Notice of Public Hearing for the Autumn Strasse Development Agreement with Weidner Investment Group City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth City Council is set to hold a crucial public hearing on August 13, 2024, at 7:00 PM regarding the Autumn Strasse Development Agreement with Weidner Investment Group. The hearing will occur in the City Hall Council Chambers and will also be available through Zoom, allowing for broader community participation. This initiative highlights the city’s dedication to engaging its citizens in the decision-making process concerning local development projects. Residents are encouraged to voice their opinions, as their input is invaluable for shaping community planning. Questions related to the hearing can be directed to Interim Community Development Director Maggie Boles, who can be reached at City Hall or through email.

The article underscores the importance of transparency in local government and the significance of community involvement. As development projects can significantly impact the local economy and environment, this hearing is crucial for residents to understand and influence the future of their community. This announcement fosters a collaborative atmosphere between the city council and its citizens, ensuring that local voices are heard.

Related Articles

Judge grants injunction allowing Port to proceed with Malaga TIF steps

A Douglas County Superior Court judge granted an injunction allowing the Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority to move forward with its Tax Increment Financing (TIF) steps for the Malaga project. The ruling blocks Chelan County from enforcing its regulations that could hinder the Port's development plans. This decision is significant for local economic development efforts.

Chelan PUD outlines 2026 budget with 128 million bottom line

Chelan County PUD proposed a 2026 budget with a $128 million bottom line, reflecting a more sustainable approach amid falling wholesale power prices. A 3 percent rate increase is planned to keep pace with inflation and service demand growth.

Cascade Medical Foundation receives grant for cardiac monitoring

Cascade Medical Foundation received a $2,500 grant to improve its Mobile Integrated Health program, contributing to a $70,590 fundraising goal for a cardiac monitor. This new equipment will enhance in-home post-hospital care for patients, particularly the elderly and those with chronic conditions.