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NC1-40 (M)
31ST AVE E
30TH AVE E
29TH AVE
35TH AVE
LS
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
28TH AVE
26TH AVE
27TH AVE
LR1 | MR (M1)
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
33RD AVE S
32ND AVE S
31ST AVE S
29TH AVE S
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
32ND AVE S
SHORT PL S
29TH AVE S
28TH AVE S
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
|
-40 1)
C1 95 (M
3NC
14TH AVE S
P
HA
AT
AW
)
(M
$7-21
35TH AVE
35TH AVE S
LAKESIDE AVE S
M)
75
IC-
E
AV
5|
5-7%
I90 EB
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
S IRVING ST
S ATLANTIC ST
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
35TH AVE S
1(
IER
6
IC-
typical zoning
increases
LR2 | MR (M2)
zone categories
LR
HI
M)
IN
RA
13TH AVE S
26TH AVE S
1|
5(
(M
3-5
-75
NC
| IC
30TH AVE S
LR
0|
paymentin-lieu
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
S NORMAN ST
LS
3-4
65
IC-
NC
M)
affordable
homes
S JUDKINS ST
2(
zoning
change
Thurgood Marshall
NORTH
RAINIER
URBAN
VILLAGE
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
SP
M)
VI
DA
5(
LR
(M2)
S DEARBORN ST
S IRVING ST
(M1)
20TH AVE S
3-7
NC
)
5 (M
2|
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
(M)
3-5
5|
NC
PL
R
PA
LR
VE S
15TH A
S NORMAN ST
Principle 6a:
Implement
urban village
expansions
using 10-minute
LESCHI PARK
FRINK PARK
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
S JUDKINS ST
S ATLANTIC ST
zoning changes
S LANE ST
S DEARBORN ST
20TH PL S
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AR
RK
PA
N
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DA
S
VE
SA
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ST
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WI
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3-4
3-6
PL
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Principle 5:
Increase housing options
near infrastructure like
transit.
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC
NC
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
S KING ST
M)
5(
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
LR
S LANE ST
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
BRADNER PL S
2-7
SC
1|
LR
C1-160 |
C1-200 (M)
T
SS
E
RL
HA
PA
R
C1-85 |
C1-95 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
19TH AVE S
NC
C1-65 |
C1-75 (M)
26TH AVE S
5|
Principle 5a:
Allow more housing
options near
neighborhood assets
ST
like parks
and schools.
U
R
E
S DEARBORN ST
ST
AN
SD
25TH AVE S
2-6
Washington
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
S DEARBORN ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
S LANE ST
S MAIN ST
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
S WASHINGTON ST
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
C1-65 |
C1-75 (M)
24TH AVE S
S KING ST
18TH AVE S
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
NC
12TH AVE S
PRATT PARK
E YESLER WAY
NC1-55 (M)
Leschi
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
S JACKSON ST
25TH AVE
24TH AVE
|
NC1-40
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
23RD AVE S
16TH AVE S
22ND AVE S
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
17TH AVE S
Bailey
Gatzert
PEPPIS
PLAYGROUND
Principle 1b:
Encourage smallscale, family-friendly
housing options like
cottages, triplexes, and
rowhouses.
E SPRUCE ST
20TH AVE S
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
E
AV
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
C1-125 |
C1-145 (M)
E ALDER ST
12TH AVE S
E TERRACE ST
30TH AVE S
17TH AVE
16TH AVE
15TH AVE
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
RE
BO
S MAIN ST
29TH AVE E
Garfield
E FIR ST
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
E TERRACE ST
E ALDER ST
C2-65 |
C2-75 (M)
GARFIELD PLAYFIELD
S WELLER ST
Principle 3a:
Zone full blocks instead of partial
blocks to soften transitions.
E ARLINGTON PL
27TH AVE E
Nova at Mann
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
MR | MR (M)
Madrona K-8
E MARION ST
28TH AVE
ST
E JEFFERSON
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
32ND AVE
LR2 RC |
NC1-40 (M1)
E JAMES ST
21ST AVE
14TH AVE
NC2-40 | NC2-55 (M)
24TH AVE
22ND AVE
20TH AVE
19TH AVE
18TH AVE
15TH AVE
17TH AVE
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
E COLUMBIA ST
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
N ST
E UNIO
E COLUMBIA ST
E SPRING ST
E MARION ST
16TH AVE
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
12TH AVE
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
Principle 4b:
Consider less
intensive zoning
changes in areas
of historical
or cultural
significance.
E MARION ST
E CHERRY ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1)
E SPRING ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
10TH AVE
RSL/TC |
LR1 (M1)
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
MADRONA
PLAYGROUND
NC2P-30 |
NC2P-55 (M1)
34TH AVE
NC2P-30 |
NC2P-40
(M)
34TH AVE
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
33RD AVE
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
E PIKE ST
32ND AVE
31ST AVE
E PINE ST
30TH AVE
23RD AVE
11TH AVE
SF 5000 |
LR2 RC (M1)
ISON
AD
29TH AVE
ST
EM
Seattle
World School
T.T. MINOR
PLAYGROUND
10TH AVE
E OLIVE ST
27TH AVE
E PIKE ST
MLK JR WAY
13TH AVE
3-7
C3
M
5(
NC
|
-65
E DENNY WAY
E HOWELL ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1)
E PINE ST
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
P
C3
M
5(
P-
C3
65| N
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
15TH AVE
E OLIVE ST
17TH AVE
14TH AVE
LR3 PUD |
LR3 PUD (M)
E HOWELL ST
5| )
2-6 (M
NC2-75
NC
19TH AVE
11TH AVE
NAGLE PL
E DENNY WAY
E JOHN ST
LR3 | MR (M1)
22ND AVE E
21ST AVE E
E JOHN ST
20TH AVE E
19TH AVE E
26TH AVE E
16TH AVE E
14TH AVE E
13TH AVE E
25TH AVE E
WILLIAMS PLACE
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
ST
E JOHN
CALIFORNIA AVE SW
WA
Y
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
AVE
SW
SW GRAYSON ST
SW ADMIRAL WAY
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
41ST AVE SW
BELVEDERE PARK
LR3 | LR3 (M)
SW LANDER ST
T
COT
RES
NC2P-30 |
NC2P-40 (M)
42ND AVE SW
49TH AVE SW
ER
BELVIDERE AVE
SW
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
LR3 | LR3 (M)
MN
SW COLLEGE ST
SU
37TH AVE SW
46TH AVE SW
SW WALKER ST
SW
WALNUT AVE SW
CA
L
PL IFO
AC RN
E IA
45TH AVE SW
47TH AVE SW
48TH AVE SW
49TH AVE SW
BROOK AVE SW
48TH AVE SW
SW
AV
E
N
SE
T
SU
49TH AVE SW
50TH AVE SW
ARCH AVE SW
FE
RR
YA
VE
SW
44TH AVE SW
PALM
AVE
SW
)
(M
R3
|L
3
LR
50TH AVE SW
DUWAMISH HEAD
GREENBELT
SW HILL ST
(M
50TH AVE SW
Principle 3b:
Consider Lowrise (LR)
between commercial
and
single-family areas.
IL
RA
-7
IT
C3
SW COLLEGE ST
|N
LK
A
65
E
EG INE
LL AV
CO ET R
E
TR
3-
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale,
family-friendly housing
options like cottages,
triplexes, and rowhouses.
R
PA
NC
SW WALKER ST
SW WAITE ST
SW
SW HILL ST
SW PRINCE ST
SW
SW HOLGATE ST
E
AV
SW HOLGATE ST
ST
RE
AC
A
N
BO
SE
SW
E
AV
RIA
TO
VIC
IR
R
O
RB
A
SW MASSACHUSETTS ST
AL
K
SW OLGA ST
FAIRMOUNT
PARK
Lafayette
SW LANDER ST
West Seattle
High School
SW HANFORD ST
SW HANFORD ST
40TH AVE SW
41ST AVE SW
WALNUT AVE SW
44TH AVE SW
47TH AVE SW
48TH AVE SW
49TH AVE SW
37TH AVE SW
36TH AVE SW
SW STEVENS ST
SW STEVENS ST
BELVIDERE AVE SW
37TH AVE SW
SW FOREST ST
HIAWATHA PLAYFIELD
38TH AVE SW
50TH AVE SW
Principle 5a:
Allow more housing options
near neighborhood assets like
parks and schools.
39TH AVE SW
DRAFT ZONING
CHANGES
to implement Mandatory
Housing Affordability
(MHA)
42ND AVE SW
IT
RA
IL
SW SEATTLE ST
|M
(M
Admiral
HAMILTON
VIEWPOINT
PARK
SW HINDS ST
SW SPOKANE ST
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
42ND AVE SW
Madison
SW HINDS ST
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
INT
ERU
RBA
N TR
AIL
AuroraLicton Springs
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
N 112TH ST
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
N 110TH ST
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
N 110TH ST
N 109TH ST
NC3-85 |
NC3-95 (M)
MR | MR (M)
N 103RD ST
N 103RD ST
N 102ND ST
STONE AVE N
FREMONT AVE N
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
DENSMORE AVE N
ASHWORTH AVE N
N 104TH ST
N 101ST ST
N 105TH ST
LR2 |
LR2 RC (M)
INTERLAKE AVE N
SF 5000 |
LR2 RC (M1)
BURKE AVE N
W
AY
GA
TE
NO
RT
H
N 105TH ST
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
MINERAL
SPRINGS PARK
MERIDIAN AVE N
N 107TH ST
N 107TH ST
MIDVALE AVE N
WHITMAN AVE N
EVANSTON AVE N
PHINNEY AVE N
DAYTON AVE N
NORTHGATE
URBAN CENTER
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale, familyfriendly housing, such as cottages,
duplexes, and rowhouses.
N 100TH ST
ASHWORTH AVE N
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial
zoning supports local priorities
for pedestrian-oriented urban
design.
WALLINGFORD AVE N
N 98TH ST
COLLEGE WAY N
Principle 3b:
Provide a transition between
higher- and lower-scale zones.
N 97TH ST
EVANSTON AVE N
Principle 5a:
Allow more housing options
near neighborhood assets like
parks and schools.
N 96TH ST
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
LICTON SPRINGS
PARK
LINDEN AVE N
N 95TH ST
AURORA AVE N
N 92ND ST
WOODLAWN AVE N
N 94TH ST
N 95TH ST
INTERLAKE AVE N
PHINNEY AVE N
DAYTON AVE N
N 92ND ST
N 91ST ST
N 92ND ST
ASHWORTH AVE N
WALLINGFORD AVE N
MERIDIAN AVE N
N 90TH ST
STONE AVE N
MIDVALE AVE N
N 87TH ST
NESBIT AVE N
GREENWOOD
PARK
N 90TH ST
N 88TH ST
N 90TH ST
N 89TH ST
N 88TH ST
N 87TH ST
BURKE AVE N
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
N 89TH ST
N 90TH ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
N 86TH ST
GREENWOODPHINNEY RIDGE
URBAN VILLAGE
N 85TH ST
N 86TH ST
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
urban villages
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
NW 80TH ST
NW 77TH ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
LOYAL HEIGHTS
PLAYFIELD
NW 75TH ST
Whittier
14TH AVE NW
CROWN HILL
URBAN VILLAGE
25TH AVE NW
26TH AVE NW
27TH AVE NW
EARL AVE NW
28TH AVE NW
31ST AVE NW
29TH AVE NW
to implement Mandatory
Housing Affordability (MHA)
MARY AVE NW
21ST AVE NW
NW 77TH ST
Ballard
NW 75TH ST
NW CANOE PL
Salmon
Bay K-8
NW 61ST ST
NW 62ND ST
NW 61ST ST
NW 60TH ST
NW 60TH ST
NW BRYGGER PL
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NC3P-85 | NC3P-95 (M)
NW MARKET ST
35
-7
(M
EN
AV
M
R
UE
|M
R
OR
ST
HI
(M
)
IC
T
IC
R
ST
DI
E
AV
27TH AVE W
32ND AVE W
DO
RE
NW 49TH ST
DIVISION AVE NW
8TH AVE NW
DIBBLE AVE NW
9TH AVE NW
BALLARD
INTERBAY
NW 46TH ST
NORTH END
MANUFACTURING
AND INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT
NW BALLARD WAY
NW 47TH ST
NW 46TH ST
NW 45TH ST
5-7%
$7-21
9-11%
BALLARD BRIDGE
21ST AVE W
26TH AVE W
27TH AVE W
WILLIAMS AVE W
22ND AVE W
24TH AVE W
23RD AVE W
W
PL
TH
28
typical zoning
increases
$11-30
$12-33
RAIL
SHIP
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
AL T
CAN
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
(M
paymentin-lieu
largest
increases
IL
RC
affordable
homes
8-10%
NW FERN PL
NW 42ND ST
zone categories
zoning
change
larger
increases
A
TR
31ST AVE W
NW 48TH ST
R3
|L
MHA requirements
(M2)
(M1)
NW LEARY WAY
AN
RC
LAWTON
PARK
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
W THURMAN ST
(M)
NW 50TH ST
30TH AVE W
LR
Lawton
N
AY
YW
AR
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
changes
MHA zoning
Ballard
zoning changes
NW 51ST ST
IL
PL
W VIEW PL
GILMAN
PLAYGROUND
WA
Y
AN
W ELMORE PL
G
KE
LM
(M
GI
R2
|L
W
AVE
2
LR
31ST
W ELMORE ST
32ND AVE W
MO
NW 52ND ST
Principle 6a:
SH
Implement urban village
expansions
ILS
HO
LE
using 10-minute walksheds
from
AV
EN
W
frequent transit.
