Upcoming Dust Abatement to Close Parking Lot at Leavenworths Public Boat Launch for Two Days

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has scheduled a dust abatement project that will necessitate the closure of the Public Boat Launch parking lot on July 16 and 17, 2024. The closure is part of a broader initiative to improve the area’s environmental conditions and enhance user experience. On July 16, site preparation will be conducted, followed by the application of dust control material on July 17. All vehicles must exit the lot by 5:00 a. m.

on July 16 to avoid towing, which will be enforced at the owner's expense. The parking lot is expected to reopen on July 18, ensuring that it remains accessible for residents and visitors. This temporary closure underscores the city’s commitment to maintaining public spaces and minimizing dust pollution. Community members are encouraged to plan accordingly and seek alternative parking options during this period. The city appreciates the public's understanding and cooperation during the dust abatement process.

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