DRAFT ZONING CHANGES NE 66TH ST LR1 | LR2 AVE NE5TH WEEDINNC3-65 (1.3) NC2P-65NE 66TH ST SF 5000 LR3 | LR2 RC U DistrictLR3 RC | PL NE / Ravenna | LR2 LR3 | to implement Mandatory (4.0) | LR1 (M) LR2 | LR3 | (M) | NC3-75 (M2) NC2P-75 (M1) | RSL (M) LR3 (M) | LR2 LR3 (M) LR3 RC (M) LR2 (M) PL PL NE LR3 24TH RC (M) 30TH 21ST OSWEGO Housing NE AVE Affordability (MHA) AVE NE AVE NC3P-85 (5.75) NC2-40 | NC2-40 | NE AVE 20TH (M) NC1-30 | LR2 | LR2 (M) NE AVE 31ST Urban Center NE AVE NC2P-40 | | NC3P-95 (M) NC1P-40 (0.75) NC2-55 (M) NC2-55 (M) NC3-65 NE 65TH ST NC1-40 HALA.Consider.itNC2P-55 (M) InteractiveLR2 | web map seattle.gov/HALA October 19, 2016 | NC1P-55 (M2) LR2 (M) U District / Ravenna (2.0) | NEAVE 16TH (M) SF 5000 | NC3-75 (M1) AVE NE14TH NE 64TH ST 18TH 23RD AVE NE 23RDAVE proposed zoning MHA requirements SF 5000zone | categoriesRSL (M) NEAVE urban villages white labels identify changes:SF 5000 | vary based onNC3P-65 scale of| zoning change follow the links below to see examples of how buildings could look under MHA areas designated for growth in our Comprehensive Plan High Risk of Displacement / Low Access to Opportunity LR1 (M1) NE 63RD ST 19TH AVE NE19TH (residential proposal shown) AVE NE17TH NE 63RD ST LR1 (M1)8THAVENE NC3P-75 (M) Residential Small Lot (RSL) Midrise (MR) Neighborhood Commercial (NC) Existing Open space existing zone | draft MHA zone cottages, townhouses, duplexes/triplexes NE NAOMIapartments PL with 7-8 stories mixed-use buildings with 4-9 stories NC2-40 (1.3) boundary RAVENNA AVE NEAVE RAVENNA 6% of homes must be affordable or similar in scale to single family zones NE22NDAVE (M)LR1 | a payment of $13.25 per sq. ft I5 EXPRESS | NC2-55 (M1) SF 5000 LR1NEAVE 9TH Public school Solid areas have a NE21STAVE NE 62NDå ST 12TH AVENE Highrise (HR) Commercial (C) Proposed Zoning changes from Draft 1 map Please visit our web map to see more zoning detail including the Final Proposal. NE 62ND ST NE 62ND ST typical increase in zoning| RSL (M)NE RAVENNA(M) 9% of BLVDhomes must be affordable or Lowrise (LR) apartments with heights auto-oriented commercial buildings boundary 5THAVENE 6TH AVE NEAVE6TH (usually one story) townhouses, rowhouses, or apartments of 240-300 ft. NE31STAVE 32ND AVE NE32NDAVE (M1) a payment of $20.00 per sq. ft NE AVE BROOKLYN NE 62ND ST Á! Light rail max height 30 ft. HILLMAN NE PL NC2-40 | Lowrise 1 (LR1) Hatched areas have a Seattle 2035 29THAVE 10% of homes must be affordable Lowrise 2 (LR2) max height 40 ft. Seattle Mixed (SM) Industrial Commercial (IC) larger increase in zoning NC2-55 (M) buildings with a mix of Bus stop or a payment of $22.25 per sq. ft MHA applies only toNE commercial 61ST ST uses 10-minute walkshedAVE NE28TH or a change in zone type. (M2) SF 5000 | Lowrise 3 (LR3) max height 50 ft. offices, retail, and homes NE 61ST ST RSL (M) NE 61ST ST AVE NE30TH 2 NE 60TH ST NE a 4THAVE NE Recognizing the high access to opportunity and The draft map included exclusively (M) changes I5 SB RAVENNA OFF RP NE 60TH ST NE outside the U District rezone area. Changes BV low risk of displacement in this community, we NE 59TH ST NE 59TH ST LR3 | LR3 (M) AVE NE20TH propose more (M1) and (M2) zone changes where in the final map include applying NC zoning in NE 58TH ST COWEN PL NE NE 58TH ST NE 58TH ST they align with principles. some current C zones along 25th at the (M1) NE 58TH ST 17TH AVE NEAVE 17TH 26TH AVE AVE NE26TH NE RAVENNA BLVD 18TH 27TH AVE AVE NE27TH 8TH AVE NEAVE 8TH AVE NE AVE level to encourage housing development with NE 57TH ST NE PARK RD NE 57TH ST NE 57TH ST higher affordability requirements in an area 30TH AVE 30THNE NE 56TH ST RAVENNA close to transit and the university.This also AVE NE 50TH ST OFF RP LR2 | NE 55TH PL 31STNEAVE includes applying NC zoning to a parcel included NE 50TH ST ON RP LR2 (M) NE 55TH ST NC2P-40 | LR1 | LR1 (M) LR3 | NC2P-55 (M) in the MIO to facilitate potential redevelopment LR3 RC | NE 55TH ST LR3 (M) NE 54TH ST LR3 RC (M) NE 54TH ST NE 54TH ST with affordable housing contributions. NE 54TH ST LR2 | LR2 (M) NE 53RD ST 17TH AVE NE NE 53RD ST LR2 | 25THNE AVE LR2 (M) NE 53RD ST 7THAVENE 30TH AVE NE30TH NE 52ND ST 16THAVE NE NC2P-30 | NE 52ND ST LR1 | LR1 | (M) NC2P-40 (M) 8TH AVE NEAVE8TH LR1 (M) NE 52ND ST 24TH LR3 | AVE NE AVE NE BLAKELEY ST BROOKLYNAVE NE LR2 | LR2 (M) C1-40 | LR3 (M) What we heard from the community* 20TH AVENE NE 51ST ST