Kenmore Planning Commission Public Hearing on Comprehensive Plan Elements

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Kenmore Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 7 to discuss updates to the Parks, Recreation, and Open Space (PROS) Element and the Capital Facilities Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan. These revisions are part of the PROS Plan update, which is expected to be completed and adopted by the City Council in early 2026. Keeping these elements up-to-date is essential for the city to qualify for state grants that support parks and recreation facilities. The hearing offers residents a platform to voice their opinions on the proposed changes, enhancing community involvement in local governance. City officials stress that these updates are crucial for securing funding necessary for recreational projects that benefit the community.

The PROS Plan aims to improve the quality and accessibility of parks, addressing residents' needs and preferences. Historical data shows that cities with updated plans are more successful in obtaining state funding. Engaging the public in this process reflects Kenmore's commitment to fostering community development and ensuring local resources meet the demands of its residents.

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