Recently, Comcast Cable TV interviewed Spokane Valley planner and project director Scott Kuhta about the Sprague-Appleway Corridor Plan. Here’s a link to one of three such interviews, viewable with QuickTime® plugin, or downloadable for viewing on your home computer or iPod™. Each interview, hosted by Comcast TV’s Steve Mumm, runs approximately five minutes.

Recently, Comcast Cable TV interviewed Spokane Valley planner and project director Scott Kuhta about the Sprague-Appleway Corridor Plan. Here’s a link to one of three such interviews, viewable with QuickTime® plugin, or downloadable for viewing on your home computer or iPod™. Each interview, hosted by Comcast TV’s Steve Mumm, runs approximately five minutes.

Recently, Comcast Cable TV interviewed Spokane Valley Council Member Richard Munson about the Sprague-Appleway Corridor Plan. Here’s a link to one of three interviews regarding the project, viewable with QuickTime® plugin, or downloadable for viewing on your home computer or iPod™. Each interview, hosted by Comcast TV’s Steve Mumm, runs approximately five minutes.

Here it is! The latest version of the Sprague & Appleway Corridor Subarea Plan - the "Public Hearing Draft" developed for upcoming presentations and review by the City of Spokane Valley.

It’s a very large file, so give it time to download. Have a slow connection or prefer a disk copy? Get in touch with project lead at the City for a free CD-ROM version.

We’ve also included copies of the City’s Notice of Availability for the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (DSEIS) and the copy of the DSEIS adopted on January 18, 2008, both linked below.

On Tuesday, October 2nd, lead consultant Michael Freedman of FTB presented plans and concepts regarding the proposed new City center and library before a special joint meeting of the Spokane Valley City Council and Spokane County Library District board members.

Currently, plans depict a center on a 30-acre site, bounded by University, Sprague, Appleway and Dartmouth. The project is intended to include a new City Hall and library amid retail, restaurants and pedestrian areas. The libary will anchor the new project according to Friedman, since such features generate visits by both commercial and residential users.

Here’s a print copy of FTB’s slide-show - it’s a large file, so be patient while it’s downloading!