Public Comment Period for Site Plan

Woodinville, WALocal News

The City of Woodinville has initiated a public comment period for the significant redevelopment project known as Chateau Saint Michelle-East, covering 48 acres of industrial land east of the old BNSF railroad track. This ambitious proposal includes the construction of a new 120-room hotel, additional retail spaces, and a redesigned concert venue, while also preserving historic structures like the manor house and caretaker house. The public is encouraged to submit comments until April 22, 2025, as part of the Type 2 Site Plan Review process. The project is expected to contribute positively to the local economy and enhance community amenities. Various permits will be required, including a critical areas determination and site development permits, indicating the project's complexity and regulatory considerations.

Residents can access application materials at City Hall and contact Senior Planner Kelsey Loch for further inquiries. This redevelopment not only aims to revitalize the area but also addresses environmental considerations, including the management of wetlands and streams on the site. Engaging the community in this process is crucial to ensure that diverse perspectives are considered in the planning stages.

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