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Planning Policy CommissionAuto captions
Thursday, October 2, 2014
6:30 PM · 31m 42s · Council Chambers, 135 East Sunset Way, Issaquah WA
Economic Vitality Element and Cultural Element: On August 14, PPC had their first review of the Economic Vitality Element, presented by Jen Davis-Hayes, Economic Development Manager. There was a good
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
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Meeting Minutes from September 25, 2014 deferred to the October 23rd meeting
3. AGENDA ITEMS
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Introduction for Planning Policy Meeting Presentation No presentation - Description of tonight's presentation
Economic Vitality Element and Cultural Element: On August 14, PPC had their first review of the Economic Vitality Element, presented by Jen Davis-Hayes, Economic Development Manager. There was a good
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Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update: Economic Vitality Element
Exhibit A – Updated DRAFT of the Economic Vitality Element Summary: This is an updated DRAFT of the Economic Vitality Element with PPC’s comments and suggestions added. There are some data needed, highlighted in yellow, that should be included for the th public hearing on November 13 .
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Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update: Cultural Element
Exhibit B – Updated DRAFT of the Cultural Element Summary: This element was first adopted in 1999 and last updated in 2000. This is an updated DRAFT of the Cultural Element with PPC’s comments and suggestions added from their August 14, 2014 meeting. In addition, the “Discussion” sections have been added and the “Historic Resource Protection” Goal G was moved up to be Goal B, as requested by PPC, which required renumbering of the other goal sections.
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Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update: Sustainability Indicators Appendix
David Fujimoto, Director Office of Sustainability Megan Curtis-Murphy, Resource Conservation Coordinator
· packet pp.15–33
The Community Sustainability Indicators provide an update on measuring the community’s progress toward long-term sustainability goals. The Sustainable City Report Updates provide a more detailed look at several of the 26 indicators established by the Sustainability Sounding Board in 2009. These reports can be found on Issaquah’s Office of Sustainability website The Community Sustainability Indicators are grouped into eight primary Sustainability Themes: Basic Needs Business Climate Education Community Awareness and Stewardship Green, Compact, Mixed-Use Development Natural Areas & Open Space Transportation - Mobility Waste/Resource Use The indicators are updated every one to two years though data sets vary depending upon reporting cycles for agencies or organizations which collect, validate and report underlying data. In some cases, data reporting methodologies have…
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