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Sequim Planning Commission reviews Transportation chapter draft, keeps vehicular LOS D citywide; signal, multimodal upgrades planned
Summary
The Sequim Planning Commission reviewed a draft Transportation chapter of the 2025 comprehensive plan, retained a citywide vehicular level‑of‑service (LOS) D with Washington Street set at a lower standard downtown, and heard staff timelines for signal cabinet upgrades, Prairie Street complete‑streets work and multimodal 'level of stress' mapping.
Sequim — The Planning Commission on July 15 reviewed the draft Transportation chapter of the city’s 2025 comprehensive plan and discussed how Growth Management Act requirements, multimodal performance measures and financing will be folded into the Transportation Master Plan and the capital facilities plan.
Carla, a planning staff presenter, said the draft carries the city’s existing vehicular LOS policy forward: "the level the vehicular level of service is, except for Washington Street, a level of service D, and then Washington Street has a level service F within the downtown, and they must maintain a level service E outside of the downtown." The draft also adds pedestrian and bicycle performance measures (pedestrian and bicycle level of traffic stress) required by recent state changes.
City engineer Nick…
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