NOA Description Kitsap County Courthouse Parking Lot PO Number PW24-014 - Port Orchard

Port Orchard, WALocal News

The City of Port Orchard has officially released a public notice concerning the Kitsap County Courthouse Parking Lot project, which involves a Major Land Disturbing Activity and Storm Drainage Permit. This proposal, submitted by SCJ Alliance, is crucial for enhancing the parking infrastructure for the Kitsap County Campus. Community members are invited to submit comments during the 14-day public comment period that ends on May 31, 2024. The project site is strategically located at 614 Division Street, near key intersections, and is designed to alleviate parking challenges in the downtown area. The notice provides a comprehensive summary of the application process, including pertinent codes and prior environmental impact statements that have been addressed.

Residents are encouraged to actively participate by voicing their opinions and requesting updates on the project's progress. Failure to adhere to comment deadlines may result in the loss of the right to appeal decisions made about the project. This engagement is vital for ensuring that community needs and concerns are adequately represented in the city's planning processes.

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