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State Route 411 Corridor (1 st and 3 rd Avenues)

State Route 411 Corridor (1 st and 3 rd Avenues). City Council Workshop April 17, 2014. Introduction. Zoning code is one of the tools used to implement the Comprehensive Plan 2006 Comprehensive Plan – the result of a two year planning process with extensive public outreach. SR 411 Corridor.

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State Route 411 Corridor (1 st and 3 rd Avenues)

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  1. State Route 411 Corridor(1st and 3rd Avenues) City Council Workshop April 17, 2014

  2. Introduction • Zoning code is one of the tools used to implement the Comprehensive Plan • 2006 Comprehensive Plan – the result of a two year planning process with extensive public outreach

  3. SR 411 Corridor • 2006 Comprehensive Plan Classification: Light Industrial and Heavy Industrial • Link to current zoning map[Interactive] • Link to 1970 zoning map • Link to 1966 Comprehensive Plan map

  4. Intent of the LI district • Provide for low intensity manufacturing, assembly, industrial services, distribution, storage, and similar uses. • Conducted with minimal adverse impact on the environment and the general community. • Uses are generally contained within buildings. • Compatible uses that directly serve the needs of other uses in the district or nearby districts are also allowed.

  5. Existing Land Uses – Hudson Avenue to Tennant Way • Link to existing land use table

  6. Riverfront District RF-1 • Hudson Avenue north to West Kelso • Zoning district created in 1976 • 2006 Comprehensive Plan Classifications: • South half: High Density Residential • North half: Public/Quasi-Public/Institutional

  7. Recital of waterfront benefit • An opportunity to zone property adjacent to the Cowlitz River to preserve the beauty and utility of the river for the benefit of the general public. • Provide uses that will more fully utilize the property for residential, multiple-family and limited commercial uses associated with or oriented towards recreational uses. • Uses that will blend smoothly to promote and maintain a harmonious environment taking full advantage of the presence of the river.

  8. Existing land uses – Hudson Avenue to Washington Street • Link to existing land use table View of Cowlitz River from 3rd Avenue

  9. Community Commercial Classification • Activity centers that serve the day‑to‑day needs of the community and surrounding neighborhoods • Near to residential areas, typically anchored by a grocery store, with supporting establishments such as variety, drug, and apparel stores; and personal services such as beauty shops and restaurants • In nonresidential areas, tends to be small businesses that serve the surrounding businesses, their employees, and visitors. • Should be at scales and intensities that make them generally compatible with surrounding neighborhoods. • Facilities should be designed to permit pedestrian, bicycle, and transit access, as well as automobile traffic

  10. Discussion

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