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2024-08-07 DEIA Commission Packet°F Eo�o AGENDA Edmonds Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Commission Ins 1g9� Wednesday, August 7, 2024 1 6:00PM-8:OOPM HYBRID MEETING The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Commission members will be meeting in person and/or remotely for this meeting. The public may join at the physical location or join through zoom. PHYSICAL LOCATION: Brackett Meeting Room, Edmonds City Hall — 3' Floor 1 121 5' Ave N, Edmonds, WA 98020 REMOTE MEETING/ZOOM INFORMATION: httos://edmondswa-eov.zoom.us/i/98071999699?owd=Y59GTVdWM2VPTUtiROVXVm56NGIaUT09 Meeting ID: 980 7199 9699 Passcode: 963195 6:00 P.M. — Call to Order and Land Acknowledgement: "We acknowledge the original inhabitants of this place, the Sdohobsh (Snohomish) people and their successors the Tulalip Tribes, who since time immemorial have hunted, fished, gathered, and taken care of these lands. We respect their sovereignty, their right to self-determination, and we honor their sacred spiritual connection with the land and water." - City Council Land Acknowledgment 1. Roll Call and Absences 2. Approval of Agenda 3. Approval of June 5, 2024, Summary (5 minutes) 4. Public Comment (3 minutes per speaker) 5. Update from the City: Todd, Councilmember Eck, Megan (15 minutes) 6. New Business: a. August 13t1i Council Annual Report— (15 minutes) b. Commissioner Vacancy (10 minutes) c. Holiday Market Vendor Guidelines (15 minutes) 7. Old Business: a. Book Distribution Plan — (Pam, Patty & Rowan) (5 minutes) b. Grant Program Updates and/or Rees (10 minutes) c. Land Acknowledgement Update — Next Steps (5 minutes) 8. Committee Updates: a. Executive b. City Engagement & Policy i. Climate Action Board Request — Rowan (5 minutes) c. Community Engagement & Visibility i. Centering Edmonds Impacted Communities —Patty (10 minutes) d. Data Update e. Calendar Update 9. Commissioner's Corner (5 minutes) Adjourn — 8:OOPM Next meeting: Wednesday, September 4, 2024, at 6:OOPM Guiding Principles To ensure we meet our responsibilities as a Commission, we agree to: • start and end our meetings on time • demonstrate our respect for our fellow Commissioners, the City of Edmonds, and the citizens we represent by: being present, being prepared, actively listening, participating in meetings, completing our individual assignments, and holding ourselves accountable • "step up and step back" • establish goals and action plans that are results oriented • establish subcommittees as needed • engage in courageous, honest, and open dialogue when faced with difficult issues or questions • utilize the "Ouch Rule" (assume positive intent; resist the temptation to be offended) • embrace the education opportunities presented through the Commission meetings • strive to make decisions by consensus. In a case where consensus cannot be reached after a reasonable attempt has been made, the Chairperson may call for a majority vote. CITY OF EDMONDS EDMONDS DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION & ACCESSIBILITY COMMISSION June 5, 2024 Meeting conducted via Zoom and in -person at the Brackett Meeting Room COMMISSIONERS PRESENT Elaine Helm, Co -Chair Jessie Owen, Co -Chair Rebecca Perrault Umrah Thomas Rowan Soiset Dipti Chrastka Pam Iverson Patty Narvaez-Wheeler Councilmember Chris Eck, ex-officio via Zoom COMMISSIONERS ABSENT Kim Gunning GUESTS PRESENT Ardeth Weed STAFF PRESENT Megan Luttrell, Program Coordinator STAFF ABSENT Todd Tatum, Director 6:01 P.M. — Call to Order and Land Acknowledgement: "We acknowledge the original inhabitants of this place, the Sdohobsh (Snohomish) people and their successors the Tulalip Tribes, who since time immemorial have hunted, fished, gathered, and taken care of these lands. We respect their sovereignty, their right to self-determination, and we honor their sacred spiritual connection with the land and water." - City Council Land Acknowledgment 1. Roll Call and Absences: Rowan read the land acknowledgment. Kim absence is unexcused. 2. Approval of Agenda: Pam moved to approve the agenda; Rebecca seconded; approved by consensus. 3. Approval of May 1, 2024 Summary: Rebecca moved to approve the summary; Rowan seconded; approved by consensus. 4. Public Comment (3 minutes per speaker): Ardeth Weed — It was great to see the Mayor at the Saturday market. My Edmonds News is doing a great job reporting. 5. Youth Commission Update: Not in attendance. 