City gets sneak peak into soon-to-open Atlas park
Bill Greenwood (center) gives a tour from within the soon-to-be-completed Atlas Waterfront park.
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Phil Boyd (center) and Jack Griffing (right), both of Welch-Comer, take a moment during the tour of the Atlas Waterfront project to discuss a few of the final touches. The park is scheduled to open in mid-August. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
Attentive city administrator Troy Tymesen (left) listens in as Phil Boyd of Welch-Comer explains the thought process behind an ADA-accessible dock to help people with limited mobility access the Spokane River. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
The view from the dog water park in the Atlas Waterfront project. The new park boasts approximately 2,200 linear feet of riverfront property. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
Architect Phil Boyd (left) and Parks director Bill Greenwood (center) admire the view from the new Atlas Waterfront project's kayak launch. Boyd and Greenwood gave a tour to city leaders and staff over the past two days. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
The sounds of summer were undeniable along the Spokane River Friday, compelling Bill Greenwood to slightly raise his voice over the crash of the waves at his feet....
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