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Shoreline Master Program - September 9th, 2010 Public Hearing
The City will be holding a public hearing on the adoption of the 2010 Shoreline Master Program. The Public Hearing will be held on September 9th, 2010 at 7:45 PM at the City Council Meeting.
The materials from the open house are below.
Click here to view the presentation boards from the open house.
Click here to see the PowerPoint presentation.
SMP: Draft Plans
The Shoreline Master Program is a hybrid policy document incorporating broad policies and detailed regulatory provisions that limit uses in specific ways. The policies and regulations of the Shoreline Master Program apply within 200 feet of the shoreline of Lake Washington. The goal of the Shoreline Master Program is to ensure no net loss of ecological functions in the shoreline areas.
Please note: the ‘track changes’ text that is highlighted in blue and red in this draft SMP represents changes that were requested by the City Council at the June 10, 2010 council meeting.
- Cumulative Impact Analysis
- Final Shoreline Analysis Report: Including Shoreline Inventory and Characterization for the Cityof Lake Forest Park‘s Lake Washington Shoreline
Stephen Bennett, Planning Director, administers the City‘s planning, land use, and environmental policies and regulations. He can be reached at the City phone number: 206-368-5440
SMP: Appendix: Maps
- Vicinity Map & Shoreline Management Area (Figure 1)
- Shoreline Environment Designation (Figure 2)
- Current Land Use (Figure 3a)
- Zoning Map(Figure 3b)
- Future Land Use(Figure 3c)
- Stormwater System(Figure 4)
- Sanitary Sewer System(Figure 5)
- Impervious Surfaces(Figure 6a)
- Impervious Surfaces(Figure 6b)
- Shoreliine Modifications(Figure 7a)
- Shoresline Modifications(Figure 7b)
- Shoreline Modifications(Figure 7c)
- Shoreline Modifications(Figure 7d)
- Public Access Areas(Figure 8)
- Floodplain Areas(Figure 9)
- Geohazard Areas(Figure 10)
- Wetland Areas & Streams(Figure 11a)
- LFP Inventory Analysis(Figure 11b)
- WDFW Priority Habitats(Figure 12)
- Shoreline Vegetation(Figure 13a)
- Shoreline Vegetation(Figure 13b)
- Shoreline Vegetation(Figure 13c)
- Shoreline Vegetation(Figure 13d)
- Restoration Opportunities(Figure 14)