Public Notice of Development Proposal for McCormick North Village Residential

Port Orchard, WALocal News

The City of Port Orchard has issued a public notice regarding the McCormick North Village Residential project, inviting residents to participate in the development review process. This initiative includes a Land Disturbing Activity Permit and a Storm Drainage Permit, with a crucial public comment period running until April 20, 2025. The project spans 9. 63 acres, situated between SW Old Clifton and SW Yarrow St, and aims to improve local infrastructure through various development activities. A SEPA Determination of Non-Significance was previously issued, indicating the project will not significantly impact the environment, and no appeals were filed against this determination.

Residents are encouraged to examine the application file and can direct their queries to City Engineer Chris Hammer. Engaging with this process is essential, as community feedback can influence the final decision. Additionally, strict deadlines for comments and appeals highlight the importance of timely participation. This development represents a significant opportunity for local growth and infrastructure enhancement in Port Orchard.

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