Great Neighborhoods Factoria
Welcome to Bellevue's Great Neighborhoods Program
Bellevue is known for its diverse, vibrant, and welcoming neighborhoods. The high quality of life that residents enjoy is no accident - it’s the result of thoughtful and collaborative planning with the people who live, work, and play here.
The Great Neighborhoods program is the process for developing neighborhood area plans that reflect the community’s values and vision for the future. Neighborhood area plans inform future growth and change by providing guidance about the kinds of improvements people want to see.
Neighborhood area plans are part of the city’s overall Comprehensive Plan. They are important tools for addressing the changing needs and conditions at the local level. This project will focus on developing policies and direction around:
Neighborhood Identity: Identify and strengthen a neighborhood’s unique elements.
Mixed Use & Neighborhood Centers: Strengthen centers that provide for goods, services, cultural amenities, and housing for the community.
Community Gathering Spaces: Strengthen indoor and outdoor spaces to foster a sense of belonging and support events and social interactions.
Mobility and Access: Improve access to mobility options and local connections inside and outside the neighborhood.
Environment: Improve qualities of features such as trees, streams, wetlands, nature trails, and other open spaces, to support human health and local wildlife.
NOW OPEN! Factoria Neighborhood Plan Questionnaire
You can help shape the Factoria neighborhood plan by participating in an online questionnaire. Your feedback will be used to inform the future vision and direction for the neighborhood.
tinyurl.com/GN-Survey-Factoria
The questionnaire will close on Friday, October 3.
This is our online engagement hub. Here you can find opportunities to share ideas, download key documents, and follow progress. Right now we invite community members to share thoughts about what makes Factoria unique. Check out our Neighborhood Identity Tool below to share your thoughts!
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September 4 Kickoff - Factoria Boards
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Neighborhood Identity in Factoria (494 KB) (pdf)
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Mixed Use and Neighborhood Centers in Factoria (7.36 MB) (pdf)
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Community Gathering Spaces in Factoria (6.4 MB) (pdf)
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Mobility and Access in Factoria (4.19 MB) (pdf)
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Environment in Factoria (13.5 MB) (pdf)
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Community Health and Safety in Factoria (4.13 MB) (pdf)
Documents & Resources
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Factoria Project Brochure (English) (1.76 MB) (pdf)
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Factoria Project Brochure (Simplified Chinese) (3.03 MB) (pdf)
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Factoria Project Brochure (Traditional Chinese) (3.04 MB) (pdf)
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Factoria Project Brochure (Spanish) (2.15 MB) (pdf)
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Factoria Project Brochure (Russian) (2.17 MB) (pdf)
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Factoria Project Brochure (Korean) (3.09 MB) (pdf)
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Factoria Project Brochure (Japanese) (3.05 MB) (pdf)
Who's Listening
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Senior Planner
Phone 415-229-6667 Email zluckin@bellevuewa.gov -
Phone 425-452-6930 Email bbrod@bellevuewa.gov
Neighborhood Look Up
Are you unsure about which neighborhood area you live in?
Use our Neighborhood Look Up tool to find out.
ADA Statement
For alternate formats, interpreters, or reasonable modification requests please phone at least 48 hours in advance 425-452-6930 or email bbrod@bellevuewa.gov. For complaints regarding modifications, contact the City of Bellevue ADA, Title VI, and Equal Opportunity Officer at ADATitleVI@bellevuewa.gov.
If you have any questions regarding the ADA statement above or need help, please reach out to the City of Bellevue ADA/Title VI Administrator at 425-452-6168 (voice) or email ADATitleVI@bellevuewa.gov. If you are deaf or hard of hearing dial 711.
Title VI Statement
The City of Bellevue assures that no person shall on the grounds of race, color, or national origin (including limited English proficiency), as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related statutes, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise discriminated against under any City of Bellevue program or activity. Any person who believes their Title VI protection has been violated may file a complaint with the City of Bellevue’s Human Resources Director. For additional information regarding Title VI complaint procedures and/or information regarding our non-discrimination obligations, please contact the City of Bellevue’s ADA, Title VI and Equal Opportunity Officer at ADATitleVI@bellevuewa.gov.
For more project information, please contact Service First at 425-452-6800