Anacortes City Council approves settlement with Shadow Creek Investments LLC

Winter weather warnings and community celebrations took center stage at the Anacortes City Council meeting on February 3, 2025. Council members reminded residents of the closure of Washington Loop Road and Mount Airy Road due to inclement weather, urging caution and advising that garbage and recycling services may be adjusted. Residents were encouraged to check the city website for updates.

In a nod to local pride, the council announced the upcoming celebration of the 100th anniversary of the original Anacortes Seahawks, a significant milestone for the Anacortes School District. The community is invited to join the festivities during halftime at the basketball game on February 6, further fostering local spirit.

Additionally, Anacortes received recognition as a Bicycle Friendly Community with a silver award from the League of American Bicyclists. This accolade highlights the city’s commitment to improving biking safety and accessibility, supported by local initiatives like Anacortes Blocks and Bikes, which provides free bikes to those in need.

The meeting also addressed a legal matter involving Shadow Creek Investments LLC, with the council approving a settlement agreement to resolve an ongoing case currently in the Court of Appeals. This decision was unanimously supported by council members, reflecting a collaborative effort to conclude the legal dispute.

As the meeting progressed, discussions on traffic safety and public works initiatives were noted, with plans for future updates to the council. The meeting underscored Anacortes' dedication to community engagement and infrastructure improvement, setting the stage for continued progress in the city.