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2020-2021 City Work Plan
The Administration has created a two-year work plan for 2020 and 2021 to track the actions that relate to accomplishing Strategic Plan goals.
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Anchor Parks: Master Planning
Issaquah is embarking on an effort to reinvest, reimagine, enhance and diversify three of our anchor parks.
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Bike Park
We're building an introductory skills bike park at Central Park.
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Dog Park
Learn more about Issaquah's priority to build an off-leash dog park.
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Downtown Streatery
By closing a portion of streets in Downtown Issaquah, we are able to provide downtown restaurants and cafes an additional area to setup tables and chairs and keep our community health.
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Equity in Issaquah
Here in Issaquah, kindness is our strength. We are welcoming and inclusive, but more work needs to be done.
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I-90 Peak Use Shoulder Lanes
The state is creating added capacity on I-90 between the Eastgate and Lakemont interchanges.
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Land Use Code Update
The Land Use Code update is a citywide effort aimed at updating the regulations that guide growth and development in Issaquah.
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Mobility Master Plan
To ensure our community’s values and vision are reflected in future decision making around transportation, the City is creating it's first ever Mobility Master Plan.
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Newport Way - Maple to Sunset
Learn more about a project to design future improvements for this section of Newport Way Northwest.
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Newport Way - SR 900 to SE 54th
Learn more about a project to design future improvements for this section of Newport Way Northwest.
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Olde Town Land Use Code Changes
Issaquah's Olde Town Subarea Plan focuses on preserving our historic downtown core.
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Olde Town Traffic Calming
In the Fall of 2018, the City installed permanent traffic calming in Olde Town.
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Private Development
Learn more about private sector projects in the City of Issaquah.
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SE 43rd Way Signal
Learn more about a project to realign the driveways to Providence Point and Forest Village and install a traffic signal at the new intersection.
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Storm and Surface Water Master Plan
Issaquah is developing a storm and surface water master plan (SSWMP) to protect the water quality and habitat.
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Transit-Oriented Development Project
The City is working to create a proposed mixed-use, transit-oriented development that aligns with the Central Issaquah Plan vision.
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Water System Plan
To ensure reliable and safe drinking water for decades to come, Issaquah is now planning for our future needs.