Plans approved for pair of developments
Marysville City Council, News
September 23, 2025
Weaver Ridge, Hickory Woods, PUDs OK'd

Plans approved for pair of developments

By Michael Williamson 

Two developments that have been scrutinized in lengthy review processes have been approved by Marysville City Council.

At the Monday night meeting, the board approved planned unit developments (PUD) for both Hickory Woods and the Trails at Weaver Ridge.

The latter development, set to go in off Weaver ...

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