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Topic/Issue

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Co-Sponsors

Discussion

Attachment #

A. Amendments to Development standards 
Development Standards in RSL Zones (SMC Chapter 23.44)
A1

Councilmember
Maximum Unit Size for Existing Dwelling Units in
Councilmember Johnson González and
Residential Small Lot (RSL) zones.
Mosqueda

A2

Apartment Structures in RSL Zones

A3

Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Standards in RSL
Zones

A4

Garage Standards in RSL Zones

A5

Density limits in RSL Zones

Councilmembers
Councilmember Johnson
Bagshaw and
and O'Brien
Mosqueda
Councilmembers
Bagshaw, González,
Councilmember Johnson
Herbold, Juarez, and
Mosqueda
Councilmembers
Bagshaw, González,
Councilmember Johnson
Harrell, Mosqueda,
and O'Brien
Councilmembers
Councilmember Johnson
Bagshaw, González,

The amendment would allow additions to existing buildings in RSL zones above the maximum
net unit area limit based on (1) a percentage increase of existing floor area; or (2) allowing a
second story that does not increase the footprint of the existing structure.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

This amendment would remove the absolute limit on the number of units in a development to
allow, on larger lots, apartment development of more than three units. Density limits would
still apply, along with regulations on height, yard requirements, FAR, etc. that would address
other urban design objectives.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

This amendment would make ADU requirements in RSL zones more consistent with what
applies in Single-family zones today by eliminating the requirement that the ADU is located in
or behind the principal dwelling unit and limits on the height limit of exterior stairs.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

This amendment would apply standards for garage entrances that are applicable in other Single- Attachment 2:
Group 1
family zones.
This amendment would allow all lots in existence as of the effective date of this ordinance to
include a minimum of two dwelling units.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

Development Standards in Multifamily Zones (SMC Chapter 23.45)
A6

Reduce the proposed density limit for smaller
sites in Lowrise multifamily zones.

Councilmember
Mosqueda

Councilmembers
The proposed amendment would reduce the density limit to one unit for every 1,300 square
González and Johnson feet of lot area, which could result in slightly more development on smaller sites.

A7

Modify development standards for pitched roofs
Councilmember Johnson
that exceed the zone height.

A8

Harmonize Incentive Zoning regulations for high
rise development First Hill with Mandatory
Housing Affordability requirements.

Councilmember Bagshaw

Councilmembers
Harrell and Johnson

This amendment would retain the option for development in high rise zones to achieve a
portion of extra residential floor through the provision of open space, green street
Attachment 2:
improvements, or purchase of Transferable Development Rights (TDR) from designated historic Group 1
landmarks.

A9

Green building standards in MF zones

Councilmember Johnson

Councilmember
Mosqueda

This amendment would increase the thresholds above which projects in Multifamily zones
would have to meet a green building standard. 

This amendment would reduce the required pitch of roofs, which are allowed to exceed the
height limit, on Lowrise multifamily structures.

Attachment 2:
Group 1
Attachment 2:
Group 1

Attachment 3:
Group 2

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Development Standards in Commercial and Seattle Mixed (SM) Zones (SMC Chapter 23.47A and 23.48)

A10

Requirements for Small Commercial Spaces

Councilmembers
Herbold , Johnson, and
O'Brien

Councilmember
González

This amendment would require that new development in pedestrian zones with over 5,000
square feet of commercial space at grade provide small commercial spaces.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

A11

Floor Area exception for low-income housing in
the Pike/Pine Overlay

Councilmember O'Brien

Councilmember
Herbold

This amendment would retain the exception, allowing a 15% increase in floor area for projects
that commit to providing at least 50% of their floor area as affordable to income eligible
households.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

A12

Upper-level setback requirements along
University Way NE

Councilmembers
This amendment would implement an upper level setback above 45 feet in height for structures
Attachment 2:
Councilmember Johnson Bagshaw, González, abutting University Way NE. The intent of this setback is to maintain the human-scaled
Group 1
Herbold, and O'Brien character of University Way NE.

