Parking has always been a thorny issue in La Conner, most notably on First Street parallel to the town’s popular historic waterfront.
Now it figures in yet another flap, this time over joint use easements the Town signed with Landed Gentry the day the developer bought the Hedlin Farms Maple Avenue property, April 16.
Town Councilmembers last week heard objections raised by residents that the easement at the rear of the property would cut into the 24,000 square feet set aside for the park.
Seventy per cent of the former ballfield will be developed by Landed Gentry Homes into 10 single-family re...
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