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Implementing the New Plan/Vision
How is the City's Vision Implemented?
The vision for the City is adopted in the Redmond Comprehensive Plan and thus the Comprehensive Plan is the legal basis for other Redmond functional ad strategic plans (the Transportation Master Plan, General Sewer Plan, etc. - see chart below for some examples), which provide the detailed action plans for how the vision will be implemented when additional details are needed or required by law.
From there, the Comprehensive Plan moves into the financing and implementation stage, with capital projects, city programs, and regulatory updates to the Zoning Code and the Municipal code if needed.
Redmond 2050 Related Code Updates
Phase One
The Redmond Comprehensive Plan updates will include updates to the Redmond Zoning Code and Redmond Municipal Code. Long Range Planning staff are working closely with the Redmond Zoning Code Rewrite team to coordinate edits and adoptions with their phase 2 updates.
Overlake Zoning Code Updates/Concepts:
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Phase One Code Amendment
Review and Adoption Timeline
Updates to the Redmond Zoning Code and Redmond Municipal Code will be required to implement the updated Comprehensive Plan. Over November and December of 2022, staff will be testing code update concepts with community stakeholders.
Nov-Dec 2022 | Finalize Draft Proposals
Testing Phase / Review
Jan-Feb 2023 | Finalizing Code Amendments
Spring 2023 | Planning Commission Review
Public Hearing
Summer 2023 | City Council Review
3rd Quarter 2023 | Adoption
Anticipated Redmond 2050 phase one code updates include:
Urban Centers/Overlake | Transportation: | Housing: | Economic Vitality: |
Summary - overview pdf presentation - general updates, incentive package overview, design guidelines intro Q&A Board | Summary - pdf, video Q&A Forum | Summary - pdf, video Q&A Forum | Summary - pdf, video Q&A Forum |
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For more information, click on the table headers to go to the page for that topic, or email Redmond2050@redmond.gov.
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Jeff Churchill
Planning ManagerPhone: 425-556-2492
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Beckye Frey
Principal PlannerPhone: 425-556-2750
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Kimberly Dietz
Principal PlannerPhone: 425-556-2415