Union Gap, Selah, DNR file environmental reviews

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  Union Gap City Council received an application for a new equipment storage buildingNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The new equipment storage building is located at 2012 Longfibre Rd“Location: 2012 LONGFIBRE RD, UNION GAP”
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  The project is by Longfibre Holdings & Cattle LLC“Applicant: SYSTEMS WEST LLC ON BEHALF OF LONGFIBRE HOLDINGS & CATTLE LLC”
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  The project would add 9,370 square feet to a siteNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The site already has 6,300 square feet on propertyNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The total area of the project would be 15,675 square feetNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The City of Union Gap Department of Public Works will review the application under SEPANo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  SEPA requires environmental review for projects exceeding 9,000 square feet“The new construction exceeds the square footage SEPA threshold, resulting in the need for environmental review.”
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  Selah City Council is moving forward with a new wastewater treatment plantNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The new wastewater treatment plant is located at 222 S Railroad Ave“Location: 222 S Railroad Ave, Selah”
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  The city plans to increase capacity of its existing solids handling facility“The City of Selah is constructing a new wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) on City-owned property, increasing the capacity of the City’s existing solids handling facility, and constructing a new lift station to pump flows from the existing wastewater treatment plant site to the new facility.”
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  The city plans to build a new lift station to move wastewater flows“The City of Selah is constructing a new wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) on City-owned property, increasing the capacity of the City’s existing solids handling facility, and constructing a new lift station to pump flows from the existing wastewater treatment plant site to the new facility.”
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  Public comment on the project is due July 23“Comments due: 2026-07-23”
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  The Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced a timber sale“Dead End Timber Sale #110181 and Forest Practice Application #2707951 is comprised of 530 proposed acres in 16 harvest units and 4 right-of-way units, harvesting 3,402 MBF of timber. Units 1 (10 acres) and 2 (28 acres) will utilize uneven-aged harvest. Units 3 (18 acres), 4 (95 acres), 5 (31 acres) 6 (14 acres), 10 (26 acres), 15 (3 acres), and 16 (8 acres) will utilize Variable Retention Harvest.”
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  The timber sale is on 530 acres near the Dead End area“Dead End Timber Sale #110181 and Forest Practice Application #2707951 is comprised of 530 proposed acres in 16 harvest units and 4 right-of-way units, harvesting 3,402 MBF of timber.”
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  The sale includes 16 harvest units“Units 1 (10 acres) and 2 (28 acres) will utilize uneven-aged harvest. Units 3 (18 acres), 4 (95 acres), 5 (31 acres) 6 (14 acres), 10 (26 acres), 15 (3 acres), and 16 (8 acres) will utilize Variable Retention Harvest.”
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  The sale includes 3,402 MBF of timber“Units 1 (10 acres) and 2 (28 acres) will utilize uneven-aged harvest. Units 3 (18 acres), 4 (95 acres), 5 (31 acres) 6 (14 acres), 10 (26 acres), 15 (3 acres), and 16 (8 acres) will utilize Variable Retention Harvest.”
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  Public comment is due July 21 on the projectNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The project includes specific harvesting methods for different units“Units 1 (10 acres) and 2 (28 acres) will utilize uneven-aged harvest. Units 3 (18 acres), 4 (95 acres), 5 (31 acres) 6 (14 acres), 10 (26 acres), 15 (3 acres), and 16 (8 acres) will utilize Variable Retention Harvest.”