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Mayor says talks with Purple Sage moving toward subdivision proposal

Soap Lake City Council · January 7, 2026
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Mayor Peter Sharp told council he has been meeting with Purple Sage and consultants about a proposed stick-built home subdivision; he said a formal proposal will be presented to council soon and noted a $100,000 grant for the comprehensive plan.

Mayor Peter Sharp told the council he has met with representatives from Purple Sage, Public Works Director Olson, Gray & Osborne and the city attorney to discuss next steps on a potential subdivision. The discussion is focused on a development of stick‑built homes; the mayor said a formal proposal will be brought to councilmembers soon.

Sharp also listed other priorities he is working on, including the 2030 Census update, an E‑911 list, urban growth management and a $100,000 grant for the comprehensive plan. No binding land‑use approvals were made at the Jan. 7 meeting; council will consider any formal proposal when it is placed on a future agenda.