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Public comment is about to be accepted and the City of Everett is sending out letters to more than 1200 homes and businesses in the area planned for Everett’s first low barrier housing project. The SEPA review process clock has started. It calls for public notification and comment on how the proposed 70 units of […]

The City of Everett today issued a public notification regarding the selection of the property at Bershire and Evergreen Way as the Low Barrier Housing Choice for the city’s first project. Here’s what they had to say… This Wednesday the Everett City Council will vote on a resolution that would endorse a path forward to […]

Editor’s Note 10/27/2016 9:30 PM: An earlier version of this story said there were 24 sites. The actual number is 37. There’s a glitch on the city’s website with the list. All 37 locations are listed here. LD MyEverettNews.com first reported on a location the City of Everett was considering for low barrier housing back […]

Frustration was the most common emotion at tonight’s meeting on low barrier housing. Around a hundred people filled the cafeteria at Evergreen Middle School to hear representatives from the City of Everett and Catholic Community Services talk about the facility planned for Berkshire and Evergreen Way in central Everett. Containing 10 studios and 60 one […]

Today the Everett City Council heard the latest on the low barrier housing plans moving forward in central Everett. On Tuesday October 4th, the public is invited to a two hour presentation on the plan. That happens at Evergreen Middle School starting at 6:30 PM. The meeting will include presentations by Catholic Housing Services, Catholic […]

On Wednesday the City of Everett Administration and Catholic Housing Services will brief the Everett City Council on plans for the city’s 1st low barrier housing project in central Everett. That meeting is open to the public and will also be carried live on the Everett TV cable channels and the internet. The meeting begins […]