A13

Development Standards for Live-work units

This amendment would amend the development standards that apply to live-work units by (1)
Councilmembers
establishing a minimum size of 300 square feet for the “work” portion that aligns with the
Councilmember Johnson Bagshaw, Harrell,
requirements for small commercial spaces; and (2) requiring a physical divider between the
Herbold, and González “live” and “work” portions of the unit. The intent of these changes is to improve privacy for
residential functions and ensure that the front of the spaces are used for business purposes.

A14

Clarify regulations related to off-street parking in Councilmembers Harrell
the Seattle Mixed-Rainier Beach zone
and O'Brien

This amendment would amend limit special parking and loading standards in the proposed
Seattle Mixed-Rainier Beach district to projects that include the types of uses the community
seeks to encourage.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

Attachment 2:
Group 1

Other Development Standards
Preschool uses

Councilmembers
Councilmember González Bagshaw, Harrell,
and Mosqueda
Herbold, Johnson,
Juarez, and O'Brien

A16

Tree regulations

This amendment would increase tree planting requirements in RSL zones to achieve a 33% tree
Councilmembers
canopy cover target; create a new fee-in-lieu option for satisfying tree planting requirements in
Councilmember Johnson
Attachment 2:
Bagshaw, Herbold,
RSL; add protections for trees planted to meet tree planting requirements in RS; and require
Group 1
and O'Brien
Juarez, and Mosqueda arborists working with the City to be certified by the International Society of Arboriculture
(ISA).

A17

Crown Hill Principal Pedestrian Streets

Councilmember O'Brien

A15

A18

North Beacon Hill Principal Pedestrian Streets

Councilmember Harrell

This amendment would replace the term “preschool” with “child care center” to encourage the
Attachment 2:
inclusion of child care centers in new development rather than just preschools, which are
Group 1
included in the definition of child care center.

This amendment would add portions of Northwest 90th Street and Mary Avenue Northwest in
the Crown Hill Urban Village to the list of principal pedestrian streets.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

This amendment would extend that Pedestrian (P) designation along the length of the
commercial districts proposed for Beacon Hill and add P designations to properties fronting on
Councilmembers
Attachment 2:
15th Avenue S. There are two parts to the amendment – the first would add the P designation
Group 1
Juarez, and Mosqueda
to particular pieces of property (see map amendment 2-3), and the second (this amendment
A19) would add 15th Avenue South to the list of principal pedestrian streets.

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B.      Mandatory Housing Affordability Program
B1

Annual inflation adjustments to payment
amounts

Councilmembers
Councilmember Johnson Herbold, Mosqueda,
and O'Brien

This amendment would use increases in Consumer Price Index, All Urban Consumers, SeattleTacoma-Bellevue, WA, Shelter (1982-1984 = 100) to automatically adjust payment amounts
Attachment 2:
instead of Consumer Price Index, All Urban Consumers, Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA, All Items Group 1
(1982-1984 = 100). 

Councilmember Johnson Councilmembers
and O'Brien
Herbold and Juarez

This amendment would change the report date for the Director of the Seattle Department of
Construction and Inspections and the Director of Housing to provide Council with an
assessment of program performance from July 1, 2019, as required by Ordinance 125108, to
December 1, 2020, which will allow the Executive to collect more data on how the program is
performing prior to recommending any changes to payment amounts.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

B2

Reporting Requirements

B3

Council intent to adjust MHA payment
requirements and high, medium, and low area
boundaries based on current market conditions.

Councilmember O'Brien

Councilmember
Herbold

B4

Off-site Performance for Mandatory Housing
Affordability - Residential

Councilmember Herbold

The proposed amendment would allow off-site performance if a development to which MHA-R
Councilmembers
requirements apply is located in a lowrise zone, and the development containing the off-site
Attachment 2:
Group 1
González and Johnson performance housing a) is located in a lowrise zone, b) provides re-sale restricted, affordable
homeownership opportunities for income-eligible buyers, and c) receives no public subsidy.

B6

Intent language regarding future actions if MHA
is determined to be unlawful.

Councilmember
Councilmember Herbold
Harrell

B7

Minimum from payment option for
homeownership

Councilmember Herbold

C1

Consideration of transit service in rezoning areas Councilmember Johnson

This amendment would modify the intent language related to initial implementation to
establish that the Council will consider modifying payment amounts and the boundaries of
Attachment 2:
high, medium, and low areas by July 1, 2019 to reflect current more current market conditions.
Group 1
The proposed payment amounts and boundaries are based on market conditions at the time
the proposal was initially developed.

