Overwhelming Passage of the 2023 Housing Levy / Budget Update / Hearing Examiner Denies Impact Fees SEPA Appeal / Resolution Passes: New Welcoming Policy for Individuals in Shelter and Receiving Services / CORRECTION on Fauntleroy Terminal Article / More Staffing News / Neighborhood Matching Fund Awards / Musician and Music Venue Survey re: Parking and Loading Needs

November 9, 2023June 23, 2025By Joseph Peha

Contents Fantastic News of the Overwhelming Passage of the 2023 Housing Levy This Week in the Budget Hearing Examiner Denies Impact Fees SEPA Appeal Resolution Passes: New Welcoming Policy for Individuals in Shelter and Receiving Services CORRECTION on Fauntleroy Terminal Article More Staffing News Neighborhood Matching Fund Awards Musician and Music Venue Survey re: Parking […]

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