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Notice of Public Hearing on Cascade School District Annexation

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The City of Leavenworth is moving forward with a public hearing on February 9, 2016, regarding a petition for annexation submitted by the Cascade School District. This proposal encompasses approximately 6. 4 acres located at the northwest corner of Pine Street and Titus Road. The hearing will take place at 6:45 PM at Leavenworth City Hall, where community members are invited to share their thoughts on this important development. The site is categorized as Low Density Residential 6,000 (RL-6) in the city’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan, indicating its potential for residential growth.

Residents have the option to attend the hearing or submit written comments to Nathan Pate, the Development Services Manager. This annexation could have lasting impacts on local zoning and development patterns. The public's involvement is crucial as it shapes the future of the area. As the city continues to grow, such hearings provide a platform for community engagement and transparency in local governance.

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