This amendment would add a new section to CB 119444 expressing Council’s intent to take
steps, if the imposition of requirements under MHA are determined to be unlawful, to prevent Attachment 2:
Group 1
the continuance of the new zoning and increased development capacity in the absence of
substantial affordable housing requirements.
This amendment would prescribe a 5% minimum for use of revenue from the payment option
for development of homeownership housing.
C. Rezone criteria

Attachment 3:
Group 2

This amendment would use the definition of frequent transit service in the Residential Small Lot
Councilmember
Attachment 2:
(RSL), High Rise Residential, and Neighborhood Commercial 3 zone criteria to identify areas
Group 1
Juarez and Mosqueda
where certain zones are appropriate.
E. Technical

E1

Technical and Clarifying Amendments

Councilmember Johnson

This amendment would make technical or clarifying amendments to fix typos and other
drafting errors identified by staff.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

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CB 119444: Summary of Official Land Use Map Amendments

Map
Amendment #

Address / Area Description

1-2

Current
Zoning

Zoning Proposed
in CB 119444

Proposed
Amendment

Amendment Description

Single-family zones within the
West Seattle Junction Residential SF 5000
Urban Village

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

Reduce all proposed rezones from Single Family within the West Seattle Junction
Attachment 3:
Urban Village to Residential Small Lot.
Group 2

1-3

Single-family zones within the
West Seattle Junction Residential SF 5000
Urban Village

LR2 (M1)

RSL (M)

1-4

Single-family zones within the
West Seattle Junction Residential SF 5000
Urban Village

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

1-5

Single-family zones within the
West Seattle Junction Residential SF 5000
Urban Village

LR2 (M2)

RSL (M)

1-6

Single-family zones within the
West Seattle Junction Residential SF 5000
Urban Village

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

1-8

Area west of Fauntleroy, south
of SW Graham Street

1-10

Area by SW Barton, Barton Pl SW
SF 7200
and 21st Ave S

1-11

26th Ave SW between SW Barton
various SF
& SW Roxbury ST

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

1-12

California Ave SW between SW
Holly & SW Graham

NC3-30

NC3P-55 (M)

NC3-55 (M)

1-13

California Ave SW between SW
Graham & SW Raymond

NC2-30

NC2P-40 (M)

NC2-40 (M)

2-1a

North Rainier Urban Village - Mt
LR2
Baker Park Historic District

LR2 (M)

LR2 (no rezone)

2-1b

North Rainier Urban Village - Mt
SF 5000
Baker Park Historic District

RSL (M)

SF 5000 (no
rezone)

SF 5000

LR3 (M2)

LR1 (M1)

Attachment #

Reduce all proposed rezones from Single Family within the West Seattle Junction
Attachment 3:
Urban Village to Residential Small Lot.
Group 2
Reduce all proposed rezones from Single Family within the West Seattle Junction
Attachment 3:
Urban Village to Residential Small Lot.
Group 2
Reduce all proposed rezones from Single Family within the West Seattle Junction
Attachment 3:
Urban Village to Residential Small Lot.
Group 2
Reduce all proposed rezones from Single Family within the West Seattle Junction
Attachment 3:
Urban Village to Residential Small Lot.
Group 2

Requires Amendment
to the Comp Plan?

No

No

No

No

No

LR2 (M1)

Reduce the proposed zone designation in the Morgan Junction Urban Village
south of S Graham Street and northwest of Fauntleroy Way SW to a less intense
Lowrise multifamily zone designation.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

RSL (M)

Reduce the proposed zone designation within the Westwood-Highland Park
Urban Village in the area between SW Barton Pl and Delridge Way SW from
Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small Lot.

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Reduce the proposed zone designation within the Westwood-Highland Park
Urban Village along 26th Av S from Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small Lot.
Current zoning is SF 5000 or SF 7200.

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Remove the Pedestrian (P) Zone designation in Morgan Junction Urban Village.

