of
County funds and business; and
WHEREAS, it is in the interests of the Parties to mutually participate in this project;
NOW, THEREF4RE, for and in consideration of the mutual promises set forth
hereinafter, the Parties do mutually agree as follows: ~
1. ESTABLISHMENT OF SPOKANE REGtONAL SITE SELECTOR ' CONSORTIUM: . .
The Parties hereby establish the Spokane Regional Site Selector Consortium .
(hereinafter referred to as the "Consortium") as described on Appendix B. The purpose
of the Consortium is to establish a comrnunity partnership that facilitates development of
an economic development web site. The Consortium Oversight Committee (see (513) ,
below) establishes the responsibilities of each Consortium member with regards to the
implementation and the maintenance of the Spokane Regional Site Selector application
and associated data and establishes the financial commitment of each Consortium
member to the Spokane Regional Site Selector. The Consvrtium's purpose is also to ~
ensure the products of the Consortium are effective and useful.
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The. purpose of this Agreement is the establishment a GIS web enabled site selector
tool for use in attracting and retaining companies in the region. In order fo meet
grvwing demands for immediate access to data that site selectors require,-as well as to
assist .the SAEDC in preparing proposals for prospective clients, it is propo'sed that the
Consortium will purchase an off-the-shelf site selector application from GIS Planning Inc. For clarification purposes, this is NOT the State of Washington's limited version of a
GIS Planning web-based site selection tool. This is expressly about the GIS Planning
Inc. toof that has been under study by the Spokane Regional Site Selector Consortium.
Support for this tool and its implementation and local maintenance will be provided by
University, with Universiry faculty leading and supervising these efforts as further
described in Section 5C. ' 3. OVERVIEW OF SPOKANE REGIONAL SITE SELECTOR:
The Spokane Regional Site Selector project establishes a GIS based Site Selector
website which allows citizens and businesses access to available commercial
properties, business locations, land based GIS information, demographic and market
information. The Spokane Regional Site Selector website will be a resource to local
and imported businesses and regional economic development. The project leverages
the communities' existing investments in GIS to foster economic development, empower
developers and investors with information, and improve regional economic development
capacity. The site selector data layers and functionality are identified in Appendix A.
4. CONSORTIUM MEMBER COMMITMENTS FOR THE SITE SELECTOR:
A. The Consortium is an open group of public and private organizations committed
to the creation and ongoing maintenance of the Spokane Regional Site Selector.
As an open consortium, it can be expanded to include new members and will
. actively solicit new members during its existence. There are twQ types of
Consortium members, public sector organizations and private sector
. organizations. New public sector members of the Consortium with populations
. above 20,000 will be added by amendment to this agreement. All other public
sector members will be categorized as small communities. New private sector
members will be managed by SAEDC as further described in Section 46. To
. host locally relevant infrastructure and land management information on the _
Spokane Regional Site Selector, an agency must be a member of the
Consortium. Consonant with the membership types, there are finro models for the
distribution of costs to support the Spokane Area Regional Site Selector, as
described in Sections 4B and 4C. B. PUBLIC SECTOR FUNDING COMMITMENTS:
The distribution of costs for Public Sector organizations wifl be based on the
official annual population count as defined by the Washington State Office of
Financial Management for the geagraphic area that public sector arganization •
`serves; for instance, the City of Spokane's percentage share is based on its
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population share of the entire county's population. Spokane County's share is
County population less that of the incorporated areas and so forth. This arrangement will be revisited annually through budgetary analysis and can be
modified by an amendment to this agreement:
The distribution of costs presented in Table 1.0 below details the existing
' consortium members' initial financial commitments to the Spokane Area Regional
Site Selector for 1) software acquisition and online application maintenance and
service, 2) data acquisition integration and maintenance, 3) real estate data
managernent, and 4) fiscal management.
. Table 1. Publlc Secror Shares Based on t Apr 2005 WA OFM Estimates
Year Spokane City of City of Private Yearly
County Spokane Liberty Sector Project
' Lake Totals
Year 1 $39,545.90 ~$58,053.27 ~$1,317.82 $10,000.00 ~$108,908.01
Year 2 $33,922.00 ~$49,799.12 I$1,137.88 ~$10,000.00 ~$94,851.00
Year 3 $33,922.00 I$49,799.12 I$1,137.88 ~$10,000.00 ~$94,851.00
C. PRIVATE SECTOR FUNDING COMMITMENTS:
At this time private sector organizations will not have a similar metric for their contribution. Instead, private sector contributions to the Consortium will be managed by,the SAEDC and its public and private member communiiy. Private
sector funding commitments will be a minimum contribution of $5,000 annualfy.
It is agreed that Avista Utilities will provide $5,000 per year for the first three ,
years, as a direct contribution to the Private Sector's portion of the site selectors
costs outlined above. SAEDC will allocate $5,000 of its annual budget to the
private sector portion along with Avista's $5,000 for a total commitinent of
$10,000 qer year for the first 3 years. Additionai Private Sector funds to be
applied to site-selector implementation and maintenance will be the responsibility
of the SAEDC to solicit and obtain from other Private Sector sources in the
. region. Table 1.1 Private Secfor Contributlons Avista Spokane ' Area
Site Utilities EDC Private Total Private Sector Selector Private Sector Funds Committed
. Project Sector Contribu#ion . '
Contribution .
Year 1 J$5,000 J$5,000 J$10,000
Year 2 1 $5,000 J$5,000 J$10,000
Year 3 J$5,000 J$5,000 J$10,000 .
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5. CONSORTIUM MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY: A. The University will serve as the Manager for the Spokane Regionai Site Selector.
. Dr. Kerry Brooks, Director of the GIS and Simulation Lab, or his successoe; will .
oversee a staff member funded by the Consortium who is responsible for the
day-to-day management of the Spokane Area Regionaf Site Selector.
B. CONSORTIUM OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE: - •
A Consortium Oversight Committee is hereby established. The Oversight
Committee is constituted by one official representative from each member public
sector organization. In the future, as small communities join the Consortium, one _
member will be selected amongst the small communities. The Oversight
committee will also constitute one member representing each original Private
Sector Consortium member. The SAEDC will represent all future private sector
Consortium members. The current official representatives and associated
organizations on the Site Selector Consortium Oversight Committee are detailed
in Appendix B. Meetings of the Committee are open to others, but only the
official representative may vote on decisions of the Oversight Committee. The
Oversight Committee shall convene at least once per calendar quarter by the
. Director of the GIS and Simulation Laboratory rvithin University who may vote to break ties. All oversight Committee decisions shall be by majority vote of a
~ quorum, with the quorum being 60% or more of the Oversight Committee
' membership. The major business of the OvErsight Committee is to annually
evaluate the status of the Site Selector and, by majority vote, agree that it shall
. continue for the next year. Additional"roles of the Oversight Committee include
the approval of new members, and advice and approval on the look, feel, and
functionality of the Site Selector GIS web site. -
C. UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
University consoftium management responsibilities under this Agreement'aro as
follows:
1. Manage the temporal accuracy of Commercial Real Estate Broker Data.
2. Provide training and technica) support to Commercial Real Estate Brokers in the entry of new and the removai of old Commercial Real Estate data.
_ 3. Encourage new Commercial Real Estate Brokers to become participants
in the regional site selector.
4. Provide written quarterly summaries of the project to Consortium members
5. Goordinate and manage the temporal accuracy of Public Sector GIS Data
used with the regional site selector.
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6. Support the evaluation, standardization, and qual'rty control of any newly
requested attribute or spatial data additions to the regional site selector.
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7. Serve as primary fiscal agent for the Consortium, specifically including !
invoicing each member, as detailed in Section 11 below, as well as
reimbursing GIS Planning for site selector web services and other fiscal
' duties as required. .
8. Act as Director of the Srte Selector Oversight Committee.
6. CONSORTIUM MEMBER RESPONSIBILITIES:
, It is agreed between University and Consortium members that members shall carry out
the following responsibilities:
A. AVISTA UTILITIES SHALL:
1. Provide and maintain the temporal accuracy of Avista owned data used for
purposes related to the Spokane Regional Site Selector listed in Appendix
A.
2. Provide read only access to copyrighted Avista Digital Orthophotography
for the Spokane area at a maximum of tvvo (2) feet resolution.
B. CITY OF SPOKANE SHALL:
1. Provide and maintain the temporal accuracy of City of Spokane owned data used for purposes related to fhe Spokane regional Site selector listed. in Appendix A. 2. Coordinate with University to integrate municipal data sources into
contiguous data set. 3. In coordination with Spokane County, facilitate and promote the addition of
new public sector members to Consortium.
C. SPOKANE COUNTY SHALL:
' . 1. Provide and maintain the temporal accuracy of Spokane Gounty owned ,
data used far purposes related to the Spokane regional Site selector listed
in Appendix A. 2. Coordinate with University to integrate municipal and regional data
sources into a contiguous data set.
3.. In coordination with the City of Spokane, facilitate and promote the
addition of new public sector members to Gonsortium. .
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i D. SPOKANE AREA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL: '
. 1. Provide and maintain the temporal accuracy of SAEDC owned data used
for purposes related to the Spokane regional Site selector listed in
Appendix A. . • 2. • Coordinate with University to integrate SAEDC regional data sources into -
. a contiguous data set 3. Facilitate and promote the addition of new private sector members to the
Consortium 7. AMENDMENT: '
This Agreement may be amended at any time by mutual written consent of Consortium
. members and University. 8. TERM:
This Agreement will become effective upon signature by all Consortium members and
University, and will expire on December 31, 2008. The Agreement can thereafter be
renewed annually by Consortium members and University subject to the availability of
1 appropriated funds and administrative approvals. This Agreement is null and void in the ~J event project funding cannot be obtained from any of the previously defined Consortium
- members, or if data provision commitments discussed in Sections 6A through D, are not
met by any Consortium member. 9. TERMINATION: .
A. Termination for Convenience. This Agreement may be terminated by any party
. hereto upon written notice delivered to the other parties at Ieast thirty (30) days
' prior to the intended date of termination. By such termination, no party may
nullify obligations already incurred prior to the date of termination.
B. Termination for Cause. In the event any party sha(I commit any material breach
of or default in any terms or conditions of this Agreement, and also shall fail to
remedy such default or breach within sixty (60) days after receipt of written notice
thereof, the non-breaching parties may, at their option and in addition ta any
other remedies which they may have at law or in equity, terminate this
Agreement by sending notice of termination in writing to the other party to tfiat
effect. Termination shafl be effecti.ve as of the day of receipt of such notice. C. In the event of either •Termination for Convenience or Termination for Cause of
this AgrEement University shall retain advanced payrnents made by Consortium
members in an amount sufficient to pay for all costs-andlor liab-ilities incurred by
Universfty in its performance of this Agreement.
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-10. CONTRACT SUM: . ;
- In consideration for performance of this Agreement, Consortium members shall pay
. University as detailed in Table 1.0 or 1.1 for managing and compieting deliverables as
specified in this document, and as detailed in Budget Attachment A. The payments shall
be made in accordance with the provisions stated in Section 11 below. .
11. PAYMENTS: University shall submit annual advance invoices to Consortium members. Payment for
. year one must be received by University no later than July 15th, 2006. In future years of
this Agreement, Consortium members shall make full advance payment of the amount
stated in any undisputed invoice no later than thirty (30) days after the date the invoice
is received by Consortium members.
12. EQUIPMENT •
Equipment Rurchased under this Agreement shall be used specifically for the life of the
project covered herein, with ownership of the equipment remaining with University upon
completion of this contract period and any subsequent contract periods.
13. INDEMNITY
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Each party to this Agreement shall be responsible for its own acts andlor omissions and
those of its officers, employees and agents. The Consortium and each Consortium
member shall fully indemnify and hold harmless University against all claims arising out
of the Consortium's use, commercialization, or distribution of any intellectual property or products that result in wfiole or in part from this Agreement.
14. RIGHTS IN DATA Any data developed/delivered by Consortium Members for the Spokane Regional Site
Selector Project is only for use within the Site Selector GIS web-based application.
University licensing nofwithstanding, all data acquired 'from Consortium members or
licensed from commercial entities shall retain its orjginal licensing status. Any GIS data
requests initiated by users of the G(S web-based application to the University will be
referred bacfc to the original Consortium Member who provided said data.
. Any data developedldelivered by the* University under this Agreement shall ~ be
transferred to Consortium with a nonexclusive, royalty-free, iRevocable license to .
publish, translate, reproduce, deliver, perform, dispose of, and to authorize others to do
so; provided; that such license shall be limited'to the extent which University has a right
. to grant such a lice.nse. •
The University shall exert all reasonable effort to advise Consortium, at the time of
delivery of data fumished under this agreement, of all known or potential invasions of privacy contained therein and of any portion of such document, which was not produced
in the perfarmance of this agreement. Consortium shall receive prompt written notice of
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each notice or claim or copyright infringernent received by University with respect to any
data delivered under this Agreement.
In making GIS data available to the web based Spokane Regional Site SElector,
Consortium Members make no warranty of data accuracy. Consortium Members GIS
data is created for informational purposes and as a general planning and management
. tool. Care was used by Consortium Members during compilation of GIS data.and
products to insure accuracy, but it may be subject to, in whole or in part, the qualify of
the source data and outside sources of infoRnation. A given Consortium PNember may
on occasion be shifting GIS data to improve the geographic' accuracy. Any data tfiat
other Consortium Members build on top of the existing Gonsortium Member data may '
require adjustment. The Consortium assumes responsibility for aligning and registering
data to the existing Site Selector data, if necessary. GIS data and products may not
have been prepared for, or be suitable for, Iegal, engineering, or surveying purposes.
The Consortium Members do not accept responsibility for errors and omissions, and
therefore, there are no vraRanties that accompany this'Site Selector data., Users of this
information should consult the primary data and information sources to ascertain the
usability of this information. This information may be periodically updated.
Consortium Members w+ll make every effort to ensure that the Spokane Regional Site
Selector has the latest revision of its data. ~ 15. ENTIRE AGREEMENT. ,
' This Agreement contains all the terms and conditions agreed upon by the parties. No
other understandings, oral or otherwise, regarding the subject matter of this Agreement
shall be deemed to exist or to bind any of the parties hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be
executed as of the date set forth herein by their duly authorized representatives.
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AGREEMENT FOR THE SPOKANE REGIONAL SITE SELECTOR
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Dan Nordauist
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AGREEMENT FOR THE SPOKANE REGIONAL SITE SELECTOR
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Sitc Selector I..ayers and Functinnality
1. Specification of data and laycrs.
It is acknowledged ihat the partncrs participating in the Spokane Regional Site Selector Project will
contribute the data listed below, if tfie data is maintaine,ci and owned by the said psrticepant and uPon
agreement with associated inteenal departcnents. Each pardcipant Nszll coordinate witli tiVSL7-DApC
iegardmg which data will be'provided. All information is to be integrated into contiguous GIS layers
prior to use ia t$e Regional Site Selector. GIS staff in primazy partncrs will bc available to assist
WSU-DAOC wzth data iiitegcation. Decisions regarding data generalizatioia and data aciditions wil.l be
rcvicwed and approvad Uy Consnrtium Oversight C;ornmittee. `I'he primary data layers 3re first priority data layers that are rcquired for implementation of thc Regional Sitc Selector projcct. • .
Secondary data laycrs, not required for implementation, howcvcr are desirablc. The Primary data layers for use in the Regiona( Sitc 5elector proJect are as folluws:
1. GIS Data Rcyuirements: AZinimum Requirements •
o Parcels (polygons)
o, Hydrology , ' .
o iN4unicipal Boundnries .
. o Ortho Photography -
~ o Transportation
• Ro.ids
• Tcaffic Gounts,
. ■ Airports
O SpCClil bIStr1CfS -
■ Comntunity Empowcrment Zones
• IIistoric Districts
_ ■ City INteighhoriluod Couucil District
■ Community Dcvelopment Neishborhaocis
. ■ Multi-Family Tax Incentive Areu '
o Regtilatory Layers: .
. Zoning .
■ Comprehe.nsive Plan Land Use
■ 'I'axing districts
o l;nfrnstructurc
• `Vater Districts . . • • Fire Aistricts
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2. Real Estate, Business and Uemographic Data Renuirement:ll•IInimum Requirements . '
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o $ttsiness Aata •
o Dcmographic: Census
■ Income
• Age
• Educa4on
o Site Locator (Rcal Escate t)ata):
Propertirs by typG, sq ii, location, function. '
■ Listing firm contact inforrnation and LJRL E-MAIL1"O: fwiction for contact that
automatically includes property IU and shov« the siie selector as thc souice of the
contaek
• (?ne photo of builcling fagade, or site i.f v3cant.
• Printer friendly format button .
o Searebiug by ciemographics or bu,Sine,s.slmarket duta (Phase One):
• Search for businesses of a selected NAS/SIC code.
The Second,iry dxfi.i luyers for tise jn the Regional S[te Sclector project are as follows:
3. G1S Data Requirecnents -
Secandary Requirements GIS
o Envirnnmenfal Layers '
■ Wetlands
• Shoreline Setbacks
■ Un-developable Slopes
■ E-nvironrneuiul Sensitivi; Areas (endangered spccics, gcncralireei).
■ Gas lines
o R.ecreational Facilities: Parks,.Natural areas (Dishman Hills), Ski Areas, etc. '
a Special Districts
■ Paratransit Area
■ Public Transit Bcncfit Arca .
. o Transportation '
■ Bus Lines
■ Rail Linc
o Infrastructure
• Water Lines
• Sewer Lines •
■ Sturm water facilities
• • Gas and Blectric Lines
o Ncighborhood Facilities
o Points of Interest o Government Facilitics •
o Education
• Schools (Primary, Secondary, etc.) • School Attcndancc Arcas
. . , ~ ~Appe«dix A, Page -2-
4. TZeal Estatc,l3usiness and Demographic Data Requimment • . ~
o Web Fage Portal to Site Selector that also supports links to public and private p3rtners' web sitcs •
as wel] as additional features, such as virtual toius of special places (touzism, quality of lifc),
viriual downtown, snd so on. Wc envision that thcsc additiansl features are not necessarily hosted
by the samc entity that hasts the Site T.,ocator fiuiction.
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AGREF,AxY,NT FOI2
REGIbNAL SITE SELECTOIZ Y'1tO.1FCT I
Spokane Regional Site Selector Consnrtium
Site Selector Consortium Uversight Committec Memlaers Representing Cnasortinm
iViemhers
Agcncy/Urganization Representative
. Avista Corporation ' Randi Rich
City of Spokanc Craig Ferris
Spokanc Area Economic I?evelopment Council Robin Toth .
~ Spokane County Ian Von Essen -
Site Selector Oversdght Coin:znittee Director Agency!Organization Representative
WSU ' Kerry Breoks
~ A.ppendix 13, Page-1-
~ CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
Request for Council Action
Meeting Date: December 4, 2007 City Manager Sign-off:
Item: Check all that apply: ❑ consent ❑ old business (D new business ❑ public hearing
❑ information ❑ admin. report ❑ pending legislation
AGENDA ITEM TITLE : Sculpture for Mirabeau Point Park
GOVERNING LEGISLATION: The City of Spokane Valley Comprehensive Plan recommends
incorporation of art into public places.
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: None•
BACKGROUND: The Spokane Valley Arts Council (SVAC) is proposing to raise funds to
purchase and install a bronze sculpture in Mirabeau Point Park. They are recommending the
sculpture "Walking the Line" by artist Jerry McKellar_ Jim Harlcin, SVAC President, would like to-
discuss the design and the location of the sculpture with City Council.
~ OPTIONS: Discussion regarding sculpture and location. RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION: Consensus to place this item on consent agenda for
December 11, 2007 Regular Nieeting.
BUDGETJFINANCIAL IMPACTS: The Arts Council is proposing to raise funds to purchase and
install the sculpture. .
STAFF CONTACT: Mike Jackson
ATTACHMENTS PowerPoint, Letter from Spokane Valley Arts Council
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Spokane Valley
Arts CouncmilProj'ect
December 4, 2007
. ~ Promoting
Arts' in Spokane
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5roKANEvAu.t•r
15R'I ti CC'IUNLIL
The Honorable Diana Wilhite
Mayor of the City of Spokane Valley
and Members of the Spokane Valley City Cauncil
11707 E. Sprague Avenue, Suite 106
Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Dtar Mayor 4Vrltiite and Caunai Members
011 behalf of the Board of Directors of the Spokarie Valley Arts Council, I am writing to
request formai approval by the City Council for SVAC to acquire and present to ihe C►ty
of Spokane Valley a iarger than life bronze sculpture titled "Walking the Line" to be
placed on the grounds at CenterPlace. Produced by Colville artist Jerry McKellar,
'V'Jalking the Line° is part of a limited edition of oniy ten scuiptures.
Since its founding in 2004, the Spokane Valley Arts Council has been an active
participant in the cuitura) Iffe of the Spokane Valley. It is our hope that this piece will bc
just the first of many works of art that SVAC wilt bring to the City of Spokane VallEy.
Since we must saon enter into a contractual arrangement with the artist, we wauld
appreciate a response from the City Courtcil before the end of 2007_ If you have any
questions or would like further information about the Spokane Valley Arts Council,
please let me know. I can be reached at 924-5009 or 924-3494
Tliank you very much for your consideratiori.
Sitlcerely,
~ Dr. Ja s rtcen, Pre ident
SRIokar1e Valley Arts Cotlnco
cc Direc?orc of tipokanr VaUev,'',,c l
. . JERRY D. MCKELLAR, SCULPTOR , .
. PO BOX. 70 : . . . COLVILLE, WA 99114 (509) 684-2148 .
fax (509)685-9114 . email -jdmckellar@ultraplix.com
. '
www. ienvrrickellat com EDUCATfON & BACKGROUND: • GRADUATE UtdIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, OpS OEGREE, JUNE 1969;
PRIMA.RiLY A SELF-TAUGHT ARTIST, HIS VMD IMAGIPIATtON COMBINED WITH lNPUT FFtOM LlFE EXPERIENGES,
TRAVEL, AND NATURE INFLUENCE HIS CREATIVE SPIR17. DrRCKELLAR'S EDttCATtON AT THE UNIVERStTY OF
WASHlNGTON DENTAL SCHOOL PROVIDSO HIN1 WITH EJCTENSIVE STUDIES OF FACIAL AIdD HUMAN ANATOMY
THAT NAS HELPED GREATLY IN SCULPTING.THE HUMAN BODY. HE BEGAN MAKING JEWELRY IN DENTAL
SCHOOL, AND CONTINUED THROUGHOUT HIS DENTAi. CAREER TO fXPERiMENT WiTH DIFFERENT ART FORMS,
INCLUDJNG PAIAITfNG, 3CRATCH90ARD DRAWING, AND SCULPI'ING. HE HAS BEEN SERIOtiSLY SCULPTING IAI
BRONZE AND STEEL 31NCE 1987 AND RETiRED FROM DENTISTRY IN 1934 TO PURSUE H18 ART CAREER FULL 71ME. HE HAS TAKEN PATINA CLASSES AND CURRENTLY OOES MUCH OF HtS OWN PATINAWORK.
CHARACTERiST{C OF MCKELLAR'S.WORK iS HtS REALESTIC'S7YLE, EMBODIED WITH 'POWER AkD MOVEMENT.
HtS WORK VARIES FROM EXTREMELY FI~1E DETAlL 7U SMOOTii Ml13Cl.E STUDlES EMPHASlZIIdG-TNE HUMAN
FORM. EACH YEAR TRAVEL3IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE WORLD DOIPdG PHOTOt3RAPHIC STUDIES INSPIRE
FUTURE WORK. ' " • ' , . ' . • ' •
A3 AN ACCOnIlPLSHED AND [NVENTIVE ARTiST, HE 18 CONSTANTLY Q(PAMDiNG HtS STYLE AND SUHJECT
MATTER. SlNCE 1998 MANY NEONUMEN7AL AND LiFE-SIZE SCULPTURE3 HAVE BEEId (tr4.STALLED IN PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE COLLECTION3. . . •
MU3EUMS! CORRORATE/ PUBLiC SCULPTURE
2007 - Monumerrtal "Dance of Sun 8 Moon - EI Monte Sagrado ResoK 8 Spa, Taos, NM
2007 - Monumentaf "Working the Line" - P[neda0e Visitor CeMer,.Pinedate, WY .
2006 - Steel Wall Scuipture- Colville Pubiic Library - CoWiEle, WA ~ 2005- Monumental "Dance of Sun 8 Moon" -Casa del Sol y Luna, Lake;Forest,.IL 2005- Lito-size "Flower Dancing in.the Wind" - Gity of Sheridan, WY ,
2005- "Baw Stringer" Monurrreht - Beaver Creek Lodge, Beaver Creek, CO
2005 - Lifc-size "Hucklelxerry Daze"- Kessler Canyon Ranch, Grand Junctlon, CO . ,
2004- Life-size "Huckleberry Daze" Beaver Creek Ladge, Beaver Greek, CO ,
2004- "Challenger" -3tee1-10' H- Kessler Canyan Ranch, Grand Junction, CO .
2003 -"Working the Line" - Ciymer Museum, Eltensburg, llYA • 2007- L3fe-size "Ftower Dancfng in the Wind", Foantain Hills Civic AssQC., Fountain HNIs, AZ
2000 -"Bow Stringer Monument - Celebratbon Hotel, Celebration, FL . .
1999 -"Bow Stringer- Bennington Cerrter for the Atts, Bennfngton; VT 1999 -"Shawi Oancee - Bennington Center far the Arts, Bennirtgton, VT 1859 -"Challenger" - City of Eltensburg, WA . . 1998 -"Bow Stringer" - University af Mortt3na PermattentCallection,. Missoula, MT. '
1388 -"First af Nee Seasan" - Nora Fccles Harrison Museum af Art, Lagan, U'1'
1597 -"Osage Silver" - Ctymer Museum, ERensburg. WA ,
HONORS 8 AWARDS . .
2006 CM Russell Museum CEO Award C.M. Russefl Museum, Great Falis, MT~ '
" 2006 People's ChoEce Best Sculpture Award C.M. Russe11 Show &'Auctlon, Great Falfs, MT
2005 Peopte's Choice 6est Sculpture Award C.M. Russetl Show 8 Auction; Great FalEs, BAT
2004 "Working the Line" presented "Award for Excellence" JH Urology corrference•
2003 Crymer Museum Purchase Awani NatEonal Art Show & Auction, Ellensburg, VYA 2403 Old West AAuseum GaItery Avrrard Wesiern Spirit Art Showr, Cheyenne, WY - -
2002 John Clymer Avwarti Nationa{ Art Show & Auction, E1lensburg, WA
2001 2nd Ptace Contemporary 3culpture Phippen Westem Art Shaw, Prescatt, AZ 1999 2nd Ptace Traditional Sculpture Phippen Westem Art Show, Prescott, AZ .
1999 Juried Anriual Exhibition NatEonal Sculpture Soclety, tdY, NY .
1998 Best oi ShowlBranze Nationai 1Nestem Art Shaw, Ellertsbung, Wd 1998 Ha»nra AwardlTraditional3cuipture Phi .
ry ppen Westem Art Show, Prescott, AZ 1997 Artists' Choice Award C.IN Russetl Show 8 Auction, Great Fatis, MT •
1997 Bgst Scutpture C.M. Russeli Show & Auction, Great Falis, MT 1997 Purchase Award Clymer Museum, EIlensburg, WA
19971$` Piace/3 Dimensional Spakane Westem Art Show, Spflkane, WA
1996 Best of Showl Bronze National Western Art Show, EIlensburg, WA
1995 Best of Show! Bronze National Wastem Art Show, Eliensburg, WA
1994 ZND p{aC@ BfORZe SCI Art CompetFtton, Reno, NV
1993 Best of Shaw1 Bronze National Western Art Shaw, Ellensburg, WA J
CONlMISS10NS:
ZOOS- Caroline LambeR GrassQll Foundatlon - Commisslon monumernal "Woricing the Line"
2006- Private Commisstort- Lffe-size "Coup Ponies" (4 horsesN rider)
2005 -RMEF - Eik bust "The Chattenge" . . .
2044 -Spofcane Ronald McDonatd Hause - life-sixe bear prototype for Spokane Fundratser .2004- Private Commissiote-16' MonumeM, "Darice of Sun i AAoon" . .
1998- Privete Commission - 81/2' MonumeM, "Bow Stringer' .
-1397- Prhrate CommEssion - Scuipture, "Last Load" 1995 Rotary InternaUonai - Or9glnal Sculpture for Rctary tnternatlonal Presiderrt - Calgary, A1berta
EXHtBIT10N31 SHOWS . .
Maryhpl RAuseum 20fl4 Outdoor Sculpture.invftational . Goldendale, WA 2004 JurCed Outdoor Sculpture Art on the Piaza Shetidan, WY . C.M. Russell Show - . . Great Falls, MT . Loveland Sculpture Invitational .-Loveland, CO
National Scu(pture Socfety Annual Exhibition (1998) New,York, NY •Otd West R9useum 2603 & 2004 Westem Spirit Show Cheyenne, WY . Wili Rogers Masters Trappings Exhibitfon . Fort t4Yorth, TX
O[d West Museum 2003 Gattery Awards Art Show Cheyenne, WY • Phippen Westem Art Show PrescoK, AZ
Museum of Fine Arts, Unhrersity of Montana Mtssoula, MT . . . .
Nationat Art Show EIlensburg, WA -
' Jagen Und Fischen Show (SCI Pavilton), Munich, Germany
Shared Vislons ExhibittoNClymer Museum Ellensburg, WA Mountain Oyster Ctub Art Show Tucson, i4Z .
Clyrner tY{useum "Dua{ Expressicns" ERen'sburg, WA'- - Art AsSOCiates ot the. Missouta ArtMuseum AAissflula, MT .
Trails West Westem Art Shaw Vancouver, WA* •
Spokane Western Art Show : . Spokane, WA "
Artists for Open Space Bigfork, N[T .
Fred Oldfieid Western Herttage Center Tacorrea, WA Thurtderbird Artists - Carefree, AZ - • Caswell Gallery Out of Africa Exhibition Troubdale, OR - " MEMBERSNIPS: .
Natianai Sculpture Saciety - Cotteague Member -Westem Art Assocfation MembeP - - • Westem Art Associetion Artist Advisoryr BoaM , Colvllle Arts Foundation Member PUBLICATION3: •
Cfleur d'Atene Magazirte - tMrtter 2005 • InformArt.MagaziRe- Winier lssue 2045A02 . '
Southwest Art Magazine - July.2001 . . ,
Art ot the West - NrnremberlQecemlser 2000, JulylAug 20D5 ,
irrformArt Magazine,- 3ummer Issue •1599 . , . , ,
Sculpture Forurn Magaz[ne = Summer 1998, . . ' . .
tndulge Magazine - Art Revlew - Summer lssue 1998 .
Washington State Dental Alumni Magazine - Fail 1997 .
MCKELLAR'S WURKS RE5IDE IN PRIVATE AND CORPOItATE COLLECT[ONS THROUGHOU'T THE U.S., .
CANADA, MEX[CO, AND EUROPF.. THE ARTIST'S W,ORIC IS REPRESENTED BY CALLERIES TIiRUUGHOUT .
TRE U.S. . , . .
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JERtY MCKELLAR, SCULPTOR .
,-M.TSEUM, CQRPORATE CULLECTIONS/ PUBLIC A.RT/ NIONUMENTS
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2007 PINEDALE VISITOR CENTER, PYNFDAI.E, WY - MONUMENTAL "WpRK1NG THE LINE"
2007 EL MONTE SAGTtADO RESORT, TAOS, NNd -"DANCE OF SUN & MOO1V" LIFE-SIZE
2406 COLVILLE PUBLi.C LIBRARY, COLVILLE, WA -ST'EEL WALL SCULPTURE
2005 CASA DEL SOL Y LUNA- PRIVATE MUSFU`M/COLLEC'I'ION - LAKE FUREST, IL
LIFE-SIZE "DANCE OF SUN & MOUN" •
2005 CITY OF SHERIIDAN, R'Y - LLFT,..SIZE "FLOWEIt DANCING IN THE WINA"
2005 BEAVER CREEK LODGE, BEAVER CREEK, CO- "BOW STItINGER" MONIIMENT
2005 KESSLER RANCA, GRAND .TUNCTION, CU - LIFE-SIZE "HUCKLIEBEItRY DAZE"
2Q04 BEAVER CREEK LOnGE, BEAVER CREEK, CO - LIFE-SIZE "HUCKLEBERI2Y I)AZE"
2003 CLYMER MUSEUM PURHASE AWAtD -"WOI.tKi1VG TPE LINE" 01 FOUNTAIN HILLS CIVIC ASSOCIATION- L1FE-SIZE "FLOWER
DANCING IN THE WIND" .
2000 CELEBRATION HOTEL, CELEBRATION, FL -"BOW STRINGFR" MONUMENT
1999 BENNINGTON CENTER FOR THE ARTS - "BOWSTRINGER" •
1999 BENNINGTON CFNTER FOR THE AItT5 -"SHAWL DANC'ER"
1999 UNNERSITY OF MT PERMANENT C()LLECTinN -"BOW S'1CRIlYGER"
1999 CITY OF EY.LENSBURG, WA - "CHALLENGEit"- 1999 9' MONUNIENT -PRTVATE DEVELOPiVIENT GROUP- "BOW STRINGER"
1998 NORA ECCLES HARRISUN MUSEUM -"FIRST OF TFIE SEASAN'•
1997 CLYMER MUSEiJM PURCHASE AWARD- "OSAGE SLLVER" AWARDS •
2046 C.M. RUSSELL MUSEUM CEO AWE11tD -"COUP PONIES" "
2006 PEOPLE'S CHO[CE BEST SCUI,P'TUR.E AWARD -"COUP PONTES"
C.M. RUSSELL SHOW & AUCTION - GREAT FAL,LS, MT
~,~p05 PEOPLE'S CHOICE BEST SCULPTUItE AWARD -"OTTER WOMAN"
C.M. RUSSELL SHOW & AUCTION - GREAT FALLS, MT
2004 "WORKING TAE L1NE" - PURCHASED FOR THE "AWARA FOR EXCELLENCE" .
JH UROL4GJC CONFERENCE - DISPLAYED AT CURNELY., MEnICAL CENTER
2003 CLYYIZER MUSEUM PiTRCHASE AWARD -"WORKING THE LINE"
2003 GALLERY AWARD - OLD WEST MUSEUM- CHEYENN]C, WY
2002 JOHN CLY1tiiER AWARA -"IND4NIITABLE SPIRiT"
NATIONAL ART SHOW & AUC'1'ION- ELLENSBURG, WA
2001 2ND PLACE CONTEMPORARY SCULP'TURE- "SER.ENITY" .
