City of Lynnwood, WA – Government:
On April 25th 2018, the Lynnwood Business Consortium organized a meeting with city officials to discuss ways of breaking down barriers to permitting. Local stakeholders from the consortium met with the Mayor’s office and city officials to discuss ideas on how to streamline and improve the City’s permitting processes and customer service experiences in order to achieve the city’s community vision for its future growth. When great minds come together to collaborate, whatever you can envision, you can build.
Photo from left to right:
David Kleitsch Economic Development Director, Kevin McDonald former McDonald’s Fine Furniture, Council Member Shannon Sessions, Anna Vu and Phong Nguyen Anna’s Home Furnishings, Fire Marshall Kevin Zweber Fire District 1, Jim Morino Acura of Lynnwood, Mayor Nicola Smith, Council President Benjamin Goodwin, Paul Krauss Community Development Director, Bret Carlton Coast Property Management, Mike Echelbarger Echelbarger Properties Inc., Mark Echelbarger Majestic View Homes.
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