Bellevue City Council approves water easement release for redevelopment at Main Street

April 20, 2025 | Bellevue, King County, Washington

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Bellevue City Council approves water easement release for redevelopment at Main Street

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The Bellevue City Council meeting on April 15, 2025, focused on key appointments and a public hearing regarding a water easement release. The council unanimously appointed Vishal Bhargava to position 1, effective May 5, 2025, contingent upon the resignation of Council Member Stokes on May 2.

During the meeting, the council also held a public hearing to discuss the proposed release of a water easement located at 11040 Main Street. This easement is part of a redevelopment project that will transform the site into a 351-unit residential building, which will include significant underground parking. The existing water line within the easement was deemed redundant and unnecessary for future service, allowing for its removal without compensation to the city, as it was originally acquired at no cost.

After the public hearing, which saw no registered speakers, the council moved to adopt a resolution authorizing the release of the easement. This action is part of the city’s efforts to facilitate housing development by removing unnecessary encumbrances on properties.

The meeting concluded with the council's approval of the resolution, emphasizing the importance of streamlining processes to support local development initiatives.

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