The Olde Town Subarea Plan, adopted in 1999, was the first subarea plan adopted after the Growth Management Act compliant Comprehensive Plan in 1995. In 2009, following Council's direction to end support of the SE Bypass, amendments were adopted removing references to the Bypass. In 2014, after focusing on the Central Issaquah Plan for several years, several Council goals were established regarding Olde Town, including: Enhancing Old Town Vitality - Task Force creation to review plan and development standards, placemaking, streetscape, Pedestrian Park, wayfinding, parking, and safety; and Creation of an Olde Town circulation plan and design guidance.
9. REGULAR BUSINESS
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State of the Judiciary Address Hear Presentation
AB 7325
The conversion of the existing grass sports field at Central Park Pad #1 into a lighted, synthetic turf facility was identified as a project within the 2013 Park Bond supported by 77% of voters. Through the ensuing design process and public engagement, there was a clear interest from the public to address some of the existing/historical Central Park site issues while completing this project.
Continue the public hearing to the May 15, 2017 Council meeting; and remand AB 7215 to the May 4, 2017 Council Land & Shore Committee for additional review and recommendation, returning to the full Council on May 15, 2017. .
Moved by GOODMAN · seconded by PAULY
Carried 5-0
Direct the Administration to prepare a new agenda bill for consideration that: a) Amends the Washington State Department of Transportation Development Agreement, specifically relating to affordable housing and Parcel D. b) Establishes a new development agreement with Polygon Northwest relating to Pa…