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City of Mountlake Terrace 2010 Comprehensive Plan
 
Table of Contents
Introduction
Community Livability Element
 

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Figure CL-8, Neighborhoods
Environment Element
 

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Figure EN-1, Critical Areas: Geological Features

Figure EN-2, Critical Areas: Biological Features

Figure EN-3, Underground Petrol Tanks
Economic Vitality Element
 

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Figure EV-10, Melody Hill

Figure EV-11, Gateway Vicinity

Figure EV-12, Albertson’s and Potential Annexation Area
Housing Element

 

 
Land Use Element
 

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Figure LU-1, Five Minutes Walk from Town Center

Figure LU-3, Town Center Vicinity

Figure LU-4, Official Comp Plan Map
Recreation, Parks and Open Spaces Element

 

 
Transportation Element
 

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Figure TR-1, Existing Road Classifications

Figure TR-2, Signals and Flashing Intersections

Figure TR-3, 2012 and 2022 PM Peak Hour LOS

Figure TR-4, Sidewalk Inventory

Figure TR-7, Non-Motorized Travel

Figure TR-8, Community Transit Map

Figure TR-9, Transit Routes for South County-Local

Figure TR-10, Park and Ride In-Line Station

Figure TR-11, Population Within ¼ Mile of Transit Service
Capital Facilities Element
 

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Figure CF-2, Civic Buildings

Figure CF-3, Schools
Utilities Element
Plan Administration Element
Glossary
Appendix A - Shoreline Master Program
Technical Appendices
Credits
   
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Comprehensive Plan Goals, Policies & Key Maps

Comprehensive Plan Applications Due June 30 - Notice of Submitting Comprehensive Plan Amendments
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE — Applications for 2011 Comprehensive Plan amendments are due June 30, 2011 at 4:30 pm.

The Comprehensive Plan is a broad-based twenty-year plan that guides the City’s livability. It includes a land use map that determines zoning. Any decisions to amend the Plan are usually made in December of each year.

Application forms are available online at on the Permit Application Forms page, then click on "Planning." A fee is due when the application is submitted.

The Planning Commission and City Council may also initiate Comprehensive Plan amendment proposals that have public benefit through a separate sponsorship process. 

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing November 14, 2011 on all applications and sponsored proposals. The City Council will do the same on December 5, 2011. Both meetings will be in the Council Chambers, 6100 219th Street SW, Suite 220, at 7:00 pm.

For more information about applying for a Comprehensive Plan amendment or to confirm meeting dates, please call the Community and Economic Development Department at (425) 744-6266.