Neighborhood Area Planning Deborah Munkberg September 2018 1 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Neighborhood Area Planning Deborah Munkberg September 2018 1 Neighborhood Area Planning Program Based on Comprehensive Plan Strategic, action-focused Ground-up community process 2 Neighborhood plans: will b l be b e based on


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Neighborhood Area Planning

Deborah Munkberg September 2018

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Neighborhood Area Planning Program

  • Based on Comprehensive

Plan

  • Strategic, action-focused
  • Ground-up community

process

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Neighborhood plans: will b l be b e based on

  • n and part o
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  • u
  • ur C

Comprehensiv ive P Plan

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Comprehensive Plan

Volume 1

Neighborhood Area Plans

CP Volume 2

Land Use Regulations

Relationship to Comprehensive Plan

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Neighborhoods Element

  • Establishes 16

neighborhood areas

  • Articulate vision
  • Strategies for adapting to

change while preserving what is valued

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Neighborhood plans: will b be s strategic an and f future-focused ed

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What will be in the plans?

  • Community profile
  • Opportunities map
  • Relationship to

Comprehensive Plan

  • Vision and strategies

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Vision and Strategies

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Outcomes

  • Strategies and actions
  • Neighborhood-based

actions

  • Inform future

Comprehensive Plan updates

  • Sense of ownership

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Neighborhood plans: will be completed in about a

  • ne-year time frame

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Work Program

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Neighborhood plans: depend o

  • n a collaborative

rel elationsh ship be between t een the he city and and res esiden ents

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Neighborhood Engagement

  • Grass roots
  • Neighborhood associations,

community groups, faith networks, business, schools

  • In person, In neighborhood
  • In-person and online

engagement

  • Neighborhood workshops
  • Trained citizen facilitators

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Key Audiences

  • Broad and targeted
  • utreach
  • Ethnic and cultural groups
  • Language
  • Millennial generation
  • Families with young

children

  • Renters
  • New residents

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Engagement tools

  • Online
  • EngagementHQ
  • Social media
  • Mobile apps
  • Meetings and activities
  • Community-wide

workshops

  • Discussion circles
  • Interest groups
  • Tactical urbanism

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Additional Engagement Tools

  • Arts and artists
  • Virtual reality exercise
  • StoryCorps/TED talks
  • Storefront/planner in the

neighborhood

  • Walking tours
  • Neighborhood photographs
  • Neighborhood events
  • Schools/youth participation
  • Meeting in a box
  • Traditional media

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Neighborhood plans: will b be o

  • rganic, f

fun an and infor

  • rmative

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2018 - 2019 Nor

  • rth

theast B Bellevue Northwest B Bellevue

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Northeast Bellevue

10,500 persons 1,413 acres Diverse and multilingual population Balanced age distribution 18% renters 94% single family homes

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Parks in Northeast Bellevue

77 acres parks & open space 3.3 miles trails 67 acres public schools/libraries 58% households within 1/3 mile walking distance of park/trail entrance 11% households within 1/3 mile walking distance of school grounds

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Northwest Bellevue

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9,200 persons 1,323 acres Diverse and multilingual population Balanced age distribution 38% renters 56% single family homes

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Parks in Northwest Bellevue

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48 acres parks & open space 3.2 miles trails acres public schools/libraries 77% households within 1/3 mile walking distance of park/trail entrance 2% households within 1/3 mile walking distance of school grounds