What you will find in this Chapter

• An inventory of existing transportation facilities and regional transit services, documenting the existing levels of service (LOS) for each facility, and the accounting of travel levels as a basis for future transportation planning.
• An assessment of impacts derived from land use decisions on locally owned or state-owned transportation facilities.
• A 10-year forecast of transportation modes, based on the adopted land use plan providing balanced information to transportation safety and convenience to all users of multi-modal transportation facilities in Normandy Park.
• A multi-year financing plan consisting of the City’s 20-year capital facilities plan (CFP), the transportation improvement plan (TIP), and the City’s operating and maintenance budget.

What you will find in this Chapter

• • The purpose of a Capital Facilities Element
  • Inventory and Analysis of current Facilities and Services including Level of Service standards, capital investments, projected projects and financing, and concurrency (adequacy)
  • Identification of adequacy of unsewered areas
  • Related Plans

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What you will find in this Chapter

• • The role the environment plays in Normandy Park
  • Inventory, analysis, and regulatory implementation direction for Critical Areas
  • Background and policy support for surface water management through the Stormwater Management Program Plan and the Stormwater Master Plan
  • Shorelines protection through the Shoreline Management Plan
  • Environmental Policies/Framework
  • References to Critical Area and Shoreline Area mapping

What you will find in this Chapter

• • Normandy Park’s focus on economic development
  • Vision and Assets
  • Comparative and Normandy Park Demographics
  • Implementation Efforts
  • Active economic development Partnerships
  • Complete Goal and Policy Framework
  • Methods and Data Sources

What you will find in this Chapter

• The Glossary provides definitions of words, terms, and land use definitions that are used in a particular way in the Comprehensive Plan.
• Some terms may also be defined in the NPMC or other regulations. Where definitions are provided in the NPMC, these take precedence for the purposes
  of the Code’s application.
• All definitions for Shoreline Management are in the NPMC.