CO
M
26TH AVE W
AV
E
28TH AVE W
28TH PL W
29TH AVE W
30TH AVE W
31ST AVE W
LM
AN
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
R
BU
W FORT ST
GI
LE
LR3 |
NC1-55 (M2)
NW 53RD ST
Principle 5:
Increase housing options
near infrastructure like
transit.
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
OL
SH
IL
SH
Principle 4a:
In designated historic
districts, do not increase
development capacity.
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
NW 54TH ST
C3
AR
NW 57TH ST
Major Institution
Overlay
|N
LL
65
BA
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NC
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
|
5 )
-6 (M
3P 75
NC 3PNC
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
MR-RC |
NC3-75 (M)
LR3 |
NC3-55 (M)
BALLARD
COMMONS
14TH AVE NW
LR3 | MR (M1)
NW 59TH ST
NW 58TH ST
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
13TH AVE NW
14TH AVE NW
NW 63RD ST
BALLARD PLAYGROUND
MARY AVE NW
NW 64TH ST
11TH AVE NW
Adams
NW 62ND ST
Principle A.9:
Evaluate MHA using a social and
Ballard
NW 63RD ST
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
22ND AVE NW
26TH AVE NW
30TH AVE NW
NW 64TH ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
NC1-65 |
NC1-75 (M)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NW 65TH ST
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
NW 67TH ST
NW 66TH ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
10TH AVE NW
NW 70TH ST
12TH AVE NW
NW 67TH ST
BALLARD
SWIMMING
POOL
NW 67TH ST
20TH AVE NW
Principle 8 directs
the City to consider
local urban design
prorities. The draft
proposal reflects
local input from a
recent planning
process in Ballard.
NW 68TH ST
WEBSTER
PARK
32ND AVE NW
ALONZO AVE NW
NW SLOOP PL
NW 69TH ST
DIBBLE AVE NW
11TH AVE NW
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
11TH AVE NW
NW 70TH ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NW 71ST ST
NW 70TH ST
KIRKE PARK
9TH AVE NW
10TH AVE NW
11TH AVE NW
12TH AVE NW
13TH AVE NW
14TH AVE NW
ALONZO AVE NW
MARY AVE NW
16TH AVE NW
17TH AVE NW
18TH AVE NW
19TH AVE NW
20TH AVE NW
NW 72ND ST
23RD AVE NW
NW 73RD ST
21ST AVE NW
24TH AVE NW
NW 73RD ST
JONES AVE NW
22ND AVE NW
NW 74TH ST
Bitter Lake
to implement Mandatory
C1-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
WAYNE PL N
CORLISS AVE N
MERIDIAN AVE N
BAGLEY AVE N
BURKE AVE N
BURKE AVE N
WALLINGFORD AVE N
HELENE
MADISON POOL
N 121ST ST
N 122ND ST
N 120TH ST
N 117TH ST
N 115TH ST
N 115TH ST
MHA requirements
zone categories
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
N 115TH ST
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
PALATINE AVE N
FREMONT AVE N
EVANSTON AVE N
DAYTON AVE N
PHINNEY AVE N
1ST AVE NW
2ND AVE NW
2ND AVE NW
(M2)
N 122ND ST
AIL
N 117TH ST
(M1)
DENSMORE AVE N
LR3 PUD |
LR3 PUD (M)
N 128TH ST
AVE
C2-65 |
C2-75 (M)
INTERURBAN TR
N 120TH ST
ORE
Neighborhood
Commercial
zoning
encourages
pedestrian
oriented buildings in the
neighborhood heart,
following Principle 2.
SM
DEN
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
ASHWORTH AVE N
INTERLAKE AVE N
C1-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
N 125TH ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
N 133RD ST
CORLISS AVE N
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
Recent planning in
N 127TH
ST
Bitter Lake
informs
the draft proposal,
in according with
Principle 8 (consider
local urban design
priorities).
MERIDIAN AVE N
N 128TH ST
NW 127TH ST
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
N 132ND ST
BURKE AVE N
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
(M)
N 131ST ST
ASHWORTH AVE N
N 130TH ST
PALATINE AVE N
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
N 140TH ST
BITTER LAKE
PLAYFIELD
Ingraham
High School
Broadview-Thomson
N 143RD ST
zoning changes
N 135TH ST
AURORA AVE N
N 133RD ST
W
AY
N 132ND ST
N 140TH ST
MR | MR (M)
NW 116TH ST
LT
N 135TH ST
NW 117TH ST
Principle 3b:
RO
OS
EV
E
NW 122ND ST
BAGLEY AVE N
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
N 137TH ST
LINDEN AVE N
N 136TH ST
Principle 1b:
Encourage smallscale, family-friendly
housing options like
cottages, triplexes,
and rowhouses.
N 138TH ST
N 137TH ST
GREENWOOD AVE N
1ST AVE NW
PALATINE AVE N
NW 140TH ST
MIDVALE AVE N
N 141ST ST
N 141ST ST
STONE AVE N
2ND AVE NW
N 142ND ST
LENORA PL N
ROSLYN PL N
COURTLAND PL N
DAYTON AVE N
N 143RD ST
NC2P-30 |
NC2P-40 (M)
N 144TH ST
FREMONT AVE N
EVANSTON AVE N
N 145TH ST
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
S CHARLESTOWN ST
COURTLAND PL S
35TH AVE S
34TH AVE S
33RD AVE S
27TH AVE S
Columbia City
SF 5000 | RSL (M)
S COURT ST
Hawthorne
S CHARLESTOWN ST
S CHARLESTOWN ST
RE
NC
S ANDOVER ST
43RD AVE S
42ND AVE S
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
NC2-65 |
NC2-75 (M)
LR2 |
LR3 (M1)
LR3 |
LR3 RC (M)
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
S FERDINAND ST
LR3
RC
S PEARL ST
| LR
3 RC
(M)
S DAWSON ST
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
C1-
40 |
C1-
S BENNETT ST
44TH AVE S
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
C2-65 | NC2-65
(no MHA)
S DAWSON ST
S FERDINAND ST
S HUDSON ST
S DAWSON ST
43RD AVE S
30TH AVE S
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
N ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 RC (M1)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
S EDMUNDS ST
Principle 4a:
In designated historic
districts, do not
increase development
capacity.
44TH AVE S
COLUMBIA CITY
DISTRICT
LANDMARK
31ST AVE S
COLUMBIA PARK
(M
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
S ANGELINE ST
LR2 |
NC1-55 (M1)
S ALASKA ST
S AMERICUS ST
55
P-
C2
32ND AVE S
|N
-40
2P
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
44TH AVE S
S ALASKA
ST
3| )
LR 55 (M
1NC
S EDMUNDS ST
29TH AVE S
41ST AVE S
CASCADIA AVE S
38TH AVE S
NC
28TH AVE S
35TH AVE S
34TH AVE S
C (M
3R
33RD AVE S
5 (M
C (M
3R
27TH AVE S
2-5
| LR
| LR
NC
RC
)
5 (M
LR3
1-5
NC
0|
RC
Principle 6b:
Implement urban village
expansions recommended
in Seattle 2035 but
considering topography
and natural boundaries.
Y
WA
Principle 6c:OVER
Zoning changes
in expansion
ON
SC
areas should
ensure
compatibility with existing
neighborhood context.
RAINIER PLAYFIELD
Principle 8:
Local urban design input
suggests opportunities for
small-scale commercial along
SEdmunds.
HUDSO
GENESEE PARK
AND PLAYFIELD
S FERDINAND ST
S OREGON ST
39TH AVE S
0|
2-4
LR3
NC1P-40 |
NC1P-55 (M)
S ADAMS ST
S GENESEE ST
ER AVE
1-4
NC
ES
AV
T
ES
MI
L
UA
OQ
SN
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
26TH AVE S
RAINI
M)
AVE S
(
LR2
NC
H
29T
E
AV
TH
28
CHEASTY
GREENSPACE
VE S
36TH A
LETITIA
C (M
|
LR2
S
AVE
31ST
3R
| LR
EN
SG
VE S
34TH A
RC
ESE
3 RC (M
LR3
T
ES
(M
C1-55
C | LR
SN
ST
DA
EVA
NC2-30 |
NC2-40 (M)
|
C1-40
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
LR3 R
ST
S
AY
RW
S
AM
AD
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
S DAKOTA ST
S DAKOTA ST
KJ
ML
Principle 2:
Neighborhood Commercial (NC)
zoning encourages high-quality
design and pedestrian-friendly
development.
31ST AVE S
30TH AVE S
S DAKOTA ST
CHEA
STY B
OULEV
ARD
Principle 5:
Increase housing options
near infrastructure like
transit.
PL
GTON
LEXIN
CHEASTY
BLVD S
ST
S BRADFORD ST
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
S LILAC ST
M)
5(
2-5
S ANDOVER
0|
2-4
37TH AVE S
NC
E
AV
ON
NT
S BRADFORD ST
M)
55 (
LR2 | LR2 (M)
$11-30
$12-33
39TH AVE S
S MEAD ST
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
JUNEAU TER S
35TH AVE S
33RD AVE S
32ND AVE S
31ST AVE S
30TH AVE S
largest
increases
8-10%
M)
larger
increases
55 (
$7-21
2P| NC
5-7%
Multifamily (LR/MR/HR)
-40
(M2)
typical zoning
increases
2P
NC
(M1)
paymentin-lieu
C1-65 |
NC2-75 (M)
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
(M)
affordable
homes
N AVE
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
zone categories
zoning
change
S MEAD ST
MR | MR (M)
Principle 6b:
The proposal showsS FINDLAY ST
RSL zoning due to the
steep topography in
this area.
RENTO
MHA requirements
S
WAY
zoning changes
G JR
KIN
AI
S ORCAS ST
S JUNEAU ST
S LUCILE ST
37TH AVE S
TR
VE
HA
26T
S FINDLAY ST
S BRANDON ST
ML
H
LT
Principle 3:
Use Lowrise (LR) zones
to transition between
commercial and lowerscale residential areas.
C1-40 (0.75) |
NC1-55 (M2)
EA
DEARBORN PARK
31ST AVE S
S BRANDON ST
FS
IE
CH
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
Crown Hill
NW 97TH ST
13TH AVE NW
14TH AVE NW
15TH AVE NW
MARY AVE NW
NW 98TH ST
NW 97TH ST
NW 96TH ST
17TH AVE NW
NW 95TH ST
NW 94TH ST
AN
HO
SF 5000 |
NC2P-75 (M2)
CROWN HILL
PARK
NW 92ND ST
NW 92ND ST
9TH AVE NW
NW
11TH AVE NW
Whitman
RD
LM
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
20TH AVE NW
DIBBLE AVE NW
18TH AVE NW
19TH AVE NW
NW 96TH ST
NW 93RD ST
NW 92ND ST
Principle 8:
Neighborhood Commercial (NC)
zoning and additional height creates
an opportunity for a mixed-use
heart for the neighborhood.
