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Neighborhood & Planning Services Melissa Wittstruck & Donna - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Neighborhood & Planning Services Melissa Wittstruck & Donna - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
City of Spokane Neighborhood & Planning Services Melissa Wittstruck & Donna deBit, Planning Q. Why would I want this information on Comp Plan Amendments? A. Because the Comp Plan is the very beginning of future growth and
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- Q. Why would I want this
information on Comp Plan Amendments?
- A. Because the Comp Plan is the
very beginning of future growth and
- development. By the time you see
signs like these in your neighborhood, it’s almost always too late to make a change.
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Washington cities and counties have comprehensive plans. These are the community’s long range vision for future growth and development*
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- RCW allows once per year amendment process
- Cumulative impacts of proposed changes must be considered
- SEPA Review must be completed
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Comprehensive Plan Shoreline Master Plan Development Regulations Rezone (Area-Wide Map Change) Rezone (Site-Specific Map Change) Master Development Plan Permit Subdivision (10 or more lots) Building Permit Right of way Permit
QU QUASI SI-JU JUDICIAL Dec Decisi isions
Shoreline Substantial Development Permit Short Plat (9 lots or less) Accessory Dwelling Unit Permit Grading Permit
Impact of public comment Degree of discretion in making decision
ADMIN INISTRA ISTRATI TIVE Decisions LEGISLATIVE Decisions
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LESS TYPES OF LAND USE DECISIONS
Variance Conditional Use Permit
The Permits The Rules Public hearing required
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Private Application Threshold Review Committee (recommendation) City Council sets Work Program by Resolution Agency/City Department Review Public Comment Period (60 days) & PC Workshops – SEPA Review PC Hearing & SEPA Determination City Council Public Hearing & Decision Mayor Signs + 30 Days
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City Public Applicant Same Decision Criteria
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READ and provide comments on the amendment proposal and on the SEPA checklist/supplement comment period. Provide comments throughout the process; to Planning, Plan Commission, and City Council. Watch for comment period and hearing notices.
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- Facts, not opinions. Studies would be one source for supporting
comments.
- Comprehensive plan designation, goals, objectives, and policies for the
property and area.
- Other planning documents for the area, such as a neighborhood plan
(after 2001).
- If the application is for a map amendment, look up the zoning category in
SMC 17C and become familiar with the permitted uses.
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- A comprehensive plan map amendment application is not the
development project itself. It is a request to make a future project possible by applying a different land use designation and zoning category.
- A policy amendment asks the community to consider
correction or new guidance to better achieve the community vision.
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2018-2019 Proposed Comprehensive Plan Amendments
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