
Resources
November 15, 2024 Draft of the Development Regulations
Title 21 : Sammamish Development Code Amendments
The development regulations draft used for the December 3rd City Council public hearing and potential adoption.
November 15, 2024 Sixth Draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan
Volume 1 - Goals and Policies
Volume 2 - Background Information
The sixth draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan used for the December 3rd City Council public hearing and potential adoption.
October 29, 2024 Draft of the Development Regulations
Title 21 : Sammamish Development Code Amendments
The development regulations draft used for the November 4th City Council review which incorporates feedback provided by stakeholders, City Council, Planning Commission, and the City's legal consultant.
October 25, 2024 Fifth Draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan
Volume 1 - Goals and Policies
Volume 2 - Background Information
The fifth draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan used for the November 4th City Council review which incorporates feedback provided by City Council on fourth draft. This draft also includes a new capital facilities financial plan in Volume 2.
October 15, 2024 Fourth Draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan
Volume 1 - Goals and Policies
Volume 2 - Background Information
The fourth draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan used for the October 15th City Council review which incorporates feedback provided by stakeholders and the Planning Commission on the preliminary, second, and third drafts.
The third draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan used for the Planning Commission public hearing which incorporates feedback provided by stakeholders and the Planning Commission on the preliminary and second draft.
Enjoy the materials prepared and on display during the June 20, 2024 Comprehensive Plan Open House.
The second draft of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan that incorporates feedback provided by stakeholders and the Planning Commission on the preliminary draft.
The preliminary draft of Volume 1 of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan.
This document summarizes feedback collected during the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Goal and Policy Workshop held on October 21st, 2023.
Questions about data used in the comprehensive plan update, the process itself, and more are expected to come up throughout the project. Check here for answers!
This Scoping Resolution lays out the City Council approved scope of work for the 2024 Periodic Update.
The Comprehensive Plan Visions sets an aspirational path for the 2024 Periodic Update.
This plan outlines strategies for involving the public in the Comprehensive Plan update.
The current City of Sammamish plan outlines looks forward to 2035, provides a vision for the future, identifies goals and policies to achieve that vision, and creates a basis for the City’s regulations, and guides future decision-making.
A guide to the Comprehensive Planning process and background.
Comprehensive Planning 101
Every 10 years, cities of a certain size are required to update their Comprehensive Plans. This includes outlining things like land use and capital projects, and gives us a chance to ask: How do we envision Sammamish in 2044?
What is the Growth Management Act
The Washington Legislature established the Growth Management Act (GMA) to guide local governments to plan for their future growth
Why Does it Matter?
A comprehensive plan acts as a blueprint for the future character of the city. It guides decisions on land use, transportation, housing
Envision Sammamish 2044 Requirements
Drafting and adopting Envision Sammamish 2044 is how our community will comply with the Growth Management Act's 8-year
Elements Overview
The Growth Management Act establishes several mandatory and optional elements to be included in each comprehensive plan.
What is the Growth Management Act?
The Washington Legislature established the Growth Management Act (GMA) in 1990 to guide local governments to plan for their future growth. It was adopted to prevent uncoordinated and unplanned growth, which can threaten the environment, economy, and quality of life for Washington residents. Under the GMA, cities in fast-growing and densely populated counties are required to develop and adopt comprehensive plans. The GMA established goals to form the basis of all comprehensive plans, but the content within each city’s plan will differ based on their own goals and challenges. Early and continuous public participation is required by the GMA, which ensures that the public has a say in the vision for their city’s future.