2025 State Surplus Property Report — Report to the Legislature (December 1, 2025)
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The 2025 State Surplus Property Report is a report to the Legislature by the Washington State Department of Commerce's State Surplus Property Program, dated December 1, 2025. The statute requiring it, RCW 43.63A.510, directs the department to consolidate surplus real property inventories of designated state agencies and sort them by suitability for affordable housing development. The report states that of the 38 properties inventoried in 2025, nine are suitable for consideration. It states that no designated agency disposed of public property for affordable housing under RCW 39.33.015 during the reporting period. The report includes agency-by-agency updates, Table 1 listing suitable properties, program updates, and appendices on statutory definitions and on suitable and unsuitable properties.
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2025 State Surplus Property Report
Pursuant to RCW 43.63A.510
December 1, 2025
Report to the Legislature
STATE SURPLUS PROPERTY
PROGRAM Director Joe Nguyễn
Acknowledgments
Washington State Department of Commerce
Mark K. Barkley
Assistant Director
Local Government Division
Alice Zillah
Managing Director
Research and Development Services Unit
Local Government Division
Sean Ardussi
Research Services Section Manager
Research and Development Services
Local Government Division
Jordan Laramie
State Surplus Property Program Manager
Research and Development Services
Local Government Division
jordan.laramie@commerce.wa.gov
360-725-5044
STATE SURPLUS PROPERTY PROGRAM
1011 Plum St. SE
P.O. Box 42525
Olympia, WA 98504-2525
www.commerce.wa.gov
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2025 ANNUAL REPORT INVENTORY OF STATE-OWNED REAL PROPERTY AND RECOMMENDATIONS PER RCW 43.63A.510 2
Table of contents
Executive summary ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
State Surplus Property results ............................................................................................................................... 7
Program updates ................................................................................................................................................. 10
Property highlight ................................................................................................................................................ 12
Conclusion .......................................................................................................................................................... 15
Appendix A: Statutory definitions ........................................................................................................................ 16
Appendix B: Determination of affordable housing suitability................................................................................ 17
Appendix C: Expanded property information, suitable properties ......................................................................... 19
Appendix D: Properties not suitable for consideration ......................................................................................... 45
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Executive summary
Authorizing legislation
RCW 43.63A.510 establishes statutory requirements for the Department of Commerce (Commerce) and the State
Surplus Property Program (program). Specifically:
(1) The department must work with the designated agencies to identify, catalog, and recommend best use of under-
utilized, state-owned land and property suitable for the development of affordable housing for very low-income, low-
income or moderate-income households. The designated agencies must provide an inventory of real property that is
owned or administered by each agency and is vacant or available for lease or sale. The department must work with the
designated agencies to include in the inventories a consolidated list of any property transactions executed by the
agencies under the authority of RCW 39.33.015, including the property appraisal, the terms and conditions of sale, lease,
or transfer, the value of the public benefit, and the impact of transaction to the agency. The inventories with revisions
must be provided to the department by November 1st of each year.
(2) The department must consolidate inventories into two groups: Properties suitable for consideration in affordable
housing development; and properties not suitable for consideration in affordable housing development. In making this
determination, the department must use industry accepted standards such as: Location, approximate lot size, current land
use designation, and current zoning classification of the property. The department shall provide a recommendation,
based on this grouping, to the office of financial management and appropriate policy and fiscal committees of the
legislature by December 1st of each year.
(3) Upon written request, the department shall provide a copy of the inventory of state-owned and publicly owned lands
and buildings to parties interested in developing the sites for affordable housing.
(4) As used in this section:
(a) "Affordable housing" means residential housing that is rented or owned by a person who qualifies as a very low-
income, low-income, or moderate-income household or who is from a special needs population, and whose monthly
housing costs, including utilities other than telephone, do not exceed thirty percent of the household's monthly income.
(b) "Very low-income household" means a single person, family, or unrelated persons living together whose income is at
or below fifty percent of the median income, adjusted for household size, for the county where the affordable housing is
located.
(c) "Low-income household" means a single person, family, or unrelated persons living together whose income is more
than fifty percent but is at or below eighty percent of the median income where the affordable housing is located.
(d) "Moderate-income household" means a single person, family, or unrelated persons living together whose income is
more than eighty percent but is at or below one hundred fifteen percent of the median income where the affordable
housing is located.
(e) "Affordable housing development" means state-owned real property appropriate for sale, transfer, or lease to an
affordable housing developer capable of:
(i) Receiving the property within one hundred eighty days; and
(ii) Creating affordable housing units for occupancy within thirty-six months from the time of transfer.
(f) "Designated agencies" means the Washington state patrol, the state parks and recreation commission, and the
departments of natural resources, social and health services, corrections, and enterprise services.
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Overview
Commerce is required to identify, catalog, and recommend best use of underutilized, state-owned land and
property suitable for the development of affordable housing. Six state agencies are required to report their surplus
real estate inventories, including:
• Washington State Patrol (WSP)
• State Parks and Recreation Commission (PARKS),
• Department of Natural Resources (DNR),
• Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS),
• Department of Corrections (DOC), and
• Department of Enterprise Services (DES).
The program also requests the surplus real estate inventory of the Washington State Department of Transportation
(WSDOT).
Properties are organized into two groups: Properties suitable for consideration in affordable housing development,
and properties that are not suitable for consideration. Of the 38 properties inventoried by Commerce in 2025, nine
are suitable for consideration for affordable housing development.
This annual report and associated interactive mapping tool provides access to the inventory of state-owned lands
that are best suited for affordable housing development to inform local decision makers, affordable housing
developers, public housing authorities, and other interested parties of available state-owned real estate.
Figure 1: Surplus property locations
Source: State Surplus Property Program interactive map
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Surplus real property inventory annual update
Three agencies had properties for consolidation in 2025. DES reported one property, DNR reported 10, and PARKS
21. Additionally, WSDOT reported six state-owned surplus parcels. The distribution of these parcels throughout the
state is depicted in Figure 1. The State Surplus Property Program determined that nine are suitable for
consideration for affordable housing development (pictured in blue) and 28 are not suitable (pictured in red). No
designated agency disposed of public property for affordable housing, under the authority of RCW 39.33.015,
during the one-year reporting period ending Nov. 1st, 2025.
Department of Corrections
The Department of Corrections reported no surplus real property in 2025. No change from the prior year.
Department of Enterprise Services
The Department of Enterprise Services reported one surplus property in 2025. DES, acting on behalf of the Everett
Community College, declared property at 1216 Broadway in Everett as surplus to its needs and is seeking
solicitation for the sale of the property.1 The property is located in Everett's Northwest neighborhood near
hospitals, schools, and colleges. Recent upzoning to the City of Everett's municipal code changed the existing
zoning from Mixed Use to Mixed Use 15, which provides for intensive mixed-use development along transit
corridors in buildings up to fifteen floors.
Department of Natural Resources
The Department of Natural Resources completed transfer of escheat trust property to the Pierce County
Community Development (PCCDC) for sale price of $998,000 in 2024. This real property was not transferred under
the authority of RCW 39.33.015, and the parcel was not in the State Surplus Property Program inventory in prior
years. The PCCDC Board has indicated planned use for 28 units of affordable homeownership under a community
land trust model. Additionally, DNR entered into a purchase and sale agreement with PCCDC for East 57th ST/ E Q
St in Tacoma, which the Board intends to turn into affordable housing units. Sale of the property was not complete
by the November 1 reporting deadline.
Department of Social and Health Services
The Department of Social and Health Services reported no surplus property in 2025. No change from the prior year.
Department of Transportation
Three parcels owned by the Department of Transportation are suitable for consideration in affordable housing
development. Two new state-owned lands included in this report, located in the cities of Des Moines and Seattle,
are zoned for high density residential construction. A parcel in Puyallup was reclassified as suitable for
consideration after the land use designation of the property changed from Public Facilities to Moderate Density
Residential in the city's recent comprehensive plan update. According to local planning officials the property is
expected to be rezoned for moderate residential density in the next year.
Parks and Recreation Commission
The State Parks and Recreation Commission reported no change to its 21 surplus lands from the prior year.
Interest has been garnered by developers for a parcel in King County, south of Nolte State Park.
Washington State Patrol
The Washington State Patrol reported no surplus property in 2025. No change from the prior year.
1 Department of Enterprise Services, Disposition of Surplus Real Property Notice, State of Washington, Project #24-06-173
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Introduction
Background
In nearly every Washington community the rising cost of land negatively affects the ability to develop housing that
is affordable for people with low- and moderate-income. One solution to this is the use of state-owned real
property, which can facilitate a low- or no-cost option if the land is used for public benefit, such as affordable
housing. Since 1993, Commerce has worked with six state agencies to provide an annual inventory of real property
that is available for sale, transfer or lease. The designated agencies include the Washington State Patrol (WSP), the
State Parks and Recreation Commission (PARKS), and the departments of Natural Resources (DNR), Social and
Health Services (DSHS), Corrections (DOC), and Enterprise Services (DES). The program also requests the surplus
real estate inventory of the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT).
