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Comprehensive Plan
November 2026
Bellingham Comprehensive Plan Fails to Protect Our Community
by Rodd Pemble Last February, the Whatcom Environmental Council (WEC) filed an appeal of the Bellingham Comprehensive Plan (the Plan) to the Growth Management Hearings Board for failing to comply with the state’s Growth Management Act (GMA). The Plan falls … Continue reading
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