Public meeting set on land division to create eight parcels of land from two on 24th S.W.
The Department of Planning and Development (DPD) is currently reviewing an application to divide two parcels of land into eight individual parcels, likely for the purpose of construction on 24th Ave. S.W. in what is known as an environmentally critical area. A public meeting is set for Thursday, March 20 at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center at 7pm to gather comments on the proposal.
The area is according to DPD
- Floodprone
- Riparian Corridor
- Salmon Watershed
- Wetland
The plan has already gotten negative reaction such as this letter from Vicki Schimtz Block:
"I am writing to notify you of my opposition to this proposed lot subdivision at 6536 24th Ave SW. It appears that will be serious and negative impacts to Longfellow Creek, and to the salmon restoration programs that are underway throughout West Seattle and the greater Puget Sound region. I live adjacent to Fauntleroy Creek and am actively involved in protecting its salmon habitat function.