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WA’s latest budget outlook shows $845M decline in projected revenue through 2029
WA’s latest budget outlook shows $845M decline in projected revenue through 2029
WA’s latest budget outlook shows $845M decline in projected revenue through 2029
(The Center Square) – The good news: Washington state is expecting a $54 million increase in anticipated revenue for the remainder of the current 2023-2025 budget cycle. The bad news: Revenue for the 2025-2027 and 2027-2029 budget cycles are down $479 million and $420 million, respectively, from the previous forecast in November. T...
Seattle City Council OKs residential housing near stadiums despite pushback
Seattle City Council OKs residential housing near stadiums despite pushback
Seattle City Council OKs residential housing near stadiums despite pushback
(The Center Square) – The Seattle City Council has approved a bill to allow residential housing near Seattle’s professional sports venues despite pushback from council members. Council Bill 120933 amends the city’s land use code to allow for workforce housing in the Stadium Transition Area Overlay District, which encompasses Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park. The district ...
Attitudes mixed about proposed fixes to WA’s Clean Fuel Standard
Attitudes mixed about proposed fixes to WA’s Clean Fuel Standard
Attitudes mixed about proposed fixes to WA’s Clean Fuel Standard
(The Center Square) – Recently, the Washington State Legislature enacted a Clean Fuel Standard program, which directs fuel providers to reduce the carbon intensity in their products such as gasoline and diesel. Now, the original bill sponsor for that program wants to modify it in a way that supporters believe will improve implementation. H...
Spokane may put Aquifer Protection Area on August ballot with $15 residential fees
Spokane may put Aquifer Protection Area on August ballot with $15 residential fees
Spokane may put Aquifer Protection Area on August ballot with $15 residential fees
(The Center Square) – Despite cutting ties more than two decades ago, Spokane may ask voters in August to rejoin an Aquifer Protection Area to preserve the city’s sole water source. State law allows municipalities to authorize Aquifer Protection Areas, or APAs, with fees for pulling water and/or sewage disposal. Spokane Co...

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