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Riverfront Park Redevelopment Update Leroy Eadie, Director, City of Spokane Parks & Recreation Building on the Master Plan Voters approved a $64 million bond for redevelopment that didnt raise taxes Overview SNX MENE


  1. Riverfront Park Redevelopment Update Leroy Eadie, Director, City of Spokane Parks & Recreation

  2. Building on the Master Plan Voters approved a $64 million bond for redevelopment that didn’t raise taxes

  3. Overview SNXʷ MENEʔ (sin-HOO-men-huh) The 5 bond projects

  4. Looff Carrousel & South Gateway May Grand Opening

  5. Programming the South Bank

  6. North Bank Playground Great Floods-themed destination playground for all abilities. Design firm Bernardo Wills selected. Public outreach (open house & survey) on design concepts: Fall 2018 Playground (Phase I): Fall 2019 Parking, M&O, Additional amenities (Phase II): Spring 2020

  7. Pavilion Creating multi-use event and gathering space with river views, shade, and light. Fall 2019

  8. Elevation & Admin Building

  9. Light

  10. Shade

  11. Promenades

  12. Promenades North & Mid Promenade: Irrigation and utilities work underway. Phase I: Fall 2018 Phase II: Spring 2019 Before After Blue Bridge sidewalk stringers removed, East Promenade: Future Centennial Trail fixing joints and installing guard screen. Spring 2019

  13. Tree Protections & Removals The Master Plan was designed to ensure trees of the highest significance and value remained. 2-for-1 replacement policy The tree work for the Promenade and Pavilion project involves the removal of 128 trees, resulting in the planting of 256 new trees throughout the park system.

  14. Tree Protections & Removals Based on current design, the new park will gain 2.75 more acres of softscape than it had prior to renovations. Softscape will make up about 65% of the new park. (Previously, it was about 58%.)

  15. A Cleaner Park An additional deliverable to the citizens is a cleaner park. Updated environmental standards since Expo ’74. Three EPA Brownfield grants totaling $600,000.

  16. Stepwell Joint Art Committee recommended, and Park Board approved, signature art piece Stepwell. Future site on Havermale Island. Art Plan for the park also approved. Construction: Fall 2019

  17. Working Budget

  18. Timeline Recreational Ice Ribbon & SkyRide Facility Completed December 2017 Looff Carrousel Completed Spring 2018 U.S. Pavilion Late 2017 – Fall 2019 Promenades Summer 2016 – Fall 2019 Regional Playground Fall 2019

  19. View from Above May 2018

  20. Photo: James Richman Questions / Comments? Thank you

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