Comprehensive Plan

Woodinville's first Comprehensive Plan was adopted in 1996 and set development and growth guidelines in and around Woodinville for a 20-year period. Through yearly updates (Annual Docket), the Plan provides direction for the physical development of Woodinville and serves as a guideline for designating land uses, developing infrastructure, establishing community services and implementing regulations. The City often adopts Master Plans to support the goals and objectives of the Comprehensive Plan.

Citizen input into the charter Plan reflected the community's values to:

• Preserve Woodinville's unique Northwest woodland character
• Retain a viable, vital commercial downtown
• Encourage small, locally-owned stores
• Create a pedestrian-friendly downtown
• Encourage desirable streetscape and commercial development in the downtown
• Promote historical architecture in new commercial development
• Promote and develop all types of recreational opportunities for youth

Amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, Comprehensive Plan Map or, in certain circumstances, Zoning Code are processed through the Annual Docket. Annual Docket items may be proposed by private development or public agencies (including the City). Proposals are due by March 31 each year and formally considered by the Planning Commission. The Commission then forwards its recommendations to the City Council.

Comprehensive Plan - Amended 2009
Cover
Cover Insert
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
	Map - City Limits of Woodinville
	Map - City of Woodinville and Neighborhoods
	Map - Surrounding Communities
Chapter 2 Growth Management Act Guidelines and Policies
	Table - Consistency of Goals and Policies
Chapter 3 Land Use Element (17 pages)
	Appendix (28 pages)
	Table - Residential Carrying Capacity
	Table - Summary of Buildable Lands Carrying Capacity
	Table - 2001 Supply of Developable Non-Residential Land
	Table - 2001 Acreage Requirements for Remaining Projected Employment Allocation (1992-2012)
	Table - 2001 Employment Carrying Capacity Under the Existing Comprehensive Plan / Zoning Code 5
	Map - Surrounding Communities
	Map - Future Land Use
	Map - 2000 Actual Land Use
	Map - Zoning
	Map - Buildable Lands as of 2001
	Map - Urban Growth Boundaries
Chapter 4 Housing Element
	Appendix
	Map - Census Tracts
Chapter 5 Human Services Element
	Appendix
Chapter 6 Economic Development Element
	Appendix (24 pages)
	Map - Census Tracts (25 kb)
Chapter 7 Parks and Recreation Element (14 pages)
	Appendix
	Map - Existing Parks and Facilities
Chapter 8 Community Design Element
	Appendix
	Map - City of Woodinville and Neighborhoods
Chapter 9 Transportation Element (24 pages)
	Appendix
	Table - City of Woodinville's 20 Year Transportation Imrprovement Plan
	Map - 1998 PM Peak Hour Traffic Volumes
	Map - 2000 Projected Weekday Traffic Volumes
	Map - Regional Vicinity
	Map - Street and Highway Network
	Map - 1998 Weekday Traffic Volumes
	Map - Existing Street Classification
	Map - Roadway Improvements Plan
	Map - Roadway Improvements Plan Downtown Area
	Map - 2003 Non Motorized Plan
Chapter 10 Capital Facilities Element (37 pages)
	Appendix
	Table - City of Woodinville's 20 Year Capital Facilities Improvement Plan
	Map - Fire Districts and Stations
	Map - Woodinville Fire and Life District Boundary
	Map - Public Schools and School Districts
	Map - Woodinville Water District Service Area (
Chapter 11 Utilities Element
	Appendix
	Map - Utility Service Areas
Chapter 12 Environmental Element Adopted 12-31-08 per Ordinance 465)
	Appendix
Chapter 13 References
	Map - Identified Critical Areas
	Map - Hydrologic Areas
	Map - Sensitive Geologic Areas
	Map - Adopted Landslide Hazards (Adopted 12-31-08 per Ordinance 465)

 

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