Is your neighborhood changing?

Probably. 25 of Spokane's 29 neighborhoods would see changes.

PlanSpokane is the City's plan for where and how Spokane grows through 2046.

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What could the changes look like?

Neighborhoods before BOCA (2022)

Before BOCA: houses with yards, trees, and green space.

Before redevelopment, a single-family house stands at the center of this Spokane property

Residential Low

Six-plexes can now sit next to houses.

New six-plexes can also get 12-year property tax exemptions.

They are also exempt from the state rent cap, unlike an older rental down the block.

After redevelopment at the same property, a three-story sixplex occupies the former house site
Explore Lot PotentialView on Google Maps

Residential High

More units and taller buildings. May extend several blocks into existing neighborhoods along major streets and frequent bus routes.

These colors can also include higher-density housing:Mixed Use Commercial Institutional Downtown

High density housing example, a five-to-six-story apartment building
Trees & Natural AreasView on Google Maps

Will these changes make housing more affordable?

The City says housing affordability is driving much of this change.

City presentation slide titled Housing Types Needed for Targets, showing low-, moderate-, and high-density housing examples Watch the housing affordability exchange
High-density examples around town from the City's presentation.High-density examples from the City.

"My question is, will the builders want to build that kind of [lower-income] housing?"

Linda Carroll · Neighborhood councils' liaison to Plan Commission

"Having capacity does not inherently lead to the production of housing that's meeting those [housing affordability] needs."

Spencer Gardner · Spokane Planning Director

When are comments due?

Friday, October 2, 2026, at 5pm. The City says comments received by then will be considered and sent to Plan Commission, which makes a recommendation.

Your elected City Council decides what to adopt.

Ask for More TimeComment by Oct 2

Neighborhood maps

The maps start with broad visible changes and neighborhoods where City records identify displacement concerns.

East Central Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

East Central — Northwest

East Central — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

East Central — Northeast

East Central — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

East Central — Southwest

East Central — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

East Central — Southeast

East Central — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreApartments, businesses, entertainment, and public spaces.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on East Central

West Central Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

West Central — Northwest

West Central — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

West Central — Northeast

West Central — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

West Central — Southwest

West Central — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

West Central — Southeast

West Central — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreApartments, businesses, entertainment, and public spaces.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on West Central

Hillyard Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Hillyard — Northwest

Hillyard — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Hillyard — Northeast

Hillyard — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Hillyard — Southwest

Hillyard — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Hillyard — Southeast

Hillyard — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Hillyard

Emerson / Garfield Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

Emerson / Garfield — Northwest

Emerson / Garfield — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Emerson / Garfield — Northeast

Emerson / Garfield — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Emerson / Garfield — Southwest

Emerson / Garfield — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Emerson / Garfield — Southeast

Emerson / Garfield — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Emerson / Garfield

Rockwood Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Rockwood — Northwest

Rockwood — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Rockwood — Southwest

Rockwood — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Rockwood — Southeast

Rockwood — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Rockwood

Logan Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Logan — Northwest

Logan — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Logan — Northeast

Logan — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Logan — Southwest

Logan — Southwest if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreApartments, businesses, entertainment, and public spaces.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Logan

Nevada Heights Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Nevada Heights — Northwest

Nevada Heights — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Nevada Heights — Northeast

Nevada Heights — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Nevada Heights — Southwest

Nevada Heights — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Nevada Heights — Southeast

Nevada Heights — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Nevada Heights

North Hill Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

North Hill — Northwest

North Hill — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

North Hill — Northeast

North Hill — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

North Hill — Southwest

North Hill — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

North Hill — Southeast

North Hill — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on North Hill

Lincoln Heights Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Lincoln Heights — Northwest

Lincoln Heights — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Lincoln Heights — Northeast

Lincoln Heights — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Lincoln Heights — Southwest

Lincoln Heights — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Lincoln Heights — Southeast

Lincoln Heights — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Lincoln Heights

Audubon-Downriver Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

Audubon-Downriver — Northwest

Audubon-Downriver — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Audubon-Downriver — Northeast

Audubon-Downriver — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Audubon-Downriver — Southeast

Audubon-Downriver — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Audubon-Downriver

Bemiss Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Bemiss — Northwest

Bemiss — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Bemiss — Northeast

Bemiss — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Bemiss — Southwest

Bemiss — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Bemiss — Southeast

Bemiss — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Bemiss

Chief Garry Park Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Chief Garry Park — Northeast

Chief Garry Park — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Chief Garry Park — Southwest

Chief Garry Park — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Chief Garry Park — Southeast

Chief Garry Park — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Chief Garry Park

Shiloh Hills Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Shiloh Hills — Northwest

Shiloh Hills — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Shiloh Hills — Northeast

Shiloh Hills — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Shiloh Hills — Southwest

Shiloh Hills — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Shiloh Hills — Southeast

Shiloh Hills — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Shiloh Hills

Whitman Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Whitman — Northwest

Whitman — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Whitman — Northeast

Whitman — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Whitman — Southwest

Whitman — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Whitman — Southeast

Whitman — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Whitman

Cliff / Cannon Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Cliff / Cannon — Northwest

Cliff / Cannon — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Cliff / Cannon — Northeast

Cliff / Cannon — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Cliff / Cannon — Southwest

Cliff / Cannon — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Cliff / Cannon — Southeast

Cliff / Cannon — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Cliff / Cannon

Comstock Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Comstock — Northwest

Comstock — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Comstock — Northeast

