60,000-square-foot industrial building proposed near 152nd Street NE
Marysville has opened a public comment window on a 5.87-acre Light Industrial site plan beside Hayho Creek, with written comments due May 26 1.
What the records say
M-152nd Industrial, LLC, a Bellevue-based applicant, is seeking Industrial Site Plan Approval to build a 60,000-square-foot industrial building with an associated parking lot on about 5.87 acres northwest of 152nd Street NE and 43rd Avenue NE 1. The property is zoned Light Industrial and includes an existing 133-foot Native Growth Protection Area (NGPA) along Hayho Creek, an F-type stream. The applicant states all work will occur outside that protected area, and site improvements include extending utilities and adding stormwater catch basins 1.
- Applicant seeks Industrial Site Plan Approval for a 60,000-square-foot industrial building and parking lot on roughly 5.87 acres.
- The property sits northwest of 152nd Street NE and 43rd Avenue NE and is zoned Light Industrial.
- A 133-foot Native Growth Protection Area along Hayho Creek exists on site, and all work is proposed outside it.
- The city anticipates issuing an MDNS under the optional DNS process, and the notice states this may be the only comment opportunity.
- Written comments must be submitted by 4:00 PM on May 26, 2026, to Senior Planner Natalie Jacobson.
Why it matters
The project is in the city's SEPA review process, which examines environmental effects before a permit decision. The city says it anticipates issuing a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance (MDNS), meaning it does not expect major environmental harm but may add conditions. Because the optional DNS process is being used, the notice states this may be the only opportunity to comment on environmental impacts before a decision expected within 120 days of the May 4 completeness date 1.
What changed / what's next
- The application was deemed complete on May 4, 2026 1.
- The city posted this Notice of Application with the optional SEPA MDNS on May 8, 2026 1.
- A public comment period is open until 4:00 PM on May 26, 2026 1.
- The city expects an MDNS and a permit decision within 120 days from the May 4 completeness date, but the final decision and any mitigation conditions are not yet documented 1.
- Supporting documents, including a SEPA Environmental Checklist, Traffic Generation Memo, Geotechnical Report, Critical Area Memo, and Preliminary Drainage Report, are available on the city's public portal by searching PA26-0014 1.