Sunnyside PUD, Yakima Site Plan Approved

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  Sunnyside City Council approved a development proposal this weekNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Yakima City Council approved a development proposal this weekNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Sunnyside is reviewing a 62-lot residential PUD at 2500 E Lincoln Ave“Location: 2500 E Lincoln Ave, Sunnyside Description: SBR Investments, LLC, is proposing a mixed-use Planned Unit Development (PUD) that includes the following areas and uses: Area 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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  Yakima City is reviewing a 16-lot site plan at 905 S 72nd Ave“Location: 905 S 72nd Ave, Yakima Description: Preliminary Binding site plan for 16 lots in the GC zoning district.”
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  The Sunnyside proposal includes 54 single-family homes“Area 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 Sunnyside proposal includes eight townhomes“Area 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 Sunnyside proposal is on 9.48 acres“Area 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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  Yakima's proposal is for 16 lotsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Yakima's proposal is in a GC zoning districtNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Yakima County received a request to remove 2,470 cubic yards of graded fill“The Yakima County Planning Division has received a request to authorize the removal of 2,470 cy of graded fill that was placed in the 100-foot vegetative buffer of the Yakima River in Shoreline jurisdiction on the subject property.”
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  The request is for removal from a river buffer zone on Emerald RoadNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Public comment periods are open until July 22 for Sunnyside's PUD“Comments due: 2026-07-22”
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  Public comment periods are open until July 28 for Yakima's site planNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Public comment periods are open until July 30 for the river buffer work“Comments due: 2026-07-30”
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  Residents may submit comments to the respective agenciesNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.