Ballard Neighborhood Design Guidelines Survey - October 2018
Project Background Since 2014, the City has teamed up with a community collaboration of business, resident, and community groups organized as the Ballard Partnership for Smart Growth (now the Ballard Alliance). The Alliance worked together with the City to address the challenges Ballard is facing and plan for a future based on a shared vision about what makes Ballard a great place to live, work, and play. Working together for over two years, the group produced the Ballard Urban Design and Transportation Framework (UDTF). The UDTF defines urban design recommendations, for streetscape design, land use regulations, and design guidelines that will guide future development while ensuring Ballard's people and places can thrive.
In September 2016, the Mayor proposed, and City Council adopted the recommended amendments to development standards and zoning changes. The City has now completed proposed Ballard Neighborhood Design Guidelines that implement the urban design recommendations in the UDTF.
What's Happening Now? The Proposed Ballard Neighborhood Design Guidelines are available for the community to review and to share your comments and priorities.
You can review the Proposed Ballard Neighborhood Design Guidelines and talk with staff at an open house on October 29 from 5-7 pm at the Ballard Library 5614 22nd Ave NW.
Please take some time to review our online Proposed Ballard Neighborhood Design Guidelines and provide feedback in this survey. Please complete this survey by Monday, November 12th.
David Goldberg City of Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development davidw.goldberg@seattle.gov (206) 615-1447
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