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Anacortes council approves Port’s West Basin shoreline permit and framework plan
Summary
The Anacortes City Council unanimously approved the Port of Anacortes’ West Basin shoreline substantial development permit (STP20230003) and its framework development plan (FMW20230001), adopting 16 staff-recommended conditions and authorizing the mayor to sign final decisions. Council votes were 6–0 on both items.
The Anacortes City Council voted unanimously Jan. 5 to approve two land-use applications from the Port of Anacortes for the West Basin waterfront redevelopment, including a shoreline substantial development permit and a framework development plan.
Grace Pollard, senior planner for the City of Anacortes, told the council the applications cover development within the 200-foot shoreline jurisdiction, including three development pads, a new street-end park, realignment of Market Street and the 9th Avenue intersection, parking improvements and related utilities. Pollard said staff and the planning commission recommended 16 conditions of approval, and that the framework development plan will be…
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