With this consolidated inventory, the program seeks to promote the use of state-owned surplus lands for public
benefit, by assessing which lands are suited for affordable housing development. Commerce is required to
annually consolidate surplus real estate inventories of designated state agencies into two groups: Properties
suitable for consideration in affordable housing development, and properties that are not suitable for
consideration.
Program history
In 2018, the Washington State Legislature directed Commerce to produce a report on state-owned surplus land that
could be developed into affordable housing, as well as increasing the number of reporting agencies from five to
six.2 More detail on the history of this program is in the 2018 State Surplus Property Program Report.
Starting in 2019, the State Surplus Property Program expanded the information it collects about the properties on
the surplus inventory to include more detailed assessment of state-owned lands. These additional criteria3 were
selected to provide more detailed property data to interested stakeholders. Criteria include:
• Analysis of lot size and land use that fits within zoning requirements
• Establish whether properties have access to roads and basic utilities
• Calculate the distance to basic services, such as schools, medical facilities and grocery stores
Commerce created an interactive mapping tool in 2021 to illustrate the locations of these parcels statewide. In
2024, the program explored how to integrate parcel information that corresponds to the application for the
Commerce Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program, highlight eligible candidate parcels, and conduct
outreach activities for state-owned real properties.
State Surplus Property results
Properties suitable for affordable housing consideration
Table 1 lists suitable properties and provides important details about the surplus lands. More information about
these parcels is detailed in Appendix C: Expanded property information for suitable properties. The inventory of
state-owned parcels that are unsuitable for affordable housing consideration are contained in Appendix D.
2 Chapter 217, Laws of 2018
3 After review of Washington State Affordable Housing Combined Funders applications, Commerce Housing Trust Fund handbook, and the
Evergreen Sustainable Development Standards
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Table 1: 2025 properties suitable for consideration in affordable housing development
Street
City Location Lot
address or Land use Current Current Comment Agency
Zip code (topography, size
nearest designation zoning use
County accessibility, etc.) (acres)
intersection
Mostly level to
S 216th St & Des slightly sloping Undeveloped
18th Ave S Moines topography that land. Irregular
98198 slopes slightly 6.15 Residential RM-1,800 Undeveloped shaped parcel. WSDOT
Page 18 King upward from Lightly treed
southwest to throughout.
northeast.
Undeveloped
4048
land. Irregular
PASADENA Access is at the
Seattle parcel shape.
PL NE end of alley. The Urban Village
98105 0.23 MR1 Undeveloped Near I-5 WSDOT
disposal site area
King offramp in
Page 21 is generally level.
University
District.
Public
Facility (PF)
3308 9TH ST Mostly level to
Moderate Irregular
SW Puyallup slight sloping *Rezone
Density shaped parcel.
98373 topography that 2.86 planned in Undeveloped WSDOT
Residential Abuts on-ramp
Page 24 Pierce slopes downward 2026 to
to SR512.
to the southeast. moderate
density
residential
1216
Four lots with
BROADWAY Everett Parking lot in
Mixed Use paved and
98201 Northwest 0.76 MU15 Parking lot DES
landscape
Page 27 Snohomish neighborhood.
improvements
S. Forrest St
Native tree
& W. Newell Access is on
Westport growth on
Ave private driveway
98595 parcel.
(Lot 1 of 3) off W Newell Ave. 0.79 Residential 1 R-1 Undeveloped DNR
Grays Minimum lot
Undeveloped, with
Harbor size is 5,000
Page 30 access to utilities.
sq. ft.
S. Forrest St Native tree
& W. Newell growth on
Westport Split lot abutting S Residential 1
Ave parcel. Zoning
98595 Forrest St. & Mixed Use R-1 and
(Lot 2 of 3) 0.85 Undeveloped allows DNR
Grays Undeveloped with Tourism MUTC-1
residential and
Harbor access to utilities. Commercial
Page 33 mixed-use
development.
S. Forrest St
Native tree
& W. Newell
Westport Access is on W growth on
Ave
98595 Newell Ave. parcel.
(Lot 3 of 3) 0.62 Residential 1 R-1 Undeveloped DNR
Grays Undeveloped with Minimum lot
Harbor access to utilities. size is 5,000
Page 36
sq. ft.
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Street
City Location Lot
address or Land use Current Current Comment Agency
Zip code (topography, size
nearest designation zoning use
County accessibility, etc.) (acres)
intersection
Access is at the
33rd St. end of 33rd Street
Bellingham Bellingham in the Sehome
Single Family No appraisal
98225 neighborhood. 1.29 Residential Undeveloped DNR
Residential information.
Page 39 Whatcom Wooded lot with
partially uneven
topography.
Nolte-Veazie
Cumberland Public road Undeveloped
Black
Rd SE/304th access. Adjacent parcel with
Diamond
Ave SE to Nolte State 15.84 OP & RA-5 RA-5 Undeveloped heavy PARKS
98010
Park and Deep evergreen tree
King
Page 42 Lake. growth.
Properties disposed under the authority of RCW 39.33.015
No designated agency disposed of public property for affordable housing, under the authority of RCW 39.33.015,
during the one-year reporting period ending Nov. 1, 2025.
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Program updates
Coordinating with the Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program
According to research by the Building Industry Association Washington's Center for Housing Studies, providing
site-specific items to make a property ready for development, such as, "water line service installation, grading,
stormwater management systems, and more"4 contribute to the high costs of new home construction in
Washington. Nearly all state-owned surplus real estate is undeveloped, requiring infrastructure site improvements
to make these properties development ready. One way to enhance the desirability of many underutilized parcels
found in the program is to create alignment with the funding opportunities presented by the Connecting Housing to
Infrastructure Program (CHIP).
CHIP, created in 2021, helps solve a problem faced by developers of affordable housing: the high costs of
infrastructure installation negatively affect the creation of new affordable housing units. To date, CHIP has
awarded over $100 million to cities, counties and public utility districts for water, sewer and stormwater
improvements, as well as reimbursement of system development charges.
Together, State Surplus Properties with infrastructure by CHIP, can make underutilized parcels in the state-owned
real estate inventory more enticing for affordable housing development by reducing initial development costs for
the land and highlighting parcels that could receive higher scores on CHIP applications for infrastructure
development.
In 2025, program staff worked with CHIP to organize information about real estate in the program inventory that is
relevant for the CHIP application. This includes:
• Environmental and social health metrics from the Washington State Department of Health.
• Overburdened communities as specified by the Office of Financial Management.
• Counties where CHIP has not awarded funding for affordable housing in prior funding rounds.
Table 2: State-owned real estate and CHIP scoring criteria
Real
Environmental health disparities In an overburdened No prior awards in
estate Parcels
rank greater than 7 community county
category
Suitable
9 5 4 3
properties
Unsuitable
29 7 10 8
properties
Many suitable properties overlap with criteria that could result in higher CHIP application scores, as noted in Table
2. These metrics are now included in the expanded property suitability reports found in this report as well as the
program's interactive mapping tool. Additionally, because both programs have mandates to supply affordable
housing opportunities for underdeveloped or underutilized real property, CHIP staff have decided to incorporate
underutilized state-owned parcels as a scoring criterion.
The opportunity for surplus properties suitable for consideration of affordable housing purposes is limited by two
relevant statutory timing requirements. First, following the requirements of the CHIP proviso, all CHIP investments
must proceed to groundbreaking activities of the affordable housing development within two years (24 months) of
its CHIP award. Second, state surplus properties distributed for affordable housing purposes must advance to
occupancy within three years (36 months) of its transfer from the state agency owner (see RCW 43.63A.510(e)(ii)).
4 BIAW, Cost of Constructing New Homes in Washington State in 2024, Feb. 2025.
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Together, these timing constraints are likely to require a significant amount of up-front project development so that
a project can meet these requirements. These limitations were discussed initially in the 2024 State Surplus
Property Report and are likely to continue to pose a barrier for leveraging state surplus properties to expedite the
state's priority for expanding affordable housing supply.
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Property highlight
Frederickson-South
Over the last few years, the Department of Natural Figure 2: Fredrickson South parcel location
Resources has taken an active approach to make its
urban and transition lands available for affordable
housing. One such real property is Frederickson-
South in Pierce County, an escheatment parcel that
was transferred to the state in 1953. This real estate
was not reported as surplus to the State Surplus
Property Program in prior years. In 2023, DNR
approached Pierce County Community Development
Corporation (PCCDC) Board with the nearly four-acre
site in the Frederickson urban growth area. From mid-
2023 through early 2025, Frederickson-South moved
from feasibility to a closed acquisition with the
PCCDC Board showing enthusiasm about converting
the undeveloped property, which is shown in Figure 2.
The Board consistently supported the purchase while
pursuing step-by-step validation of site constraints,
unit yield, price and funding, and infrastructure
feasibility.
On August 15, 2023, the Board authorized staff to
enter a sales contract with DNR, setting its
expectations that any deal would be contingent on
funding and a robust due diligence program. In
February 2024, staff laid out that program in detail,
with the presentation of an RFQ that covered
assessments of geotechnical conditions, wetlands,
critical areas, cultural resources, and soils.
