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Public Hearing Scheduled on Proposed Updates to City’s Accessory Dwelling Unit Regulations, Aug. 7

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The City of Snoqualmie is set to host a public hearing on August 7 at 7 PM, focusing on proposed updates to its Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Regulations. These updates are essential for aligning local laws with recent changes in state legislation, ensuring that the city remains compliant while still supporting the development of ADUs. The current city code permits ADUs, but modifications are necessary to adapt to the evolving regulatory landscape. The city values community involvement, encouraging residents to attend the hearing and voice their opinions on the changes. This initiative not only provides an avenue for public feedback but also emphasizes the importance of resident participation in local governance.

Housing affordability and availability are pressing issues in many communities, making this hearing a significant event for stakeholders. By participating, residents can contribute to shaping policies that directly impact their neighborhoods. The city aims to foster an inclusive dialogue that reflects the community's needs and aspirations regarding housing solutions.

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