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Everett Station District Alliance outlines 58-unit affordable housing proposal and school partnership
Summary
A representative of Everett Public Schools described an early-stage partnership with the Everett Station District Alliance to support a planned 58-unit affordable housing development that would reserve 15 units for families with school-age children and aim to open near the 2028 school year.
Ed Peterson, identified himself as president of the Everett Station District Alliance (ESDA), and Brock Howell, ESDA’s executive director, appeared during public comment to describe an affordable housing project and to request district collaboration in state funding applications.
Peterson said ESDA submitted an application to the City of Everett on Oct. 16 as part of an early financing process and said the legislature provides incentives through the State Housing…
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