Edmonds Planning Board to discuss middle and STEP housing, parking codes March 26

Edmonds, WALocal News

On March 26, the Edmonds Planning Board will convene to deliberate on significant updates to middle housing and STEP housing codes, ensuring alignment with state legislation HB 1110 and SB 5258. These proposed changes aim to enhance zoning regulations and address accessory dwelling unit (ADU) density, reflecting the city's commitment to effective urban planning. The board will also consider updates to parking codes in relation to three legislative bills—HB 6015, SB 6617, and HB 2343—that have implications for housing construction. The meeting will take place at 6 p. m.

in the Brackett Room on the third floor of Edmonds City Hall, with remote participation options available via Zoom for broader community engagement. Residents are encouraged to participate in discussions that directly impact local housing strategies and urban development. By promoting transparency and accessibility, the Planning Board aims to foster community involvement in shaping the future of Edmonds. For those interested, the complete agenda for the meeting can be found online. This initiative underscores the city's proactive approach to addressing housing needs and regulatory compliance.

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