For years, Issaquah has been trying to spur development in its central core, an area dominated by big box stores and surface parking. A cavalcade of planned updates to development standards and building requirements advanced by Issaquah's new mayor is intended to finally start to make a difference, but two city councilmembers are raising concerns around how the process to review and approve those changes is playing out so far.On June 29, the Iss…
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