Public hearing on code update for city right of way among items on Aug. 12 council agenda - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds City Council is set to hold a public hearing on August 12 regarding proposed updates to city code focused on the management of right-of-way areas. These updates aim to refine the city’s protocols for handling public spaces and infrastructure, which is crucial for effective urban planning. The council’s agenda reflects a commitment to improving community accessibility and resource management. Local officials highlight that the proposed changes are designed to address the evolving needs of residents and enhance public safety. Participation from the community is encouraged, as it provides an opportunity for residents to express their concerns and suggestions.

This initiative is expected to have a lasting impact on the city’s public space management strategies. The council will also discuss other related matters during the meeting. Improved management of right-of-way areas could lead to better urban development outcomes for Edmonds.

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