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Monroe Planning Commission closes hearing on commute-trip-reduction code changes; directs staff to draft findings
Summary
The Planning Commission closed a public hearing on proposed amendments to Monroe’s commute trip reduction (CTR) code implementing the city’s 2025–2029 CTR plan and unanimously directed staff to draft findings recommending Council approval.
The Monroe City Planning Commission closed a public hearing and unanimously directed staff to prepare findings of fact and conclusions of law recommending the City Council approve proposed amendments to Chapter 22.88 MMC to align with state commute-trip-reduction (CTR) requirements.
Anita, a city planner, explained that Washington state CTR law requires employers meeting the "major employer" threshold—defined in the draft as employers with 100 or more full‑time employees at a single…
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