The Strategic Planning Office is providing this web page to serve as a resource for accessing and reviewing the package of final legislation associated with each of the 37 neighborhoods that have participated in the City of Seattle's neighborhood planning program. The Matrix is intended to serve as the primary tool to help the City to implement the neighborhood plan. The Department of Neighborhood's Sector Managers will develop sector work programs and a central database to track implementation of the activities in all of the neighborhood plan matrices over time. The Ordinance adopts portions of the neighborhood plan as amendments to the City's 20-year Comprehensive Plan and, as necessary, amendments to the Seattle Land Use Code.
Some plans have more than one ordinance.
The City Response column reflects City department comments as compiled by the Strategic Planning Office. The City Action column in Section II and the narrative response to each Key Strategy were initially filled in by City departments and then reviewed, changed if appropriate, and finalized by City Council. Staff from almost every City department participated in these planning efforts and in the preparation of the matrices. Ultimately, the City Council approved the matrices listed and recognized each neighborhood plan by resolution. After the City Council takes final action on each neighborhood Approval and Adoption Package, the documents will be available for downloading.