Auburn-Comp-Plan-Compiled

P olicy E lements

Identify neighborhoods and develop strategies for promoting awareness. Develop and implement a citywide greenhouse gas reduction plan

CDPW - Community Development CDPW - Environmental Services

Mayor's Office

All City Departments

City Council, Planning Commission, Mayor's Office, City Attorney City Council, Planning Commission, Mayor's Office, City Attorney City Council, Planing Commission, Mayor's Office, City Attorney City Council, Planning Commission, Mayor's Office, City Attorney

CDPW - Community Development

In 2021, update Land Use Policy Element.

In 2022, update city zoning regulations to be consistent with update to Land Use Policy Element

CDPW - Community Development

Long Term (2026–2035)

CDPW - Community Development

In 2028, update Land Use Policy Element.

In 2029, update cit zoning regulations to be consistent with update to Land Use Policy Element

CDPW - Community Development

Sustainability : Adequate and dispersed hous ing is provided to seniors, veterans, the disabled, those with low incomes, and all other individuals and families. Description A sustainable community offers a range of hous ing types by providing opportunities for people to choose and afford to live near jobs, shopping, and services. This type of outcome enables short er trips, the use of alternative transportation, re duced traffic congestion, improved quality of life, and the economic benefit of residents choosing to spend their income in Auburn. Because we be lieve there is strength in diversity, it is a priority to support and enable a robust mix of housing types. Dispersed and extensive housing options enable all segments of society to make choices about where they want to live in Auburn rather than feeling forced to reside in other communities. Creating the opportunity to establish or retain housing stock for seniors and populations who have social, health, and human service needs is particularly important. Housing data demon strate that Auburn already has a wide range of housing types and housing costs. But as a signif icant portion of the population ages, there will

H ousing Goals

Character : Trails, public spaces, and outdoor amenities are available that promote social inter action, safety, and healthy lifestyles. Wellness : Buildings and properties are managed to provide a healthy environment, and the sur rounding landscape is maintained and feels safe. Service : Social and human services that aid in the provision of housing for those in need are sup ported by the community and the City. Economy : Residential communities are well de signed and connected to nonmotorized paths and transit service so that residents can afford to shop and work close to home. Celebration : Residents feel a sense of pride and neighborhood identity while promoting the idea of “One Auburn.” Environment : Housing is integrated into the natu ral environment and built to conserve energy and water.

CORE PLAN

C4-7