Notice of Application Public Works Shop Paving

Port Orchard, WALocal News

A public notice has been published by the City of Port Orchard regarding a development proposal for the paving of the Public Works Shop, inviting community feedback until May 19, 2023. The project aims to pave an existing gravel parking area and upgrade the stormwater treatment system, which is crucial for local infrastructure. The application, submitted on April 28, 2023, has been classified as a Major Land Disturbing Activity and requires a Type II Storm Drainage Permit. The City emphasizes the importance of community engagement, providing residents with the opportunity to comment and appeal the decision if necessary. The notice includes critical details such as the comment period deadline, relevant zoning information, and applicable municipal codes.

Additionally, it specifies that the project has been determined exempt from the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) review. Residents are encouraged to contact Christian Williams, the Civil Engineer overseeing the project, for any questions or concerns. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to maintaining and improving public works facilities while ensuring community involvement.

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