PHIPPEN WESTERN ART SHOW- PRESCO'I"T, AZ
1999 2ND PLACE TRADI'170NAL SCULPTURE-"FIItST OF THE SEASON"
PHIPPEN WESTERN ART SHOW - PRESCOTT, AZ
1998 BEST OF SHQWBR4NZE- "WQpPE'S GtFT" NATIONAL WESTERN ART SHOW - ELLENSBVRG, WA
1998 HONORARY AWARD/TRA.UITIONAL SCULP'TURE - "BOW STR[IYGER"
PHIPPEN WESTERN :ART SHOW - PItESCOTT, AZ
1997 ARTISTS' CHOICE AWARD -"pSAGE SILVER"
C.M. RUSSELL ART SHOW - GREAT FALLS, MT
1997 BEST SCULI''Y'UItE- "OSAGE SILVER"
C.M. RUSSELL ART SHOW- CREAT FALLS, MT
1997 PURG'HASE AWARD - "OSAGE SILVER„ • -
CLYMER MUSEUM - EI,LENSBURG, WA • 1997 1ST PLACE/3 DDMENSIONAL- "°1'IMC QF THE COLD MAKER" '
SPOKANE WES1'ERN ART SHOW - SFOKANE, WA 1996 BEST OF SAOWlBRONZE- "KIT FOX LANCE BEAELFit"
NATIONAL V'VESTFRN ART SAOW -ELLENSBURG, WA
1995 BEST OF SHOWBRONZE- "BY.ACK RAVEN"
NATIONAL WESTERN ART SHOW - ELLENSBURG, WA
1994 2ND PLACE BRON7.E-KKWOTTENAI KANYE"
SCI ART COMPETITiON - ItENO, NV
1993 BEST OF SHOWBRONZE -"ON EAGLES' WINGS" ,
NATIONAL WESTERN ART SHOW - ELLENSBURG, WA .
1999, 2400, 2401, 2OQ3, 20i14 - RMEF BANQiTET PROGRAM A1tTIST
J"C7RIEI) EXHIBITION5, SFECIAL SHO'WS
2004 MARYHILL MUSEUM, GOI.DENDALE, WA - 4UTDOOR SCUZP''URE INVYTATIONAL -
"!MOMITABLE SPIRIT" 2004-05 ART ON 'I'HE PLAZA, SHERIDAN, WY- LIFE-SIZE "FLOVVER DANCING IN THE W1ND"
2003 CASWELL GALLERY - TROUTDALE, OR- "OUT OF AFRICA" EXHYBITION
2002 FRED OLDFIELD WES'I'E17N HERITAGE CENTER, TACUMA, WA- EXHIBITION
2000 CLYNiEIi NI[JSEUM -ELLENSBURG, WA -"DUAL EXPRESSIONS" - EXHIBITION WTTH
PAINTER JIM NELSON (MAY - .TULY)
19g'9 NATIONA.I. SCULPTURE SUCIFTY ANNUAL EXHIBITION - NEW YORK, N.Y. -"BOW
S'I'RIlVGER"
19991VIIJSEUM OF FIIYE ARTS, UN[VEILSITY OF IVdONTANA "MASTERS OF THE MEIDIUNP"
CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
...Request for Council Action
Meeting Date: Decembcr 4, 2007 City Manager Sign-off:
Item: Check all that apply: ❑ consent [D old business ❑ new business
❑ public hearing [D information ❑ admin. report ❑ pending legislation
AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Spokane Regional Stormwater Manual
GOVERNING LEGISLATION: C'astcrn Washington 1'hase 11 Municipal Stormwater Permit
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN: Council Meetings 1/20104, 4127/04, 8124l04, 8/1l05 8
10126105 BACKGROUND:
Staff wants to discuss the adoption process f'or thc Spokanc Regional Stormwater Nlanual (SRSM). Staff'
proposes the following adoption process (The City of Spokane ancl Spokane County are expected to
r 1 follow similar adoption schedulc \
1. Obtain SEPA determinatinn with Spokane County vtd Cify of Spokane with Spnkane County as
the lead ageney
2. f-lold a study session on January 10'h ancl a public hearing on Jantivy 24"', 2008 with Planning
Commission . 3. I-[old a public hearing witM Cit:y Cotincil in N'ebruary 2008
4. Schedule a meeting with City Cauncil by March 2008 wich Staff recnmmending to motion ttle .
adoption of the SRSM
The attlchnients include a mcmo io City Council that provides background in thc development
of the SRSM and a copy o.C the equivalency letter from Ecology datccl October 8, 2007.
OPTIONS:
RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION: Proceed witti thc adoption of the Spokane Kegional
Stormwater Manual
BUDGETIFINANCIAL IMPACTS: None STAFF CONTACT: John Hohman a.nd Gloria Manb,.
ATTACHMENTS
~ Ecluivalency Letter iirom t'JA Stit1c Uepiirtment of }:cology dated October 8, 2007
Memo to City Council f:rom John Hoh.man and Gloria lVlantz, dated November 28, 2007
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' STATE OF WASHlIVGTON DEF'ARTr'vlENT OF ECOLOGY
PO BGx 47600 a Olympea, bYa 98504-7600 • 360-407-6000'
717 for Washington kefay Service ~ Persons with a speech disabili[y can call 877-833-6341 '
QCtpheY 8, ZQn7 ' M:;. Gloria Mant-r_
City of Spokane Valley •
11707 E. Sprague Avenue
Sp4kanc Valley, WA 99206
Rc: Spokane :Regional Stor.cnwater Manual Lquivalency Dear Ufs.lVlantz.: .
Thank you for yaur woperatian tmci respousiveness on behalf of the City of Spokane
Valley. '173.e V✓ashiugtvn State Department of Fcoingy (Ecoiogy) completed its review of
the Spvkane Regioncrl Stvrmivater 1Lianua1 and finds that it nleets the mini.mum pcrmit
zequirements.
According to Speaial ConditiQn SS o.f the T:;a.stern VVaShin,gtan Phase II viuuicipal Storznwater Permit, permiftces must require project aiid propeety ovoaers to adhere to the
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m.inimtuxi technical requirement5 in Appendix 1. The minimtun technical requirements
must includc Blvlt' selection, design, iastallation, operatzon; and naaintenance staudards
. necesSary lo prot•ect water yuality, reduce clischflrge of pollutants to the imax.imum extent
p.racticable, et1d satisfy a11known, available, and reasonable treatmcnt (AKAR'1)
rc;quirements. Appendix 1 iucludes seven. core e.lements:
• Core Element #1: Preparation of a Slormwater Site Plan •
- Cor.E Fletnent #2: Con.struction Stormwater Pollution I'revention
- CarL Elcrr►enfi#3: Source Con.trol o£Pollui:ian •
• Care Elemcnt #N: Preservation of Natural D rainage Systein
' • Core Element #5: RunoiF Treatment
• Core Blement #Ci: Flow Contrnl -
Core E?ement #7: Opcration and Maintenance . .
To fulfil'1 the .cequirement af Special Conclityon S5, the county developed the Spodurne
xegional Stornswater Manual. Ecalogy used an iterative review/revision process to cletermine thar the Spukane Regiorrul Stnrnnvaler 1lgunuul adhcres to the minunum
tecbn.ical requirements in Appendix 1 of the Ea.Siern Washington Yhase II Municipal
Stormwater Permit thus meeting the m.inimum permit riTquiz•ements.
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If you liave any qucstions conceraing tlus approval, please contact Mieke T-Toppin by
telephone at (364) 407-6435 or via email at mhon461.aecv.wa.eov.
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NancYr.. Winters, Manager ProgYam Development Service.s
Water Quality Program Cc: Han-ielBeale -
David lluncari
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Spokane
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509.921.1000 ♦ Fax: 509.921.1008 ♦ cityhall@spokanevalley.org
Memorandum
To: City Council
From: John Hohman and Gloria Mantz .
Date: November 28, 2007
Re: Regional Stormwater Guidelines Previous Council Action Taken: Council Meetings 1120I04, 4/27104, & 81241U4, 811105 8 10/26/05
Wheri the Ciry of Spolcanc Vallcy (City) ineorporatecl, the Cily adopted the Spokane Count},
Stormwater Gtudclines for Stormwatcr Management (SGSM) by City Ordinajice 03-032 as
interim guidelincs. 'The SGSvI was first adopted in 19$0 by Spokane County. 'f'he guidelines
were then amended through a scries of revisions and addenduros in 1981, 1986, 1990, anci
1998. The result is a poorly organized clacumenc lhat is diFEicult to find information in.
Revisions to the SGSM had bcen on hold since 2001 because Washington Department of
Ecology (Ecology) was in the process of draiting a Stormwater Manual for Eastern Wa.shinglcm.
I.n September. 2004, Fcology final.ized tlie Storinwater Management Manual i'nr Eastem
Washin,gton (SM413W). NPllES 1'hase Il permitted communities are required to have a
stormwater manual tllat is techaical equivalent to ttic SMMEW. The Cily of Spokane Valley,
Spokane County and the City of Spokane havc worked with the laepartment of Lcology and
liave obtained a letter of equivalency for our Spokanc .Regional Stomiwater Manual (SRSM).
The letter is attached for reference. The SRSM is tailored to our region and includes additional
informalion nn canveyance sizing and other topics nAt covered by the SiMMEW. Alsa, we
have includeci erample problems io help people using the manual see the technical
reyuirements in context.
The identical mazlual is being aclopted by all thrce .jurisdictiUns. This v%rill be advantageous to
those using the iuanual since any project in the Spokane area will be designed to a consistent
standard. Also, the jurisdictions will benefit &om the consistency of Stormwater desigti
criteria. Besides being reviewcd and accepted as equivalenl to Fcology's SIVIIvI~EW, the
manual has undergone a subslanlial public: parlicipation program.
"1'he SRSM is a technical dacument usecl primarily by civil enguieers in the design of
stormwater facilities to serve public and private projects. °1`he goal ofthe manual is protect our
water resources by requiruig projects to implement appropriate stormwater facilities, also
luiown as Best Management ('rac;tices (F3MP's). The BVIP's arc designed lo emulate thE way -
the natural systems -vvould treat, detain, and infiltrate slornlwater runoff before the project was
eonsiructed. Another goal of the SRSM is to protcct public and private property from flooding.
~ Adootion Yrocess
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Staff proposes the following acloption process:
1. Obtain SEPA determination with Spokane County and City of Spokane with Spokane . County as lcad agenc;y
2. Hold a sludy session on January 10`h and a public hcaring An January 24`h, 2008 with
Alanning Cominission
3. Hold a public hearing with City Couiicil in February 2008
4. Schedule a mceting with City Council by March 200$ with Staff recammending to motion
the adoption of the SRSK
The City of Spokane and Spokane County arc expected to follow similar adnption schcdule.
'Cimelinc and Public lnvolvement
'I'he regional group began discussing the Spnkaale Manual in September 2003. Spokane
Counfy developed a draft manual far most of 2004. The regional group met weekly from
October 2004 until June 2005 to create a draft manual. This deaft manual went out for public
review on .Iuly 21, 2005. Comments were solieited by the three jurisclicuons from Ecology, the
design community, citizen groups, a.ssociations, and the public. Public comment period ended
September 2l , 2005. 1`hc drafl: manual was available at the City of Spokane Valley and
Spokane County website. In addition, harcl copies and CDs were available ta the public at each
of the three jurisdictions. F-mail distributions were sent to engineers and developers and some
. neighborhood representatives. Other forms of public outreach includeci media releases and
`newspaper notices in the Spokesmau Review and Valley TTerald.
Workshops were held on August 24 and Seplember 13, 2005 ai lhe City of Spokane Valley
Council Chambers. hi addition, the City of Spokane and Spokane County helcl four additional
workshops at different locations throughout the City ot Spokane and unineorpnrated areas of
Spakane County in August and Septembcr, 2005. These workshops were targeted to answer
questions from the general public.
A technical worksllop was held an September 6th, 2005 with ACFC; a local engineering
A.ssocialion. F1 meeting with Ccology scaff was held on September 13, 2005. Representative-s
from cach of che local jurisdiction were present at these meetings. Conunents were received
. &om a few citizens, neighhorhood groups, lacal engineers; and Ecology. 1'he comments were
reviewetl and applicable comments were incorporated by the three jurisdictions by ear.ly 2006.
"rom 2006 until the fall of 2007, the three jurisdictions have worked to address F_cology's
comments and address adclitional concerns raised by lhe regional group.
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CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
Request for Council Review
Meeting Date: December 4, 2007 Cfty Manager Sign-off:
Item: Check all that apply: ❑ consent ❑ old business []x new business ❑ public hearing
❑ information ❑ admin. report ❑ pending legislation
AGENDA ITEM TITLE: 2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments - Planning Commission Findings of Fact
PREVIOUS ACTION TAKEN: None BACKGROUND:
The Spokane Valley Cornprehensive Plan includes an annual amendment cycle that runs from November 2"d
to November 15' of the following year. Applications received prior to November 15t are considered by the
Planning Commission in late winter/early spring of the following year, with a decision by City Council in late
spring/early summer. The Comprehensive Plan Amendment schedule is not in accord with the timeline noted .
above due to the time demand involved in the adoption of the Unifiorm Development Code (UDC). '
All parts of the Comprehensive Plan (maps and text) can be amended during the annual cycle. The
Community Development Department received 1 request from the public for a site-specific Comprehensive
Plan amendment; city staff initiated 16 other amendments (one was subsequently withdrawn) for 2007. Sites
that are approved for a Comprehensive Plan Map amendment automatically receive a zaning designation that
consistent with the new Comprehensive Plan Map designation.
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, Addi#ionally, staff initiated Comprehensive Plan text amendments to Chapter 3, Transportation and Chapter 4,
Capital Facilities and Public Services, Proposed changes to Chapter 3 include minor formattinglhousekeeping
-type amendments as well as updating information related to a number of.sections within the chapter. Chapter
4 amendments involved updating the 6-year transportation improvement program as well as including
inforrnation on other potential city capital projects. .
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PUBLIC NOTICE:
Notice for the proposed amendments was placed in the Spokane Valley News Herald on October 5, 2007 and
each site was posted with a"Notice of Public Hearing" sign, with a description of the proposal, and a State
Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) determination. Finally, individual notices of the proposed map amendments
were.mailed to all property owners within 400 feet of each amendment.
SEPA REVIEW: Pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA - RCW 43.21 C) environmental checklists were required
for each proposed comprehensive plan map and text amendments. Under SEPA, amendments to the
comprehensive plan are considered "non-project actions" which are defined as actions involving decisions on
policies, plans, or programs that contain standards controlling use or modification of the environment.
Additional environmental review may be required for the actual development of the subject properties.
Staff reviewed the environmental checklists and a threshold determination was made for each comprehensive
~-~plan amendment request. Determinations of Non-significance (DNS) were issued for the requested
lcomprehensive plan amendments on October 5, 2007. The DNS's were published in the city's official
"newspaper on October 5, 2007 consistent with the City of Spokane Valley Environmental Ordinance.
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT PROPOSALS: .
Comprehensive plan map amendment proposals are organized into individual reports consisting of application materials, staff reports, comprehensive plan maps, zoning maps, aerial maps, vicinity maps, transportation
maps, and letters submitted to date to assist the City Council's review.
The Spokane Valley Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on October 25, 2007, to consider the
proposed map and text amendments. After hearing public testimony, the Commission made recommendations
on CPA-01-07 through CPA-09-07. The Commission continued the public hearing for CPA-10-07 thru CPA-
17-07 and proposed text amendments to November 8, 2007. Further research was requested on CPA-10-07
to determine an appropriate boundary for the proposed Regional Commercial designation.
On November 8, 2007, the Planning Commission deliberated on CPA-10-07 through CPA-17-07 and
. proposed text amendments. The Planning Commission's recommendations on CPA-01-07 thru CPA-17-07
are summarized in the attached memorandum, The Commission's recommendations on Chapters 3 and 4 are
contained in Exhibits 4 and 5.
. OPTIONS: Move to 15'reading scheduled for December 11, 2007
STAFF CONTACT: Greg McCormick, AICP, Planning Division Manager; Mike Basinger, AICP, Associate
Planner
ATTACHMENTS:
Exhibit 1: Planning Commission Findings and Recommendations .
Exhibit 2: Individual Staff Reports and Related Maps , Exhibit 3: Comments Exhibit 4: Chapter 3, Transportation (amended pages only) ,
Exhibit 5: Chapter 4, Capital Facilities and Public Services (amendecJ pages only)
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11707 E Sprague Ave Suite 106 ♦ Spokane Valley W,A 99206
509.921.1000 ♦ Fax: 509.921.1003 ~ cityha(lpspokanevalley.org
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Memorandum To: Mayor and City Councilors
From: Gail Kogei, Chair - Spokane Valley Planning Commission Date: December 4, 2007
Re: Planning Commission Findings and Recommendation: CPA-01-07 through CPA-77-07; Chapter 3,
Transportation and Chapter 4, Capital Facilities and Public Services Text Amendments
BACKGROUND
The Spokane Valley Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on October 25, 2007, to consider
proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plari Land Use map and text. After hearing public testimony, -
the Commission made recommendations on CPA-01-07 thru CPA-09-07. The Commission continued the
public hearing for CPA-10-07 thru CPA-17-07 and text amendments to November 8, 2007. Further research
was requested on CPA-10-07 to determine an appropriate boundary for the proposed Regional Commercial
~-Mesignation. On November 8, 2007, the Planning Commission deliberated on CPA-10-47 thru CPA-17-07 and
,1)roposed amendments to Chapters 3 and 4 of the Plan.
The Planning Commission's findings and recommendation on CPA-01-07 thru CPA-17-07 and proposed text
amendments to Chapters 3 and 4 are summarized below:
FINDINGS •
1. Notice for the proposed map and text amendments was placed in the Spofcane Valley News Herald on
October 5, 2007. Each map amendment site was posted with a"Notice of Public Hearingu sign, with a
description of the proposal, and a State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) determination.
2. Individual notice of the map amendment proposals was mailed to all property owners within 400 feet of
each affected site. 3. Pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA - RCW 43.21 C) environmental checklists were
required for each proposed comprehensive plan map and text amendment.
4. Staff reviewed the environmental checklists and a threshold determination was made for each
comprehensive plan amendment request. Determinations of Non-significance (DNS) were issued for the
requested comprehensive plan amendments on October 5, 2007.
5. The DNS's were published in the city's official newspaper on October 5, 2007 consistent with the City of
Spokane Valley Environmental Ordinance.
6. The Spokane Valley Planning Commission conducted a public hearing on October 25, 2007, to consider
the proposed amendments. After hearing public testimony, the Commission made recommendations on
CPA-01-07 thru CPA-09-07.
7. The Commission continued the public hearing for CPA-10-07 thru CPA-17-07 and proposed Plan text
i~ . amendments to November 8, 2007. Further research was requested on CPA-10-07 to determine an
appropriate boundary for the proposed Regional Commercial designation.
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8. On November 8, 2007, the Planning Commission deliberated on map amendments CPA-10-07 thru CP°F.-.
17-07 and proposed text amendments. ' RECOMMENDATION
Map Amendments File No. CPA-01-07
Location: South side of 16t' Avenue, west of its intersection with Sullivan; Parcel number 45261.0707 at 1607
S. Sullivan Rd
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Low Density Residential to Neighborhood
Commercial; corresponding zoning change from Single-family Residential Suburban District (R-2) to
Neighborhood Commercial (NC)
PC Recommendation: No Recommendation to date
File No. CPA-02-07: Withdrawn
File No. CPA-03-07
Location: Northwest corner of Pines and 32"d; Parcel No. 45284.2030 and 45284.2013 at 3010 S Pines Road
Request: Change Comprehensive Plan from Neighborhood Commercial to High Density Residential;
corresponding zoning change from Neighborhood Commercial (NC) to Multi-family High Density Residential
District (MF-2)
PC Recommendation: Change to High Density Residential and zone MF-2
File No. CPA-04-07
Location: East side of Pines, North of Mansfield Road.; Parcel No. 45103.0263, 45103.0262, 45103.0261, -45102.9074, and 45102.9057
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation from High Density Residential to Office; corresponding
zoning change from Multi-family High Density Residential District (MF-2) to Office (O)
PC Recommendation: Change to Office and zone O
File No. CPA-05-07
Location: Located on the north side of Mission at its intersection with Barker Road; Parcel number 55083.6401
at 1612 N. Barker Road
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation from Law Density Residential to Neighborhood
Commercial and corresponding zoning change from Single-family Residential Urban District (R-4) to
Neighborhood Commercial (NC) '
PC Recommendation: Change to Neighborhood Commercial and zone NC
File No. CPA-06-07
Location: East of McDonald Road, north of its intersection with Sprague; Parcel No. 45154.1717 at 102 N.
McDonald Road
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation from Low Density Residential to Corridor Mixed-Use
and corresponding zoning change from Single-family Residential District (R-3) to Corridor Mixed Use District
(CMU) PC Recommendation: Change to Corridor Mixed-Use and zone CMU
File No. CPA-07-07
Location: West of Argonne on the south side of Broadway Avenue; parcel no. 45184.0116 and 45184.0101 at,'
8910 E. Broadway Ave and 711 N. Argonne Road
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/"'-,,Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Office to High Density Residential; change
,e►oning classification from Garden Office (GO) to Mlulti-family High Density Residential District (MF-2)
PC Recommendation: Change to High Density Residential and zone MF-2
File No. CPA-08-07 Location: North side of Cataldo, west of its intersection with Argonne; Parcel no. 45181.1224 at 9015 E
Cataldo Ave.
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Office to High Density Residential; change
the zoning classification from Garden Office (GO) to Multi-family High Density Residential District (MF-2)
PC Recommendation: Change to High Density Residential and zone fVIF-2
File No. CPA-09-07 Location: East of Pines, north of its intersection with Olive; parcel no. 45153.1715 at 512 N Pines Road
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Office to High Density Residential; change
zoning classification from Office (O) to Multi-family High Density Residential District (MF-2)
PC Recommendation: Change to High Density Residential and zone MF-2
File No: CPA-10-07
Location: The corridor is part of the Barker interchange and runs from east of Greenacres Road to Hodges
Road and from south of I-90 to Alki Road; the southern border of the corridor extends along Alki from
Greenacres to Michigan; there is a small portion included in the corridor that extends the border farther south
from Alki to Appleway along Michigan, and then east to Hodges Road, the city boundary line.
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Corridor Mixed-Use to Regional
~-~Commercial; corresponding zone change to from Corridor Mixed Use (CMU) and Community Cornmercial (C)
to Regional Commercial (RC).
~~'PC Recommendation: Change to Regional Commercial and zone Regional Commercfal, except for a
small rESidential tract located in the southwest portion of the proposed amendment. The Planning
Commission recommends this resident➢al tract be designated Low Density Residential.
File No. CPA-11-07 _ Location: West of Park Avenue and on the south side of Nora; parcel numbers 35124.2504 and 35124.2606 at
7320 E. Nora Ave. '
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from PubliclQuasi-Public to Light Industrial;
corresponding zone change from Community Facility (CF) to Light Industrial.
PC Recommendation: Change to Light Industrial and zone I-1
File No. CPA-12-07
Location: South side of Broadway, west of Ella Road; parcel no. 45183.0405 at 7816 E. Broadway Avenue.
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from High Density Residential to Office;
corresponding zone change from Multi-family High Density Residential District (MF-2) to Office. *
PC Recommendation: Change to Office and zone Office .
File No. CPA-13-07
Location: East of Pines, between Pinecroft and Trent; parcel no. 45033.9024 and 45033.9042.
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Public/Quasi-Public to Mixed Use;
corresponding zone change from Community Facility (CF) to Mixed Use Center District. PC Recommendation: Change to Mixed Use and zone MUC
.
File No. CPA-14-07
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Location: South side of AAission, west of its intersection with Pines; parcel No. 45161.0246 at 12006 E. Mission,
Avenue. %
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation frorn Public/Quasi-Public to Office; corresponding `zone change from Community Facility (CF) to Garden Office.
PC Recommendation: Change to Office and zone GO .
File No. CPA-15-07
Location: South side of 12E" Ave, west of its intersection with McDonald; parcel No. 45223.9210 at 12912 E.
120' Avenue. .
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Public/Quasi-Public to High Density
Residential; corresponding zone change from Community Facility District (CF) to Multi-family High Density
Residential District. .
PC Recommendation: Change to High Density Residential and zone MF-2
File No. CPA-16-07
Location: West of Long Road, south of its intersection with Maxwell; parcel no. 55182.0103 at 1409 N. Long
Road.
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Public/Quasi-Public to Low Density
Residential; corresponding zone change from Community Facility (CF) to Single-family Residential District (R-
3).
PC Recommendation: Change to Low Oensity Residential and zone R-3 File No. CPA-17-07
Location: North side of 10'h Avenue, west of Pines road; parcel number 45214.2531 at 924 S. Pines Road.
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Low Density Residential to Corridor Mixed
Use; corresponding zone change from Single-family Residential Suburban District (R-2) to Corridor Mixed Use.
District (CMU). "
PC Recommendation: Change to Corridor Mixed Use and zone CMU
Text Amendments - As indicated in attachments.
Approved this 26"' day of November, 2007
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City of Spokane Valley Planning Commission
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Spokane Valley Planning Commission Approved Minutes
Council Chambers - City Hall, 1707 E. Sprague Ave. .
October 25, 2007
1. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Kogle calied the meeting to order at 6:00 pm.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Commissioners, StafF and Audience staod and recited the Pledge of Allegiance
III. ROLL CALL
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,Commissioners Kogle, Blum, Beaulac, Carroll,,:::trosby, and were present. .
Commissioner Sands was absent and excused. Staff attending the meeting: Katfiy
McClung, Director of Community Development;~,Gr~egi NicCorm"ick;_:Planning Manager,
Scoft Kuhta, Long Range Senior Planner, Mi~e Ra"singer, Assaclate Planner, Deanna,
Griffith, Administrative Assistant ' - . - • .
. . i IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA '`j' - - , •
Commissioner Crosby moved the Ocfi. 25, 2007~; agendabe approved as presented.
Secvnd by Commissioner Beaulac ; . Motion passed unanimousiy.
, V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, - -
Commissioner Crosby stated that,.the~ m(nutes for 8-23 07' inoorrectty stated he was
~ absenfi, not excused. Mr. CrosbY' . said he; Fiyad'~~,informed staff that he vrould not be
present at that _rTieetjng. Commissivn~r Seaulac.riiade a motion to approve the ,
minutes from ;August 23, 2407, Septiember 27, ` 2007 and October 11, 2007 be
approved asL;ainended. Commissioner Crosby seconded the motion ~vhich was passcd
unanimousiy: _w'_ . = ~
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VI. PUBLIC COMMENT.
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There was•`iio.public comment.
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VII:';:COMMISSION REPORTS - -
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' Cornmissioner Blum: stated,,thati he attended the City. Counci) meeting on Oct. 23`d,
2007.- FIe reported:.on the'Council's decision rEgarding street vacation af Sipple and
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Fii^st: All other Cai~I.rpissioners had nothing to report. .
VIII. ADMINISfRATIVE REPORTS
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There Svas rnothi'nig for the administrative report. .
IX: COMMIS5ION BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS: Public Hearing regarding Comprehensive Plan amendments.
Beiaw is the list of the Comprehensive Plan Map arnendments. Two chapters of
the Comprehensive Plan, Transportahion and Capital Facilities are being updahed.
' COMP PLAN 20NING '
FILE NO. PARCEL NO, LOCATION CHANGE CHANGE APPLICANT •
Sullivan nnd •
CPA-01-07 45261.0407 16fh Ave LQR !o NC R-2 fv NG NW Renova#ors
; Droadvray and
- CPA-02-07 46151.9010 A4cDonald PQP to MDR CF fo fvfF-1 City of Spokane Valley .
10-25-07 Planning Commission Minutes ' Page 1 of 7
COMP PLAN ZONING
FILE NO. PARCEL NO. LOCATION CHANGE CHANGE APPLIGANT ,
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Pines and CPA-03-07 45284.2030 32nd Ave NC to HDR NC to MF-2 City ofi Spolcane Vall2y '
45284.2013
Pines and
Mansfield . CPA-04-07 45103A261 Ro2d HDR to O MF-2 to O • C+ty of Spokane Valley
45143.0262 .
45103.0263
45102.9057
. , 45102.9074
Barker and . ~
CPA-05-07 55083.6401 ts7ission LDR to NC , Y R-4 to*NE , City of Spokane Valley '
Sprague and
CPA-06-07 45154.1717 McDonald LDR ta CMU;; R-3 ia CNiU~ :.CitY of Spokane Valley I
Broadtivay and • .t~:- . ~.i'•~
' CPA-07-07 45184.0116 Argaine 0 to H00 GO to A4F-2 City af 5ppkaiie Valley
45184.0101 . • - . Yc : 1';.~ 's>
Catalcloand ~
CPA-08-07 45181.1224 Arponne O to PIDR GO to M F-2 City of Spokane Valley ~i
Pines and
CPA-09-07 45153.1715 Olive O to HDR -:0 to MF-2 CitY of Spokano Valley
Barker/1-90
CPA-10-07 - Interchange }"f'rTo RC. To'RC' City of Spolcaiie VaHey I
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The Commissoners discussed~andJ,agreed to proceed with one amendment at a :
time and aliow.`Public comment.offeach item. separaYely. '
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CPA-01~=07 - 16~ and Sullivan.Amendment requesf by the owners, NW
Renovators. Changg from Low Density; Residential to Neighborhood Commercial.
Donna Duree: 1512,5 Centjjnv Rd.,,- Ms. Dupree stated that she is opposed to ,
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~Is;change. ~-.SheFstated'sl~ie had`spoken to the otivner and consider they stated it
. vdas not safe forW single (annily residence. Nis. Duree said she fett thata
commercial'use tivould~destray her quality of life and my family life. She pointed
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. . out that t~ie area is over.•:; saturated vrith traffic, kids, school buses and STA buses.
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Ms. Duree is:asking fo'r'a use that tivill generate the least amount of traFFic.
iUils Waaenhals: 2719 S. Chervl Court. - Mr. Wagenhals stated the area is very'
. UusyAtvith traffic. He state~d a pers~on can't see up Sull'rvan with the fence. Mr.
lNageiihajs;''stated he is against this change, he is afraid of having more
comniercial on Sullivan. .
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Ro4er'Southrn. 1705 S Newer Lane, - Mr. Sotihern stated he is opposed to ihis
change. He stated thereis too much -traffic and change. FEe pointed out that
, people trying to access 4th and Sullivan an-d there are many children from middle
• sthool and hlgh school in the area. He stated he would anticipate disastrous
results. Nir. Southrn stated this corner does not fend itse(f to any commercial
developmenY. . Michael Lee. PO box 885. Libertv Lake - Mr. Lee is a proponent for the change.
Mr. Lee stated that approximately 430 vehicles per hour go by tfiis eorner on
' 16L6; there is three tirrties this amount, on Sullivan. He said he feefs it is not a
• - s,afe place for a single family home. Mr. Lee said he is in favar of wanting to J
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~ - chang- for the safety aspect, wants it to be a better use. Ne said they want to
put something on the properly to serve that neighborhoad. Mr. Lee said larger
commercial is not needed there, but single family residential is not good there
. either. Mr. Lee also stated that the surrounding property will be nothing but
' gravel, and transformers. ' Vicki Sienknecht. 15314 E. 22"d - Ms. Sienknecht stated that she daesn't have an
answer for single family to be on diis fot, but daes not feel fihat commercial is
right either. People wafk the neighborhood at both 16th and Sullivan. Ms.
Sienknecht said it vaas hard, but there is a stop light now. Ms. Sienknecht has
concems about fitting something that close to the corner, but doesn't feel
commercial is a good ansrver. ..F-.•.
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Doua Gore. PO Box 885. Libertv Lake -Mr. Gore is'an ovvner and proponent of
.t~he change. Mr. Gore stated that they are laokirig~<at a low impact use or~ the
• property. Mr. Gore said that they are aware. that ~this;. is on a school bus route,
but that a single family residence is not .appropriate:,• Mr,. Gore said that Vera
Water and Power own the land that surroun is property, and, he believes they are .
going to put a power substation on Neii property. Mr. Gore'stated that he rvill
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do Nrhatever they'can to work with.:t e itieighbofs. ~
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Bradv Peterson 15511 S: Z~.~ - P•ir._P~erson stated that he was an opponent to
the change. Nir. Peterson pointed out*the; lot-size,~11654 sF, and that access is
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gong to be a problem. [Ar. Peterson'•-stated that he pulled out the .
. ...-Comprehensive Plan rega~ding neighborhaoci-commercial. Mr. Peterson stated
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that business should be in~clustcrs, this propertj/:lWould be an island, by itself,
vJhich is not what a Neighaorhaod'Cornmercial Is meant to be..
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h , Alan Mevers, 2124 S Newer Ct., Mr, Meyers statied`that he had prepared a letter,
- but othe~s~ have. ~ar~iculated his. saiiie thoughts in their testimony. Mr. Meyers
feels that any Craffiic bus)ness creates would- be bad for the'neighborhood, fihere
is no,_ Otential for.d"eyelopment on, this property. ,
,7eremv bra.per, 20t1 S Ear1v Dawn. = Mr. Drager stated that he was a proponent
forlthis ctiange;.,HeX"said;that Sullivan is a 4 lane road, there is too much traffiic
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. Mr: Drag~r stated that anything is going to make it busy
for-i(to,be a residence :
on tiiat;corner. Tiie :danger factor is high but single family is not the right thing
to pufi th'ei&e., Mr. Drager) statecl he was in favor of the safesti, best use of the
property -arid-.he believes owners are trying to work that.
Patricia Price: .~~307 E 15th Ave. - Ms Price stated she was one of the neighbors
;tliat fought fo~ a street light. Ms. Price is opposed to t-his change. She afso
sEatied. that shte has picketi un kids tiuha hit by cars. :
Sonia~ BA'nvi. 1520 S Cenkurv Rd. - h9s. Bakonyi stated that she runs an in- . ,
. home4cla}~care. Ms. Bakonyi also stated that she had spoken with Vera ~11tater
and Power who assured her that iP commercial goes on the property, they will
put a substation there. Ms. Bakonyi also stated that Vera also said they would
_ listen to the neighbors. Ms. Bakonyi stated that she runs a daycare in 4er home
and that ifi is very busy for parents to get into her home and pick the kids up.
Ms. Bakonyi stated that she has concerns about tihe increase in cars because she
takes kids for walks and could not feel comfortable doing that if traffic increasetl.
Doua Slato, 1.5311 15th Ave. - Mr. Slato said when thcre ivas-no light there, his
wife ovas in an accident, naw there is a light tF►ere. He stated that he tums on
14th to avoid light. If you add a commercial use the kids will cut the corner. Mr.
5(ato stated he felt ihere was plenty of commercial if someone need@d it they
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could travel to 32nd and Pines or 4~' and Sullivan. Nir. Slato said he fe(t the Cily
needed more homes not more commercial. ~
Michael Godek, 15121 E 15th -Mr. Godek stated he felt a SCOPE office would be
great, but the neighborhoad already had lots of klds jumping fences, lots of
speeding. Mr. Gadek said that he thought nothing too crazy shoufd be allowecl
there. Mr. Godek said he is oppaszd to the changz. . . Commissianer Robertson made a motion to recommend denial of. CPA-01-07 to
the City Council, second by Commissioner Blum. - Comrnissioners had an
extensive discussion of the proposal. Concerns raised were if residential is not a -
good designativn then what would be better considering what Vera 1+U&P are .
going to do with the surrounding land. Comm issione rs:, felt it is not a good place
for residential however, are rnncerned as to what designation 'would be
appropriate on t}ie ground. Distussion tumed: to;what the allowed uses would
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be, staff reminded the Commissioner that what the~ oiMners plan to do with the
property is not part of the propasal, they need~to make a",-determination on what
is the best use for the property based on_lai~d u`se designatlons.
