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Sequim planning commission sets Sept. 1 public hearing for comprehensive plan

Sequim Planning Commission · August 27, 2026

Summary

City staff told the commission the Planning Commission public hearing on the comprehensive plan is scheduled for Sept. 1, with a City Council hearing planned for Sept. 28 and a staff report to be posted Aug. 25 and packet emailed Aug. 28.

The Sequim Planning Commission set a Sept. 1 public hearing on the comprehensive plan and was told the City Council hearing is expected Sept. 28 as the next step toward adoption.

Carla, a city staff member, said, "The next session, after today's meeting will be at the public hearing September 1." She told commissioners a staff report will be posted Aug. 25 and the full packet will be emailed and posted on Aug. 28 so members can review revised crosswalks for the comp plan and Title 18.

Staff described that after the council hearing on Sept. 28 the council may deliberate and make a motion; if council action proceeds as anticipated the adopting ordinance could return to the commission in October. Carla also explained how staff will flag newly added items in crosswalks so commissioners do not have to reread entire documents for the hearing packet.

The hearing packet will include a public‑comment crosswalk and a staff response memo documenting comment themes and staff recommendations; commissioners were advised materials and any late comments received the day of the hearing will be provided in hard copy at the dais.

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