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The Bridges: An Unusual Annexation Is Moving Forward

By jnaegeli / September 28, 2023 / Comments Off on The Bridges: An Unusual Annexation Is Moving Forward

Back to News Center The Auburn City Council is moving forward with Resolution 5736 in order to trigger several procedures and actions designed to result in The Bridges being annexed into the city of Auburn on January 1, 2024. The Bridges is a partially-built-out enclave of 386 homes in the…

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Sign Code Updates

By jnaegeli / September 28, 2023 / Comments Off on Sign Code Updates

Back to News Center Woodinville The City of Woodinville is contemplating amendments to its sign code that would affect real estate signage. A staff draft would sharply limit the use of open house A-Boards from the current allowance of six down to one. It is early in the process, and…

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Maple Valley: City Approves Standards and Guidelines for New Downtown

By jnaegeli / September 28, 2023 / Comments Off on Maple Valley: City Approves Standards and Guidelines for New Downtown

Back to News Center After 4 years of planning and deliberation, the Maple Valley City Council has voted to adopt Design Standards and Guidelines for a new “Downtown” on one of the last two remaining large parcels of land in the city. City officials say the new “Downtown Maple Valley…

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