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The Daily Plan It Blog - Office of Planning & Community Development ’) .. The Daily Plan It Blog Office of Planning & Community Development Home Topics Search Search Find Posts By Topic City Comprehensive Plan Community Stories Department News Events Equitable Development Initiative Housing Initiatives Neighborhood Planning Population and Demographics Race and Social Justice One Seattle Plan Virtual Open House, May 2 April 30, 2024 Our final Draft One Seattle Plan open house is a virtual online meeting and is an opportunity for community members to: This meeting is hosted by Microsoft Teams. You do not need an account to attend the meeting. You do not need to pre-register to attend. You can join the meeting… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City Comprehensive Plan Tagged With: comprehensive plan The Seattle Planning Commission seeks new commissioners! April 29, 2024 This sixteen-member Commission of neighbors care about the future of our city. Commissioners have a broad range of skills and perspectives that include land use and transportation planning, community organizing, architecture and design, public health, low-income housing development, and community engagement. Commissioners are volunteers, serving without compensation for up to… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Department News Tagged With: Seattle Planning Commission Team Representing Georgia Institute of Technology Wins 2024 ULI Hines Student Competition with Plan to Redevelop Seattle Site April 24, 2024 A redevelopment plan for a Seattle site presented by a team of Georgia Institute of Technology students has taken top honors in the 22nd annual ULI/Gerald D. Hines Student Urban Design Competition. The Competition was created with a generous endowment from long-time ULI leader Gerald D. Hines, founder of the Hines… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Community Stories Tagged With: Downtown Seattle One Seattle Plan Open Houses and Updates April 3, 2024 Open Houses in Full Swing Thank you to everyone who has attended our in-person open house events! From Beacon Hill to Ballard, we appreciate the conversations and feedback on the Draft Plan. We have four more this month and a virtual meeting in May: Wednesday, April 3, 6:00 p.m. –… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City Comprehensive Plan Tagged With: comprehensive plan , One Seattle Plan Mayor Harrell Proposes Legislation to Support the Conversion of Existing Buildings from Commercial to Residential Uses Citywide March 18, 2024 Winners of our Office to Residential competition in 2023 with OPCD director Rico Quirindongo and Mayor Bruce Harrell. As part of his Downtown Activation Plan, Mayor Bruce Harrell has submitted new legislation to the City Council aimed at removing regulatory barriers for converting existing buildings from commercial to residential uses. The proposed changes aim to make… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Housing Initiatives Tagged With: Office to Residential Mayor Harrell Releases Draft One Seattle Comprehensive Plan, Expanding Housing Opportunities Across All Neighborhoods March 5, 2024 Following two years of community outreach, the draft plan advances significant policy improvements and a thoughtful approach to growth to build a more affordable, equitable, and sustainable Seattle Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the release of the Draft One Seattle Plan, a major update to Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan that will… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City Comprehensive Plan Tagged With: One Seattle Plan Three New Equitable Transit Oriented Development (ETOD) Request for Proposals (RFP) Now Open February 24, 2024 We are seeking consultants to support three ETOD projects and strategies. Learn more about these opportunities below. The full RFPs and all associated documents can be found at the City’s Consultant Connection website. For more information, email Jenna Franklin at jenna.franklin@seattle.gov. ETOD Community Advisory Group Strategy Facilitation We are seeking… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Equitable Development Initiative Tagged With: Equitable Development Initiative (EDI) , Transit Oriented Development Seattle among the 15 cities to join C40’s Reinventing Cities global competition to accelerate zero-carbon, resilient and inclusive urban development February 16, 2024 Reinventing Cities, C40’s global competition to transform underutilized urban sites into innovative, zero-carbon and resilient urban projects, launched its fourth edition today. The new edition invites creativeprofessionals worldwide—including architects, planners, developers, investors, environmentalists and start-ups—to design and develop urban projects of the future. This year, 15 world-leading cities are calling… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Neighborhood Planning Tagged With: urban design , urban planning Urban Centers Planning Downtown Community Workshop, February 15 January 30, 2024 Do you live, work, or play in neighborhoods like Belltown, Denny Triangle, the Commercial Core, Chinatown-International District, the Waterfront, or Pioneer Square? Let’s work together to shape Downtown Seattle’s future! Join us in a day in the life” community workshop on February 15 and tell us what a perfect day… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Events Tagged With: urban planning Guide City Investments and Help Build a More Equitable Seattle — Join the Equitable Development Initiative Advisory Board January 23, 2024 The City’s Equitable Development Initiative (EDI) is recruiting community members to help create a more equitable future where everyone can thrive —regardless of race, place, or means. EDI originated from community organizations advocating against displacement and insufficient investment in Seattle’s communities of color. 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