C1-40 | C1-55 (M) 21STAVENE 22ND AVE NE ROOSEVELTWAYNE NC2-55 RAVENNAAVE NE (M) NE 50TH ST NC2-40 | NE 50TH ST 9TH AVE NE AVE 9TH NC2-55 (M) Local opportunities and challenges 19THAVE NE NC2-65 | NE 50TH ST 18THAVE NE *Note that input shown here does not convey consensus NC2-75 (M) LR3 | • Housing options near future light rail 15TH AVENE 11TH AVENE LR3 | C1-40 | 32ND NE 48TH ST NE AVE NC2-75 30TH among community members. The purpose of this section a NEAVE LR3 (M) NC2-75 LR1 | LR1 (M) (M1) NC2-65 | NE BLAKELEY ST • Extent of zoning changes in northern U District, 12THAVE NE (M1) NC2-75 (M) is to share the diversity of opinions expressed. NE 47TH ST outside the area rezoned through the U District 33RD NE 47TH ST UNION BAY PL NE NE 47TH ST C1-65 | AVE NE C2-40 | LR1 RC C1-75 (M) planning process C2-55 | LR1 C2-65 | 22ND MIO-50-C1-40 (M) RC (M) NC2-40 | NEAVE C2-75 (M) 8TH AVE NEAVE8TH • Safety for people walking and biking near U NC2-55 (M) | NC2-75 Citywide themes most discussed NC3P-40 | (M1) NE 46TH ST NC3P-55 (M) Village C1-40 NC2P-40 | • Housing near transit and infrastructure NC3-40 5THAVENE | NE 45TH ST | NC2-75 NC2P-55 (M) • Preservation of historic quality of The Ave NC3-55 (M1) • Displacement (M) ST RP NE 45TH • Pedestrian safety • Affordability PEND OREILLE UNIVERSITY WAYNE RD NE 7THAVE NE • Urban design quality • Several property owners in multifamily zones NE 43RD ST WALLA WALLA RD NE NE 43RD ST • Historic resources north of the U District rezone area desire larger zoning changes than (M) capacity increases. 8TH AVE NEAVE 8TH NE 42ND ST • Comments reference proximity to future light rail. 9TH AVE NEAVE 9TH • Some cite proximity to I-5 and its noise and traffic NE 42ND ST as good reasons for more density rather than NE 41ST ST preserving low-density development, much of 5TH AVENE5TH which is old and not high quality. EASTLAKE NE CAMPUS PKWY LR3 | NE 40TH ST • Some also describe an inappropriate transition LR3AVENE (M) 6TH NE 40TH ST 7TH between 240- and 320-foot towers allowed just PL PL NE 8TH IC-45 NEAVE PASADENA AVE NEAVE | IC-55 one or two blocks from land that would remain BURKE GILMAN TRL 5TH (M) AVE AVE NE LR1. • Some comments opposing any further rezoning MONTLAKE BLVD NE NE BOAT ST CUTOFF RD beyond the U District rezone, primarily citing WAY NE WAY NE PACIFIC ST UNIVERSITY congestion, air quality, noise, construction AVE NE 15TH NE BOAT ST BROOKLYN UNIVERSITY BR AVE NE impacts. NC2P-40 | • Some comments focused on the Ravenna PORTAGE BAY PL E NC2P-55 (M) WAY NE C1-40 | UNIVERSITY C1-55 area surrounding U Village. Themes included (M) FAIRVIEW AVE E NE PACIFIC PL pedestrian safety challenges along 25th, support EASTLAKEAVE E MONTLAKE CUT CONNCTR TRL NC3P-40 | LR1 | for development that could activate that street, NC3P-55 (M) LR1 (M) NC3-40 | and concern about changes to the physical NC3-55 (M) FRANKLIN AVE E FUHRMAN AVE E BROADWAY E character of the Ravenna business district on LR3 | LR3 (M) 65th. AVE E AVE HARVARD E GWINN PL • Following adoption of the U District rezone, a AVE E broader conversation began about commercial FRANKLIN ST ON RP LR2 | HAMLIN LR2 E SHELBY ST affordability on The Ave, which was excluded (M) 0 800 1,600 3,200 eet from that rezone. LR3 | LR3 (M) E HAMLIN ST Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) Community Input Summary 61 BOYLSTONEAVE BROADWAY E BROADWAY AVE EAVE W 10TH 11TH AVE E AVE AVE E AVE BOYER SR520 ON RP B I5 NB E EDGAR ST E EDGAR ST E BROADWAY Implementing Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) Citywide Requiring development to contribute to affordable housing as Seattle grows Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) ensures that new commercial and multifamily residential development contributes to affordable housing. MHA will provide at least 6,000 new rent- restricted, income-restricted homes for low-income people. Affordable housing requirements take effect when the Seattle City Council adopts new zoning that adds development capacity. By enacting affordable housing requirements and increasing development capacity at the same time, MHA is consistent with a state-approved approach used in other Washington cities. After putting MHA in place in six Seattle neighborhoods in 2017, the City is proposing to implement MHA citywide. Our proposal targets more housing choices close to community assets, such as frequent transit, parks, and jobs.