LYNNWOOD—At a three-hour work session Monday, September 15, Lynnwood’s City Council walked a cautious tightrope between innovating its City Center, through the Lynnwood Public Facilities District (LPFC) Master Plan, while balancing short-term financing strategies to tackle the city’s looming $10.7 million budget deficit.

Reimagining “The District”

One third of Monday’s meeting revolved around the LPFD Master Plan and its associated Development Agreement.

Council was briefed on this through a presentation led by Ben Wolters, Director of Development and Business Services, Sarah Cho, City Center Program Manager, and David Mach, City Engineer.

The LPFD Master Plan seeks to transform a heavily underutilized 13-acre site in Lynnwood’s downtown core – currently occupied by the Lynnwood Event

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