Understanding the 2018 Annual Amendment (4 of 6) – Car Wash Rezone

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[This is post 4 of 6 in our series on Understanding the 2018 Annual Amendments. View all posts in the series.]

The “Car Wash Rezone” was originally submitted by Brown Bear Car Wash located on 6th Avenue between South Howard and South Rochester Streets (in the Narrows Neighborhood Center). After review, the Planning Commission suggested a more focused scope for staff analysis. The proposal would allow “vehicle service and repair” in Neighborhood Mixed Use (NCX) areas with a conditional use permit, but not fronting designated core pedestrian streets.

For more information:

For details on this and other proposed amendments, visit the city’s website at cityoftacoma.org/2018Amendments. In particular, the Public Review Document has detailed staff reports for each project.

If you have feedback about this application, be sure to attend the public hearing (April 4) or send your written comments (April 6) by the deadlines!

Public Hearing Details:

April 4, 2018
Tacoma Municipal Building, Council Chambers
747 Market Street – 1st Floor
Meeting begins at 5pm with the public hearing beginning at approximately 5:30pm

In addition to comments at the public hearing, written comments are accepted until 5pm on Friday, April 6, 2018. Comments may be submitted to: Planning Commission, 747 Market Street, Room 345, Tacoma, WA 98402, via fax at (253) 591-5433, or via email to planning@cityoftacoma.org.

  2 comments for “Understanding the 2018 Annual Amendment (4 of 6) – Car Wash Rezone

  1. Jeanne hogg
    April 6, 2018 at 7:43 am

    Quit building structures that are overwhelming to other structures in our neighborhoods. Proctor City is horrible. It use to be a beautiful place now it’s shawdowed by nothing but oversized structures.

    • Susan H.
      April 9, 2018 at 9:08 pm

      Hi Jeanne – please be sure to send your comments to the City directly. The NENC is a volunteer community organization and not part of the city agency or this process. We’re just trying to share info with our neighbors to be sure they can be involved and share comments!

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