The approximately 4.2-acre site was penciled in at 26 units under current zoning regulations. During this meeting
the Board indicated they would explore a CHIP grant from Commerce to defray anticipated sewer connection costs
as well as the prospect of more housing units through affordable housing density bonus criteria.
Feasibility evaluations began in May 2024 and were completed by August. This foundational phase confirmed the
site’s suitability for residential development, incorporating density incentives and critical site assessments. The
PCCDC Board finalized a public-to-public sale with the Department of Natural Resources for $998,000 in October
2024.
The PCCDC Board reported the acquisition was finalized for the site in November 2024, where they highlighted a
planning choice between detached and/or duplex units that the site could accommodate based on affordable
housing incentives. The Board also confirmed a $2.75 million dollar Pierce County loan fund to help support
predevelopment and early work associated with construction.
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Figure 3: Example site plan of Frederickson-South Concurrently, the South Sound Housing Affordability
Partners (SSHA3P) Executive Board met through 2024
and 2025 to discuss the development of the
Frederickson-South parcel. The Executive Board
adopted Resolution 2025-01 in March 2025 that
authorized the pre-commitment of up to $966,000 of
the 2025 SSHA3P Housing Capital Fund. This funding
would support PCCDC's development RFP for the
Frederickson-South project5.
The Executive Board provided further clarity on the
project at its May 2025 special meeting, determining
that the site could support up to 28 homes through a
mix of single-family detached homes and duplexes
that were enabled by the affordable housing bonus
density in PCC 18A.656. Members of the Executive
Board discussed offering an affordable
homeownership program through a community land
trust or land lease model. Through this model the
homes would be priced at about $320,000. Members
noted that market rate without an affordability model
for these properties would be approximately
$700,000 each. Figure 3 was shown during the
special meeting, illustrating a potential layout of the
development.
The SSHA3P Executive Board also scoped the
potential development timeline during the May 2025
special meeting. This included coordination with the
PCCDC Board for a CHIP application in July 2025, a
Source: South Sound Housing Affordability Partners
developer RFP and selection in Fall 2025, and funding
applications to the Pierce County Affordable Housing
Note: This site plan reflects a preliminary concept; it is not the Fund and Washington State Housing Trust Fund in
final design. 2026 to support vertical construction of the project.
The close of financing and construction would start in
Fall 2026 through 2027, and sales of the first homes
in the development would begin in Fall 2027.
Sale of East 57th St. / E Q St.
The Department of Natural Resources signals continued interest in making available underutilized public lands the
agency has designated surplus. The agency is in the process of closing on a purchase and sale agreement for the
inventoried property East 57th St. and E Q St. (1621 E 57th St) in Tacoma to the Pierce County Community
Development Corporation. The parcel in Tacoma was zoned for higher density in February 2025 consistent with the
state's efforts to increase residential density in single family zones.
5 South Sound Housing Affordability Partners Executive Board, 6 Ch. 18A.65 Affordable Housing Incentives, Pierce County Code
Special Meeting. May 30, 2025.
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At its regular meeting on October 7th, the Washington State Board of Natural Resources unanimously approved
transfer of the approximately half-acre state trust land to Pierce County for future affordable housing7. The final
sale of the property was not complete within the November 1st reporting period. More information about this
property will be detailed in next year's report.
7 DNR Transfers Land to Pierce County to Increase Affordable Housing, Department of Natural Resources, Oct. 8, 2025.
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Conclusion
The State Surplus Property Program inventory includes 38 real properties in 2025:
• Nine properties (24%) on the inventory are suitable for consideration of affordable housing development.
• Twenty-nine (76%) are unsuitable for consideration of affordable housing development.
Three suitable properties were added to this year's inventory. These include:
• A WSDOT right of way property Des Moines that is zoned for multifamily residential.
• A WSDOT property in Seattle that is zoned for midrise multifamily residential.
• A property solicited on behalf of Everett Community College by DES that is zoned for mixed-use up to 15-stories.
One parcel owned by WSDOT in Puyallup was reclassified as suitable for consideration after the land use
designation of the property changed from Public Facilities to Moderate Density Residential. The property is
expected to be rezoned for moderate residential density in the next year to support its new land use designation.
As in years prior, no designated agency disposed of public property for affordable housing, under the authority of
RCW 39.33.015. However, state-owned surplus land is currently being developed for affordable homeownership
opportunities in Pierce County. The Department of Natural Resources' efforts to dispose of the underutilized urban
and transition lands in Frederickson-South, and surplus land in East Tacoma, could result in up to 60 units of
affordable housing for those with low- to moderate-incomes in the coming years.
The State Surplus Property Program will continue to work with stakeholders to elevate the report and the program's
inventory, which has garnered more interest from developers, affordable housing providers, and community
development financial institutions.
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Appendix A: Statutory definitions
RCW 43.63A.510 "Affordable Housing-Inventory of State-owned Land"
“Affordable housing” means residential housing that is rented or owned by a person who qualifies as a very low-
income, low-income, or moderate-income household or who is from a special needs population, and whose
monthly housing costs, including utilities other than telephone, do not exceed 30 percent of the household’s
monthly income.
“Very low-income household” means a single person, family, or unrelated persons living together whose income is
at or below 50 percent of the median income, adjusted for household size, for the county where the affordable
housing is located.
“Low-income household” means a single person, family, or unrelated persons living together whose income is
more than 50 percent but is at or below 80 percent of the median income where the affordable housing is located.
“Moderate-income household” means a single person, family, or unrelated persons living together whose income is
more than 80 percent but is at or below 115 percent of the median income where the affordable housing is located.
“Affordable housing development” means state-owned real property appropriate for sale, transfer, or lease to an
affordable housing developer capable of:
Receiving the property within 180 days
Creating affordable housing units for occupancy within 36 months from the time of transfer
"Designated agencies" means the Washington State Patrol, the State Parks and Recreation Commission, and the
departments of Natural Resources, Social and Health Services, Corrections, and Enterprise Services.
RCW 39.33.015 "Transfer, Lease, Disposal of Public Property for Affordable
Housing"
"Affordable housing" means: For rental housing, 30 percent of the household's monthly income for rent and utilities,
other than telephone. For permanently affordable homeownership, 38 percent of the household's monthly income
for mortgage principal, interest, property taxes, homeowner's insurance, homeowner's association fees, and land
lease fees, as applicable. In addition, total household debt is no more than 45 percent of the monthly household
income.
"Public benefit" means affordable housing, which can be rental housing or permanently affordable homeownership
for low-income and very low-income households as defined in RCW 43.63A.510, and related facilities that support
the goals of affordable housing development in providing economic and social stability for low-income persons.
“Surplus public property” means excess real property that is not required for the needs of or the discharge of the
responsibilities of the state agency, municipality, or political subdivision.
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Appendix B: Determination of affordable housing suitability
Affordable housing suitability criteria
In developing the suitability criteria, Commerce aligned the four industry-accepted standards in Table 2 with the
goals and standards used in Chapter 217, Laws of 2018, the Washington State Growth Management Act (GMA)8
and Washington State Affordable Housing Combined Funders application.9 These standards are used by various
state, local, and non-profit affordable housing entities including:
Washington State Housing Trust Fund
A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH)
King and Snohomish county housing authorities
Washington State Housing Finance Commission for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
Table 3: Affordable housing suitability criteria
Industry- Criteria for properties NOT suitable for
Criteria for properties suitable for consideration
accepted consideration in affordable housing
in affordable housing development
standards development
• No impediments to development, such as steep • Impediments to development, such as steep
slopes and the presence of significant critical areas slopes, wetlands or flood zones
Location • Located near population centers and services, • Remote location
preferably inside the urban growth area • No infrastructure (streets or utilities) in the
• Available infrastructure vicinity
• Property must be legally accessible • No legal or feasible ingress/egress
Approximate lot size • Dimensions of lot allow development under existing • Parcels are too small to develop per development
zoning code
• Should be residential, ideally within urban growth • Natural Resource designation because they are
area remote from urban services.
Current land-use
designation • Parcels in rural areas outside urban growth areas • Parcels that do not have a residential designation
can be zoned at a density that would not allow for may be excluded, as changing the zoning would
affordable housing unless in a “limited area of more slow the development process beyond the 36-
intensive rural development” (LAMIRD) month goal.
Current zoning • Current zoning permits all types of affordable
• Zoning that is low density or overly restrictive
classification housing
may be difficult to use for affordable housing
• Allows higher-density development
Expanded data collected for suitable properties in the State Surplus Property
Inventory
Starting in 2019, the State Surplus Property Program included detailed location information about the properties on
the surplus inventory list. After review of Washington State Affordable Housing Combined Funders applications, the
8
Chapter 217, Laws of 2018. The Growth Management Act (Chapter 36.70 RCW, 1990, and WAC 365-196) requires cities and counties
develop comprehensive plans containing specific information and analysis. The goal is to focus urban growth and protect rural and resource
lands from sprawl.
