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City of Spokane opens survey for Centennial Trail input
High above the water, the view of the Spokane River
from the Centennial Trail as it passes through Kendall Yards is spectacular!
As shown in the picture, the City of Spokane is working on a proposed project to complete a missing section of the Centennial Trail in the West Central neighborhood that is just north (downstream) of Kendall Yards. City leaders are asking citizens to complete a survey letting them know what you think about the project and how you use the Centennial Trail.
Click here for survey and background information. It will be available until 5 p.m. on Friday, May 15th.
According to a city news release, "The Centennial Trail project in West Central is intended to provide a needed link between already completed sections of the trail, connecting the trail at Boone Avenue and Summit Boulevard to the trail at Pettet Drive and West Point Road. It would replace crumbling sidewalks and curbing in the neighborhood and enhance connectivity for pedestrians and bicyclists to bus stops, parks, schools, and the West Central Community Center."
Click here for a city web site with detailed project information.
