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Citywide Shelter Land Use Code Amendment

Shelter Land Use Code Amendment: Survey Results & Framework Overview

Homeless Shelter LUCA Community Workshop

April 3, 2018


In Support of City’s Vision

• 2014-15 Council priorities directed city

to work toward an Eastside solution for

a permanent winter shelter

• 2014 Diversity Advantage Plan:

“Supporting the establishment of a

year-round homeless shelter on the

Eastside”

• Comprehensive Plan Policies (2015)• HO-35

• HO-36

• HS-14


Public Engagement in Draft LUCA Development

• City-wide Survey: March 7 – 21

• Community Workshop: April 3• Share public input from the city-wide survey

• Solicit input on the draft LUCA framework

• Mini-Community Workshops: April 5• Crossroads Community Center: 10:00 – 11:30 am

• South Bellevue Community Center: 5:30 – 7:00 pm


Citywide Survey Results

85%

completion rate

09m:55s

to complete

number of

responses

1896


Q2: Neighborhood Area

0%

5%

10%

15%


Q3 & Q4: Additional Demographics

Client/Operator/Provider

3.23%

96.77%

Yes No

Bellevue Business Owner

12.89%

87.11%

Yes No


0

2

4

6

8

Sco

re

1 23

Q5: Elements that Define a Permanent Homeless Shelter


Q6: Shelter Should Be Near

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

Employmentopportunities

Transit services Health services Workforcetraining

Social services Public facilities Faith centers

Sco

re

123


Q7: Shelter Should Not Be Near

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

Parks andcommunity

centers

Single-familyresidential

Multifamilyresidential

Preschool andchildcarecenters

Primary school(elementary)

Secondaryschool (middle

and high)

Post-secondaryschool

(colleges)

Sco

re

123


Q8. Submittal Requirements

Code of Conduct

25%

Exterior Drawings

14%

Site Layout18%

Screening Plans17%

Good Neighbor Plan26%


Q9. GNA Stakeholder Input

Survey Results

0 1 2 3

Residential Neighbors

Subject Matter Experts

Bellevue Residents

Eastside Cities

Faith Communities

Surroundng Businesses

Homeless Individuals

Public Safety

Weighted Average

Open Comment Responses

1

2

3

• Schools/students

• Healthcare providers

• Council members

• Transit customers

• Shelter/service operators

• Area workers


Q10. Additional Comments or Ideas

Additional comments provided input on the

following topics:• Common definitions for key terms

• Council should explore different policy direction

• Input on location of shelter and proximity to other

uses

• Input on shelter operations

• Safety concerns

• Input on future public engagement processes

• Input on code requirements and application

requirements


Q11. City News & Shelter-Related Updates

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

1

23


City’s Shelter Permitting Response

2016 – 2018

Policy Framework

Community InputDue Diligence Report

Best PracticesCitywide Survey

2018

Land Use Code Amendments

Use Requirements, Definitions, Development Standards, Design

Guidelines and Facility Operations

Shelter Permitting

City Approval Process

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LUC Amendment to Support Shelter Success Citywide

• Review information compiled to-date

• Individual and Community Group Feedback

• City Due Diligence Report

• Best Practice Research/Peer Cities

• Survey Interested Stakeholders Citywide

• Present the initial LUCA framework (Workshops)

• Listen to feedback (Workshops)

• Engage the City Council


Initial LUCA Framework

Purpose

Development Standards

Review Required

Design Guidelines

Applicability Definitions

Use Requirements

Submittal Requirements

WHY and WHAT

PERMIT PROCESS

WHERE and HOW


Next Steps

• Council Code review will begin following the

community workshops

• Draft LUC Amendments informed by the public

engagement will be presented on April 23

• LUC Amendment Council Discussion• May 7

• May 21

• A date will be scheduled for the required public

hearing (tentatively June 11)

Documents

Shelter Land Use Code Amendment: Survey Results ... · Citywide Shelter Land Use Code Amendment In Support of City’s Vision • 2014-15 Council priorities directed city to work