The Pullman City Council approved the authorization for the execution of a professional services agreement with Welch Comer at this week’s meeting. Mayor Francis Benjamin said this meeting was the first with the new order of agenda, placing community comments near the beginning of the meeting. These comments are related to items not on the.
The Save Downtown Pullman group sent out a survey to business owners on Main Street which revealed 86.7% believe the project’s disruptions will harm their businesses. The city already had the bid opening for the project and will now need to work through the bids to bring an offer to city council, Mayor Francis Benjamin.
The Pullman City Council heard from multiple small business owners concerning Project Downtown Pullman at their meeting Jan 30. The meeting began with a presentation from Diane Hodge, Pullman School District finance director, who presented on the 2024 levies. “We want to say we are very grateful for our community and the support they provide.
“We opened hoping to create a venue reflecting the qualities of our region that keeps us here – goodwill, self sufficiency, solidarity: generally, an understanding that time is precious and seems to be best spent with friends and family, connected with the land we live on, the community we live within, with minimal fuss, a.