Planning Commission
14:27 So we did just uh replace the parking minimums interim ordinance with permanent parking regulations. So those go into effect in just a few days here.Play from 14:27
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1:46:15 So, well, I guess that kind of drives that decision, then, is for development that doesn't want to qualify for affordable housing credits, then you're stuck with the old parking requirements.Play from 1:46:15
Planning Board - Regular Meeting
1:09:27 …your parking requirements would be calculated on the residential units only, but you would not be required to provide any parking for the businesses that are on that ground floor.Play from 1:09:27
Planning Commission Meeting 0.05.2026
1:28:55 Okay, this is the change that increases parking requirements. That makes more sense to me. When it said that the parking requirement, let me know exactly what was so agreement.Play from 1:28:55
University Place City Council 8/3/2026
2:27:47 Secure them in the parking garage so council can decorate them Friday or Saturday morning. And then that way, if we have any rain, they're also dry for you and ready to go.Play from 2:27:47
City Council Regular Meeting - 28 Jul 2026
1:49:57 And then we are proposing um changing the minimum parking requirements slightly and I I'll get into uh some more details of that on a a following slide.Play from 1:49:57
Bothell Planning Commission Meeting - July 15, 2026
1:03:51 Next list of uses would apply long-term bike parking requirements to non-residential uses based on the pro based on the proportion requirements to non-residential uses…Play from 1:03:51
Planning Commission
1:05:29 Um I have one other clarifying question. Um parking and design review are key parts of what we're on the bullet points. Um the parking is hardcoded as saying there will not be parking requirements for these.Play from 1:05:29
Planning Commission
48:26 Yeah, we've had um bicycle parking requirements for short-term and long-term bicycle parking and those have been um applicable to all urban villages, but with the interim parking ordinance that then became applicable citywide.Play from 48:26
Planning Commission
1:42:54 I mean the development side of me says yeah, you know, let's you know, go for six and and open that up, but I just just having physically seen it and knowing that we're still a very car-centric community and there's no parking requirements.Play from 1:42:54
Committee of the Whole
27:50 And then funding the design phases and permitting phases of a parking garage that is going to be so desperately needed as a bond construction commences on campus.Play from 27:50
City Council Study Session on 2025-02-24 at 6:00 PM
59:10 Things like the number of residential units, how the village is laid out, where a grocery might be, parking requirements, things like that, will all be looked at in depth if an amendment to the bridge's master plan is brought forward.Play from 59:10
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