6. Update from the City: Todd, Megan, Councilmember Eck: Councilmember Eck highlights the robust discussions about ADU's last night and the continued review of possible Regional Fire Authority contract and other possible options. The landmark project was also discussed last night. 7. New Business: a. Comp Plan Engagement Overview and Status Update — Navyusha: Navyusha shares a PPT presentation (Attachment A). There was a brief discussion that followed that focuses on the DEIA lens and how it's being folded into the comp Draft Meeting Summary DEIA Commission June 5, 2024 Page 1 plan update process. Rebecca points out that many DEIA priorities can positively impact the greater good. b. Community Champions Community Table: Rowan shares that there is a community engagement meeting at the Asian Services Center on Saturday, June 8tn The Community Champions group will continue beyond this year, to continue community work beyond the comp plan. c. Holiday Market Vendor Representation: There has been interest in diversifying the holiday representation at the Holiday Market. Rowan suggests having a DEIA Commission booth to educate the community about different holidays. Create an ad - hoc committee to do a deep dive; Rebecca is interested in working on this, Jessie has had interest as well. Patty adds that we need to always refer to how this is lifting underrepresented communities and other priorities the Commission sets. d. Grant Review & Recommendation: Pam shares they developed a framework for how to fund the project (Attachment B). The awardees are as follows: $250 for Pride of Edmonds; $500 College Place — multicultural night; $250 Sno-Isle Library Foundation. Pam moves, Rebecca seconds, approved by consensus. i. Dipti, Pam & Umrah will meet to discuss any changes to the grant program. They will bring a recommendation to the July meeting. 8. Old Business: a. Book Distribution Plan — (Pam, Patty & Rowan): This is here to remind the group that this is still out there. Ideally, there will be a plan in place by September when school starts. b. Land Acknowledgement Update Process: Rowan has interest in seeking indigenous people input in the Comp Plan process. There is a strong desire to make sure that clear steps are taken to update the Land Acknowledgement. Rowan will do some Comp Plan engagement and include this Land Acknowledgment. Umrah has connections with the DEI lead at the Seattle Art Museum who might be able to provide some guidance. 9. Committee Updates: a. Executive i. June DEIA Calendar 1. June 6t': Edmonds Civic Roundtable at 7pm — Jessie & Elaine 2. June 7t': Film Event — Elaine & Pam 3. June 22nd: Edmonds Pride Event @ Civic — 1:30pm — 3:30pm Pam & Dipti; 3:30pm-6:30pm Rebecca 4. 411 of July Parade: participation encouraged. b. City Engagement & Policy: Rowan held a civic engagement presentation at Edmonds College. It was a small group, but a lot of valuable information was shared. They were invited back to do this presentation again next year. Rowan would also like to bring this to the local high schools. Kim is planning to reach out to everyone to start relationship mapping. c. Community Engagement & Visibility: They met in April. Access social media; FB, Instagram, website, newsletter. Make decisions on what the bandwidth for these are. Draft Meeting Summary DEIA Commission June 5, 2024 Page 2 Increasing engagement at community events. A comment box for people... Grant review process Internal DEIA assessment. Knowledge sharing i. Pride Events on June 7tn & June 2211 Rebecca shares that she sent out a calendaring start for the Commission review. 10. Commissioner's Corner: Sofia Marie attended MAE's fundraiser for LNY last week, great networking. Congrats on graduating! Umrah, had some good reminders about meeting people where they're at. Rebecca explains how refreshing it is to sit in this room as the world is struggling politically and otherwise. Elaine echoes Rebecca's sentiment. Rowan shares that he met with Umrah the other day about how to make the conversation around DEIA more accessible. How can we get the Commission out of our space to get to know each other better. There is a suggestion volunteering with the Edmonds Food Bank as a team building activity. Adjourn — 8:15PM Next meeting: July 3, 2024, at 6:OOPM Draft Meeting Summary DEIA Commission June 5, 2024 Page 3 nS Voices Vision . Plan Attachment A Comprehensive Plan Outreach Overview DEIA Commission June 5th EDMo p5 ''_*-e•F • What is a Comprehensive Plan • Why Public Participation • What is Equitable Engagement • Role of community input • Recap of Comp Plan Engagement • City's Approach • Community Champions Initiative • Guiding Principles • Outreach Strategies/tools • How to involve ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 2 &1�p EDMO5 low 'M This is a policy document that outlines along -term vision and provides direction for future growth and M*4' development over the next twenty years. • How and where will our city grow, reflecting the needs of residents and businesses? • What kinds of housing and jobs? • How to invest in parks, transportation, public infrastructure, and social services? • How to meaningfully serve a diverse and growing community? • How to protect Edmonds' natural features? • How do we manage sustainable growth? City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Periodic update - once every 10 years Previous update done in 2015 City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 3 &1�p EDMO5 GROWTH MANAGEMENT ACT VISION 2050 & MULTICOUNTY PLANNIIES - •1t• Am Under the GMA, OFM projects 20- year population growth at the county level. Vision 2050 distributes the growth to counties through policies, and regional growth strategies. • Snohomish County distributes growth based on Commerce and regional guidance. • They prepare the Buildable Lands Report and CPPs (countywide planning policies) • Local jurisdictions plan for the county -adopted 2044 targets. Cities must comply with HB 1110, 1337 & 1220, along with state, regional and county legislature. Refer Appendix D' of the Snohomish County planning policies. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OFM — Office of Financial Management City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 4 ESE Comprehensive P n 0 The Comprehensive Plan will: • Establish vision, goals and policies. • Inform zoning and development regulations • Identify budget priorities and Capital projects SHORELINE POLICIES SUBAREA PLANS COMMUNITY & CULTURE URBAN DESIGN CLIMATE & SUSTAINABILITY UTILITIES CAPITAL FACILITIES TRANSPORTATION ECONOMY _ —LAND _USE _& HOUSING I 1IUTR(IM 1('THIKI FUTURE LAND USE MAP Vision & Framework Sustainability & Health Citizen Participation Amending the Plan & Implementation PSRC certifies countywide planning policies and local plans ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 5 INS I �.. Why Public Participatic Requirement Per RCW 36.70A.040, cities must establish a public participation program for the Comprehensive plan process Public Process Must Include: • Broad dissemination of information. • Opportunities for written comments. • Public meetings. • Opportunities for open discussion. • Communication channels. • Information services. • Consideration of and response to public comments. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 6 Sr! IrThy Public Participol, EDMOND More than a requirement • To understand specific needs, priorities, and shared community goals. • Develop trust between community interests, City planning staff, the City Council, and the Planning Commission through an open, transparent process. • Build support for the plan by bringing diverse viewpoints together. • Elevate voices of those at risk of displacement and potential unintended consequences of proposed strategies and jointly find solutions. • • Responsibility and accountability. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 7 ---------------- What is —' equitable community engagement? ices• Vision Pion V. In general, they include: •0 People above 60 years , living alone • - • • - • • - - - • • Households with incomes < $50,000 • • • • • • _ • , _ • • Families with children < 18 years of age Non -English Speakers • • • People who are Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC) • People who are not citizens • People who have disabilities • People who rent their homes • People without reliable computer and/or internet access • People who are LGBTQIA+ • People who rely on public transit EDMo p5 • City's Goal: :lIIlIIl[• To encourage new voices, enable more accurate representation, and uncover city practices that create a barrier for some to participate in public processes. To facilitate public participation opportunities that are accessible to all members of the Edmonds community. Am Equitable Engagement Framework City of Edmonds ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 9 EDMo p5 VY. Serve as an Engagement Outreach Specialist , assisting city to gather feedback and diverse perspectives of the community that help in the decision -making processes. • Community Champions represent a variety of historically underrepresented groups, including: • Racial minorities • Older residents • Non -motorized transportation users/advocates • Environmental organizations • Co -create inclusive engagement opportunities working with the City staff. • Facilitate working sessions with your network groups . 