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Washougal eyes residential parking change

Scott: New standard would ‘reduce burden’ on City to provide parking

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Vehicles drive by the future location of the Vancouver Housing Authority housing complex at the corner of "A" Street and Washougal River Road in downtown Washougal on Monday, Aug. 21. (Doug FLanagan/Post-Record)

The city of Washougal has scheduled a public hearing for Monday, Aug. 28, to discuss a proposal that would change the parking requirements for residential construction within the City’s Town Center.

Currently, the City requires residences within its Town Center to provide a minimum of 0.5 parking stalls per unit. The proposal would increase the minimum requirements to one stall per studio unit; 1.5 stalls per one-bedroom unit two stalls per two-bedroom unit and above; and one stall per unit for senior housing.

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