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Bookmark or Share- Growth Management Planning Council (GMPC) - King County, WashingtonRealization of a countywide vision involves collaboration, trade-offs and difficult choices about the appropriate level of growth, its location, the type of growth to be encouraged, public spending, governance decisions, environmental protection, and the quality of life in King County.
- Watersheds, rivers, streams and lakes - King County, WashingtonCountywide watershed information. Learn about watersheds and how to take care of your watershed, look up your basin steward for help and find out what King County is doing to monitor and improve watersheds across King County.
- Centers - Puget Sound Regional CouncilThe region has designated 30 regional growth centers. These are locations of the region’s most significant business, governmental, and cultural facilities and are planning for growth. Ten regional manufacturing/industrial centers are also designated, which are locations for more intensive industrial activity.
- King County Sets 2044 Growth Targets with Seattle and Bellevue at the ...Throughout the county, urban areas will need to accommodate 307,277 net new housing units — including 263,000 net new affordable housing units — and 490,408 net new jobs. There’s no doubt that some aspects of these targets will be a heavy lift for the county and individual municipalities.
- Countywide Planning Policies (CPPs) - King County, WashingtonThe CPPs implement the Washington State Growth Management Act and the VISON 2050 Multicounty Planning Policies, adopted by the Puget Sound Regional Council in 2020. The comprehensive plan for King County and city and town comprehensive plans are developed within the CPP framework.
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