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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCommittee of the Whole - 13 Jul 2026 - Agenda (2) . CITY OF RENTON � ,� AGENDA — Committee of the Whole ' 6:00 PM - Monday, July 13, 2026 Council Chambers, 7th Floor, City Hall— 1055 S. Grady Way/Videoconference 1. LONG RANGE PLANNING UPDATE G�� Y �,�` . . . + ♦ on an e annin rie in �FNTo� Committee of the Whole - July 13, 2026 Angie Mathias, Long Range Planning Manager � � . � � -: � � � u r e a m �, �p � � � � � � � Maya Simon Angie Mathias Associate Planner Long Range Planning Manager August 2025 September 2008 � � - � ... , . f � �. �: + � � _ __ � �� . ~ ' � • ~ ♦ :�#� /°� � � '� IP �; �' ' ! -A ,�, 'I����I' , �+ � �i�,� �! �1�.,.�\i11.1��� �� � ,i . , , 1 � � Muang Saelee Angelea Weihs _ " � 1 � Administrative Secretary Senior Planner ' , Margarette Bravo May 2022 July 2013 Planning Technician Katie Buchl-Morales October 2021 Principal Planner June 2017 � v � � • annin or v � � Com rehensive Pla n p � • Adopted December 2024 meeting � _ � �. • :�� '�� � d e a d l i n e �����-�:� �,- T � -.�. r �-�fi��^ .� t.. ,� • r ` `�•` .� � �t � . ` 1ii�+�,�-�'�n r �, .;�. �., � j�� 4 �"��� �. • PSRC conditionally certified �� �: '� � �� - � ' • Updated Transportation element � ' " � - December 2025 � � - - - • PSRC fully certified . � � � • Updated Critical Areas regulations . . �_ . �,. � . - ..,r� .� ,� � . .+►- ;�. December 2025 _ � �: � x s�"�r:�r����Y , �a ��� � ` il ,,,�. .'���t'' - _I I�e" ` T �'�; k�� - '� _ '�' �' ',�f;� � �':«` �,� y� .��r� �, � .� �. : .� • Declared complete in June 2026 -� � - .�.��,.� -.��� . i � . *�irr . '�i �{{ � � t� � ��' � ir1 .� t� ,�� -�r� .- _ A � /��� • ��` �;'�✓��L�� �'c� ' =`'��� -,+` �a*� �� •�',,.•`�. Commerce in compliance , � .. .� ...�.�.�, �,�,��4 , �y �.=. :� ..� �+ - -�� �c. �, �r� re�c �a� �;IJ��` '] ,� ' rT �,i i��IW���i�e�tJ�! � -, �`' � .�� �- 1 � �G"'�, 7��������'f«����.3l.��J�'i}t *�:�`a�.11S'��ii� ADOPTCU + + OeCEmber 9°.2L'�20��Urtlira�tE N0.6?�3 . C'+O _ `R �FHENSN�'� • � �- '� Communit Plannin �,� : , �: : 1 :� �; ,� J . � � , _. � y g . � .. ''1,� J .� r� �J �� � �:. ,, . ,�_. ,. ,- , �,, ,�� f � , J : �,�� : ., � � J �___; ��d�� • Currently has adopted the City Center and '�;"� f �,,, ., - w,d,a°.�P.�,F ;Kennydale� , ,,� - _�-.�,.� Benson Hill Community Plans .,__ �` �� .I � �r-- - _ � �� � � , Highlands � • Process underway for the Valley Community �r � west H�ii �. j Ciry �--� Pla n � Center �4 `�----..i ��.Rt�t� ��•�� "i�' � !J S U fl •7.rL., '�— E • An update to the City Center Community Plan . '�, Cedar���e�, L is needed by the end of 2027 for recertification � '� ,"'�J`�1''\� �a��ey r ��.�..� of the city's Regional Growth Center ;� Benson � `�"� °" � � Fairwood �% l._..-------�Talbot � � �' � � f F•�.,� � � ,�. ,, ��.:v. ��,.- - �� � � � . 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' ��1,� J .� n�_l �% � ���".,� , _� '`� "°"`�°'� • VISION 2050 calls for the creation of central \ � � �� � �1�� i .� � � � '� � 'Cow�i � � � �, ,� - � ,\Kennyda�;�,.4 ,,� ��_ ��._�, �� � '� "' places with a mix of uses and activities � _ � � �^�-=--1.` �} �� connected by efficient transportation �� � ,,, , ,_ ' a�s" �_� Highlands �;___ • Centers are the hallmark of VISION 2050 and the West Hilo £_i�T i �� � � Y� .`�4 Regional Growth Strategy ._�---..`-- � r• ����t� � � `�., _.,.�� � t� � � f, �� �-�.! • They guide regional growth allocations, � ; �,�� ir,��������•, c�d�`��2 � ��� advance local planning, inform transit service � veuey -- , ; � �`.