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Kitsap planners outline Silverdale Center Plan as commissioners and tribal representative raise questions
Summary
DCD planner Jim Rogers presented the Silverdale Center Plan overview, including PSRC criteria, market study, RFP scope and community engagement; commissioners asked clarifying questions and two public speakers — including a Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe representative — commented. No formal actions were taken.
Jim Rogers, a planner with the county Department of Community Development (DCD), presented an overview of the Silverdale Center Plan to the Kitsap County Planning Commission on March 4, outlining regional center context and Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) criteria, a market study, a community vision, the scope of work and request for proposals, a community engagement plan, the schedule, and next steps.
The presentation, described in the meeting minutes as a staff briefing, prompted questions from Planning Commissioners about elements of the plan and the timeline. Commissioners and Rogers discussed specifics of the staff presentation; the minutes record a discussion but do not include verbatim exchanges or detailed follow-up directions.
During the general public comment period, two speakers addressed the Silverdale Center Plan. David Rose (listed in the minutes as “CK Resident”) and Marla Powers (identified as staff and representative of the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe) spoke to the commission; the minutes state they “commented on the Silverdale Center Plan” but do not provide their statements or requests.
The record indicates staff presented next steps including advancing the RFP and community engagement schedule shown in the staff presentation; the minutes do not record any motion, vote, or formal approval related to the plan at this meeting. The commission adjourned at 6:38 p.m.
