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Between now and December 2024, the Comprehensive Plan will go through an update and we will be seeking your input on potential policy revisions to each element. The 2024 Update team is reviewing the Comprehensive Plan’s elements to identify potential policy revisions and additions. Policies provide direction for planning efforts in the county, and policy revisions may require
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Public Meetings: There are regular public meetings where you can learn more and provide feedback about decisions being made by Planning Commission, County Council, and other county representatives.
*Note: All meeting topics are subject to change, please click the link to the agenda page for update information. Read more...
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The 2024 Update is proposing three new elements to join the existing ten elements that make up the Comprehensive Plan. The newly proposed elements include the urban core subarea plan, climate change, and Tribal coordination. The impetus for these new elements came from proposed changes to the GMA, public input, and the continued effort required to plan for the coming light rail service in Snohomish County. Read more... |
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On December 1, 2021, the Snohomish County Tomorrow (SCT) organization recommended a set of Initial Growth Targets to the County Council. The County Council adopted the SCT-recommended targets into the Countywide Planning Policies on February 23, 2022. Growth Targets are the population and job goals to the year 2044 broken down from the regional level to the local planning level within Snohomish County. They are important because they form the basis for planning efforts in those areas. Read more... |
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Between November 1, 2021, and February 25, 2022, you told us about your 2044 vision for Snohomish County. We received nearly 100 comments! Staff compiled the public comments into a draft vision statement and collection of guiding principles.
Did we hear you correctly? Let us know if we missed anything by emailing 2024Update@snoco.org. Read more... |
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Every year, PDS staff produces a tree canopy monitoring report to summarize the tree canopy retained or created through new residential land use development permits in the Urban Growth Area (UGA). To review the full monitoring report, please visit the ‘Tree Canopy in Landscaping’ webpage. You can learn about the 2021 Annual report on Tree Canopy, canopy regulations, past reports, and more. Read more... |
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Lushootseed – Coastal Salish is the language of the Tulalip Tribes. The Tulalip Tribes website, indicates that “The Lushootseed-speaking region extends along the shores of Puget Sound from modern-day Olympia to the Skagit watershed and from the Hood canal to the
Cascades.” Read more...
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Title VI / ADA Information
Interpreter and translation services for people with limited English proficiency, and accommodations for persons with disabilities are available upon request. Please make arrangements by emailing the project contact at 2024Update@snoco.org. For questions regarding Public Works’ Title VI Program, contact the Title VI Coordinator via e-mail at spw-titlevi@snoco.org, or phone 425-388-6660. If you have a hearing or speech impairment call 711.
Para solicitar esta encuesta en español, envíe un correo electrónico con el siguiente asunto: "2024 Update Newsletter Translation Request" y enviarlo a 2024update@snoco.org desde la cuenta de correo electrónico a la que usted desee que respondamos. Asimismo, puede ponerse en contacto con el Coordinador del título VI del Condado de Snohomish al teléfono 425-388-6660.
이 설문 조사를 한국어로 요청하시는 경우, 당사에서 회신해 주기를 바라는 이메일 주소인 2024Update@snoco.org 로 "2024 Update Newsletter Translation Request" 이라는 제목의 이메일을 보내 주시기 바랍니다. 또는 425-388-6660 번으로 전화하면 Snohomish County Title VI 코디네이터와 상담을 할 수 있습니다.
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