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Olympia this week: Thurston County reviews subdivision proposal

Monday, October 26, 2026

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Thurston County reviews a proposal to subdivide two parcels into 58 residential lots on Littlerock Road SW in Olympia.

A SEPA notice was filed for a 70,000 sq. ft. warehouse at 915 Washington St NE, categorized as DNS.

Inspections must now be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal, requiring residents to set up a portal account and choose AM or PM times.

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Thurston County is reviewing a proposal to subdivide two parcels into 58 residential lots on Littlerock Road SW in Olympia.“Thurston County is reviewing a proposal to subdivide two parcels into 58 residential lots on Littlerock Road SW in Olympia.”
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Thurston County reviews a proposal to subdivide two parcels into 58 residential lots on Littlerock Road SW in Olympia.“Thurston County is reviewing a proposal to subdivide two parcels into 58 residential lots on Littlerock Road SW in Olympia.”
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A SEPA notice was filed for a 70,000 sq. ft. warehouse at 915 Washington St NE, categorized as DNS.“The Port of Olympia filed a SEPA notice for a new 70,000 square foot warehouse at 915 Washington St NE. The project aims to provide additional storage for commodities shipped to and from the Port. The notice was issued on October 20, 2026. The project is categorized as DNS (Documented No Significant Effect) under SEPA.”
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Inspections must now be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal, requiring residents to set up a portal account and choose AM or PM times.“Inspections must now be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal. Olympia's Permit Center staff now require all inspections to be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal. Residents must schedule inspections within five business days and set up a portal account using an access code provided to select the permit needing inspection. Inspections must be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal, and the system allows choosing AM or PM times.”

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Thurston County reviews subdivision proposal
Thurston County is reviewing a proposal to subdivide two parcels into 58 residential lots on Littlerock Road SW in Olympia.
Thurston County is reviewing a proposal to subdivide two parcels into 58 residential lots on Littlerock Road SW in Olympia.
The Port of Olympia is seeking approval for a 70,000 square foot warehouse adjacent to its existing facility on Washington Street NE.
Thurston County is also reviewing a 4-Megawatt solar project with battery storage on 33.71 acres in Rainier.

Port of Olympia Warehouse Project Filed
SEPA notice filed for 70,000 sq. ft. warehouse at 915 Washington St NE.
The Port of Olympia filed a SEPA notice for a new 70,000 square foot warehouse at 915 Washington St NE. The project aims to provide additional storage for commodities shipped to and from the Port.
The notice was issued on October 20, 2026. The project is categorized as DNS (Documented No Significant Effect) under SEPA.

Inspections Scheduled via Online Portal
Inspections must now be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal.
Olympia's Permit Center staff now require all inspections to be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal.

Residents must schedule inspections within five business days and set up a portal account using an access code provided to select the permit needing inspection.

Inspections must be scheduled through the Online Permit Portal, and the system allows choosing AM or PM times. For exact timeframes, residents should call 360.753.8314 at 8 a.m. on the inspection day.