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Council member reports LOTT board approved watershed funding, surplus-land sale for affordable housing
Summary
Council Member Madron reported Jan. 7 that the LOTT board renewed an accord with the Squaxin Island Tribe, committed $525,000 for watershed restoration over six years, and approved a discounted surplus-land sale intended for affordable housing.
At the Jan. 7 Olympia City Council meeting, Council Member Madron reported on recent actions by LOTT (the regional sewer and wastewater utility board), including a renewed accord with the Squaxin Island Tribe, a multiyear watershed funding commitment and a surplus-land sale intended for affordable housing.
Madron said the board renewed “an accord with the Squaxin Island Tribe” and incorporated an updated land acknowledgment; LOTT’s service area language also referenced additional watersheds including Henderson Inlet. Madron reported LOTT committed $525,000 toward watershed restoration work over the next six years. She also said the board approved the sale of surplus land to the city of Lacey at…
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