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Yakima County SEPA Filings Show Local Development Projects

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Sunnyside City Council is reviewing a proposed 62-lot residential development at 2500 E Lincoln Ave. The project includes single-family homes and townhomes on 9. 48 acres. The application was filed Aug. 20 with a public comment period ending Sept. 3.

Selah City is updating its comprehensive plan and development regulations. The update covers natural systems, land use, transportation, and housing. Public comments are due by Sept. 3.

A Yakima resident plans to add sterile grass carp to control weeds in a private pond. The application was filed Aug. 18 with comments due by Sept. 1.

The filings are part of standard environmental review process. No Yakima City projects are listed in this report. The city's planning department will review these applications as part of their regular process.

πŸ“„ Source: WA Ecology SEPA β€” Yakima County β€” https://data.wa.gov/resource/mmcb-z6jf.json?countyname=YAKIMA
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    Sunnyside City Council is reviewing a proposed 62-lot residential developmentNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The proposed residential development is at 2500 E Lincoln Aveβ€œLocation: 2500 E Lincoln Ave, Sunnyside”
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    The project includes single-family homesβ€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 project includes townhomesβ€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 project is on 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 Aug. 20β€œIssued: 2026-08-20”
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    The public comment period ends Sept. 3β€œComments due: 2026-09-03”
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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”
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    Selah City is updating its development regulationsβ€œType: 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”
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    The update covers natural systemsβ€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 update covers land useβ€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.”
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    The update covers transportationβ€œThe project will update the City of Selah Comprehensive Plan (Natural Systems, Land Use, Transportation, 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 update covers housingNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Public comments are due by Sept. 3β€œComments due: 2026-09-03”
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    A Yakima resident plans to add sterile grass carpβ€œPlant triploid (sterile) grass carp into private pond to control aquatic vegetation. Future restocking may be necessary due to fish loss.”
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    The purpose is to control weeds in a private pondNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The application was filed Aug. 18No usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Comments are due by Sept. 1β€œComments due: 2026-09-03”
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    The filings are part of the standard environmental review processNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    No Yakima City projects are listed in this reportβ€œLead agency: Sunnyside City of Lead agency: Selah City of Lead agency: WA Department of Fish and Wildlife Lead agency: Selah City of”
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    The city's planning department will review these applicationsNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The city's planning department will review these applications as part of their regular processNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.

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