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Chase Health files plans for six-home development in Marysville

The proposal for Kruse Crossing includes single-family homes with accessory dwelling units and a private internal road.

By Matthew Collins ·

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Chase Health submitted an application to the City of Marysville on November 4 for a new residential development called Kruse Crossing. The project is located at 3807 122nd Street NE. Solid Ground Engineering is managing the application process.

The proposal calls for a short subdivision on a 1.31-acre parcel. It includes six lots for single-family residences. Each home will feature an accessory dwelling unit. Lots 1 and 6 will have direct access from 122nd Street NE. A private 20-foot-wide road will connect Lots 2 through 5 and extend south toward the public street. A hammerhead turnaround is also part of the design.

The development will use a mix of public and private utilities. An open space area is planned for the northern end of the site. The city has marked the application as complete. Existing documents include a traffic impact analysis, a preliminary drainage report, and a geotechnical report.

Emily Tsan, an associate planner with the city, is the project contact. She can be reached at (360) 363-8220 or by email at etsan@marysvillewa.gov. Residents and interested parties can review the full project materials on the city's public portal by searching for Planning File Number PA26-0029.

The city will make a decision on the application according to the timelines in MMC 22G.010.090. The public comment period is open now. Written comments are due by 5:00 PM on November 20, 2026. Anyone can request a copy of the final decision or appeal the outcome as provided by law.

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