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Council appoints Tracy to the planning commission (Resolution 675)

September 09, 2025 | La Conner, Skagit County, Washington


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Council appoints Tracy to the planning commission (Resolution 675)
The council approved a resolution (No. 675) appointing Tracy to the town planning commission. Tracy introduced herself at the meeting, saying she has lived locally for eight years and recently opened a downtown pet store; she described having experience both as a homeowner who undertook a remodel and as a business owner.

Why it matters: Planning commission membership affects local land‑use reviews, permits and design decisions. Council members said they were looking for merchants’ perspectives on planning issues in the downtown area.

Details and outcome: Council reported there were three applications for the vacancy and that a fourth applicant was expected. The mayor recommended Tracy on the grounds of her merchant perspective and local ties. A council member moved, another seconded, and the appointment passed by unanimous voice vote. Staff said the appointment corresponds with resolution number 675.

Discussion vs. action: The discussion covered Tracy’s qualifications and community ties; the action was formal appointment to the planning commission.

Ending: Tracy was welcomed and told she would receive meeting materials and the schedule for the next meeting.

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