There are still two more opportunities to join the city to learn more about changes to Bellevue's parking and mobility regulations. This is an opportunity to weigh in on how Bellevue balances growth, transit and housing affordability. Whether you drive, bike or walk, these updates will change how you move throughout the city. Join us May 6 at Crossroads Community Center or for a virtual presentation and Q&A on May 8. Registration is encouraged by not required. Learn more at BellevueWA.gov/parking-reform-LUCA. 

If you live, work or play in Eastgate and Factoria, don't miss this week's joint open house on Thursday, May 7, 4:30-7:30 p.m. at South Bellevue Community Center. Review a draft vision statement and draft “policy moves” for the Great Neighborhoods planning process. Visit http://www.BellevueWA.gov/great-neighborhoods to learn more.

The Bellevue City Council will launch Downtown Livability 2.0 tomorrow, a new phase of planning and code refinements that will shape the next decade of growth in the downtown core. This effort builds on the 2017 code updates and focuses on evaluating how the existing plan is working, identifying areas where the code can be improved and ensuring our regulations continue to support a high-quality urban center. Learn more at BellevueWA.gov/DTL2. 

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