Kittitas County begins public outreach and technical work for 2026 comprehensive plan periodic update
Planning staff outlined the periodic comprehensive plan update required by the Growth Management Act, described an expanded public-participation campaign and subarea planning for Easton, and discussed housing projections, ADU code changes tied to recent state bills and concerns about area median income (AMI) data.
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Planning staff told the Kittitas County Planning Commission on May 13 that the county has launched a periodic update to its comprehensive plan — required under the Growth Management Act — and will run an accelerated schedule to meet statutory deadlines and funding opportunities.
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