9 Washington State Housing Finance Commission, "Combined Funders Application," (2023),
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Department of Commerce Housing Trust Fund handbook, and the Evergreen Sustainable Development Standards
additional criteria were selected to provide more detailed property data to interested stakeholders. Criteria include:
• Analysis of lot size and land use that fits within zoning requirements
• Permitted construction of single-family dwellings, multi-family dwellings and group homes
• Evaluate the presence of tsunami hazards, critical areas and wetlands in the property's vicinity
• Establish whether properties have access to roads and basic utilities
• Assess geological and environmental
• Calculate the distance to basic services, such as schools, medical facilities and grocery stores
• Assess if properties have access to employment centers
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect data provided by participating state agencies —
Washington State Patrol, State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of Natural Resources, Department
of Social Health Services, Department of Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services, the Department of
Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
In some cases, discrepancies between information gathered by agencies and county assessors prevented
determination of a property’s suitability. In other cases, the requisite data to determine a property’s suitability could
not be located.
Site-specific visits would be required to reconcile conflicting data, gather missing data, and verify the suitability of
these properties for affordable housing development.
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Appendix C: Expanded property information, suitable properties
S 216th St & 18th Ave S - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adequate infrastructure
267,894 Sq. Ft. / 6.15
No mapped wetlands
acres Residential RM-1,800
No mapped erosion
impediments
Minimum lot size 7,200 No comprehensive plan overlay No zoning overlay
No mapped geological
Sq. Ft.
hazards
General information
Tax parcel ID/link: WSDOT Property #1-17-02173 Environmental health
Overburdened community
Property address: disparities
S 216th St. & 18th Ave S Overall rank: 9/10 Yes
Des Moines, WA 98198
State agency owner: Department of Transportation Opportunity zone tax
Low income tax credit
Jurisdiction: King County, incorporated credit
Legislative district: 33 Ineligible tract Ineligible tract
Census tract:
Section-township-range: S09, T22S - R04W
Area (approx.): 267,894 Sq. Ft. / 6.15 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification: RM-1,800
Allows single-family: Yes
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: Yes
Maximum density: 1 DU/1,800 Sq. Ft.
Minimum lot size: 7,200 Sq. Ft.
Land use characteristics
Land use designation: Residential
Current property use: Vacant
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics School(s):
Midway Elementary, 1.1mi.,
Aquatic characteristics Pacific Middle, 1.6mi.,
Mount Rainier High, 1.2mi.,
Wetlands: No mapping indicators
Why Not You Academy, 1.4mi.
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Library: Des Moines Library, 0.5mi.
FIRM panel(s): 53033C0966G
Child care center: Sweet Haven Childcare, 0.9mi.
Shoreline designation: Does not apply
Park/recreational amenity: Midway Park, 1mi.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
Bank: Chase Bank, 1.1mi.
mapping indicators
Credit union: BECU Credit Union, 3.1mi.
Major drainage: Central Puget Sound
Transit stop: S 216th St., 0.4mi.
Minor drainage: Lower Puget Sound - Des
Employment center: Logic Staffing, 4.3mi.
Moines/Federal Way
Geologic characteristics
Hydric soils: No hydric soils indicated
Soil type(s):
Non-hydric - Ur; Urban land
Predominantly Non-Hydric - AgB; Alderwood gravelly
sandy loam, 0 to 8 percent slopes
Slope stability: No Mapped Erosion Impediments
Geological hazards: No mapped geological hazards
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: C
Liquefaction susceptibility: Very low
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: Moderate to low
Historic site: No mapping indicators
Habitat characteristics
Habitat and species impacts: No mapping indicators
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Access to infrastructure
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via 18th
Ave S
Paved streets: Yes
Water: Available
Sewer: Available
Electric: Available
Distance to community services
Grocery store: Safeway - Des Moines, 0.8mi.
Food bank: Des Moines Food Bank, 1mi.
Pharmacy: Safeway Pharmacy, 0.7mi.
Medical facility: St. Anne Hospital, 5.6mi.
Social services office: DSHS Kent Office, 4.7mi.
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Property assessment and sale history
Assessment
Land value: $5,350,000
Building value: $0
Total property value: $5,350,000
Total taxable value: $0
Sale history
SALE DATE:
DOCUMENT TYPE:
SALE NUMBER:
SALE AMOUNT:
Sources:
Department of Transportation Surplus Property Inventory, Des Moines, WA Municipal Code, Des Moines, WA Zoning Map, King County
Assessor's Office, King County Planning Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Archaeology and Historical
Preservation, Department of Fish and Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web
Soil Survey, Image from Google Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State Patrol,
State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services, Department of
Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services, the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting data, gather
missing data, and verify the suitability of these properties for affordable housing development.
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4048 PASADENA PL NE - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adequate infrastructure 10,018.8 Sq. Ft. / 0.23 acres
Urban Village - University District Midrise 1 (MR1)
No mapped wetlands
No mapped erosion impediments Minimum lot size does not
No comprehensive plan overlay Mandatory housing
No mapped geological hazards apply
Affordability zone overlay
General information
Tax parcel ID/link: 4207401295 + Adjoining parcel Environmental health
Overburdened community
Property address: disparities
4048 PASADENA PL NE Overall rank: 9/10 Yes
Seattle, WA 98105
State agency owner: Department of Transportation Opportunity zone tax
Low-income tax credit
Jurisdiction: King County, incorporated credit
Legislative district: 43 Eligible tract Eligible tract
Census tract: 0052.02
Section-township-range: S4, T17N-R25E
Area (approx.): 10,018.8 Sq. Ft. / 0.23 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning Classification: Midrise Residential (MR1)
Allows single-family: No
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: No
Maximum density: None
Minimum lot size: No requirement
Land use characteristics
Land use designation: Multifamily residential (M1)
Current property use: Vacant
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics School(s):
B. F. Day Elementary School, 1.6mi.,
Aquatic characteristics Hamilton International Middle School, 1mi.,
Lincoln High School, 1.4mi.,
Wetlands: No mapping indicators
John Stanford International School, 0.3mi.
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Library: Wallingford Branch - The Seattle Public
FIRM panel(s): 53033C0340G
Library, 1.3mi.
Shoreline designation: Does not apply
Child care center: Trettin Early Learning Center,
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
1.1mi.
mapping indicators
Park/recreational amenity: Peace Park, 0.1mi.
Major drainage: Cedar River / Lake Washington
Bank: Chase Bank, 0.8mi.
Minor drainage: Lake Union
Credit union: Verity Credit Union, 1.5mi.
Transit stop: NE 42nd St & 8th Ave NE, 0.3mi.
Geologic characteristics Employment center: Express Employment
Hydric Soils: No hydric soils indicated Professionals, 1.9mi.
Soil type(s):
Non-hydric; Urban land-Alderwood complex, 5 to 12
percent slopes
Slope stability: No mapped erosion impediments
Geological hazards: No mapped geological hazards
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: C
Liquefaction susceptibility: Very low
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: Moderately high
Historic site: No mapping indicators
Habitat characteristics
Habitat and species impacts: No mapping indicators
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Access to infrastructure
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via
PASADENA PL NE
Paved streets: Yes
Water: Available
Sewer: Available
Electric: Available
Distance to community services
Grocery store: QFC - Wallingford, 1.2mi.
Food bank: University District Food Bank,, 1.3mi.
Pharmacy: Walgreens Pharmacy, 1.5mi.
Medical facility: UW Medical Center - Montlake,
1.1mi.
Social services office: King North Community
Services Office, 3.6mi.
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Property assessment and sale history
Assessment
Land value: $1,172,300
Building value: $0
Total property value: $1,172,300
Total taxable value: $0
Sale history
Sale date:
Document type:
Sale number:
Sale amount:
Sources:
Department of Transportation Surplus Property Inventory, Seattle, WA Municipal Code, Seattle, WA Zoning Map, King County Assessor's
Office, King County Planning Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Archaeology and Historical Preservation,
Department of Fish and Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web Soil Survey,
Image from Google Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State Patrol,
State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services, Department of
Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services, the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting data, gather
missing data, and verify the suitability of these properties for affordable housing development.
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3308 9TH ST SW - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Public facilities (PF)
124,581.60 Sq. Ft. / 2.86 Moderate density residential
Adequate infrastructure
acres
No mapped wetlands **Rezone planned in 2026 to
No mapped erosion impediments moderate residential density**
Minimum Lot Size 10,000
No mapped geological hazards
Sq. Ft. No comprehensive plan overlay
No zoning overlays
General information Environmental health
disparities
Overburdened community
Tax parcel ID/link: 0419043042 Overall rank: 8/10 Yes
Property address:
3308 9TH ST SW
Low income tax credit Opportunity zone tax credit
Puyallup, WA98373
Ineligible tract Ineligible tract
State agency owner: Department of Transportation
Jurisdiction: Pierce County, incorporated
Legislative district: 25
Census tract: 712.06
Section-township-range: S04, T19N-R04E
Area (approx.): 124,581.60 Sq. Ft. / 2.86 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification:
Public facilities (PF)
**Rezone planned in 2026 to moderate residential
density**
Allows single-family: Yes
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: No
Maximum density: 1 DU/10,000 Sq. Ft.
