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Town Hall meeting: Discussion on Imagine Housing's Snoqualmie complex is next week


March 11, 2013 · 10:43 AM

The city of Snoqualmie will host a town hall meeting focusing on the potential Imagine Housing affordable housing project in Snoqualmie. The town hall meeting will be on Thursday, March 21, 2013 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Snoqualmie City Hall, 38624 SE River Street in downtown Snoqualmie.

Project plans have not been submitted to the City of Snoqualmie for approval, but may be considered at a City Council meeting in the future if a formal proposal is made and additional research is provided. While a quorum of the Snoqualmie City Council may be in attendance at the town hall meeting, no action will be taken.

During previous community outreach meetings hosted by Imagine Housing, some Snoqualmie residents had questions related to the project. The purpose of the town hall meeting is for Mayor Matt Larson and city senior staff to address questions that are specific to city planning for affordable housing and related topics. Staff will present answers to questions that have been most frequently asked by the public. Following the presentation, the town hall will be open for a question and answer session.

More information about affordable housing in Snoqualmie is at www.ci.snoqualmie.wa.us/affordablehousing.aspx

More information about the potential Imagine Housing Timber Falls project can be found at www.imaginehousing.org/what-we-do/future-properties/timber-falls.

 

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