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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
A Vision for the Future
What is a Comprehensive Plan?
Redmond’s Role in the Region
How to Use this Document
Citizen Involvement in Preparation of the Comprehensive Plan
Goals, Vision and Framework Policies
Goals, Vision and Framework Policies Element
Goals for Redmond
Planning Context
Our Future Vision for the Redmond Community
Framework Policies
A. Repealed
B. Implementation Policies: Making Our Vision a Reality
Conservation and Natural Environment
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Conservation and Natural Environment Policies
A. Environmental Stewardship
B. Environmentally Sensitive Areas
C. Surface Water
D. Wildlife Habitat
E. Preservation and Enhancement of Trees
F. Air Quality
G. Noise
H. Views
I. Light Pollution
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Land Use Policies
A. Land Use Framework Policies
B. The Preferred Growth and Development Pattern
C. Agricultural and Rural Areas Policies
D. Residential Policies
E. City Center (Downtown) Urban Center Policies
F. Overlake Advanced Technology Center Policies
G. Commercial Area Policies
H. Business Park Policies
I. Manufacturing Park Policies
J. Extractive Industries Policies
K. Character and Design Policies
L. Essential Public Facilities Policies
M. General Land Use Policies
N. Comprehensive Land Use Plan Map
O. Comprehensive Land Use Plan Map Designation-Zone Consistency Table
P. Comprehensive Land Use Plan Designations
Q. Carrying Out the Land Use Plan
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Citizen Input
Legislative Directives
Housing Needs
Neighborhood Quality
Affordability
Population Needs
Housing Framework Policies
A. Neighborhood Quality
B. Affordability
C. Special Needs Housing
D. Jobs/Housing Balance
E. Housing Planning and Coordination
Housing Policies
F. Neighborhood Quality
G. Affordability
H. Special Needs
I. Jobs/Housing Balance
J. Housing Planning and Coordination
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Transportation Policies
A. Framework Policies
B. Travel Demand Forecasts
C. Transportation and Land Use
D. District Management
E. Service Standards and Concurrency
F. Transportation Facility Plan
G. Transportation Finance Plan
H. Regional Public Transportation
I. Local Public Transportation
J. Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation
K. Transportation Demand Management
L. Parking Management
M. Circulation System Management
N. Air Quality
O. Neighborhood Traffic Protection
P. Regional Coordination
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Utility Policies
A. General Utility Policies
B. Facilities Plans, City-Managed Utilities
C. Water Policies
D. Sewer
E. Stormwater
F. Solid Waste
G. Non-City Managed Utilities
H. Electricity
I. Natural Gas
J. Telecommunications
K. Hazardous Liquid Pipelines
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Capital Facilities Inventory
Capital Facilities Policies
A. Framework Policies
B. Capital Facility Investment
C. Capital Facility Financial Plan
D. Lands Useful for Public Purposes
Additional Capital Planning References
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Who Are We Planning For?
Human Services Policies
A. Human Services Framework Policies
B. The City’s Role in Providing Human Services Policies
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Parks Philosophy and Mission
Parks and Recreation Policies
A. Guidelines and Projected Needs
B. Developing a Parks, Trails and Open Space System
C. Recreation and Cultural Program Policies
D. Conservation of Public Land and Natural Areas
E. Open Space Policies
F. Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan
G. Trails
H. City Center Parks and Recreation
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Neighborhood Policies
A. Planning for Neighborhoods
B. Carrying Out Neighborhood Plans
C. Bear Creek Neighborhood Policies
D. Education Hill Neighborhood Policies
E. Grass Lawn Neighborhood Policies
F. North Redmond Neighborhood Policies
G. Overlake Neighborhood Policies
H. Sammamish Valley Neighborhood Policies
I. Southeast Redmond Neighborhood Policies
J. Viewpoint Neighborhood Policies
K. Willows/Rose Hill Neighborhood Policies
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
City Center (Downtown) Policies
A. City Center Planning Concepts and Policy Overview
B. City Center Framework Goals and Policies
C. Comparison Shopping Areas – Old Town and Mixed-Use Center Design Areas
D. Convenience Commercial – Valley View, Trestle and Bear Creek Design Areas
E. Office Districts
F. Residential Districts
G. City Center Transportation
H. City Center Parks and Recreation
Annexation and Intergovernmental Planning
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Annexation and Intergovernmental Planning Policies
A. Impact and Planning Area
B. Urban Growth Area
C. Annexation
D. Potential Annexation Area Criteria
E. The Growth Phasing Plan
F. Phasing Plan Criteria
G. Annexation Criteria
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Economic Development Policies
A. The City of Redmond’s Role in Economic Development
B. Quality of Life and Business Climate
C. Land Availability for Economic Activities
D. Incentive and Marketing Policies
E. Financing Business Expansion
F. Education and Job Training
G. Partnerships with the Business Community and the Region
H. Economic Opportunity for All
I. Monitoring Economic Changes
Historic and Cultural Resources
Organization of this Chapter
Introduction
Planning Context
Historic and Cultural Resources Policies
A. Preservation Policies
B. Survey and Evaluation
C. Regional and Community Involvement
20B.95 Shoreline Master Program
20B.95.010 Purpose and Scope
20B.95.020 Shoreline Inventory
20B.95.030 Shoreline Environments
20B.95.040 Master Program Elements
20B.95.050 Use Activity Regulations
20B.95.060 Shorelines of Statewide Significance
20B.95.070 Goals and Policies for Shoreline Elements
20B.95.080 Policies for Use Activities
20B.95.090 Additional Provisions
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