Minimum lot size: 10,000 Sq. Ft.
Land use characteristics
Land use designation:
Moderate density residential
Current property use: Undeveloped
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics Medical facility: MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital,
2.2mi.
Aquatic characteristics Social services office: Puyallup - DSHS Office, 3.6mi.
School(s):
Wetlands: No mapping indicators
Woodland Elementary, 1.7mi.,
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Kalles Junior High, 2.7mi.,
FIRM panel(s): 53053C0341E
Puyallup High School, 2.6mi.,
Shoreline designation: Does not apply
Puyallup Digital Learning, 1.7mi.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
Library: Puyallup Public Library, 2.6mi.
mapping indicators
Child care center: Right at School - Woodland
Major drainage: Puyallup
Elementary, 1.7mi.
Minor drainage: Puyallup River
Park/recreational amenity: Bradley Lake Park, 1.5mi.
Bank: Wells Fargo, 1.2mi.
Geologic characteristics Credit union: Red Canoe Credit Union, 1.1mi.
Hydric soils: No hydric soils indicated Transit stop: South Hill Park and Ride, .4mi.
Soil type(s): Employment center: Career Counseling, 1.5mi.
Non-hydric - 24D; Neilton gravelly loamy sand, 8 to 25
percent slopes
Predominantly non-hydric - 20B; Kitsap slit loan, 2 to 8
percent slopes
Slope stability: No mapped erosion impediments
Geological hazards: No mapped geological hazards
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: C to D
Liquefaction susceptibility: Very low
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: Low to moderately low
Habitat characteristics
Habitat and species impacts: No mapping indicators
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Access to infrastructure
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via 13TH ST
SW
Paved streets: Yes
Water: Available
Sewer: Available
Electric: Available
Distance to community services
Grocery store: Target Grocery, 1.2mi.
Food bank: Salvation Army Food Bank - South Hill,
1.0mi.
Pharmacy: CVS Pharmacy, 1.3mi.
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Property assessment and sale history
Assessment
Land value: $288,600
Building value: $0
Total property value: $288,600
Total taxable value: $0
Sale history
Sale date:
Document type:
Sale number:
Sale amount:
Sources:
Department of Transportation Surplus Property Inventory, Puyallup, WA Municipal Code, Puyallup, WA Zoning Map, Pierce County Assessor's
Office, Pierce County Planning Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Archaeology and Historical Preservation,
Department of Fish and Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web Soil Survey,
Image from Google Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State Patrol,
State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services, Department of
Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services, the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting data, gather
missing data, and verify the suitability of these properties for affordable housing development.
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1216 BROADWAY - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adequate infrastructure 33,105.60 Sq. Ft. / 0.76 Mixed Use Mixed Use 15 (MU15)
No mapped wetlands acres
No mapped erosion impediments
No mapped geological hazards Minimum Lot Size Does No Comprehensive Plan Overlay No Zoning Overlay
Not Apply
General information
Tax parcel ID/link: 00397223902400, Low-income tax credit Opportunity zone tax credit
00397223902900, 00547323903000, Ineligible tract Ineligible tract
00547323903301
Property address: Environmental health
1216 BROADWAY Overburdened community
disparities
Everett, WA 98201 Overall rank: 8/10 Yes
State agency owner: Department of Enterprise
Services
Jurisdiction: Snohomish County, Incorporated
Legislative district: 38
Census tract:
Section-township-range: S17, T29N-R5E
Area (approx.): 33,105.60 Sq. Ft. / 0.76 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification: MU15
Allows single-family: No
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: No
Maximum density: Does not apply
Minimum lot size: Does not apply
Land use characteristics
Land use designation: Mixed use
Current property use: 461 automobile parking (lot)
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of
More Intense Rural Development"?: No
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Location characteristics
Aquatic characteristics
Wetlands: No mapped wetlands
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
FIRM panel(s): 53061C0715G
Shoreline designation: Does not apply
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility:
No mapping indicators
Major drainage: Snohomish
Minor drainage: Snohomish River-frontal possession
sound
Geologic characteristics
Hydric soils: No hydric soils indicated
Soil type(s):
Non-hydric; Urban land-Alderwood complex, 2 to 8
percent slopes
Slope stability: No Mapped Erosion Impediments
Geological hazards: No Mapped Geological Hazards
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: C
Liquefaction susceptibility: Very low
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: High
Habitat characteristics
Habitat and species impacts: No mapping indicators
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Access to infrastructure
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via Broadway
and 12th School(s):
Paved streets: Yes Whittier Elementary, 0.4mi.,
Water: Available North Middle, 1.6mi.,
Sewer: Available Everett High, 1.5mi.,
Electric: Available Everett Montessori Academy, 1.6mi.
Library: Everett Public Library, 1.8mi.
Distance to community services Child care center: First Impressions Early Learning
Grocery Store: Safeway, 0.6mi. Center, 0.4mi.
Food bank: VOA, Everett Food Bank, <0.1mi. Park/recreational amenity: Wiggums Hollow Park,
Pharmacy: Credena Health Pharmacy Everett, 0.2mi. 0.5mi.
Medical facility: Providence Regional Medical Center Bank: Chase Bank, 1.7mi.
- Everett, 0.2mi. Credit union: MountainCrest Credit Union, 0.1mi.
Social services office: DSHS Everett Office, 0.6mi. Transit stop: Broadway & 12th St, <0.1mi.
Employment center: LaborMax Staffing - Everett, 2mi.
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Property assessment and sale history
Assessment
Land value: $1,841,000
Building value: $72,900
Total property value: $1,913,900
Total taxable value: $0
Sale history
Sale date: 9/28/2020
Document type: Statutory / Warrant deed
Sale number: E147375
Sale amount: $2,100,000
Sources:
Department of Enterprise Services Surplus Property Inventory, Everett, WA Municipal Code, Everett, WA Zoning Map, Snohomish County
Assessor's Office, Snohomish County Planning Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Archaeology and Historical
Preservation, Department of Fish and Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web
Soil Survey, Image from Google Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State Patrol,
State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services, Department of
Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services, the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting data, gather
missing data, and verify the suitability of these properties for affordable housing development.
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S Forrest St & W Newell Ave - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adequate infrastructure 37,200 Sq. Ft. / 0.850 Westport mixed use tourist Westport mixed use tourist
No mapped wetlands acres commercial 1 (Westport commercial 1
No mapped erosion MUTC1)
impediments Minimum lot size 5,000 Sq. Westport R1 (residential 1)
No mapped geological hazards Ft.
No comprehensive plan overlay No zoning overlays
General information Environmental health
disparities
Overburdened community
Tax parcel ID/link: 102502900900 Overall rank: 2/10 No
Property address:
S Forrest St & W Newell Ave
Opportunity zone tax
Westport, WA 98595 Low-income tax credit
credit
State agency owner: Department of Natural Ineligible tract Ineligible tract
Resources
Jurisdiction: Grays Harbor County, incorporated
Legislative district: 19
Census tract: 1600
Section-township-range: S16, T12N-R13W
Area (approx.): 37,200 Sq. Ft. / 0.850 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification:
Westport mixed use tourist commercial 1 (Westport
MUTC1)
Westport R1 (residential 1)
Allows single-family: Yes
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: Yes
Maximum density: 8 DU/1 acre
Minimum lot size: 5,000 Sq. Ft.
Land use characteristics
Land use designation:
Westport mixed use tourist commercial 1 (Westport
MUTC1)
Current property use: Vacant
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics School(s):
Ocosta Elementary School, 1.49mi.,
Aquatic characteristics Ocosta Junior - Senior High, 1.26mi.
Library: Westport Timberland Library, 1mi.
Wetlands: No mapping indicators
Child care center: South Beach Christian Dc, 3.89mi.
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Park/recreational amenity: Grant Army Memorial
FIRM panel(s): 53027C0863D
Park, 0.6mi.
Shoreline Designation: Does not apply
Bank: First Interstate Bank, 1.37mi.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
Credit union: IAM Woodworkers, 19.21mi.
mapping indicators
Transit stop: Forrest at Chehalis, 0.4mi.
Major drainage: Grays Harbor
Employment center: WorkSource Grays Harbor,
Minor drainage: Elk River-frontal south bay
20.71mi.
Geologic characteristics
Hydric soils: No hydric soils indicated
Soil type(s):
Predominantly non-hydric - 153; Westport fine sand, 3
to 10 percent slopes
Predominantly hydric - 162; Yaquina loamy fine sand
Slope stability: No Mapped Erosion Impediments
Geological hazards: No mapped geological hazards
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: D
Liquefaction susceptibility: Moderate to high
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: High to very high
Habitat characteristics
Habitat and species impacts: No mapping indicators
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Access to infrastructure
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via S Forest
St & W Newell Ave
Paved streets: Yes
Water: Available
Sewer: Available
Electric: Available
Distance to community services
Grocery store: Shop n' Kart, 1mi.
