Notice of Hearing Kitsap Bank Headquarters PO Number LU23-SH SDP-01

Port Orchard, WALocal News

On November 26, 2024, the City of Port Orchard will conduct a public hearing regarding the Kitsap Bank Headquarters, a significant project aimed at enhancing local economic development. The hearing, which takes place before the City’s Hearing Examiner, focuses on a site located at 625 & 639 Bay St, where plans include a retail bank, additional retail leased space, and office facilities. The project, identified as File Number LU23-SH SDP-01, has passed environmental scrutiny, receiving a SEPA Determination of Significance and a Final Environmental Impact Statement in previous years. As a Planned Action, it is exempt from further SEPA reviews, streamlining the approval process for development. Community engagement is encouraged, with options available for public testimony via Zoom and written comments accepted until the hearing closes.

A comprehensive record of the project and supporting documents can be accessed by the public at no charge. This project not only aims to enhance local services but also signifies a commitment to responsible urban development in Port Orchard. Stakeholders and residents are urged to participate actively in the hearing to voice their opinions and concerns.

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