Current Status
Neighborhood Plan Update

The Grass Lawn neighborhood plan was adopted by City Council on February 12, 2005.

The Mayor and City Council helped kick off the update to the Grass Lawn neighborhood plan with a successful and widely attended City Services Fair and Planning Workshop in February 2003. Over the next 10 months, City staff responded to service requests and a Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) appointed by the Mayor and City Council began working to incorporate what workshop participants identified as their top overall neighborhood needs into the neighborhood plan. For preliminary plan recommendations, select this pdf document. (If you don't have the free reader for the above documents, you may download it from Adobe to view this and other items on our web.)

The CAC members forwarded their recommended neighborhood plan policies to the Planning Commission and City Council after consulting with other residents of the area. 

Additional Related Documents

• Citizen Recommended Grass Lawn Neighborhood Policies
• Alternatives considered for Residential, Architectural, Site and Landscape Design
• Alternatives considered for Cottage Housing Developments
• Alternatives considered for Multi-Family Housing
• Alternatives considered for Affordable Housing
• Alternatives considered for Neighborhood Commercial Businesses w/Map Attachment
• Alternatives considered for Future Local Resource Park Site at 80th Street and Redmond Way
• Alternatives considered for Food Concessions in Grass Lawn Park
• Alternatives considered for Possible Closure of 80th Street Right-of-Way
• Alternatives considered for Grass Lawn Neighborhood Transportation Improvements / Grass Lawn Neighborhood Transportation Improvement Evaluation
• Alternatives considered for Ongoing Neighborhood/Redmond Government Communications (Neighborhood Association)
• Alternatives considered for Neighborhood Identification Signs / Example Cities Research Combined
• Grass Lawn Neighborhood Technical Committee Report
• Grass Law Neighborhood Technical Committee Regulatory Amendments