Three land purchases will boost parks and trails in the Spokane Valley on May 25, 2021

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Three land purchases will boost parks and trails in the Spokane Valley on May 25, 2021

Three Land Purchases Will Strengthen Spokane Valley Parks and Hiking Trails – May 25, 2021 | The Speaker Review Right Arrow Camera

  • One of the three parcels the Spokane Valley parks division will acquire is a strip of land near the Spokane River along the Centennial Trail on Flora Road, which in the long run may lead to a footbridge leading to city land on the north side of the Spokane River .

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  • One of the three lots the Spokane Valley Parks Department will acquire is a wooded lot near the intersection of 44th Avenue and Bates Road that is being purchased by a local school district and will be a future park.

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  • One of the three parcels the Spokane Valley parks division will acquire is a strip of land that leads to the Spokane River, along the Centennial Trail near the intersection of Flora Road and Montgomery, which in the long run may result in a footbridge that will lead to urban land on the north side of the Spokane River.

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  • One of the three lots the Spokane Valley Parks Department will buy is a wooded lot to the left of the intersection at 44th Avenue and Bates Road, where a Spokane County fire station is located. The land is being bought by a local school district and will be a future city park.

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