Economic Development Chapter

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The slides below will provide you with a short overview of changes we’re proposing for the existing Economic Development chapter of the Comprehensive Plan.

You can share your thoughts about these changes at the bottom of this page or by emailing theBellinghamPlan@cob.org. A quick note about the slides: If you click to view them in full screen, you will be taken to a new window that does not include an option to comment and will need to come back to this page to leave a comment.

You can also view these slides as a pdf (link).

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The slides below will provide you with a short overview of changes we’re proposing for the existing Economic Development chapter of the Comprehensive Plan.

You can share your thoughts about these changes at the bottom of this page or by emailing theBellinghamPlan@cob.org. A quick note about the slides: If you click to view them in full screen, you will be taken to a new window that does not include an option to comment and will need to come back to this page to leave a comment.

You can also view these slides as a pdf (link).

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I favor expanding the UGAs to enable growth of all housing types, but UGA expansion will also allow the city to build small commercial in new residential areas.

As we expand, we need to add child care facilities, especially those accommodating very young children. I'm not sure if there is anything the city can do to encourage that, but the city should consider whether zoning laws can be amended to make it childcare a permitted use in more zones.

Catherine Moore 3 days ago

Do not rezone town centers as 79-unit multifamily residential areas if our intention is to support the integration of small-scale commercial in residential areas.

JasmineF 6 days ago
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