NOA Salmonberry Apartments Development Proposal in Port Orchard

Port Orchard, WALocal News

The City of Port Orchard has issued a public notice regarding the Salmonberry Apartments development proposal, inviting community members to comment and appeal the decision. This proposal includes a development agreement for the dedication of public property aimed at future road improvements related to the Bethel Phase 4 Project. The comment period is open until September 2, 2024, giving residents the opportunity to engage with the planning process. The application was deemed technically complete as of August 14, 2024, and the project is in compliance with local zoning laws for the Commercial Mixed Use district. A preliminary SEPA determination of nonsignificance was previously issued, indicating that the project is not expected to have significant environmental impacts.

Interested parties can examine the application file at the Department of Community Development by making an appointment. The project has the potential to significantly influence local infrastructure and housing development. Community involvement is encouraged to ensure that all perspectives are considered before the City Council holds a hearing on the matter.

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