SOUNDVIEW PLAYFIELD
NW 90TH ST
CROWN
HILL GLEN
NW 87TH ST
C1-30 |
NC3P-75
(M1)
NW 86TH ST
NW 90TH ST
22ND AVE NW
23RD AVE NW
Principle 6b:
Local input suggests not expanding the
urban village further west, where fewer
services and amenities exist.
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale, familyfriendly housing, such as cottages,
duplexes, and rowhouses.
C1-40 |
NC2P-75 (M1)
NW 89TH ST
SF 5000 | NC3-75 (M2)
NW 88TH ST
NW 87TH ST
NW
85TH ST
NC2-40 |
NC2P-75 (M1)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-75 (M1)
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
NW 83RD ST
8TH AVE NW
LR2 RC |
NC2-55 (M1)
15TH AVE NW
16TH AVE NW
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
NW 83RD ST
Principle 3a:
Zone full blocks instead
of partial blocks to soften
transitions.
Principle 6c:
Development in expansion areas
should be compatible in scale with
existing neighborhood context.
NW 80TH ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
21ST AVE NW
Principle 6a:
Implement urban village expansions
using 10-minute walksheds from
frequent transit.
NW 75TH ST
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
10TH AVE NW
11TH AVE NW
12TH AVE NW
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
13TH AVE NW
MARY AVE NW
Whittier
14TH AVE NW
17TH AVE NW
18TH AVE NW
19TH AVE NW
20TH AVE NW
22ND AVE NW
NW 77TH ST
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
N 40TH ST
8TH AVE NE
R
IT
YB
AV
E
IV
ER
S
15
TH
ST
M)
PA
CI
FI
C
|N
C2
P-5
5(
M)
LR
3(
M)
LR
3|
LR
1(
)
FA
IR C2
VI
EW -40 |
AV C2E E 55
(M
LR
1|
TR
AIL
C1
N
-40
NC C3P
|C
3P -40
1-5
5
|
|N
5(
5(
M)
M)
C3
-55
(M
)
NC
2P
-40
CORLISS AVE N
BAGLEY AVE N
40 (
C130 |
C1-
AN
GIL
M
BU
RK
E
C1P-30 |
C1P-40 (M)
E ALLISON ST
FA
IR
PA VIEW
RK
E GWINN PL
(M
C1-30 |
C1-40 (M)
EE
AV
E HAMLIN ST
13TH AVE E
13TH AVE E
12TH AVE E
11TH AVE E
BROADWAY E
FRANKLIN AVE E
E LYNN ST
E CROCKETT ST
ST
14TH AVE E
E NEWTON ST
10TH AVE E
E BOSTON TER
HARVARD AVE E
O
ST
BO
E LYNN ST
E
INTERLAKEN PARK
GRAND ARMY
CEMETERY
E HOWE ST
LR3
| LR3
E BLAINE ST
IN P
L
(M)
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
E BLAINE ST
I-5 COLONNADE
BOREN PARK
E OL
YALE AVE E
12TH AVE E
BOYLSTON AVE E
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC1P-30 |
NC1P-40 (M)
MINOR AVE E
15TH AVE E
FAIRVIEW AVE E
LR2 RC |
NC1-55 (M1)
LE
MONTLAKE
PLAYFIELD
AV
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
EP
E MILLER ST
E LYNN ST
YA
L
16TH AVE E
YE
BO
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
11TH AVE E
TOPS K-8
SR 520
BAGLEY
VIEWPOINT
FEDERAL AVE E
C1
-40
|C
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
1-5
5 (M
E ROANOKE ST
10TH AVE E
E EDGAR ST
ROANOKE
PARK
E LOUISA ST
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial
zoning encourages and allows
a continuous and walkable
commercial corridor along
Eastlake Ave E.
BROADWAY E
E HAMLIN ST
NC2-30 |
NC2-40 (M)
| LR
L
LR R3 R
3R C|
C(
M)
2 (M
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
LR
2
HARVARD AVE E
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
E SHELBY ST
BOYLSTON AVE E
L
NC R3 R
3-5 C
5( |
M)
M)
LR
2R
C(
LR
2R
C|
|N
C3
-55
N NORTHLAKE WAY
NC
3-4
0
| C1-75
C1-65
L
LR R1 |
1 (M
)
E GARFIELD ST
E GALER ST
16TH AVE E
AUBURN PL E
(M)
E GARFIELD ST
-55 |
(M
)
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
NC
NC 2-4
2 0
MA
N 34TH ST
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
HR
C1P-40 |
C1P-55 (M)
FU
BO
AT
ST
LE
YP
BA
NE
E
AG
RT
PO
N 35TH ST
MHA implementedthrough
a separate inclusive
planning process
M)
N 36TH ST
MERIDIAN AVE N
BURKE AVE N
DENSMORE AVE N
WOODLAWN AVE N
CARR PL N
ASHWORTH AVE N
NE PACIFIC ST
UN
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
University District
NC
3-4
0
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
N 37TH ST
EASTERN AVE N
N 38TH ST
SUNNYSIDE AVE N
NE CAMPUS PKWY
NE 40TH ST
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
WALLINGFORD AVE N
N 39TH ST
NE 41ST ST
15TH AVE NE
MR | MR (M)
Mandatory
to
implement
Affordability (MHA)
Housing
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
LATONA AVE NE
1ST AVE NE
ROGERS
PLAYGROUND
55
ST MARKS GREENBELT
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
HARVARDBELMONT
LANDMARK
DISTRICT
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
E HIGHLAND DR
VOLUNTEER PARK
15TH AVE E
3(
3|
zone categories
(M)
LR
25
-4
0
C2
MHA requirements
South
Lake
SM-125 | SM-125 (M)
Union Urban
Center
FIRST HILLCAPITOL
HILL URBAN
CENTER
zoning changes
|C
E HIGHLAND DR
LR
(M
M)
FA
45
IR
VI
EW
IC
-
(M
AV
|I
CE
2ND AVE NE
Eastlake
SF 5000 | LR1 (M1)
5TH AVE NE
Hamilton Int'l
N 41ST ST
4TH AVE NE
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
BOREN PARK
MR
)
E
AV
(M
MR | MR (M)
MHA requirements
(M1)
(M2)
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
24TH AVE E
23RD AVE E
18TH AVE E
23RD AVE E
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
20TH AVE E
21ST AVE E
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
17TH AVE E
16TH AVE
15TH AVE E
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
24TH AVE
23RD AVE
22ND AVE
20TH AVE
19TH AVE
18TH AVE
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1)
14TH AVE
24TH AVE E
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
MALDEN AVE E
14TH AVE E
17TH AVE
Garfield
E ALDER ST
21ST AVE
20TH AVE
16TH AVE
17TH AVE
E FIR ST
E YESLER WAY
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
S JACKSONST
MHA does
not apply
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
PRATT PARK
S MAIN ST
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
| NC3P-75 (M)
NC3P-65
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
E SPRUCE ST
22ND AVE S
Bailey
Gatzert
SPRUCE STREET
MINI PARK
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
zone categories
zoning
change
larger
increases
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
S MAIN ST
(M)
C2-65 |
C2-75 (M)
INTERNATIONAL
DISTRICT
SPECIAL REVIEW
DISTRICT
JEFFERSON
E
ST
KOBE TERRACE
S MAIN ST
18TH AVE S
17TH AVE S
Nova at Mann
GARFIELD PLAYFIELD
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
YESLER
TERRACE
CC
9TH AVE S
OCCIDENTAL SQUARE
zoning changes
LR2 RC |
NC1-40 (M1)
Yesler Terrace
Master Planned
Community
7TH AVE S
PIONEER SQUARE
PRESERVATION
S MAIN ST
DISTRICT
5TH AVE S
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
HORIUCHI
PARK
4TH AVE S
16TH AVE
R ST
YESLER
WAY
15TH AVE
NC2-65 |
NC2-75 (M)
FIR ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
R
|M
PREFONTAINE PLACE
12TH AVE E
NC2P-40 | NC2P-55 (M)
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
AL
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1) LR2 | LR2 (M)
E JAMES ST
5| )
3-6 5 (M
NC 3-7
NC
H
9T
ON
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
VE
YA
RR
ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1)
DE
RS
E
FF
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
E COLUMBIA ST
JE
PIONEER SQUARE
11TH AVE E
13TH AVE E
BROADWAY
5| )
3-8 5 (M
NC 3-9
C
N
TE
E
AV
VE
DA
2N
E
AV
ST
PO
OCCIDENTAL AVE S
H
8T
JA
ST
RY
ER
T
SS
ME
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
ST
RY
CH
E COLUMBIA ST
ER
M)
0(
E JAMES ST
CH
T
AS
M
LU
CO
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
-17
E
AV
M
LU
CO
NC3-85 |
NC3-95 (M)
C3
E
AV
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
E CHERRY ST
BI
N VILLAGE
|N
FEDERAL AVE E
10TH AVE E
Major Institution
Overlay
E CHERRY ST
T
AS
BI
SPRING
STREET
MINI PARK
E SPRING ST
ST
HR | HR (M)
H
4T
ST
MA
60
5T
ON
RI
ON
S
DI
E
AV
3-1
NC
3
NC
|
60
M)
0(
17
P-
-1
3P
NC
T
GS
IN
MA
R
NO
SP
MI
E PIKE ST
E MARION ST
E
AV
VE
-16
3P
SE
0|
M)
0(
17
P-
3
NC
12TH AVE
E
AV
ST
ST
CA
NE
R
SP
NC
Y
IT
RS
UN
T
GS
IN
Seattle
World School
E UNION ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
HR | HR (M)
8T
NI
U
E PIKE ST
|
60 )
3-1 0 (M
NC 3-17
NC
IS
|
UD (M)
-P
HR -PUD
HR
ON
ST
ON
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
AD
EM
M)
IV
UN
ST
NC
T
YS
S
ER
RE
WESTLAKE PARK
E PIKE ST
3-6
IT
BO
Downtown
Urban
Center
-7
C3
| N
VE
YA
RR
TE
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
E
AV
UN
ST
5(
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
6T
ST
E
IK
IO
11TH AVE
MR | MR (M)
|
-65(M)
3P -75
C
N 3P
NC
NC2-65 |
NC2-75 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
E OLIVE ST
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
PI
E PINE ST
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
SEVEN
HILLS
PARK
T.T. MINOR
PLAYGROUND
14TH AVE
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-75 (M1)
SUMMIT AVE
T
ES
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
10TH AVE
E
AV
E OLIVE ST
HARVARD AVE
9T
AV
NC3P-85 |
NC3P-95 (M)
7T
MELROSE AVE
OL
CRAWFORD PL
IV
BELLEVUE AVE
VE
EA
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
AY
EW
BELMONT AVE
L
EL
OW
ST
EW
A
RG
I
MR | MR (M)
L
YA
VI
(M)
LR3 | LR3
E DENNY WAY
E HOWELL ST
BOYLSTON AVE
RT
ST
ST
IA
ST
AV
E
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
10TH AVE
ST
RA
N
O
LE
LR3 | MR (M1)
E JOHN
ST
NC3-40 |
NC3-75 (M1)
MILLER
PLAYFIELD
19TH AVE
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
E DENNY WAY
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NC3P
E HARRISON ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
13TH AVE
DENNY WAY
-75 (M
C3P
-65 | N
MR-RC |
MR-RC (M)
E JOHN ST
IN
O
E THOMAS ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
BOYLSTON AVE E
BELMONT AVE E
MR | MR (M)
E REPUBLICAN ST
THOMAS ST
MR-RC |
MR-RC (M)
CASCADE PLAYGROUND
17TH AVE E
E MERCER ST
YALE AVE N
MINOR AVE N
BOREN AVE N
HARRISON ST
Under current
rules for
this hatched NC-40 area,
the height limit is 65 feet if
residential uses occur JOHN
above
ST
40 feet (SMC 23.47A.012).