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The vote an the motion is three to tfiree, motion fails. CAmmissioner Carrall - moveti to recommend approval of_tlie proposal to the City Cauncil._-After more
' discussion the vote on the motion isptli'ree to tii`ree, motion fails, ' for tie. At tilis tGne the Commission forwards amendment GPA-01-07 with no recomrr~endation.
CPA-02-07 has been withdrawn. • CPA-03-07 - This pro perty. is • lacated at .ines:- and. 32nd. - It is currently
' apartments, the proposed change._ is ; from ideighborliood Commercial to High
Density Residential. ~
Henrv BeNt:12009 E 30th - Mr., Sell stafieti'that he lives near this property and ~
there is;,`06dy'tioo much noise. Mr. Bell' wanted to know how many more
. peoPle*U;auld be put;in on it. Staff;explained that fihere will be. no change on the
. propeity,_1 _
Commissioiier_ Beaulac made- a. motion fio recommend approval of CPA-03-07 to
, ~tlie Ciry Council"secondby Commissioner Blum, motion passes unanimously.
CPA-04,-07 - These', properties are on the east side of Pines and north of "
Mansfield The ProP~osaf~is to chan9e from Hi9h pensitY Residential to Office.
r . After discussion Comitiissioner Czrroll made a motfon to recommend anproval of
CPA-04-07 toAhe City Council. Motion is seconded by Commissioner Bium and
'appraved Unanimous. CPA-05-07 = This property is loc.ated ot the corner of Barker Rd. and Mission
, Ave.; and: is pait of the Riveiwalk subdivision. Change is from R-4 Residential to
Neighborhood Commercial. Commissioner Carroll asked for confirmation that this
is a map mrrecction, for prior to incorparation, vJas zoned to B-1. Staff did
confirm that the praperty had been B-1, and then it uvas change to residential,
. Elaine Weese„ 18617 E. Montaon'ierv - Ms. %Neese' stated that the property tivas
- originally oommercial, before the developmenti. P'is Weese siated that tfiere tvas
' . too mucfi traffic for anyfihing more than commercial. Anita Purdie, 18716 E BaldN;in Ct. - Ms Purdle stated that shE has been toid l'liat
there have been several different designations oi) the property. Ms. Purdie
stated she felt that a park of some kind would be better than something
- , commercial. She said that there is a bus stop located In this area and houses
• back onto this parcel. Ms. Purdie said she feit that the lotiv 'Lurn out of
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neighborhood was c4ue to no notice, she also said it is too hard to stop and read
_ sign. She stated she was troubled as to what will go there and what effect it wiil
have on the children and the schofll.
Ca.mmissioner 81um made a motion to recommend approval of CPA-05-07 to the •
. City Council. Commissfoner 12obertson seoonded the mation which was passed
unanimous. CPA-06-07 - This property is just off the corner of Sprague and McDonaid. •
Change is from Low Deiisity Residential to Corridor Mixed Use. - StafF reminded
. the Planning Commission during the Comprehensive Pfan deliberations this
• property was discussed and voted to approve, however it did not get changed on
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the map.
Lillian Enman. 101 N Clinton Rd. - iWs. Enman lives behind the property in this
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CPA. Ms. Enman stated she tivanted to know;,vAat'.is going to go there. Ms. •
Enman stated that she had been told it.was,:offlces fiowever she was concerned
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alwut the amount of noise that would be.generated by the,:,change.
Cammissioner Robertson maved to :r~rommend approvai of.;,CPA-a6-07 to the
City Council. Commissioner Seau(ac setond~ the motion 4vtitch, was passed
unanimous.
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Broad~vay and Argonn~.
CPA-07-07 - This property is located ~t~th~`corne~ of
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- The proposal is tQ change from Office to Fiigh Density Residential, which is the
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- current use'on the prope
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Marie Fnain. 706 N Maraa`rite~''.'4-: - Ms. Fruln stated i the wanted to ask for
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consideration as far as tl1e~'p~ropas~l:ovas.concemeo': ~ h~s. Fruin stated when she
boughti property it had an eakement'on~_the-,back access. She stated she no •
longer has access and would like. to have lief~access back or to have a fence put
up to proEe~ct lier : from the surmunding property. .
Staff`eXplained to'1~. Fruin that tl}e Gty canit require improuements as part of a
Comprehensive Plan amendment. ' ' . .
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-Fd- Krienke. '9?Z`~~S Ntariam1-, Mi~~ ~Crienke stated that he believed what the Ci`y
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•'•~~lia's, dane;is target.~e,d apartments. The CPty is considering reverse spot zoning,
whicli fie,feels is'against the grearer good as well as the Grovvth ManagemEnt
Act. Mr. Kri6nke statM. tfiat if the properly were vacant, no vne would build an
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s k. apartrnent coniplex on it•. fle is against this change.
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`-.Commissiane; r~.__C~arrall made a molion to rernmmencl approval of CPA-07-07 to
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the,City Counc~il. Commissioner Robertson second, the vofie is all in favor.
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CPA=7,08.,07~- The property is located at Catalda and Argonne, the proposed
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cF~ange. is from OffioG to High Density Resfdential.
Ed Krienke, 922 S Nlariam - Mr. Krienke slated that it is unreasonable to say that ,
zoning should be different than tivhat.is already zoned up and do+vn Argonne.
Mr. Krienke stated no 'one could give him a goad reason far the change. Mr.
Krienke shated that this change would afFect his pocketbook. Eie also stated that
if there was a fire no one would want to put apartmenfis back on the property. .
h9r. Krienke stated that the Comprehensive Plan is about changing and makirig a
- choice.
Staff explained the change on the property. The City added Office and multi-
. famity zoning which dicf not exist in the past. Commissianer l3eaulac made the
--mofiion to recommencl approval to the City Council. Commissioner Carroll
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seconded the motion. Commissioners had discussion regzrding the property,
regarding t~ile non-conforniing use and if the owner was aware of the change. r Commissioner's vote on the motion is 3 to 3, motion fai{s. The suggestian ivas '
made to move it forward without a recommendation from the Commission. .
There was more discussion of the consequences of the change and staff's
comments regarding approval. CommiSSioner Crosby made a motion to
recommend approval of CPA-08-07 to ttte Citiy Cbuncil, Cammissioner Robertson second the motion which was passed with a vote of four to hvo.
CPA-09-07 - This property is locateii at Pines and Olive. Ttiese apartments are
NUD housing for seniors. Staff pointed out that this is an example of where . funding wouid be a problem iF it is non-conforrning. ,
. Cammissianer Crosby moved to recammend appro4l of CPA-09-07 to the City
Council. Commissioner Robertson seconded, the Vote is unanimous. ,
CPA-10-07 - StafF explained that this propo'sal is located off the Barker Rd.
interchange. Most of this property, in this;area is currently:,zoned Corridor Mixed
Use,. but that staff feels that with the-interchange there iX should be Regional
, Commercial. . . • ,
Bonnie Owens. 421 N Greenacres""Rd.. - P1s. Owens stiated she was against this
change. She stated no one notified 'lier;of tOange. Ms. owens stated the
nEighbors don't want to be sandwiched 6etvi+een rnmmercial uses.
~isa Thomasan. S06 NCreenacres Rd. - Ms::Thompson siated that she is not
opposed to the area on Br"oad~~ay being changed, ho~v_ever she feels staff is tao .
greeciy with where they inrant, td p'ut,_the change:✓,.: Ms Thompson stated the
change . is impacting the ~6sfdential~neighborhoods. She also stated that
' neighbors were concerned Huber,.Trailer`empPoyees are speeding through the neighborhood;_now along with``people tryipig " to avoid the Barker light. Ms.. .
7hamps n stared46e area around, Alki is mosfity rESidential, she vvanted to know
if th6lC ~ty,yvanted "to buy them oW~
_ Sharon SfiaG4ot 1811z• E Alkf. - h9s: Shawo stated she was against this change.
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sfiated tli~t::the area tietwi~n Broadway and Alki is all residences. Ms.
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' ShaWio'stated sli"e,felt the City v,ras destroying the neighborhood, there were new
~ i-•J,houses:?,~ Why zone~commercial when it has alvvays been residential?
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Nathan Smit~i.: 42Z Vt►'Riverside - Mr. Smith stated he tvas representing the
. Corner Stane`:Churclr~ He stated that tlie church would IikE'to include the church.
and adjacent'property on fihe Comprehensive Plan amendment. h9r. Smith stated
that.~Regional;Commercial would be more appropriate Chan residzntial, which Yhe -
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properry is.(urr2nrly classiRed, which would develop 8road4vay
17iane Savish. 511 N. Greenacres Rd. Ms. Savish stateci she woulcl trade P1r.
Smith the church for thz residences. .
Gred Nicks. 18511 E. AIkI. - Mr. Fiicks stated he was against the change. Mr.
Hicks stated that he felt the only people in favor of this rezone don't live here.
Wes Beck. 19105 E Alki - Mr. Beck stated he was against the change, Mr. Beck
, Uvanted to knotiv what happens tb the houses when they are non-conforming?
Earlier you safd things need to be conforrning.
Eric Hattamer. 217 N Fiora 12d. - Mr. Hattamer stated this is long range plan.
, Barker will be four lanes instead of two in the future, as the traffic has changed .
so Far. He stated Chat you anticipate that as things So forward, people need to
think fong range not short range. -
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Mark 7avlor. 18506 E klki - Mr. Taylor wanted to l:now what happens if tfie
•properties are made non-conforming. He stated he had a concern if residences
tiy to reFinance and they are non-conforming. Nir. Tayior stated he felt the I-90
corridor is Broadway not on Alki.
At th[s time Comm[ssioner Crosby made a motion to extend the meeting to 9:15 .
pm. Motion is seconded and passed to extend Lisa Thompson returned to the padium to ask the designation at the Valley Mall.
. Tracv Garver, 18316 E. Broadwav - fNs. Carver stated she was against this change and thafi aii around there is residential in the area with exception of
Huber Trailer Sales, please move the line back.
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Gene Coibert. 19205 E 8roadwav - Mr. Colbert wiAnted to know what are the
differenczs in the aliowed uses. Mr. Colbert alsd' wanted to know what is goilg
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to happen with the Appletivay Co+~ridor. Mr. Co~~ert "s.Cated that the change does
nofi a~fect his business but, but he said his, logic that there is plenty of
. commercial along the Sprague Ave., so is'mor.~e needed? 1=: Commissioners and stafF diScuss vvhy; tf~e designation was chosen, how regional
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oammercial develops at interchangesh,. Commistisioner Carroll asked_ Wauld it be
. apprapriate to extend the churctiproperly.; -
, Commissioner Crosby made a motton to eztend the meeting to 9:30 pm. Motion
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passes with a vote of S ta 1.
Staff suggested they coufd look. at a series of alt~ma~yes For this area. Barker
ti~rill be widened in the future~; staffydoesnt know'wli~at will be'ne~ed for rnore
- than right-oF ~vay parcels. ~'St~~f sfated~thafi under Corridor Mixed Use High
~ Density Residential ~vould be allowed anifLtfii~; is not something the City would
want at tt~e, iriterchange.
Commissianer Carroll made a mofiion to continue the public hearing fio Nov. 8t' .
tivirti' aiizinstructiori:- to staff tio researc.h including the church request and how
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CPA-10-07:`could.,; tie- reworked. Staff stated tiiey,-could develop a wuple of
altematives.' Commissioner Beaufffc seconded, mdtion passEd unanimously.
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OLD BUSINESSc There was no old business
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X. FOR THE GOOU'OE. THE ORDER .
There was nothing for the gooel of the order
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XI. ADJOURN,MENT
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, There being nv,other business the meeting was adjourned at 9:22 pm.
SUBMITTED: ' APPROVEp:
DEanna Griffith, Administrative Assistant Gail Kagle, Chairperson -
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"E"""`°"~ Thank you for the opporhuiity to provide comments regarding the Ciiy's proposal to
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rezone agproximately 100 acres of land fronl Corridor Mixed Use to Regional
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Commcrcia.l. We represent Conierstone Pentecostal Church ("Conierstone"), wluch -
~T~~ ovms alaprorimately five (5) acres of prop£rty that is adjaceiit to the westeni boundary of ,
the proposeci rczone and is presently zoned Low I7ensity Residential. Cornerstone
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••~,.~.n~6respectfully requests that its property be included in the proposed rezone ~rea.
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The uiclusion of Comerstone's property is appropriate f.or the. following rcasons. First,
the Comerstone property is locatecl in a"pocket" bchween tlie proposed rezonc and property that is dcsigpnated PublicJQuasi-1'ublic and zoned Community Facility. "1"he
existing Low Density Residential designation is incotnpatible with the contempJated
. coinmercial uses as well as the Community Pacility zoning to the west of Cornerstonc. Second, the existing Low Density R,esiciential zone is inappropriate for peoperty with
CYQntage along Interstate-90, wluch is especial]y true considering the Conaerstone
property's proximity to a freEway iiieerchange (Barkcr). Tlurd, the Cornersfnne property .
will be developed as a cllureh xYnd will not be developed for single family residenees;
. thercfore, a change to the existing zoning designacion is appropriate.
As noted in the Staff Report, the intent of tlus rezone proposal is to provide for larger
coriunercial uses iu the area. The property acljacent to Cornerstone is-designated as a
Commiuut}= FacilitiesDistrict; wluch is a dcsignation "intended to. protect and preserve
areas cievoted to civic, cultural, edticational and similar instiiutional facilities." SVCC
19.60.100. Under the Comprehensive 1'laii, the Public/Quasi-Public desicnation is
designed to serve the needs of the community as related tio public services. City of
Spakane Va11ey Camprehensive Plan, p..23, § 2.5.7. By extendinb the Rejional
- Commercial desigilation to the east to include the Conierstone property, the "pocket" of
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October 24, 2007
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resideniial zouing will be eliminated and a designation thAt is consistcat with both 1he
proposed commercial zone and the Community Facilitics District will bc implemented.
In summary, the present designarion of the Comerstane property as Low Density
Residential is inappropriatc given its groximity to Intcrstate 90 and the Barker Road
interchange. In the fuiure, CQmerstone intends to devzlop its praperty as a church. A
church is consistent and campatible with the larger scale commereial development
allowed in the Regional Commercial designation. B}i ercluding this property from tho
rrzone area, the Comerstone property w111 be an "island" of low density residential
betwetn large sc,ale commercial developmeni and s quasi-public use, both of which allow
demnnstrably mnrc intense uses than the Low Dcnsity Residential designation.
'1liank you for thc opportunity io provide comment on proposed amendment If you have
any questions or require any additioaal in.formation, please contact me.
Sincerely Yours,
WTIIiERSPOON, KE1: LFY, DAVENPc.)Et't &
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RECEIVED
October 25, 2007
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S oka.ne Valle Cit3 u ~ Council SzPOKANaVALLEY
P Y PART ENT Of
Re: File #~CPt~-O 1-O'~ COMM~NITY DEVELOPMENT
Dear Sirs,
I am a si.ngle mother, finishing raising the last of my fix<<e children at our home on S.
Cenhuy Road. We have owned our honie for nearly 12 years, and the proposed change of zoning -
directly across the street f.zom our housE is absolutely hor.rifying. It tivill create an extrtremely
unsafe sifuation for the kids and families that live in our community. .
We purchased aur liome when the area all around our neighborhofld was fields, ivith
some homes witii horses and other rural kinds of acreage. One Qf the reasons we moved to our
neighborhood Nuas the peace and quiet, yet reasonably near to schools and shopping. Over the
pears that situation has changed dramatically, with houies and schools surroundi.ng us. We fbughk
for and aot a traffie signal at the comer of 16' and Sullivan, as it was, and is even mare so
6ecoming a very dangerous intersectian. The traffic on both Sullivan and on 16' Street has so
greatly increa.seti along with the growth of the area. Every morninn as people going to werk, the kids and parents from CVHS and both eity
vuses and school buses crowd the streets tryiu; to get to their destinations on ti.me, the traffic
floNv clo,,,c the intcrsection and accidents occur. If }rou allow a commercial enterprise, such as an
Espresso stand proposed by the owner of the property, you urill be creating a traffic nightmare
. fibat wiIl nofi only endanger our neighborhoods, but wi.ll also endanser tt2e geople (including
school kids) wbo wa(k that area daiiy. Our street will become the favored short cut to the coffee
stand and oux quality of life wi11 be destroyecl. Our property values will fa11, and people wbo have
lived in this neighborhood for many years v<<ill sell their homes and the neighborhood will
deteriozate as is seen in other areas where tlus kind of situation occurs.
I am disabled, and afi home most of the time, and I can tell you that the traffic sounds
already are i.ntrusive and constant. Please don't add to that and destray all that I have struggled so
hard foz sa many years t4 build, and to leave to my kids. Pteasd- don't tum .my neighborhoad into
a commErcial zone and ruin our community. Vfy home is ail I have, and I can't just sell aud move
away, and I don't want to! We are not in need of any more commercial ventures intruding inta
established neighborhoods. Our homes ranae from $175,000-over $300,000 in this cammunity.
We have pride of ovvnership and don't want to Iose tha# to comrxiercial intrusion. Please help us
and say vo to destroyiug our neiahborhood.
Sincerely, .
/
onna DuRee
1512 S. Centuzy Road
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RECEIVED
OCT252001
of .
Petition protest: $PO~NE VALLEY DEPARTMEN7 QF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
We, the undersigned citizens of the Spokane Valley announce
. our united opposition for the proposed change of zoning to
allow any commercial development of the area located on the SW co.rner of 16'hStreet azld E. Sullivan Road (File # CPA-41-
07) Spokane Valley, Washi.ngton. We strongly oppose the placement of any in.i.ni-m.art/gas station
or ANY other commercial concern, related to the xesultant and
completely Lulwanted increase in traffic, noise, intrusive
lighti-ng, ci-ime (loxtering, pan-handling, vandalism, theft etc)
and reduction in property values which would certainly occur.
We located in our neighbo.rhoods to avoid such intrusion and
desire to continue without fuz-t.her comjnercial invasion. ' .
NA.ME: A.DDRESS PHONE NUM13ER
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SPQKANE ILE October 25th, 2007
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DEPARTMENT O~Y ~
TO WhofTl ft M8y COnG2P1'1: COMMUNITY'DEVELOPM ENT
This is in regards to the•conceming proposition of building commercially on the corner of
16th and Sullivan. When we purchased our home three years ago on the corner of 16th
and Century, we were told that there were no plans for any buiiding across from us. We bought our HOME for the simple reason that we can live in this home for the next 20-30
years and never have to move and so that I could run my'home based business of an.in
home daycare successfully.
Our property line is exactly 121ft. frorn the property in question. We did NOT receive any notification and anyone within 400ft of the proposed commercial zoning is to be
notified of this change. We did not receive any certified notification as our neighborwho
lives direcetty across from us did.
The proposed commercial development would impact our community in a high fashion
with the result of increased crime and vandalism, increased littering and Ioitering, and
increased traffic. This would also personally impact my home business dus to increased
noise levels which in turn vdill wake the children, decrease our ability to go for walks to
the local parlc, and put parents at risk due to high traffic volumn. Northwest Renovators is being reckless and irresponsible to think that we as a
community would welcome with open arms anything but a single residential home on .
j--- this lot. We were given the excuse that a residential home would put that family at risk
by backing into traffic. However, laoking at this with open eyes will clearly show that
increasing traffic on this-corner due to a coffee stand or mini mart would highly increase
anyone's chance of being in an accident. We have many young school children that
- walk to the local high school and middle school's that would be directly affected and
would increase their risk of just simply walking to and from school safely.
There are several abandon buildings and lots up and down Sprague that are specifically
zoned for commercial with one anticipation in'mind, that is a commercial area. A coffee
stand and or mini mart or any other commercial building simply does not belong in a
residential community. We are already infested with enough coffee stands/mini
marts/gas stations that start 8 blocks from thi"s area. .
Bottom Iine, a commercial property has no place in a residential family uased '
community. These are our homes, our investments, and our lifestyle and we simply do
notwish for this proposed change Sincerely,
Justin and Sonja Bakonyi
1520 S Century Rd
509-891-9313
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' OCT 2 5 2001
T M
o E Petition DE7 RqENT OF
protest: ~MMUfdfTY DEVELOPMENT
We, the undersigned citizens of-the Spokane Valley announce
wd change of zon.irig to
. our uni.ted_oppos.itiozi f.or-the propose
allow any commercial development of the area located on the .
SW cornerof 16`hStreet and E. Sullivan Road (File # CpA-01- .
07) Spokane Valley, Washington. We strongly oppose the placement of any min.i-martlgas station
ox. ANX other cornm.ercial concern, related to the resulta.nt an.d
' completely unwanted increase in traf.f.~c, noise, intrusive
lighting, crirne (loitering, pan=handling, vandalism, thef.t etc)
and reductio'n a.n propezty values wluch would certaully occur.
We located in our neighboxhoods to avoid such in.trusion and .
desixe to. 'cantinue witliout fuxther cammercial invasion. _
NAME: ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER.
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; October 25, 2007
City of Spokane Valley
Re•CPA-1-07
Att• Mike Basinger
Opposition to reaoning to commercial/residential
Please consider optimal residential living, ecological
concerns and beauty of this area as your significant value
when deciding on this rezoning•
My deepest concern is that the current proposed rezoning
opens the south valley above 4th avenue to development such
as strip malls, convenience stores with gas service, taverns
and espresso stands contributing to stalled traffic, idling
cars, pollution and increased criminal activity• Just look
at the congestion and problerns at the Sprague and Sullivan
corridor• Problems with traffic and shoppers getting across
• to different businesses or services whether on foot or in a
car continue• This area includes the highest crime rate in
vicinity• There is neither anything beautiful or attractive
. to enhance the street or its buildings• Thus it provides an
example of what we do not want to promote-
It is not too late to take charge and promote a culture for
' optirnal residential living'and growth• The corner in
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question does not lend itself to a neighborhood with small
businesses and foot traffic• Speeds of 35mph on both
streets and no parking make it prohibitive to invite such a
culture• Please no further strip malls that now typify this
valley• That is not the life style that promotes the
integrity of this valley• Continue to develop the city
center and work on the areas going North from Sprague on
Sullivan•
What I would like to see on the corner of 16th and Sullivan
is a green area with a fountain, a couple of.benches for
cyclists, as there is a bike path and walkers• lilhy would it
not be possible for the City and Vera Power to partner and
own that piece of property. Then dedicate it to velley
citizens who live and *travel in the area surrounding 16th
and South Sullivan• Zt would serve as a reminder that we
care for our hornes, the roadways and want to keep the
integrity of the valley as friendly and beautiful• Sullivan
Road is nat going to decrease in use or as a major arterial•
Its intersections will also continue to be an issue for use
and safety• So please start to be-creative without just
business as the focus because those of us living close by
desire planning for optimal residential use.
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Mike Basinger .
From: dariccetti@comcast,net Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2007 12:16 PM .
To: Mike Basinger .
Subject: Sidewalk ins#allations on tfnis planning project on 12 th & McDonald?
Mr. Mike Basinger, AICP
My husband, Dale 12iccetti and Myself Iaebra R.iccei#i; were wondering on this plaiuunia project notice
that you have sent to us concerning thc meeting tonight at 6:00prn, the mecting in which 1 can.not attend
due to he•alth issues and disabilities. We wcre wrondering if in this plaiwi.ng of thc project if there will be sidewalks installed on our side of the 12th and McDonald? We live at 13021 F. 12th ave, just north of
the posted site. I left you a short phone message also in concern NNztti this quEStion. Flease contact us by
phonc( 509-891-9777) and or e-mail driccettiO.comcast.net Thank You for yow time, sorry for the inconvenience.
Sincerely,
Debra & Dale Riccefti
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. Planning Commission Update/Report CPA-10-07
Objection to Current and Future Rezoning Facts Basis
1. Inadequate Natification - A Change to Multi-Use published in VaNey Herald
~ publication circulated to 55,000 1xMreekiy . ra#7er than The Spokesman Review
Publication c+rculated to 355,000 Daily
B. No House to House notification of pending change ,
2. Misrepresentation by Mike Basinger
A Twenty-three (23) homes oecupy the block bordered by the Freeway, Barker,
Alki and Greenacres Road {Mr. Basinger had stated there were seven.}
B. Picture shown was af a pasture for the horses owned by a resident of that b(ock.
C. The one (1) business has been moved into the residentialfy zoned area slowly
over the period of 10 years -over continued objections of the neighborhood.
3. Monetary (ssues
A.Current homes will not be able to get financing for tha upkeep and /or _
improvements of their properties
B. In a fluctuatang stock market, will not be able to refinance to a lower iMerest rate - a
vital need for young families, as well as, older retired persons
C. Property values go DOWN when business begin to go in (i.e. Evergreen Road)
4. Quafrty of L"rfe
A.Tliis is a long standing Rei ~hborhood~that'is active and dosely knit.
B.This is a thriving neighbor~ood (many new homes/remodefs over the past few
years).
C.This is a neighbofiood that knows,socializes and cares for each other.
D.The rezoning change just made, and the one proposed, will destroy the quality
life enjoyed by the residents of this neighborhood.
Proposal: 1.Options to consider A.- Reverse the current clesignaton baGc to residential (or)
B. Restri~ the mixed- use designation to the narrow corridor alang Barker,
and resiore the remainder of the block to Residential
• 1. Future businesses would be able, with a vote by ths residents, to
apply for change of zoning, per individual case
C. In anticipation of future growth of businessss, _W,iden ardpave BrQadway from
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' Long Road to Barker.
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either an artarfal or collectar. It prfinertly permlts dlrect eccesa to abut6ng lend9 end connectiona
to higher ordw syetsms R affero the bwest levei of moblllty and usualyr contafnt no bus routes
Servics !a tlvnuph= traff{c mavemert is wuaYy dNberatNy discoutaged.
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bgical use of ft exi36ng factikies to serve present trsvel. A"fulure year functJonal claislflcation 10.42°
pian ls based on praJaeted'futLre year' poputation, Eand use and travel and vnll include, In addlUOn
to exlsting facilltlea. such new facilities as wlll be needad to sorva "tuture ysar' fand uas and travei
Some of this new mibeago wlll consist of new abeeta in expanding urban ereas. Additionai 'new
fL-eats' may be Identified m cases whece adequate stsnderds cannot be pravidad on the onglnal
locatlon, orwhare on sxlstFng rautinQ is exassshrely tirtuttou e ~
In devalopMg 8'futuro ysar" dessifiation, wn[iCwattan hae besn grven to tne irnpact of
toreseesble developments In other mades of trsnsportstlon IrtUud'+np hlgh--speed rall servlce and
improved air se~;lce. Populatlon e6ttma.es lor 2025 wera made using Me SRTC Yaum model. ~i Fw~ 1o pt ~
The Dase tor the Spokene Valtey 'Yuture yesr population is ttte 2000 Deaennlal Census
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fldopted Arril 25, 2005 732
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►mportant essets m promotlny a pleasant ahopping experience.
Landepped medisna should be inzorporaDed Into the
roadwsys adjacent to tfie CRy Center to channeli2s and control
trafic mavementa. 81odc tenptha wiMln the City Center shoufd ~
be rolativaty short. IrTtersectlons ahould De londscaped wift+
decoraWe pavemerit trsatment co uaste a sense ot ptaoe.
~ Special stteet deaign eiendarda ahould be developed for the o;, i' ~i- . Fennanae, tnda,c tgt o.5' ~
Ciry Center. Special sienderds for extra-wkJe s4ewalka (12
ta 20 feet In width), pedeshien-scab atraet IfghtlnQ, and + >
addlbone4 ameni6es includlnp bencfi►es. trash receptarJes and ~r •
tandaceped corner treatr»ent aro typlcatly tnGuded
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Roadwoys shoub De designed tor the type af treRk they
serve_ Desfgnatlon of truck routes will expedite the flow oicommercMl trartc In oftr areaa of the
City and Iimk adversa impacts on rasfderttlaf ne[ghborhoode. in order te prolong peverr+ent We,
minlmizing the number at stops and amrts elong tlmsa routed end Interccnneding •ignats for
prograsalve movement ahould be considered.
An importent oonaideratlon In ihe estsbHahment ot Wck routes fs connectlvity with souraes of
aupply snd disftution loceted outside the Cfiy, ae weU as major treight termlnils end intermodel
connections. Map 3.3 k7erstifies trudc routes wrthin tha Ci.y of Spckane Valtey.
The Wagh[ngton Depac4ment of Trar►aportation (WS00T) dasaifies atate hphways, county roads
and ary slreeta acwrdinp to the tons of frelght that are trartsported eacfi year, Ttj$ h@~pht 6nd Ibrmseteds Forrt: (DelauR) Arlal
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F 1_tiread) or IarQer. They sbo indude larper two_L2j r ar-axle (lovt4_U tiroa, dellvery vehicles ~ l fl~ I
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and trailer, generelty with four L~Lto slx (o) axles Th1a FonnatLnd: Fonc io pt
category is basiaHy any truck up to 80,000 Ibs : otder ~ade& Inde,t, Ldt 0.+2. ~
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~~~.anavon ot fr~ -r~ hc co-rld~r~gerrr~i~ IRS~t~+;esLaffic 14ow and 4e4g~t mw-i r ;
3.3 Non-MoJQriM TransRQJUtfon
The twp moot o uler modes of non-motoAaed Va rOfti~"~ lt tt
P P nipoRaUon ate vraAting ond biCyGlng, Formattrd: ; r,r r
VlatldnQ Conat►tutes the Qreatest peroentage of per,prtal travel. UrrMrtunebly, ahort trlpa (under ar.a
i mile) are utwpy not counlied in urbean travel ssatlstkcs. Although Impon.ant cammunity ectNtUes
recreatlanit walirinp and blktnQ do not play a majcx rab In aaWng urban traral needs st present
:rJatldng and bicycle waye neverthelesa offer graot potentlal In providing ir►creaaed acceaaibilify for tno
run range of Gtlzene. Safery Is one (;j, area o( cancam for pedesMans ar►d qcllats. The WSDG T
raports thsi !he vaai msJarity of pedesUians klttad or tnjurad aro struck wfiik crossiny the roadway,
riost oRen at inbersedions. Nearfy haff (t~Lot alI bicyclelautomoDila aa:idertta occur at Intersection*
i ne ttnte Is mcrito^ng pedes+.ian ard blrycte ar_~:tdBitL3 fi5 ;.erforriaroe rnezisiarps '7Q sero-;,
0:1leCt)ves-
3.3.1 Pedestttan3
W81ldflg 6S ihe o air,d .ost Gas c fo-n ~1 ri,;r-,~~ Uar.Spu;;~t~U, It r,:q;;i•e.~ rL, 'are, nu ~juI F)c
hcense, end no reg*traton. Wdh ttre excepton of Cevics.s to enhonce the moblfiSy ui the d+sabFea
Na9klng demands no apeaal equtpmertt Thus, walking b tha moat effardab{e and acoessible c,
'mades.
Af fh9 OWS !s fhi pod8308f1. PBC1eShJ8113 Bf@ i Form,ttc:t: .
the catalyJt wtlkh mekes tha easerrtiel 0u8fitlea
of co„munfts nmanrr,Qrur They asere rrre
ptnce end o'rrre (w ces" encounfers end ft
praet;cel brtsgrat/on of oNverse pfecea ar►d
;neople. WKhout ttra pedesMan, a cammunrty's sw_
.^ommorr praund !ta parka, sidewalks, sqveres
arrd pJaraa, beoome trselsss obs~rctfa►s lo trte ~ Y~ :ti . r r
r.ar Podesfians 8re the bst mesavre of o
currrmunity, th*y set the scale lbr poth Mcentsr i u arrd edpe of our neVhbofiooa[a.'
N G:odsstrian system which Indudea sldewaika. ;pathwaya, haita end Gros91ng3 should be safe, I - `
acCes6lble and provl0e dirett and Cortvanlertt
connectlons beMrean hama, school, shoppinp.
~ervkes, recreelion erui trartsiL A psdestrian
envlronment that includas open apaoea and
I
omenitiez includ{n9 benches, sheftera, erxl plmntlnga ~
creates a aense of place and stlmutatea wniking tar
reeeaUDn as we(1 as transponston.
ROrnnetb¢d: Aaye
Peter Ca1lhpDe. ITe Nict Arrwkan MatrcpoRa: EwlOpy, Communlty end tAe Ame►fCan D►Mm. R. 17. PNnceton Pt
ArchiEeMrnl Prsss. 1993. fa+namd: Fwt: 10 Pt
2007 Update
Adopted ApH125. 2008, 18_..' 3?, r__: =-_-c. : :
~ Cty c,i Sprkang Vallny Cum.preLF::sivo Flan -
Creadng a pedesirson environment re4uires the exi9tence ot the physlcal irttrabtructure. When
sktewalks are misainq (or obahucied), or crassings aro diffiwl, theae tunctfonal det~ciencyes
become an impedknent b walkinfl. The pedesVten netvvorlc must abo ba inteRwnnected and there
must be destirtaborts wtthin walktng dtstance. FinaUy, the pedesttien anvironment must be
comtortable and emactive
Skkr+wafks aro watkways tisat parallel a sbeet ot hiDhway wfthin the roadwzy bordcr wldtlt. The term
ganarafly Implk` s separoted (horimnfally endlor vertically) and paved surtace. Sidewsiks fn 0_-
publfc ripht-of-way moat wmmonty bordar and take the slope ai edjecent roadways
Sharod-use paths which permit bicycbs may alao eenre a pedestrian circutation! VenaportaGcr
tunctlon. Where such e mute !s located in a publlc right-of-wey and provldea a direct pedestris-,
connaclion behveen nelphbofiooda, residsntfal areas, schaoks, employmertt cenlers, and other
origfna and desdnadons. It must be acteasible.
Otner pubFc pedestrlen rouDes may perallel water or rail transportation corrldors ar occupy puD1,,_
nghts-of-way in eQSernenta Rosdway ehoukiets rtsay elso De used by and Improved fo,
When usad tor utilttarian arculatlon purposed (rather then reueeUon, for example
tadl;ties aro considered a tranaportatlon mode.
In urban amss, 'Idewalks predominate; In outlylng areas and In the pedesbian t ~
corridors that Ank ttsem tc other dsstlrtatlone, shored-usa paths may be more commur~ a,,
esch route provfdes a untque cannection between dlversa o+igins and deetir►edons, such pedestna,
routes, when they oocupy the publlc risht-of-way, must be designed and conitructed !a bk•
acoesilDie. u Th4 Crncennu d,~ e~nQi~ fc ~ the C~y ot okar}e to Caqy~ d fir c Idafio~
° a ath _Tht Centennl~ jra~ l:~ Spokars ~alMv exten4s e1on4 tF•e s0uth GaNc of the 5R9.4:p-.
Rlvar frortl lM brklqa ups'j* - r - _ - - - -
in grae4er t*4ail in Ghac?e,
3.3.2 Blcycie 3ystsm
Blrycliets vary In aee snci
8icyeFes (Federal Hlghwey :,dminlaUa:.•on, 19~i4) dc'SUIDdB Gne foilewing cataga;es of oicpcle Ls-
typas A, B. and C below:
• Advancad (expenenced) ryctista arn generaUy uBing tAelr bicycba as they woutd e mov~
vahicb. 1'hey ere riding tor cornenience end apeed and want dlroct aasss to destlnatbna wir
a mintrnum oi Cetour and delsy. They ara typically oomiortabfe rlding with motor vehide tra"
however, they naed suficient opern?lon apacs on the travebd way or shoulder W allmfnw,
need ior elther them or e pessing motor vehide to shMt posltion.
