Draft housing code, transportation district public hearing on Woodway Town Council agenda May 19

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Woodway Town Council will convene on May 19 to hold a public hearing focused on establishing a Transportation Benefit District. This district aims to improve local transportation infrastructure and services. Alongside this, the council will present a draft of a new accessory dwelling unit and middle housing code, reflecting ongoing efforts to address housing needs in the community. The meeting will occur at Town Hall and will also be accessible remotely via Microsoft Teams, allowing wider participation from residents. Attendees can join by calling +1 323-795-5201 and entering the provided meeting ID.

This initiative highlights the council's commitment to enhancing both transportation and housing options for residents. The agenda and relevant documents are available for download, ensuring transparency in council proceedings. These developments are crucial for addressing the growing demands for both transportation and affordable housing in Woodway.

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