Kirkland Seeks Input on Business Code Changes

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  Kirkland is seeking community feedback on proposed code amendments“The City of Kirkland is seeking community feedback as it explores updates to its regulations for home-based businesses and new allowances for small-scale neighborhood businesses in residential neighborhoods.”
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  The proposed code amendments aim to allow home-based businesses and small-scale neighborhood stores in residential areas“The City of Kirkland is seeking community feedback as it explores updates to its regulations for home-based businesses and new allowances for small-scale neighborhood businesses in residential neighborhoods.”
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  The City of Kirkland is exploring updates to regulations for home-based businesses“The City of Kirkland is seeking community feedback as it explores updates to its regulations for home-based businesses and new allowances for small-scale neighborhood businesses in residential neighborhoods.”
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  The City of Kirkland is exploring new allowances for small-scale neighborhood businesses in residential neighborhoods“The City of Kirkland is seeking community feedback as it explores updates to its regulations for home-based businesses and new allowances for small-scale neighborhood businesses in residential neighborhoods.”
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  The changes aim to make it easier for local entrepreneurs to start and grow businesses“These changes would make it easier for local entrepreneurs to start and grow businesses, support more walkable and connected neighborhoods, and expand access to everyday goods and services.”
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  The changes aim to support walkable neighborhoods“These changes would make it easier for local entrepreneurs to start and grow businesses, support more walkable and connected neighborhoods, and expand access to everyday goods and services.”
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  The changes aim to expand access to everyday goods and services“These changes would make it easier for local entrepreneurs to start and grow businesses, support more walkable and connected neighborhoods, and expand access to everyday goods and services.”
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  The online survey is open until Sept. 18, 2026“The online survey will close on Sept. 18, 2026.”
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  The online survey asks residents to share ideas on business types“Feedback from community members will help shape critical components of the project, like allowed business types, hours of operation, location requirements, and more.”
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  The online survey asks residents to share ideas on hours of operation“Feedback from community members will help shape critical components of the project, like allowed business types, hours of operation, location requirements, and more.”
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  The online survey asks residents to share ideas on location requirements“Feedback from community members will help shape critical components of the project, like allowed business types, hours of operation, location requirements, and more.”
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  City staff will review responses to inform code amendment decisions“City staff will review survey responses, analyze concerns and ideas, and communicate the feedback to decisionmakers to help inform their guidance on the code amendments.”