• Basic (nav3ce) or leas confldant adult cycllsts may also usa tlse;r blcycles tor tranepoi:
purpasea, e.g., to pct to Ihe storo or !o vfalt hlends, but prefer to avold roads wnh fasc ;
motor vehida trtfllc unless thera ts ample roadway width ta atlow easy overtakfnp by 1ast-
motot vehiclas. Thus, basic ridera are comia'tabb riding on a rrelghborhood sVe9t end sham.
use pathe and prefar dealgne.ad tseillties such es bike Isnes or wlde cufi lanes on busle-
str+eets.
• Children ridinq on Ihe+r own or wlth ttieir perenta, may not Vavel as fast oi tfietr edult
caunterperb but stil) roqufre ecoess to key desttnationa In ttlelr community, such aa achoals,
convenion08 itares, and rBCroaUonsl faGiities. aeskdenUaf streete wHh low mo'ar vehl:ls
speeds, wel{-daflnad blke lanaa or si%sred used pelha can axnmmodate chiktren without
encoureging them to nde In the ttavH lane of the busy roadvrays. _
Tne rollowing terms Oefine differont types of blrycia facllltles' • Pomeaedt Indent: HarVinq: 0.1r ~
• 5harsd-usa Path: A biksway physkaJly separated from motorind vartlwtar traRic Dy an open F°^"'tted' F°'n= e pt I
spaae or Qartier and ekher wlthln the hlghway rigM-ol-way or wtthin an Independartt rtght-of- ►onnaet.dt foru: io pc
fonnottedi Peye Mmher, Foru: 10 I
~ Tt~. ~.n AaoeiM;on or sae. Ftqhway .rW rrwv~+ omciaa a►sNTO) Guas ar nis D~w~o~rs~ent d Bacydo a 1
~ Fadmfss and the ~inqlon StMe OspoHrtwM d Trsnaportaoon (WSOO atydr Facllll'ei pe!!pn MancrM I Pormatted_ FonL 10 pt ~
2007 UpdHts ,
Adoptad April 25, 2006, t. 17 _ 32. -
I CKy ot Spolana Vrlsy CompraMnslve Ptan •.ar•e •)'r~ rs _~~r n,~,
-dlana Avsnue at Mbvbeau Parkvray, Facllkiea arW ruuEes ere shovm on the dlegram belo,n
t transit Routes In ~ 94ptsraber-2006januatv 201,
;
t►x*.i tautas prsss+:Lhr++isl ltem 3
Vlltev flW tUMs presanfly,vwv beiwwn 30 ko 60 minu,es as ehown in Tab:s 3.4-1 T~i 3.4.1 Trang LWla of Ssrvica SunCavMotldiv servrn k noeratea
a.m to8cm
r'" New Yeer's Oav
~ 31 d r New Yeiri Fed .'~3t.lS'..~te.H2'-
_LtLrtf LEke n
~ n Memonal Ga~
I 74 Vatley Lim n N L_abof Da~
ThsnksaHl,)c -
=5ew' ' Chnstmas Dav
i ~•t g Ct~rispn4s ~etferz = - _ •4 '
E Street ~ 3 (30 Obsaived fD#tem`r_r 2-5j
MIl ~ A r.Decil sChedu~! is in efiia!: r
IndenenOenCe Qsv 8 00
30 6 None $pproxirrr:a2elv 10.30 o.m tSa•-o.~2
itOr !!t}± fine wDLdki)
-io STA evaluate2 ib,sy3trm nn s mu6sr bss~i b - • _ = r , - - - - - . forrnntte,~: _ . . .
knatoted trnel tim to inuease ndershfp
.;aratransn vHn wV1Ga is br indnridugEa whose disabii lY ~raul:.
bLJ58S. Ti m4on that a ce►san musl be ur~abe ^U° '.Y L[],:t2b'I_!v :G fl@; fQ 0r }r;m tn,e
5?oD tJBt On Of OR 2lts bua or cucaesi}ulfv trRvB, pY 4Uf to Or lrDm [hs GasUn.Nen Curcen•. ,
c3,atrans►i servioe Is pravidQd Nbndsv throuah SaturclAY from QAMw 12 AM with sarvlce e
'=~;,,davs and hotidayil fmm B AM ►0 8 P.M (!as! oickuD pt 7,00 P M) throuohW the car irnn!:°
=°rvrce orea A!i Camtranlyt triar must Degin •nd tnd wTthin ttQ~PuD1I,c Tran,saonai+on Benefi(
~-,L&41. Curtanttv. all of tt+e e-ya wthin the caroorate firrids ot he Otv of Soo,'xany Valjey is wltt~in
'_P-jA. This,eteo ef~o jr~eJudes GheRlv. M~1ggf Lak,4, Air►rav Heiah2s I~ILh~~QQ.~~rchild /Ur Forc<
=2s2. IJQenv Laks end the Crtv oi Scokane-
7RD(OYgBi bj t8OCS Ot' 8 1IRFi! DU"pS N'llh "1P QxcEntO^ 01 lhp S••@° ca"4 t14N^ D, Ire
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94 4 30 10 - MWMMOOii . ,
~ ZQ ~ BO ~ 60 ~6Qwoer.oQ-D3Y"4AAts_
~ ! ea ~o I~ I u~ Q-30 o K.<&b?.~ ror+►na.a, aape l+Rmbe►, F«+t
ao l so Isa --fts r the am mg--~:: 2007 upaate
~ L'ity Gi SpGR7'1P. Valtey Cccnprehersiue Pian
• Fc►rrutied: 0-35'
Tlze-~~+t+-~a:~.3~--a:r~rs:ecr.-~,a-8 r6y„J2~:++[46 to r,:,r.b+dec--swrs rauisr.9 -t+M~r
#sNSi-iltme6-IOiF+G635e-dtl6ssh4p+
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ti~e-Du~stepr-~i-oa-at-~t~~a-Du . -
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peri"nSN-eePAos
g,er,ed4-Araa-(R78A)-Cuaeatly--alLol-~a-~nsa--w~thin-it~sacporais
1/a4Gy- ib- W4r4:.-i3s►-F8TA- Triia- --;8a6Aep6y--Mad-
taislwoa'i. . -
57A pccwAac-0Ik9-fa6k8-o~-ak •;heK-buWi-wltts-tAe-l~csepDOa--oii~ -
P.a~ea4FSaa ,
pendentlY,
The STA s6-aumvtyr a~i4~c~-«ghttsN i~,~i-4~~) a6-in~si~eda-~-4R~~b~~a• Foneuttet iusnc_
at pualic Ha^sqarkatxm mong a aet-pathway ao sleel{aus 6R7 usuaJty-operalea at 6tse='
leve1-a3}aoen1 ba4amzb4le cFafiia ~F-ir►-~ta ovrnlafsa- separatod ka.-a-#~ 7hio-excliP-4ro-¢uth
9ukki,-wiY jIve31igs=i :-a•I vsh.;~e~tl~-aba~ty to 6'awt-wiWoul osInq delayad-Oy kaM*--kRT' sa+s t-
69wirsot Gy 11+e8s~-~u6lvd+n~ -~.vK.~tu~1et~S~Hy -Wen ly-b4-dlot6eF Metropoir,~
Trananorief.~qn Pian,(MTP1 pmvlpg§ fRr a~jt jg~t C4ariaqty T Utign fHCT► svltem, !o
deye'ooc+ed in th uture L't3t "ulcL6xtend frpm St1¢ Clty Of 8Q2k_pr C~centrsl~p~irfest KiBttlct
I'•.•~,tgr Sno~en__Vplley to L}oer. L,ek
" FawoRtrdt Forx: :0 p:
1?~4• •1 ~Pfl.S<<Y. L'_~~~UQiL.§7~Se. 'r-a ns jLy)tgr~ of qgi ,r_ tLrt24aaUQn seryJas_ w'tnir. an ronnamod: Font 10 vc
u•:,~~i2Ed fOAi0f1 OOEfa',i7tfl Dnn~MLfly on qxCIu4wQ r{qh:~ Of w3M, and the Wc1AOrtInA ~R•ice6 and
'acillties nocessarv to ImG!e M§r'.t suth a 6y.~;gm_ Includh+q In~nm exnre6s _eer~ioe~ a~d hlen PodFcnL lo a
ocr~,.-en,-r vahir,lq Iprumt wh; fakOt) 89 8 WhyI9, G~0'v10_- 8 5UQ518t1fi4Iy I1ahar bavel ot aassanger Pw,,,wru Lape
s^";' e*ro 504V k+t freauancy lhffn s!~it,10:13 r, I; _oae'2'- n~
roeAwayq ~CLV 81 104 0 . '_511.4 Fon+saRf~drfont: lOpt O, A&+dP d aaaliiiJrsiRS" disVk.0,: a?et:-oj:s a.4 typ+csHt~pmtaned e-heZ-m4e ac morB-11s4iaT forntattsdi Font: 10 pt
N~c-#-Qtt-,e; ;c, r.4sl rzr,k-R,a}ar~asnaaUer;a-ar~~AS~gnb~ri+~e~-u~ey a;e-d~a-tasr+e~a(We-+46 Foe,"•wao Fonc r+cc r.t
c. .-„S :.tt rzrr.i11 G n{►1 1 pf Gps.ii7ls(~b1Q0yi1ppr.16R~ ormettlldf FonC: Not 8o4 NOt
riwny 6lbs,-Fam -arF-oamf~ta bw aervw anc kanslerte baweesi-14e. lwo- a:*- lt"
T=dlNd8F'd Biyildli---j k} +i#zt*'.h GU5{J~--=}fi1~4;~- e 1:F r.•= t. FArmittid: Fom: 20 pt
difllig~pf'R-'rl'c hC:? .~'li~ C= • Ic :1:~ c~3~~e~~3 ~B ia ~ fv,. F~ 'a31~ avaY,a~ -
.l.z.i!--.~ !n. lc . =-+mnBteO V.'Ith 4s9lv;...
it'.=, . ._•I~'i__~c r.., - :.;..1---
Jr+-+s.6icy C4y The lutufe route begina at the STA Ptaza and the downtown aifgnment rum les°
than a mile tlonp RNerside Avenue The Cornendon Center and the Spokane Intermodai Canter ar,:
wti:hin walking dlstance ta tha ne$rest station. East of DownRown, ihe aiignment sharaa approxlmate .
Bix~fi] mfles of evwsUnp rodroad ripht-of-way (BNSF and UPRR) to Dkahmen Mica Road Th= ro
~^ntinups aas;_rJorn Dtshman M-ca Reaa tne atianrrsan,; is along ►ne9xistino Pyp..Gawav BouVevetlQht--0f-WaY LO T6GRI4Y ?qA4__1l3 lEFilitli= In, ODerty LtlkB, ADD: weV BQu)eVil'd it irn lOYQCi 0911.12
Fcr:~at[ed: ::i
UlfverERv Rosd wner5 unimgrgyed rioht- u'-yav exleta to TBI Roed Portioni at Ne Aeo►ewev ►onratc.d, Fa+c I 0 pt
naht-of-•wav ea,st af Unlver~ R4ad ia noi ot au`flcient _w~tt?x rqguired to acMmmodate both the For,,,,tted: Font lo pt
!ulvfs HCT fa il~ IGee and olanned improvenent8 bv t" G*r.
Forrnatbd: Font 10 Dt
Ic w4l ~a.~;~-~ bsa Rl~pa~i-kt~her-6,iur,~lea-6sRw~ ana vtie-Fatr9co►ade- 'rre rout-s-c;.nts 1 Fonm.caec Fanc: io oc
i~-- c twa:d--k,F-aGssos3 ~lne+r.l4ea-al~s+$ A~le;+~ay-$a+levaFi io • lva%kyRaard-AS+~tu~e
"•':aRBW/F4f- ft 6r6t9r-}is-pFopDi#d-along $k-BF1d0n@d-f3il~d-FJ~h1i^OS fOYi11aLC/dI F9r't: lO pt
4s3c~ Th4 a;lctar.imr-tw&6ES ihro~~3r-Sp.~ar.e VBUffy W4.9 Elty 4t Lib" Laka- Formatbdt Pop NumDv, FaKr SO
;t
~ !'amwdodi Fonl: iQ pt
2007 Update
Adop!aG Aord 25. 20u3. s oe 200 3~ C,0as"e~ j-
i
~ CfP/ af Spakane Vi11=y Cnmprel;ens ve Plan
I rwm.aee: Rw,:: : a
HCT 3Wons and PrfHm~nary AllpmaM through Spo VaItoy-
roR..we: Forrt: to vt
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uetw d BwdY!M~j
af W(tR TAda ~ tE*two
Lrp y ypmm G4 d LLsA 1~N
ta+ vr Yro..01 rw a na a. v:a..■
cn~ n x.+c~sr v~
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Eri$ ,"V9kOpRtiB*'4i--0E-aR-LRT NiUOti4-Ai♦1+l35tty G4y i-JYid25 Q: Gc,~~v ti••~.:. ct.C:..~.~;~ ~.~Gd~
40"tas;i`~'~T iD( t~•_'"__'"`- _'~'St~lt'»~6fr kn 111144
ars►. t r v~¢...the bnst ranae succQSS o-t1KCI wa1 co:,eryd on 180-Y.0-,P"
corrklors end lpptlQn,Q! nigtc~ de~si;v nou6ln$ m CD~9~+!n_xir~~~Y t~ VE ~~!t *^t!t°~
There are new perk and rida fadlltles proposed wlthin Spokane Vallay at ths Fsirgrounda, Argonne,
Pines. Sullivan and the Applawayl1-90 Interchange. They renge In stre from 50 to 240 spaoes. The
Aipplaway Park and Rlde couW svsntually be nxpsnded b autiommodase up to 1,000 cans. FlitiFe LR
6 _ cO+tirsOOtion-w=s#--la-4he-Spo=m:4 trti~e.r-~',=~~1 ti~~ppn,NOr P114411+g area:-a
Ui4 C-Ky 3' ~r~•c :i'~.14~'-4
Pi 4p4s►
Fresecred al*r++atwe-an+0-~p~► ot pre'•imw.s:y e~?g!n~a!-~~dre~yr. -agy taka
~~c~s~fsavwisie~d-tac-4~aRieas~.~t~ti~ wRh++t+rctsr t--,• Fnal
wwe-~l)!,-M :~~I t;•: r .4 1
pt hl~~c: ~ky ►+cc~~-'~~ Ir:Gi6ii ~sGxlc,l:~ lranFQ tc'tSb~
aratrw-aicenva?ws-u~s;Oluatla~ % th-a @u3 RapW TranF't or BRt tha{-om-htnG: many d ft
features oe rall r.'lM. tha f,stilh±►+!y a,.d tost Eevmpo ctt usk+q ewfdhi+cAd whL11ta E;R7 Nhklpa tsEn
Wg;F i ~ ={.97n: 7,1 4a4}6. ilf Qj± v12y 6#FZElF -~qiria1 F«'.lvf+{~8i~► ~fK1 GtYlc" tEv1-4o;,
~ r,~ tk ~{-sa , f-ua s:.s:d a{ o a~~r a=+c~ tec,.:m---C-ws~-Y s--* o"ip►sn
r~::1~W11~►~ ~DiflA~s-eGaPO«1~ :-.a=uµ:t,i::,t. s►rs~r~ t~3:•~ E-:••e atld it''vo+~~~i.t +Zt3R~. .
--~.d;.tN* rprmsttedt Fmt: 10 pt
etiae~ca~~~we--I RT 9Ri; -Spolcai►s-w►d-to--ilas-~po• b,,,utsc+aqe Wr+oer, rvnt: lo
pt
Fortnattsd: ForiL :0 pt
2007 Updats
Adopted Aprll 25, 2006, l; ,:a_ 21.;?.32, -
~ i;;ry of Spxak_:ro Va:tey CnrnF; e+)eitive P;an
Fonnatfadt fanc 11 pL Underflne
3.6 Avlation
F«+++.tad, FaIc u a I
Spokane Intemational Airport, the A+rport 8uslness Park, and Felta Fieid AlWrt ere owned by Ma aty ~~i ~~o ~
ared county oi Spokane, end are opefatad end mafntained by the Spokana Airport Board. Felts Field
Alrport's history Vaces badc mors than 85 yesrs witt► its beflMninq as e landing ifeld In a park area next
to the Spokane RMat fn ttse Spoksna Volbey. The airporYs herltsge includes the ofipinel site ot the
Waehington Alr Natlona) Guard_
In the 1930's and 1940's, Falb FbOd eerved aa Spokane'e muNc(pal ekport wHh afieduled alrtlne
servioe fram the airport terminal. Thai bufiding. alonp with othais at the aIrport is now on the Natbnal
Refllster of HistorSc Places.
All but apprmcimately 10 ecres of the 410-acre FsKs FielO h focabed in the Cny of Spokane. Ten acres
aro focated within the City oi Spaknne Valky. The atrport is located at the North end ef Fanchar Road
In the westem Spokene Vel4ey, and is now an ective C3enersl Avlatlon airport wHh 320 based eircraft
and more than 72,000 annuat akcraft operetlons.
Informailon for the combned Spokane AlrpoA 5ystem Is summarized In the table below:
TaDle 3.5 5cekane Airpons Da~s
- I rr s9G6 lurv ii+=i~ K _ o t~A i~?05 YT 'L` G:: I
7 4 214
/ =t1{
l
I I~f1I~~ 15aS-~~t1 441~:1 1~ fslli•:-~, Pt'2 1i~JI~ pi~J'y3a~1 4,2 71n1)l1
4 .2 1
~ (Taa►~,a+~usza~~ IS'-- i,429,all.. 47b421I -7,11x1r3LZ.~efi;"s1"IA(
i (T,u iL 4-ori'ai a,-Aii -Qj~~ ~~6-,_i ~fi_- _1
~ ~ei~t+lQr. ~ 3_%2$ t~~ =_4: 6~~ 1 Ot;e ?~-e±ZS~~ =?~i~aa1~ 7,ob`i~l
--aas628 dy -a= _-,5$q) s c,c:1 sl
soo ajl "C-6 it'I -63;Ofi~t,ll
~ (Mawl Off 21F III n3 - I 34iq a=;fia:7j1 a,6t38~1' .9aV ~
~ rTatat~#~ssatior~ 8~954~[ SOP4I~ 4-b0'~~I 66,DQ5u 68;01qll
~ a :~.a« ~F.a.riGo+►s _ a 3 6oF~{I -a C~i~l 2a:~ "s ~S~
:
~ ~kia~►Op~-~t+c,c.s l~ 'e
~
I Itatcrntsit'a+roirral Avsi;+or~ i%S)h 4~_ 'ifLNl -i 64
~ Lc Ge.~I a! Av~4?+ej~ 8 Fb_ `2i c,.+
I IIJSA3'y Ope--4t=8rl5 3e111--- ilI 'd.t@:1a~~ •Zbit`i.jl FonnsttWlFontBpt
!'areeMttwt Sosct 9eae: 2 W.
~ ~i4s-t~ £►t~~a~sfi.a= ~Oi~t Fr.~E. ~ c~=rt„-,_ , . . r: - - - ~ , I~ nrtr.: z cc
( ~ht,fr,aM~SU~.+~oii~rtDatfid~srlJ•F t~ 1 FvmottadTade
~ - - , _ . • _ . - - - - iormatt+eds Space 8dort: 2 pt,
'r.'!er; 2 pt
frormattedo Sp.iCe 8eforE: I pt,
a!w: 2 pt
. ' ' Fwmatteda Space 9drne: 2 yR,
~ artK: z cc
QQC-O~ h,j~rae~IIt Y T_~.'., i L:!' YT 2001 c4an -
• ~ FWm~LL~dtFOn[:lOpt
-g31F.taaci~_ . :63,QjE ~a~i ~ ~i 1 3,224 A~ ~A~ ~ ~,(Ai
. Pormstt-ds Pspe HumDM, PoM SO
, I i~,ti4' I :.4'_`• I, l ~ !~~~1i~5 I D. ' ot
Iom+attsdi FoM: 30 pt
2007 updace
Adopted Apnl 25. 2008, :Pa&o22 c~' 32,
~ C,ry of SpoIc3ne Val!ey GampraP,en5lvn PIEn ►ormattad ~
aa~'
i Fannattad
.'S
►plnatted
,!LIK T~Yi I -~13. I i: 1 - I 15z,- n.41ti • i fotmatbd
'tosa: Gr= ILJ.' I ' I For-rittied
Tor:l) 4.9.1
e.s:.i.t~ ! um ±Q -372% I jjVT_V I 50 ASS 00 I :J,v.x fOt11NltOd
I 97a~ I 221.21 Q I -10 E-4.~ I 2OW~ u.768 I ~.74x • I F°'mftsd
F."ft I2.621,s IZM 00 ~ I nmn nssi I?in •
uj I nxA :27.3 e► I 7 A21 8 (7 IU I~ • ' F°r*w'"od
i.i r n I ~ I 31s .ae.9ox I 3.434.94 I 2110.DD I 14d!]► - i fa.eha u
r,i,~t~Q LiI -H.~ ~ 4 42-4.~ ~ 42a44 ~ ]404% ' 'Pa+*~~ fU~f
r_' 'op•r•t+" I Lm I Lm I 1.ln I t~,sN ( !!m ro.IRm.e
u ll CW's ~:~eI I ~l.,t+' I ~ If.4L'! I l~S~ I ~ I .tu• ' rorm~el~d
?ir Taad Oow~atn ~ ~ ~ 1~4 3.~~! ~ t Q s ~ ~~4 ~~17r . ~ FO"'~
Fornufted
ILM I m I,.Z I1141 I law IMa 'ft,,,.~ 17B I
I 1.9@ll I !6L ( 1ft.~~I I -il.'~ I n.91➢ I -MR$ ~ ~ r•-~~~
6N~ux.~ I ~E I ~ i M3 I a~ i ~_~a ~ I •?~:4~~ • ra,~.s~d
NOj a.~101 FKEi.~SiRY1y fr.ql, yrFy;}i i~ rA~.%'•nC~? tirLht ~ t
FpM'M. (jO " Caf17Q aM f!?OAeQ r' U.F l:
:o2Lf._4 8oar,r»a~s_.--5~~~~_f.sQn.ary~.1'v~;; . ~ fu11
. wrm~tad ' ~431
Fetts Field ta dessfiad as a relbver alrport In the Washinglon 3tate Aviation Syslem Plsn. The alrport
!s toceted edJacant to tha aty Doundary; e portJon of the eoutheaet comer ffes within Spokane Vatlay
cRy Ilmrta. Felfs Field has 361 based aircraft, incluGing 269 srngte-enqlrse airaaR and 24 mulN-eng►ne FOf"'~
pislan-powenaC alrcraR Mnual gene►el svlailon operatbns totalea 29,000 In 20U2 'For++atted
Airport (sdlitbe and affitiated properties aupport the Ixal ecanomy lhrough a viriety cf acttvf5es. For- fFO^"~
exampls. a recerrt study eatimatod ttsst tfse ¢verape 9enaral evtalSon trip gsneraias approxlmatety 8700 jFwm.cad
in food, lodgin9 and entertainment spendlng. According to the 2001 W6D0T Avlatian Foracast and iFormatted i~
Ecanomic AnetysEs study, the elrport psneratsd about 250 jobs wsth an annual payroll of $4 5 mitiion, ~-UJ
and $16 5 miitfon in total annual saks output I►ar+n.m.d Tabl.
Felta Field has two ~21 runways, Rumvey 3U21R and Runway 3Ftt21L Irttormarion about esch runwny ~FOf1'tted
is shown In Table 3.8. I►om.m.d
I fw+e.me r :~]1
' 1 fo~m~tt~d ! [11
y TA,lAllff i !o[mnWd
I
ro.r„wee.a p3j
l~om 4.5007:obo ' i /enrarttod ~
yYdlh I 150 73 ~ Fannatted
psw~on ( 1,052 Y 1,418.6 ~ Forffmkftd um
1'onnatL~d
I 9urtaa ~ oono~r +~P~ /brm~tted i. 41
foRnatad I ~3 1
Rurtway 3L has runway end indicator fighte, viwal approach siape Indkators (VASq providirtg vertlcal
guidance, and VOR or GPS end ND9 non-precision approathea. Rurtwty 21 R ts equipped with I For,,,vdAd
VASI's, es weQ as a nedfum intenei,y epproach Iightlnp sya0am wlth runway al►qnmeni indicaior liphts
(MALSR), whfch, in car•junction witit an fttrument lancfing system, provides a CAT I precieion ' fOf7°~
I For"wtCed
2007 UpdaiY I fottnaWd Irar_..L ~
Adopted April 25, 2003_ '=stie 23 : f 32, G4MAIsF3--
,
~ '~Ry cf Sp~kriflB'Jaltoy i,am[rehtr~i~e F'.an _
approach to this runway end The MALSR is pilat canUdled when the tower Is not in operation_ Thero
ks a publlshed non-precislon approach to Runway 3R/21 L rattier than a specific runway end.
The Fetts Field Airrport Master Ptan, sdoptad In OctnOer 2005, la a 20-year needs assessment
provbiny rocommandatbns tor improvements The maJor recommendatbns o( tha masier plan InGude
conatruction of new tsxFwaya, new development tn the noM aiong the rlver, and en exiension oi 550'
to the maln runway in the nent 15 yeers to accommodate ierger aircraft.
I
POf
The mastst plan also provldes recommendaUone for tha seaplene bsse locaied on the tivar a~aoent ro' I~'d'
D 17", $peCt Alter. AutO I
Falts Fiefd. It 1s the ony one L1,Zat ita kmd in Eestem Wan.hington Ths water tanding Is 8,000' long
and 100' wide and socommodotes approximataly 450 Iandincp annuaily. The Fette Fiald Meater Pfan
csNs far expansion ot the eirparYs 6eapiane farrilties over the next 20 yesra, inGuding canitrucdon of
an addldonal dodc, upgrades to axiatinp dodcs, and improvemenis to the romp.
Map 3.5 AlrpoR Haznrds Identifies regulate0 Birspaee pursuarrt to " Fe~l~F~f.itil::etef wmnttad:hsMled, Indent: i.e~t:
and s:t.i CFR P~.^ " c,,-•'~ia;+a~ ~ n~~,A~•~~ qff~rt~n~7 Pta~,~~~hla AirF_peG!► ~fi yV 33.-.Cp cln 4.1T,SpsceARc: 6pt I
RQW 36.70~.:7within which sVuctures exceeding specAed helghta r~+ mnatmle i np u"c may
represent e threat to airport operatiwEs and the saie operat#on of aircxaft uulizing Felts iaid. Map 3 8
Land Uae Competibiifry +derttifies aroas where reatridions on incompatlble Iand use serve to proted
personi and property adjeceM to the aliport
Is.8 ~ wuhh+rmm stM Ralh.m, Forn+atted: Fad: 11 pt, Ur+Oeiilne
r ~ - c ! I formMtsdt FaftC 11 pt ~
~1141 FroW Fam■msm Foru: lo pt
Fropht rai serv+oe ls provided by ~ - f"'t, . ~ ~ ; f«mntek tndea: tart: a25'
8uriington Northem Santa Fe
(BNSF) and Union Pacific
RaHroad (UPRR) BNSF • ~ - J 'j .h.
ssrvioes an east-w~eat routa from _ I
Chic:ago to Seati1e and Portfend ' " - - Tha UPRR provldes servioe to I - ~ ~ ~
Canada, the Yakima Valley and
Portland ' _ • _
~
, : I ; ~ -
3.61 BrldgJng the Vel{ey i
~ = c.• ~ --T---~ - f jl_ ;
The Bridging tha ValleY (8N)
project is e community Initi~tsd
proJect W exptore the creatktn of ~ ~ ~ wASNPOroH nATI
cne CILcomman railroad conldor L =2un srrnfA
h a m w h k h BN SF and UPRR s=---
would operabe betwesn
Spokane, Waghington and Athol. Idettio. Th+s 42 mUe corcl0or proaently has 72 raitroed croesinga (46
m Washington) wHh aver 484 tralns In operalion per werk Growth in Uain tranic ie brecaat b
Incrosse tnnualty try 3.496 over t!►e nazl 20 years. Treff4c ecadents, traHic ccngesiion from raadway
dosures, incxeased car64n monoxide enisafons fn the senous ncn-attair,men! arc-a afj ncisa
sipnNiaantly afTed the ecanomy, health, sefely a ; ;
Kaotenal Coundes, and thereforo, the Inlend
Northw8st
The BN proJect would eUmineLe epproxlmately
. . ~
51 alyrade aossln9s through Gosura {35 in
Weshington), end rctocation of the Unfon Pacific Pormattodt Font: 30 pt ,
I
Reilroad maMllns Into the BurllngtOn Nortltem J c ~~mbw~. 10
Santa Fe Rajlway corridor The remaining ~ '
twanty-one 21) ctossinga are e►ther currently - ~
Fontfldtod: Fnrt 10 pt
SOS00101 a
2007 ~ _ •
CO&O
AdeptedApnl25.200b 1c'a~ (l~D`°f' ewa afti.
trsety .y~ ~M~►~ I
~4x L mM
CNr
falh {p~
• r~t ~ Mt
1Cl MM
I~•/ 1 ~1 r, I. ~ ~ I
ldj~
r ~an+
~ a,.ryqn ►.nnn~ s.rr ti r.,ew ~
v, p.ce: !'uow: ~a~? ara I~ 11aha '
~
~ C,ryot spoFaneVal{ayComr,,ehersfvePlun-=---:~--:-
The CWPFs, Policy Topit S, Poiicy 3 ststea trtat'atEematnra mc-aes of trenspor,ation to the automobile,- F«m.aed; F,nr :o vt
includinp pubAc transpnrtatwn, pedsstrfan faciiities, bacewaya and air and raN facilities' shall be Indwt Left Q 17,
tncluded In the regionel transportstbn pten. '
"MuftlmodaJ dsnsp"Llon plannfnQ Ifoctrset on sysdem chobes, and ectaprs e Qener;r- non-- rornWillittallillt lrdwc Ldt CLr
maOe specilk apprvach b dafinhrp and evahuatfnp transnortation problems. lt then attenpts fo
provkie an unb/ased eshmab of each mode's conUtbuibn, sMgly ar in aombination, tn soNe Uhe
problam, lntsnnodat transporisMon pfanMny, an Me other hand, axaminaa Me polky arni
servks lnteractfons beAveen modes, lxuslrrg on ensuriny eesa oI movement for hoth peaple arxi
good8 when bert~rlp from onelU mode to enOther".l
M t rar.saartebon romum.~ tnde,c: i.dt: ar,
~'~~14Q@ T Tnhc 0.75", list hh + Not u Y'
_ h1ar4c t@preterences for low denaiTy r$s►denDla! develooment fmq in tngose4 gmotmis- ►ormotiam eunds ad Mmba"
e! aLjtAa ~~*nCV, pertivularlv tn subuttdr Erea3 Wlttt e fi9m cfwit4r 4f 44m2sSllam ror,+umsd: tndem Left- a.TS,
The kg4 oI traRSaortation svstem cnnnectivitv i^! marv *esEdenBal areae often oGvieNumixre~a • t.evel: 7• Nw++be"
rtam trariaWrtIIdOn 80bCtr0 avaiiable to t►idi~jDtrnr: r,-;jrprar ria+kila. D►s~ sM-! a, b, 4_. . sra,t at i+
p:lalt i7_t._Tt7is ES caniCU1B11Y fh@ Cd34 1~'ti~"Z! f'ic_Ieh nl trr'c.S1R.1C!UTE I^r AItr`h AlqmenGLdt+lUlqnedst 115'
~ Tab after: 2.5' + tnderArt 1S',
"v!wl'd11Ves l6 lItT]Md Of
Tebc I', Lbt Cib * Ibt at 1.5'
Public t~a(~an de~ on rlderanl2 rematn t,vlabla oaOwt alnas svsfeme OeQend an
ravenues 4ene.raM by arst. LorY dens~lv develoame-M ant ames± fTmtntpn5 ~mp•~!-
the aitract,venzs6 at tranwt in magv s„burCan a~~~_t~att+.~..tr,e ,!tdqicuai sr!f
¢a'Vtr pfOVk* $ub lran5il Utl4iu U1C *ARS4 StrBtI QYI~~°~.11r.~~ Z1
na IocaUon of transit 6toas is ar imr,crta+st consideratinn s~1Mt,'.,~rk :+Fn~~.rFfi+ o_n two (2}--lane raads r~nv ~ve!~, _ ~.~1-
tha u*±^=-; ni t~~^a~+~av_~_m w~nprR l,7-F~~:1 wi!,~in p dedks'.a.7 ria~•t•N.
- ~QY4~ - -
a" b?~YS►,~._--#s a4n bE su~nlemE~,~~,
c f':cyclg.t_.olso uafize cne 6ter~.rMI~T►k a"l)
,vr,±~ trt's_Land.Ehe±od W. rars BQth bivrese 'putf~*!3_~¢~a'! !Mati~! snou
F'Df*1___jLE1Wn1/S ds'9I1]t14S'I Mi hEdYY ~T~fSI~~ .~.~$~~Y-T1'M6S-1E
R?g~lsl~_,n3 N'h,Ch Q'v'lILA O8tk-1;. ~ti_b'qr{fo rr't!~'tiAtt' t!14.
fun"'I ft :~1~' O` 8 Dl~y;~e ~](¢`cH~f~
0. _r ~~Q~.~~n In0~I111Y d~Qerx75 On the 8Y3118bNitY 01 v►~n-t+~a~~e~d ~,ktawelk} andla Ilnked
ta,is t~ ~~s su~h aa schoola emcl~~t ar~ ~~3~4p~^3__ Y U"l•ty-t-b-om
~ad~strian w~~~ end tricvcte r~;~t~+s mav ba cararom~re~~A~tP.Si~-mn~~c._wec:'er,
~a~utarN in areas ot snow e~?~~4~on CJi~'an,^~ frc~n SGh44!~ `hrop~n~_ena
~~n(OVmen169a1n i~ a 4?~rilcaM `acipr In lha e~edwane~s of Ihe A4Q~sl~ar; ne~worP. ss
L _ ~priAC~rian rnnfn~ tsnd ~wrp~y~tinn ~i ~►feRy
t Truck a:,c<slqrAl•e:'?d mav_@nierit ci-: Lvi~rficanttv
gnt Uucka uainD the r4~,~~_. 7~~roel~ra:fen~4~ .~n4.eL!~±~"_~~...IlR.^.~e~,1i~:+~►.~.
pamr,uletN M h~ ta~►in i^fi.. c~m::~ Jn~rr~nts tlou"t EaMi4na!~,?~~r
~av~sab~~ to stwq.-r.tai~ !!_!m.i 1~ U'e Msdu►avs ht+Y ~nm_..rQ~tt~
L1'!lals WI:7% Rll'T'F'C,+ti ft?Q& Of ~h.r~ 4l~~r~ CS►Q}JRy 6Yn~t~: R~@~jl~~~_ T!}!{S @I!!
