Planning commission adopts unit‑lot subdivision changes despite concerns over separate utility hookups
The Monroe Planning Commission on June 9 adopted findings of fact and conclusions of law recommending that the City Council approve unit‑lot subdivision code amendments required by ESSB 5258, while flagging concerns that an engineering requirement for separate utility hookups could substantially increase costs for small developers.
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The Monroe Planning Commission on June 9 adopted findings of fact and conclusions of law recommending that the City Council approve amendments to Chapter 22.68 of the Monroe Municipal Code to implement unit‑lot subdivisions as required by ESSB 5258.
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