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East Central testimony
“We're going to be one of the hotspots for infill. And I accept that, and we're a place that it should happen. But I'm not seeing a plan for where these kids and people are going to recreate or walk or have a dirt path or see flowers or see birds.”
Sam Mace · East Central resident
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Today, East Central ranks first in the City's tree-equity work order.
A 2021 Park Board record says Underhill already met the City's goal of having a park within a 5- to 10-minute walk.
“We have absolutely wonderful urban nature in this community, and it is different than pickleball and tennis and open space that's created in courtyards.”
Karen Mobley · Spokane Urban Nature