CITY HALL EYEBALL: Pot and Planning at tonight's council meeting

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The Spokane City Council tonight will toke, er, take up whether the city should support a change to federal law so doctors can prescribe medical marijuana.

Council members will also vote tonight to decide whether a slew of neighborhood development plans should be endorsed. Included in the alphabet soup is a pedestrian and bike plan for Five Mile, an open space and parks plan for Southgate, and endorsing the planning efforts of the Nevada-Lidgerwood Planning Group. 

If you can sit still through all that, you might see the council vote on whether to support Mayor David Condon's Use of Force Commission.