Notice of Application Kitsap Bank Office Headquarters

Port Orchard, WALocal News

The City of Port Orchard has issued a public notice regarding the Kitsap Bank Office Headquarters development proposal, which invites community members to participate by commenting on the application. This project seeks to establish a ground-level retail bank, additional retail space, and office facilities at 625 and 639 Bay Street. The comment period is open until September 9, 2023, and residents are encouraged to reach out to the Department of Community Development for further inquiries. The project is classified as a Shoreline Substantial Development and is part of a larger initiative under the Downtown Port Orchard Subarea Plan, which has undergone prior environmental assessments. A SEPA Determination of Significance was issued, confirming that significant environmental impacts have been addressed through a Final Environmental Impact Statement.

The proposal aims to enhance local business infrastructure while providing community amenities, including an employee fitness area. The notice emphasizes the importance of public engagement in local governance and development processes. Timely participation is crucial, as deadlines for comments and appeals are strictly enforced.

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