~3~~3i~ th2 4f1_~__allP~fh6!I_.'Q_1Cij.thl~ 1D:21 dei!:-vY Cf CN'ti1lw1ii12s.
:BRICI=-= 8n. ESpEL~3~lY~~''F~~~' ir.terTlpdll f6vl:i:iEF fuCh 85 D}~OR(_!~ E Of
a kgYcorsrera;ionkimpmv~,g~allm~t;Ei!y
~a~ ~a oir~tjnez ave~s w~ti~~~~~ rtchta-Q.i-wa~~~~ mt~d~s trR Di1$l_f.fd'.kd. ~p
!ne tiioitimenLo! tafAe q:.anm~es a# m*Iir.+.ita►~^-_"`_q1.5._..oon' TtC► -=;~s~i.~r ►r~y o•;
-'~iyqn3 ~~nk@fi4a -:n ut^cr medes t:, rttor 1c,;~1 ;.z,,yQ~..__.TngY.9E: rep'c~r_r.
•-an5c onarQ, at the c-:i'' 21 " 11_2~1 e`Ip 1nc
'PlY QUS@ b r''iU~
.x~' Y~' ~1.;r31a ffl~170IIy C's "!Cf Tr,tc_ 4-%n!I<ti sE1 C~.C25 W
~sg~ t±ot'i I+:, and 6sfn'V I fom+alted3 FonG 10 pt
Foeeeaftmds Pap lkytdar. Font 10
" 7eMnx* Asalssancs Report MULTiMOQAL TRIWSPORTATiON PUWNlNG IN VNtGtNtA:, PAST PRACTICE3 Pt
AND NEW OPPORTUNfTtE8. Swphen C. Brlch and Lesier A. Hoel. Famattod: Fwit 10 pt
2007 Updete _
Adoptsd Apri125, 2008; 26 _)f 32, '-~44 ~-3--
_ ~
~ Giry of Spoka;ia Vslley Cori;xchc~)sive Flan
Q A v16'ICn r@,ics qa 5_.;;e;?.'ul u:'.'.J e'.UFrt_^1:c qjr,Q' F_?,jci l~ iln"S,:.r~r~at'D!1 S2'Ji111
gIv,n 2nsanoer traffij bnQ rrciont 'ine nat~re of aviauo- :a aich t;rat flQrt
cpr~4;ave 6+ani'iC8n2 g_'!"~tis o^ ad^GEnt la-+d ub£5 " tha franqoQn servlnq
those
~ MsermMal Tran~=1on . Fornwdods~ Ldt: 0,5',
Ms+Str+Dc
Tf-,b IITiDoinCB of lTt@ V8 49 tVU85 t' Inlp(tTiQdFl V2i 1sJJffa' an aaxnds tgi a hiah Ogrta on Mg• ~~modl jrdelL ~ Mr I
r+@guirpd and na l p{MAL ".Jrve_ ~Q_~?Q ler<vV~ of ;npi involv
a in residen;.&1_rgajq a cnar.(_~e favonno~hg_i~,~iv~~us~ s ot or~Iter Imaortancs.• w,nam.& tnder,~t.et o.75',
Transportatlon ayaiam choioes taf (ndivlduab wlll depend on ft reladve convenienca, NumDercO+levd: I+ Numberinq
ac,7eaa nnd pricing of the altrmativee_ Publfc policy may seelc to dsange dte relebve StV(e: e, b, c, . 4 start ec: i+
AWmrc Lert + An9r,ea ffi: 1.25•
va[ue of tnClvfdual choices. They oould do this by various means, Includksg puhAc . Tet, artrr: 1.51 + 1nae,c ac i.s'.
improvement, oftering frnanciaVnon-ffnanciel tncenqves, or adopdng reguaetions Tens: V. us: by at ys•
i pubUc Impfovements. )mproved pedestrien access Vo translt wmdora, ehopp+ng- pom+aet.er Fv+r. so ot, Not eold
and ochools makes waiking and public ttansportarion mora attracthre to ~~mftm& Eulm and Nw,ywft
indhriduals usinp ttiose !aciliUea. Planning for higher densKy land uaes adJaunt
to tranad corridora increasea the Ilkelihood v( leryer numbors of peopb us(ny ' fO^"otbadi F°"t 10 pt
these mode altematlves SlmUarty, aus shefters and slmllar ameniUes which
Increane indlvidu8f comiort and convenience wil enoourage additional utilixotbn
0( Blt6rtt8bVA fl10d68 of bHtlSpOftaU0f1,
ii_ )ncerttives., The Commuiar Trip Reduction (CTR) proyrem ancourage• car snd {Fwmaktset Forrt: to ct, not edd ~
van-pooling through corporabe iponsofship Additonal incandves mclude ~Fa,,,,atted, Fo„t: io vt
telecommulk►g, oompany sponsored bus passes , and Aexfbie waric acheduiing,
whch albws wortcers to evold peek tr8ft perlals,. Whero High Occupancy
Vehicle (HOV) lanes aro ln ptace, vehicles with at leest two aoccuparrts benefll
ircm reduced Vevel time.
w ,Regutatian, Local govemmertts adopt ragulat(ons whicfi have the aPfect of i ro.m.tc.d, Font: 10 pt. " eae ~
encoureging iltematlve modea of tranapoRatlon - FormnftM Fo,t I o pt I
b_ Osdsiorts wncemtnp Nia t,mirW--a` irelght movementg are de6ermined a±mqg• Fonra , t„dent Ldt 0.7s,
ex:lusva by the needs of suppliera snd mar4cats, but campetitn+e pncsng Is pmbably trie ' wnonp: a23"
most significsnt factor in mode choice. 'Juat In 6ma' dellvery has roptsaed warehouainp ;For,,,atbiall: Farc: to pt i
In most cammodiry rnarkats, whero delay Is e cast factor. A-ai~uf+saai-sactcu-~
d-- tarrr.fnN da4y *-fei" U s7h8 ert9clency of Intermodal connecSons, loosely dellned
as that polnt where two_M or more modes of tranaportabon come together e.g. roadways
connec6ng aerports, rallroad loadinp facilWea and frelght termimis, pipetinea ar►d tarminal
I~-n g:•aiVQ!irhy q•... o71.-,.
I Ih'G tf u h{~~a-' 0y e,.n•n;;~';__ ~mY' ^ i.71n±'!an! ~,-.•~d! . !Y'~9~r tO• fOnn~Itd![~UR: 1.15'r
riprove flow. Numbeted. tevet: 1+Numbera►y
- Styfe: i, 0, IA, + Sut at 1+
~i Si_1r4~=•,,:r C'n n•;_ sv _ ~~-^'~a•_inl M.~-l-a ~n iittlR Alqnrtwnt LsR+Ail¢tedOr 1.5+
f'tRi"j Tlh aRer.' 1.75' + InORt aE 1.75',
Tabs: 13", Ust tbb + W at 1.75'
e. Inheewctut~e in to^+mer~te~ ET14 Indtbtr e~ g:~~i S~", ^ ba r!-_p;~~+
tiD9nf mflvernertit, ir~yir•gwrds raoe, at ors;g-*ig;,!~ = - .
I~ Fp( QO+J4f 1'+OVIf}0 On dldfC.ltEfl r1~7RtS-0'-:.:, -i~- nt',-t rc_' i7 Pn:r,!9 c-_T
CO.~FIC• v.. '1t-:.- T-t. ~,~II': ~L Form~CEsd: FonL :D trt
Fwmattrdt PaQe Nur'-1er, Fortt: 10
pt
fOrllfittld7 F9rtt~ 1 O 0t
2007 Vpci8t9
AdoptedApn125, 2G06, =,°_a,2°27 __321
,
Fo.m.tLed _ 1~..
Fartnatlsd
~ City cl Spuyane Veltey Cr,mprehensiva Flatn__'__ -
formotbd
FamuptCed
,3.10 GOaIs and RoiiCies { For"UWAd
I r«m.wa
Streeh and Roadways Goab 3 Policlas
aoal TQ_t EsLabtlsh appruprtate dsslgn sienderds tor trsnaportation facillUm ' ft attod •
~
PoCCi@s ~ Formattod t~i
TP-1.1. Streat dsalgn should prav&fa for connactlv►ty between msidentlal neghborhoods aM- rorma~c~d
copactoro. discouraQe cut-through traffiG , rormettse
1-P•1.2, Oevelop aooesa marupemerit standards for each func8onsl ctasslffcadon of roedway. {Fo ,,,,tt„a
Work to cansotidate or remave axfsUnp sccesa polnts when a roadway doea not mees Formatted! ~
appropriets atartdarts , t621
_ C ror,++.ca.e
God
• I FonnatL~d i (~l
Ensua that roadway systems are des{pnad to pnsarve and sn wnsisftffl with• I~.eed i... tasl I
community charactar. ; f«m.m.a , rs6l i
Poleues '
I Mrmatbd ; C671 I
TP-2.1, Street desipn should complement edjacent devebpment ' ForwatUd ~
TP-1?, Discoutape private roads as e princfpal maans of aaoess w developments. Prlvele ; ro~nm.d 1691 i
rou~ should be deslgned and conatruded to publk etreat atandarcfa. 1 Formatted I r,ol i
TP-2.3, Enoourags tandscap+np, atreet IlghUnq and beautltscatlon fn the dealpn iitandartia for r7111
local eccesa atraets, collectora and arterfais.
TP-2 4 Ertsune lbot thQ Aonlewav Bou►evard neht o( wiiv +s th4lninanran widtn necessan te Formnttod
accor^rtrodam hnuro street and roa►onei hiatt caoecitv Lrans1c annrovemnnta. - Fo"notted
Gaal, For^'.tt.d ' [751 I
~ Improvs local clrculaUon and emergency aum consisieft with communlty• Fam+.md i... c7tu
cleractx and saisty.
formatt~d i f771 I
Pollcl99 ro~m~lted i~
TP-3.1, As luncling alim", brinp un&nproved and rurel ctoea gectiorts up to adopted street-
standards.
TP-3.Z As funding allowe. mska Intenedbn Improvsmanta and inaseae atorage capaclty Formatted
whera approprtate
. ! Formatted i te2]_J
Goa). , fonn.mee
MA Minlmisa tha neflstive Impaet hom tnrspoRatlon sotems on tf►e nstural• ft,~„~ ~,="t`tiit7
Mvironment, alr quaqty, nakse Ievels and fwl cortsumptlon. Pannoded .
Poticies ~ IaRnattied
TP-4.1. Restld hiph-speed tratflc ftrom residerttid neiflhborhoode and utifiw traMic ceiminp- rormrm.a rs71 1
strategise to reduce vehlcular speeds wharo eppropriste. romj
TP-4.2, Corrpl4:a !ocal traffic circu'aton pians for areas experiencing new deve'.oprnent i Formatted
►m+++otead ~
' rorm.cted rq~
. f°mmesod ' ,-IP31
FaftrM!!Rd f '
FOf@11!!'ed ~
For"wtted i 1951
2007 Updale
Adop2ed April 25, 2008, ~ Faae 29 cE 37, A _
~ Ciy of Spx,kane VaI:ey ComGr2h-,n5ivv Plan .
Fotmstted ~,s.,
►amatbd 1~= '
park 6 rice locs and school bus routes, and 3) deslgnaLng a necwork o( atreetb thet Fw^atted
can sately and 8tifclerstty accommodat,e biqcles and coordinaie deve;opment of the
non-motorized ayaSsm w►th surrounding jurtsdicUona and regional system extenalorte.
~
TP-9,2, Provtbe sidewalks on both sides of etl artehal stroets as funding aflows. jFor,,,,,tted r----
TP-9.3, Inaorporais pedesutan and 6iryde /ealues as desfyn elements In the City Cenber, i ran+aa+ed tt~,E'
TP-9.4, 1Mor1c w0 other agenuea. paRfculerly relatlng to re9loriafty siyrtificaM fatl((ttes to Farm+uw L... i11
pureue tunding for pedeatrian and hlryde ha°iitles. i Form.nde
TP-9 5, Enauro thai aldewatio, ct►ared use patha and bike lanea are safe. cleartyr marfced end ~Fommoa.d
well maintained. . formafted
3P-8.9 InGude Dlcycle taclllties whero prsctlcal abng erOsrtal rosdwaya. , rorns.ttrd u_
TP-8.7. Inciude convenlent and sewre bicycle Rarking at mejor desNnatlons and i forn+.mea i...
transpoRatlon aenten. form.cbse
TP-9 8 Include pedeafian Mendly faciUtiea euch ae aidewagcs in ciy strest reconstrusbon Fw"urtted
and Emprovement profacts, and requlre padesMan friendly facilipes wch es sldewalks
In all new deveiopment
i fonnsto.d ~t
TP-8.9 Reduct obuucbons and conflwts between blrydelpedeatrian fadlbes and vshiwlar
tranapo►taUon rautes ' ft. y-
TP•9 10 Develop atreet, pedestrian path and blka path standards that conMbute to a systam ~ IL
~ of luily connecbad routes. f0""'~'d ti6z
Translt Goals a Policles • ~rO^"'ti
fonnattrd i E:,
Goal s
forn++olbd i v
TG-10 8upport the provEslan of a safe, efficioM and cost-~fve public trarnportatlon- i
Poffnetted
systam. ~ ronn~Ld ;
i TCr11 Encourage land uses that wlll support a hlgh-carsactty tmnaportation systom.
' ~e;
Poltties fwn+am.e
TP-11.1. Ertaute ftt atreet standards, knd uses and building Rlaoement support tne facifllfes• I for+nsntae i
and serokes needed alanp Varnlt routes to meke transl! viebie Formatted
TP-11 2, Work wtth STA to ensuro Ihat transit sheltero, bua benches and other anenities tlTat
support transit use ero provided In appropriate tocatlons far users of the sysiem.
i +
TP-11.3 Suppo+l the cantlnudd ptanning and Cevelopment oi e hlgh-capecity transit system Forn+aRlsd
fo"notted t~7; .
TP-11.4 Work with 5TA in pienning and developing bus pull-out bays on the far side ai ~Fw,n.a,,,d fl,•
Interseclions ft.~ i ti,_
TP•11.5 Nelghborhood busi,wsees aroee ahould be served hy trwlsit conskabrrt with the Formatted
Transpcrrtation Etement
for+nattzd ~
~mrn~ , r«maetae
iF-116 Fat nfuture etreat and !19~ca~2c.+N ttEC~~ knDrQVtmer~g,ldtn nocesaap~,-t2
Aviatlon Goafs b Pollcles
Goat, ' w.m„aee
TG-12 3uppoR ths expanaion of yenerol evlatlon and tnlyht uses at Felta Flold In forn,stced i• ft,.
eccordance wlth tM approvad Alrpon Master Pian.
' FormatLw t L E-
PoliG:es Fonnattad
7P•12.1, Encourage the fvu II 68veiopmettit and utitizetlon o/ akrport prnperlbs at FelUS FiNd ' rormatted t
+:1._
wmuma Lspl
2007 UpQa6s
AGoptad Apn! 25. 2:006, :paog 31 .0.32,
CHAPTER FOUR
CAPITA... FACILTIES
I
Giry cl Spukanu L'altiey G-ornrreh?r9ivo Flnn4__..
_ Form~tSadt SDace Af!r G ot
:
_ . . : . _ ;nm.:i . II.f.3r".~°i' . . . _ . 1 , len~a!lads PorC ! pt ~
f' to, 1o mo„ , ►on++amQ~ ront: a a I
10OG t "O~- m: 20117. Taw fonnaltnd i ~
, [7]
fonnatted I f}f,~,~l
Gruie FadntlealLlh wul 553 6b0 7i0 FormatCed: SDKe Nter: 6 Dt ~
ft +~.et.b Fo+c: e vc I
:.r.ricy wnr, cil.amlim Aa rom.wei fwc e ve ~
~ ram,m.ai F«K: e tt I
c,c•,, n:~neeney ur~,~sn,~,,. EL !~4 ~ ron++att.ei certe ad, Spam Afie►:
itr Ptvwct! - PuDit AR 7.4 IQ 9 'iD `.G 2~{- 6 pt
~tr Cr~S?fS~ ~ ~ I Fonnamoet FanC B pt I
Pub6e Ats~ ~ fonnaRLedt Fcnt: 8 y[ ~
~ rmattadl FaK: 8 pt I
Ckt ".rlerprmd ~ I„ M
~r+ar Irors~ ~ famstt~dt Ca+terM, Spam ARr:
6 pt
Fomtakbsd g~
l40
Ibrmwttrd
rorel o~A G29A om isa sao 7s0 s146] • I rarnmittiedc Fant: e pt 1
rO""attadt Certira0. Spam ARer:
I 6 pt
prmmw Swrp ~ farmattsd: Fort: B pt
FOnni!!!dt Catwed, Spam ARK:
Raal =_ttata Exdw Tax 260 250 400 ' 6 ~
Fainio~
P.rmal cuna wFWe e a 1
Por++uta~s Fu,a e ve j
Fwmds C,mtere4. Soeae ARe:
6 tt
0 0 0 iii bbD Ti0 i1=f3
formartfad i. [lI] 1
jFormmtt.a
. form.a.ai r-wt a pc
forn,.tteM Grtaree. svao lftr:
6 pt
Porrnatbd c 14 `
' Fo.+n,asa: rort 10 ve I
fo.m.a.et soace After. 6 cc 1
,bn,,.m.ih rnew,L ►imglrio: 1
4.4.8 DomosUc 1Afater • 0.38", Spwe Aftiir- 6 a
, fonnwthdt Spam ARer. 6 pt ~
fortnattdi Ind!►it ldt 4.75',
The City af Spolcanf Vai3sy does not own or opefab a pubGc water aupply system. Rather, water ia• Sp.cs Arta: 6 vc
prwlded to Spokane Vailey resi4encea and buslnesses by speciai Rurposa distrlds, easocialions, ,Fo„n~i Font: lo yt ~
and pubfic and prlvate corporations Watvr servios Es coordinated by 3poksna Cauniy through the ~~i Left ~
Paoe 16 88
• - 1r)07 U;n~
Adoptad ApMI 25, 2000 '
. . - P
I
~ CILy of SccAune Valley Camprehelisiva Flan -
St} GS zaPzV=':Y 'ormaL*aO;
24 r42; 2-1:
. I Fortnittad: Font t. ;
' . Fornuttads Soaae A.:_:
Lsvei ot 3erv(Ge
, Foenadmds IMent I eft
Spxr ARn- 6 pt
The Ccuntywide Plenmng Poilaes for Spoicene CounSy requlres ;nat alt lurisdictions adopt a Level
of Service standard fer echaola. Spokene Vatley defero UhIS rasponslbdity to the Individual achoal
disUicla providing iarvloe withtn the City. Individual school diotritts may rsquast that 8pokane
Velby sdopt a Level ot Service standard In fuwm updafaa to the Capital FaciUties Elemsnc
Fonwt of Futurv Naeda
I
Central Valksy $chool DlsUlct
7he CenUal Velky 3diool Distnct (CVSD) 1b expanencing a penod of high growlh in student
poputaNon, psNcutarly towards its eastem boundary- Liberty Lake and Graenscrea Ebmantery
Sdhoois are currently over cepacity. In responas to thle growtti, tha Distrid inike!ed ita 'Communlty
Linka9es' piannir►g process ln the iall of 2004 to develop strategles and aftematlves for
eccommodatln9 tts present and tutura studsnts
i
The commlttee developed student populatlon prajeuiona through the 200912009 schoal year'ar the
enUra disirtd by analyzing growth trands in student populeUon, building pertnR ectNity and ~
proposed housing developments. The data will be used ro puide dacisions on where to locaie I
sthool fadlities. Table 423 shows the numDer ot studenb enrolled fn Ceqtral Val►ey Schools in
2065 lot each echoo! In the DisUici ar+d "edlons through the 2008-09 school year. In 2005,
11.480 itudertts were enrotted in CVSD schools, with 9.363 of those studenta Ilving wtth?n the Ciry
nf Spokane Vaitey
T-, i;:!=-"+-~-i:_{r'_t.-,. V:Ur-y i:.. C,nt i~: r.~-;~ • ' Forinartbdt5pattAllt{-. 6pt
!'armstLed3 Pw+t: 8 pt
shmsont 1Mw Pro*tsd Forn+~tL~d: SMCM ARer, 6 Dt
Sch0o1 Altindntt~ MM Et1toMR~nR 6dd~nt E~uvpnont 20os N 70os-m" Irce~
Fornultedi Specs Altlr. 6 Dt ~
e.m.nwy Sanooa fo.matt.at Spae ARu: 6 pt I
?rooclw~y 492 5t7 is ' .
. Form
am.et svm Arru; 6 a I
Froqtep 291 311 20
w.,,~.at sQ.ce x~,: 6 oc ~
oov«cw,ny ~ see •
Adrru IbD SW 37 F«m.m.~ Svm Aftr. 6 oe 1
UniwnNy 419 435 !3 • Pam~ SpKt ARx: 6 pt I
IarrnstEodt FonC 10 pt ~
F«mmWi Lert I
aia 58
• i~.:.~~;~
I Adopted Apnt 25, 2008
<°.;....c-c-,
I
~ Cny at Spokane Vaney Compret►en.stve Rlan : riaaer 4 f;Ao~~I F- ci
tuire ■ ConCUrrdncy menaqement system anaysfe and must mQat thresholds Defore the+r
-3DUon SRFC Wli. a!'f1112Cy 855255 1p' i^-f d~ ~*?f 5[i_~',B~iC(t a15~~'il •M!fi
~ 5✓clC1 10
CapFtal Projects
-abte 4.38 ooncairts a ccmplete Iist at transporteaon rnated captid projects tor the years 2GD_c=
'!lrough 20t32, totaNn9 ao&4Y9.Y£` $$£408 mift(on. The Citv uodatea ths six vaar T1P MrQUaho~,t
~-iR vasras ;~mFeet artarlties and fundirxn cnpngtsThis PlaR #Doo Cv reserence anv uadai¢s
'.e TtP occumne Daivrean Pvn uodate cvcJes The urnanr TIP rs avsdaCl6 13r viAwnzi
~ww sookaneva(bv ora These projecta address capecity isauQS 3: irtt?f;c:"~G~,s :ro sa'ecv
-flrDVYmenis- FokoWlr.g ;5 B O;SJj5sior, Of po'Cn:!AI };,,ndiag sc.!•rce; -
Fundlnq 8ou►res
F.nd)ng for the operaUon and exFansron of tha Crryrs Ctansp~'.rt'nt.cn systern tal;s inta saverai
--ategoriea, which Include federel, stata and dry funda. Some souroas consist of nNfaDlo annuai
I::nda while others ere perbdk, auch es pranta. The uae, availabiiity and appllpbitity oi thesa
~-griaus sourcai are nat alway5 at tha dibcxetion ot the Cfty Spokans VaItey w;lf devetop n trr.w
-AYd Wftl funuir,-i a3ErrIF5 c5'"`)ca .~rn5 C" 'r.'h rh %YI I F;Clp Ta6B Ir 'rp'u '?~lobl~n l(.c,]
assump8ans -
5ummary 0f e~pEC:•_~~• :-1-dwal and IcC:I !undir"-J 5rr.i'Cr, 'i]' iPg S 5"r ye;d' L?I
I ,proYerTlBnt 'rr;,gr.ari {..-.ko.% r~i f; -~-~'r•~r~ ,t~r;pcr.?'i-~
!~,ndlng 0p11G^i
Ff!d~l A3Si9tar
,neee tu1'►da ane ajlhor,2eQ ura4r the Safa Ac;caintablA, FiPJKIGiB, CffiCiBitl iransportabon Equr,y
fot the 21'' Centwy (SAFETEA-21) and ere edmhsl6terHC by the Fedgral Highwa;
Administre8on through Weshinptfln 5tat4 Depsrtment of Tranaportation and the Metropoliter
PlannlrrQ OrQanizeUon (Spokane Reglonat 7ransportatlan Covncio FMerat fi3nding prt+grems
inrlude $rldQQ RYQIsOBrMn! (BR), rr9' 3r„ . ,
Suaace TranspaRatien Progam (STP
S'3[@ AS,;(ftiflCB
1he WBihYtPn ii=
programs. ir►ciuding t'
Sidewalk Pregram IS~' I
Ci!v Furd=_
Spplt$J16 tilailoy CCr;'.G~'65 ~3YO~l.uS '.-o(it Cr!1-e(3I t=U.'7Q e"Cij (Pti Rual CS!u:I9 txGSB I dk" flJ.'idg
for trHnipoRallpn p(qectg. The Ctty als0 r0oehres St3te MOtOt Fua1 Tax and ResG1GlBd State Fur:l
Tax
For„u't~r7- 7 , -,em018a
I CiPl of Spokane Vaf'.ey Comptctensive Plen__ f,_
- ~ for+nsthdi tnde+* lelt 0.25', ~
S.,oa MK: 6 pt
and Financing Ftan, ►o~mattcd: . . ,
~!D 13
=OG~-~$td
(Doliars In thousands)
_LBM7
Is~n+ Proj~ci Frflm To ~ Clqr Amaint T~ ~ Formatted TaW~ ~
~
m
_ ~r Aaad F~.hdna Ap.~+~r ~ ~S
SZPMM - ,
VAM
67 I + ~ ~ ~ &M.Gb I
OM • Farmatted: „r : - . . ,
~'J~l I i.f7i1 110
3 T ~NL13A a f
~ Pro,.mebn- v,~do ww,. a«a w~-w.r ,9~ Forn~ttsd= Spea ARx: 6 pt
~ NI~-pp~ •
Ila formptLeel: 'oa!'r Ffirr 6 nr
~irwav - Un(vee~r m py ~ ♦
EYl9.mffi! Go
~
7 €~.«+ao.~c+x~a Forlnatted: ti~~_• hr,-,
E.;.~a~.+Gy.law ~
hmg - F+nes G5r6M%"'?" C*AM s~
=u~~ ~
6'D .ali~Y-{'AT~00~'f~d Farma4!r.d:
: a'eadvsu FaN:Mt 4nl~i~ii1 6-44-Wciiy 8TpN1 4"I1 ~irr~~d1C11 PCr
'r~tza4 - Bsidcina Ih~
4131 EsQ
'1i ~`+~^5l~1+M+~►+'r! ~ ~ - Forn+etied: S;;acF V^e+: a ~,r
=;-~vfnu! Ptsa~e 1-
-anon ta hiNwra avedG![eOW Aa/d"pi /ormatt~dl5uqer5Rv[
e.L a:o.wr.ra+r.rw~ t." Fnm,atced: ;v,-.._ ,^c,
5~+9~ NJ VVOOdtv!f "~1~! S.+A+1/7~'Qw.'Yd
,
G_, ~on Ap~p.-j~rq~11».1kE Formntted: = _ - . . . . .
c~lGiN110~~'~~ ~ ~ T►T'~~e . ;n.. .
FbffllilL01 Spa[! ATlar. 6pr
~o ~ ~r, ~ +&Mrna-Av ^t u,op ~ ui ~ Kl .r I !'am~tt~ed~ F . .
~ 1 ~ortnatted:!c".
~1 0! 88
J ~i7 U~
F,dCp'.~i Ap,l 25 20 <Ci•'J
$ ~ ~i : ~ : a : ~ G ~ • 't r~ * ~ ~ ~ t t nt.
~ - -
~ n
b S'
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- - ~ _ ~
ID~
4• , - ~ ~ _
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T' ~ ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ ~ Z ~
m o. va OoT vOP Oa P A P OC0OtlPo. T :
& ,,y ~ ~ ~ ~ R ~ s A St ~ St R R ;
~ Ciry of Spokane Va!iey C^mprahrnulvc ?lan -
32 I P,n~s:o~►sa 1 r6 I:cu«..* I T,rm A:* C +.tAL -s i c3+ I Form~: Spece ARv: 6 pt I
u 6•a~~w~w~w^ I C.ay suo 43W ~ Fmmwft" Sp" 11Rl.r: 6 pt
I ~ I I I
Mnud 7obl 53AM I 62tM13f10) Fonnafta& Sp" Me' 6pt
rore►m@di Spece I11Eer: 6 Ot ~
2Q14 ~DCS
11wn P~+Jw frm To hbMry Cbr Aewud Ta1d Annwd Wem~ttid TsWa I
N 9ouro~ ~ Aawunt
fam4rttsds 5pace Mer. 5 Ix I
~ I~ParrtCa~ u"'~rAr ~q.w~Ar i~i~Y sgQ4 i~W>> ~
! ForfmRtat Sp" Atter. o Vt
aa~aow-~a.
Z* ~ Yanyaq.rv ~1.p~ farn~sde sv~ce Nbas 6 pt I
Pt~ AAm
I'a
~ ,s ~y~ ~ matLadlSpxe ~r: 6 pt
+-~yffiw 14l I~ 6'.1r~rpi~, ~ ~ ~
j Rdiilt - 87MOI f1o I11f YIIIl s„aaM I M Fonemttd3 Space AfOer, 6 pt I
Y
ul Fitvw Sirset PSI^ STP44QI SsW I 7,i1pIM ' Fwtnottwds Spam Atta: 6 pt
I Avenue Pne~ ~ ~~L7lI1i[, d
01 D ~
4] GioMw" AiP-y iwaO"r
Avrnw
MtrOwuog I PCC
iQj I ~ 1dGAla~ *MoVoe--yh
1
FormsRbdt Spacx Artar: b Dt
~ Ba+Sariiw~-Jaaiv sock= NGpW ii4A i?pm ` Pormmmdt SQKa Altf: 6 pt i
S Q:w
~ ~ FWm i~+sJw I~~,tv I u:~R i0Q a0T}~4 ~ I fann~ `..pece AltM: 6 pt ~
4j I So w. InL irn+ PCG spmowe~ I ~.v~u ~ K~ ~ Portnatlad: Spact A.Frr. 5,{
l6~ A
9r2aQwr,'SulllvMn 4Nrnsctlan t-COMIIM C.&!'WA ooa4Z Formettod7 c.,jc. nttn- fipt
4 ~
formuthdt .SpsQ Atter: 6 pt I
Annual Tobi I tt-t01 ~874 L3i~4i~ Formftbd! SpOC! ARa: 6pt ~
~ - Forrt+attedi Spaa Atfa: 6 cR
PormalLKdc Fant: 10 pt
~ Fcnnathdi lalt ~
: a:_.BCi:'6o _ I.IG:•~,i~,
Adoplea Apri125. 2008 .
~ C!*y of SpCa-0n2 Valley Comprehensive PI3n _ 1 -
11 ~:8
I
I prm Pr*M I Ftoo ` Tp ~ CMr Amo~nt i T~MYmwl
~ :-sa Fio~a-&+eW~4~e Formatiadt 5Da:e ARc,•
a~
uz I idr+~bord IhM~~^/M ~%M p~~'e p%a I Tii!M m ~ ' fo~T^atied: SGecs Atter x
I Formatted: 5par-r 11Rr: 6~r
~ I A=Wwav Brvd I UnNwvh Eveimnw
~]I ~.QlAAPIMWw~y ~ ` ~ iN~¢ sti~ ~ I Formatt~d~ Spect ARr: { ct
I - Bridafno 1ha Yiibmv
ea a7123" I~J6e I sani I sKluz Fam.ee.ar spem Mter 6 oc
Form,to.dc sam A1ts: 6 M
Appwry Ar°°nn~ Ro~d T~nt I
I~~'~.$d ~G I~ I~1111 I ~}~4 2,]/4,j~ j Fvrn~ 6 Gt
I
~ I poc.PS6d4"N,ALghprp,ga ~ Bowwo'y I formatDodt 5ysce Afts: E Gt
lEfnt6aoSx
6wom AdeFi" RaZIM Far 4r,_= y"= ~ formrttedi swct Aftm 6m
~ I Corn4W ITS ~Asedazas I=
~II c4w a.ew atd sx" ' fo.wwtt~ 5pace Afhr. ::x
I
30 iubowwRoM iwlN~wswE A%.,~QFAW ~ kVp N I Formattedt Spsct A}tw. h;:
6-9n0 Ai/M+/ 6xp46g ~ 00 I iN ' Formelhdi Spm[e Atter: 6 Pt
I I="~`~" I AAp1a~ ~ I Formottedt SDece After. 6 Ot
u I I I l Gy ( iia0 ( t,i40 tortntlted3 Spece A1ter 6 pt
~
I Miwd Tobl fortnatladt Spom A1tor 6 pt
4i,f~1
FamatW: Soece ARei: E tx
Ot 24:~
I Ilwn pro/Kt To ~ ~ GRy Aa~w~n I Totrl Arn+l
Al Aoowit
Formatfads SDaQ AtEQ; 6 pt
64rs 8~,"iRSd I S~Fi~IC~Y tia~ I ;-/iG ,~Y1 ~ Farmattfm Fflnt 10 pt
I i I .y,~Av~aw~,p~ Iotmotfsdt :r°.
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~ro7 uadate
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Adoplsd Apru 25, 2006
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Approved Minubes
Council Chambera - City Hall, 1707 E. Sprague Ave.
November 08, 2007
1. GLL TO ORDER
Chairman Kogle calfed the meeting tfl or+der at 6:00 pm.
II. PLED6E OF ALLEGIANCE
The Commssbners, Staff and Audfenoe stnod and rea't:ed the Pledge of Allegianoe
III. ROLL CALL
Commissiorers Kogle, Blum, Beaulac, Carroll, Crosby, and Sands were pre.9ent. Smfi
attending tfie meeting: Katfiy McGung, DireRor of GommunitY Dcvebpment~ Gre9
MoGorrnkk, Planning Manager, Soott Kuhta, Long Range Senior Planner, Mike Basirger,
Associate Plannei', Deanna Griffitfi, Adminlstrative AwAstant
IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
C.ortwnissbner Blum mo+red the Nov. 8, 2007 agenda be apprvved as presented.
9ecand by C,ommissioner' Robertson. Molion passed tutanimotzly.
V. APPROVAL OF MINtJTES
There were no minu0es to approve
VI. PUOLIC OOMMENT
Owight Hume, 9101 Mounl View Lane - Mr. Hwne expressed tfiat he would {ike to
wggesi tiha# the Ciry dhange the submitlal daUe for their Comprehensive Plan
amendmertts. He noted that ii is the day after the City of Spokane's deadbrie and it
makes k difficuk to try and get ap the requin9d papervMOrlc done if you are trying Co
meet tn ttwse oompeting deadNnes. Mr. Hume asked dhat a dHterent dabe be ctiosen
in orcier 0o make it easler on pevple who need tA file Comprehensirre Pfan
amendmenis.
VII. COMMISSION REPORTS
All the Commissioners had nolfiing ba report.
1/III. ADMIPlISTRAlIVE REPORTS
Dfrecbor McQung repoited tfiat Mike ]acicson, Parics and Recr+eatbn Diredor had been
Promoted bD DePutY CitY Manager.
IX. COMMISSION BUSINESS
OLD BUSINESS: Gontlnued Publk Hearin9 regatdln9 Comprehensive Plan
amendments.
. COAIP PLAN DQNIN(3
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FiLE NO. PARCEL NO. LOCATION CHAN(iE CHAIiCaE ~
GPA-10-07 I - (BarkerA-90 Intercherqe To RC I To RC ICky od Sookane Veley.
