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2026-08-28
Chapter 10 Utilities Element
This document is Chapter 10 of the City of SeaTac's Comprehensive Plan (Envision SeaTac 2044), covering the Utilities Element. It outlines the city's vision and policies for ensuring reliable, equitable, and resilient utility services—including water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, telecommunications, and stormwater—to support future growth through 2044. The chapter details goals for coordinating with utility providers such as Puget Sound Energy, Seattle City Light, and various water and sewer districts that serve the SeaTac community. -
2026-08-28
Chapter 8 Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Element
Chapter 8 of SeaTac's Envision 2044 Comprehensive Plan outlines the city's goals for parks, recreation, and open space through the year 2044, including ensuring all residents have a neighborhood park within walking distance and creating new village squares in urban and residential areas. The element is guided by Washington State Growth Management Act requirements and aligns with regional and King County planning policies that prioritize parks access for historically underserved communities. Note that this document addresses city land use and recreation planning, not airport noise policy. -
2026-08-28
Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Element
Chapter 8 of SeaTac's Envision 2044 Comprehensive Plan outlines the city's goals for parks, recreation, and open space through the year 2044, including ensuring all residents have a neighborhood park within walking distance and creating new village squares in urban and residential areas. The element is guided by Washington State Growth Management Act requirements and aligns with regional and King County planning policies that prioritize parks access for historically underserved communities. Note that this document addresses city land use and recreation planning, not airport noise policy. -
2026-08-28
Chapter 5 Housing and Human Services Element
Chapter 5 of SeaTac's Comprehensive Plan outlines the city's Housing and Human Services Element, which sets goals and policies to expand housing choice, increase affordability, and ensure access to human services for all residents. The element guides city decisions on developing diverse housing types across urban and neighborhood centers, while also addressing the needs of special populations and supporting community well-being. Key goals include providing sufficient housing capacity, strengthening housing security, increasing affordable housing opportunities, and establishing partnerships to deliver human services. -
2026-08-28
Housing and Human Services Element
Chapter 5 of SeaTac's Comprehensive Plan outlines the city's Housing and Human Services Element, which sets goals and policies to expand housing choice, increase affordability, and ensure access to human services for all residents. The element guides city decisions on developing diverse housing types across urban and neighborhood centers, while also addressing the needs of special populations and supporting community well-being. Key goals include providing sufficient housing capacity, strengthening housing security, increasing affordable housing opportunities, and establishing partnerships to deliver human services. -
2026-08-28
Chapter 3 Urban Center Background Report
This document is Chapter 3 of the City of SeaTac's Envision SeaTac 2044 Comprehensive Plan, providing background on the city's designated Urban Growth Center. It outlines regional planning requirements from the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) and King County, including growth targets, housing, transportation, and equity considerations for the urban center surrounding the SeaTac/Airport area. The chapter also describes three subareas — City Center, South 154th Street Station Area, and Angle Lake Station Area — and their projected growth capacity through 2044. -
2026-08-28
Chapter 3 Urban Center Background Report
This document is Chapter 3 of the City of SeaTac's Envision SeaTac 2044 Comprehensive Plan, providing background on the city's designated Urban Growth Center. It outlines regional planning requirements from the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) and King County, including growth targets, housing, transportation, and equity considerations for the urban center surrounding the SeaTac/Airport area. The chapter also describes three subareas — City Center, South 154th Street Station Area, and Angle Lake Station Area — and their projected growth capacity through 2044. -
2026-08-28
Chapter 11 Capital Facilities Background Report
This document is Chapter 11 of the City of SeaTac's Comprehensive Plan, serving as a Capital Facilities Background Report that inventories and evaluates city-managed infrastructure including surface water management, transportation, and parks and recreation facilities. It outlines growth assumptions, level of service standards, and financing considerations to guide future capital investment as the city's population grows through 2044. The report does not address SeaTac Airport noise policy. -
2026-08-28
Chapter 11 Capital Facilities Background Report
This document is Chapter 11 of the City of SeaTac's Comprehensive Plan, serving as a Capital Facilities Background Report that inventories and evaluates city-managed infrastructure including surface water management, transportation, and parks and recreation facilities. It outlines growth assumptions, level of service standards, and financing considerations to guide future capital investment as the city's population grows through 2044. The report does not address SeaTac Airport noise policy. -
2026-08-28
Chapter 6 Economic Vitality Background Report
This report, Chapter 6 of the City of SeaTac's Envision SeaTac 2044 Comprehensive Plan, analyzes the city's economic vitality through employment trends, workforce demographics, and commercial market conditions across office, industrial, retail, and hospitality sectors. It examines job growth, wage levels, commuting patterns, and racial demographics of the local workforce, alongside vacancy rates and development activity. The chapter also outlines growth targets and land capacity analysis to guide SeaTac's economic development through 2044.