Public Participation Program Revised for Comp Plan Update

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth is actively revising its Comprehensive Plan, which is a crucial requirement under the Washington State Growth Management Act. This review aims to ensure that the plan meets the evolving needs of the community. To facilitate greater public engagement, the city has revised its Public Participation Program, which now includes additional dates and times for Planning Commission Subcommittee meetings. These changes are designed to encourage residents to participate and provide valuable feedback on the plan's updates. By fostering an inclusive dialogue, the city aims to enhance transparency and strengthen community trust in local governance.

The initiative not only reflects Leavenworth's commitment to responsible urban planning but also highlights the importance of citizen involvement in shaping their environment. As residents gather to share their insights, the city can better align its development goals with the aspirations of its citizens. This collaborative effort is essential for creating a Comprehensive Plan that genuinely represents the community's vision.

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