00M V - UL'14;� y else** Ohl MP In line with city's • Document feedback - ideas, comments and Equitable Engagement Framework. recommendations shared by the community. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 10 Engagement Milestones • Visioning SCHEDULE Outreach Scoping w Outreach � o o � U W Summer 2022 - Now Neighborhood Online Open Waterfront Waterfront DRAFT Centers House, Charette Concept Meetings Citywide Goals & Policies, Neighborhood Forum Citywide Meetings Meetings Fall Wi nter Spring Summer 2023 QP 2024 024 024 Meetings include in -person meetings, virtual open houses, focus groups, workshops, charetes, stakeholder meetings, Planning Board, and Council. DEIS Comment Period Public Hearing Plan Adoption all 024 City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 12 G��1�►=S D Eision , pion City's Engagement Appro(oa_ • Involve people of different ages, genders, socioeconomic backgrounds, ethnicities, and abilities. • Interpreters and translated materials in multiple languages. • Accessible meeting locations. • Ensure respectful and effective interactions. Collaboration • Open Communication and clear processes on how they can participate. i Partnerships with local organizations, businesses, and other community stakeholders. engagement • Form advisory committees, focus groups, and racial systems collaborative workshops. equity change ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 13 Ep5 DM� 40M PROM rrz 40 Reached out to populations we don't often hear from in the public process Strategy: • Inclusive branding • survey and marketing in multiple languages • Meet people where they are • Have a neighborhood presence • Test new outreach strategies • Willingness to make mistakes and learn. 9 M N D plan .Vision ' ' V ices E(A IONDS­"! D u� p ' T OD [Al Islo P ficacion Su Voz • Una Vis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 14 C L p5 EDMO a'i►ll Coffee Chats THEMED NEIGHBORHOOD CONVERSATIONS Weekly articles HELP PUT WEEKLY THEMES INTO CONTEXT Table at local events MEETING PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE • Yard signs RAISE AWARENESS M Multi-lingual branding PROCESS OF BUILDING TRUST Ah Panel discussion IN-DEPTH CONVERSATIONS ON KEY TOPICS FROM SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS Walk &Talks EXPLORE KEY TOPICS IN REAL WORLD SCENARIOS Online surveys ALLOW INDIVIDUAL EXPRESSION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 15 mina Outre Six -week visioning process talking about different elements of the comprehensive plan. Week 1: Identity Week 2: Quality of Life Week 3: Economic Growth Week 4: Environment Week 5: Culture Week 6: Livability and Land Use Over 8,500 comments were collected so _ ..,. „E r M,::Lc old o e nab hl ua1 w►n� '1d1ITE'' w / Public providing input on the draft vision statement illustration at PorchFest 2022 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 16 �1�p5 EDM� onina Outreach_ Aulaust 2a Summer 2023 Engagement @Civic Park Opening Focused on understanding the needs and priorities for the next 20 years. EIS Scoping August - September 2023 • Community Fair @ Woodway Highschool • Popsicles in the Park Wednesdays • Meet a planner Thursdays Focused on the environmental concerns. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 17 E[li1TTi�'TiTiTi ■DIC�il'Tim M BYETOT�iiliTa'i�ll Focused On: • Existing conditions o Employment & Economic Development, Land Use & Transportation, Housing Equity & Climate Resilience, Growth Targets. • Preliminary Observations. • Goals & opportunities for future development. TOTAL COMMENTS -Approx. 360 A, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 18 111­ V _,�„� Online Open House, March 11th -April 02, 20 1 EpMoNs City of Edmonds 2044 Comprehensive Plan Update SPRING 2024: THIS ONLINE OPEN HOUSE IS NOW CLOSED FOR PUBLIC INPUT. Welcome to the online open house for the City of Edmonds' Comprehensive Plan Update! Everyone's Edmonds is the 2024 update to the Comprehensive Plan, the Citys primary policy document that outlines a long-term vision and provides direction for future growth and development over the next 20 years. The Comprehensive Plan will address these important topics: ■ How and where will our city grow? ■ What kinds of housing and jobs will be available? ■ How can we invest in parks, transportation, public infrastructure, and services? ■ How can we meaningfully serve a diverse and growing community? ■ How do we protect Edmonds' natural features? The Comprehensive Plan will guide our decisions for how we become a thriving, inclusive city where people of all ages, cultures, and economic backgrounds love to live, work, play, and call home. __________________________________________________________________________ ' Edmonds is a charming and welcoming city offering outstanding quality of life for all with vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, safe streets, parks, and a thriving arts scene shaped in a way to promote healthy lifestyles, climate resiliency, and access to the natural beauty of our community.