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Ocean Shores Planning Commission approves Oyhut Bay Division 4 final plat
Summary
The Ocean Shores Planning Commission voted unanimously Jan. 27 to approve the final plat for Oyhut Bay Division 4, creating 21 parcels and requiring bonds and wetland protections while final paving is postponed until spring.
The Ocean Shores Planning Commission on Jan. 27 approved the final plat for Oyhut Bay Division 4, a 21-lot subdivision that planning staff said meets prior preliminary-plat conditions and includes completed water and sewer work ready to be accepted by the city.
Planner Marshall Reed told the commission the final plat creates lots 91 through 111 — a total of 21 parcels — and that the Washington State Department of Ecology had confirmed the environmental review (SEPA) conditions had not changed, so no additional SEPA review was required. "I have, today before the planning commission and the public, final plat or division 4 of Oyhut Bay," Reed said during the hearing.
The staff summary said both the water and sewer crews…
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