Council April 1 set to review priorities for Comprehensive Plan amendments

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds City Council is set to convene on April 1 to review and prioritize proposed amendments to the 2025 Comprehensive Plan. Councilmembers will vote on which of the 28 ideas submitted for consideration should be advanced for further study. This initial review, conducted at a prior meeting on March 25, highlights the council's commitment to community involvement in urban planning. The study results for the selected proposals are expected to be reported by the end of June, leading to a formal proposal decision in early July. The amendments will undergo a public process, including review by the Edmonds Planning Board, ensuring transparency and community input.

In addition to the Comprehensive Plan discussions, the council will receive an annual presentation from the Edmonds Center for the Arts, emphasizing the city's support for local arts initiatives. The meeting will take place in the council chambers and will be streamed live, providing multiple avenues for public participation. This proactive approach reflects the council's dedication to addressing community needs and fostering civic engagement.

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