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Silverdale Center plan teams propose Clear Creek green spine, transit loop and liner buildings to boost walkability
Summary
Consultants and county planners presented a Silverdale Center work study on Oct. 21 that recommends a Clear Creek green spine, enhanced east'west pedestrian connections, a local transit circulator and targeted infill to support mixed-use redevelopment while preserving Old Town character.
Consultants working on the Silverdale Center Regional Plan presented updated concepts to the Planning Commission on Oct. 21 that prioritize walkability, infill housing near transit and creek-front public spaces.
Project scope and purpose: Tascina Turin of BERC and Fred Young of Parametrics said the update revisits goals set in 2006 and translates public-engagement input into implementable design concepts and design standards. The county seeks PSRC certification for the Silverdale transportation element and to maintain Silverdale's regional center designation, which affects eligibility for regional funding.
Key concepts presented:
- Clear Creek spine: consultants propose activating Clear Creek as a contiguous green…
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