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Edmonds Planning Board to review middle housing zoning regulations April 16

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The Edmonds Planning Board is gearing up for a special meeting on April 16, where it will review zoning regulations in light of Washington's middle housing law, HB 1110. This crucial meeting will focus on the implementation of the Middle Housing Model Ordinance and User Guide, which aims to enhance housing availability and affordability in the region. In addition to zoning discussions, the Board will consider changes to the design and review process, prompted by another piece of legislation, HB 1293. The meeting will begin at 6 p. m.

in the Brackett Room, located on the third floor of Edmonds City Hall. Community engagement is encouraged, with remote participation available via Zoom, using meeting ID 873 2287 2194 and passcode 007978. For those preferring to call in, the number is +1 253 205 0468. This event represents a significant opportunity for residents to stay informed and involved in local governance. Access to the complete agenda will be provided for those interested in the topics to be discussed.

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