��"',: planning, and represent priority areas for , Benson �„ . . + ��,, � �_,� Fairvvood PSRC's federal transportation funding � �-----------�reibo� `� � '� The region has designated 30 regional growth �� � �,� , �. ,,. .. • �� j_---------� . �, �', ' �� � -� centers �--- �,. , , , �� . � • These are locations of the region's most Year Designated 1995 significant business, governmental, and cultural Size 606 acres • facilities and are planning for growth � � Population 4,990 ,� Jobs 17,400 � • What 's Ha enin in the Valle pp g y � Regionally significant employment center Site Plan ,-, Warehousing, manufacturing, logistics, and � e_ :� ,.:. • � � ; office campuses � , � � . ...� p- • What s changing .,�:. o • Unico acquired Boeing HQ to develop 3,000 , � :... _,: __ residential units, two hotels, retail space, and ° :..... : -- - _ , .,-��f� _ � musicvenue � �.: __�;�!� 4 • Redevelopment and reinvestment are , -� �-=: ,_, � ,� -.� underway, with property ownership changing — nd ro ert owner x lorin n w � ��� ��' - a p p y se p g e � _ opportunities _ Pynn� � �.,. . - Emerging proposals include housing, retail, ...... T�K ., . . - � � ... ........._.�_._........ ........ ... : N recreation and entertainment, healthcare, ������� ,�5�� � V�V• I'�N+15LR cCR1/h1.�J�T[ • Other major private investments • Alaska Airlines, Blue Origin, Seattle Children's • Hospital, Seattle Sounders and Reign FC, UW � � Department of Lab Medicine and Pathology, '� Providence Health, etc. . . y �i�� -- u.`3'„ i- --`.\ 'n..�. �W___� v i �:,�., -�,� �, � � , �.�3 � �� `: i : y , I I `::: � V ll mm nit �� ' a e C o u � �_$ 900 y y � � � �. � �� � , � ��� ,� . � w,�,�� , � . ����s�r� ..y.� __1 ---'" �� � �, �'� .. ::�i 6� ` �` , . ��' , , � _ ��:::::... Plannin Area � � � � g �� � :��-�� , } _ -_�� `� e ����.. ��i� x� _ ., ____� \ , � � �. — ,� ;l, � _• I � , , �., .�� •.�, � -�* ��� ' i � `\ � � ���+ y: `�� r,�� �` �. ��,�•.•� • Lar e eo ra hic area extendin north and i�� �� ` � '� � ` i ��� ' �� g g g p g nr�,.� � � � ��:;, �r � ,�,�,,,,,��t�� � . ,.. <,.��; --`- �-t =' � �lf �_�� � south of I-405, with majority located south � �� ���� =� �= � � ( j_+ -� �� r_ �, _ � �,. ,;,. ,a, — - of the freewa '- � � .,.,��� y _ 0 _ . _ . �..� � -� : �--1- � • The Black River and S rin brook Creek run - � � �� - � � ""'� - � p g : ��� �� .�-- , s9xf.):k �� �p,u7 ��__ I 1 throu htheValleyPlannin Area . . ' ' g g : �4 - �� ;;, .� �, - , = -� � � , _ �; _:, ,�- , - �1 _ � ' i -- , � eV 4 � Fewest numberofresidents ofallthe � � __I T �p= �-�- 1 '�'� ��f G;.. ; _ Plannin areas with 917 residents in 269 �S�Tr���� ; � ; ,� � , ' ��A�-{i�� � ' ` � g - :,� i � , � ,- : � households ' . -� - -�� = ► . R - ; , 181 � � � �: 1 ; � �" : , � I � � 1 • Strong regional connections via Sounder �� �� ' �� � � � � ������ �. � ��, '� ; ; � � , : � ��; ,._ ., commuterrailandAmtrak, whilevehicle � ����� � ' �� ���� -�� '�'� ��� � ' __ , � �'�� � _ � - �- access is constrained � ' �. -- -� � � , �� . =��-. ., , � � � :f - .. _ .�-�--�� .. � . � ..... � ; i � I' ry��j aI ► ��i :: I ______ '�ifil3LLii 4 � y g •� � � : 9 �.�� .. - . . �� �� 3 7�:. � � � � . —_ I� � �11 � .�` -�Y�dS{� �! ��...�I-.?1�iy� — f �` . . � Y f ���r � —� .s.. : Renton Valle Subarea Plan � � �� � y , • Plan recommendationswillguidefuture � �'' zoning strategies and development regulations ` � • Inform public and private investments to - ���� support and manage anticipated growth - • 12-to-18-month planning process with city �-� �����_..