Marysville Sound

Transportation · Apr 14, 2025

Condemnation ordinance for 67th Ave NE intersection was scheduled for April 14 meeting

Pre-meeting records listed an ordinance to declare public use and necessity for condemning land for improvements at 67th Ave NE and 52nd St NE, with payment from transportation and general funds 1.

What the records say

In materials published ahead of the April 14, 2025 meeting, the record listed an ordinance that would declare public use and necessity for land and property to be condemned for improvements to the intersection at 67th Ave NE and 52nd St NE 1. The ordinance would authorize condemnation, appropriation, taking, damaging and acquisition of land and other property, and payment from the Transportation Benefit District Fund and General Fund 1. The recommended motion was to adopt Ordinance No. ______ 1. The supplied packet does not include the ordinance text, the ordinance number, or an outcome record. The available records do not establish whether the meeting body considered or voted on the item.

  • The record listed an ordinance declaring public use and necessity for condemning land and property for intersection improvements at 67th Ave NE and 52nd St NE 1.
  • The ordinance would authorize condemnation, appropriation, taking, damaging and acquisition of land and other property 1.
  • Payment would come from the Transportation Benefit District Fund and General Fund 1.
  • The recommended motion was to adopt Ordinance No. ______ 1.

Why it matters

The record says the ordinance would authorize condemnation and name the Transportation Benefit District Fund and General Fund as payment sources 1. Analysis: If the proposal moved forward, it could affect nearby property owners and transportation spending, but the supplied records do not establish the meeting's outcome.

What changed / what's next

  • Pre-meeting materials listed a proposed ordinance to declare public use and necessity for condemnation at 67th Ave NE and 52nd St NE 1.
  • The proposal would authorize taking land and property and paying from the Transportation Benefit District Fund and General Fund 1.
  • The next step would be the meeting body's consideration of the ordinance; the supplied packet does not include an outcome record 1.
  • The record does not name the meeting body or include the ordinance number, so those details are not established by the supplied packet 1.
  • The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.