CPA-11-07 351242504 Nas arW Park PfaP to ll CF to LI City ol Spokane Va1ey
35124.2606
CPA-1T-07 I 45183.0406 I BroedMrav and Eb I HDR to O I A/F-2 !o O I Cily o( SDOicane VeNey
CPA-13-07 ~ 15033.9024 ~ Pirw-roR and PSnes I PQP b MU ~ CF to MUC ~ City of Spokane Velley
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COMP PLAN ZONING I
FILE NO. PARCEL NO. LOCATION CF4ANGE CHANGE ~PP!CANT
~ 450.33-9042 1 1 1 1
CPA-14-07 ~ 45161.0248 I Missbn near UNon ~ PaP b O ~ CF to GO ICitv at sookene vaMoy
CPA-15-O7 I 45223_9210 I McOonefd and 12fh Ave I PQP b HOR I CF b MF-2 I Cihr o/ Svaicene VaIIeY
CPA-18-07 ~ 55182.0103 I Long Road and Miasbn I POP lo LDR I CF !o R-3 Citv o! SQOkene Valle~
CPA-17-07 ~ 452142531 ~ Pines and 10th Ave ~ LDR to CMU ~ R-2 to CMU City o1 Spokene VaN
The Commissloners discussed and agreed to proceed witfi one amendment at a
tlme and allow public oomment on each iDem 9eparately.
CPA-10-07 This Cortpxehensnre Plan amendnent was continued kom tast
meetlng and tfie public comment v+ras dosed. Staff explafned tfiat R had put
togetlier a Gt5 analysis of the area in quesiion, the diPferent uses surrounding
the proposed area. Staff disaissed tfie nced fnr having Regional Conxnercial at
freeway Interchanges, hovMever based on Uommunity input wouid reoornmend
changing nine paroels laabed pust east aF creenaaes Rd. and just north of Alki
Ave, from the RegionW Corixnerdal tn lnw Density Residential as Fn the original
amerxtment reoorrunendation.
After dsetission Commissioner Besaulac macfe a niotion tn reoommend approval
tfl the Gty Coundl of CPA-10-07 amended tn exdude the nine paroels lomted
east of Greenacres Rd. and betvueen Broadway Ave. and Alki Ave. The motion
was seaonded by Commissioner Robertson. Discussbn oontlnued and
Comm'tssbner Carroll offered a friendly amc.~ndment m the motion to add tfie two
large parcels east af the staff propo5ed nlne paroels to the low denstty residential
area in the ameridment r+ecortxnerufatbn. Vote on the amendment to the motion
is four to three; the two parcel5 will be acided to the ot'iginal motion. Vote on
the origlnal mation ks five to two In favor of the amended amendmenL
CPA- 1 1-07-This Camprehensive Plan Amendrtterrt is {oxated on the south 5ide ot
Naa, jusi east af Paric Rd. Ttere is a soccer aertber an the property now, the
change suggested is from pubiic/quasi-pubfk to Ngfit industrial. Cammissioner
Kogie opened the public hearing and seeing no one who wanbed to te.sYify, dosed
the pubik testimony. Commissioner Crosby made a motion to reaommend
apprvval of CPA-11-07 to the Clty GouncN, second by Commissioner Robertson.
VoUe on the motion is unanimous.
CPA-12-07-is bcaLad on the south side of Btoaclway Ave. and west of EIla Rd.
TFtere Es Otfloe across the street, requetfn9 to change from High Density
ResidenM to Office. Oiswssion why ttte change Is not to Mixed USe, ks would
not be a benefit to the area, cT fs what tfie property awner would Yke, and ftre
is no other Mixed Use In tfie area. Commissioner Kogle opened tfie public hearing
and seeing no one who wanbed to bestity, closed the pubbk testimony.
Commissiorw Cno6by made a motion to recummend appnNal of CPA-12-07 to
the Gty Council, seoond by Commissior►er Robertson. Vobe on the motion is
unanimous.
CPA-13-07-tfiis property is locaked on Pknes Rd. between Pinecroft Business Park
and Trent Ave. Staff is reoortunending tfiis change to be oonsisteM with resi of
area. The retvrnmended change is frnm Community Faoilities, to Mlxed Use.
Discvssfon wrnounded tfie property being dose tA the Wlce patfi and the fi+er,
waming it to be Protected, the PossUAltY of it being dkiriged tD I-2, based at a
eariier distussion by the property owner during UDC hearings. Commissfoner
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Kogle opened tfie puWk hearfng and seeing no one who warited to testify, cbsed
the public bestimony. Commissioner Crosby made a motim Lo reoommend
apprwal vf CPA-13-07 to tfie Clty CourKii, seoond by Corrxnfssioncr Robertson.
Vote on the motion is unanimous.
CPA-14-07 This anendment is lombed on Mfssion Ave. near Unbn. The
ProQosed change is from Community Fadlity to Garden Offioe. Commissioner
Kogle opened the publk hearirg and seeing no one wha wan0ed Oo testify, clo6ed
the publk testimony. Commissloner R,obertwn made a motton tn recnmmerid
approval of CPA-1407 bo the City Councii, second by Commtssiow Crosby. Vote
on the motfon is unanlmous.
CPA-15-07-Th1s property ls locaW at 12912 E 12th Ave., McDonakl and 12th. It
is Hohman Gardens Redremetd Community, whkh is owned by church located fn
front of iL The proposed Charge is from Public/Quasi-pubik to High Densky
Resderttial. Discussion oorioemed cfiangirtg the desigrtiation ba9ed on tfie
oyvner, however it is the what fs currentty tfie use on the ground. Commtssioner
Kogle opened the publk hearing and 9eefng no one who wanCed bo Wstlfy, dosed
tfie public testEmoiry. C.artmfssfoner Sands made a motbn Ce reoomrrexl
approval d CPA-15-07 bo the CRy Coundl, seoond by Commiskner Besuiac.
vote on the motjon Ls unanimous.
CPA-16-07-The property is laated at 1409 N Long Rd., it is a single famfiy
Rsidenoe. The reaommended change is frvm PubticlQuasi-public bo Low Density
Residential. Commissioner Kngie opened the pubiic heering arbd seeing no one
who wanted bo testify, dosed tfie pubtic tesdmony. Cortunbsioner C.rosby made a
motion tn reaornrtend approval o( CPA-16-07 tn the Qty Gomd, seoond by
Gommissioner Beaulac. VoGe on the motfon is unanirtwus.
CPA-17-07-1his amendment Es bcatsd at 924 N. Pines Rd. tfie proposed diange
is bD Corridor MtxOd Use from Hiqh Density Resfdential. Cortimis5Kogle
opetiecl the pUbiic hearing and seeing no one who wanbed Lo testify, closed tfie
pubiic Uestimorty. Commtssioxw trosby made a motion Lo reoonxr►end approval
of CPA-17-07 to tfie Ctty Coundl, seoond by Corrxnissioner Blum. Vobe on the
motion is unan'imous.
CommEssioner Kogle opened the puWk hearing for Coffqxehenslve Plan Chapter
3, Transportadon. Planning Manager, Gre.g McCo{midc, stabed that most of the
W'oPosei changes are annual housekeeping ksues. There are ProPosed changes
to the frelght and good transportation yysbern, changes expanding on the
CenDennial Trall, updating of the STA bus schedule. It also indudes a Spokane
Alrport and ln0ermodai transportation updabe. Chapter 3 also has updated
poldes rnvering the right of way fw future rapid transit systens. Map 3.1, the
City's Arteriai Sbed Wan, has been updated bo match wfth the Federai
deslqnations. Seeing no who wishes to testify Cammissloxer Kogle ciosed the
public hearing. Commlssioner Beaulac made a motion 0D reaommend approtial af
chapter 3 to tfie Qty Coundi as proposed, seoond by Comrnissioner 81um. The
voGe on tfie motion !s all in favar.
Commissioner Kog{e upened the heartng for CompnehensMe Plan Chapter 4
Capital Fadlities. Mt. Mc{'rortnidc st3Ged that cttatges made were bo updabe the
table 4.38, whkh would 9et uPdated everY Year for Qtys 6-year Transportatlon
Improtiement Projeds (TIP) Program numbers. There is also an update to Map
4.3, Parks and Reavation, in orde,r for ft bo matrh the Parks Masber Pian. Seeing
no who wfsttes to testifjr Commissnoxer Kogle dosed tfv public hearing.
Cornmissioner Blum made a motion bo reoommend approval of chapter 4 Co the
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City Council as propc►sed, semnd by C.ortxnissioner Carroll. The vote on the
motion fs all in favor.
NEW B!l.SINE55: TFtere was no new business
X. FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER
Commi5510t1er CrOSbY ar}~~ou'}red ht, will not kzr° :V;kinci (or reappoinkment tc: the
Planning C.artxnission
XI. AD]OURNMENT
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SUBMITTED: APPROVE C> :
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Novembcr 29, 2007
Sgokane Vailey City Council
11707 F-ast Sprague
Suite 101
Spokane Valley, Washington 99206
Dear Spokanc Valley City Council: Rc. CPA -04-07 Pazcel No. 45103.0263
! am writing tnday to ask thai you consider l,oning the above referenced property
(corner of Pines and Mansficid) Community Cornmercial. This is consistcnt with the
zoning of the praperty across the street (Manstietd).
We have been farming far the last 35 years in Oka.aogan Gounty. We realized
that therc is nn retircment plan for farmers so we purchascd this propcrey to hcip fill that
gap in aw financial future. ()n 912811999 when we purchased it, it was zoned B3
Commercial (which is why we purc:hased it) which re:mained until 2006 when the Gity of
Spokane Valley sdopted the camprehensivc plan.
We have a Purchxse ar►d Sales Agrccment datcd the end of August, 2007 for this
property with a contingenCy thc►t the zaning be commercial. The prospective buyers wrsnt
ta build a convenience store at that location. You will notice that this type of business is
allowed in the Cammunity Commeccial 'l,one, but in Otfice 7_one it c;an only be
Acccssory.
ft is for the above mentioncd reasons that ] ask you to can.sider zoning this ane
parccl Community Commcrcial instead of Office.
Thank yvu for your consicieration. 1f you have any yuestions please do not
hesitate to contact rne at me at 1-88$-422-1334 (I-509-422-1334).
I am planning to attend your working session on Uccembcr 4, 2007 at 6:00 P.M.
Pteasc ict mc know if you nc:ed furthcr documentation in order to renc:h yotsr decision.
Sincercly yours,
I-i. Ktithlccn Ames, Trustee
PiUcr Ames Family LLC
P. O. Box 113
tVlalott, Washington 98829
1-888-422-1334
1-509-422-0239 FAX
c-mail: kathamesanocthcascades.net
cc. ('ommunity f)evelopment Uepartment, Planning nivision
CITY OF SPflKANE VALLFY (For StaK Llie Only)
Commurtity Development Oepartment ~
Currertt Planning ~Ivision DAr~ SusK=rrec: Rec[mD sr:
11707 East Sprague Avenue, Sufte lOb FILr No./NAMe: C) - L
Spakane Valley, WA 99206
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COMPREHENSIYE PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION
PART I - APPUCATION INFORMATION
(Chedc One)
X Map Amendment ❑ Text Amendment
PROPERnr OwNER: NOR7HWEST RENOVATORS. (NC.
MAuUNG ADOftE33: PD@ox 885
CrrY: LIBERTY LAKE_ $TATE: yl (A LP: 39019 Email: nwri@r-omr-ast.net
PHONE: (i4m) 509-487-1508 (wK) 509-993-2739 (cELt.)
APPl1CANT: NORTNWF.ST RETIQVATORS. INC
MAiuNC3 AoDttE8S: PO BQX 5
CrrY: UsERTY U►KE STATE: WA LP: 99019 Emall: mlee@ccser.com
PHONE: (wu) 509-487-1508 (wx) 509-993-2739 (GEII)
RELATiON8HIP TO OWNER: Same
PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRE88 AND/OR Dl8TANCE AND dRECTiON FROM NEAREST CROSS STREET):
1604 S. SUU.IVAN (SOUTHYVEST CARNER OF SULLNAN AND 1 B
ASSESSOR PARCEL NO.: 45261.0407 PROPeR7v SUE: 11,654SQFT
CURRENT COMPREHEliS1VE PI.AN f3E8K3NAT10N: Low DEtusmr Residential
PROP08ED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DE9IGNATION: NElGH80RHOOD COMMERCIAL
CuRtENT ZoNiNa CuSs+FlCAnon: UR 3.5
PROP03ED 20NIN(3 CLASSIFICATION: &1
BRIEFI.Y EXPWN REASON FOR MAP OR TEXT AMEHOMENT (ATTACtI FULL EXPLa1NATION):
The property is surrounded by quasi-public (and owned by Vera Water and Power. Vera
intends to build a power sub statlon surrounding two sides of the property. The ather two
sides of the property are surrounded by the heavy traffic intersectlon of 16`h Ave. and
Sullivan Ave., creatlng a safety hazard a.th~,Jighted_ intersQCtion.
SiowATURE of PaoaERnr Ow~~-~~~-~~J~~~ DI1TE:
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SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT: DATE:
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Staff Repon 2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments
C PA-01-07
Applicant: Northwest Renovators, Inc.
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Low Density
Residential to Neighborhood Commercial; conesponding zoning change from
Single-family Residential Suburban District (R-2) to Neighborhood Commeraai
(NC) (Exhibit 1 & 2).
Location: South sfde of 16"' Avenue, wast of its intersection with Suilivan;
Parcel number 45261.0407 at 1604 S. Sullivan Rd (Exhibit 3 8 4).
Site Area: 0.27 acres
Current Use: The site contains a vacant single-family house and garage.
Adjacent Uses: Vacant land owned by Vera Irrigation District #15 to the west
and south, church to the east and residential to the north.
Publ(c Facilitfes: The property is currently served by public water and sewer
and is accessed from 16L~' Avenue, a Minor Arterial on the Spokane Valley
Arterial Street Plan. The property is also located along Sulllvan Raad, a Collector
Street on the Street Plan (Exhibit 5).
Comprehensfve PlanRoning Analysis: Policies in Section 2.5.2 of the Land
Use Chapter af the Comprehensive Plan designates Neighborhood Commercial
ss areas for small-scale nefghborhoods serving retail and office uses. The
neighborhood business area should not be larger than two acres and should not
be located within arterial strip commercial developments. The proposed praperly
is 0.27 acres and is located on a single unit parcel, not a strip commercial
development. This is in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan.
Furthecmore, Section 19.60.040 of the UDC states that the Neighborhood
Commercial zoning is intended to provide a limited number of commercial goads
and services to surrounding residential neighborhoods. Also, grocery or speciaity
food uses are limited to no more than 25,000 square feet of the net retail space.
The total lot size is 11,791 square feet which falls under the maximum square
footage allowed.
Public Comment: Staff has reoeived no letters canceming the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation ta
Neighborhood Commercial and change the zoning classfication to Neighborhood
Commercial. The property is more suited for commercia( use due to its proximity
to the high-traffic intersection and its location within the neighborhood.
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l'tt is nioticr .►ni ends prior notice dated Uctobcr 5, 2007
M:iff has detcrmincd the fotlowing Comprehensive Plan Amrndment to he un errur and
Will not 6e processittg the app[icaNon any fvrther. The followiag proposal will not bc
considered by the Planning Commission on nctohc r 25'h, 2007. If vou ha-, e:iny yurtitioiz.
please dan't hc4itate ta cuntnct me.
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APPL[CATIOiY INFORVIAT[ON:
Appllcadoa/Dcacription ofProposat: i, ilc No. Cc; k`:.u: tn.sE,
;icsignation fmm PuhliclQuasi-Fubtic ta Medium Density Residenriet; camsponding zoning ch iri~~ r,
LSp~~ ~ CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY ' (For Staft Use Onty)
Communlty Deveiflpment Department
jVdlky' Current Planning DivfS(on DAT! SUSMITTED: RECEriED BY:
11707 East Sprague Avenue, Sulte 106
Spokane Valley, WA 99206 Fua No./NAME: . CPA-03-07
Tel: (509) 921-1000
Fax:(S49)921-1008
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION
PART I - APPLICATION INFORMATION
(Check One)
X Map Amendment ❑ Text Amendment
PROPERTY OWNER: 32 Pines Aaartmerrts. LLC
MAILlNO ADDRE8S: 37 Graham St. SE 200-B
CITY: STATE: Z1P: Email:
PHONE: (HM) (w+c) (CEU)
APPLICANT: CITY Of SPOKANE VALLEY
MAIUNG AQDRESS: 11707 EAST SPRAGUE
CITY: SPOKANE VALLEY STATE: WA LP: 99224 Email:
PHONE: (NM) (Nnt) (caL)
RELAT}ONBHIP TO OWNER: N/A
PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRESS ANDIOR OISTANCE AND DIRECTION FROM NEARE3T CR033 STREET):
NW Comer of Pines and 32~°.
AsSESSOR PARCEI. No.: 452842030. 452$4,2013 PROPERTY StZE: 3.$3 ACRES
CURRENT CONIPREHENSIVE PLAN OESICiNAT10N: NEIGHBORHOC)D COMMERCIAI.
PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DfSIGNATION: HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL
CURRENT ZONIN(3 CLAS9IFICATION: NEIGHBOR1i00D COh1MERCIAL
PROPOSED ZONING CLASSIFiCATiON: MF-2 (MULTI•FAMILY HIGH DENSITY RESIDEPILAL DISTRICT
BRIEFLY EXPIAIN REASON FOR MAP OR TD(T AMENDINFNT (A'TTACH FULL EXPLANATION):
THE AMENDMEIYTS ARE CONSIDERED OBVIQUS MAPPING ERRORS.
SIONATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER: DATE:
SIGNATURE OF APPt1CANT: DATE: II /
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Staff Report 2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments
CPA-03-07
Applicant; City of Spokane Valley
Request: Change Comprehensive Plan from Neighborhood Commercial to High
Oensity Residential; corresponding zoning change from Neighbofiood
Commercial (NC) to Multi-famity High Density Residentiai District (MF-2) (Eachit-.
1 & 2).
Locatlon: Northwest comer of Pines and 32"d; Parcel No. 45284.2030 a~
45284.2013 at 3010 S Pines Road (Exhibit 3 & 4).
Site Area: 3.83 acres total; 45284.2030 is 1.83 acres and 45284.2013 is 2.00
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residential south. There is a gas station zoned Neighborfiood Commercial
adjacent to the east and 6rowns Park is to the east across Pines. University Hi-
School is to the southeast located on Pines and 32"dand is designated as
PublicJQuasi-Public.
Public Facilities: The propetty is currently served with public water and seweF
and is accessed from Pines Road, a Collector Street, and 32n° Avenue, a Mi-
Arterial as designated on the Spokane Valley Arterial Street Plan (Exhibit 5)
Comprehensive Plan2oning Analysis: The Comprshensive Plan designac~
the property as Neighborhoai Commercial; this is considered a mapping error
the property has an existing apartment complex built in 1979.
Furthermore, section 19.40.080 of the UDC states that multi-family residential
zones should be used as transitional zoning between higher intensity land uses
such as commercial and office to medium and lower density s+ngle-family
neighborhoods. High Density Residential areas should be (ocated near services
and high capacity transit facilities or transit rautes. The property and its adjacent
uses are consistent with this designation.
Public Comment: Staff has received no letters concerning the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to High
Density Residential and change the zoning classffication to MF-2. The current
Comprehensive Plan and zoning is not consistent with current use of the
property. This is a clsar mapping error.
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION
PART I - APPLICATfON (NFORMATION
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APPUCANT: CtTYOF SPOKANE VALLE'i'
MAIUNO ADDRE3S: 11707 EAST SPR;
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Cast side of Pines. north of Mansfield Roarl
A ssessoR PARcEL No.: 45103.0263.45103.0262 : 5!,,_i ; .1
PROPERTY S1ZE: 4.19 ACRES
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PROPOSED COMPREHENSNE PLAN DESiONAT10N: OFFiCr
CURRENT 20NINt3 CLASSIFICATION: MF-2 (Ml-u
PROPQSED ZONINC3 CLASSIFICATION: OFFIC-
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Staff Report 2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments
C PA-0407
Applicant: City of Spokane Valley
Request Change the Comprehensive Plan designation from High Density
Residential to Office; corresponding zoning change from Multi-family High
Density Residential District (MF-2) to Office (O) (Exhibits 1& 2).
Location: East side of Pines, North of Mansfield Road.; Parcel No. 45103.0263,
45103.0262, 45103.0261, 45102.9074, and 45102.9057 (Exhibits 3 & 4).
Site Area: Total is 4.19 acres; 45103.0283 is .99 acres; 45103.0262 is 1.08
acres; 45103.0261 is 6375.00 square feet; 45102.9074 is 1.23 acres; and
45102.9057 is .74 acres.
Current Use: Parcel Na. 45103.0263 and.0261 are vacant. Parcel No.
45103.0262, 45102.9057 and 45102.9074 are office buildings.
Adjacent Uses: The Pines corridor directly north of Interstate 90 is a high
capacity arterial with varied commercial and apartment complexes.
Publlc Facilitles: The property is currently served with public water and sewer
and is accessed from Pines Road, a Principal Arterial on the Spokane Valley
Arterial Street Plan (Echibit 5).
Comprehensive Plan2oning Analysis: Policies in the Land Use Chapter
encourage a variety of functlons for designated Office areas, including medical
and dental facilities, education services, insurance, real estate, financial
institutions, design firms, and legal services with limited retail and commercial
uses.
Additionally, section 19.60.030 af the UDC states that O(Office) designation is
intended primarily for medium to high-rise office development with limited retail or
commercial uses.
Public Comment: Staff has received no letters concerning the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendatlon: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to Office
and change the zoning to Office. The current designations are considered
obvious mapping errors. The property has established office buildings on the site.
The proposed amendment will allow for future development of offioes on the
vacant portions af the parcels specified.
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CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY (For Staff Use Only)
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Current Planning blvislon DATE SUk1ITTE0: RlGLIV[D SY:
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PART I - APPLICATION INFORMATION
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PROPERTY OWNER: DENNIS & MELlSSA CRAPO
MAIUMG ADDRESS: 15321_F MISSIoN AvE
CITY: VERADALE STATE: 1N-A - LP: 99037 EI1ta(I:
PHONE: (HM) (WK) ~CELL)
APPLICANT: CI7Y OF SPOKANE VALLEY
MAILING ADDRESS: 11707 EAST SPRAGUE
CfTY: SPOKANE VALLEY STATE: WA_ Z1P: 9920C Email:
PHONE: (►+m) (mc) (cELL)
RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER: N1A
PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRESS AND/OR DISTANCE AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST CROSS STREET):
LOCATED AT THE INTFRSEC710N OF BARKER ROA.D AND THE NORTH S1DE OF MISSION AT 1612 N. BARKER
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ASSES80R PARCEL NO.: 55083.6401 PROPERTY SIZE: 0.89 ACRES
CURRENT COMPREHEN8NE PLAN DESI(3NATiON: LOW QENStTY RES►DENTIAL
PROP03E0 COMPREHEN8IVE PLAN DESIGNATION: NEfGH80RHOOD COMMERCIAL
CURRENT ZONING CLA33fFICATION: R-4 $iN fE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL URBAN OfSTRlCT1
PROP03ED ZONING ClAS31FICATION: NEIGH80RHOOp COMMERGIAL
BRIEFLY EXPLAIN REA30N FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENOMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLANATION): THE
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Road; Parcel number 55083.8401 at 1612 N. Barker Road (Exhibits 3 8 4).
Site Area: 0.89 acres
Current Use: The property is currenti
Adjacent Uses: The surrounding parcels to the noari, east, ariu siest arc sin;.I
family residential. Property to the southwest across the intersection of Mission
and Barker is commercial. The property to the south across Mission Ave
Central Valley Kindergarten Center, an educational center.
Public Facilities: The property is currentty served with public water and sewe
and is accessed from Barker Road
Valley Arterial SVeet Plan (Exhibit
Comprehensive Plan2oning Analysis: i tie Land Use chapter 2.5.2 of tne-
Comprehensive Plan states that Neighborhood Commercial Designation shou;;
be used for small-scale neighborhoods serving retail and office uses.
Neighbofiood business areas should not be larger than two acres in sizc
should be located as business clusters rather than arterial strip commerc
developments.
Correspondingly, section 19.60.040 of the UDC assert that Neighborhood
Commercial is intended to provide a limited number of commercial goods and
services to surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Publlc Comment: Staff has received no letters conceming the proposal ta da
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation from
Low Density Residential to Neighborhood Commercial and corresponding zoning
from R4 to NC. The surrounding neighborhood will benef'rt from the small-scale
neighborhood serving retail or office uses. The intersection of Mission and Barker
also serves as a central arterial for neighborhood commerce.
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PROPERTY OWNER: SNOWAIRD VAI.LEY. LLC
MAIUNG ADDRE3S: 5122 N FRUiT HiLL RD
CIn: SPO►tANE STATE: WA ZIP: 89217 Emall:
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APPUCANT: CtTY (?F SPOKANE VALLEY
MAIUNQ ADDRE83: 11707 EAST SPRAGUE
C1TY: SPOtuwE VAU.EY STATE: WA LP: 89206 Email:
PHONE: (H.m) (wK) (c`-LL)
RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER: N1A
PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRES8 AND/OR DISTANCE AfVD DIRECTION FROM NEAREST CROSS STREET):
LOCATED NORTH OF SPRAGUE ON MCDONALD ROAD AT 102 N. MCDONALD RoAD
ASSESSOR PARCEL NO.: 45154.1717 PROPERTY SIZE: 27 AGRES
CURRENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION: LOW DENSITY RESIDENi IAL
PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION: CORRIDOR MIXED USE
CURRENT ZONINO CLASSIFICATION: R-3 /SINGLE-FAMILY REStDFNT1r,L DISTi~I,-,Tl
PROPOSEO ZONINO CLA3SIFtCATION: CORRIDOR MIXED USE
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Applicant: City of Spokane Valley
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation from Low Density
Residential to Corridor Mixed-Use and corresponding zoning change from
Single-family Residential District (R-3) to Corridor Mixed Use District (CMU)
(Exhibit 1 & 2).
Location: East of McDonald Road, north of its intersection with Sprague; Parcel
No. 45154,1717 at 102 N. McDonald Road (Exhibit 3 8 4).
Site Area: 0.27 acres.
Current Use: The site is currently vacant.
Adjacent Uses: Single-family residential to the north and east, commercial to
the soutti and west.
Public Facilities: The property is cuRently served pub(ic water and sewer and is
accessed from McDonald Road, a Minor Arterial on the Spokane Valley Arterial
Street Plan (Exhibit 5).
Comprehensive PIan/Zoning Analysis: The Comprehensive Plan designates
the property as Low Density Residential. The request is to change the
Comprehensive Plan designation to Corridor Mixed-Use to allow for business
uses. Policies in Section 2.5.5 of the Land Use Chapter of the Comprehensive
Plan intends CoRidor Mixed-Use to enhance travel options and encourage
development of locally serving commercial uses, multi-family apartments, lodging
and offices along major transportation corridors, such as Sprague Avenue.
Policies in Section 19.60.080 addressing the Corridor Mixed Use District of the
UDC are consistent with the policies in the Comprehensive Plan stated above.
Public Comment: Staff has received no letters concerning the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change Comprehensive Plan designation from Low
Density Residential to Corridor Mixed-Use and change zoning classification to
CMU. The location of this site and its proxirnity to both residential and
commercial areas will encourage the development of local businesses and the
use of local residents living in the immediate surrounding neighborhood. It
should be noted that this CPA was recommended by the Planning Commission
during dellberations on the Comprehensive Plan Land Use Map, however, the
change was not reflected on the map for City Council consideration.
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PROPERTY OWNER: STARLEN PROPERTIES LLC ANtD MORIN OEVEL4PMENT
MAIUN(3 ADDRESS:
CITY: STATE: _ ZIP: Emaii:
PHONE: (ftee) (WK) (CEU)
APPLICANT: CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY MIUUNQ AODRESS: 11707 EAST SPRAC3UE
CITY: SPOKANE VALLEY $TATE: WA ZIP: 99206 Email:
PHONE: (Hb) (WK) (CELL)
RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER: N/A
PROPERTY LOCATION (ADORESS AND/OR DlSTANCE AND DiRECTION FROM NEARE3T CROSS STREET):
Southeast side of the intersection of 8roadwav and Arqonne
ASSESSOR PARCEL No.: 451$4.0116 AND4584_0101 PROPERTY SIZE: APPROX: 3.56 ACRES
CURRENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DE910NATION: UFFICE
PROPOSED COMPREHEN8IVE PLAN DESIGNATION: HIGH DENSITY RESIDEN7IAL
CURRENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION: GARDEN OFFICE
PROPOSEO ZONINt3 CLASSIFiCATION: MF-2 f MULTI-FAMILY HIGH DENSITY RESlDENTIAL DISTRICTI
BRIEFLY EXPLAIN REASON FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLANATION):
THE PROPERTY HAS SEVERAL APARTMENT UN(TS ANO IS NOT CONSISTANT INfTH TNE CURRENT ,
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION. SItiNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER: DATE:
SIGNATURE OF APPUCANT: ~ DATE:
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Appiicant: City of Spokane Valley
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Office to High
Density Residentia(; change zoning classification from Gardan Office (GO) to Muiti-
family High Density Residential District (MF-2) (Exhibit 1 8 2).
Location: West of Argonne on the south side of Broadway Avenue; parcel no.
45164.0118 and 45184.0101 at 6910 E. Broadway Ave and 711 N. Argonne Road
(Exhibft 3 8 4).
Site Area: Total area is 3.56 acres; parcel no. 45184.0116 is 1.05 acres and parcel
no, 45184.0101 is 2.51 acres.
Current Use: The two properies are current(y usecl as ttivo apartment complexes;
the southeast corner of parce-l no 45184 0116 is vacant land.
Adjacent Uses: The adjacent properties to the south and tiv6st are single-family
housing; the properties to the north and east are office
Publlc Facilitles: The properties are currently served with public wafer and sevrLr.
The site is accessed from Broadway, a Minor Arterial, and Argonne, a Principal
Arterial as designated on the Spokane Valley Arterlal Strest Plan (Exhibit 5).
Comprehensive PIan/Zoning Analysis: Policies in Section 2.5.1 of the Land Use
Chapter in the Comprehensive Plan specify that the High Density Residential
designation provides for existing multi-family residential devefopment developed at a
density in excess of twetve (12) units per ecre. The two comp{exes were bui{t as
apartrnents in 1972 and 1973. FurtheRnore, this designation is appropriate for land
which is located adjacent to the arterial street system served by public
transportation, and is in clase proximity ta businesses and commercial cen;ers. The
properties are located atong Argonne Road, a designated Office CoRidor.
Policies In SectEort 19.40.080 of the UDC state that MF-2 (High Density Muftifamify
Residential District) designation represents an opportunity to provide a range of
hous{ng types with densities not to exceed twenty two (22) units per acre. Also,
mutti-family residentla) zones shouid be used as transitional zoning between higher
intenSity 1and uSeS SuCh as cemmerc;al and o;',J:e to meriium ar;d lower densitv
single famfly neighbofioods.
Publlc Comment: Staff has received no letters concerning the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Pfan designation to HiQf:
Dansity Residential and change the zoning cla:s:licFiticn to MF-2.
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PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRESS ANDIOR :.NC i_.,.,- r j.
9015 E. Cataldo Ave. Located at tlie cross street of Cataldo and Aroonne
AssESSOR PARCeL No.: 45181.1224 PROPERTY Si'c- •
CURRENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DES{ONATION: OFF,
PROPOSED COMPREHEMSIYE PLJ1A! DESIQMAT1ON: H% _
CURRENT ZONING CLA331F1CATiON: GARDEN OFF
PROPOSED ZONINC3 CLASSIF1CATiON: MF-2 (MULTI-i L , , t,jL~ i
BRlEFLY EXPLAIN REA30N FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENOMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLANATiON):
THE PROPfRTY NAS SFVERAL APARTMEN7 UNITS AND IS NOT CONSISTENT VVITH THE CURREN i
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CPA-08-07
Appilcant City of Spokane Valley
Request: Change the Comprehensive Pian map designation from Oi- .
High Density Residential; change the zoning classification from Garden (GO) to Multi-family High Density Residential District (MF-2) (Exhibit 1
Location: North side of Cataldo, west of its intersectian with Argonne F_
no. 45181.1224 at 9015 E Cataldn Ave (Fxhibit 3 8`•
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to the west is single-family housing.
Public Facflities: The property is currentfy served by public water and sewer
and is accessed from Rrgonne. a Princinal Arterial on the Spokane Valley ArtFi
Street Plan (Exhibit ~
Comprehensive Pla i,., , . the High Density Residential designation provides for existing muiti-family
residential development developed at a density in excess of twelve (12) units per
acre. The apartment complex was built in 1969. Furthermore, this designation is
appropriate for land which is lacated adjacent to the arterial street system served
by public transportation, and is in close proximity to businesses and commercial
centers. The property is located along Argonne Road, a designated Office
Corridor.
Policies in Section 19.40.080 of the UDC state that MF-2 (High Density
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a range of housing types with densities not to exceed twenty two (22) units per
acre. Also, multi-family residentlal zones should be used as transitional zoning
between higher intensity land cases such as commarcial and office to medium and I
lower density single family neighborhoods.
Public Comment Staff has received no letters conceming the proposa) to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to High
Density Residential and change the zoning to MF-2. The current designations are
not consistent with the current use and this is considered a mapping error.
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11707 East Sprague Avenue, Sulte 106 Fne No./NAmE• CPA-09-07
Spokane Valiey, WA 99206
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PROPERTY OWNER: PINES AFraROAeLE HousiNG LLC ETAL I
MAJUNG ADDRESS: 191 W Wilbur Road STE 103
Cinr: THaUSAND O,vcS STATE; CA LP: 91360 Email:
PHONE: (NM) (WK) (CEIL)
APPLiCANT: C(TY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
MAIUNG AODRESS: 11707 EAST SPRAGUE
CITY: SPOKANE VALLEY $TATE: WA ZlP: 99246 Emaii:
PHONE: (HO (wY) (CELL)
RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER: N/A
PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRESS ANDIOR QlBTANCE AND DIREC710N FROM NEAREST CROS3 3TREET):
512 N. Pines Road. LacatQd et the intersedion of Pines Road and O[ive.
AS3ESSOR PARCEL NO.: 45153.1715 PROPERTY 512E: 2.22 A.CRES
CURRENT COMPREHENSNE PLAN DESiGNATION: OFFlCE
PROP03ED COMPREHEN8IYE PLAN DESIGNATiON: HIGH DENsITY RESiDENTIAL
CURREN'1' ZONINO CLASSIFICATiON: OFFICE
PROPOSEO ZONING CI.ASSIFICATlON: MF-2 (MULTi-FAMiL.Y lGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DESTR:(-.T)__
BRIEFLY EXPLAlN REA80N FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLAHATION):
THE PROPERTY HAS SEVERAL APARTMENT UN1TS AND IS NOT CONSISTANT bNiTH THE CURRENT
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIONATION.
