Seattle had a long-range planning meeting for future growth that managed to lack enough seating for all who wanted a chair. That’s very similar to the growth plans that the city is pursuing right now, Ryan DiRaimo explains. #Seattle2044
Op-ed: https://www.theurbanist.org/2023/01/27/we-need-more-chairs/
Seattle should pursue a bold land use alternative — an Alternative 6 — for housing growth in the major comprehensive plan update for 2024, leaders of 350 Seattle, Tech 4 Housing, and The Urbanist explain in an op-ed. #Seattle2044
Op-ed: https://www.theurbanist.org/2023/01/09/the-one-seattle-plan-needs-a-bold-alternative-6/
Ron Davis says that Seattle’s major 2024 comprehensive plan update is seriously flawed and unserious about the future. #Seattle2044
Op-ed: https://www.theurbanist.org/2022/12/09/unserious-in-seattle/
Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda championed a bolder zoning Alternative 6 in initial city council Comprehensive Plan (One Seattle) discussions this week. #Seattle2044
.@[email protected] has released the scoping report for the One Seattle Plan, a long-range plan update for the city's future land use. The report responds to comments received by making significant improvements to four action alternatives. #Seattle2044
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/UrbanistOrg/status/1589801789276422144
The One Seattle Plan should be looking at how to encourage much more of this! #Seattle2044
stunner. stacked flat, point access block, passive house. reduces heating/cooling load by 90%. 5 homes, shop, all on a 4,300 sq ft lot
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/pushtheneedle/status/1590036977214435333
“stunner. stacked flat, point access block, passive house. reduces heating/cooling load by 90%. 5 homes, shop, all on a 4,300 sq ft lot”
Here’s what we know about Seattle’s updated growth alternatives. Check them out.👇
.@[email protected] has released the scoping report for the One Seattle Plan, a long-range plan update for the city's future land use. The report responds to comments received by making significant improvements to four action alternatives. #Seattle2044
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/UrbanistOrg/status/1589801789276422144
“However, the bolder Alternative 6 advocates requested did not make it into OPCD’s plans.”
.@[email protected] has released the scoping report for the One Seattle Plan, a long-range plan update for the city's future land use. The report responds to comments received by making significant improvements to four action alternatives. #Seattle2044
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/UrbanistOrg/status/1589801789276422144
Seattle could get 41 "neighborhood anchors" which are essentially 1,000-foot radius hamlets of mixed-use lowrise to midrise districts.
.@[email protected] has released the scoping report for the One Seattle Plan, a long-range plan update for the city's future land use. The report responds to comments received by making significant improvements to four action alternatives. #Seattle2044
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/UrbanistOrg/status/1589801789276422144
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