Remove the Pedestrian (P) Zone designation in Morgan Junction Urban Village.

Remove areas within the Mount Baker Park Historic District from the North
Rainier Urban Village expansion area, maintain existing zone designations, and do
not apply MHA.
Remove areas within the Mount Baker Park Historic District from the North
Rainier Urban Village expansion area, maintain existing zone designations, and do
not apply MHA.

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Map
Amendment #

Address / Area Description

2-1c

Current
Zoning

Zoning Proposed
in CB 119444

Proposed
Amendment

North Rainier Urban Village - Mt
SF 5000
Baker Park Historic District

RSL (M)

SF 5000 (no
rezone)

2-3

North Beacon Hill - Beacon Ave S various NC

NC1 AND NC2

NC1P AND NC2P

2-4

Area SW of S Mt Baker & MLK

LR3 RC

SM-95 (M1)

NC3-55 (M)

2-9

Block face east of Othello Park
on S 45th Street

SF 5000

RSL (M)

LR1 (M1)

3-11a

953 23rd Avenue

SF 5000

RSL (M)

LR1 (M1)

3-14

Areas east of Martin Luther King
SF 5000
Junior Way and S Jackson St

RSL (M)

LR1 (M1)

3-15

1722 22nd Ave S

LR3 (M1)

MR (M2)

LR2

3-16

Northwest corner of 20th Av S
and S Holgate

SF 5000

RSL (M)

LR2 (M1)

3-17

1419 22nd Avenue

SF 5000

RSL (M)

LR2 (M1)

RSL (M)

LR 1 (M1)

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

LR2 (M1)

LR1 (M1)

3-18
4-2a
4-2b

Block bounded by S Charles ST, S
Norman ST, 25th Ave S, and 26th SF 5000
Ave S
Area north of Roosevelt High
SF 5000
School, north of NE 70th ST
Area north of Roosevelt High
School, between NE 68th and NE SF 5000
70th St

Attachment #

Requires Amendment
to the Comp Plan?

Attachment 2:
Group 1

Yes

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Increase the proposed zoning designation of the block bounded by S Charles ST, S
Attachment 2:
Norman ST, 25th Ave S, and 26th Ave S from RSL (M) to LR1 (M1).
Group 1

No

Amendment Description

Remove areas within the Mount Baker Park Historic District from the North
Rainier Urban Village expansion area, maintain existing zone designations, and do
not apply MHA.
Extend the Pedestrian designation to the full extent of the Neighborhood
Commercial zones fronting on Beacon Av S and 15th Av S within the North
Beacon Hill Urban Village.
Reduce the proposed zoning within the North Rainier UV in the area southwest of
the intersection of MLK Jr Way S and S Mt Baker Blvd from Seattle Mixed
commercial with a 95' height limit to a commercial zone designation with a 55'
height limit.
Increase the proposed zone designation from Residential Small Lot to Lowrise 1
multifamily in the area to the east and south of Othello Park in the Othello Urban
Village.
Increase the proposed zone designation for the SF 5000 portion of the parcel
addressed as 953 23rd Avenue from Residential Small Lot to Lowrise 1. Note that
the current zoning of this parcel is split: SF 5000 and NC2P-55 (M).
Increase the proposed zone designation in the areas east of Martin Luther King
Junior Way and S Jackson St from Residential Small Lot to a Lowrise multifamily
zone designation.
Increase the proposed zone designation from Lowrise multifamily to Midrise.
Increase the proposed zone designation for a portion of the block at the
northwest corner of 20th Av S and S Holgate St from Residential Small Lot to
Lowrise multifamily.
Increase the proposed zone designation to LR2 (M1)

Reduce the proposed zone designation from Lowrise to Residential Small Lot.
Reduce the proposed zone designation from Lowrise 2 to Lowrise 1.

