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Party of Record/Public Comments
Anyone who would like to become a party of record or provide public comment on a specified project application
may do so by completing the form below. The public may provide written comments on a project during the public
comment period. The comment period deadline can be found on the notice received in the mail, the notice board
posted on-site, in our Digital Records Library, or Land Use Public Notice page. Your comments must be received
before the public comment deadline for the Decision Maker to consider them when deciding on the project. Please
include the Land Use file number (LUA) or project address in your comment letter.
If you choose to submit a comment on a project, you will automatically become a party of record for that project and
will receive copies of project decisions and correspondence throughout the review process. In addition, we upload
all public comments to the project and they become a part of the public record. If you have any questions or issues
please email por@rentonwa.gov. Tips for commenting on a development proposal can be found here.
Land Use Case Number*
LUA25-000364
Format: LUAXX-XXXXXX
First Name *
Williamsburg
Last Name*
Condominium
Company Name (if applicable)
Williamsburg Condos
E-mail*
WILLIAMSBURGBOARD@GMAIL.COM
Phone Number
Format: (XXX) - XXX-XXXX
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throughout the review process.
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Submit a Comment
Comment
Williamsburg Condos, an association of 62 units east of the proposal has significant concerns about this development. First, Renton should
review and scrutinize the activities that will take place inside this building. Religious activities on the neighboring properties during a certain
religious month have been loud and unsettling to our community. We will not accept being subject to religious activity that would disturb
us in our homes and that would take place late or during nighttime. Additionally, we have concerns about this development not meeting
critical areas regulation adopted by Renton, and due to the limited developable portion of the site, we are questioning how that ability of
the development to meet stormwater management requirements, and how Renton would comply with its obligations under the clean
water act and the state's municipal stormwater general permit. We oppose the development being allowed to cut corners on any
environmental regulations, and we plan to engage Washington FIsh and Wildlife, and the Department of Ecology if we suspect that to
happen as needed