Food bank: South Beach Food Bank, 1.1mi.
Pharmacy: Twin Harbor Drug, 1.6mi.
Medical facility: Grays Harbor Community Hospital -
East, 20.63mi.
Social services office: Aberdeen - Wishkah Street,
20.62mi.
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Property assessment and sale history
Assessment
Land value: $209,950
Building value: $0
Total property value: $209,950
Total taxable value: $0
Sale history
Sale date: -
Document type: -
Sale number: -
Sale amount:
Sources:
Department of Natural Resources Surplus Property Inventory, Westport, WA Municipal Code, Westport, WA Zoning Map, Grays Harbor County
Assessor's Office, Grays Harbor County Planning Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Archaeology and Historical
Preservation, Department of Fish and Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web
Soil Survey, Image from Google Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State Patrol,
State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services, Department of
Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services, the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting data, gather
missing data, and verify the suitability of these properties for affordable housing development.
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S Forrest St & W Newell Ave - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adequate infrastructure 34,200 Sq. Ft. / 0.785 Residential 1 (Westport R1) Residential 1 (Westport R1)
No mapped wetlands acres
No mapped erosion impediments
No mapped geological hazards Minimum lot size 5,000 Sq. No Comprehensive Plan Overlay No zoning overlays
Ft.
General information Low-income tax credit
Ineligible tract
Opportunity zone tax credit
Ineligible tract
Tax parcel ID/link: 102503000100
Property address: S Forrest St & W Newell Ave
Westport, WA98595 Environmental health
Overburdened community
disparities
State agency owner: Department of Natural
Overall rank: 2/10 No
Resources
Jurisdiction: Grays Harbor County, incorporated
Legislative district: 19
Census tract: 1600
Section-township-range: S16, T12N-R13W
Area (approx.): 34,200 Sq. Ft. / 0.785 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification:
Residential 1 (Westport R1)
Allows single-family: Yes
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: Yes
Maximum density: 8 DU/1 acre
Minimum lot size: 5,000 Sq. Ft.
Land use characteristics
Land Use designation:
Residential 1 (Westport R1)
Current property use: Vacant
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics Ocosta Elementary School, 1.48mi.,
Ocosta Junior - Senior High, 1.26mi.
Aquatic characteristics Library: Westport Timberland Library, 1.1mi.
Child care center: South Beach Christian Dc, 3.89mi.
Wetlands: No mapping indicators
Park/recreational amenity: Grant Army Memorial
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Park, 0.65mi.
FIRM panel(s): 53027C0863D
Bank: First Interstate Bank, 1.47mi.
Shoreline designation: Does not apply
Credit union: IAM Woodworkers, 19.2mi.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
Transit stop: Forrest at Chehalis, 0.5mi.
mapping indicators
Employment center: WorkSource Grays Harbor,
Major drainage: Grays Harbor
20.7mi.
Minor drainage: Elk River-frontal south bay
Geologic characteristics Property assessment and sale
Hydric Soils: No hydric soils indicated history
Soil type(s):
Predominantly non-hydric - 153; Westport fine sand, 3 Assessment
to 10 percent slopes Land value: $84,900
Slope stability: No mapped erosion impediments Building value: $0
Geological hazards: No mapped geological hazards Total property value: $84,900
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program Total taxable value: $0
grade: D
Liquefaction susceptibility: Moderate to high Sale history
Sale date: -
Historic characteristics Document type: -
Archaeological probability: High to very high Sale number: -
Sale amount: -
Habitat characteristics
Sources:
Habitat and species impacts: No mapping indicators Department of Natural Resources Surplus Property Inventory,
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators Westport, WA Municipal Code, Westport, WA Zoning Map, Grays
Harbor County Assessor's Office, Grays Harbor County Planning
Access to infrastructure Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of
Archaeology and Historical Preservation, Department of Fish and
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via S Forest Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands
St & W Newell Ave Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web Soil Survey, Image
Paved streets: No from Google Maps
Water: Available
Disclaimer:
Sewer: Available The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect
Electric: Available data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State
Patrol, State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of
Distance to community services Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services,
Department of Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services,
Grocery store: Shop n' Kart, 1.1mi. the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Food bank: South Beach Food Bank, 1.2mi. Site-specific visits and consultation with the
Pharmacy: Twin Harbor Drug, 1.7mi. jurisdiction's planning department would be required
Medical facility: Grays Harbor Community Hospital - to reconcile conflicting data, gather missing data, and
East, 20.63mi. verify the suitability of these properties for affordable
Social services office: Aberdeen - Wishkah Street, housing development
20.62mi.
School(s):
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S Forrest St & W Newell Ave - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adequate infrastructure
27,000 Sq. Ft. / 0.619 Residential 1 (Westport R1) Residential 1 (Westport R1)
No mapped wetlands
acres
No mapped erosion
impediments
Minimum lot size 5,000 Sq. No comprehensive plan overlay No zoning overlays
No mapped geological hazards
Ft.
General information
Tax parcel ID/link: 102503001600 Environmental health
Overburdened community
Property address: disparities
S Forrest St & W Newell Ave Westport, WA 98595 Overall rank: 2/10 No
State agency owner: Department of Natural
Resources Low-income tax credit Opportunity zone tax credit
Jurisdiction: Grays Harbor County, incorporated Ineligible tract Ineligible tract
Legislative district: 19
Census tract: 1600
Section-township-range: S16, T12N-R13W
Area (approx.): 27,000 Sq. Ft. / 0.619 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification:
Residential 1 (Westport R1)
Allows single-family: Yes
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: Yes
Maximum density: 8 DU/1 acre
Minimum lot size: 5,000 Sq. Ft.
Land use characteristics
Land use designation:
Residential 1 (Westport R1)
Current property use: Vacant
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics School(s):
Ocosta Elementary School, 1.48mi.,
Aquatic characteristics Ocosta Junior - Senior High, 1.26mi.
Library: Westport Timberland Library, 1.1mi.
Wetlands:
Child care center: South Beach Christian Dc, 3.89mi.
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Park/recreational amenity: Grant Army Memorial
FIRM panel(s): 53027C0863D
Park, 0.65mi.
Shoreline designation: Does not apply -
Bank: First Interstate Bank, 1.47mi.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
Credit union: IAM Woodworkers, 19.22mi.
mapping indicators
Transit stop: Forrest at Chehalis, 0.5mi.
Major drainage: Grays Harbor
Employment center: WorkSource Grays Harbor,
Minor drainage: Elk River-frontal south bay
20.72mi.
Geologic characteristics
Hydric soils: No hydric soils indicated
Soil type(s): Predominantly non-hydric - 153;
Westport fine sand, 3 to 10% slopes
Predominantly hydric - 162; Yaquina loamy fine sand
Slope stability: No Mapped Erosion Impediments
Geological hazards: No mapped geological hazards
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: D
Liquefaction susceptibility: Moderate to high
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: High to very high
Habitat characteristics Property assessment and sale
Habitat and species impacts: No mapping indicators
history
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Assessment
Access to infrastructure Land value: $84,900
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via S Forest Building value: $0
St & W Newell Ave Total property value: $84,900
Paved streets: Yes Total taxable value: $0
Water: Available
Sewer: Available Sale history
Electric: Available
Sale date: -
Document type: -
Distance to community services Sale number: -
Grocery store: Shop n' Kart, 1.1mi. Sale amount: -
Food bank: South Beach Food Bank, 1.2mi.
Pharmacy: Twin Harbor Drug, 1.7mi. Sources:
Medical facility: Grays Harbor Community Hospital - Department of Natural Resources Surplus Property Inventory,
Westport, WA Municipal Code, Westport, WA Zoning Map, Grays
East, 20.63mi.
Harbor County Assessor's Office, Grays Harbor County Planning
Social services office: Aberdeen - Wishkah Street, Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of
20.62mi. Archaeology and Historical Preservation, Department of Fish and
Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands
2025 STATE SURPLUS PROPERTY REPORT 37
Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web Soil Survey, Image
from Google Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect
data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State
Patrol, State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of
Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services,
Department of Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services,
the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's
planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting
data, gather missing data, and verify the suitability of these
properties for affordable housing development.
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33RD ST BELLINGHAM, WA - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Adequate infrastructure 56,129.40 Sq. Ft. / 1.29
Single family residential Residential - single
No mapped wetlands acres
No mapped erosion
impediments Minimum lot size 10,000
No comprehensive plan overlay No zoning overlays
Slopes > 30% Sq. Ft.
General information
Tax parcel ID/link: 3803313170570000 Environmental health
Overburdened community
Property address: 33RD ST BELLINGHAM, WA disparities
Bellingham, WA98225 Overall rank: 7/10 No
State agency owner: Department of Natural
Resources Low-income tax credit Opportunity zone tax credit
Jurisdiction: Whatcom County, incorporated Eligible tract Eligible tract
Legislative district: 40
Census tract: 100
Section-township-range: S31, T38N-R03
Area (approx.): 56,129.40 Sq. Ft. / 1.29 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification: Residential - single
Allows single-family: Yes
Allows multi-family: No
Allows group homes: No
Maximum density: 4 DU/1 acre
Minimum lot size: 10,000 Sq. Ft.
