South Logan Stakeholders,

Help shape the future of South Logan! The City of Spokane recently published the Draft South Logan TOD Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). We are currently taking comments during the 30-day public comment period through Thursday, June 8.

The community, organizations and groups, local and tribal governments, state agencies, and other stakeholders with expertise are encouraged to review and comment on the draft documents. Your input will help shape the development of the preferred alternative in the coming weeks that will guide future growth, priorities, and investments in this emerging and changing area.

If you want to learn more about the Draft Plan and DEIS, there are a couple of ways to engage!

• Public Workshop Presentation: An overview presentation of the draft documents is available for viewing on the project webpage. This is adapted from the presentation given at the public workshop on May 18, and shares about the Draft Plan and DEIS.
• South Logan StoryMap: The City has also updated the South Logan StoryMap with an interactive way to learn about the draft alternatives and project background. The draft materials can be downloaded on the South Logan TOD Project webpage.

We want to hear from you! If you have thoughts, feedback, concerns to share, please submit written comments by email to southlogantod@spokanecity.org by end of day on Thursday, June 8. Questions to consider include: Are there aspects of the alternatives that you like, and feel should be prioritized? Are there gaps or other opportunities that should be considered? Do the alternatives adequately address the community values, goals, and policies? Is there enough information to analyze and mitigate likely environmental impacts?

Make your voice heard by sharing input during the draft planning stage prior to any further consideration by Plan Commission and City Council.



Visit the project page for all the latest updates and upcoming presentations. Thank you for your ongoing interest and participation in the South Logan TOD Project.

A public workshop on the Draft South Logan TOD Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Statement was held on May 18 at Gonzaga University.

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