Key City Documents
Find the maps, reports, presentations, and draft chapters behind PlanSpokane. Each large City PDF is converted into slides and readable text for your phone. Save key pages like bookmarks.
Housing & Growth Map
Preferred Alternative Presentation
The City's clearest explanation of why it rejected "Stay the Course." Slides 9 through 12 say Spokane has room for enough homes overall, but not enough homes that match local paychecks.
Preferred Alternative Growth Map - City Planning Staff Report
Preferred Alternative Growth Map - Plan Commission Findings
Preferred Alternative Growth Map - City Council Resolution
Land Capacity: How Many Homes Fit
Housing Need by Income
Housing and Displacement Risk
Environmental Review
Draft Environmental Impact Statement - Summary
The City's environmental study in twelve pages. It compares three growth options and summarizes what each could mean for housing, transportation, trees, public services, and other parts of Spokane.
Draft Environmental Impact Statement - Full Document
The full Draft EIS, not just the summary. All 614 pages, searchable by page, including the demolition and displacement analysis and the homeownership findings that the twelve-page summary compresses.
SEPA Exemptions for Infill and Housing
EIS Fact Sheet
Development Code
Spokane Development Code Assessment (BUILDSpokane)
The consultant blueprint for rewriting the zoning code. It recommends combining R1 and R2 into one RS Small-Scale Residential district.
Climate
Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment
Where heat, smoke, flooding, and drought put Spokane at risk. Its neighborhood vulnerability map is worth comparing with the growth map.
Climate Board Policy Recommendation
The 97 climate policies a citizen board sent to the City after a 12-0 vote. The record includes a Spokane Urban Nature comment carried into the recommendation.
Climate Vulnerability Index
Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment - Sector Rollups
Draft Climate Policies
Current Draft Chapters
These are the City's current May 2026 drafts. The City has not posted Chapter 2 for review, so the list runs 1, then 3 and up. When you comment, include the chapter name and the goal or policy number when one applies.
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 3 - Growth Strategy
Chapter 4 - Transportation
Chapter 5 - Capital Facilities and Utilities
Chapter 6 - Housing
Chapter 7 - Economic Prosperity
Chapter 8 - Urban Design and Historic Preservation
Chapter 9 - Natural Environment
Chapter 10 - Community Health
Chapter 11 - Neighborhoods
Chapter 12 - Parks and Recreation
Chapter 13 - Local Governance Through Civic Participation
Draft Glossary
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