�� Our online open house and community survey are now closed for public input. You can still read more about the project background and timeline. For the most up-to-date project information, please visit the City of Edmonds website. M Community Comment Board Our Community Comment Board is now closed. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the Growth Alternatives and Neighborhood Hubs and Center. What weave heard We need more hip retail and restaurant spaces in mixed used buildings. Bar dojo is packed all the time but no one is excited to have an animal hospital taking up prime real estate. Parking lots are very full so studies need to be done when increasing density and adding better commercial spaces. Underground parking for multifamily is a must' Also consider round about traffic as well as pedestrian safety with added traffic and impacts to nearby neighborhoods as residents find short cuts to avoid round about. I'm an interior designer that worked at an architecture firm doing lots of multifamily and commercial mixed use for years and now have my own business in Edmonds but I'd love to help In the design (in any and all Edmonds Hubs) in anyway'. www,rbbydesign.com I agree with the neighborhood center/hub approach, but I'm concerned that up -zoning the Westgate neighborhood centerto encourage multi -family housingwill result in the loss of both grocery stores (QFC and PCq. These two stores are part of what makes Westgate such an attractive destination for nearby residents: especially people who may want to walk or bicycle for shopping. Has that been nsidered? Is there a way to make sure that redevelopment includes grocery stores? Creating more affordable housing rightly should be high priority. It has become very difficult for young people to afford to rent in Edmonds, let alone purchase their first home. This Is not right or sustainable. I would like to see more commercial areas in Edmonds in order to encourage good -paying non -retail jobs. Although Edmonds is primarily a bedroom community, we must continue to to supportjob creation, This reduces the need to commute and diversifies the citys tax base, which is especially vulnerable to a retail downturn. I was on the initial meeting to revamp Five Corners. My submission of the roundabout design is what the completed project looks like. I think that the City of Edmonds is not looking at Five Comers for future expanisoa with any vision of what is needed. I would suggest that the church at Five Corners would become a YMCA and be the centerpiece of Five Comers. This then would attrack retires and young professionals that want the condesed housing so that all services are right out there front door. Edmonds residents with children would also be attracted to the area as the YMCA would have swimming, chilcare, gym facilites, church space. I believe Rick Steven was intrested in putting a Boys & Girls Club in Lynnwood at the church on 196th? Maybe there can be corporate sponsors to bring the YMCA to Five Corners and make it the destination place for Edmonds, Think big! Multi -use neighborhood with anmenties for all citzens of Edmonds! tnia e•mmem.aateste: t•rnauve0.au•rnaw. a 1) Can we meet most of the requirements of HB 1220 by allowing 2 ADU's on every lot (that doesnY have restrictive covenants)? I read the Land Capacity Analysis Methodology memo from a consultant. I'm not sure I believe the Dept of Commerce's chart that says an ADU in Edmonds will satisfy the'moderate income' demand. There is an existing ADU on my street that a low income person lives in. How do we refute this planning assumption from Commerce that says we HAVE to build low and mid rise apartments for the 0-80% income residents? 2) other cities have to plan for PSH housing units - permanent supportive housing in their Comp Plan Update. Why isnt this category in the draft plan we have received? Alt'ernat ee0.Alte11=B.Westgate. Five Corners. Medical oi.,. Fapannon, a Fird.l. w.Nenh Fi N•nh It—, P-11 , rant xawew, o•wnrew Please mitigate the impact on roads and sewers. Please include off street parking. iAt the town meeting on Sat., Mar. 23. 