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This document outlines the Spokane Valley Comprehensive Plan's Transportation Element Update. It details changes and updates, including the integration of 2023 Growth Management Act revisions requiring Multimodal Level of Service (MMLOS) standards and alignment with SRTC Horizon 2050 goals. The plan focuses on enhancing the multimodal transportation network, promoting Complete Streets, reducing congestion, supporting economic development, and modernizing infrastructure while addressing climate and environmental considerations.
This document summarizes the update of the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Element of the Spokane Valley Comprehensive Plan, based on the 2026 DRAFT Parks Master Plan and extensive community engagement. It presents key findings from inventory assessments, public feedback, and service level analysis to inform goals and policies. Key strategic priorities include maintaining and improving existing parks, expanding trails, connectivity, and natural areas, enhancing recreational programs and access, and developing new facilities to address identified community needs such as aquatic centers and indoor recreation.
This document outlines an update to the Utilities Element of the City of Spokane Valley's Comprehensive Plan, performed in accordance with the Growth Management Act periodic review requirements. The update focuses on electrical service, natural gas, and telecommunications utilities, ensuring alignment with state law, local conditions, and growth projections. It identifies challenges and opportunities in integrating new technologies, maintaining aging infrastructure, meeting future demand, and promoting renewable energy, while balancing aesthetic impact and public safety. Key goals include coordinating with utility providers, strengthening relationships, and promoting efficient, advanced, and sustainable utility systems.
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