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Residential Targeted Area Multi-Family Tax Exemption Public Hearing Scheduled for September 25, 2023

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The City of Snoqualmie, WA, will conduct a public hearing on September 25, 2023, regarding the Residential Targeted Area Multi-Family Tax Exemption during its 7 PM City Council meeting. This event is essential as it tackles the pressing housing needs within the community, which may shape the future of multi-family living arrangements. With housing affordability being a significant concern for many residents, the hearing provides an opportunity for public input on policies that could influence local housing development. The city seeks to engage its citizens in discussions about how such exemptions may affect community growth and residential diversity. A linked public notice offers further details for those interested in participating.

This hearing highlights the importance of local governance in addressing housing challenges, and attendance is highly encouraged for community members wishing to influence local policy decisions.

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