Notice of Planning Commission Public Hearing Amendments to the City of Leavenworth Code Permitting Conversion of Existing Development into Condominium Ownership

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth City Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for June 5, 2024, focusing on amendments to the city code that would permit the conversion of existing developments into condominium ownership in designated residential zoning districts. The hearing will occur at City Hall and virtually via ZOOM, fostering community involvement in local decision-making. These amendments are significant as they aim to enhance housing options in Leavenworth, addressing the growing demand for varied residential choices. Interested citizens are encouraged to participate and share their thoughts, with questions being directed to the Community Development department. The proposed changes are exempt from SEPA, which streamlines the procedural process for implementation.

This public hearing not only allows residents to voice their opinions but also signifies the city's commitment to adapting its housing policies. Engaging with the community on such important issues reflects the city’s dedication to transparency and local governance. Attending the hearing could provide insights into the future of residential development in Leavenworth.

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