SUMMIT AVE E
MELROSE AVE E
BELLEVUE AVE E
FAIRVIEW AVE N
E ROY ST
Lowell
TASHKENT PARK
E ALOHA ST
REPUBLICAN ST
South Lake
Union Urban
Center
16TH AVE E
15TH AVE E
BELMONT PL E
12TH AVE E
LR3 PUD |
LR3 PUD (M)
TERRY AVE N
E ROY ST
|
NC1-40
NC1-55 (M)
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
MERCER ST
E WARD ST
Principle 5a:
Expand housing options
near infrastructure like
transit. E VALLEY
ST
E ROY ST
16TH AVE
ROY ST
MR |
MR (M)
BROADWAY E
VALLEY ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
E PROSPECT ST
E WARD ST
HARVARD AVE E
EASTLAKE AVE E
22ND AVE E
10TH AVE E
IR
VI
EW
FA
VALLEY ST
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
MINOR AVE N
E PROSPECT ST
13TH AVE E
ALOHA ST
E HIGHLAND DR
Principle 4a:
In designated historic
districts, do not make
zoning changes.
HARVARD-BELMONT
LANDMARK DISTRICT
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
BOYLSTON AVE E
AV
E
Stevens
VOLUNTEER PARK
LR
20TH AVE E
18TH AVE E
16TH AVE E
ST MARKS GREENBELT
E GALER ST
-4
IC
21ST AVE E
E GALER ST
E
|I
CURAS
55
2
BATLA
(M
|L
K
N
)
R2
E
V
(M
IL
LA
)
GE
E CRESCENT DR
E GALER ST
INTERLAKEN PARK
19TH AVE E
20TH AVE E
AUBURN PL E
C1-65
Urban Center
I-5 COLONNADE
| C1-75
FAIRVIEW AVE E
(M)
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
N 46TH ST
TR
W CREMONA ST
LR1 |
W DRAVUS ST
NC3P
-65 | N
C3P-7
5 (M)
CK
ER
SO
LR2 |
ST
IP
NA
L
INTERLAKE AVE N
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
LR2 (M
LR3 |
N 35T
H ST
LR3 (M
C1-65
| C1-7
5 (M)
N NO
N 34T
RTH
L
TR
AKE
H ST
WAY
ETRURIA ST
2ND AVE N
WARREN AVE N
1ST AVE N
FULTON ST
MAYFAIR AVE N
FLORENTIA ST
3RD AVE N
4TH AVE N
FULTON ST
ES
TL
AK
NEWELL ST
LR1 | LR1 (M)
LR1 | LR1 (M)
ARMOUR ST
NEWELL ST
EA
VE
1ST AVE N
1ST AVE W
QU
W SMITH ST
zoning changes
EEN
HALLADAY ST
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
NE
AN
DR
HALLADAY ST
SMITH ST
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
N
AVE
LR3 | LR3
(M)
RAYE ST
5TH
2ND AVE W
MAYFAIR
PARK
RAYE ST
4TH AVE N
CA
Cascade
LR1 (M
SH
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
ASHWORTH AVE N
ST
N NC
C 2
2P P-5 40
5 |
(M
)
H ST
NC3
NC3PP-40 |
-55 (M
)
NI
MIDVALE AVE N
AURORA AVE N
N 36T
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
B.F. DAY
PLAYGROUND
AI
N3
4TH
AN
LM
GI
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
KE
3RD AVE W
N 38TH ST
BU
R
PA
R
N 39TH ST
NA
L
STONE WAY N
DAYTON AVE N
ST
CA
N 38TH ST
TROLL AVE N
DAYTON AVE N
N3
6TH
EM
ON
ALBION PL N
FR
B.F. Day
LINDEN AVE N
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
FREMONT LN N
5 (M
EVANSTON AVE N
C2-5
S PL
N LUCA
FRANCIS AVE N
0|N
WALLINGFORD
URBAN VILLAGE
PHINNEY AVE N
N 40TH ST
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
N 42ND ST
N 41ST ST
GREENWOOD AVE N
1ST AVE NW
N 39TH ST
N 43RD ST
FREMONT AVE N
1ST AVE NW
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
N BOWDOIN PL
N
AY
YW
AR
LE
BALLARDINTERBAYNORTH END
MANUFACTURING AND
INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial zoning
encourages more pedestrianfriendly development and a more
walkable corridor along N 36th St.
N 40TH ST
C1-4
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
N 41ST ST
N MOTOR PL
N 42ND ST
Principle 5a:
Allow more housing
options near
neighborhood assets like
parks and schools.
N 43RD ST
LR3 RC | LR3 RC (M
N 44TH ST
N 43RD ST
NW 42ND ST
N 44TH ST
N 43RD ST
LR2 RC | LR2 RC (M
WINSLOW PL N
NW 43RD ST
EVANSTON AVE N
DAYTON AVE N
FRANCIS AVE N
N 44TH ST
PHINNEY AVE N
PALATINE AVE N
1ST AVE NW
2ND AVE NW
BAKER AVE NW
3RD AVE NW
ROSS PLAYGROUND
N ALLEN PL
WHITMAN AVE N
N 45TH ST
FREMONT
PEAK PARK
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
N 45TH ST
N 46TH ST
to implement
N 45TH ST Mandatory
NW 44TH ST
WINSLOW PL N
Fremont
NW 45TH ST
DRAFTZONING CHANGES
to implement Mandatory
Housing Affordability (MHA)
21ST AVE NE
14TH AVE NE
NE 83RD ST
NE 82ND ST
NE 82ND ST
BROOKLYN AVE NE
9TH AVE NE
NE 76TH ST
(M
)
NE 66TH ST
NC3P-85 (2.0) |
NC3P-95 (M2)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NE 64TH ST
NC3-65 (1.3) |
NC3-75 (M2)
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
NC3-65 (4.0) |
NC3-75 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC1P-40 (1.2) |
NC1P-55 (M1)
NE 55TH ST
NE 55TH ST
University District
OO
KW
KIR
LN
DP
NE 52ND ST
| NC3P-75 (M)
MHA implemented NC3P-65
through
separate inclusive
a
planning process
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
zoning changes
19TH AVE NE
17TH AVE NE
18TH AVE NE
9TH AVE NE
8TH AVE NE
PL
7TH AVE NE
5TH AVE NE
N
TO
ING
NS
KE
NE 53RD ST
N 51ST ST
ST
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale,
NE 54TH ST
CORLISS PLACE
NE 5
8TH
$11-30
$12-33
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
urban villages
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
21ST AVE NE
NE 56TH ST
20TH AVE NE
NE 57TH ST
17TH AVE NE
NE 58TH ST
18TH AVE NE
16TH AVE NE
Principle 6b:
Implement urban village
expansions recommended
in Seattle 2035 considering
natural boundaries like
Ravenna Boulevard.
NE 56TH ST
NE 61ST ST
RAVENNA PARK
NE 59TH ST
McDonald
International
COWEN PARK
BROOKLYN AVE NE
NE 57TH ST
62
N
11TH AVE NE
NE 58TH ST
20TH PL NE
Principle 3:
Plan for transitions
NE
63RD ST
between
higher- and
lower-scale areas.
NE 60TH ST
SF 5000 |
NC1-55 (M2)
NE
NE 59TH ST
DS
T
6TH AVE NE
HILLMAN PL NE
LATONA AVE NE
5TH AVE NE
4TH AVE NE
1ST AVE NE
CORLISS AVE N
NE 60TH ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 RC (M1)
NC2P-40 (1.2) |
NC2P-55 (M1)
LR1 |
NC2P-40 (0.75) |
NC2P-55 (M2)
NC3P-85 (5.75) |
NC3P-95 (M)
SF 5000 |
LR3 RC (M2)
NE 66TH ST
20TH AVE NE
NE 68TH ST
NC3P-65 (2.0) |
NC3P-75 (M1)
RAVENNAECKSTEIN PARK
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
21ST AVE NE
LR2 | N
C1-40 (M)
LR3 (0.75) |
LR3 (M2)
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
18TH AVE NE
15TH AVE NE
LR3 (0.75) |
MR (M2)
NE 65TH ST
Principle 5:
Allow more housing
options near assets like
parks and schools.
20TH AVE NE
19TH AVE NE
ROOSEVELT WAY NE
NC2-40 (1.3) |
NC2-55 (M1)
NC3P-65 (1.3) |
NC3P-75 (M2)
NC3P-65 (4.0) |
NC3P-75 (M)
Roosevelt
NC3-65 (1.3) |
NC3-75 (M2)
NC3-65 (2.0) |
NC3-75 (M1)
NE 62ND ST
NE 70TH ST
LR2 (0.75) |
LR2 (M1)
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
NE 64TH ST
Principle A.9:
Evaluate MHA using a social and
racial equity lens. Expanding the
number and range of housing options
allows more people to live in these
high-opportunity
neighborhoods.
MR (1.3) | MR (M2)
NE 63RD ST
MR (1.2) | MR (M2)
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
D
LV
MR (0.75) |
MR (M2)
AB
NN
FROULA PLAYGROUND
NC2-40 (1.3) |
NC2-55 (M1)
NE
CHAPIN PL N
NE 68TH ST
NE
E
AV
1)
(M
1)
(M
ST
John Marshall
R2
R1
Green
Lake
VE
RA
5T
|L
|L
00
00
50
50
SF
SF
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
8TH
NE 6
PL
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
DI
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NE
EE
NC
-4
3P
ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55
(M)
M)
5(
P-5
NC3-65 (1.3) |
NC3-75 (M2)
TH
NE 70
C3
0|
NC2-45 (M)
NC2-5
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
N
0|
NE 73RD ST
NE 71ST ST
Principle 6c:
Development in expansion
areas should be compatible
in scale with existing
neighborhood context.
Principle 5:
Locate more housing
near infrastructure
like light rail.
NE 73RD ST
ST
8TH AVE NE
2ND
6TH AVE NE
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC2P
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
NE 7
|
0 )
-4 (M
2P -55
NC 2P
NC
| )
40 M
2- 5 (
NC 2-5
NC
PL
F
A
LE
E
PL
M
A
LR LR
2 2R
R C
C |
(M
)
17TH AVE NE
E
AV
NE 77TH ST
16TH AVE NE
4T
H
|C
155
Principle 2:
NE 76TH ST
Neighborhood Commercial (NC)
zoning encourages better design
outcomes in new development.
NE 75TH ST
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
2ND AVE NE
NE 76TH ST
14TH AVE NE
8TH AVE NE
1ST AVE NE
SUNNYSIDE AVE N
CORLISS AVE N
BAGLEY AVE N
NE LONGWOOD PL
C
140
NE
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NE 78TH ST
CI
LA
NE 79TH ST
11TH AVE NE
AY
W
NE 77TH ST
TY
5TH AVE NE
ER
NE 80TH ST
LR
LR 2 R
2R C|
C
(M
)
AY
W
17TH AVE NE
NN
BA
12TH AVE NE
NE 81ST ST
NE 84TH ST
16TH AVE NE
NE 85TH ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
4TH AVE NE
2ND AVE NE
LATONA AVE NE
NE 85TH ST
17TH AVE NE
NE 86TH ST
N 98TH ST
GreenwoodPhinney Ridge
LR1 | LR1 (M)
N85TH ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NW 83RD ST
N 84TH ST
N 83RD ST
NW 82ND ST
N 82ND ST
NW 81ST ST
N 81ST ST
Greenwood
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
Daniel
Bagley
N 78TH ST
1ST AVE NW
AURORA AVE N
LINDEN AVE N
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
N 77TH ST
N 76TH ST
|
C )
1 R (M
LR 1 RC
LR
N 75TH ST
NW 73RD ST
A
ON
IN
E
AV
N
AY N
NW
KEE
W
N 73RD ST
KIRKE PARK
N 72ND ST
GREEN LAKE
PARK
N 72ND ST
N 70TH ST
DAYTON AVE N
NW 70TH ST
FRANCIS AVE N
PHINNEY AVE N
N 71ST ST
N 68TH ST
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
N 66TH ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
FRANCIS AVE N
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
PALATINE AVE N
N 67TH ST
1ST AVE NW
SYCAMORE AVE NW
2ND AVE NW
4TH AVE NW
5TH AVE NW
6TH AVE NW
7TH AVE NW
DIBBLE AVE NW
DIVISION AVE NW
CLEOPATRA PL NW
NW 67TH ST
N 74TH ST
VE
EA
ON
ST
N 79TH ST
NW 77TH ST
NCNC1
1- -40
55 |
(M
)
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
N 80TH ST
N 86TH ST
GREENWOOD AVE N
NW 84TH ST
MIDVALE AVE N
NC2-65 |
NC2-75 (M)
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2P-65 (3.0) |
NC2P-75 (M1)
NC3P-65 (3.0) |
NC3P-75 (M1)
N 87TH ST
N 86TH ST
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
|
NC1-40
NC1-55 (M)
NC2-65 (3.0) |
NC2-75 (M1)
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
NW 86TH ST
N 88TH ST
N 87TH ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC3-65 (3.0) |
NC3-75 (M1)
NW 87TH ST
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55
(M)
NW 88TH ST
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
N 89TH ST
NESBIT AVE N
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
GREENWOOD
PARK
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
N 91ST ST
N 90TH ST
N 92ND ST
NW 89TH ST
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
FREMONT AVE N
SANDEL PLAYGROUND
NW 90TH ST
N 94TH ST
N 93RD ST
AURORALICTON SPRINGS
URBAN VILLAGE
C2-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NW 92ND ST
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial
(NC) zoning encourages more
pedestrian-friendly buildings.
