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What is the Comp Plan .?
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kaii, Our dream of how Port Townsend should be and
could be for generations to come is presented in this
Plan. . .
kiii, A Blueprintfor the future
kiii, A living document
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GMA Planning Goals
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sprawl reduction iieo property rights
iiei, concentrated urban iiei, natural resource
growth industries
iieo affordable housing iiei, historic lands and
• buildings
,ieo economic development
iieo o pen ace and
iieo permit processing
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recreation public facilities and
iieo regional transportation services
• ieo early and continuous
iiei, environmental
public participation
protection
shoreline management
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What's in the Comprehensive Plan?
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• Community Direction Statement (Vision)
• FIVE Elements
• Land use
• Housing
• Transportation
• Capital facilities & Utilities
• Economic development
4 Fundamental Concepts
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Maintaining Our Small Town
Character
.. (open f h trails, mixed use
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Achieving a Better Balance
Between Jobs & Housing ''..
Accommodating Our Share of '..
County-Wide Growth
-. Providing Public Facilities &
Services Within the City's
Financial Resources ",
Why an Update .?
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GMA requires periodic review of the plan and
development regulations
• Consistent with relevant changes in the GMA
• Respond to changes in land use and population growth.
iiei, At least once every eight years (June 2016)
iiei, Miss it and there are immediate financial consequences-
ineligible to receive funds from the Public Works Trust
Fund or the Centennial Clean Water account or to receive
preference for other state grants and loans.
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Developing the 1996 Plan- A Monumental Effort
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"While it is easy to say that the public participation
outreach, response from the citizens of Port
Townsend and the quality of work done by planning
staff was outstanding for a city of Port Townsend's
size, in fact the efforts were outstanding for a local
government of any size. Rarely, if ever, have we
reviewed a record that demonstrated both dedication
to citizen involvement and response by citizens to set
aside individual selfish concerns to achieve a greater
good for the benefit of all. "
(Eldgridge vs. City of PT 96-2-0029)
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Scope of the 2016 Update
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kaii, The 1996 Plan continues to provide a solid
foundation.
Our goal is to keep it current.
• Consistent with amendments to G
• Accommodate anticipated Growth
• Respond to change circumstances
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Anticipated Growth
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1996 Plan drafted during a period of rapid growth
tm\� Growth rates have slowed markedly
too Projected population for 2036: 12,165
some 1,711 fewer than were anticipated by
the year 2016.
Theoretically, we can accommodate: 30,000
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Identifying Optional Amendments
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2O% —Series i �", Yung Families and Youth
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What is the role of e W or zgroup .
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kiii\, List of
Must, Should, Could
Focus on Issues which
the City can affect
• Amended Policy or
Regulations
• Capital investments ,
Scope of Work Sample
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Capital Optional
Facilities &
Utilities
Element
1. Update to reflect East Jefferson Fire and
Rescue
2. Place legacy text "Capital page VII-22
Improvements" page VII-22 through through VII-
VII-72 in an Appendix and provide 72
updates.
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Steps to Develop the Scope of Work
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Technical Committee
Planning Commission
• Workgroups/Advisory Committees
• Howard Street Economic Feasibility Study
• Critical Areas Consultant
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• Planning Commission
• Town Meeting
• City Council
After the scope of work is adopted
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• Work groups
• Planning Commission
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Environmental Analysis
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Town Meeting
Planning Commission
• City Council
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