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Comprehensive Plan

The State of Washington Growth Management Act (GMA) – RCW 36.70A – requires cities to adopt a Comprehensive Plan that includes the following mandatory elements:

1.      Land Use Element

2.      Housing Element

3.      Capital Facilities Element

4.      Utilities Element

5.      Transportation Element

6.      Economic Development Element

7.      Parks and Recreation Element

 

The GMA also requires cities to periodically review and revise their Comprehensive Plan to ensure they continue to comply with the requirements of the GMA.

The City Council amended the City of Mukilteo Comprehensive Plan in 2009.  At the same time it also adopted three new functional plans and updated two existing functional plans.  The 2009 amendments included changes to the General Development, Land Use, Critical Areas & Shorelines, Transportation and Capital Facilities Elements of the Comprehensive Plan.  The amended Comprehensive Plan and all of the City's adopted functional plans are listed below and can be viewed by clicking on the links.  In some cases appendices have been separated from the plans to quicken download times.

For more information about the City of Mukilteo's Comprehensive Plan contact staff lead Glen Pickus, AICP, Senior Planner, 425.263.8042. 

2010 Docket

The 2010 Final Docket was approved by the City Council on February 16, 2010. Docket applications on the Final Docket will undergo futher analysis by staff.  Placement on the final docket does not imply the proposal will ultimately be approved.  After staff analysis is completed and public comment is considered each proposal will be presented to the City Council for their consideration and possible adoption.






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