N 96TH ST
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
N 95TH ST
PALATINE AVE N
2ND AVE NW
3RD AVE NW
4TH AVE NW
6TH AVE NW
7TH AVE NW
8TH AVE NW
DIBBLE AVE NW
NW 95TH ST
N 96TH ST
EVANSTON AVE N
9TH AVE NW
DAYTON AVE N
N 97TH ST
PHINNEY AVE N
NW 97TH ST
NW 97TH ST
N 65TH ST
NW 64TH ST
N 64TH ST
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
urban villages
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
Lake City
NE 135TH ST
NE 134TH ST
NE 134TH ST
30TH AVE NE
NE 133RD ST
31ST AVE NE
28TH AVE NE
25TH AVE NE
26TH AVE NE
Principle 8a:
Taller Neighborhood Commercial
(NC) zoning encourages a vibrant,
walkable neighborhood heart in
this area.
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
NC3-30 |
NC3-40 (M)
NE 130TH ST
NE 130TH ST
NE 128TH ST
37TH AVE NE
Principle 8 directs
the City to consider
local urban design
prorities. The draft
proposal reflects
local input from a
recent planning
process in Ballard.
35TH AVE NE
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
27TH AVE NE
26TH AVE NE
NE 127TH ST
NC3-65 |
NC3-145 (M2)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NC3-85 |
NC3-145 (M2)
24TH AVE NE
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
NC3P-85 |
NC3P-95 (M)
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-145 (M2)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NE
125TH ST
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
MR | MR (M)
VIRGIL FLAIM PARK
NC3-85 |
NC3-95 (M)
NE 123RD ST
33RD AVE NE
31ST AVE NE
NE 120TH ST
30TH AVE NE
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
28TH AVE NE
|
00 )
50 (M1
SF R1
L
Principle 3b:
Consider Lowrise (LR)
zones to help transition
between commercial and
single-family areas.
NE 123RD ST
)
5 (M
AVE
N
32ND AVE NE
3-4
LA
KE
NC
LN
CIT
P
ST
0|
31
NC
PL
33RD
3-5
YW
AY
N
HOMEWOOD
PARK
IE
26TH AVE NE
N
DA
24TH AVE NE
33
RD
PL
NE 118TH ST
28TH AVE NE
27TH AVE NE
NC3-30 |
NC3-40 (M)
36TH AVE NE
35TH AVE N
NE 120TH ST
NE
THORNTON CREEK
NATURAL AREA
117T
HS
T
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
T
34
urban villages
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
N
VE
HA
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
32ND AVE NE
31ST AVE NE
30TH AVE NE
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
CEDAR PARK
26TH AVE NE
NE 135TH ST
MadisonMiller
E HIGHLAND DR
25TH AVE E
E WARD ST
26TH AVE E
WASHINGTON PARK
AND ARBORETUM
20TH AVE E
19TH AVE E
17TH AVE E
16TH AVE E
15TH AVE E
14TH AVE E
E WARD ST
EC
TS
T
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
E PROSPECT ST
RO
SP
24TH AVE E
EP
)
(M
-5
2P
C
|N
0
-4
2P
C
N
Principle 5:
Lowrise 3 zoning allows
more housing options
near the future Madison
Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
corridor.
(M
)
2
R
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MLK JR WAY E
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R
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3
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E THOMAS ST
E JOHN
ST
17TH AVE
NC2-65 |
NC2-75 (M)
LR3 PUD |
LR3 PUD (M)
E OLIVE ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2P-30 |
NC2P-40 (M)
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M2)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
29TH AVE
M L KING JR WAY
27TH AVE
E PINE ST
E PIKE ST
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
E SPRING ST
(M1)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
(M)
NC2P-30 |
NC2P-55 (M1)
18TH AVE
17TH AVE
16TH AVE
15TH AVE
E UNION ST
Seattle World
School
22ND AVE
T.T. MINOR
PLAYGROUND
NC2-40 |
NC2-75 (M1)
20TH AVE
19TH AVE
26TH AVE
21ST AVE
ST
23RD AVE
ON
S
DI
EM
E PINE
ST
E OLIVE ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
PLUM
TREE
PARK
E HOWELL ST
E OLIVE ST
zoning changes
HOMER
HARRIS PARK
| NC3P-75 (M)
NC3P-65
27TH AVE E
E DENNY WAY
E HOWELL ST
26TH AVE E
25TH AVE
24TH AVE
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
22ND AVE E
21ST AVE E
16TH AVE E
15TH AVE
SEVEN
HILLS
PARK
20TH AVE E
18TH AVE E
17TH AVE E
E JOHN ST
E GLEN ST
E JOHN ST
Major Institution
Overlay
14TH AVE
E JOHN ST
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
ETHOMAS ST
H
RT
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
PL
E HARRISON ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
MILLER PLAYFIELD
27TH AVE E
26TH AVE E
25TH AVE E
24TH AVE E
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
LR
E HARRISON ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
E MERCER ST
FIRST HILL
CAPITOL HILL
URBAN CENTER
MALDEN AVE E
E REPUBLICAN ST
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
E ROY ST
E MERCER ST
E VALLEY ST
Principle 5:
Allow more housing
options near neighborhood
assets like parks.
23RD AVE E
E VALLEY ST
E ALOHA ST
Principle A.9:
Evaluating MHA using a social
and racial equity lens suggests
zoning that allows more homes in
high-opportunity neighborhoods.
29TH AVE E
28TH AVE E
NC1-40 |
NC1-55 (M)
E ALOHA ST
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
urban villages
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
Morgan Junction
to implement Mandatory
Housing Affordability (MHA)
SW FINDLAY ST
Fairmount Park
40TH AVE SW
41ST AVE SW
42ND AVE SW
CALIFORNIA AVE SW
44TH AVE SW
45TH AVE SW
46TH AVE SW
47TH AVE SW
SW JUNEAU ST
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale, familyfriendly housing, such as cottages,
duplexes, and rowhouses.
SW RAYMOND ST
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial
zoning encourages more
pedestrian-friendly
development to strengthen the
heart of the neighborhood.
SW GRAHAM ST
SW GRAHAM ST
MORGAN
JUNCTION
PARK
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
Y SW
Y WA
LERO
44TH AVE SW
SW
MHA requirements
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
zone categories
larger
increases
44TH AVE SW
WOODSIDE PL SW
SYLVAN LN SW
$11-30
$12-33
PARSHALL PL SW
46TH AVE SW
Gatewood
SW WILLOW ST
Principle 5:
Expand housing options
near neighborhood assets
like parks and schools.
SW
M
YRT
LE
ST
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
SW MYRT
MHA
zoning
changes
LE ST
Morgan Junction
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
39TH AVE SW
45TH AVE SW
SW
SW FRONTENAC ST
(M2)
ST
40TH AVE SW
PL S
W
47T
H
L
LY P
SW WILLOW ST
(M1)
WA
R
SW HOLLY ST
SW MILLS ST
(M)
SA
W
HOL
E SW
H AV
46T
47TH AVE SW
Principle 3b:
Consider Lowrise (LR)
zones to help transition
between commercial and
single-family areas.
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
NC2-30 |
NC2-40 (M)
SW MORGAN ST
PELLY PLACE
NATURAL AREA
Principle 1a:
A range of Lowrise and RSL
zoning encourages a wide variety
of housing sizes, including familysized homes.
zoning changes
T
FAUN
BEVERIDGE PL SW
SW
AV
E
H
47
T
37TH AVE SW
MARSHALL AVE SW
GE PL
ID
EVER
SW B
38TH AVE SW
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
SW EDDY ST
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
NE 130th St
NE 145TH ST
N 143RD ST
12TH AVE NE
SUNNYSIDE AVE N
CORLISS AVE N
BAGLEY AVE N
WAYNE PL N
BURKE AVE N
MERIDIAN AVE N
WALLINGFORD AVE N
NE 143RD ST
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
MR | MR (M)
N 140TH ST
H ST
NE 137TH ST
NE
TH
136
ST
N 135TH ST
NE 135TH ST
12TH AVE NE
N 133RD ST
17TH AVE NE
3RD AVE NE
N 134TH ST
15TH AVE NE
NE 135TH ST
11TH AVE NE
Ingraham
High School
W
AY
BAGLEY AVE N
ST
N 136TH ST
LT
NE
4TH AVE
RO
OS
EV
E
15TH AVE NE
2ND AVE NE
NE 139T
N 137TH ST
NE 137TH
16TH AVE NE
NE 140TH ST
JACKSON PARK
GOLF COURSE
15TH PL NE
NE 131ST PL
LICORICE FERN
NE 130TH ST
10TH AVE NE
Encourage development
that strengthens a
neighborhood center
around 15th Ave NE and
NE 125th St.
NORTHACRES PARK
NE 127TH ST
NE 127TH ST
LIS
VE
SA
12TH AVE NE
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
E
N
W
AY
RS
T
NE 115TH ST
NE 114TH ST
NE 114TH ST
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
MR | MR (M)
(M2)
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Residential
Small Lot (RSL)
NC3-85
| NC3-95 (M)
Multifamily (LR/MR/HR)
Seattle Mixed (SM)
Historic Preservation
Districts
MR | MR (M)
Major Institutions
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
NE 113TH ST
urban villages
NE 113TH ST
Existing
boundary
NC3-40 | NC3-55
(M)
NE 112TH
NE 113TH ST
(M1)
zoning
change
(M)
proposal shown
AY
W
residential
LR3
| LR3 (M)
zone categories
IN
MHA requirements
W
D
O
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
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or a change in
zone type.
N 113TH ST
zoning changes
14TH AVE NE
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
N 114TH ST
PI
EH
1ST
14TH AVE NE
12TH AVE NE
7TH AVE NE
4TH AVE NE
3RD AVE NE
NE
1ST AVE NE
PL
16TH AVE NE
NE 117TH ST
9TH AVE NE
N 117TH ST
N 116TH ST
11TH AVE NE
10TH PL NE
7TH AVE NE
CORLISS AVE N
NE 120TH ST
ROOSEVELT WAY NE
5TH AVE NE
NE 120TH ST
8TH AVE NE
Northgate
PINEHURST
PLAYGROUND
MERIDIAN AVE N
NE 124TH ST
NE 122ND ST
N 120TH ST
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NE 123RD ST
N 115TH ST
3RD AVE NE
2ND AVE NE
N 122ND ST
BURKE AVE N
NE 124TH ST
NE 123RD ST
MERIDIAN AVE N
NE 125TH ST
NE 126TH ST
16TH AVE NE
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NE 126TH ST
17TH AVE NE
NE 128TH ST
N128TH ST
NE 130TH ST
1ST AVE NE
SUNNYSIDE AVE N
N 132ND ST
R
CO
N
145TH ST
Open space
ST
Proposed
boundary
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
S
VE
SA
GU
UR
ST
DAEJEON PARK
S JUDKINS ST
PL
JIMI HENDRIX
PARK
26TH AVE S
C1-65 |
C1-75 (M)
S HILL ST
25TH AVE S
S PLUM ST
24TH AVE S
21ST AVE S
20TH AVE S
19TH AVE S
S PLUM ST
Principle 3b:
Use Lowrise (LR) zones to help
transition between mixed-use
and single-family zones.