4-4a

Roosevelt Urban Village SF 5000
Ravenna-Cowen Historic District

RSL (M)

SF 5000

4-4b

Roosevelt Urban Village and
Ravenna-Cowen North Historic
District

SF/LR/NC

LR/RSL/NC

SF/LR/NC (no
rezone)

4-6

6207-6211 12th Ave NE; 10121032 NE 62nd

SF 5000

LR1 (M1)

LR2 (M1)

Reduce changes to (M) level increases where the Historic District overlaps with
the boundary of the existing Roosevelt UV. Do not expand the UV boundary or
apply MHA where the Historic District overlaps with the proposed UV boundary
expansion area.
Remove areas from the proposal and do not apply MHA where the RavennaCowen North Historic District overlaps with the existing or proposed Roosevelt
Urban Village boundary.
Increase the proposed zone designation on NE 62nd St between Roosevelt Way
NE and 12th Av NE in the Roosevelt Urban Village from Lowrise 1 to Lowrise 2.

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

Yes

Attachment 3:
Group 2

Yes

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

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Map
Amendment #

Address / Area Description

Current
Zoning

Zoning Proposed
in CB 119444

Proposed
Amendment

4-10

4907 25th Ave NE

C1-40

NC2-55 (M)

NC2-75

4-14

4-15

4-16a

4-16b

4-17

4-18
4-19

5-1

Wallingford Urban Village - area
currently zoned SF north of N
49th St
Wallingford Urban Village - area
currently zoned SF north of N
46th St
Wallingford Urban Village - Area
zoned Single-family north of N
Motor Pl
Wallingford Urban Village - Area
zoned Single-family west of
Midvale Ave N
Wallingford Urban Village - area
currently zoned SF north of N
40th St between Ashworth &
Densmore
Eastern edge of Eastlake Urban
Village
Single-family zoned area
between 16th and 17th Ave NE,
south of NE 68th S
Mobile Home Parks south of N
125th St and west of Ashworth
Av N

Amendment Description

Attachment #

Requires Amendment
to the Comp Plan?

Increase the proposed height from 55 feet to 75 feet.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

Yes

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

SF 5000

LR1/LR1 RC (M1)

RSL (M)

Reduce the proposed Lowrise multifamily zone designation to Residential Small
Lot.

SF 5000

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

Reduce the proposed Lowrise multifamily zone designation to Residential Small
Lot.

SF 5000

LR1 (M1)

LR2 (M1)

SF 5000

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

SF 5000

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

LR3

LR3 (M)

MR (M1)

SF 5000

RSL (M)

SF 5000 (no
rezone)

C1-40

C1-55 (M)

C1-40 (no rezone)

LR3

LR3 (M)

NC2 75 (M1)

Increase the proposed Lowrise 1 multifamily zone designation to Lowrise 2.

5-3a

Northaven site

5-4

Area along NE 108th St between
SF 5000
11th Av NE and NE Northgate
Way

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

5-10a

Aurora Ave N between N 100th
St and N 93rd St

NC3-75 (M)

NC3P-75 (M)

5-10b

west side of Aurora Ave N
C1-40
between N 93rd St and N 86th St

NC3-65 (M1)

NC3P-65 (M1)

C2-65

Reduce the proposed Lowrise multifamily zone designation to Residential Small
Lot
Reduce the proposed Lowrise multifamily zone designation to Residential Small
Lot.

Increase proposed multifamily zone designations on the east side of the Eastlake
Urban Village to Midrise.
Do not apply MHA, do not expand the Roosevelt Urban Village Boundary, and do
not rezone the existing single-family zoned area between 16th and 17th Ave NE,
south of NE 68th St.
Do not apply MHA and do not rezone two mobile home parks located southwest
of the intersection of N 125th St and Ashworth Av N in the Bitter lake Urban
Village.
Increase the height and rezone the eastern portion of the Northaven site from
Lowrise 3 (M) to Neighborhood Commercial 2 with a 75 foot height limit (M1).

Reduce the proposed zone designation for an area along NE 108th St between
Attachment 2:
11th Av NE and NE Northgate Way from Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small
Group 1
Lot.
Expand pedestrian designations along some Neighborhood Commercial - zoned
Attachment 2:
areas along Aurora within the Aurora - Licton Spring Urban Village.
Group 1
Expand pedestrian designations along some Neighborhood Commercial - zoned
areas along Aurora within the Aurora - Licton Spring Urban Village.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

No

No

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Map
Amendment #

Address / Area Description

5-10c

east side of Aurora Ave N
C1-65
between N 94th St and N 85th St

5-10d

5-11

Current
Zoning

W side of Aurora Ave N from N
86th St to N 84th St; E side from C1-40
N 85th St to N 84th St
The area northeast of the
intersection of Meridian Ave N SF 5000
and N 113th St

Zoning Proposed
in CB 119444

Proposed
Amendment

Attachment #

Requires Amendment
to the Comp Plan?

