Notice of Planning Commission Public Hearing Amendments to the City of Leavenworth Code Permitting Unit Lot Subdivision

Leavenworth, WALocal News

On September 4, 2024, the City of Leavenworth will host a public hearing to address proposed amendments to its code regarding unit lot subdivisions. This initiative, led by the Planning Commission and the Department of City Planning, is aimed at modernizing the legal framework that governs land development in the area. The proposed changes include a discussion on a constitutional amendment and the introduction of a Community Identification Number, which could streamline the subdivision process. Local residents, business owners, and community members are encouraged to attend and voice their opinions, as the decisions made could have lasting impacts on the region’s growth and development. This public hearing highlights the city's commitment to transparency and community involvement in planning decisions.

As the landscape of Leavenworth evolves, active participation from stakeholders is vital to ensure that development aligns with community needs and values. The amendments are seen as a proactive step to enhance legal clarity and support sustainable growth. Engaging in this process will empower residents to shape the future of their community.

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