Weigh in on the 27th Street Business District Draft Plan

University Place, WALocal News

The City of University Place has unveiled a draft of the 27th Street Business District Plan, marking a significant step in revitalizing this historic area. Developed in partnership with the planning firm Otak, the draft incorporates feedback from local residents and businesses to create a comprehensive vision for the district's future. The document outlines specific goals, policies, and potential actions to guide redevelopment efforts. It also features illustrated recommendations for enhancing both residential and commercial spaces within the district. Public participation is highly encouraged, with residents invited to review the draft and share their insights via email.

This collaborative approach underscores the importance of community input in shaping the district's future. Once the Planning Commission approves the plan, it will proceed to the City Council for final review and adoption. The engagement of local stakeholders is vital in ensuring that the plan aligns with the aspirations of the community.

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