1 was hoping to air my concerns about comments related to the boxes checked above, The sheer numbers of attendees, event with the Alternative 0. aI[ernauw g breakup groups, made any airing of opinions impractical, if not impossible. I would very much like to know Ir. to g City of Edmonds .... 5 2044 Comprehensive Plan Update ONLINE OPEN HOUSE: MARCH 11-APRIL 1, 2024 Do you agree with the "Neighborhood Centers and Hubs' approach to the Growth Alternatives? ❑ Yes ❑ No ❑ Not sure yet Our Vision Statement "Edmonds is a charming and welcoming city offering outstanding quality of rife for all with vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, safe streets, parks, and a thriving arts e shaped in a way to promote healthy lifestyles, climate resiliency, and access to the natural beauty of our community' For each of the following, plea—ridic,ate how closely our overall approach and proposed Growth Alternatives n„•< r. tr t,•rri "IM, vi" ,r, .r,,tement? Vibrant and diverse rilighborhopds: Equ table dishibm,on M housing and inl,o variety of housing types for dift­rtnl affortlaMlirylevels. Safe streets: Design xid manage roadways to prioritize the safely of all includingp destruns. cyclists. and molwists. support'—f.,ing artrs e—k. Am, �� oppo(tuni siv fo, live -work k, Arts Di t and Downtown. Promote Ile ddi Ilf"Ityles: EmPh.iue ued-use devel—nl within neigh,orhoods where reudents ran live. work, and play within walking and cycling di:once. Do you think Altemauve A balances growth in Do You agree with the approach in All erna[i n equitable way that is compatible wim the A W put more density in Neighborhood Cen neighboraods while oleo benefiting the local while keeping changes minimal In Neighbod commuraN? Hues? ❑ Yes ❑ NO ❑Not sure yet Yes ❑ No ❑ Notsumyet Considering the focused growth approach in I Considering the focused growth approach in Alternative A, do You agree with the proposed Aftemative Ado You agree with me propose umber of allowable floors in the Neighborhood number of allowable floors in the Neighberh Hubs' Centers.. ❑Yes ❑ No ❑ Not sure yet I ❑Yes ❑ No ❑ Notsureyel City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 19 _,�.. Citywide Forum, March 2024 Focused On: • Growth Alternatives • Neighborhood Centers and Hubs Approach • Environmental Impact Statement Received suggestions from the community for the new centers and hubs which were incorporated into the growth alternatives. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 20 ant Des-Ic An interactive community session to facilitate discussions about the waterfront area's future vision. This included a design exercise during which the public shared their ideas on three major elements of the Waterfront Neighborhood. 1.Future Forward Urban Design 2.Marsh and Ecological Functionality of the Waterfront 3.Waterfront Access/Integration i a retie .m - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 21 C L p5 WAO bi�Yl1 Focused on draft goals and key policy initiatives related to six key elements of the Comprehensive Plan • Land Use • Housing • Transportation • Economy • Urban Design • Environment Comments/ feedback are accepted through June 7th. I �Mj-- WW7- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 22 EDMO p5 7j ant Des-Ic Afollow-up to the Waterfront Vision Design Charette which took place on March 25th The conceptual vision was shared with the community. • Focused on making the waterfront more walkable and encouraging multi -modal connections? • How to activate the corridor with family -friendly/ diverse activities? • How can we address climate impacts? • How can Marsh be integrated with the surrounding open spaces I)MIA -sv=­ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 23 rnC Lp5oN Community Table, June 2024 COMMUNITY TABLE an**Af, ItfilC11 ME: il;1 Z11111 ❑ . o fftf$ t9f9ZAI M LA4� T�,.t$i8Rf1S' o itk9 �# l Awl . e.....edmo�ecaetlmontl:woeo• itl=l etlmorMswegovleveryone.etl,nontla COMMUNITY TABLE iQUEREMOS ESCUCHAR DE TII Onase a Community Champions en una discusi6n sobre el crecimiento futuro en Edmonds, enfocAndose en • Afojamiento 'ii; O • Economfa ❑ • Transporte ESCANEAR el • Ambiente C6digo QR para Su opmi6n inlormerdbac[uelkeciEn confirmar del Pleas Integral 8618tanCla Juntos construysmos un futuro mas inclusivo para TODOS Ema xeryone.edmond.�.anonaeweax Viei[ edmwMawegav/everyonxetlrrimtla COMMUNITY TABLE TzI o'_1I°I 2I-"1z M21�f u11 v4nLIE1'gII10,12l MI Edmonds°I 11I21 WOII `F ❑ ❑ 2r' EA oio� _ 00 QR—,Ciii of J�tjj _YLHA,18. 