NC3-75 (M)

NC3P-75 (M)

Expand pedestrian designations along some Neighborhood Commercial - zoned
areas along Aurora within the Aurora - Licton Spring Urban Village.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

NC3-75 (M1)

NC3P-75 (M1)

Expand pedestrian designations along some Neighborhood Commercial - zoned
areas along Aurora within the Aurora - Licton Spring Urban Village.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

none

LR2 (M1)

Rezone from Single Family to Lowrise multifamily and expand the boundary of
the Northgate Urban Center.

Attachment 2:
Group 1

Yes

Reduce proposed zone designations in the area currently zoned Single-family in
the Crown Hill Urban Village south of NW 92nd Street between 13th and 15th
Avenues NW from Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small Lot.

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Reduce proposed zone designations in some areas currently zoned Single-family
in the Crown Hill Urban Village south of NW 90th Street between 12th and 14th
Avenues NW from Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small Lot.

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 3:
Group 2

No

Attachment 2:
Group 1

No

Amendment Description

6-3

Areas zoned Single-family in the
SF 5000
Crown Hill Urban Village

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

6-4

Areas zoned Single-family in the
SF 5000
Crown Hill Urban Village

LR2 (M1)

RSL (M)

6-5

Areas zoned Single-family in the
SF 5000
Crown Hill Urban Village

LR2 (M1)

LR1 (M1)

6-6

Areas zoned Single-family in the
SF 5000
Crown Hill Urban Village

LR1 M1)

RSL (M)

6-8

Areas zoned Single-family in the
SF 5000
Crown Hill Urban Village

LR2 (M1)

LR1 (M1)

6-9

Areas zoned Single-family in the
SF 5000
Crown Hill Urban Village

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

6-10

Areas zoned Single-family in the
SF 5000
Crown Hill Urban Village

LR1 (M1)

RSL (M)

6-16

The area west of the intersection
LR3
of 15th Ave NW and NW 85th St

NC3P-75 (M1)

NC3P-55 (M)

6-17

Commercial node at the
intersection of 15th Ave NW and NC3P-40
85th ST

NC3P-55 (M)

NC3P-75 (M1)

Increase the height of the proposed commercial zone designation from 55 feet to
Attachment 2:
75 feet and increase the MHA tier.
Group 1

No

6-18

Area adjacent to the troll in the
Fremont Urban Village

LR3 (M1)

LR1 (M)

Reduce the proposed zone designation from Lowrise 3 (M1) multifamily to
Lowrise 1 (M) multifamily along N 36th St generally between Linden Av N and
Albion Pl N

No

LR1

Reduce proposed zone designations in some areas currently zoned Single-family
in the Crown Hill Urban Village in the half block east of 16th Av NW between NW
85th and 89th Street from Lowrise 2 (M1) multifamily to Lowrise 1 (M1)
multifamily.
Reduce proposed zone designations in areas currently zoned Single-family in the
Crown Hill Urban Village in the area east of 18th Av NW between NW 85th and
89th Street from Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small Lot.
Reduce proposed zone designations in some areas currently zoned Single-family
in the Crown Hill Urban Village in the half block west of 16th Av NW between NW
80th and 85th Street from Lowrise 2 (M1) multifamily to Lowrise 1 (M1)
multifamily.
Reduce proposed zone designations in areas currently zoned Single-family in the
Crown Hill Urban Village in the area east of 18th Av NW between NW 80th and
85th Street from Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small Lot.
Reduce proposed zone designations in some areas currently zoned Single-family
in the Crown Hill Urban Village west of 13th Av NW between NW 80th and 83rd
Streets from Lowrise multifamily to Residential Small Lot.
Reduce the height of the proposed commercial zone from 75 feet to 55 feet.

