Notice of Application Bruce Titus Carwash EV Chargers PO Number LU24-Sh SDP-03 - Port Orchard

Port Orchard, WALocal News

The City of Port Orchard is actively seeking community input on the Draft 2025 Stormwater Management Program Plan, highlighting its commitment to local environmental concerns. A related public notice has been issued for a new development proposal concerning Bruce Titus Ford Carwash, focusing on the installation of EV chargers at 1207 Bay Street. The application, submitted on October 8, 2024, includes plans for excavation and concrete work to facilitate the installation of these chargers. Notably, the city has classified this project as meeting the SEPA exemption criteria, meaning no further environmental review will be conducted. Community members are encouraged to participate in the public comment period, which remains open until December 24, 2024, providing an opportunity for residents to express their views and request updates on the project's outcome.

The city underscores the importance of public involvement in local government decisions, reinforcing a collaborative approach to development. Residents can submit comments or request notifications through the City’s Permit Center, ensuring transparency in the decision-making process. By engaging with the community, Port Orchard aims to foster a sense of ownership and responsibility towards sustainable urban development.

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