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Request for Proposal for Potential Areas of Future Growth of the Leavenworth Urban Growth Area

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The City of Leavenworth, Washington, is actively seeking qualified consultants through a Request for Proposal (RFP) to conduct a detailed analysis of its Urban Growth Area, in accordance with RCW 39. 80. This strategic initiative aims to identify potential growth areas that align with the city’s long-term planning goals. The RFP outlines specific criteria and expectations for the proposals, inviting insights that will drive sustainable urban development. Interested consultants are encouraged to review the detailed RFP, which is accessible via the city's official website.

This project highlights Leavenworth’s commitment to responsible growth and infrastructure enhancement, ensuring that community needs are prioritized in planning efforts. By leveraging expert analysis, the city aims to make informed decisions that will benefit its residents and optimize land use. The importance of this initiative cannot be understated as it will shape the future landscape of Leavenworth. Engaging qualified professionals is expected to yield valuable recommendations that support the city's vision for sustainable development.

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