16TH AVE S
11TH AVE S
S HOLGATE ST
C1-40 |
C1-75 (M1)
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
15TH AVE S
24TH AVE S
SM/R-65 |
SM/R-75 (M)
23RD AVE S
HARRIS PL S
21ST AVE S
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
25TH AVE S
25TH AVE S
LAFAYETTE AVE S
CHEASTY
GREENSPACE
JEFFERSON PARK
JEFFERSON PARK
GOLF COURSE
CHEASTY BLVD
24TH AVE S
17TH AVE S
17TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
HINDS PL S
13TH AVE S
18TH AVE S
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
14TH AVE S
LR2 | LR2 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
13TH AVE S
12TH AVE S
20TH AVE S
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
12TH AVE S
EAST DUWAMISH
GREENBELT
12TH AVE S
$12-33
9-11%
$11-30
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$7-21
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increases
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paymentin-lieu
largest
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(M2)
affordable
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8-10%
(M)
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zoning
change
larger
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MHA requirements
(M1)
S ANDOVER ST
(M)
0 | RSL
S ANDOVER ST
S SPOKANE ST
S BRADFORD ST
Kimball
LR2 | L
S COURT ST
S BRADFORD
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MHA
SF 500
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
Principle 6c:
Development
inOPexpansion
areas
S WINTHR
ST
should be compatible in scale with
the existing neighborhood context.
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
S HINDS ST
-55 (M
0 | NC1
S HORTON ST
S HINDS ST
NC1-4
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19TH A
S HANFORD ST
E
ON AV
BEAC
S HORTON ST
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18TH A
R2 (M)
LR2 | L
Principle
6a:
M-N
(M
S CHARLESTOWN ST
R-
55
S COURT ST
|S
P-
S STEVENS ST
S WINTHROP ST
SF 5000 |
SM/R-75 (M2)
S HANFORD ST
Principle 5:
Allow more housing
options near assets
like parks.
-N
C2
|N
-85
-40
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
SM
2P
NC
zoning changes
S MCCLELLAN ST
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NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
5|
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S FOREST ST
S LANDER ST
SM
75
P-
C2
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
12
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S FOREST ST
S WAITE ST
R-
0)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
Principle 5:
Create more housing
opportunity near
infrastructure like transit.
-N
NC2P-65 (0.75) |
NC2P-75 (M2)
(4.
Principle 3:
Plan for transitions between
higher- and lower-scale areas.
LR3 (0.75) |
LR3 (M2)
-65
NC2-65 (4.0) |
NC2-75 (M1)
SM
2P
S LANDER ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
S BAYVIEW ST
NC2-65 (4.0) |
NC2-75 (M1)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
S BAYVIEW ST
NC
S LANDER ST
E
AV
S COLLEGE ST
S WALKER ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
IER
AIRPORT WAY S
LR3 (0.75) |
LR3 (M2)
NORTH RAINIER
URBAN VILLAGE
IN
RA
14TH AVE S
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
S WALKER ST
LR2 |
LR3 (M1)
8TH AVE S
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
LR2 |
LR3 (M1)
S WALKER ST
S STACY ST
S STATE ST
BEACON HILL
PLAYGROUND
Beacon Hill
International
LR2 |
MR-RC (M2)
COLMAN
PLAYGROUND
S GRAND ST
S MASSACHUSETTS ST
LR1 | MR (M1)
LR2 |
MR (M2)
LR2 | MR (M2)
17TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
12TH AVE S
I90 EB
1)
(M
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
Thurgood
Marshall
-95
C3
|N
8TH AVE S
S ATLANTIC ST
S HOLGATE BR
8TH AVE S
Principle 5:
Allow more housing options
near neighborhood assets
and schools.
like parks
S IRVING ST
-40
C1
SOUND TRAIL
MOUNTAINS TO
USETTS ST
S MASSACH
LR2 RC | LR2 RC (M
S JUDKINS ST
SH
BU
to implement Mandatory
Housing Affordability
(MHA)
LEWIS PARK
S NORMAN ST
22ND AVE S
S NORMAN ST
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
urban villages
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
E
DA
28TH AVE S
LAKESIDE AVE S
LAKE WA
35TH AVE S
36TH AVE S
RK DR S
S
MOUNT BAKER DR
32ND AVE S
31ST AVE S
30TH AVE S
37TH AVE S
37TH PL S
36TH AVE S
COURTLAND PL S
38TH AVE S
35TH AVE S
36TH AVE S
33RD AVE S
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
39TH AVE S
31ST AVE S
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
Industrial zones
Proposed
boundary
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
29TH AVE S
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
MLK JR WAY S
25TH AVE S
24TH PL S
Commercial (C)
Open space
27TH AVE S
14TH AVE S
15TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
Hawtho
ES
$12-33
Major Institutions
Existing
boundarySF 5000 | LR2 (M1)
NC2-30 |
NC2-40 (M)
36TH AV
9-11%
$11-30
55 (M)
largest
increases
8-10%
Multifamily (LR/MR/HR)
| NC2-
larger
increases
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
C1-40
$7-21
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5-7%
Historic Preservation
Districts
LR3 R
typical zoning
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paymentin-lieu
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(M1)
affordable
homes
34TH AV
(M)
zoning
change
urban villages
S
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Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
LR3 |ALR3
ST (M)
S DAKOTA ST
S ST
ST
DA
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SN
S ANDOVER ST
S ADAM
31ST
Mercer Int'l
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DA
SA
PL
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S DAKOTA ST
MHA requirements
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NC2
Principle 6c:
Zoning changes in
expansion areas should
ensure new development
is compatible with the
existing neighborhood
context.
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C2-65 |
C2-75 (M)
ST
CLAREM
34TH AVE S
27TH AVE S
26TH AVE S
21ST AVE S
CHEASTY BLVD S
zoning changes
S COURT ST
E
AV
ON
NT
RE
MORSE AVE S
S BRADFORD
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S SPOKANE ST
JEFFERSON PARK
GOLF COURSE
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BEACO
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S HINDS ST
K
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T
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JEFFERSON PARK
33RD AVE S
29TH AVE S
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
MR (2.0) | MR (M1)
SM/R-65 |
SM/R-75 (M)
25TH AVE S
25TH AVE S
24TH AVE S
17TH AVE S
17TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
HARRIS PL S
24TH AVE S
YORK
PLAYGROUND
BELLA VISTA
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LS
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LAFAYETTE AVE S
L
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NC1-30 |
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E
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TB
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S HINDS ST
V
18TH A
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S HORTON ST
S WINTHROP ST
Kimball
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S HANFORD ST
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identified in the recent North
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19TH A
LR2 | LR
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S STEVENS ST
S LANDER ST
TA
22ND AVE S
20TH AVE S
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
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MARTIN LUTHER
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5(
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S FOREST ST
S BAYVIEW ST
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NC2-40 |
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S COLLEGE ST
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S DOSE TER
S COLLEGE ST
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S HILL ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
S PLUM ST
-NR
NC2-65 (4.0) |
NC2-75 (M1)
S PLUM ST
SM
LR3 (0.75) |
LR3 (M2)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
S BAYVIEW ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
16TH AVE S
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
23RD AVE S
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
S WALKER ST
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
S COLLEGE ST
NC2-65 (4.0) |
NC2-75 (M1)
S
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LR3 |
LR3 (M)
COLMAN PARK
S HOLGATE ST
24T
3 (0.75) |
R3 (M2)
28TH AVE S
S WALKER ST
EGE ST
S GRAND ST
S HILL ST
SF 5000 | LR1 (M1)
BRADNER PL S
25TH AVE S
21ST AVE S
20TH AVE S
24TH AVE S
M)
S HILL ST
S MASSACHUSETTS ST
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
C1-40 |
C1-75 (M1)
E
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SF 5000 |
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19TH AVE S
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18TH AVE S
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S HILL ST
IN
RA
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S HOLGATE ST
MLK JR WAY S
S HOLGATE ST
C1
BEACON HILL
PLAYGROUND
S DAY ST
S ATLANTIC ST
S GRAND ST
LR2 |
LR3 (M1)
JIMI
HENDRIX
PARK
COLMAN
PLAYGROUND
C1-65 |
NC3-95 (M)
LR2 |
LR3 (M1)
S STATE ST
LR2 |
MR-RC (M2)
22ND AVE S
LR1 | MR (M1)
LR2 |
MR (M2)
LR2 | MR (M2)
LR2 |
NC3-95 (M1)
32ND AVE S
LAKE PA
INTERSTATE 90
S IRVING ST
35TH AVE S
Thurgood
Marshall
34TH AVE S
16TH AVE S
31ST AVE S
S IRVING ST
)
(M
14TH AVE S
75
IC-
R
PA
NTIC ST
33RD AVE S
ON
|
65
IC-
JE
Principle 5:
More housing options
near infrastructure
like transit.
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
S JUDKINS ST
LS
LR1 |
LR2 (M)
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
26TH AVE
S NORMAN ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
RP
PL
S NORMAN ST
M)
LA
H
US
SB
30TH AVE S
1(
LR
S NORMAN ST
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
YAKIMA AVE S
1|
LR
M)
to implement Mandatory
Housing
Affordability (MHA)
29TH AVE S
LS
(
75
(M
S
PL 3-55
HA NC
AT 0 |
AW C3-4
N
IC-
HI
|
65
P
PO
C1-160 |
1-200 (M)
IC-
-85 |
5 (M)
S CHARLES ST
22ND AVE S
SP
VI
DA
(M
20TH AVE S
North Rainier
19TH
LR1 (M)
-75
C3
|N
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
NE 123RD ST
3RD AVE NE
2ND AVE NE
1ST AVE NE
NE 122ND ST
N 120TH ST
CORLISS AVE N
NE 120TH ST
NE 115TH ST
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
N 114TH ST
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
12TH AVE NE
ROOSEVELT WAY NE
N 115TH ST
9TH AVE NE
N 116TH ST
NE 117TH ST
8TH AVE NE
N 117TH ST
7TH AVE NE
Northgate
4TH AVE NE
5TH AVE NE
MERIDIAN AVE N
NE 123RD ST
11TH AVE NE
CO
RL
IS
SA
VE
N 122ND ST
NE 124TH ST
1ST AVE NE
N 121ST ST
MERIDIAN AVE N
BURKE AVE N
ASHWORTH AVE N
N
AVE
ORE
SM
DEN
N 122ND ST
NE 126TH ST
10TH PL NE
NE 125TH ST
Urban Center
12TH AVE NE
NE 126TH ST
NE 125TH ST
(MHA)
Housing
Affordability
Northgate
10TH AVE NE
NORTHACRES PARK
MR | MR (M)
NE 114TH ST
NE 113TH ST
LR3 | LR3 (M)
3RD AVE NE
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
N 110TH ST
MR | MR (M)
NC3-85 |
NC3-95 (M)
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
NE 103RD ST
NE 103RD ST
MAPLE LEAF
COMMUNITY
GARDEN
NC3-125 |
NC3-145 (M)
NE 102ND ST
NE 100TH ST
(M2)
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
zone categories
zoning
change
larger
increases
$11-30
$12-33
NE 92ND ST
MHA does not apply
NE 95TH ST
urban
villages
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
11TH AVE NE
NE 96TH ST
Olympic
View
NE 94TH ST
(M1)
NE 97TH ST
MHA requirements
(M)
NE 98TH ST
N 92ND ST
zoning changes
NE 97TH ST
4TH AVE NE
N 95TH ST
WALLINGFORD AVE N
AURORALICTON SPRINGS
URBAN VILLAGE
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
4TH AVE NE
3RD AVE NE
LICTON
SPRINGS PARK
1ST AVE NE
NE 100THST
N 97TH ST
10TH PL NE
NE 104TH ST
12TH AVE NE
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
ROOSEVELT WAY NE
NE 105TH ST
NE 106TH ST
NORTHGATE
PARK
COLLEGE WAY N
ASHWORTH AVE N
BEAVER POND
NATURAL AREA
NORTHGATE
COMMUNITY
CENTER
WALLINGFORD AVE N
DENSMORE AVE N
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
TH ST
N 106TH ST
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
NE 108
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
N 105TH ST
N 100TH ST
N 107TH ST
N 103RD ST
ASHWORTH AVE N
DENSMORE AVE N
Principle 3b:
Consider Lowrise (LR)
zones to help transition
between commercial and
single-family areas.
