A 6-1 vote Tuesday night adopting interim development standards in Bainbridge Island means a new state accountability tool intended to pave the way for increased housing production will be narrowly avoided. The new standards, which only impact the ferry-adjacent growth center of Winslow, will modestly expand development capacity in a jurisdiction that has long kept a tight lid on density.With Bainbridge Island 20 months behind on a state-imposed…
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