Puyallup Residences, Park Projects Under Review

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  Pierce County is reviewing four projects affecting Puyallup residentsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  One of the projects is a residential site development“Project: Environmental Review / Residential Site Development: Himenes Lead agency: Pierce County Type: DNS Applicant: Justin & Lauren Himenes Description: The environmental application was required for a site development violation (Case 83912) in which approximately 71,500 square feet of fill and grade was done on a 12.27-acre residential parcel.”
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  One of the projects is a subdivision“Preliminary plat to subdivide 14.25 acres (12.04 net developable acres) into 72 single-family residential lots and dedicate 57,266 square feet to recreational space.”
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  One of the projects is a lot splitNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  One of the projects is forest harvesting“Forest Practice Application #SP-FPA-26-8898 proposal is for approximately 18.5 acres of even-aged harvest with an estimated 97 MBF of timber being removed utilizing ground based harvesting methods. This proposal is to occur in Pierce County’s Frontier Park.”
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  The Himenes project involves correcting fill and grade work on a 12.27-acre parcel“Description: The environmental application was required for a site development violation (Case 83912) in which approximately 71,500 square feet of fill and grade was done on a 12.27-acre residential parcel.”
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  D. R. Horton proposes 72 lots on 14.25 acres“Preliminary plat to subdivide 14.25 acres (12.04 net developable acres) into 72 single-family residential lots and dedicate 57,266 square feet to recreational space.”
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  D. R. Horton proposes 57,266 square feet for recreation“Preliminary plat to subdivide 14.25 acres (12.04 net developable acres) into 72 single-family residential lots and dedicate 57,266 square feet to recreational space.”
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  The Coad family seeks to divide an 8.97-acre lot“The applicant is proposing to subdivide one 8.97-acre lot into 2 lots with 50% (94.45 acres) designated as open space by utilizing bonus density. The lots will be serviced by onsite septic and individual wells.”
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  The Coad family seeks to have 50% open space“The applicant is proposing to subdivide one 8.97-acre lot into 2 lots with 50% (94.45 acres) designated as open space by utilizing bonus density.”
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  Frontier Park forest harvesting will remove 18.5 acres of timber“Forest Practice Application #SP-FPA-26-8898 proposal is for approximately 18.5 acres of even-aged harvest with an estimated 97 MBF of timber being removed utilizing ground based harvesting methods. This proposal is to occur in Pierce County’s Frontier Park.”
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  Pierce County Planning and Public Works is considering code changes for solar energyNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Pierce County Planning and Public Works is considering code changes for battery storage systemsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The code changes would require project-specific permits for solar energy installationsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The code changes would require project-specific permits for battery storage systems installationsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Public comments on all projects are due by September 3, 2026“Comments due: 2026-09-03”
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  Residents should note these projects will impact local land useNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Residents should note these projects will impact local environmental planningNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The county will hold public hearings before making final decisions on each proposalNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.