Redmond City Council Adopts Redmond 2050

Redmond, WALocal News

The Redmond City Council has adopted the Redmond 2050 Comprehensive Plan, marking a pivotal moment in the city's future development. This comprehensive plan, built on extensive community feedback, emphasizes sustainability, equity, and inclusiveness for all residents. Mayor Angela Birney praised the collaborative efforts that shaped this transformative vision, which aims to reduce car dependency by improving neighborhood connections and enhancing non-motorized mobility options. The plan also addresses the need for more housing options and affordability, particularly in residential neighborhoods. Additionally, it focuses on protecting the natural environment and planning for climate change impacts.

City Council President Vanessa Kritzer highlighted the depth of resident engagement in creating this roadmap for a vibrant community. The City is now preparing for the implementation of the plan and its associated policies. For more information, residents can visit the city's dedicated webpage on the Redmond 2050 initiative.

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