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Downtown Woodinville in the year 2031
This 3-D animation creates a visual reference for the community, planning commission and City Council as they determine how to implement the downtown plan through regulations, capital projects, public-private partnerships and design incentives.
The Downtown Little Bear Creek Corridor Master Plan was
adopted in 2008. There are multiple goals
at play,
which will be clarified through code,
including:
commercial and economic development,
tourism development, job creation, maintenance
of the small town charm and character
as well as the need to create a reasonable
supply of affordable housing to the residents
of Woodinville.
The City of Woodinville must absorb a regional allocation
of both planned residential/population
growth as well as a future employment
growth allocation in a way that will
not dramatically impact the residential
character of its various neighborhoods
nor overwhelm the downtown area with
building size issues.
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Master plans and guidelines support the goals and objectives of the Comprehensive Plan. These provide a more detailed vision and identify the ways to achieve a balance of growth inside and even outside city limits.
Community Urban Forestry Plan (12/98) 48 pages
Grace Neighborhood Master Plan (07/05) 126 pages
Shoreline
Master Program (01/10) 252 pages
Contact Debra Crawford , Development Services Department at 425.489.2754, ext. 2221
Shoreline Inventory & Characterization (10/06) 73 pages
Tourist District Master Plan (12/97) 86 pages
Transportation
Improvement Plan (06/10) 4 pages
Transportation
Improvement Plan DRAFT (10/09)
135 pages
City Contact: Ray Sturz, Development Services Department, 425.489.2754
Page last modified:
August 6, 2010