Learn About Zoning and Other Regulatory Changes Effective January 1, Be Prepared for Winter Weather, Come Play With Us This Winter, and more

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Learn About Zoning and Other Regulatory Changes Effective January 1

Learn About Zoning and Other Regulatory Changes Effective January 1

Major changes to development regulations are in effect as of Jan. 1, 2025. These include:

  • Consolidation of many residential zones and implementation of middle housing regulations.
  • Consolidation of Overlake zones and major updates to development regulations and incentives.
  • Updating affordable housing regulations for Overlake and residential zones to align with the policies of the new Comprehensive Plan Housing Element.
  • Reducing or eliminating required off-street parking for development in centers or near transit.
  • Streamlining allowed use tables.

Learn more about the changes

Be Prepared for Winter Weather

Be Prepared for Winter Weather

In the event of wind or snowstorms, be sure you know how to find the information you need.

Learn more at redmond.gov/Weather

Come Play With Us This Winter

Come Play With Us This Winter

Winter activities registration is open. Whether you’re interested in pickleball, crafting, music and dance, or something else, a variety of activities are offered throughout the season for all ages.

Learn more and sign up

Reach Your New Year Fitness Goals

Reach Your New Year Fitness Goals

Did you set new fitness goals for the new year? We can help you reach them at the Redmond Senior & Community Center. Learn about our new Day, Monthly, and Annual pass options. Passes include unlimited access to the Fitness Zone, drop-in activities, track, and locker rooms.

Find the right pass for you

Make a Difference in Your Neighborhood

Make a Difference in Your Neighborhood

Adopting a neighborhood storm drain is easy (and fun!) and can help reduce street flooding and keep pollutants like yard chemicals, pet waste, and garbage out of our lake and streams. Most stormwater in Redmond flows into a storm drain—the metal grate in the street – and is carried to a nearby waterway. By spending just 15 minutes a month removing leaves, garbage, and debris from the top of the storm drain, you can help prevent flooding and protect the waterways that are home to salmon, frogs, and other critters.

Sign up to adopt a drain

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