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Lacey Planning Commission reviews 2026 docket; flags Martin Way corridor and annexation for priority
Summary
Staff presented an aggressive 2026 docket driven largely by state mandates — including co‑living, childcare centers, parking and middle housing — and highlighted a multiyear annexation of the Martin Way corridor aimed at qualifying for a sales tax credit by annexing 10,000+ residents.
Planning staff reviewed the commission’s draft 2026 docket Dec. 10 and urged commissioners to prioritize items required by state law while offering guidance on optional code amendments and long‑range projects.
Staff described eight state‑mandated code updates that must be completed in the coming year, including co‑living implementation, childcare center allowances, parking code updates (notably bicycle parking), accessory dwelling unit (ADU) changes permitting up to two ADUs per lot and new middle‑housing allowances. Staff…
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