City of Port Orchard Notice of Application for Grub Stump Removal

Port Orchard, WALocal News

The City of Port Orchard is calling for public input regarding its Draft 2025 Stormwater Management Program Plan, highlighting the significance of community involvement in local environmental initiatives. Concurrently, a development proposal for Grub & Stump Removal at 652 SE Meline Rd has been announced, which focuses on the removal of invasive blackberry and scotch broom species as well as dead and hazardous trees. This initiative aims to prepare the land for seeding into pasture, enhancing the local ecosystem. Residents have the right to comment on this application, with the public comment period set to close on April 12, 2024, allowing ample time for feedback. The project has undergone an environmental review and has been categorized as exempt under Washington Administrative Code, indicating minimal expected impact.

This proactive approach reflects the city's commitment to environmental stewardship and responsible land use. Interested individuals can request notifications of any hearings and obtain copies of decisions once made, ensuring transparency in the process. The community's participation is vital, as it shapes the future of local development and environmental management.

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