City begins review of shoreline plan
Rachel Granrath, senior planner with consultancy SCJ Alliance, outlines part of the process involved in revising the city’s Shoreline Master Plan to the Moses Lake Planning Commission at a public meeting on Thursday.
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Moses Lake Planning Commission Member Gary Mann listens during the first of what will be several meetings to review the city’s shoreline master plan. Mann wanted to know if setbacks for development near the lakeshore — which vary from 25 to 200 feet — can be reworked as part of revising the plan.
The City of Moses Lake’s current Shoreline Master Plan map on display at a meeting of the Planning Commission last Thursday.
Moses Lake Planning Commission members Nathan Nofziger and Gary Mann listen during a meeting Thursday to discuss revising the city’s Shoreline Master Plan.
Moses Lake Planning Commission members Charles Hepburn, Nathan Nofziger and Gary Mann watch a presentation on updating the city’s shoreline master plan at a regular commission meeting on Thursday. Hepburn said residents should wait to comment on any revisions to the plan until the city has actual data and information on hand.
The city’s shoreline environment designation map.
MOSES LAKE — With the Moses Lake Planning Commission beginning to review its shoreline management plan, one of the first steps involves updating the city’s shoreline map.
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