Proposed Friday Harbor zoning changes would tighten parking, building and conversion rules for transient accommodations while a separate First Street project seeks six transient-housing units.
Ocean Shores is moving forward with a proposal to convert retail-commercial space at 171 E Chance A La Mer NE into a combined City Hall and Police Department facility, though no opening date, construction schedule or total cost has been established.
Lynnwood records show applications for a proposed 124-unit affordable-housing development, while a separate city notice covers a 175-unit proposal.
Marysville is considering repeal of its 2001 116th Street Master Plan while retaining a 38th Drive NE connection. Comments on the environmental determination are due Aug. 5, with appeals due Aug. 6.
Council will review a May 2026 Housing Analysis and Land Capacity results for the 2027 plan update—showing overall capacity, but a low-income affordability gap.
