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Council set to hold briefings June 2 on unified development code, City Center subarea plan

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The Lynnwood City Council will convene on June 2 for briefings on the unified development code and the City Center and Alderwood subarea plans. Following the public session, the council will enter an executive session to evaluate the qualifications of candidates for public employment. The meeting will kick off at 6 p. m. at Lynnwood City Hall, located at 19100 44th Ave.

W. Residents can find the complete agenda on the city's website. Additionally, the meeting will be live streamed, allowing greater community engagement. These discussions will significantly influence local development strategies and employment opportunities. The unified development code is essential for regulating land use and building standards in Lynnwood.

As such, these briefings represent an important step toward shaping the city's growth and public service staffing.

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