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Sedro-Woolley planning commission schedules March 17 public hearing on street‑naming and addressing code
Summary
The planning commission voted Feb. 17 to schedule a March 17 public hearing on proposed amendments to Sedro‑Woolley’s municipal code to codify address and street‑naming standards, including coordination with Skagit County 911, fire and public works and proposed requirements for latitude/longitude recording.
The Sedro‑Woolley Planning Commission voted Feb. 17 to schedule a public hearing for March 17, 2026, on proposed amendments to the city municipal code that would formalize address and street‑naming standards.
Staff said the draft—recommended by the city attorney and the Skagit County addressing authority—moves many current staff‑level practices into code to reduce liability and standardize how addresses and street names are assigned. An unidentified staff member (speaker 5) said most edits reference the city’s public works standards and that the city had incorporated comments from the fire department and Skagit County 911. “Most of the changes here work to reference the public works department standards,”…
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