Revised Agenda for Urban Design Meeting and Equity Analysis Updates
A revised agenda outlines discussions on urban design, equity analysis, and public comments with strategic goals for comprehensive planning in Seattle 2035. Additional edits to the equity analysis focus on minimizing displacement risks and promoting access to opportunities through data-driven decision-making beyond the Comprehensive Plan.
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REVISED AGENDA Chair s Report & Minutes Approval 3:00 - 3:10 PM Design Review Evaluation Geoff Wentlandt, DPD and Lisa Rutzick, Design Review 3:10 - 3:55 PM Public Comment on Draft Equity Letter 3:55 - 4:00 PM Approve: Equity Analysis Comment Letter 4:00 - 4:15 PM Update: Urban Design Framework Lake City Katie Sheehy, DPD 4:15 5:00 PM Public Comment 5:00 5:05 PM ADJOURN 5:05 PM
Revised letter on Equity Analysis The Equity Analysis should directly inform the goals and policies in the major update to the Comprehensive Plan, Seattle 2035. Reorganization of paragraphs Clarity of language around outreach
Revised letter on Equity Analysis Additional edits: This outreach will endeavor to achieve the desired outcomes of limiting displacement and increasing access to opportunities through updated Comprehensive Plan goals and policies. If such strategies are not fully incorporated, it should be acknowledged that the marginalized populations outlined in the Equity Analysis will continue to face substantial risks of displacement and loss of cultural community anchors
Revised letter on Equity Analysis Additional edits: The Equity Analysis is a good model for how data can play a role in defining and addressing equity issues. The Commission recommends further discussion on how developing a data driven approach that will benefit key decisions beyond the Comprehensive Plan, i.e., in the development of functional plans, the implementation of implementing plans and the prioritization of public investments as well as setting benchmarks and measuring performance.
