Government

Hope House garners $13 million for downtown project

Low-income apartments, shelter near full funding
Virginia Thomas
The Washington State Housing Finance Commission has approved $237 million for construction or preservation of nearly 1,000 affordable apartments throughout the state, including $13 million in tax-credit equity for the 60 units to be built at the planned
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AIA promotes architects as advocates

Association leaders say profession is well suited to serve broader role
LeAnn Bjerken
When most of us think of architects, we probably think of building designers and creative types, rather than leaders in promoting beneficial social and environmental change.
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Natasha Nellis

Spokane Valley's industrial evolution

City streamlines process to make it easier to develop in part of town
Natasha Nellis
The city of Spokane Valley is taking some of the uncertainty out of development on an 840-acre northeast industrial area, near Barker Road and Trent Avenue. The goal is to save developers time and money by providing them with both a traffic analysis and
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Two North Spokane Corridor projects to wrap up soon

Next phase to require three-year closure at Wellesley Avenue
LeAnn Bjerken
Washington state Department of Transportation is working to wrap up two projects this spring relating to the North Spokane Corridor, and plans to start another this summer, says design project engineer Bob Hilmes.
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Sportsplex plans are under review

Construction expected to begin by this spring
Natasha Nellis
The $40 million Sportsplex planned near downtown is currently in the design-review and budget planning stage under the purview of the Spokane Public Facility District's board of directors
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