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Mini-storage, housing proposals in Selah, Sunnyside

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Yakima County issued a notice for a mini-storage facility proposal at 1361 Puterbaugh Rd in Grandview. Applicants Isidra Suarez, Jose M. Uribe, and Javier Correa seek to build 100-200 storage units on a single-story property with 24/7 access. Comments are due by September 8.

Selah City is updating its comprehensive plan to address land use, housing, and transportation. The City of Selah submitted a project to revise its plan and development regulations under the Growth Management Act. Comments are due by September 3.

Sunnyside City approved a mixed-use development with 62 residential lots, including 54 single-family homes and 8 townhomes. The 9. 48-acre project at 2500 E Lincoln Ave will have lots sized 4,499 to 13,846 square feet. The application was filed on August 20.

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    Yakima County issued a notice for a mini-storage facility proposalNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The mini-storage facility proposal is located at 1361 Puterbaugh Rd in Grandviewβ€œLocation: 1361 Puterbaugh Rd, Grandview”
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    Applicants Isidra Suarez, Jose M. Uribe, and Javier Correa seek to build 100-200 storage unitsβ€œApplicant: Isidra Suarez, Jose M. Uribe, and Javier Correa Location: 1361 Puterbaugh Rd, Grandview Description: The applicants propose to develop and operate a privately owned mini-Storage facility on the subject property. The proposal includes multiple single-story self-service storage buildings containing approximately 100 to 200 individual storage units for the storage of non-hazardous personal and commercial property. Customer will have 24-hour, seven-day-a-week access to their rented units. No resident Issued: 2026-08-25 Comments due: 2026-09-08 Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603609”
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    The storage units will be built on a single-story propertyNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The storage facility will have 24/7 accessβ€œCustomer will have 24-hour, seven-day-a-week access to their rented units.”
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    Comments are due by September 8β€œComments due: 2026-09-08”
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    Selah City is updating its comprehensive planβ€œProject: City of Selah 2026 Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update Lead agency: Selah City of Type: DNS Applicant: City of Selah Description: The project will update the City of Selah Comprehensive Plan (Natural Systems, Land Use, Transportation, Capital Facilities, Housing, Utilities, Parks and Recreation, Economic Development, Climate, and Admin), Development Regulations (SMC Title 10) and Critical Areas Ordinance (SMC 11.50) in accordance with the Growth Management Act (GMA) requirements. Changes to the comprehensive plan elements re Issued: 2026-08-20 Comments due: 2026-09-03 Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603451”
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    Selah City's comprehensive plan addresses land use, housing, and transportationβ€œThe project will update the City of Selah Comprehensive Plan (Natural Systems, Land Use, Transportation, Capital Facilities, Housing, Utilities, Parks and Recreation, Economic Development, Climate, and Admin), Development Regulations (SMC Title 10) and Critical Areas Ordinance (SMC 11.50) in accordance with the Growth Management Act (GMA) requirements. Changes to the comprehensive plan elements re”
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    The City of Selah submitted a project to revise its plan and development regulationsβ€œProject: City of Selah 2026 Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update Lead agency: Selah City of Type: DNS Applicant: City of Selah Description: The project will update the City of Selah Comprehensive Plan (Natural Systems, Land Use, Transportation, Capital Facilities, Housing, Utilities, Parks and Recreation, Economic Development, Climate, and Admin), Development Regulations (SMC Title 10) and Critical Areas Ordinance (SMC 11.50) in accordance with the Growth Management Act (GMA) requirements. Changes to the comprehensive plan elements re Issued: 2026-08-20 Comments due: 2026-09-03 Record: https://apps.ecology.wa.gov/separ/Main/SEPA/Record.aspx?SEPANumber=202603451”
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    The project is under the Growth Management ActNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Comments are due by September 3No usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Sunnyside City approved a mixed-use developmentNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The mixed-use development includes 62 residential lotsβ€œArea 1 includes a gated 62-lot residential development with 54 lots for single family detached homes and 8 lots for zero-lot-line single-level townhomes.”
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    The development includes 54 single-family homesNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The development includes 8 townhomesNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The project is located at 2500 E Lincoln Aveβ€œLocation: 2500 E Lincoln Ave, Sunnyside”
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    The project covers 9.48 acresβ€œArea 1 includes a gated 62-lot residential development with 54 lots for single family detached homes and 8 lots for zero-lot-line single-level townhomes. The total size of Area 1 is 9.48 acres and lots will vary in size from 4,499 to 13,846 square-feet.”
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    The application was filed on August 20No usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.

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