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Highline Community Plan: Proposed Area Zoning

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Highline Community Plan

This January 1980 King County Division of Planning report proposes new zoning maps for the Highline community, located south of Seattle between I-5 and Puget Sound, to implement the Highline Communities Plan adopted in December 1977. The plan translates land use policies into specific zoning classifications covering topics such as mixed-use development, mobile home development, an Airport Open Use Zone, and landscaping guidelines. It applies only to unincorporated King County areas and was subject to public community meetings and hearings before adoption by the County Council.

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King County Division of Planning January 1980 report proposing adoption of new zoning maps for the Highline area to implement the Highline Communities Plan (HCP), adopted by the King County Council in December 1977. Study area defined as south of Seattle city limits, north of South 252nd Street, west of I-5, and east of Puget Sound, covering unincorporated King County only — excluding municipalities of Normandy Park, Des Moines, Kent, and Tukwila. Area zoning defined under Ordinance No. 00263. Contents include zoning highlights on mixed use development, mobile home development, Airport Open Use Zone, landscaping guidelines, individual zoning maps, and appendices covering King County Zoning Code Synopsis, Highline Communities Plan Policies, Selected King County Comprehensive Plan Policies, and Selected Sea-Tac Communities Plan Policies.

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