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In this section you can find information about proposed changes to the Economic Development and Urban Design & the Arts chapters.
Bellevue has long been known as a hub for entrepreneurship and innovation; this has helped Bellevue thrive and become a global leader in many sectors. As the city has grown, so has its potential as a hub for arts, culture and unique public spaces. Coming investments in the Grand Connection, the Eastrail multi-use trail, and the BelRed arts district promise to bring more excitement and interest.
Throughout the planning process community members have expressed strong interest in seeing more vibrant Neighborhood Centers that support small, local business, third places, and social connection.
Updates to the Comprehensive Plan could all support these goals by:
Increased support for activation in the BelRed Arts District.
Encouraging more walkable, compact Neighborhood Centers that allow for a mix of uses.
Support for more geographically focused urban design policies.
Draft Policy Moves Ready for Review
You're invited to provide feedback on draft policy moves for the Economic Development and Utilities elements via the questionnaires below.
In this section you can find information about proposed changes to the Economic Development and Urban Design & the Arts chapters.
Bellevue has long been known as a hub for entrepreneurship and innovation; this has helped Bellevue thrive and become a global leader in many sectors. As the city has grown, so has its potential as a hub for arts, culture and unique public spaces. Coming investments in the Grand Connection, the Eastrail multi-use trail, and the BelRed arts district promise to bring more excitement and interest.
Throughout the planning process community members have expressed strong interest in seeing more vibrant Neighborhood Centers that support small, local business, third places, and social connection.
Updates to the Comprehensive Plan could all support these goals by:
Increased support for activation in the BelRed Arts District.
Encouraging more walkable, compact Neighborhood Centers that allow for a mix of uses.
Support for more geographically focused urban design policies.
Draft Policy Moves Ready for Review
You're invited to provide feedback on draft policy moves for the Economic Development and Utilities elements via the questionnaires below.
Feel free to share your thoughts about the future of economic development, urban design, or the arts. Your feedback will be shared with the Planning Commission and used by the planning team to inform updates to policies in these areas.
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