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Local governments planning under the GMA are required to plan for ensuring the vitality and character of established residential neighborhoods, as well as providing for the existing and projected housing needs of all economic segments of the community. This can be a significant challenge for many jurisdictions. Examples of tools to achieve those goals include planning policies, regulations, and design guidelines.
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Rezoning Vacant Land for Residential Use
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Featured Case Study
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Heiwa Commons (Seattle)
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Heiwa Commons ("heiwa" means "peace" in
Japanese) is a
development of 28 detached single-family
homes on small lots in
Seattle's Central District...
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