Amenities at the space include a private sauna, hot tub and a functioning kitchen.
If approved, the ordinance would give the city’s Public Works Director the power to close certain alleys in an effort to deter crime.
Thursday’s meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the Lynden City Annex Chamber on 4th Street.
Drivers may experience some delays during the closure.
The water is gone, but the less visible work of recovery continues.
Gov. Ferguson was scheduled to sign two dozen more bills on Monday, March 16 and is set to sign another 11 bills into law the following day.
The Lummi community celebrated historic finishes for both their boys and girls basketball teams on Friday.
The city plans to develop permanent regulations to protect its largest trees moving forward.
An unnamed suspect is already facing charges in connection to the investigation.
WSP says it resulted only in minor injuries.