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The North Redmond neighborhood Wedge sub-area workgroup
completed their consideration of long-range policies and regulations that will guide
potential, future development of properties that are west of
Redmond-Woodinville Road, north of NE 109th Street, and east of the
Sammamish Valley floor, within Redmond's city limits. Adopted in
May 2009, please visit the
Wedge sub-area website to view the
sub-area specific policies and regulations.
The North Redmond neighborhood plan contains both policies and
regulations, as well as associated maps. The review of the entire
document package is necessary to understand the comprehensive nature and
interrelationship of the policies and regulations. Two separate
ordinances were provided to the Redmond City Council for adoption,
2307
and 2308.
Both ordinances contain a variety of additional material as listed
below.
North Redmond Neighborhood Boundary Map
North Redmond Neighborhood Zoning Map
North Redmond Neighborhood Public View Corridors Map
R-4/C Residential and Conservation Overlay Map
North Redmond Neighborhood Circulation Plan Map
North Redmond Supplemental Connections Map
North Redmond Land Use Plan Map
Ordinance
2312
adopts the pre-annexation zoning of R-4/C for the two parcels that exist
between the Redmond City limit line and the King County Urban Growth
Area boundary, and are adjacent to Redmond-Woodinville Road and 154th
Place NE.
North Redmond Neighborhood Map
North Redmond, located in the northeastern corner of the City,
encompasses an area within Redmond's jurisdictional
boundary, within King County's Urban Growth Area and in unincorporated King County.
The area is primarily residential, consisting largely of low density and
low-moderate density housing. The neighborhood hosts several connections
with the historical founding of the region including one original 1909
homestead and a cow path known now as NE 124th Street and developed as
late as 1964.
Annexations of this area to the City of Redmond began only in 1995.
The length of Avondale Rd NE, from NE 116th St to NE 128th St consists
of mixed uses of residences and small businesses such as a
bed-and-breakfast and a landscaping material supplier. There is also a
small commercial area opposite the neighborhood's southeastern border.
North Redmond is served by parks and trails within the adjacent
neighborhoods including the Puget Power Trail, as well as large areas of
open space just outside its boundaries. Multi-use trails are currently
under development and planned for completion along the NE 116th Street
corridor to serve as linkage with existing trail networks, schools and
parks throughout the region. The North Redmond neighborhood totals 1.3
square miles with 0.4 square miles existing within the current City of
Redmond municipal boundaries and making up about 2.5% percent of
Redmond's land area. |
