Countywide Planning Policies
Countywide Planning Policies are written policy statements to be used solely for establishing a countywide framework from which the county and municipal comprehensive plans are developed and adopted. The framework is intended to ensure that the county and municipal comprehensive plans are consistent, as the Washington statutes require.
During the period within which county and municipal comprehensive plans are developed, adopted, and implemented, the county and each municipality in the county uses the Countywide Planning Policies to serve as a guide for county or municipal land use and related decisions to best assure that the principles embodied in the Countywide Planning Policies are followed and promoted.
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Huntsman Estates (SUB22-007, PUD22-001, SEPA22-024) is a 507-lot subdivision proposal of approximately 121 acres to be located on Quincy Road in the Burbank Urban Growth Area (UGA). The property is zoned R-96, Suburban Residential (APN 310807510026). Through the PUD process, the applicant proposes public amenities such as parks, walkways, and landscaping. The applicant has proposed a minimum lot size to be reduced from 9,600 square feet via the PUD standards to 6,300 square feet. The 10-foot side setback is proposed to be reduced to 5 feet, and the proposed minimum lot width of 63 feet (reduced from 75 feet). The proposed density is 6 dwelling units per acre pursuant to WWCC 17.18.050(D).
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Farmstead PUD (SUB22-008, PUD22-002, SEPA22-024) is a 446-lot subdivision proposal of approximately 101 acres to be located between Quincy Road and Hanson Loop Road in the Burbank Urban Growth Area (UGA). The property is zoned R-96, Suburban Residential (APN 300812510092, 300812510091, 300812510090, and 300812520602). Through the PUD process, the applicant proposes public amenities such as park dedications, walkways, and landscaping. The applicant has proposed minimum lot sizes to be reduced from 9,600 square feet via the PUD standards to 6,500 square feet (Phase 1), 4,560 square feet (Phase 2), and 8,400 square feet (Phase 3). The 10-foot side setback is proposed to be reduced to 5 feet, and the proposed lot widths are 48 to 65 feet (reduced from 75 feet). The proposed density is 6 dwelling units per acre pursuant to WWCC 17.18.050(D).
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