Notice of City Council Public Hearing 9646 Marson Dr Annexation

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth City Council is set to conduct a public hearing on September 25, 2024, focused on the annexation of 9646 Marson Dr. This hearing presents a pivotal opportunity for local residents and stakeholders to express their views on the proposed changes. Community development and annexation are critical issues that can influence local governance, infrastructure, and public services in Chelan County. The council's proactive approach to seeking public input underscores its commitment to transparency and community engagement. As the city faces growth, discussions around annexation become increasingly relevant for residents who may feel the impact of such changes.

The hearing not only allows for public participation but also serves as an educational platform for community members to learn about the implications of annexation. Stakeholders are encouraged to attend, ensuring their perspectives are considered in the decision-making process. This initiative exemplifies the city council's role in fostering a collaborative environment for addressing local needs and future development.

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