Comstock — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Comstock — Southeast

Comstock — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Comstock

Latah / Hangman Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Latah / Hangman — Northwest

Latah / Hangman — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Latah / Hangman — Southwest

Latah / Hangman — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Latah / Hangman — Southeast

Latah / Hangman — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureFarming, greenhouses, and food-growing uses.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Latah / Hangman

Manito / Cannon Hill Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Manito / Cannon Hill — Northwest

Manito / Cannon Hill — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Manito / Cannon Hill — Northeast

Manito / Cannon Hill — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Manito / Cannon Hill — Southwest

Manito / Cannon Hill — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Manito / Cannon Hill — Southeast

Manito / Cannon Hill — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Manito / Cannon Hill

Southgate Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Southgate — Northwest

Southgate — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Southgate — Northeast

Southgate — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Southgate — Southwest

Southgate — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Southgate — Southeast

Southgate — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Southgate

West Hills Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

West Hills — Northeast

West Hills — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

West Hills — Southwest

West Hills — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

West Hills — Southeast

West Hills — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialManufacturing, workshops, technology businesses, and warehouses.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on West Hills

Balboa / South Indian Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

Balboa / South Indian — Northwest

Balboa / South Indian — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Balboa / South Indian — Southwest

Balboa / South Indian — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Balboa / South Indian — Southeast

Balboa / South Indian — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Balboa / South Indian

Five Mile Prairie Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

Five Mile Prairie — Northeast

Five Mile Prairie — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Five Mile Prairie — Southwest

Five Mile Prairie — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Five Mile Prairie — Southeast

Five Mile Prairie — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Five Mile Prairie

Northwest Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

Northwest — Northwest

Northwest — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Northwest — Southwest

Northwest — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Northwest — Southeast

Northwest — Southeast if the proposed map is approved
Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Northwest

Riverside Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Riverside — Northeast

Riverside — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Riverside — Southwest

Riverside — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Riverside — Southeast

Riverside — Southeast if the proposed map is approved

Limited map-color change. Most colors stay the same, but they show future land use, not today's buildings. Residential Low can include six-plexes and lot splits. Residential High can include apartments. Building rules come later.

Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreApartments, businesses, entertainment, and public spaces.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Riverside

Minnehaha Neighborhood

District 1: Michael Cathcart · Sarah Dixit

Minnehaha — Northwest

Minnehaha — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Minnehaha — Northeast

Minnehaha — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Minnehaha — Southwest

Minnehaha — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Minnehaha — Southeast

Minnehaha — Southeast if the proposed map is approved

Limited map-color change. Most colors stay the same, but they show future land use, not today's buildings. Residential Low can include six-plexes and lot splits. Residential High can include apartments. Building rules come later.

Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Minnehaha

Grandview / Thorpe Neighborhood

District 2: Paul Dillon · Kate Telis

Grandview / Thorpe — Northwest

Grandview / Thorpe — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Grandview / Thorpe — Northeast

Grandview / Thorpe — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Grandview / Thorpe — Southeast

Grandview / Thorpe — Southeast if the proposed map is approved

No map-color change. These colors show future land use, not today's buildings. Residential Low can include six-plexes and lot splits. Residential High can include apartments. Building rules come later.

Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on Grandview / Thorpe

Browne's Addition Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

Browne's Addition — Northwest

Browne's Addition — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Browne's Addition — Northeast

Browne's Addition — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Browne's Addition — Southwest

Browne's Addition — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

Browne's Addition — Southeast

Browne's Addition — Southeast if the proposed map is approved

No map-color change. These colors show future land use, not today's buildings. Residential Low can include six-plexes and lot splits. Residential High can include apartments. Building rules come later.

Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreApartments, businesses, entertainment, and public spaces.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Browne's Addition

North Indian Trail Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

North Indian Trail — Northwest

North Indian Trail — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

North Indian Trail — Northeast

North Indian Trail — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

North Indian Trail — Southwest

North Indian Trail — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

North Indian Trail — Southeast

North Indian Trail — Southeast if the proposed map is approved

No map-color change. These colors show future land use, not today's buildings. Residential Low can include six-plexes and lot splits. Residential High can include apartments. Building rules come later.

Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreStores, services, offices, and housing.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Explore Roads & SafetyComment on North Indian Trail

Peaceful Valley Neighborhood

District 3: Kitty Klitzke · Zack Zappone

Peaceful Valley — Northwest

Peaceful Valley — Northwest if the proposed map is approved

Peaceful Valley — Northeast

Peaceful Valley — Northeast if the proposed map is approved

Peaceful Valley — Southwest

Peaceful Valley — Southwest if the proposed map is approved

No map-color change. These colors show future land use, not today's buildings. Residential Low can include six-plexes and lot splits. Residential High can include apartments. Building rules come later.

Residential LowSix-plexes can now sit next to houses. A larger lot may also be split into several legal lots. What could this look like?
Residential High15–40 dwelling units/acreApartments and other higher-density housing.What is a dwelling unit?
Mixed Use10–45 dwelling units/acreApartments with shops, services, offices, and public spaces.
More ColorsFewer Colors
Commercial20–45 dwelling units/acreNot shown on this map.
Institutional20–40 dwelling units/acreHospitals, colleges, public facilities, and supporting housing.
Downtown40–60 dwelling units/acreApartments, businesses, entertainment, and public spaces.
IndustrialNot shown on this map.
Open SpaceParks, recreation, and natural areas.
AgricultureNot shown on this map.
Comment on Peaceful Valley