Leavenworth Launches Downtown Parking Garage Project

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth announced its plans to construct a downtown parking garage, appointing ARC Architects as the lead consultant for the project. City Administrator Matthew Selby expressed excitement about the partnership, emphasizing the need for sustainable solutions to alleviate congestion and enhance community experience. Jeff Wandasiewicz, Principal at ARC Architects, highlighted their expertise in crafting designs that respect the city’s Bavarian architectural theme. The strategic plan will address crucial factors such as location, design, environmental impact, and economic viability. Next steps involve gathering site survey data and conducting a detailed feasibility study.

This initiative aims to improve accessibility for both residents and tourists, addressing the challenges posed by heavy visitation. The project aligns with the city's broader goals of enhancing urban infrastructure. Local leaders view this as a crucial step towards supporting future growth and tourism.

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