Notice of Public Hearing - Hearing Examiner - PA24-008 Lakewood Heights

Marysville, WALocal News

The upcoming public hearing for the Lakewood Heights Planned Residential Development is set for January 16, 2024, at 6:00 PM at the Marysville Council Chambers. This development proposal, submitted by MJS Investors, envisions a 182-lot residential area on approximately 29. 48 acres, which includes plans for essential infrastructure improvements such as utility and roadway extensions. The proposal also involves a concurrent rezone to ensure the zoning is consistent with the development's goals, which is crucial for effective urban planning. The hearing will be held both in person and via Zoom, ensuring that all community members can participate regardless of their circumstances.

The city is committed to accessibility, offering services for hearing-impaired individuals and accommodating special needs with advance notice. Residents are encouraged to engage with the process, as the project could have significant implications for local housing and community development. For any inquiries about the project, Amy Hess, the Senior Planner, is available for assistance. This public hearing represents an important opportunity for community input on a significant local development.

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