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City of Burien hosting public workshop on Comprehensive Plan Amendments on Tuesday, Aug. 19

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The City of Burien will host a public workshop on Aug. 19, 2025, from 4 to 5 p. m. at City Hall to discuss its Comprehensive Plan Amendment application process. City staff will outline application requirements, the review timeline, and ways for residents to participate in shaping the city's future.

The Burien City Council recently adopted Ordinance 868, which includes important housing code and zoning map amendments. Additionally, the council directed staff to explore options for improving public notification about the 2026 amendment process. This workshop aims to inform residents about their role in local governance and enhance community engagement. “Staff will provide further information about the application process,” the city stated. The workshop reflects Burien's commitment to involving its citizens in planning decisions.

Such initiatives are crucial for fostering transparency and participation in city governance.

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