Great Neighborhoods Eastgate
Welcome to Bellevue's Great Neighborhoods Program
The Great Neighborhoods program is the City of Bellevue’s process for developing community-driven, neighborhood plans that strengthen an area’s identity and guide future improvements.
Refine Phase Begins!
Draft policies for the Eastgate neighborhood area plan are available for review. These policies guide how the city invests in programs, facilities, and partnerships to achieve the community’s vision for growth over the next 10-20 years.
Eastgate Draft Policies (May 2026 Public Review Draft)
An online survey was available in May for community members to provide feedback on the draft policies. We heard from over 140 participants on whether draft policies supported the vision and goals for Eastgate. We will publish an engagement report summarizing these results in mid June.
Click the links below to view and download draft policy and urban design boards from our May 7 Open House:
- Draft Neighborhood Identity Policies
- Draft Mixed Use and Neighborhood Center Policies
- Draft Community Gathering Spaces Policies
- Draft Mobility and Access Policies
- Draft Environment Policies
- Draft Urban Design Concepts
Define Phase Concludes
Over the past two months, community members have shared their thoughts on the draft neighborhood vision, policy ideas and urban design opportunities that are foundational to the draft plan. The planning team is summarizing the input into an engagement report anticipated to be shared later in the spring.
Click the links below to see what others have contributed to the conversation.
Read the Eastgate Discover Phase Engagement Report to learn more about past community engagement activities, who the City engaged with during this phase, and the City’s efforts to equitably engage the community.
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Draft Policy Open House Boards (May 7, 2026)
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Open House Boards
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Eastgate Neighborhod Identity.pdf (146 KB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Mixed Use and Neighborhood Centers.pdf (137 KB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Community Gathering Spaces.pdf (131 KB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Mobility and Access.pdf (124 KB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Environment.pdf (134 KB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Urban Design Concepts.pdf (12.8 MB) (pdf)
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Kickoff Boards (September 4, 2025)
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Kickoff Boards
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Environment in Eastgate.pdf (17.2 MB) (pdf)
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Mixed Use Neighborhood Centers in Eastgate.pdf (8.77 MB) (pdf)
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Community Gathering Spaces in Eastgate.pdf (7.12 MB) (pdf)
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Community Health and Safety in Eastgate.pdf (4.65 MB) (pdf)
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Mobility and Access in Eastgate.pdf (5.02 MB) (pdf)
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Neighborhood Identity in Eastgate.pdf (495 KB) (pdf)
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Urban Design Worksheets (February 28, 2026)
Project Brochures
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Project Brochures
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Eastgate Project Brochure (English) (1.89 MB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Project Brochure (Traditional Chinese) (1.93 MB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Project Brochure (Spanish) (2.59 MB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Project Brochure (Korean) (2.83 MB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Project Brochure (Simplified Chinese) (1.92 MB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Project Brochure (Russian) (3.52 MB) (pdf)
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Eastgate Project Brochure (Japanese) (3.54 MB) (pdf)
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Who's Listening
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Phone 425-452-7674 Email jpanganiba@bellevuewa.gov -
Phone 425-452-6930 Email bbrod@bellevuewa.gov
Neighborhood Look Up
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Use our Neighborhood Look Up tool to find out.
ADA Statement
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