MINERAL
SPRINGS
PARK
NE 112TH ST
N NORTHGATE WAY
MR | MR (M)
NE 112TH ST
N 112TH ST
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
42ND AVE S
(M)
S DAWSON ST
S BENNETT ST
S DAWSON ST
SF 5000 | RS
L (M)
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
C
R3 R
S DAWSON ST
|L
RC
LR3
Othello
S BRANDON ST
C1-40 (0.75) |
NC1-55 (M2)
S JUNEAU ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
40TH AVE S
NC3-65 (2.0) | NC3-75 (M1)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
S OTHELL
O ST
(M2)
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Multifamily (LR/MR/HR)
Seattle Mixed (SM)
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
48TH AVE S
44TH PL S
34TH AVE S
36TH AVE S
S KENYON ST
(M1)
Wing Luke
zone categories
zoning
change
N AVE
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
(M)
Principle A.9:
S CHICAGO ST
Evaluate MHA using a social and
racial equity lens. Given the high
risk of displacement in Othello, the
draft zoning map shows mostly LR1
and RSL in the expansion area.
46TH AVE S
37TH AVE S
39TH AVE S
RENTO
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
M)
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
L(
RS
40TH AVE S
0|
500
46TH AVE S
SF
S HOLDEN ST
45TH AVE S
S HOLDEN ST
S MONROE ST
MHA requirements
S WEBSTER ST
S BOZEMAN ST
S FONTANELLE ST
NC3P-85 (1.3) |
NC3P-95 (M2)
S KENYON ST
zoning changes
OTHELLO PARK
S HOLDEN ST
S AUSTIN ST
EAST DUWAMISH
GREENBELT
S GARDEN ST
S HOLLY PARK DR
S ORCHARD ST
S CHICAGO ST
S MYRTLE ST
S PORTLAND ST
49TH AVE S
38TH AVE S
35TH PL S
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
35TH AVE S
33RD AVE S
AV
S
RY RD
MILITA
30TH AVE S
S FRONTENAC ST
33RD AVE S
33RD PL S
S WILLOW ST
(M1)
Martin Luther
King Jr.
P-95
CO
A
BE
S WEBSTER ST
(M
S BRIGHTON ST
E
AV
IER
C3
AY S (5.75) | N
JR W NC3P-85
-4
C1
RK
|N
MLK
. PA
, SR
RS
TLE
KD
. LIT
NC
JOH
AR
YP
LL
HO
30
IN
29TH AVE S
1-
NC
RA
5 (M
VE
DA
32N
S MORGAN ST
S HOLLY ST
S WILLOW ST
S MYRTLE ST
Principle 6b:
S WARSAW
ST
Expand
urban villages
using
an approximately 10-minute
walkshed from frequent transit.
42ND AVE S
C2-5
S MORGAN ST
S HOLLY ST
S WILLOW ST
S ANGEL PL
46TH AVE S
S EDDY ST
0|N
C1-4
S MORGAN ST
S BATEMAN ST
45TH AVE S
S EDDY ST
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
44TH AVE S
Aki Kurose
S GRAHAM ST
38TH AVE S
S SPENCER ST
47TH AVE S
Principle 6c:
Development in expansion areas
should be compatible in scale with
existing neighborhood context.
S BRIGHTON ST
S RAYMOND ST
31ST AVE S
30TH AVE S
AIL
TR
35TH AVE S
TH
AL
SE
S RAYMOND ST
BRIGHTON PLAYFIELD
IEF
CH
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
S KENNY ST
49TH AVE S
28TH AVE S
S JUNEAU ST
C1-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
MR | MR (M)
Principle 3b:
Consider using lowrise zones to
S MEAD ST
transition between commercial
and single-family areas.
48TH AVE S
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
S MEAD ST
S ORCAS ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
S FINDLAY ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
HILLMAN
P-PATCH
39TH AVE S
37TH AVE S
35TH AVE S
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial zoning
supports pedestrian-oriented, highquality urban design.
S LUCILE ST
33RD AVE S
32ND AVE S
S BRANDON ST
S LUCILE ST
Dearborn Park
International
50TH AVE S
Orca K-8
S WEBSTER ST
VE
43RD A
S AUSTIN ST
40TH AVE S
Rainier Beach
50TH AVE S
49TH AVE S
48TH AVE S
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
47TH AVE S
46TH AVE S
$11-30
$12-33
58TH AVE S
57TH AVE S
59TH AVE S
LINDSAY PL S
47TH AVE S
Multifamily (LR/MR/HR)
Seattle Mixed (SM)
FRED HUTCHINSON
PLAYGROUND
57TH AVE S
59TH AVE S
55TH AVE S
49TH AVE S
S GAZELLE ST
S COOPER ST
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
S NORFOLK ST
9-11%
KUBOTA GARDENS
largest
increases
8-10%
AV
larger
increases
$7-21
TO
5-7%
typical zoning
increases
56TH AVE S
53RD AVE S
50TH AVE S
51ST AVE S
S PILGRIM ST
RE
S
AVE
(M2)
paymentin-lieu
Principle 3b:
Consider using Lowrise
(LR) zones to transition
between commercial
and single-family areas.
S
AVE
(M1)
affordable
homes
E
AV
CON
BEA
46TH
ES
AV
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
(M)
zoning
change
S ROXBURY ST
zone categories
RS
E
AVIN
NT R
(M)
TH
40
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
MHA requirements
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
E
AT
W
VA
RTE
STU
S
AVE
S BOND ST
zoning changes
TON
49TH AVE S
52ND AVE S
Principle 6b:
Expand urban villages using
an approximately 10-minute
walkshed from frequent transit.
Principle 5:
Allow more housing options
near infrastructure like
transit.
55TH AVE S
48TH AVE S
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-55 (M)
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
46TH AVE S
45TH AVE S
RAINIER BEACH
COMMUNITY CENTER
50TH AVE S
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
42ND AVE S
REN
42ND AVE S
| C2-75
41ST AVE S
S NORFOLK ST
S FISHER PL
NC3-40 | NC3-55 (M)
S BURNS ST
S PERRY ST
RAINIER AVE S
44TH AVE S
1)
-75 (M
0 | NC3P
| C1-75
S
K DR
(M
KEE
R2
C2-65
WAY S
E
AV
US
RC
MA
MLK JR
S ROXBURY ST
Recent planning
in Rainier Beach
informs the zoning
changes in the
station area based on
Principle
S PILGR
IM ST8 (consider
local urban design
priorities).
PL
|L
E
AV
PL
L
RAI
CAR
TH T
EAL
EA
T
49
SP
EF S
S FLETCHER ST
S DIRECTOR ST
N
TO
AR
SB
LR
CHI
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
S BARTON ST
S BENEFIT ST
HARADEN PL S
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
C1-65
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
S HENDERSONST
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
(M)
SF 5000
NC2-30 |
NC2-40 (M)
LR3 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC3P-4
(M2)
LR3 |
NC2-75 (M1)
| NC3-40
NC2P-40 |
NC2P-75 (M1)
41ST AVE S
S
ISLAND DR
LR2 |
LR3 (M1)
PARK DR S
S TRENTON ST
SF 5000 | NC3-75 (M2)
S CLOVERDALE ST
S
(M
E
SL
AV
|R
S
H
00
PL
AS
50
N
SF
AB
TA
W
AT
GR
EAST DUWAMISH
GREENBELT
RAINIER BEACH
PLAYFIELD
S GRATTAN ST
(M
R2
AY S
JR W
|L
MLK
S THISTLE ST
S
AVE
TON
REN
IL
A
TR
42ND AVE S
S BUDD CT
54TH AVE S
46TH AVE S
44TH PL S
45TH AVE S
S ROSE ST
LR
39TH AVE S
H
LT
S SULLIVAN ST
EA
FS
IE
CH
Principle A.9:
Evaluate MHA using a social
and
S
ST
racial equity lens. GivenROSE
the high
risk of displacement in Rainier
Beach, the draft zoning map shows
mostly RSL in the expansion area.
S KENYON ST
PRITCHARD
ISLAND BEACH
55TH AVE S
S BOZEMAN ST
52ND AVE S
S CHICAGO ST
S CHICAGO ST
54TH AVE S
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
S HOLDEN ST
S HOLDEN ST
WOLCOTT AVE S
S HOLDEN ST
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
8TH AVE S
South Park
A
RG
I
S WEBSTER ST
N
A
SH
IV
SR
MI
WA
DU
S WEBSTER ST
L
AI
TR
S HOLDEN ST
14TH AVE S
ER
DR
DE
SI
ER
R IV
S AUSTIN ST
W
AY
S PORTLAND ST
S CHICAGO ST
S KENYON ST
2ND AVE S
S KENYON ST
7TH AVE S
5TH AVE S
S MONROE ST
DUWAMISH
WATERWAY PARK
S ELMGROVE ST
IDE
OCC
5T
AV S
BRI
DGE
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale, familyfriendly housing, such as cottages,
duplexes, and rowhouses.
South Park
Neighborhood
Center
16TH
L AV
NTA
8TH AVE S
S SOUTHERN ST
10TH AVE S
E
AV
S SOUTHERN ST
ES
SF 5000 | LR1 (M1)
S ROSE ST
Principle 5a:
More housing near neighborhood
assets like parks and schools.
SOUTH PARK
PLAYGROUND
SR 509
S SULLIVAN ST
Principle 3a:
Zone full blocks instead of partial
blocks to soften transitions.
S THISTLE ST
S CLOVERDALE ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
SF 5000 |
LR2 RC (M1)
CESAR
CHAVEZ
PARK
S SULLIVAN ST
S DONOVAN ST
S TRENTON ST
14TH AVE S
S HENDERSON ST
12TH AVE S
10TH AVE S
7TH AVE S
5TH AVE S
4TH AVE S
3RD AVE S
S
AY
W
2ND AVE S
L
NA
S HENDERSON ST
GI
AR
Concord
International
TM
ES
8TH AVE S
S CONCORD ST
S DIRECTOR ST
MARRA-DESIMONE
PARK
S BARTON ST
10TH AVE S
SOUTH PARK
MEADOW
7TH AVE S
Principle 5b:
Consider Lowrise (LR) zones to help
transition between commercial and
single-family zones.
S CAMBRIDGE ST
AY S
SW
ER
MY
C2-65 |
C2-75 (M)
Principle A.9:
Evaluate MHA using a social and racial
equity lens. The draft zoning map reflects the
high risk of displacement and low access
to opportunity in South Park. RSL zoning is
shown in many existing single-family areas.
Local input also identifies environmental
justice issues as a concern.
