Highway 99 Landmark Site Opportunity - City of Edmonds, WA

Edmonds, WALocal News

On June 22, 2023, the City of Edmonds unveiled an opportunity to purchase over 10 acres along Highway 99, termed the Highway 99 Landmark Site. Mayor Mike Nelson and Council President Neil Tibbott announced this at a press conference, expressing the potential for the site to meet various community needs, including housing, open space, and city services. The city will invest $100,000 to secure the option to purchase, with a refundable period of six months, followed by a year dedicated to planning and community engagement. During this 18-month window, the property owner is prohibited from selling to any other party, allowing Edmonds time to develop a vision for the area. This initiative aims to address long-standing concerns raised by residents and officials alike.

The city will explore funding options and partnerships to maximize the site’s potential. Community input is encouraged, with residents invited to share their thoughts on how best to utilize the property. The city council will ultimately make the decision on whether to proceed with the purchase, marking a significant step in enhancing city services.

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