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Committee reviews dozens of neighborhood-center map proposals; Magnolia, Queen Anne see multiple options
Summary
Staff and councilmembers presented numerous proposed changes to the comprehensive-plan future land use map on Aug. 4, including new neighborhood centers across the city and multiple competing boundary options for Magnolia and other neighborhoods. Councilmember Ray Strauss offered three alternative maps for each proposed center in his district; he
The Select Committee on the Comprehensive Plan on Aug. 4 reviewed a long series of map changes and proposed additions to the city’s future land use map that would create or refine neighborhood centers across Seattle.
Councilmember Ray Strauss told the committee he had developed three options for each proposed neighborhood-center boundary in his district "so I can receive more feedback on which of these 3 options is best." He said the approach is intended to continue community outreach and that he will bring only one amendment per neighborhood center forward in September.
Central staff listed new centers and boundary changes…
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