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
W RAYE ST
W RAYE ST
MAYFAIR PARK
E
QU
HALLADAY ST
1ST AVE N
SMITH ST
SMITH PL
PL
LORENTZ PL N
CG
RA
W
Frantz Coe
WHEELER ST
WOLF
CREEK
RAVINE
ED
N
AN
4TH AVE N
W SMITH ST
EN
3RD AVE W
5TH AVE W
6TH AVE W
7TH AVE W
W HALLADAY ST
3RD AVE N
MAYFAIR AVE N
5TH AVE W
W NEWELL ST
2ND AVE N
W MCGRAW ST
MCGRAW ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
LYNN ST
W BOSTON ST
W CROCKETT ST
CROCKETT ST
NEWTON ST
HOWE ST
W BLAINE ST
BLAINE ST
HAYES ST
2ND AVE N
GARFIELD ST
LEE ST
MR | MR (M)
BI
3RD AVE N
1ST AVE W
2ND AVE W
3RD AVE W
4TH AVE W
W HIGHLAND DR
HIGHLAND DR
H
IG
KERRY PARK
& VIEWPOINT
N
LA
H
E
AC
PL
PROSPECT ST
KINNEAR PARK
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
3RD AVE N
WARD ST
2ND AVE N
AV
EW
W KINNEAR PL
6T
H
LR
1ST AVE N
WARREN AVE N
AV
EW
W PROSPECT ST
7T
5TH AVE W
6TH AVE W
PARSONS
GARDENS
W COMSTOCK ST
LEE ST
N
OBSERVATORY
COURTS
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
4TH AVE N
AV
W LEE ST
2ND AVE N
WILLARD AVE W
GALER ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
EL
O
W
W GALE
R ST
ORANGE PL N
John Hay
W GARFIELD ST
1ST AVE N
2ND AVE W
W HOWE ST
3RD AVE N
McClure
Queen
Anne
1ST AVE W
2ND AVE W
3RD AVE W
4TH AVE W
5TH AVE W
7TH AVE W
6TH AVE W
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
WARREN AVE N
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
BOSTON ST
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
N 62ND ST
Wallingford
N 60TH ST
1ST AVE NE
N 59TH ST
GREEN LAKE
PARK
N 58TH ST
WOODLAWN AVE N
ASHWORTH AVE N
N
PL
N
PL
EN
D
EL
N
PL
LN
NP
TO
ING
NS
KE
D
OO
KW
KIR
OO
NW
KE
I
NF
AV
FORD
CA
ING
WALL
N 57TH ST
N 55TH ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
WOODLAND
PARK
NE 56TH ST
N 55TH ST
McDonald
International
N 54TH ST
MERIDIAN AVE N
WOODLAWN AVE N
N 52ND ST
Principle 1b:
Encourage smallscale, family-friendly
housing options like
cottages, triplexes,
and rowhouses.
N 51ST ST
LATONA AVE NE
N 53RD ST
LN
EP
ON
YST
KE
Principle 5:
Increase housing options
near infrastructure like
transit.
HILLMAN PL NE
N 61ST ST
5TH AVE NE
4TH AVE NE
Housing Affordability
(MHA)
AURORA AVE N
6TH AVE NE
GREEN LAKE
D
2N
N5
ST
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
MHA requirements
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
C1P-40 |
C1P-55 (M)
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
C1-30 |
C1-40 (M)
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Industrial zones
(M
)
P55
|N
2P
)
(M
P55
C3
|N
M)
-40
3(
LR
3|
(M
NC
C3
-55
LR
AV
E
3P
C2
EW
urban villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
MHA applies only to noninstitutional uses
NC
)
(M
2-5
5
|C
-40
EU
LA
K
C1P-30 |
C1P-40 (M)
-40
VI
LL
AG
E
RB
AN
C
C1- 1-30 |
40 (
M)
ST
ST
Wallingford
RV
I
zone categories
C2
NC2P-65 |
NC2P-75 (M)
zoning changes
W
AY
KE
LA
N
OR
TH
DENSMORE AVE N
|N
(M)
N
NC C2-4
2-5 0
5 (M|
)
3-4
0
2-40
NC
0|C
WAY
FA
I
C2-3
AKE
N 35TH ST
EA
H ST
RTH
L
KE
G
N 34T
N NO
WOODLAWN AVE N
(M)
IC
1-75
NP
AC
IF
5|C
CARR PL N
(M)
C1-40 |
C1-55 (M)
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
ASHWORTH AVE N
| LR3
(M)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
C1-6
| LR2
N 36TH ST
N 37TH ST
LR3
(M)
LR2
ALBION PL N
| LR1
BU
R
N 38TH ST
5TH AVE NE
AN
IL
N 38TH ST
TR
C2-40 |
C2-55 (M)
AI
L
0| )
-4 (M
2P -55
NCC2P
N
Principle 3b:
Provide a transition
between higherand lower-scale N 39TH ST
zones.
LR1
1ST AVE NE
John
Stanford
International
5TH AVE NE
SUNNYSIDE AVE N
N 40TH ST
WALLINGFORD AVE N
CORLISS AVE N
BAGLEY AVE N
MERIDIAN AVE N
N 41ST ST
NE 42ND ST
BURKE AVE N
Hamilton
International
Principle 5a:
Allow more housing options
nearN neighborhood
assets like
42ND ST
parks and schools.
STONE WAY N
4TH AVE NE
Principle A.9:
Evaluate MHA using a social and
racial equity lens. Expanding
the
to live in high-opportunity
neighborhoods.
WALLINGFORD
PLAYFIELD
LATONA AVE NE
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
SF 5000 |
LR1 (M1)
N 43RD ST
NC3P-40 |
NC3P-55 (M)
4TH AVE NE
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
WHITMAN AVE N
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
Cascadia
NC2P-40
|
NC2P-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
N 44TH ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
N 44TH ST
AURORA AVE N
N 41ST ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
N 45TH ST
NC2-40 |
NC2-55 (M)
N 42ND ST
N 42ND ST
N ALLEN PL
N 44TH ST
N 43RD ST
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
EASTERN AVE N
WHITMAN AVE N
WINSLOW PL N
2ND AVE NE
MR | MR (M)
N 46TH ST
SF 5000 |
RSL (M)
2ND AVE NE
1ST AVE NE
BURKE AVE N
WALLINGFORD AVE N
MERIDIAN
PLAYGROUND
SF 5000 |
LR2 (M1)
THACKERAY PL NE
INTERLAKE AVE N
N 46TH ST
N 47TH ST
|
00 2)
50 (M
SF RC
3
LR
N 50TH ST
N 48TH ST
SF 5000 |
LR2 RC (M1)
NC2P-30 |
NC2P-40 (M)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
M)
2(
LR
DENSMORE AVE N
2|
LR
WOODLAWN AVE N
N 49TH ST
STONE AVE N
MIDVALE AVE N
LR1 |
LR1 (M)
NC1-30 |
NC1-40 (M)
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
30TH AVE SW
GE
SEAT
TL E
WEST
33RD AVE SW
34TH AVE SW
SW BRADFORD ST
ST
OWN ST
ARLEST
SW CH
BRID
SW MANNING
SW CHARLESTOWN ST
36TH AVE SW
37TH AVE SW
40TH AVE SW
WALNUT AVE SW
41ST AVE SW
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
SW MANNING ST
30TH AVE SW
SW ANDOVER ST
DAKOTA
PLACE PARK
36TH AVE SW
37TH AVE SW
38TH AVE SW
39TH AVE SW
40TH AVE SW
41ST AVE SW
42ND AVE SW
SW ANDO
VER ST
44TH AVE SW
SW YANCY ST
SW DAKOTA ST
50
00
|L
Principle 5:
Increase housing options
near infrastructure like
transit.
MR | MR (M)
(M
1)
32N
D
SW GENESEE ST
SW NEVADA ST
SW AVALON WAY
SW SNOQUALMIE ST
JUNCTION
PLAZA PARK
38TH AVE SW
Principle 6b:
Implement urban village
expansions recommended in
Seattle 2035 but considering
natural boundaries, like 35th
Ave SW.
SW HUDSON ST
SW HUDSON ST
35TH AVE SW
SW DA
WSON
ST
SW EDMUNDS ST
Principle 3b:
Consider Lowrise (LR)
zones to help transition
between commercial and
single-family areas.
LR2 RC |
LR2 RC (M)
SW HUDSON ST
SW
WEST SEATTLE
GOLF COURSE
CALIFORNIA AVE SW
PL
SW EDMUNDS ST
IS
NC3-40 |
NC3-55 (M)
WEST SEATTLE
JUNCTION
NC3-40 |
NC3-65 |
NC3-55 (M) NC3-75 (M)
NC3-85 (4.75) |
NC3-95 (M)
W
LE
NC3P-65 |
NC3P-75 (M)
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
SW ALASKA ST
SW EDMUNDS ST
WEST SEATTLE
STADIUM
NC3-65 |
NC3-75 (M)
LR2 |
LR2 (M)
LR3 RC |
LR3 RC (M)
(M
-55
C2
|N
0
2-4
NC
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
SW OREGON ST
GENESEE ST
SW
31ST AVE SW
W
YS
WA
N
EN
GL
SW GENESEE ST
SF 5000 |
LR3 (M2)
AV
ES
W
SF
45TH AVE SW
46TH AVE SW
SW DAWSON ST
46TH AVE SW
CAMP LONG
SW DAWSON ST
SW BRANDON ST
FAIRMOUNT PLAYGROUND
SW BRANDON ST
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale,
family-friendly housing
options like cottages,
triplexes, and rowhouses.
Principle 6a:
Implement urban village expansions
using 10-minute walksheds from
frequent transit.
Fairmount Park
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
zone categories
MHA requirements
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
SW FINDLAY ST
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
urban
villages
Historic Preservation
Districts
29TH AVE SW
30TH AVE SW
31ST AVE SW
32ND AVE SW
34TH AVE SW
36TH AVE SW
37TH AVE SW
38TH AVE SW
FAUNTLEROY WAY SW
41ST AVE SW
42ND AVE SW
44TH AVE SW
45TH AVE SW
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop
Residential Urban
Village
SW KENYON ST
SW KENYON ST
Denny
International
27TH AVE SW
15TH AVE SW
SW ELMGROVE ST
LONGFELLOW CREEK GREENSPACE
SW ELMGROVE ST
Chief Sealth
High School
SW THISTLE ST
14TH AVE SW
28TH AVE SW
29TH AVE SW
24TH AVE SW
26TH AVE SW
27TH AVE SW
WestwoodHighland Park
E.C. HUGHES PLAYGROUND
SW THISTLE ST
S.W. COMMUNITY
CENTER AND POOL
SW SULLIVAN ST
20TH AVE SW
SW CLOVERDALE ST
22ND AVE SW
24TH AVE SW
25TH AVE SW
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial
zoning encourages more
pedestrian-friendly design if
Westwood VIllage redevelops.
14TH AVE SW
SW CLOVERDALE ST
Principle 8a:
Neighborhood Commercial
zoning encourages more
pedestrian-friendly buildings.
SW DONOVAN ST
Principle 3b:
Provide transitions
in scale between
higher- and lowerintensity zones.
SW TRENTON ST
14TH AVE SW
15TH AVE SW
16TH AVE SW
18TH AVE SW
17TH AVE SW
25TH AVE SW
SW TRENTON ST
28TH AVE SW
21ST AVE SW
KELSEY LN SW
22ND AVE SW
23RD AVE SW
24TH AVE SW
25TH AVE SW
27TH AVE SW
NC2-65 |
NC2-75 (M)
SW CAMBRIDGE ST
SW
AY
EW
DG
SF 5000 |
NC2P-55 (M2)
I
LR
Roxhill
DE
MR | MR (M)
29TH AVE SW
LR3 |
LR3 (M)
SW CAMBRIDGE ST
SW BARTON ST
ROXHILL PARK
RT
O
BA
SW BARTON ST
SW
PL
Principle 1b:
Encourage small-scale,
family-friendly housing
options like cottages,
triplexes, and rowhouses.
Principle 3b:
Consider Lowrise
(LR) zones to help
transition between
commercial and
single-family areas.
White Center
potential
annexation area
zoning changes
Solid areas indicate
a typical increase
in zoning (usually
one story)
Hatched areas
indicate a larger
increase in zoning
or a change in
zone type.
MHA requirements
zone categories
(M)
(M1)
(M2)
zoning
change
affordable
homes
paymentin-lieu
typical zoning
increases
5-7%
$7-21
larger
increases
largest
increases
8-10%
9-11%
$11-30
$12-33
Existing
boundary
Major Institutions
Proposed
boundary
Commercial (C)
Industrial zones
urban villages
Seattle 2035
10-minute walkshed
Open space
Public school
Light rail
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
AND LIVABILITY AGENDA
Bus stop