Washington HB2702 increases the threshold for short plats in urban growth areas to nine lots.

Washington HB2702 amends the state's short plat regulations to allow cities, towns, and counties to regulate short subdivisions up to nine lots within urban growth areas. Previously, the limit was four lots. The bill also mandates that cities and towns consider sidewalks and other features to ensure safe walking conditions for students. The changes apply to jurisdictions that have adopted comprehensive plans and development regulations in compliance with state law.

Washington HB2702 increases the threshold for short plats in urban growth areas to nine lots.

Washington HB2702 amends the state's short plat regulations to allow cities, towns, and counties to regulate short subdivisions up to nine lots within urban growth areas. Previously, the limit was four lots. The bill also mandates that cities and towns consider sidewalks and other features to ensure safe walking conditions for students. The changes apply to jurisdictions that have adopted comprehensive plans and development regulations in compliance with state law.