Redmond 2022 

Comprehensive Plan

In 2004, City Council adopted updates to 13 of the 16 elements in Redmond's Comprehensive Plan, and in 2005, adopted updates to three more sections.  These updates reflect comments and preferences expressed by citizens at many meetings and workshops, issues and opportunities facing the City, and the preferred 20-year growth strategy selected by City Council in 2003.

The links below contain more information about each element and the adopted policies:

Redmond Comprehensive Plan

• Introduction (2005)
• Goals, Vision and Framework Policies (2003)
• Community Character/Historic Preservation (2004)
• Natural Environment (2005)
• Land Use (2004)
• Housing (2004)
• Economic Vitality (2004)
• Downtown Redmond (2004)
• Capital Facilities (2004)
• Transportation (2004)
• Parks, Recreation and Arts (2004)
• Utilities (2004)
• Human Services (2004)
• Annexation and Regional Planning (2004)
• Participation, Implementation and Evaluation (2004)
• Shoreline Master Program (2004)
• Glossary

Review and update of neighborhood-specific policies occurs on a staggered schedule, taking into account opportunities or issues that need to be addressed.  The links below contain the adopted Neighborhood Element policies.  Dates in parentheses indicate the last update.

• Introduction (2005)
• Bear Creek (1997)
• Education Hill (1997)
• Grass Lawn (2005)
• North Redmond (1998)
• Overlake (1999)
• Sammamish Valley (1999)
• Southeast Redmond (1998)
• Viewpoint
• Willows/Rose Hill (2002)