�w:; �_:�:���..: . r�-R��:u�= x v�: - ._�,... �, � s t a f f a d v i s o r c o m m i t t e e a n d c o m m u n i t "'�='`�`�+���`����'��-Y�� . '� � -���` � }�� v v �-y � � � ��� ;�f��� .}�.�� � � �.--—f,c,.r r, ,.,;4 t �f. � , , stakeholder involvement throu hout � - ���-`'� �� Y ��'�,+ � � �� � 2 �'����' �'�' �� J t ,r L` •����M��c����'�� Y � �'�� , � �_ __- �,�i� ���� r� _...,.,.._�...,.` ' , ::,'?�►'„ ,, ' • Project consultants: SCJ Alliance, ������+�y . �� �.r -���� .. - �,,.� •'s i`�_ i t `Z'��#;.�:} � �z r�..=;,p.� Tra n s o, Le la n d C o n s u lt i n � �; -� : , �--�`=��`'�'�` � �$=�_�-� `s � p g . ..�___�_ �,�-.� " ^+„�iAw+ .��.��.---e'—:�'-.�"'� ,�� }� �`�+tC..>;�'�3,�;y��iiC«,�,�,�;�#".�, , :-;�1M���,�►;:���'� — �����.,--`:_ i ''�' l '^d �.A,_��� �'• .•�,�� #�. ,� . f. � ' i't,��;' ���s ��'��'f�- { .�� o. � � k,�ti ��. , �(�� � �1 J♦ i��' t ;�� 1 y .Yis <'� , :i �" _.�� �' !� r:..a(.•, ��'a .�' .�� r t .af�C �Q �,K...! �� r. . 'i;f. -✓.��..� Other Pla ns • Clean Economy Strategy 2.0 � Adopted 2023, informed new Climate Chapter of Comp Plan � RENTON • � Clean Economy • Rainier Grady Subarea Plan , Strategy .�.� � Adopted 2021 -�� r� ,,,, � ,,,,, • Rainier Grady Planned Action EIS � • Adopted 2024 • Received a Vision 2050 award in 2025 " R��^e7TON - `'� — � ' r..,-� ��' ,�� ;� ^--_ T � F� : i�;�.. =: �. �.- �_�� � � � �� � V, , RAINIER/GRADY � � � —� JUNCTION � :� �� ' SUBAREA PLAN � ``� t � ( � ,� � o e men men s v � � Communit En a ement Y gg , • Starting in March 2026 What s new If1 Clt Plannin • North Renton Neighborhood Association, State � � y g � CITY OF RENTON COMMUNITY&ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT of t h e C ity, W h at s B rewi n g wi t h E d, Fa r m e rs _ - Market, Legacy Square, Maplewood Park 0- . 0 VALLEYSUBAREAPLAN " Neighborhood Social A maja regional employment center,the Valley is bxjnning to tranaition fiom � R � manufacturing,warehousing,end office campuses ea property owners expbro new opportunities.Emerging proposais indude housng,rMaii,rxreation,entertainmen4 O�i • and healthcare.The Vallsy Su6area Ran will guide reguletbna and irneatments to � J u �y O c t o b e r 2 0 2 6 support antidpated gowth.nntoeiwa.gov/VaIMyP4n � PARKINGREFORM r ulationstomatchstnte � � -� • Farmers Market, Family First Back to School �� � � atandards.This will reduce required parking for many rosidential and • , commerdal projecta.Developera can choose to build mae.These changes � C e l e b ra t i o n, N o rt h & S o u t h R e n t o n � O� do rot affect parkig requirements unde�the Americans with Disabilities � , (ADA)Act. nntmwsgov/VarkingR�form Neighborhood Social, Sunset Neighborhood MIDDLE HOUSING 8 ADUS r I � � Midde Iwusng urtita(such as dupleues,triple�ces,fourplexes,towMiomea,atndced I S O\j I a` flats,and courtyard apartmeMa)are albwed in resideMid mnea.Ge�erally. � each lot can heve up to fwr dwelinga,with additlonal wtita allowed in cMai� � casea.Two of the four dwellings can be Accessory Dwelling Unita(A W s1. the PlermR Ready ADU�program tpr�M�gov/PRADUt ; � . ' �I� , • P l a n n i n g C o m m i s s i o n ,1 /� ■ � � EXPANDINGCHILDCARECENTERS • Andy Artze, Josephine Bayan, Mara Fiksdal� � � ReMon ia changing code to expand whero childcaro centera are albwed. � � providera w�ould rtil epph.,arda.State licensng and reguletbru fa �e ff Ke L ly, S h a n n o n M a t s o n, Keva n Pe t e k, AFFORDABLE HOUSING INCENTIVES ,� D o rs o l P la nts, Kevi n Po o le, D a n a Ro c h ex � � •� The cky supporta housing for famiiea experiencirg homNeasnesa and other wlnerabb _ ; populetbns tMough partnxahips wkh the sWte and effordable hwaing p�widera. =� � �• Wibwcrest Vhase II townhomes will receive f900,000 from the cit�/a HB 1590 ����•. � � funding and f1 million from state CHIP finding.City funding will alao suppo�t Steale "" '1 " " ' ❑�. House tovmhomes with f500.000.Further city and sUte funding are e�ected for �� :: ' :: _ i Viaion Fbuse Phase N(apMmeMa with a chidcaro ce�ter)and fw Steele House. '�'� � y mKonwa.gw/Housinglnc�ntiws I . + .. .. � • Le i s lat ive M a n d ate s g • SB 5290 Local Project Review (2024) • Shorter timelines for some permits, longer for others. Provides consistency across jurisdictions • HB 1110 Middle Housing (2025) • Duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, townhomes, stacked flats, courtyard apartments. 4 units per lot, 6 units if within '/4 mile to transit • H 6 1337 Accessory Dwelli ng U n its (2025) • 2 attached or detached ADU's per lot, can be accessory to all middle housing types. No owner occupancy required. Max. 1 ,000 sq. ft. Max. height 24 ft. • HB 1042 Conversion to Housing (2025) • Must allow conversion of commercial buildings to residential, 50% density increase if within existing building. Limitations on what can be required • H B 1998 Co-livi ng (2025) � � • Allow on any lot that permits at least 6 multifamily units, density = �/a unit, parking = �/4 per unit � '� Le i s lat ive M a n d ate s g • HB 1293 Streamline Design Review (2026) • Design requirements can't be subjective. Can't reduce density, height, bulk, or scale beyond the underlying zone • SB 5509 Childcare Centers (2026) • Must allow in all zones, except industrial • S66026 ResidentialDevelopment in CommercialZones (2027) • May not require ground floor commercial in more than 40% of zones that allow commercial or mixed use. Can require in station areas • SB 5184 Parking Reform (by January 2027) • �/2 space per multifamily unit, 1 space per single family unit, no parking if less than 1 ,200 sq. ft. residential, no parking if 3,000 sq. ft. commercial, no parking affordable or senior housing • HB 1096 Lot Splitting & SB 5559 Unit Lot Subdivisions (by July 2027) � � � � � r. '.�y � r Nei hborhood Retail �� V� = ��� � � � s�� -� � - g ., � _._ . � :� c: .. •:�;,-!!,� �,:. -- - . � ,�" � a: I�: � �� ' :�^� �_ �I Strong community support 4 � .��� �- ,. _:,�. . �� ;��� � r . �.-:� _ . r ` Y E • Staff recommendations informed by local - ' ; ���� ;� 4�� �-� F.•. � x .� s, , �_���� ro '��+P jurisdictions and extensive public engagement ��`` '� ''� `' �� "�Inn a.- � �.- -�u.,� ..... _�..� ;7 process • Community events, Your Voice Renton, online CITYOFRENTON � survey, written comment Neighborhood Retail � 7he Cty t R ton-s expbring Staff is reviewmg the Would you like to see opp rt C � ��«oa��esmau followingtopics. k`� Creates opportunities for small-scale � 1apdfe1d11O5e50 ;� • small eateries,coffee e d Y I ghborhoods .Hou�rsofbp t �5 � �� � shops,or even a '� r �'�� � reta i l i n re s i d e nt i a l a re a s nei hborhood market o�� rtY� e 9 a thMs �Sgnage d a �cs��9 � ��, �� � .�" '��s. g P .Park'ng d Ight g �`�I� '.,i. y.��� y�;., fl in your community?, vot E I h ge C ty •Converso t sYngbuildings .! 5��j,:1 % �� feedback will help staff determine .yyaste collecYon i"5 � yJ--r� - therecommendedapproach. .