Island County commissioners have taken a concrete step towards making a significant policy change to help increase affordable housing on Whidbey.
During a public hearing April 19, county officials discussed amendments to the zoning code for ADUs, or accessory dwelling units, that would affect Ebey’s Landing and Freeland.
A proclamation concerning outdoor dining and retail sales that originated during the COVID-19 pandemic in Langley has been extended at least another six months.
The South Whidbey School Board has decided to throw its support behind a planning grant for a school-based health center.
Members of the Langley City Council were hesitant to grant an access-related request for the owners of a building under renovation on First Street.
The South Whidbey School Board recently received a letter urging the board to reclaim its “rightful authority” by distancing itself from state and federal agencies.
Proponents of combating climate change shared an ambitious action plan that was recently approved by the Langley City Council.
The Island County Council of Governments, consisting of the county commissioners, mayors, and port district commissioners, is sending a letter to legislators about problems with ferry service for Whidbey Island.
Langley City Councilmember Rhonda Salerno reiterated her reasons for withdrawing her proposed moratorium on certain new development proposals.
