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City Council President Ben Stuckart, who has sought to balance the desires of the homeless and downtown businesses, says he made a mistake by approving filling the area under I-90 with anti-homeless boulders.
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The trouble with rubble
City Council President Ben Stuckart reverses himself on the city's decision to spend $150,000 to place boulders under I-90 to deter the homeless. UPDATE: Stuckart has since clarified his comments about whether Spokane should build a "tent city." (Spokesman-Review)
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