2009 King County Comprehensive Plan Update:
Executive recommended amendments
Each year, technical changes can be made to the King County Comprehensive Plan.
The Executive Recommended 2009 Comprehensive Plan amendments to the King County Comprehensive Plan 2008 propose modifications to development codes and an analysis of the Regional Trails Needs Report. No property-specific land use or zoning changes are proposed.
The proposed 2009 amendments are available for viewing below, listed by section.
Copies are also available at the King County Department of Development and Environmental Services, 900 Oakesdale Avenue SW, Renton (see map and directions). To request a copy, please e-mail compplan@kingcounty.gov.
Proposed 2009 Comprehensive Plan amendments
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PDF* (30KB) or MS Word* (24KB) IntroductionPDF* (33KB) or MS Word* (34KB) Analysis of Equity and Social Justice for the Regional Trails Needs ReportPDF* (20KB) or MS Word* (39KB) Regional Trail System priority summaryPDF* (20KB) or MS Excel* (36KB)
Map: Regional Trails Needs Project, PDF* (1.2MB) Proposed code amendment summaryPDF* (27KB) or MS Word* (46KB) Proposed ordinance 2009-0171: Permit extensionsPDF* (21KB) or MS Word* (40KB) Proposed ordinance 2009-0172: Lot recognitionPDF* (13KB) or MS Word* (32KB) Proposed ordinance 2009-0173: Postcard noticePDF* (40KB) or MS Word* (56KB) Proposed ordinance 2009-0174: Zoning codePDF* (40KB) or MS Word* (56KB) To view the public review draft for the 2009 Update, see the Comp Plan archive. Final approval of the 2009 amendmentsExecutive Sims transmitted his Executive Recommended 2009 Comprehensive Plan amendments to the King County Council on March 2, 2009 for their review and approval. Beginning in spring 2009, the King County Council Physical Environment Committee will review the Executive Recommended amendments. Final adoption of the amendments is expected later this year. Proposed update of the Shoreline Master ProgramThe proposed update of the Shoreline Master Program was not included in the March 2, 2009 transmittal of the Executive Recommended 2009 update of the King County Comprehensive Plan to the King County Council.
King County’s current Shoreline Plan was adopted in 1977 and has not been significantly altered since then. In 2007, we completed over two years of public process to develop an updated Shoreline Master Program. Further refinements and an additional round of public review were completed in 2008. The Shoreline work is now complete and ready to transmit for Council review. However, Executive staff has not had an opportunity to fully brief Council members about the Shoreline Master Program prior to this March 2nd transmittal of the Comprehensive Plan Update. After these briefings are completed, the Shoreline Master Program will be transmitted for King County Council consideration. Shoreline Master Program Update: OverviewPDF* (34KB) or MS Word* (77KB) Shoreline Management, Chapter 5 of the King County Comprehensive PlanPDF* (325KB) or MS Word* (488KB)
Map: Shorelines of the State, PDF* (5MB)
Map: Shorelines Designations - Northwest King County, PDF* (5.8MB)
Map: Shorelines Designations - Northeast King County, PDF* (5MB)
Map: Shorelines Designations - Southeast King County, PDF* (5.6MB)
Map: Shorelines Designations - Southwest King County, PDF* (3.3MB) Proposed ordinance: Shoreline Master ProgramPDF* (406KB) or MS Word* (878KB) For more informationFor questions about the King County Comprehensive Plan or the 2009 update, contact Paul Reitenbach at 206-296-6705 or e-mail paul.reitenbach@kingcounty.gov.
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To request this information in alternate formats for people with disabilities, call 206-296-6600 or TTY Relay: 711.
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