SIGNAYURE OF PROPERTY OWNER: DATE:
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT: DATE: ~ ~~~~QSQ
Rev 10lG6 1
5taff Report 2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments
CPA-09-07
Applicant: City of Spokane Val{ey
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Office ta
High Density Residential; change zoning classification from Office (O) to Multi-
family High Density Residential District (MF-2) (Exhibit 1& 2).
Location: East of Pines, north of its intersection with Olive; parcel no.
45153.1715 at 512 N Pines Road (Exhibit 3 & 4).
Site Area: 2.22 acres
Current Use: The site is currently used for multi-family housing.
AdJacent Uses: The adjacent properties to the east are multi-famiiy apartment
complexes, the north and west are office and commercial, and the south is
vacant land.
Pubfic Facilities: The property is currently served by public water and sewer
and is accessed from Pines Road, a Principal Arterial on the Spokane Valley I
Arterial Street Plan (Exhibit 5).
Comprehensive PIanlZoning Analysis: Policies in Section 2.5.1 of the Land
Use Chapter in the Comprehensive Plan specify that the High Density
Residential designation provides for existing multi-family residential development
devefoped at a density in excess of twelve (12) units per acre. The complex was ~
built in 1971. Furthermore, this designation is appropriate for land wh1ch is
located adjacent to the arterial street system served by public transpartation, and
Is in close proximity to businesses and commercial centers.
Policiss in Section 19.40.080 of the UDC state that MF-2 (High Density
Multifamily Residential District) designation represents an opportunity to provide
a range of housing types with densfties not to exceed twenty two (22) units per
acre. Afso, multi-famfly residential zones should be used as transitiona) zoning
between higher intensity fand uses such as commercial and office to medium and
lower density singfe fami(y neighborhoods.
Public Comment: Staff has received no letters concerning the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to High
Density Residential and change the zoning classification to MF-2. This is clearly
a mapping error.
10l11l2007 Rage 1 of 1
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)okane Valley, WA 99206 FrLe Na./NAME: _CPl- I Q-07
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PART I - APPLICATION INFORMATION
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PROPERTY OWNER:
MAILING ADDRESS:
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PNONE: (HM) (wtc)
APPUCANT: CI7Y OF SPOKANE VAl.LEV
MAlUNO ADDRESS: 11707 EAST SPRf•
CITY: SPOKANE VALLEY STATE: WA ZiF: Ernaii:
PHONE: (HM) (WK)
RELATIONSHIP TO OWiVER:
PROPERTYI.OCATION(ADDRESBANDJORC7A~'j ;~G~R~Ci;C''ir~<UAA Rt=SS
Corridor from Greenacres Road west to the city boundarv: From 1-90 south to Alki Road includ~i
area from the intersection af Alkl. The south baarder runs from the intersectfon of Alki and Greenacrt7 -z
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CURRENT COMPREHENSIt/E PLAN DE810NATtON: CORRIDOR MlXEO USE AND :
PROPOSED COMPREHENStVE PLAN DESIGNATION: REOIONAL COMMERCIAL
CURRENT 20NIN0 CLAS3IFICA770N: CORRII3OR MiXED USE AND COMMUNI7Y CoMMERCtAi
PROP03ED ZONINC3 CLASSIFICATION: REGIONAL COMMERCIAL
BRIEFLY EXPLAIN REASON FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDPMENT (ATTACH FULl. EXPLANATION):
SIGNATURE OF PROPER7Y OWNER: ' I DATE 11 / I
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Appl(cent: C.ity of Spoicane Vali.=;
Request: Change the Comprehensive P1an map aesignaticn irom Corr+dor fv1ixei:
Use to Reglonal Commercial; corresponding zone change to from Corridor Mixed
Use (CMU) and Community Commercial (C) to Regional Commercial (RC,~"
& 2).
Location: The corridor is part oi the Barker lnterchange and runs from easl
Greenacres Road to Hodges Road and from south of I-90 to Alki Road; the southei;
border of the corridor extends along Alki from Greenacres to Michigan; there is a
small portion included in the corridor that eniends the boMer farther south from Alk;
to Appleway along Michigan, and then east to Hodaes Road, the city boundpir, ~
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Current Use: There is a vaiiaty of currani uses including sEng:e-tamiiy resiaerli _
uses, storage facilities varioRis restaurants a motor sports store, the Nut Factn, ,
and Huber Trailer Sal. :
AdJacent Uses: The
west are single-ftmity residt-!
Spokane Valley baundary lin.:
Publ(c Facll(ties: The majcrity oE tl-ie site is ser'ved wien public tivater and sev~cr
western portion from Barker to Greenacres Is part of the 6-Year Sewer Plan. Tht-- =1c•,
is accessed from Federal highway I-90 at Barlcer Road and along Appleway E',:
both Principal Arterials on the Spokane Valley Arterial Street Plan (Exhibit 51.
Comprehensive Plan2oning Analysis: Policies in Section 2.5.2 of the Land Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan designate that Regional Commercial is
designed for a wide range of uses and devefopment types. This designatfon is most
appropriate for "big box" retail areas that serve regional retail and commercial uses.
Currently the designation is applied to the Valley Mall and Auto Row. The Baricer
corridor is conducive to this type of deve(opment and use.
Furthermore, policies in Section 19.60.060 of tfie UDC also states that Regionai
Commercial designation allows for a large range of commercial and business uses
and is subjected to Community Design Guidelines that address design quality,
mixed-use, and the integration of auto, pedestrian, and transit circulation.
Public Comment: Staff has received no letters conceming the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to Regional
Comrnercial and change the zoning classlfication to Regional Commercial. The area
will be better used for larger commercial uses.
10/15l2007 Page 1 of 1
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CQMPREHENSIVE PLAN AIVIENDMENT APPLICATtON
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PROPERTY OWNER: SPOKANE SUCC:-F~ PF;!DziER i~~. LLC
MAIUNQ ADORESS: 1511 NW (ANACO CENTEF.'
CiTY: CAMAS STATE: WA ZIP: 98607 Email:
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APPLICANT: C[TY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
MAIUNG ADDRE33: 11707 EASY SPR.--.
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PROPERTY LOCATION (ADORfSS ANO/OR C)IST,.'1hCr AND UiREC710N FROM NEAF.EST CRUSS : TREET):
Southwest side of the intersection at Nora and Park
ASSESSOR PARCEL NO.: 35124.2504 nNo 35124.2606 PftOPERTY Sl:
CURREN7 COiJIPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION: PUBLIC/QUASI-PU'
PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PU0.N DESiGNAT10N: UGHT MDUSTRi,;
CURl2ENT 20NING CLASSIFICATION: COMMUNITY FACIL! i
PROPOSED ZONINO Cl.AS31FlCATION: UGHT INDUS7RIAL
8ft1EFlY EXPLAIN REASON FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLANATION):
THE SfTE IS USED AS AN fNDdOR SOCCER FACfUTY WN!CH IS CL1NSlDERED AN ACCEP7A13LE USE UNDER THE
LIGNT INDUSTRIAL DESIGNATION AND ZONINO.
SI(3MATURE OF PROPERTY OVYkER: DATE:
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Applicant: City of Spokana Va
Request Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from PubficlQuasi-Public
to Light IndusVial; correspondin:_
industrial (I-1) (Exhibit 1 8 2).
Location: West of Park Avenue and ori vic soutn siae oi 44ora; parcei nur~~u'_:-r:
35124.2504 and 35124.2606 at 7320 E. Nora Ave (Exhfbit 3 8 4).
Site Area: 2.12 acres total; 35124.2504 is 0.71 acres, and 35124.2606 Is 1.41 acres.
Current Use: The current uss is a private indoor soccer park with a vacarrt lot to the
east.
Adjacent Uses: Multi-family residence to the north, Seth Waodard Elementary School
to the south, and industrial to east and west.
Pubilc Facilitles: The property is currentJy served with public water and sewer and is
accessed from Nora Avenue. The property is aiso in prox.imity to Mission Street, a
Collectar Street as designated on the Spakane Val' =
Comprehenaive PlanlZoning Analysis: This proi
industrial use. The soccer facility was granted e conditional use permit in 1958. At tni:
time, the I-2 zone permitted a commercial recreational area through a condit€onaf use
permit, and permitted outright an exercise facility/gym athletic club. The I-2 zone also
permitted outright all uses peRnitted in the &3 zone which lncluded a broader range c~
commercial uses than is otherwise allawed in the I-2 zone. Furthenrore, at the time th
application was submitted as complete on February 26, 2003, the Courtry Zoning Cod,=
allowed a nor _ 1- f-P - Ti.,,i - 1hrni :nF,
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Light Industnal as planned industrial areas with spec►al emphasis and attenuon givon :
aesthetlcs, landscaaing, and intemal and communlty compatibility; uses may lnclude
high technotogy and Iow-impact industries. Furthermore, non-industrial uses should hf_
limited and in the majority of cases be associated with permitted industrial uses.
Poticies in Section 19.70.010 regarding I-1 zoning in the UDC are consistent with
policies in the Gamprehensive Plan and re-emphasize the requirement for aesthetics
and landscapfng within the industrial use.
Publlc Comment: Staff has received no letters conceming the proposal to date. I
Staff Recommendatlon: Change the Comprehensfve Plan designation to Light
IndusViaf and change the zoning classification to I-1 for consistency.
10115l2007 Page 1 of 1
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PART I - APPLICATION INFORMATION
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PROPERTY OWNER: LARRY R. & SHARON.J. SEEMANN
MAIUND ADDRESS: 7816 E. BROADWAY A1/E. .
Clnr: SPOItaNE STATE: WA ZiP: 99212 Emall:
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APPLICANT: CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
MAIUNG ADDRES3: 11707 EAST SPRAQUE
CITY: SPOKANEVALLEY STATE: WA ZIP: 99206 Email:
PHONE: (HM) (WK) (CEU)
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PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRES3 AND/OR DI3TANCE AND DIRECTiON FROM NEARE8T CR08S STREET):
LOCATED AT 7NE SOUTHWEST INTERSECTION OF BROADWAY AND ELLA, ,
ASSES80R PARCEL NO.: 45183.0405 PROQeRnr SizF: 0.27 ACRES
CURRgNT COMPREHENSIYE PLAN DESiGNATION: HIGH DEN5fTY RESiDENTIAL
PROP03ED COMPREHEN9tVE PLAN DE310NAT10N; OFFICE CURRENT ZONING CLASSIFlCATION: MULTI-FAMILY HIOH DENSITY RE5IDENTIAL DISTRICT
PROPQSED ZONING CLASSIFICAT{ON: OFFICE
BRIEFLY EXPLAlN REASON FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLANATION): THE PROPOSEQ
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SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER: OATE:
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT. DATE: l lI t IOGa
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Appiicant: (--ity u;S~~~kan<: vallev
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from High Drr-isity
Residential to Office; comesponding zone change from C;-~
Residential DisVict (MF-2) to 4ffice (O) (Exhibit 1 & 'e
Location: South side of Broadway, west nf Flla Rn:;
7816 E. Broadway Avenue (Exhibit 3 8~
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to the north; and single-family residence to the south.
Publlc Facilities: The property is currently served with public water and sewer
and is accessed from Broadway, a Minor Arterial as designated on the S,
Valley Artedal Street Plan (Exhibit ~
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Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan encourage Office designaUon for buff',
or transition areas between higher intensity land uses and lower intensity land
uses with limited retail and commercial uses. Office uses work well for these
transition areas because they tend to generate less traffic and noise, operate
shorter hours and are often smaller in scale than industrial or commercial area~
Furthermore, policies in Section 19.60.030 regarding Office zoning of the U,
are consistent with policies in the Comprehensive Plan and re-emphasize t}
designation primarily fo .
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Public Comment Staff has receivecl no letters concerning the proposal to da,
Staff Recommendation: Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to Office
and change the zoning to Office for consistency.
L 10M512007 Page 1 of 1
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PROPERTY OWNER: WASNINGTUN WATER POWF I~.
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CPA-13-07
Applicant: Cit}I of Spokane Valley
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Public/Quasi-
Public to Mixed Use; corresponding zone change from Community Facility (CF)
to Mixed Use Center District (MUC) (Exhibit 1 & 2).
Location: East of Pines, between Pinecroft and Trent; parcel no. 45033.9024
and 45033.9042 (Exhibit 3 & 4).
Site Area: 5.42 acres
Current Use: The properties are vacant.
Adjacent Uses: The surrounding properties are also vacant. I
Public Facilities: The properties are currentty served by public water and sewer
and are accessed from Pines Road, a Principal Arterial on the Spokane Valley
Arterial Street Plan (Exhibit 5).
Comprehensive PlanRoning Analysis: Policies in Section 2.5.5 in the Land
Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan specify that the Mixed Use designation
allows for two or more different land uses within developments that can be either
horizontally or vertically mixed. These areas support an integration of residential,
commercial, office, and other uses in close proximity to services and high
capacity transit facilities or transit routes. Pines Road is a high capacity transit
route that fuffii{s this description. Also, the sumounding properties are designat,--
as Mixed Use and changing this properties' designation to Mixed Use will makE
the area consistent.
Additionally, policies in Section 19,60.070 of the UDC regarding Mixed Use
Center zoning are consistent with Mixed Use palicies in the Comprehensive Plan.
Public Comment Staff has received no letters concerning the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: Change Comprehensive Plan designation to Mixed
Use and change the zoning to MUC for consistency,
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PROPERTY OWNER: FF OFFICE LLC
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CITY: SPOKANE STATE: WA Z1P: 99206 Email:
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PROPERTYLOCATiON(AOaRESSANQ/OR A 'iG Ci~ECTICN F~uM -:R055 7):
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CURRENT COMPREHEHSIVE PLAN DE8IGNATION: PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBI.i
PROPOSED COMPREHEN3IVE PLAN DESIGNATION: OFFICE
CURRENT ZONING CU1SSlFICATION: CUMMUMITY FAClLIT1ES
PROPOSED ZONING CLA381FlCATiON: GARDEN OFFICE
BRtEFLY EXPLAIN REASON FOR MAP OR TEXT AIVIENDMENT (ATTACN FULL EXPLANATION):
THE PROPOSAL IS CONSipEREO A MAPPtNG ERROR.
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SIGNATURE OF APPUCAN7: ~ DATE: 11
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Staff Report 2007 Comprehensive Plan Amendments
CPA-14-O7
Applicant: City of Spokane Valley
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from PubliGQuasi-
Public to Office; corresponding zone change hom Community Facility (CF) to
Garden OfFice (GO) (Exhibit 1 & 2).
Location: South side of Mission, west of its intersectian with Pines; parcel No.
45161.0246 at 12006 E. Mission Avenue (Exhibit 3 & 4).
Site Area: 0.45 acres
Current Uae: The site is used as an office building.
Adjacent Uses: The properties to the north, east, and west are offices and are
zoned GO. To the south is single family housing zoned R-3.
Public Facilities: The property is currently served by public water and sewer
and is accessed from Mission Avenue, a Minor Arterial on the Spokane Valley
Arterial Sireet Plan (Exhibit 5).
Comprehensive PlanlZoning Analysis: Policies in Section 2.5.4 in the Land
Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan and section 19.60.020 speclfy that
Office designation and Garden Office zoning act as buffers or transition areas
between higher intensity land uses and lower intensity land uses.
Analysis of this property, its use, and the surrounding uses clearly demonstrates
compatibility with the designation Office. The proximity to the Regional
Commercial district at the intersection of Mission and Pines and the {ow density
residential neighborhood directly to the south make this property ideal for Office
designation.
Pubtic Comment: Staff has received no letters conceming the proposal to date.
Staff Recommendation: The current Comprehensive Plan designation and
zoning classification are not consistent with the use of the property. This is a
mapping error. Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to PublicJQuasl-
Public to 4ffice and corresponding zone change from CF to GO.
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PART t - APPLICATtON INFORMATION
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PROPERTY OWNER: HOLMAN GAROENS REf1REMF.NT Cc~nrnilN!7Y. LLC.
MAILING ADDRESS: 12912 E. 120 Avenue
CITY: SPOKANE VALLEY STATE: WA ZlP: 99.2 16 Email:
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pROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRE53 ANDIOR DIsraNcc ,=.r4D r!REcricN FRor.t PrE,%RHE 57 (~i<G~zS
12912 E. 120 Avenue Iocated southwest of the intersection of McDonald and 1: '
ASSE330R PARCEL NO.: 45223.9210 PROPERTY SIZE: 7S
CURRENT COMPRENENStVE PLAN DESiGNATION: PUBUC/OUASI-PUBL
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CURRENT ZONINO CLASSIF(CATION: COMMUNITY FACIU1ll DISTRIC
PROPOSED ZONtNQ CLASSIFICATION: MULT!-F MILY fGN C:
BRIEFI.Y EXPLAIN REASON FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLANATION'TNE CURRFNT DESlGNATION AND ZONING ARE NOT CONSISTANT Wl7H TF4E USE OF THE FFiC r-~;
SI(3NA7URE OF PROPERTY OWNER: DATE:
SIGNA7URE OF APPLICANT' ~ DA7E: ( l/ 11;L_
Statt Report 2007 Comprshensivs Plan Amertdments
RA-15-O7
iplicant: City of Spokane Valley
Kequest: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Public/Quasi-
;'ublic to High Density Resldential; corresponding zone change from Community
Facility District (CF) to Multi-family High Density Residential District (MF-2)
(Exhibit 1 & 2).
Location: South side of 12`h Ave, west of its interseciion with McDonaid; parcel
No. 45223.9210 at 12912 E. 12'h Avenue (Exhibii 3& 4),
Site Area: 6.55 acres
Current Use: There is a retiremtint lhor>>N cn ?he s'tev~;th over 90 u»ifs.
Adjacent Uses: The property adjacent east is achurch. Adjacent south is
McDonald E!enlentary School. To the narth and west there are single family
homes.
Public Facilitles: The praperty is currently served by public water and sewer
and is accessed from Mission Avenue, a Minor Arterial on the Spokane Valley
Arterial Streei Plan (Exhibii 5).
ComprQhensive Plan/Zoning Analysis: Policics in Section 2.5.1 in fiie Land
Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan specifies that High Density Residen#ial
designation provides for existing mufti-family residential development deve!oped
at a density in excess of 12 units per acre. This sitQ has been developed at
approximately 13 units per acre
Add'rtionally, policies in Section 19.401?60 of the UDC are consistent Uv,tll thFs
anaEysis.
Public Comment: Start iias received no ;--iters ct;nceming iiie propasa! ±o da'e
Staff Recommendation: The current Comprehensive Plan designanon ar.d
zoning classffication are not consistent with the use of the property. This is a
mapping error. Change the Comprehensive Plan designation to Publlc/Quas; -
Public to High Density Residential and corresponding zone change from CF io
MF-2.
Exhibit 1: Comprehensive Plan Map
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CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION
PART I - APPLICATION INFORMATION
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PRCIPERTY OWNER: ROGER WILLlAb15
MaJUNO AOORESB: 1449 N. Lan;o Road
CITY: GREENACRES STATE: WA ZtP: J19016 Email:
PHONE: (HM)
APPLIGANT: CITY OF SPOKANE VALLE
MAILINO ADDRESS: 11707 EAST SPRAGt!~.-
CITY: SPOKANEVALLEY STATE: WA ZiP: Email:
PHONE: (HM) (wrt) RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER: N+A
PROPERTY LOCAT{ON (ADQRESS ANDIOR DISTANCE AND DiRECTION FROM NEA==
1409 N. Lon Raad ust south of the irrtsrse io of Lon~I_Rd and Maxwell
ASSESSOR PARCEL NO.: 55182.0103 PROPERTY S1ZE:
CURREN7 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DE31(3NATlON: PUBUC/QUASI-Puaut
PROPOSED COMPREHENSiVE PLAN DE8iGNAT10N: LOW DENSiTY RESIDEN i i,-
CURRENT ZONING CLA3SIFICATION: COMMUNITY FACILlTIES DISTR
PROPOSED ZONlNO CLASSlFICA710M: SIAfGLE-FAMILY RESIL?ENTIAL -S
BRiEFLY EXPLAlN REA30N FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDMENT (A'fTACH FULL EXPLANATION):
THE PROPOSAL IS CONSIDERED A MAFPING ERROR.
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SIGNATURE OF APPUCANT DATE: lI/QQ~;
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Staffi Report 2007 Comprehensive P1an Amendments
CPA-16-07
Appiicant: City of Spokane Valley
Requeat: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from PubliclQuasi-
Public to Low Density Residential; corresponding zone change from CommLinity
Faciliiy (CF) io Sir~al~-`~t~~ily 'Residerit;al Dis;r(ct (R-3) rCxhibit 1 & 21
Locatiori: West af LOf1g R0ai1, sou'h oi i-s intersec:icn vt,tth Pvlaxwell; parcel rzo.
55182.0103 at 1409 N Lang Roaci (Exh'rbit 3& 4)
Sfte Area: 0.23 acres
Current Use: There is a single family home on the site.
Adjacent Uses: The surrounding properties to the nortti and west are vacant
land. Adjacent properties to the south and east are single-family housing.
Public Facilities: The ptoperty is ctcrrently served by public vrate, and is
accessed from Long Road (Exhibit 5).
Comprehensive Plan2oning Analysis: Policies in Section 2.5.4 in the Land
Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan recommend that Low Density
Residential designation should be determined for areas with minlmum Iot sizes oi
7,000 to 10,000 square feet. This lot is 10,000 square feei and is already
developed wfth a single family home. Additionally, Section 19.40.040 of the UDC
specifies that the R-3 zoning is intended to preserve the character of existing
development.
Low Density Residential designation and R-3 zoning for this parcEf are consist
ant with the development standards and s.rpcificaiions de`ined in the
Comprehensive Plan and the UDC
Public Comment: Staft has received r7o letters concerning tiie praposal ca ciate
Siaff Recommendatlon: The current Comprehensive Plan designation and
zoning classification are not consistent with the use of the property. This is an
obvious mapping error. Staff recommends changing the Comprehensive Plan
designation to Public/Quasi-PUblic to Lovv D?nsity Residential and _r,orrespanding
zone change from CF to R-3.
Exhibit l: Comprehensivz Plan iViap
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Community Development Department
Current Planning DivfSion DATE SU6MITTlD: Recenren ar:
11707 East Spra9ue Avenue, Suite 106 F:Le No./NwMt• CPA-17-07
Spokane Valley, WA 99206
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PROPERTY OWNER: BARON HOLDING COMPANY LLC.
MAIUNO AODRESS: 924 S. PfNES ROAO
CtTY: SPOKANE STATE: WA ZIP: 99208 Email:
PHONE: (tim) (WK) (CEU)
APPUCANT: CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
MAlLINO ADDRE83: 11707 EAST SPRAGUE
CITY: SP04cANE VALLEY STATE: WA ZIP: 99206 Email:
PHONE: (Ftm) (vvu) (CEtL)
RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER: NIA .
PROPERTY LOCATION (ADDRE39 ANQIOR DIBTANCE AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST CR033 3TREET):
924 S. PINES ROAD. LOCATED BETWEEN 9T" ANO 10m
ASSE9SOR PARCEI NO.: 45214.2531 PROPERTY SIZE: 0.53 ACRES
CURRENT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DESIGNATION: LoW DENStTY RESIDENTIAL AND CORRIDOR MIXED USE
PROPOSED COMPREHENSfVE PLAN DE3IGNATION: CORRIDOR MIXED U5E
CURRENT 20NIN(3 CLA391FlCATION: SINGLE-FAMlLY RESIOENTIAL SUBURBAN QISTRICT AMD
CORRIQ(3R MIXED U3E PROPOSED ZONING CLASSIFlCATION: CORRIDOR MlXEO USE
BRIEFLY EXPLAIN REA30N FOR MAP OR TEXT AMENDMENT (ATTACH FULL EXPLANATION):
A FORTION OF THE PARCEL IS DESiGNATED CMU AND A POR710N IS DESIONATED LDR ALL Cr= TWE PARCEL
SHOULD BE DESIGNATED CMU. THE PROPOSAL IS CONSIQERED A MAPPING ERROR. I
S1t3NATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER: DATE:
SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT: DATE: 111 /I /O(o
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CPA-17-07
Applicant: City of Spokane Valley
Request: Change the Comprehensive Plan map designation from Low Density
Residential to Comdor Mixed Use; corresponding zone change from Single-
family Residential Suburban District (R•2) to Corridor Mixed Use District (CMU)
(Exhibit 1 & 2).
Locatlon: North side of 10'h Avenue, west of Pines road; parcel number
45214.2531 at 924 S. Pines Road (Exhibit 3& 4).
Site Area: 0.53 acres
Current Use: There is an office building on the site.
Adjacent Uses: Properties to the north and south are designated CMU, to the
east is HDR, and to the west is LDR.
Public Facilities: The property is currently served by public water and sewer
and is accessed from Pines Road, .
Valley Arterial Street Plan (Exhibit
Comprehensive PIan/Zoning Analysis: Policies in `vECI1011 2.5.5 in t'rle La
Use Chapter of the Comprehensive Plan and section 19.60,080 of the UDU
specify that Corridor Mixed-use is intended to enhance travel options, encourage
development of locally serving commercial uses, multi-family apartments, lodging
and offices along major transportation corridors. Additional, the Corridor Mixed-
use designation recognizes the historical low-intensity, auto-dependent
develapment pattem, and focuses on a pedestrian orientation with an emphasis
on aesthetics and design.
Most of this parcel is already designated CMU and zoned CMU. The portion in
question is in the northwest comer of the parcel. This proposal would make the
zoning and the Comprehensive Plan Designation consistent for the entire parcel.
Public Comment: Staff has received no letters concerning the proposal to date.
Staffi Recommendation: The current Comprehensive Plan designation and
zoning classification are not consistent with the use of the property. The entire
parce( should be CMU in conformance with the use of the property and the
surrounding properties.
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CITY OF SPOKANE VALLEY
Request for Council Action
Meeting Date: December 4, 2007 City Manager Sign-off:
ttem: Check all that apply: ❑ consent ❑ old business ❑ new business ❑ public hearing
❑ information [9 admin. report pending legislation
AGENDA ITEM TITLE: Outside Agency Funding, Cleft Palate
GOVERNING LEGISLATION:
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN:
BACKGROUND As indicated in the attached October 18, 2007 letter from County
Commissioner Mark Richard, the Spokane Regional Health District Board of Health learned on
September 27, 2007 that there were insufficient funds available in 2008 to fund the Cleft Lip &
PalatelMaxillofacial Program, which evaluates, plans and coordinates care for infants born with
Cleft Lip and Palate.
The Program is funded from three sources; The Washington State Department of Health, Out
Reach Activities, and a local match of approximately $35,000. The State Department of Health
and the Out Reach funds are still available, but the $35,000 local match has been allocated by
the Health District to other programs.
~Although the County has drafted an interlocal agreement for Cities to financially participate in
this Program, Councilmembers Denenny and Gothmann suggest an alternative approach of
contributing our portion directly to the Health District. The original amount of our portion was
$6,848.00, of which $3,424 is the suggested contribution for the first half of 2008. Today
(November 29. 2007) we were informed that the cities of Liberty Lake, Deer Park, and Cheney
have elected not to participate.
OPTIONS: .
RECOMMENDED ACTION OR MOTION:
BUDGETlFINANCIAL IMPACTS: $6,848.00 approximately
STAFF CONTACT:
ATTACHMENTS:
October 18, 2007 Letter from Commissioner Richard
Spokane County Resolution 7 0852 in support of the Program for 2008
Spokane County Interiocal Agreement for Emergency Cleft Lip and Palate Program SeNices
RCW 70.05 060 Powers and Duties of Local Board of Health
~ RCW Chapter 76.40 Health Districts
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SPOKAtq couI~uy
OFFICE OF COU,V7'Y CO!bfMdSSIONERS
TODD MIELKE, .LS'C DISTRICT • lUTAFZK RICI3ARD, ZND D157'RICT • BONNIE A. 1AGER, 3EZD L715TRICT
October 18, 2007
Mayor Taennis Hession Mayor riiana «'ilhite Cify of SPokane City of Spokane Valley
808 W Spol{ane Falis Blvci .1.1707 E Sprague Avenue, Suite .I.OG
SPok.ine, Wasliington 99201 Spokane Valley, `Vashington 99206
Mayor John S. llibgins Mayor Daniel N. viat-k City of Medical Lake Town of Millwrood
k'O Box 369 9103 F Freclerick
Medical L.ilte; Washingtcan 99022 n2illwood, Washiugton 99206-4399 _
Mayor Stcvc Petersou Nlayor Al.lan Gainer
City of Libcrty Lake City of Chcney 22710 E Country Vista llrive 009 Secoud Street
Liberty LaFc.c, `Vashington 99019 Cheney; VVashington 99004
Mayor iVXattlieiv Pederson Mayor Robei-t N'Vhisman
City of Airway Heights City of llecr Parlc
1208 S. Luudstrom ' PQ Box F
Airway 11eibhfs, R'ashiugton 99041 i)cer Park, '4Vashington 99006
Re: lnterlocal A. greemerit for E»iergency Cleft Lip & Palate✓Mcxxillofuct:al Program Servfces Agreement behveerr the Spokane Regional I-lealth District und Otjier Cities/'1'owrrs/
Spokune Cocrnty
17ea.r. Mayors: .
On September 27, 2007; the Spokane Regional kIealth Disirict i3oazd of Health leanted tbat there
were inslifi~icient monies available in 2008 to :fuiid tl-ie Clcft Lip &Falate/1Vl'axillofacial Program
("Progranm"). This Prograul provides evaluation, pianning, a,tid coordinatcd caze for infants born
with Cleft I'.,ip & Palate. This birth defect occtus once in every 700-750 births iu the Unitcd
Sfates and can have a drauiatic e=fect on an iufant's developmen.t.
The Program is fiuided £rom tliree sources, includi.ng the Washuigton Statc Department vf 14ealth ("D0iT"), Out Reach Activities, and a local match of approx.imately $35,000.* The I-lealth
Disfrict feels confident that thE DOI-I ancl Out Reach m.onics are still available to fund the
Fzogram in 2008. However, the $35,000 local match has heen allocated by the Health ]7istrict to •
other programs. •
1116 WfiS7 BROA.AWRY AVENLFF, • SI'OKANE, WnsHINcroN 99260-0100 (509) 477-2265
October a.$, 2007
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As Chairperson of the Health. District Board, .I beiieve fhat it is inzpera.tive that the Health
Di'strict continuc this vital Program in calcndar year 2008. t have prcpareci tlie enclosed
Interlocal Agreemenf for your c4nsideration and action. Under the terms of the Interlocal Agreement, the County and each city/town widun Spokane
Countiy r►aving a population in excess of 2000 indrviduats would fin.ancially participa.te in tlie
$35,000 Program match in Pmportion of theiT population to t.he County'spopulatian. The
County wauid. assume l•Yic financial sliare of the tovvns having a laopulation of less than 2000
individuals.
A.ccordit}gly, the PLirpose of this correspon.dence is to request that you consider ancl Execute the
enclosed "[.nterlocal Agreerneiit. The inferiocal agkeement provictcs that it can be executed in a
iiuniber of caunterparts. Therefore, it is not nccessary that all the signatory's execute tlie sarne document. • . . ,
hope you agree with me that thc continuaiion of the Cleft Lip & Palatc Program is critical tb the
well being of our com.munity and its most important asset, our young, aud as such w=ants ihis
specia.I fundin , xequest. Very_tcu.ly y . ' . . ,
G~ .
Nlark Richard Chair, Boarci of County Commissione.r Chairperso», Spokane RegionM .C:Cealth District
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No. . '7 0852
' BEFoRE THE BoaRn oF covNTY cotMMissrorrEz.s -
OF SPOKANE CO UNTY, ~VASHINGTOiN
IN THE 1WATTER EX.PRF.SSING SUPPORT FOI2 '1':[iF Sk'OILAINt ) R.LGIONAL TiEALTH DISTRIC1' )
PRdvrDlNfG T133-3 CLEFT LTP c4c ) R L S O X1 U'X' ION
Pr1Y.ATE1MAX1[LT.,OFACIAL IN )
. CAY,ENllA2 YEAR 2008 ANI7 OTHER
MAn'EZ2.S a.2.FLATED TI~RT1 O )
' IvHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of RCGV 36.32.120(6), the Board of County
Com.wissioners of Spokane County (hereinafler referred to sonletimes as the "Board"} has the care
of CaruYty property and the managernent of Couuty ficnds and business; aud • . WIiLR.Li AS, the Spokatie Regional Health District :Board o:f Flealth ("SR:[IDB") on .
Scptember 27, 2007, learned that the SRHD wOl11CL no longez fand the Cleft. Lip &
Palate/Maxillofacial Progrun ("Program") as of 7anuary 1, 2003, This. was due in part to
notificatiou from the Washington State Departmnent of Health ("bQff") would not fund the
Progrtun in 2008. The Program provides evaluation, planning and caz-e coordination through a
. inultidisciplinary team approach to address Cleft Lip aud 'Falate birth deCects.. This birth clefect
involves a baby's mouth. Because of this birth defect, infants canuot eat in the typical way that
other uifant.s can. The result is that a baUy Nvith fhis birtli defect does not gain and grow as it
sliould.
1Vith the kno4vledge that the UOI~ Nvould not fiind.:Program in 2003, the Executive
Management Team of the Spoka.ue Regiona] Health Disirict ("SRHD') climinated the Prograin
in 2008 and redirectcd the $35,000 normally allocated to the Program to other progr:ains. T]ie
Program itselfwas norinally fiLnded &om three fuiiding sources inchidiug: (1) ]70kI (apprnximately $50,370). This money was usecl to £und regional Prograln
activities in au l.l county area including the following coimties: Spokane, Asotin,
Adams, Coliunbia, Gai-field, Ferry, Lincoln, Okanogan, Peuci Orielle, Stevens and
Whitmau Counties, c.
(2) Adrni.n.istrative vlatch Funcls from the Fetieral _.Government tluough
]in.k.age/outrcach actavities (approximately $61,000), and .
- (3) SpnkanE Regiona! :Fiealth Distr.ict (approxuiiately S35,000). -
Paren[ advocatcs mid legislaYors contactcd the DOH and xequesteci that thEy revisit
~funding the Program in 2008. Addi[iprially, the S:lZHD has inclicated that the Adininistrative Ntatch Ftulds fimding portion of the PrograFn is still available. Thus, if thc SfZ:II17 can find
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7 0852 resources to f.und the reulaining $35,000 cost of the 2008 Program, it can continue the 1'rogram .
in 2408; and .
WEU+:17EAS, Pursuant to chapter 39.34 RCW, local govemments rnay jointly exereise
cheir power5, pi-ivileges and authorifies througli the execution of Interlocal Cooperation
Agreements in order to make the most efficient use of their powers by enabl.ing them to
cooperate with other localities on a basis of inutual advacltage and thereby provide services and .
facilities in a Ynanner and pursuant to forms of govemmental orga.n.ization That will accord best
with geographical, cconomic, poplilation, or other factors uzfluencing the needs aud cievelopment
of local community; and WHERE, AS, at the September 27, 2007, .SR:I=LD meeting, Board af County Couim.issioner
I Niark R.ichard moved thaf the SR1flD -request each czty and toNvn within Spokane County as well
as the County itself, for the unuicorporaleci area, to contribute theu• respective proportionate
share of the $35,000 necessary to fund the Program subject to the DOH cnminitting lo ftuid the
Prog-Tanl in 2008. • • NOW, THLRFFOlZi+~, BE, ]:T IM R,EBY- RESOX,VED by the 13oard of County
Commissioners of Spakane County, that the Board daes here by support the Spokane Reo onal
Healtlz District provicliug the Cletl Lip & Palate/Ntaxillofacial Prob am in calenclar year 2008. ,
Y3L l:T FUR'f.HER k2,ESOi,VED Uy the l3oarcl of Counfy Commissioners of Spokane -
CoLu1ty that the :k34ard does hereby filrtller authorire either the Chairruazi af the Board or a rnajority of the Board to execute at oth.er thaii an open ineeting an uiterlar.al agreement amdng
the Spokane Rcgional'Health Dishict and other cities, to`,.Tns and the Spokane County whereiu
the County would contribute a proportionate share of the $35,000 required locally to fund the
Prograni in 2008 baseci on the population in the utuncorporated arca of Spokane County.