Land use characteristics
Land use designation:
Single family residential
Current property use: Vacant
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: Incorporated
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics Kulshan Middle, 2.9mi.,
Sehome High, 1.1mi.,
Aquatic characteristics Explorations Academy, 1.8mi.
Library: Bellingham Public Library, 1.8mi.
Wetlands: No mapping indicators
Child care center: Blossom Childcare and Learning
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Center, 1.4mi.
FIRM panel(s): 53073C1651E
Park/recreational amenity: Sehome Hill Arboretum,
Shoreline designation: Does not apply
0.1mi.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
Bank: Umpqua Bank, 1.3mi.
mapping indicators
Credit union: WECU Credit Union, 1.1mi.
major drainage: Nooksack
Transit stop: Bill McDonald Parkway at Samish Way,
Minor drainage: Chuckanut Creek-Frontal Bellingham
0.1mi.
Bay
Employment center: WorkSource Whatcom, 1.7mi.
Geologic characteristics
Hydric soils: Partially hydric soils indicated
Soil type(s):
Partially hydric - 101; Nati loam; 30 to 60 percent
slops
Slope stability: No mapped erosion impediments
Geological hazards: Slopes > 30%
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: B
Liquefaction susceptibility: Bedrock
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: Low to moderate
Habitat characteristics Property assessment and sale
Habitat and species impacts: Yes history
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Assessment
Access to infrastructure Land value: $187,342
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via 33RD ST Building value: $0
Paved streets: No Total property value: $187,342
Water: Available Total taxable value: $0
Sewer: Available
Electric: Available Sale history
Sale date: -
Distance to community services Document type: -
Grocery store: Haggen Grocery, 0.6mi. Sale number: -
Food bank: Bellingham Food Bank Downtown, 1.8mi. Sale amount: -
Pharmacy: Walgreens Pharmacy, 0.4mi.
Sources:
Medical facility: Bellingham Hospital, 1.7mi.
Department of Natural Resources Surplus Property Inventory,
Social services office: Bellingham Community Bellingham, WA Municipal Code, Bellingham, WA Zoning Map,
Services Office, 5.6mi. Whatcom County Assessor's Office, Whatcom County Planning
School(s): Department, Department of Natural Resources, Department of
Happy Valley Elementary, 1.7mi., Archaeology and Historical Preservation, Department of Fish and
Wildlife, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands
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Inventory, US Department of Agriculture Web Soil Survey, Image
from Google Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect
data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State
Patrol, State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of
Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services,
Department of Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services,
the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's
planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting
data, gather missing data, and verify the suitability of these
properties for affordable housing development.
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Nolte-Veazie Cumberland Rd/304th Ave SE - Suitable for consideration
Meets land use designation Meets zoning classification
Meets location criteria? Meets lot size criteria?
criteria? criteria?
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Inadequate infrastructure 689,990 Sq. Ft. / 15.840 Other parks/wilderness (OP) Rural area 5 (RA-5)
No mapped wetlands acres
No mapped erosion Rural area (RA)
impediments Minimum lot size 3.75
No mapped geological hazards acres Other parks/wilderness No zoning overlays
General information
Tax parcel ID/link: 3221079003 Opportunity zone tax
Property address: Nolte-Veazie Cumberland Low-income tax credit
credit
Rd/304th Ave SE Naco, WA98022 Ineligible tract Ineligible tract
State agency owner: Parks and Recreation
Commission
Jurisdiction: King County, unincorporated Environmental health
Overburdened community
Legislative district: 5 disparities
Overall rank: 4/10 No
Census tract: 315.01
Section-township-range: S32, T21-R7
Area (approx.): 689,990 Sq. Ft. / 15.840 acres
Zoning and land use characteristics
Zoning characteristics
Zoning classification:
Rural area 5 (RA-5)
Allows single-family: Yes
Allows multi-family: Yes
Allows group homes: No
Maximum density: 1 DU/2.5-10 acres
Minimum lot size: 3.75 acres
Land use characteristics
Land use designation:
Other parks/wilderness (OP)
Rural area (RA)
Current property use: Vacant (single-family)
DOR use code: 91
Within Urban Growth Area?: County
Within "Limited Area of More Intense Rural
Development"?: No
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Location characteristics School(s):
Byron Kibler Elementary School, 5.89mi.,
Aquatic characteristics Thunder Mountain Middle School, 4.84mi.,
Enumclaw Sr High School, 7.56mi.,
Wetlands: No mapping indicators
Carbonado Historical School 19, 17.27mi.
Flood hazards: Outside flood area
Library: Enumclaw Public Library, 5.94mi.
FIRM panel(s): 53033C1315G
Child care center: A Country Garden Montessori,
Shoreline designation: Does Not Apply
3.75mi.
Critical Aquifer Recharge Area susceptibility: No
Park/recreational amenity: Nolte State Park, 0.1mi.
mapping indicators
Bank: JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association,
Major drainage: Duwamish
4.58mi.
Minor drainage: Coal Creek (Green) and Deep Creek
Credit union: White River Credit Union, 6mi.
Transit stop: Griffen Ave & Wells St, 6mi.
Geologic characteristics Employment center: Allegiance Staffing, 20.8mi.
Hydric soils: No hydric soils indicated
Soil type(s):
Non-hydric - EvC; Everett very gravelly sandy loam, 8
to 15 percent slopes
Non-hydric - EvD; Everett very gravelly sandy loam, 15
to 30 percent slopes
Slope stability: No mapped erosion impediments
Geological hazards: No mapped geological hazards
National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program
grade: C
Liquefaction susceptibility: Low
Historic characteristics
Archaeological probability: Moderate to high
Habitat characteristics
Habitat and species impacts: Yes
Riparian habitat: No mapping indicators
Access to infrastructure
Legal ingress/egress: Access to parcel via Nolte-
Veazie Cumberland Rd
Paved streets: Yes
Water: Available
Sewer: Not Available
Electric: Available
Property assessment and sale
Distance to community services
Grocery store: Safeway, 5.9mi.
history
Food bank: Enumclaw Kiwanis Food Bank, 6.1mi.
Assessment
Pharmacy: Walgreens Pharmacy, 6.1mi.
Land value: $543,000
Medical facility: St. Elizabeth Hospital, 5.76mi.
Building value: $0
Social services office: Buckley - Rainier School,
Total property value: $543,000
11.43mi.
Total taxable value: $0
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Sale history
Sale date: -
Document type: -
Sale number: -
Sale amount: -
Sources:
Parks and Recreation Commission Surplus Property Inventory,
King County Assessor's Office, King County Planning Department,
Department of Natural Resources, Department of Archaeology
and Historical Preservation, Department of Fish and Wildlife, U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory, US
Department of Agriculture Web Soil Survey, Image from Google
Maps
Disclaimer:
The results of this report are not conclusive; they merely reflect
data provided by participating state agencies — Washington State
Patrol, State Parks and Recreation Commission, Department of
Natural Resources, Department of Social Health Services,
Department of Corrections, Department of Enterprise Services,
the Department of Transportation — and digitally accessible data.
Site-specific visits and consultation with the jurisdiction's
planning department would be required to reconcile conflicting
data, gather missing data, and verify the suitability of these
properties for affordable housing development.
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Appendix D: Properties not suitable for consideration
Table 4: Surplus properties not suitable for consideration in affordable housing development
Street Location
City Current land
address or (topography, Lot size Current Current
zip code use Comment Agency
nearest accessibility, (acres) zoning use
county designation
intersection etc.)
Parcel has
hilly
Too far from topography
utility services. with valley
Entire parcel is running
Former Ice Chelan in erosion through the
Caves State 98816 hazard zone. 159.00 RR20 RR20 Undeveloped middle. PARKS
Park Chelan Portion of Access via
parcel is in Apple Acres
landslide Rd., North of
hazard zone. Lake Chelan
Airport.
Clark County
code states
Northern
the minimum
portion of
lot size for
parcel is in a
Battle Ground development
Battle severe erosion
Lake State Park in this zone is
Ground hazard area. PF,
NE Palmer Rd & 0.05 Rural Undeveloped five acres for PARKS
98604 Parcel has R-5
NE 171 St Ct a maximum
Clark slopes with
density of one
>15% incline.
unit per five
Outside flood
acres. Lot is
area.
too small for
development.
No legal
access. Too
far from utility
HWY2/SR17 Coulee Landlocked
services and
(near Sun City Rural parcel. No
transit lines. 40.00 RR 20 Undeveloped PARKS
Lakes Dry Falls 98823 Resource 20 access to
Variable
State Parks) Douglas utilities.
topography but
mostly flat
land.
Undeveloped
116th Ave No legal parcel. Lot is
Kirkland
between NE access. Parcel Low Density too small for
98033 0.14 RS-8.5 Undeveloped DNR
64th St & NE is currently Residential development
King
61st St landlocked. under zoning
regulations.
