Edgewater Bridge June 2025 construction update

Everett, WALocal News

The Everett City Council approved amendments to the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan and Development Regulation on June 18, crucial for shaping local infrastructure and development. The demolition of the Edgewater Bridge is nearly finished, with two original columns left to be removed. Mayor Franklin expressed gratitude to the community for their involvement in the update process. The Final Environmental Impact Statement, published on June 3, is available for public review at everettwa. gov/2044, providing insights into the project's implications.

A public hearing will occur on June 11, allowing residents to voice their opinions before the council votes on the project ordinances. This comprehensive plan aims to address long-term urban planning and environmental concerns in Everett. The city anticipates that these updates will facilitate better urban development and sustainability. Engaging the community is vital as these changes will significantly affect local residents and their neighborhoods.

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