Community Plan Updates


Attend a meeting

The meeting schedule was updated by the Planning Commission on Sept. 10.
Read the press release for more information.
 


Planning Commission Staff Reports
Meeting Presentations
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Land Use Advisory Commission Staff Reports
Resources

Online Open House
Learn more about the proposed updates to the four community plans. We've included a short survey at the end to gather your feedback.


Draft Community Plans
Read the draft Community Plans

Draft Development Regulations
Read the draft Development Regulations
Did you receive a letter?

Due to a printing error caused by a vendor, there are issues with notices sent about potential rezones in the Frederickson, Mid-County, Parkland-Spanaway-Midland, and South Hill communities.
  
If you have questions please call (253) 798-2799 or send us a message.

photo of a map View the interactive map. Click on the colored areas to learn more about proposed changes.

Visit the online open house now.

What is a community plan?

A community plan is a policy document that describes the vision for the community, including the following elements: land use, design and character, economic development, environment, facilities and services, transportation, and history. Community plans provide specialization beyond what is described in Pierce County’s Comprehensive Plan. 

Community Plan Updates

Pierce County is updating community plans for Frederickson, Mid-County, Parkland-Spanaway-Midland, and South Hill communities. Each update will include a review of individual community issues and may identify issues that are common to all four areas. These plans are being updated simultaneously, because they make up the majority of the County’s central urban growth area. The major roads through the areas are connected, as are many of the issues facing these communities such as: rapid growth, traffic, jobs, and housing.

Search the interactive map for more details about areas proposed to be rezoned.
Community Plan Update Information
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