Lxecution of the interlocal agreement would be subject tio the Spokane Regional Tieallh District
confirming the WashinDton Stal'e Deparlmcnt of Health's canunikntent to fuitd the 1'rograni.
PASSi;t) A.ND AllOPTLD kh.is /ay of-Z2,ff7-, , 2007.
'COIvI~vI1SST0IVERS
a~ coBOAt2.D Of
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AKE cG~,y ro.~ OF SPOK~'Y, 1~'VA:SHIIq
Mt~R[~ ~i ~ra.ir
ATT'ES"". S~~c~• .
F30iI'NTIE MAVice C~/Iir
D~n~ela Ericlcson .
Clerk o.f, the r3oaid
' . TODD NI'iEI.KF, Couu-nissioner
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7 0852
JNTERLoc:1x. AG7t~EMEM FoR
.FM-F RCE*NC'Y CLFFT L7P & Fr1.I..ATL/MAXiLLO~+~AC7.F1T.. PRUG12A~ti'1 S.T',RV.ICES
AGFZEEVLENT-13ETIVVEFV'CArE SPOKANE RL4GION.AL HEAT~'TkI DTSTRiCTrli~A •
OTHER CITIE-S/TOtiVNS/SPO.`KANE COUi\°TY
:7';f7IS Pti "TF:RI..QCAI. COOPERAT.XUrT AGREENt'lENT is i?lade by and a►nong the Spokane Regional Health District, aWashin,ton SYate mun.icipal corporation, havi.ng offices for
the transaction of business at 1101 bVest College Avenue, Spokane Washington. 99201, hereinafter
refzrred to as "S12,HU,".antl tUe Cily of Spokane, aN-Nrashingtou State mLuucipal corporation, laavin.g
offces for tlie transdction o£business af 808 tiVest Spokane Falls Boulevard, Spokane, VVashi»gtnn
99201, hercina$er referred to as the "CTTX," the City of Spokatie Valley, a municipal corporation
of tihe State of WAShington, baving offices for the transaction of business at xhe l,Zedwood .Pla7a,
11707 East Spcague Avenue, Suite 106, Spokane Valley, NVashicigton 99206, bereinaitcr refe.rTed tn
as "Vt1LLFX," C:ity nF 1'Tedical Lal:e, a municipa] corporation of the State of «lashington, having
offices foc the iransaction oFbusiriess at 124 S. f..efevre P.O. 'Box 130, 99019, hercinafter rePerred to
as "IvDr.MCAL LAI{.E," the Turvn of n4ilhvood, a murucip3l corporation of the State of Washington,
having offi.ce.s for the tt-ansaclion o£ business at 9103 East Fredrick, 99246, hereinafter referrecl,to
"IvIlLLWOOll," ihe City of Liberty Lake, a niunicipal corporation of the Staie of NVashington,
having offices for tlie transaction of business al,City klall, c/a P.O. Box 370, 99019, hereiuafter
ref'erred to as "LIBLR'CY LAKE," the Cily of Cheney, a municipal corporatio.n of the State of
Washington, having offices for tlie transactioi1 of business at General Offiec, 609 Seconcl, 99004,
herei.nafter referrcd to as "CIIF~t~EY," thc City of Airway ff eighls, a municipal coiporation of the
~-J State of NVashington, }aaving oifices. for the tt-aiisaction of business at City Hall, 1.208 Sou(h
i,undshrom, P.O. Box 969, 99001, hereinafter reten•ed to as "A.1RWAY HF.CGHTS," the C.:ity of Deer
E'ark, a iaunicipal eorporation of the State o£ 1Vashington, having offices for the transaction of
business at City I-Ial.l, 316 Crawford, Box :F, 99006, hereina{ter referred to as "DFER PA1Z.K," and
Spokane County, a political subdivision of the State of Wasbington, baving ofiiccs f.or the
transactioU o£ business at 1116 West Broaclway Avenue, Spokane, Washington 99260; hereinalter
referrcd to 'as thc "COCTNTY," jointly hereinafter referred to excluding thc "SR.HD" as ihe.
"PARTlF-S." W TTN E S5t+.;TII: .
\VHEItEAS, pursuimt to chapter 39.34 RCW; local goveinmenGs may jou.itly exercise their
powers, priviJeges and authorities t.hrough the cxecuNon of Iriterloca] Cooperatian Agreements in
order to make tlic most efEcie.nt use of tlteir powers by enabling ihem to coopei-ate wit]i other
localities on a basis of mutual acivanta~e and ihcreby Provide services and facilities in a mniiner ~►nd
pursaant to forms of governmental organization that will accord best tivith geograplucal, economic,
population, or other factois i.n#lucnciug the necds and developrnent of local community; and
Nw:N:EREriS, pursuant to the provisions of RCW 70.46.031, the 13oard of County
Commissioners of Spokane Coutity by resolution has cstablished a single county heallh dish-ict
known as tie Spokane Regional I-Iealth District ("S1tHD") and in conjunction therewith has
appointed a board of health consisting of certain elected offieials f.rom eities and t'owns and othEr
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persons known as the SpokanE Reaiorial Hcalth District Board of Health ("Sl.2.HDB") having those
funCtiOAS sEt fOrth il] 4ZC~V 70.05.060; and WIXEREr1S, the SRH.la33 On Septembcr 27, 2007, leanied tbat the SR:HD would no longer
fund the Cleft Lip & PalateNta.xillofacial Program ("Program") as ot'January l, 2003. This was d'se
in parC to iaotification from the Washington Statc Deparfitnent of _CTealth ("DOEI:") would not fund the
Program in 2003. Witti the knowledge that the DOl-I would not fund Program vi 2008, the Executive
Ivianagement Team of the 5.1.2:EID eliminated the Program in 2008 and redizected the $35,000 .
nal7nally allocated fio tlie Program to other pragrams. The Program itself vaas normally funded fi•om
three funding soui-ces including:
(1) 1llOI-I (approximately $50,370). This money was used to fund regnonal Program
activities in an 't 1 county area including the following counries: Spokane, Asotin,
- Adams, COILIIllU18, Garfield, Herry, T.incoln, Okanogan, Pend Or.eille, Stevens and
Whitman Count'ies; '
(2) AdministratYVe Match Funds fi-om the- kederal (sovernment throtigli linkage/outreacYi
• activities (approximately $61,000), and (3) Spokar►e Regional Health District (appraximately $35,000).
The Program provides evaluation, planning and care coordination through a mulfidisciplinary tearn
- approach to address Cleft Lip and Palate birttt defects. 7"his birth defect involves a baby's mouth.
Because of this bir[h defect, infants cannoC eat in the t}pical way that other infants can. "Che result is . ~
that a baby with this birth defect does not gain and"grow as it should.
Parent advacates and legislators contacted the 'DOH and requested tt2at thcy revisit funding tlie
PCOgCilll 111 2008. Additionally, the SRHD has indicated that the Fldministrative Matc11 Funds -
funding portion of the Progi-am is still available. 1hus, if the SRffD can find resour.ces to fund the
remaininb $35,000 cost of the 200$ Yrogram, it can continue the Program in 2008; and
«'FIER1't-AS, a[ the September 27, 2007, SI2H:D rneeting, Board of. County Conunissiqner ,
Mark Kichard moved tbat the SRHD request eacli eity and towm within Spokane County as well as
the County itself.for the urtincorpotated area pay ttieir respecrive proportionate share oF ille S35,000
necessary ta i'und the F'rogram subject to the llOki committing to f.und the Program iu 2003.
N4R', TITFREFOI.2E, for arid in consicieration o£ the mutual covenants cantained herein,
. and as tiuthorizecl under chapter 39.34 RCW, the Spokane Regional 14,ealth District, Spokane County;
City vf Spokane, City Qf Spokane Val ley, City of Medical Lake, Town o£ Millwooci, City of Liberty
Lake, City of Cheney, (`ity of Airway Heights, Ci[y of I7eer Park, agree as follows: ,SECTI:ON NO. .l: PlJRP051, .
The purpose of ttais Agreem.Ent is tio sct forth the tenns anct conditions under which the SRTi[7 will
pravide trte Cleit Lip & Pa2ate INlaxillofacial Prograrn (".p.rogram") in 200$ and the P.ART1h:S will
pay a proportionaie share of the $35,000 lbcal dollars needed to fiind the Program. '
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" The tcrrninology "Program" as usaci khrough this A.d eement shaU. mean the Clef l..ip &
paiate/Maxil.tofacial Program
SEC'l'XaN N4. 2: DTJ12A'1'10N
Tlus A.greement shall br, effective on 7anuary 1, 2008, and shall, remain in effect through
L7ecember 31, 2008.
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SLCTX4N Nfa. 3: SERVV.[C.ES PRO VX0F,.D BY filCEUt.~ SR.HD
T'hc SRTiT7 shal( provide the I'rogram in calenctar year 2008. A description of the Progiwu and
budget is set forth in Attaclunent "A," attacheci and incorporaked hereui by referenes..
SECfiI0N NO. 4: COST 0.E+ Pk2OGRAsti.i AND PROPOI2TTOIN7ATE S:ffARE TO 'R. E
PAXT3 :IiY a"Ffk, PA2TIE5 . .
'rhe Program is funded f,rom threc funding sources i»cluciinb: (.l) DOH, (2) Administraiive iMatclt
Funcis fro.m tlie federal-Govcrnm.ent through linkage/ouEreac.h activities, ancl (3) S'IZ.HD.
The S.k7.HD's s6arE nf the 2008 ilrngram budget is $35,000.
~ T6e I'ARTIES ag' iee to paY a ProPortionate share of die 2008 Pro~rani btidbet of $35,000 br►sed on
their population as more particularly set forth }iereinafter. .[t is understood ffiat the COUNTX's share
of 2004 Program costs sball inctude the "CJnincorporated" allacation as well as allocations for Town
of kairfield, Town o.f f at3h, Town of Rockford, Totivu of Spangle andTativn of Waverly:
A breaJ:down af the PART]:ES share of the 2008 Prog►'am budgct o.f, $35,000 based ori Spokane
County's Populatiou o.f. 451,200 and each Pt1RTITS proportionate sliare of the budget based on ttieir
population is as follows: -
PARTY PO:1,'CILATTON PRO'E'C)17'(IQNATE 811rq0,'
• or Zoos PRoGRAnz suncET
of $35,U00
I Airway 1-Teirhts 5,030 I 3901
Cheney 10,210 1 ' 792
Deer Pa'.c ~ 3,235 ~ 251
Fai r}ielcl (Co u n ty) ~ 627 49
I.,atah (Cvunty) J 192 15
J ibcrty Lake ~ 6,580 510 IvledicalI..ake 4,695 364
Millwood ~ 1,665 ~ 129 Rockford (Cotmfy) ~ 504 ~ 39
Span0e (Coun(y) ~ 275 ~ 21
~ Spokanc ~ 202,900 15,739 Spokane Valley. ~ 33,280 6,$48
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~ Wavei9y (County) ~ 120 9
" UnincorporaEed (County) ~ 126,837 ~ 9,843 ~
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The PARTIES' obligation is dependesit of the DOH committing to providing 200$ funding #or the ,
Program in the amount of $50,370. The SI2.HD shall confu-m to the 1'A,RTTES tiat the I~OH has
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committed to pro~4dz 2008 fiinciing for the Program. Zn tlie event tt1at the SRHD does rlot provide
such. confirmation, flie Pt1RTIES shall have no obligation to pro«de their proportionate share of
the $35,000 provided hcar i.n above. Provideci fiirther, in the event the SR.HD obtains any
adclit;onal funding for the Prograun wluch reduces the necessity for all or a portion of the $35,000
local match, the SRHD shall noti.fy all PA.RTLES of the amotuit zeceiveci and how it cffecis the
Ff1R'1IES proportionate sbare.
i.)nder no circuYUStance shall any PAUI:ES SHt1RE of the 20081'rogram budget of $35,000 exceec3
that amount set forth here in above.
Tlie PARTI.ES shall pay their proportionatc share'on or before Febiuary J., 2008. All pa}~nents
shall be made ta the SR.HD and direeted to the attention of:
SEC.I:':[0N NO. 5: LXABILITY , "11ie SItH,D ab ees to iridemnify and defend the PART.T.ES frnm any loss, cost or, cxpense claimed
by third parties for property dfunage and Uodily injuiy, incluciing deadi, caused by the ncgligcnce
or willful miscondiict oEthe SUD7, its emplayees or agents in coruiectiou with the setvices to be performcd by the S E2HD under the terms of this Agreement.
Thc obligation to inderrinify shall survivc the tern-iination or,expuation ofi the Agreement.
All PARTIES and the SI2HD waive, with respecE to the each other only, iLi iuimunity under
RCW Title 51, :Cildustrial Insurance. The PARTMS aiid SRI-lta have specifically negotiated this
provision. . • .
SL'TION N(7. G: R.:LATIONSNTP Ur Tki.F Pfl:k2TIES :Chc .i'ARTI.ES intencl that an uidePcudent contractor relatioriship will be created by Gs Agreement.
11o agent, employee, servaut or represeiitative of the S:R:HD shall Ue deeuted to be an employee,
agent, seivant u.r representative of Pf1R"nES f4r any purpose. LikeNvise, no agent, cniployee,
scrvant or represcutative of the SR1113 sliall be cieemed to be an emplayee, agent, servant or
rcpresentative of the PARTIES for any purpose. .
SEC.`~LTON iYO. 7: TF'.Tt~l~1:lNAt1ION
This Agreemecrt may iiot be terminated by eiflier the SRHD or aiiy PAKTX subjeet to exccution
except for an tinexpected short fall in revenue by one of the 1'ARTIES, certired to the S.PJID by
said PAR"I'X. •PngrAofB . ~
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The ownership of atl property used by ar acquircd by the S12IID in providinn the Program shall
remain tlie propeity of the SR.HD
,S:LCi"IOiV' iVO. 9: GEVER.A,L. TERMS This Agreement contains terms and conditions agrecd upon by the .k'ta.RTT.ES. The Pf1R.TIE S ag•cc
that there are no other understandings, oral or othenvise, regarding the siibject rnatter of this
Agr'eement. No ch1uge.s or additions to ihis Agreement shall be valid or bi.n.di.ng upon the
T'AtZTIES un.less such change or addition is* ui n-riting, executed by the Pt1RTIES.
. This Agreement shall be binding upon the 1'AE2TIES hereto, their successors and assigns.
In the cvcnt any porkion o£ this Agreement should becomc invalid or unenforceable, the rest of
the Agreement shall remain in full force and effect. .
Thc PARTIES shall observe all fedezal, state and Iocal laws, ordinances and r.eguladons, to the
extent that they may be applicablE to the terins of this Agreement. This Agreement shall be construed under the laNvs o.f. NVashingion Statc. Airy action at Iaw, suif
in cquity or judicial proceeding regarding ihis Agreement or any provision herefo shail be
instatuted only in c4urts of competent jurisdictipn «ithin Spokane County, Washington.
"fliis Agreement may be executeci in any number of counterparts, each of which, when so
executed and delivered, shall be an original, but such counterparts shall togctlier constihife but
onc and the sfune. SECTION NO. 10: KCW 39.34 KE(2U1RED CX,AiJSES
A. PU'RPOSE See Seccian 1 abovc.
B.. DURATION S ee S ectio.n 2 above. -
C. ORGANTZA°1 ION OF SEPARATE .FNTITY A\iD I"TS PONVERS
r1o new or separate legal or adminishrative cntity is createci i-o administcr thc provisioiis of this Agreement.
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Sce provisions above.
F. AGREE1fIENT TO BE rMED
The PAft't'IES, except ihe COL1M.1"Y shall iile this agreernent ivith the-ir Gil•y Clerks. Thz
COUNTY sball place "s Agreement on its web site.
F. FliNA\7C1NG.
See Scctions 3 ttnd 4 above.
G. TERMT.NA 11ON.
See provisioii 7 above. , •
I-T. PR.OPERTY TJPON 'I'CftMMA'l'ION. ,
, See provision S above.
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IN tiV[T'3YE:SS WEIERE"0F, die Pt1R'1'1ES bave causEd this rlgreement to bc exeeuted on clate
and year opPosite their respective sigciatures.
llAT.Cll: Sl'OICANE RkGIONAi, :NEATa7 H DI.S"1'RIC7'
By:
Its: •
' (Title)
DA'1 En: CITY OF S1'OKANE:
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tlttest: Its: '
City Clerk- . , ('Citle)
Approved as to form: By:
Assistant City Attorney
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7 0852 DATED: CITY OF SPOKANF, VALLEY:
Attest: BY
Xts:
City Clerk ('fitle)
Approwed as to for.m ai-dy:
. Acting City Aetorney " .
l) tk T.r0: , C_[TY p:F nTEUZCAL LAIKE: Attest: By:
Its:
City C lerk (Title)
I)ATE1): , T()WV OF\IILLWOOD: .
Attest: _ BY: .
Tts: .
Town Clerk . (Title) -
DATED: CTTY OF LII3isRTY LA.KE:
Attest: 13Y: . Its: .
City Cleric (Title) Approved as to foini on.ly. Acti.ng City Attorney
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Tts: ~
Ciiy Clerk (Title) .
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Df~."I."ED:~ CITX OF r~IR1~'AY HEIG.H:1'S:
Attest: By' -
Its:
City Clerk
AATED: CI 1 Y ONA UEECt FA:l2K: ~ •
Attest: By' . .
Tts:
City Clerk (Title)
llATIM /O/`(, 4~4,917 i30t1RD OF COUN1 CUitiOMSSYONLRS
i / OF SPOCC.ttNE, . YJNT , WF1SI-11:NGTON
M CHARD, Chau•
t1T"J;EST:
- ~P BONNIE IMAGE:I'Z, Vice-Chair U
van.iela Ericl:.son,
~ TOD~ MLK-E, Commissioner j
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ftCW 70.05.060: Powe_rs And duties of local board of health. Page 1 of l
~-1 RCW 70.05.060
Pu'wers auid duties of local board of health.
Each local board of health shall have supervision over all matters perkaining to the preservation of the life and health of '
the people within its jurisdiction and shall:
. (1) EMorce through the local healfh officer or the administrative officer appointed under RCW 70.05.040, if any, the
public health statutes of the state and rules promulgated by the state board of health and the secretary of health;
(2) Supervise the maintenance of all healfh and sanitary measures for the protection of the public healih within its
jurisdiction; •
(3) Enact such local rules and regulatiQns as are necessary in order to preserve, promote and improve the public
health and provide for the enforcement thereof;
(4) Provide for the control and prevention of any dangerous, contagious or infectious disease within the jurisdiction of
the local health cfepartment;
(5) I'rovide for the prevention, con4rol and abatement of nuisances detrirnental to the public health;
(6) P/lake such reports to the state board of health through the local health officer or the administrative officer as the
state boarci of health may require; and
(7) Establish fee sGiedules for issuing or renewing licenses or permits or for such other services as are authorized by
the law and the rules of the state board of health: PROVIDED, That such fees for seivices stiall not exceed the actual
cost of providing any such services.
[1991 c 3§ 308; 1984 c 25 § 6; 1979 c 141 § 79; 1967 ex.s. c51 § 10.1
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Chapter 70.46 RCW: Healih district5 1'agc 1 oP4
Chapter 70.46 RCW
Health districts
Chapter Listinq
RCW Sections
70.46.020 Districts of tvro or more counties --Health baard PAembership - Chair. '
70_46.031 Districts of one county Health board Membership.
70.46.0£Q Dislrict health board - Powers and duties.
70.46.080 Districl health funds.
70.46.085 County to bear expense of providing public health senrices.
70.46.090 VVithdrawal of county.
70.46.100 Power to acquire, maintain, or dispose of property - Contracts.
70,46.110 Disincorporation of district located in county with a population of two hundred ten thousand or more and inactive for five y2ars.
70.46.120 License or permit fees.
70.46.130 Conlrac#s for sale or purchase of health serviccs authorized_ .
Notes:
Local health departments, provisions relaung to heaNh districis: Chapter 70A5 RCW.
70.46.020
Districts of two or more counties - Health board - MembErship - Chair.
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Flealth districts consisting of h-ro or more aounties may be created whenever two or morE boards of county
oommissioners shall by resolution establish a district for such purpose. Such a district shall consist of all thQ ares of the
combined counties. The district board of health of such a district shall consist of not less than five members for districts
of twro caunties and ssven members for districts of more than riwro counties, including two representatives from each
county who are members of the board of county commissioners and who are appointed by the board of county
commissioners of eaeh county within the district, aiid shall have a jurisdiction coextensive with the oombined boundaries.
The boards of county commissioners may by res4fution or ordinance provide for elected officials from cities and towns
and persons other than elected officials as members oF the district board of iiealfh so long es persons other than elected
ofFicials do no1 constitute a majority. A resolution or ordinance adopted under this section must specify the provisions for
the appointment, term, and compensatlon, or reimbursement of expenses. Any multicounty health district existing on 'the
effective date of this act shall continue in existence unless and until changed by affirmative action of all baards of oounty
oommissioners or one or more caunties wifhdraws [withdraw] pursuant ko RCW 70_46.090.
At the first meeting of a district board of health the members shall eleet a chair to serve for a period of one year.
11995 c 43 § 10; 1993 c 492 § 247: 1967 ex.s. c Si § 6; 1945 c i83 § 2; Rem. Supp. 1945 § 6099-1 t.J
Notes:
'Reviser's notc: For °the eNective date of this act" see note following RCW 70.05.030.
Effective dates - Contingont effective dates - 1995 c 43: See note following RCW 70.05.030.
Severability 1995 c 43: See note following RCW 43.70.570.
Findings-Intent - 1993 c 492: See nofes following RCW 43.20.050.
Short title Severability Savings Captions not law Rcservation of legislative power Effective dates
1993 c 492: See RCW 43.72.910 4hrough 43.72.915. ~
. Severability 1967 ex.s. c 51: See note following RC1+V 70.05.010. '
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Chapter 70.46 KCW: Health districts Pagc 2 of 4
70.46.031
Districts of one county - Hcafth board - Membership.
A health district to consist of one couniy may be created whenever the county legislative aulhority of the county shall
pass a resolution or ordin2nce to organize such a health district under chapter 70.05 RCW and this chapter.
The resolution or ordinance may specify the membership, repreaentstion an the district heafth board, or other matters
relaUve to the formatoon or operation of the healih district. 7ho county legislative authority may appoint elected officials
from cities and towns snd persons ofher than elected officials as members of the health district board so long as persons
other than elected oft'icials do not consfitute a majority.
Any single oounty health district existing on 'the effecifve date of this act shall continue in existencQ unless and until . changed by affirmative action of the county legislative authority.
(1995 c 43 § 11.1
Notes:
'Reviser's note: For "the effect'rve da4e of tfiis acY' see note follovring RGW 7Q.05.030.
Effective dates Contingent effecUve dates 1995 c 43: See note following RCW 70.05.030.
Severability -1995 c 43: See note follawing RCW 43.70.570.
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District healtli board - Powers and duties.
The district board of health shall oonstitute the local board of health for all ?he territory incltjcted in the health district, and
shall supersede and exercisre all the pavers and perform all 1he duties by law vested in the cQUnry baard of health of any
county included in the health district,
[1093 c 492 § 248; 1987 ex.s. c 51 § 19; 1945 c 183 § 6; Rem. Supp. 1945 § 6099-15.1
Notes: •
Findings--Intent 1993 c 492: See natos following RCW 4320.050. ,
Short title Severability Savings Captions not law Reservation of legislativo power Effectivc dates
1993 c 492: See RCW 43.72:910 through 43.72.915.
Severability 1967 ex.s. c 51: See note fallowing RCW 70A5.010.
70.46.080
District health funds. .
Each health district shell establish a fund to be designated as the "district health fund", in which shall be placed all sums
received by the district from any source, and out of which shall be expended all sums disbursed by the district. In a
district composed of more than one county the county freasurer of the wunty having the largest population shall be the
, custadian of the fund, and the county auditor of saicf county shall keep the reoord of the receipts and disbursements, and
shall draw and the county treasurer shall honor and pay all warrants, vrhich shall be approved before issuance and
payment as directed by the baard.
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Chaptcr 70.46 l'ZCW: Health districts !'age 3 of 4
Each county which is included in the district shall contribute such sums towards the expense for maintaining and ~
. operating the district as shall be agreed upon betweeii it and the lacal board of health in acoordance with guidelines ;
established by the state board of health. [1993 c 492 § 249; 1971 ex.s. c 85 g 10; 1967 ex.s. c 51 § 19; 1945 c 183 § 8; Rem. Supp, 1445 § 6099-17.1
Notes: Findings-Intent 1993 c 492: See notes following RCW 43.20.050.
Short title - Severability - Savings Captions not law Reservation of legislative power - Effective dates
--1993 c 492: See RCW 43.72.9101hrough 43.72.915.
Severability - 1967 ex.s. c 51: See note follawing RCW 70.05.010.
70.46.085
County to bear expense of providing public health services.
'I'he expense of providing public heallh services shall be bome by each county within the health district.
[1993 c 492 § 250; 1867 ex_s. c 51 § 20.]
Notes:
Findings-Intent - 1993 c 492: See notes.following RCW 4320.050.
Short title Severability Savings Captions not Iaw Reservation of legislative power Effective dates ,
-1993 c 492: See RCW 43.72.910 thraugh 43.72.915. ,
Severability - 1967 ex.s. c 51: See note following RCW 70.05.010.
Expenses of enforcing health larvs: RCW 70.05.130.
70.46.090
Withdrawal of county.
Any oounty may withdraw from membership in said health district any time after it has been within the disirict for a period
of two years, but no witMdrawal shall be effective except at the end of the calendar year in which the county gives at least
six months' natice of its intention to ►viihdratv at the end of the calendar year. No withdratival shall entitle any member to a
refund of any moneys paid lo the distr'ict nor relieve it of any obligations to pay to ttie district all sums for which it
obligated itself c4ue and owing by it to the district for the year ai the end of which the v+ithdrawal is to be effective. Any
county which withdraws from membership in said health districx shall immediaiely establish a health department or
pravide health services which shall meet the standards for health services promulgatecl by the state board of heatth. No
local healih department may be deemed lo provide adequate public health services unless there is at least one fuU time
professionally trained and qualified physician as set forth in RCW 70.45.050. .
11993 c 402 § 251; 1967 ex.s. c 51 § 21; 1945 c 183 § 9; Rem. 5upp. 1945 § 6099-18.1
Notes:
Findings--Intent 1993 c 492: See notes followiny RCW 43.20.050.
Short title Severability Savings Captions not law Reservation of legislative power Effective dates ~--1993 c 492: See RCW 43.72.910 through 43.72.915.
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Chapter 70.46 CZCW: Health districxs E'age 4 of 4
Severability --1967 ex.s. c 51: See note follawing RCVJ 70.05.010.
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70.46.100
. Power to acqufre, maintain, ar dispose of property - Contracts.
In addition to all other powers and duties, a health district shall have the power to own, construct, purchase, lease, add
to, and maintain any real and personal property or property rights necessary for the conduct of the affairs of the district. A
health district may sell, lease, convey or othervsise dispose of any district real or personal property no longer necessary
for the conduct oi the affairs of the dislrict. A heaNh district may enter into oo+itracts to carry out the provisions of this
section.
(057 c 100 § 2.1 .
70.46.110
Disincorpor3tion of district located in county with a poputation of two hundred ten thousand or more and
inactive for five years.
See chapter 57.90 RCUV. C ~ 70.46.120 License or permit fees. In additfon to all other powers and duties, health districts shall havo the power to charge fees in connection vrith the
issuance or renewal of a license or permif required by lav+: PROVIDED, 7hat the fees charged shall not exceed the
actual cost involved in issuing or renerving the licerise or perrnit. •
11993 c 492 § 252; 1963 c 121 § 1.]
Notes:
Findings--Intent - 1993 c 492: See notes folloveing RCW 43.20.050.
Short title Severablliry Savings Captions not law Reservation of legislative power Effectlve dates
--1993 c 492: See RCW 43.72.910 through 43.72.915.
70.46.130
Contracts for sale or purchase of health services authorized.
See RCW 70.05.150.
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DR.AFT
AllVANCI; AGEn7)A
~ For Ylanning Discussion 1'tuposes Only
as of November 28,2007; 2:00 p.m.
Please note this is awork in progress; items are tentative
`fn: Council & StaCf
Nrom: City Manager
Re: Draft Schedule for Upcoming Council Meetings'
1)ecember 11., 2007. Retular McetinQ, 6:00 p.m. [due date Monday, Dec 31
1. PURLIC ]iEA12IiNr: Emergency Orctinance - Mike Conneily [10 minutes]
2. Consent Agcnda: 1'ayroll, Claims, Minutcs. Re-licen.ring Grant, CORJs' Value Anrended Resolution;
Covernunce 111anuul An:ended Resolution [5 rninules]
3. Ordinances: rirst Reading, Comp Plan Arnenclments - Greg VIc(:orrnick [45 minutes]
4. Motion ConsideratiQn: Adnption of Appeal Findings of ract: I,andworks Appeal [10 minutes]
5. Motion Consideration: Tourism 1'roniotion Area Functing vIodel - Dan Zimmerer, Jady Sander [ 15 minutes]
6. Motion Considerittion: Site Sclector Agrecment - Mikc J.ickson [15 miriutes]
7. Motion Consideration: Refen-al of Fmergency Qrciinance tq Planning Commission - Mike Connelly [5 minutes]
8. IVlayoeal Appointments: PIanning Cornmission Mcmbers - Mayor 1Vilhite (5 minutes] .
9. vtayoral Appoiiitments: Lodging Taa. Advisory Committee - tVlayor Wilhite [5 minutcs]
10. Admin Report: Assumption of !?rivatc Road 13olicy Discussion -Neil Kersten/Dave Mcrcier C20 minutesJ
11. Admin Keport: I.,ebislative Ylatters - Niayor Wilhite/Dave tilercier [15 minutcs]
12. Executive Session: (cstimated meeting: 150 minutesJ
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December 18, 2007. Studv Session, 6:00 p.rn. [due date Monday, Dec 101
f F'mployee lntrot!`ucliotrs
1. Action Item: Qrdinances: 2"`l R.eading, Comp Plan Amendments - Greg McCormicf: (15 minutes)
2. Action Item: Mayoral Appointments: Council Committee Appointments (30 minutes)
3. Sprague Appleway Revit$li2tition Plan - Seott Kuhta (20 minut:es) 4. Cablc Frane;hise - Cary f7riskell/Vlorgxn 1Coudelka (20 minutes)
5. Paperless Agendas - Chris BainbriclgeJBing (20 minutGS)
6. Info Only: Department Repnris
7. Swearing in of Cnuncilmernbers - Chris Bainbridge (20 minutes)
TOTAT,. M.1:NUTES 125 minute5
llccember 25 - Christmas VVeck - no rneeting
Jvnuarv 1, 2008 - HOLIDAX - no meeting
Junuarv 8. 2008.1Zceular Meetine, 6:00 o.m. [duc date Monday, Dec 311
1. r lection of Council Officers - Chris 13siribridge [15 minulesJ
2. Conscnt Agenda: Payroll, Claims, lVTinutes 1'5 minutes;l
3. Admin Report: Panhandling - Erik Lamb [15 ininutes]
4. Aclmin Report: Cily's 5"' Ycar Anniversary - Carolbelle Brirnch [15 minutes]
5. Aclmin Keport: Sidewalks (AJaA) - Mil:e Connelly [15 rni.nutes]
h. VaIley MissiQn Senior Center Upclate -Mikc Jaekson /Stcve Worley [20 minutes]
7. Aviation Ordinance UiscussiQn - Mike Cbnnclly [20 minutcs]
~ 8. Billboard Lease- Cary Uriskell [15 minutes]
[estimated meeting: 120 minutes]
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Saturds►v Januarv 12. 2008: 9:00 a.m. to approx 3:00 n.m. Council/Staff Retreat [due clate Friday, llec 311
R.eview 2008 Council Budget. Coals brainstorming
rinancial Fnrecast info only itcrn: Workplan ,
2009 Council Goals Funding Options/Bond issues
six-ycar business plan City Hall Pacililies Planning/Visioning (I-3 p.m.) `
.ianuarv 15. 2008, Studv Session, 6:00 p.m. (clue date Monday, Jan 7j
Jxnuarv 22, 2008. Keaular Meetine, 6:00 n.m. [due datc Monday, Jan 141
1. 2007 Accomplishrnents Reaart - [60 minutes]
2. I.nfo Only: Departmcrit Keports
Januarv 29. 2008. Studv Session, 6:00 n.ui. (duc date Monday, Jan 2a 1
Februarv 1, 2008. Studv Session. 6:00 u.m. (ciue date Monday, Tan 281
Februarv 12, 200$. Regular Mcetine, 6:00 n.m. [due d9tc Monday, FeM 41
Februarv 19,2008. Stiadv Sessinn, 6:00 u.m. (duc clate Monday, Feb l 1~
Book T1I Sub-area Plan - Michael rreedman ' (120 minut.es)
April 1, 2008, Study Session - Admin report Sub area Plan & Regulations Dncument
April 8, 2008, Council Meeting-First Reading Ordinajice adopting Sub-arca Plan
April 22, 2008, Cnuncil Meeting - Secorid Reading Ordinance Aclopting Sub-area Plan
QTHER PEND[NC OR UPCOMING ISSUES
Accident Statiscics Alvng Broarlway (npril 2008)
Attimsl Control Ordinar►ce - Cary Drisl:cll
Appe:als, Adminiskrative
Corpnrate Process Training
CTR Update (Spring, 2004)
De;partment AceomplishmenY Rcport (January)
Grflffiti Ordinancc
' Impaet Fee Request Central Valley School District
Jail Expansion
Mirabeau Parkway Speed Limits
Northeast 1-Iousing Solutiuns City Membersilip
Overweighdover si7e veliicle ardinancc
Pines/Mansfield Contr:ict Award - Stevc Worley
Public Rccord 1'raining
Public Safaty Cpmmunication Systeoi Update
Sewer Collection Systems - Neil Kersten
Scrategic Finaocial Plan (July 2008)
Streec Uesign Standards Strest MasterPlan Addption
Traffic Model Review TYIDL Update
'1'ransportaticm [3enetit Uistrict
UUC Revisions: Buiding Site PlanslAviation 7one
Use Agreement (Cary Driskell) "
lwork Force Develvpment, In-Servicc Ue6nitions
estimated; does not include time for public ccymments.J
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