Canceled Planning Commission Public Workshop on Housing 3262020 at 630 PM City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth Planning Commission has officially canceled its public workshop on housing, which was scheduled for March 26, 2020, at Cascade High School. This workshop was designed to facilitate community engagement on housing issues, providing a platform for discussing current needs and future options. The intent was to gather public input to guide the upcoming Housing Action Plan, a critical step for local governance in addressing housing shortages. Residents were encouraged to share their thoughts and concerns with Development Services at City Hall, ensuring that community voices are still heard despite the cancellation. The Planning Commission recognizes the importance of ongoing dialogue about housing, a vital concern for many residents.

Alternative methods for public feedback will be explored to maintain engagement on this pressing issue. This cancellation highlights the challenges faced by local governments in facilitating community discussions, especially in uncertain times. The city remains dedicated to addressing housing needs through continued outreach and planning efforts.

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