A self storage company is moving ahead with plans for a four-story facility near Safeway in Poulsbo.
Site plan and critical
area permit applications were filed for a 90,000-square-foot
facility to be constructed on 2.55 acres at the southwest corner of
Lincoln Road and 10th Avenue, according to a notice
published this month by the city.
The hillside site is situated just east of Highway 305 and south of Safeway.
Two floors of the building would be above ground on the east (uphill side of the property), with two stories below ground.
All four stories would be above ground on the west (downhill) side.
Customers would access the facility from Lincoln Road and 10th Avenue.
A 100-foot buffer would protect the south fork of Dogfish Creek on the southwest corner of the property.
The applicant is Urban Self Storage of Seattle, which also operates facilities near Keyport and on Bainbridge Island. A subsidiary of Urban Self Storage bought the Poulsbo property from Union Bank in 2014 for $545,000, according to county documents.
Building rendering by Jackson | Main Architecture, via the city of Poulsbo.
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