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New Renton Planning Commisioner appointed from Benson Hill; Welcome Ed Prince

Apr22
2008 Written by Randy Corman

The Renton Planning Commission is a board of skilled Renton volunteers, (often with backgounds in community leadership, planning, architecture, engineering, and similar fields) who receive and review land-use testimony and make land-use recommendations to the City Council.

Last night, Council approved Mayor Law’s appointment of a new planning commissioner who lives in the recently-annexed Benson Hill Neighborhood.

The new Commisioner, Ed Prince, will give Benson Hill their own member of this important city commision. (All the commisioners represent the city at large, but it is advantageous to have commisioners reside in a variety of neighborhoods.)

Ed has been active in his community for many years, and is well known and respected by the Mayor and City Council. He will be a great addition to the Planning Commission.

Please join us in welcoming him.

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Benson Hill Resident Ed Prince, 33, was just appointed to the Renton Planning Commission

Posted in Benson Hill

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