�"���� _ �I' Is there anything else you would �'�� � — ,� � like to be cons'dered� ' . . Vour input will help gu'de how these � T"-� I �� • Small markets, restaurants, coffee shops, and /� .� changestakeshapeacrossthecty � — r � E: :: : C� Ir�C��I:� :: 9 , � � '7 I� � . .. .. 1 I 1 » L�� �, � limited onsite services ��: �i�� _ � � ::�1 _,� ;: � . , , - � .�iM����� �i�'_ w , o , �. �� �A�#�a� w��;�.�, �. � • Strengthen communityconnections, support -- _ --- �;k���.' � "^�' Anticipated benefits of � a �$ Nei hborhood Retail �rt� + �`• �� �. �+ 9 a��, entist�y �. - economic vitality, and advance health and `� � °°N�EN�EN°Ese°=ESS�B���T, � �,� , I� Pr d togootls _�.� i.l1L- '�-�'+� �. ' d9th rdestinatons � � - � � c� AJ�jr sustainabilitygoals �� �� � �` wth �k dta��e ;� F� =�e � ,; �.1:���... , _ � i �oMM�N,TYB,,,�o,N� What's next? Creates th'rd spaces tor City staff�s rev ew ng ne ghboring � , gatherrgaMsocalnteracton ctyexamplesofNeighborhood �1 ECONOMICVITALITY Retailandwllbelook'ngforpubl'c • B u s i n e s s e s d e s i g n e d t o b e c o m p a t i b l e w i t h � ' -�E'� antl entre local bus�ness growth feedback Mro�g�out the prqec[ I �' preneurs p Take the survey and follow ��I,� HEALTH85USTAINABILITv t�nepuo�e�cttrupdatesand surrounding residential neighborhoods and o�a����esa11fo f b�`Ya= ��� t= . n ItemaYvetod'�g h Ip gto '9:_��. ���- wergreenhousegasemssons � i p. ,�� . minimize adverse impacts ,+ • - - _ � � � � Nei hborhood Retail g _ _ _. • Permitted in residential zones R-4 through R-14 _ , _ . : f� Y _, —�� � � . when one of the followin conditions a l : � .�_ .' r, Y�'�_�1= r- : �_ �:�,�,�� --�,� g pp Y �r � ,�� ,- � - . c� - ; The use is on a corner lot• or , , - � � - 0 .__.- _ ] : _.�—_ • The use is located on a lot within '/2 mile of a major � _ � _ r ,,,, - -` � �- � � 9 � � � ���- � � -�. � � p . transit stop ��,,',A�,--,�+,- .� ,�:� � � �� �� � — � �� - I • Allow small markets, cafes/restaurants, offices, `f 4 �- _ - = �� �`'�- y-� uv -�-- __:� - -- w__ - � salons and barbers, pet retail and services � - � ����,,� � . ; .,.,;w.. , �i(,�.Y� r' ,�'�` . s� �, G�l;K�S� ir!' L��/- ��I' .�• 'R R • Marijuana and vehicle oriented businesses not G j., , . �h.;e , � �� ..;� �:�1-� �� .,'�� � ��: ,�,. � . �1 �� �SL: r ..Jt allowed � � , r; �� ��:x. :� �>f-.�.��;r �; j ' ��f� r � s, �.�.� � �� � � 4(F�� '� � ` / �S I .� .if iC.. • Maximum size of 1 ,800 sq. ft. with the option to , �, F� � ;�„� � ��� � `��� �' �`���. Y �,� j;"' ,. ��,�",T A �-. n, , ':�t ��, �� increase with an a roved modification F .J� � �� �����::: s�� :,r : :��fi ; �� � - `� p p �. . . , �; � � �._�� , � yv � c—: c._ �s . t�,'"� �' 1 Business hours are restricted to 7:00 am to 9:00 . ��''`�� ��` '��'' ,�,� ��ft � � 3�� . t�� ; �r �, .� � � ,�,�c` � �,�. �; 4� , � e b 4�, � >. T � � ','-'� `�'.x .,,���`', � pm, 7days perweek ����:- u : � � _ •��,� _. �`' '� 1 .'�.,�_.�►,�.� , i tt � y '�.�It _��!`%�� c�.11n , s.�. 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'�i �/��F �+� � L j j 1 �. ..�� � �,��, � • � � � OtherWork • Opportunity Zone application � Federal program • By census tract - "economically distressed" communities • Intends to encourage private investment, stimulate economic growth, and create jobs • Tax incentive, reduced capital gains taxes based on how long the money was invested in the Opportunity Zone • La sts fo r 10 ye a rs � Joint application with Tukwila for Valley and parts of TOD - filed May 28, 2026 � September/October Governor to notify HUD � � � G�� Y �,�` � + �F N T O