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Parklets and Streateries:
Transitioning from Pilot Project to Ordinance
Kevin Freibott City of Spokane Planning and Development
Parklets
- Public Space
- Privately Funded
- Free to Use
Parklets and Streateries: Transitioning from Pilot Project to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Parklets and Streateries: Transitioning from Pilot Project to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Parklets and Streateries: Transitioning from Pilot Project to Ordinance Kevin Freibott City of Spokane Planning and Development Parklets Public Space Privately Funded Free to Use Str treateries Private and Public Use
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Str treateries
- Private and Public Use
- Privately Funded
- Allows Food Service
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Common Features
- Temporary and Seasonal
- Removable When Necessary
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Common Features
- Seating
- Plants/Artwork
- ADA Accessible
- Safety Features
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Previo ious Spokane Example les
Outside Wollnick’s on Main Street
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Previo ious Spokane Example les
Outside Orlison Brewing Company on First
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Proposed Ordin inance
- Permanent Program
- Permit Required
- Costs and Fees
- Public Notice Requirement
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Desig ign Standards
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Th The Process – Past and Futu ture
- Internal Staff Workgroup
- Meets Biweekly
- Public Outreach Ongoing
- Downtown Spokane Partnership
- Neighborhoods
- Community Assembly
- Plan Commission
- Two Workshops to Date
- Hearing June 28th (Tentative)
- City Council
- Summer 2017
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More In Informatio ion . . . . .
- Online: my.spokanecity.org/projects/parklets
- Phone: 509.625.6300
- In-Person: City Hall, 3rd Floor