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Granite Falls planning director reports two new land-use applications; sewer moratorium lifted
Summary
Planning Director Amy Hess told the council that a sewer moratorium was lifted and staff received two new land-use applications — Moonbird Farms (37-lot subdivision) and Pilchuck Crossing (34-unit air-condo) — and noted a staff certification success on the B1 inspector exam.
Planning Director Amy Hess updated the council on development- and permitting-related items at the Feb. 4 meeting.
Hess reported that a sewer moratorium that had been in place was lifted over the weekend, clearing a procedural constraint for some development proposals. She also announced that staff received two new land-use applications: Moonbird Farms, a proposed 37-lot subdivision, and Pilchuck Crossing, a proposed 34-unit air-condo development. Hess additionally highlighted that Joey Harmon passed his B1 inspector exam, a staff certification milestone.
The report was informational; no votes or formal council actions on those two applications were recorded at the meeting. The items were listed as incoming land-use applications and will proceed through the city's normal review and permit process.