Parcel
intersected by
The western Grayland
portion of this R-3 Beach Rd. to
Grayland
parcel is in a Restroom beach access.
Grayland A- 98547
flood zone. 1.30 SMP: R-3 facility and 2018 PARKS
HWY 105 Grays
The lot is Shoreline open access construction
Harbor
located next to Residential of a restroom
a shoreline. building
(comm./ag./
utility).
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Street Location
City Current land
address or (topography, Lot size Current Current
zip code use Comment Agency
nearest accessibility, (acres) zoning use
county designation
intersection etc.)
Undeveloped
parcels with
native
No legal
Ocosta evergreen
access,
Bottle Beach 98520 trees present.
parcels are 0.60 G-5 G-5 Undeveloped PARKS
(Lot 1 of 2) Grays Lot is too
currently
Harbor small for
landlocked.
development
under zoning
regulations.
Undeveloped
No legal
parcels with
access,
native
parcels are
Ocosta evergreen
currently
Bottle Beach 98520 trees present.
landlocked. 0.60 G-5 G-5 Undeveloped PARKS
(Lot 2 of 2) Grays Lot is too
Wetlands
Harbor small for
surround
development
property to the
under zoning
north and east.
regulations.
Jefferson
No public
County zoning
access.
code states
HJ Carroll Irregular
Brinnon that no
Park-Dabob shaped lot with
98320 1.12 PPR PPR Undeveloped residential PARKS
Bay near native trees
Jefferson units may be
Brinnon and
developed on
undeveloped
properties
land.
zoned as PPR.
Parcel is too
small to
Access
develop based
through private
Port on zoning
Near Stillpoint driveway. Too
Townsend Rural criteria.
Ln & N Jacob far from 0.83 RR-20 Vacant DNR
98368 Residential Partially
Miller Rd services. This
Jefferson cleared parcel
lot is on city
surrounded by
water.
evergreen
trees.
This zone is
not intended
No legal
to
access.
accommodate
Kitsap Poulsbo Portions of this
Public Undeveloped population
Memorial-178 98370 lot are in 4.00 Park PARKS
Facilities park land growth and
NW Park St Kitsap wetlands and
therefore
erosion hazard
does not have
zones.
an allowed
density.
In a Forest
Portion of and Range
property is on zone, plots
a slope steeper must be at
Vantage
Ginkgo than 30 Forest and least 20 acres,
98950 8.30 Rural Working Undeveloped PARKS
Huntzinger Rd percent. There Range or at least ½
Kittitas
is an extreme an acre if
hazard rating cluster
for roof safety. platting or
conservation
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Street Location
City Current land
address or (topography, Lot size Current Current
zip code use Comment Agency
nearest accessibility, (acres) zoning use
county designation
intersection etc.)
platting
occurred.
Lots 1-12 -
There is a hill
Lots vary in
that intersects
size. Further
most of the
research
lots on this
needed.
Corner of S 1st Almira parcel. North
Agriculture/ Lincoln
St and W Main 99103 portion of lot 0.18 Residential Vacant DNR
Commercial County states
St Lincoln sits on a
it is not
drainage ditch
owned by
which is
DNR, possible
classified as a
sale
wetland.
disruption.
This parcel Wetland
does not have present. Steep
Enumclaw
30050 SE 375th access to Slope Hazard
98022 18.39 OP RA-5 Undeveloped PARKS
St utilities or Area. Muskrat
King
sewer access Lake Riparian
at the property. Habitat Area.
Parcel is
The majority of
covered in
the parcel is
various types
Methow steep
East of Twisp of brush and
Valley mountainside
Airport Rd. & 6.12 MRD UL20 MRD Undeveloped grass. WSDOT
98856 with an
WA-20 Situated
Okanogan estimated one
outside the
acre gently
Twisp UGA
sloping.
Boundary.
This parcel has
private access
Parcel is
leading to site.
Omak covered in
168F Old The parcel is Suburban
98841 14.55 Rural 20 Undeveloped various types WSDOT
Riverside HWY generally level Residential
Okanogan of brush and
with slopes in
grass.
the previously
mined area.
Pendleton St Rochester Access is off 0.23 Single Family RL 1/1 Undeveloped May have DNR
SW 98579 of HWY 12 and Residential trespass
Thurston 183rd Ave. SW. issues.
In single family
residential
neighborhood.
Level
topography.
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Street Location
City Current land
address or (topography, Lot size Current Current
zip code use Comment Agency
nearest accessibility, (acres) zoning use
county designation
intersection etc.)
Undeveloped Two lots
Nine Mile land covered intersected by
Riverside-
Falls with trees. W. Charles Rd
Charles Rd/W 3.18 RCV RCV Undeveloped PARKS
99026 Slight hilled & W. Highland
Highland Rd
Spokane incline on SW Rd. Too far
triangular lot. from services.
Parcel is
currently
landlocked. Parcel is too
Riverside-Old Nine Mile Parcel is far from
Trails-btwn N Falls intersected by services and
40.00 RCV RCV Undeveloped PARKS
Hayford Rd & N 99026 two elevated does not have
Old Trails Rd Spokane ridges with a public road
narrow valley access.
is between
them.
Parcel ID:
25101.0607. Located near
Entire lot is on west
Government an incline in a Spokane.
Spokane
Way/Huston wooded area. Public access
99224 1.94 RCV RCV Undeveloped PARKS
Road (Lot 1 of Access to via
Spokane
4) services and Government
utilities is Way and
limited. Huston Rd.
Parcel ID:
25101.1402. Located near
Entire lot is on west
Government an incline in a Spokane.
Spokane
Way/Huston wooded area. Public access
99224 0.63 RCV RCV Undeveloped PARKS
Road (Lot 2 of Access to via
Spokane
4) services and Government
utilities is Way and
limited. Huston Rd.
Parcel ID:
25102.1101.
No public
access.
Irregular
Government
Spokane shaped narrow Located near
Way/Huston
99224 lot on an 3.74 RCV RCV Undeveloped west PARKS
Road (Lot 3 of
Spokane incline. Spokane.
4)
Variable
topography
with natural
trees.
Parcel ID:
25102.9055.
Government No public
Spokane Located near
Way/Huston access.
99224 3.98 RCV RCV Undeveloped west PARKS
Road (Lot 4 of Irregular
Spokane Spokane.
4) shaped narrow
lot. Variable
topography
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Street Location
City Current land
address or (topography, Lot size Current Current
zip code use Comment Agency
nearest accessibility, (acres) zoning use
county designation
intersection etc.)
with natural
trees.
Slight
geologic
Parcel has hazard.
paved street Easement
South
Summit access. Water, running
Bend
Ave/Wyoming sewer and 1.5 ND CC Vacant through parcel PARKS
98577
St power between
Pacific
available but HWY101 and
not gas. nearby
unoccupied
lumber mill.
Access via N.
Possible issue Day Mt.
with access to Spokane Rd to
the parcel. south portion
Mt. Spokane-
Chattaroy Property does of parcel.
Nelson Rd-
99003 not have 160.00 RCV RCV Undeveloped Parcel has a PARKS
North of Day Mt
Spokane access to variable
Spokane Rd
utilities. Too topography
remote for and is
services. covered in
native trees
Forest service
road access to
south end of Site is north
property. Forest Crystal Falls
Crystal Falls-
Colville Parcel is 5629600: Lands State Park.
HWY 20
99140 covered with 104.00 RA-10 & & Undeveloped Intersected by PARKS
Colville-Tiger
Stevens native trees Forest Land Open a HWY 20
Rd
and variable Spaces Colville-Tiger
topography. Rd
Too remote for
services.
No road to
access, parcel
is currently Site is Crystal
landlocked. Forest Falls State
Crystal Falls- 5630300:
Colville Parcel is Lands Park, parcels
HWY 20 RA-10 &
99140 covered with 13.00 & Undeveloped are separated PARKS
Colville-Tiger Forest Land
Stevens native trees Open by HWY-20
Rd
and variable Spaces Colville-Tiger
topography. Rd.
Too remote for
services.
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Street Location
City Current land
address or (topography, Lot size Current Current
zip code use Comment Agency
nearest accessibility, (acres) zoning use
county designation
intersection etc.)
Parcel has no
legal or Public utilities
constructed are available
Bellingham access. The to the area,
4357 Meridian
98226 slightly below 0.31 Public land Commercial Vacant but will need WSDOT
St
Whatcom grade parcel is to be
covered in extended to
native the parcel.
vegetation.
Residential
Legal access construction
vis S Beech St. is not allowed
Toppenish Access to per zoning
General
215 S Beech St 98948 utilities. Level 0.13 B2 Vacant regulations. DNR
Business
Yakima topography Parcel has
covered with issue with
native grasses. parked
vehicles.
Legal access
vis 5th Ave &
Alder St. Lot is too
Toppenish
5th Ave & Alder Access to small per
98948 0.12 R2 R1 Vacant DNR
St utilities. Level zoning
Yakima
topography regulations.
covered with
native grasses.
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