Attachment 3:
Group 2

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CB 119443: Summary of Amendments to the Comprehensive Plan
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Discussion

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D. Comprehensive Plan Amendments (CB 119443)

D1

Fremont Neighborhood Plan Policy F-P13

D2

Morgan Junction Neighborhood Plan Policies

This amendment, instead of amending policy F-P13, deletes it. Policies in the Wallingford
Neighborhood Plan that discuss the character of the area between Stone Way and Aurora Avenue
Councilmember O'Brien North between N 45th Street and N 40th Street, including policy W-P1 (with amendments similar
to those proposed for F-P13), would continue to provide guidance regarding the City’s intent for
the character of this area.
This amendment would change the existing policy MJ-P14 and the new policy MJ-P23.1 related to
Councilmember Herbold
Morgan Junction Urban Village to better reflect community interests.

Attachment 4:
Group 3
Attachment 4:
Group 3

This amendment amends Council Bill 119433 to amend the boundaries of the Northgate Urban
Center as shown in the Comprehensive Plan. Two maps are amended: a Map in the Neighborhood
Attachment 4:
Plan section of the Comprehensive Plan showing the Northgate Urban Center, and the Future Land
Group 3
Use Map (Land Use Figure 1). This version should be moved if the Select Committee adopts
amendment 5-11 expanding the size of the Northgate Urban Center.

Amend the boundary of the Northgate Urban
Center

Councilmember Juarez

D4

Amend the boundary of the North Rainier Hub
Urban Village

This amendment amends Council Bill 119433 to amend the boundaries of the North Rainier Hub
Urban Village as shown in the Comprehensive Plan. Two maps are amended: a Map in the
Neighborhood Plan section of the Comprehensive Plan showing the North Rainier Urban Village
Council President Harrell
and the Future Land Use Map (Land Use Figure 1). This version should be moved if the Select
Committee adopts amendment 2-1 removing the Mt. Baker Park Historic District from the North
Rainier Hub Urban Village.

D5a

This amendment amends Council Bill 119433 to amend the boundaries of the Roosevelt Residential
Urban Village as shown in the Comprehensive Plan. Two maps are amended: a Map in the
Amend the boundary of the Roosevelt Residential
Neighborhood Plan section of the Comprehensive Plan showing the Roosevelt urban village and the Attachment 5:
Urban Village related to the Ravenna-Cowen Park Councilmember Johnson
Group 4
Future Land Use Map (Land Use Figure 1). This version should be moved if the Select Committee
Historic District
adopts amendment 4-4a or 4-4b removing the Ravenna-Cowen Park Historic District from the
Roosevelt Residential Urban Village.

D5b

This amendment amends Council Bill 119433 to amend the boundaries of the Roosevelt Residential
Urban Village as shown in the Comprehensive Plan. Two maps are amended: a Map in the
Amend the boundary of the Roosevelt Residential
Neighborhood Plan section of the Comprehensive Plan showing the Roosevelt urban village and the Attachment 5:
Urban Village related to the block between 16th Councilmember Johnson
Group 4
Future Land Use Map (Land Use Figure 1). This version should be moved if the Select Committee
and 17th avenues NE south of NE 68th Street
adopts amendment amendment 4-19 to not include an area between 16th and 17th avenues NE
south of NE 68th Street in the Roosevelt urban village.

D3

D5c

Amend the boundary of the Roosevelt Residential
Urban Village related to the Ravenna-Cowen Park
Historic District and the block between 16th and
17th avenues NE south of NE 68th Street

Attachment 4:
Group 3

This amendment amends Council Bill 119433 to amend the boundaries of the Roosevelt Residential
Urban Village as shown in the Comprehensive Plan. Two maps are amended: a Map in the
Neighborhood Plan section of the Comprehensive Plan showing the Roosevelt urban village and the
Attachment 5:
Councilmember Johnson Future Land Use Map (Land Use Figure 1). This version should be moved if the Select Committee
Group 4
adopts amendment 4-4a or 4-4b removing the Ravenna-Cowen Park Historic District from the
Roosevelt Residential Urban Village and amendment 4-19 to not include an area between 16th and
17th avenues NE south of NE 68th Street in the Roosevelt urban village.

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