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City of Issaquah Holds Public Hearing Regarding Its Temporary Moratorium

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By Kristin Bentley Issaquah City Council held a public hearing Tuesday evening in order to allow its residents a response to the six-month temporary moratorium that was suddenly and unexpectedly enacted on September 6. Once the council has voted, and the moratorium is put into full effect, it may be extended for 12 to 18 […]

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