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City of Snohomish Issues Key Development Decisions for Residential and Mixed-Use Projects

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The City of Snohomish has taken significant steps in urban development with two recent announcements. On March 24, 2025, officials issued a Notice of Decision for a Planned Residential Development (PRD), which will transform a 12. 83-acre site into 39 single-family lots on Terrace Avenue. This development is designed to enhance local living conditions with added open space and landscaping features. Just a few days prior, on March 18, 2025, a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance was issued for a mixed-use project near Avenue D and Bonneville Avenue.

This ambitious project will include two mixed-use buildings and townhomes, responding to the increasing demand for diverse housing options in Snohomish. These decisions underscore the city's commitment to managing sustainable growth while providing essential residential and commercial spaces. Residents and stakeholders can access more information about ongoing and future projects via the City’s official planning portal. The proactive approach taken by the city reflects a strategic vision for its urban landscape.

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