Planning Policy Commission About Contacts Created in 1983, this commission serves as a policy advisory body to the Mayor and provides guidance and direction for Issaquah’s Staff Liaison future growth through continued review and improvement to the Trish Heinonen, Planning City’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan and related land use Manager documents. Email
Issaquah’s Comprehensive Plan has not undergone a Periodic Update since 2006, however individual pieces of the Plan are updated each year. The Planning Policy Commission (PPC) is charged with the public process for review and
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Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update: Parks, Recreation, Trails, and Open Space Element
Issaquah is nestled in the heart of a beautiful and natural environment. Built on the valley floor, the City of Issaquah and its downtown core straddle several creeks (Issaquah Creek, the East Fork of Issaquah Creek, and Tibbetts Creek) which are critical waterways for salmon reproduction. The City has slowly migrated into the wooded hillsides of the Valley only to be bound from further expansion due to Native Growth Protection Areas.
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Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update: Human Services Element
HUMAN SERVICES ELEMENT INTRODUCTION Our community includes a growing population of people with disabilities, senior citizens, and those that are culturally, ethinically and racially diverse.Affordable housing, food, child care, and support for teens, older adults, and people with disabilities are among the services the community identified as being important. The Human Services Element establishes policies that enable and support the creation and maintenance of needed services, programs and facilities in Issaquah. The provision of human services is a joint effort between the public and private sector that requires a coordinated approach to meet the community’s needs.
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