Everett zoning change shields seven manufactured home communities from redevelopment
The Everett City Council created a new land use zone that protects seven manufactured housing communities in the city from redevelopment.
Key facts
- The Everett City Council voted to create a new land use zone meant to protect certain manufactured housing communities from redevelopment.
- Only 10 sites in Everett could have qualified for the zone, and seven of them were included.
- Three parks where almost all homes were occupied by renters were left out of the zone.
- The zone was planned as part of Everett's 2025 comprehensive plan update.
- Building new manufactured housing communities remains prohibited in Everett, according to long range planning manager Alice Ann Wetzel.
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Source: Everett approves new land use zone for manufactured homes — Heraldnet, May 8, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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