90 XI@ yfg01-9 °del$ hVgzL srr■ wf~ ciR P-$MI> 1112fit V)n Ift 0i UAJEJ p17W: rverronxeemone.�oneewego. 83s1u-. eamo�row.ax/e.eryoeexamo�a. COMMUNITY TABLE WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Join Community Champions in a discussion about the ❑ ; ❑ future growth in Edmonds,}y i focusing on p� • Housing • Economy ❑ '- • Transportation SCAN the • Environment QR Code to RSVP Your input will inform toe CompreM1enisve Han update. Together let's build a more inclusive future for ALL En W L everyarsetlmaMe�edmwM.we gav Visit eM1nwWeweaov/everyawxtlmoM How to Involve / Where to find us ? _,�.. Who should involve Everyone who live/ work/ connected to Edmonds O-V 1 E-10 18g0 6-1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 26 EpM�NProject --plan Voices , Vision * Visit: everyonesedmonds/edmondswa.gov City of Edmonds, WA /Government /Departments /Planning and Development /Planning Division /Everyones' Edmonds EVERYONES' EDMONDS WHAT'S NEW? Click here to view the Comprehensive Plan Goals & Policies meeting materials. Comments are accepted through Friday, June 7th. Read More... -------------------------------------------------------------------- WELCOME TO EDMONDS 2044 rj CITY OF EDMONDS n Ep%M Pon 2024 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE I Voices on COMMUNITY OUTREACH Comprehensive Plan Goals & Policies Citywide Meetings Click on each of the tabs below to view the specific element related meeting materials. These were the rneetings that happened on May 28lh and May 30th at the Woodway High School. Cornments/ feedback accepted through June 7th. 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Lists Segments 0 Tags Contacts Insights Subscribed Q New subscribers (30 days) Most engaged 11325 615 T 687 Mailing list City of Edmonds - Community and Government 4W May 3 0 :: CITY ANNOUNCES NEXT SERIES OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN PUBLIC MEETINGS:: The City of Edmonds Planning and Development Department has scheduled the next series of public meetings as part of the 2024 Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update.... See more r i� EDMONDSWAGOV Everyones' Edmonds the comprehensive plan (the "plan") is a document that guides city of edmonds decisions on a wide range of topics and services over a 2... 5 AN 10* '-') Like Q Comment CJ Share Social Media Cie ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- City of Edmonds Comprehensive Plan Update 1 28 April 13 'Pens Down' for Growth Alternatives April 13 -20 Transportation final alternatives April 22 Env. Analysis Transportation Outreach April Aug 22 DEIS Issued Draft Plan Issued by the city Waterfront Neighborhood Vision Meetings SEPA DEIS Comment Period Citywide Online forums Open House Waterfront Vision Transportation I Sept 6 Workshop Outreach DEIS Public Hearing June Aug - • Oct April 09 June 12 Growth Alternatives May 08 Env. analysis preliminary findings Policy discussion, April 26 Waterfront Vision May 30 ADB Urban Design Element ADB Urban Design Element EIS Workflow --------------- ----- i City to review Internal review of DEIS by Herrera July 24 All Comp Plan elements Utility Analysis Transportation impacts Tronsportotion Plon 116rkflow Travel Demand Modeling Transportation Transportation Finance program, projects/programs impact fee schedule Sep 241 DEIS Waterfront Vision Oct 231 Preferred plan, FEIS ❑ Community Engagement Planning Board Meetings City Council Meetings [:]Elements Review & Update ADB Meeting • Transportation EIS Oct 29 Preliminary FEIS Finalize preferred plan Dec 20 Final Plan, FEIS Issued Dec City's Comprehensive Plan adopted after the Final EIS is issued. Questions/Discussion Email us @ everyonesedmonds@edmondswa.gov For more updates, visit edmondswa.gov/everyonesedmonds ATTACHMENT B RECOMMENDATIONS FOR APPROVING GRANTS AWARDED BY CITY OF EDMONDST DIVERSITY, EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND ACCESSIBILITY COMMISSION June 2024 Grant Review Team: Dipti Chrastka, Pam Iverson, Umrah Thomas. Framework (criteria we used in our review): • Is this a new applicant —have they been funded before? • Are they open to partial grant funding —so we can spread the funding further. How much will Commission funds impact their ability to provide the service? • Preference toward agencies that are historically underfunded, limited resources to funding. Based on these criteria, we make the following recommendations: ➢ Pride of Edmonds (picnic): $250, their total request. ➢ College Place Elementary PTSA (Multicultural Night): $500, half of their costs. ➢ Sno-Isle Library Foundation (OutLoud Story telling: $250, half of their costs.