Sequim planners propose shift to gross density, smaller lots and new cluster‑housing and PRD options Staff proposed changing Sequim's residential rules: move density calculations from net to gross, relabel R48 to R49 (raising typical yield), reduce minimum lot sizes, permit greater lot coverage, and add standalone cluster housing (max ~18 units on parcels ≤2 acres) and a tiered PRD framework with optional density tradeoffs.

Sequim is shaking up residential zoning by shifting to gross density calculations, reducing lot sizes, and introducing exciting new housing options that could change the landscape of local development!

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