enjoyable pedestrian and vehicle connections to retail shopping, major public facilities, open space and other neighborhoods. A vibrant retail core and strong residential community can be sustained and enhanced by making pedestrian circulation a priority. The Urban Community, Connectivity & Mobility, Environment, Economic Development and Housing Elements in this Plan lay the groundwork for urban density development that creates a sense of place, promotes an Active Transportation system for pedestrians, cyclists, transit and cars, and protects and includes the natural environment - all without sacrificing Silverdale’s existing character and vitality. The Silverdale Regional Center’s growth and transformation will not happen overnight. Amenities, such as the Green Corridor Network and capital investments in parks and transportation, will encourage and support the redevelopment of the Silverdale Regional Center. Silverdale Regional Center Goals and Policies Urban Community Vision: Inspire a healthy, inter-connected urban community where pedestrians are priority, buildings and open space are openly inter-related, the site and design makes a positive contribution to the public realm, and ultimately, people are drawn to live, work and play. SRC Urban Community Goal 1. Create a compact, visually attractive, mixed use, urban community that prioritizes pedestrian safety and comfort and enhances the quality of life for all who live, work, or visit the Silverdale Regional Center. Meet the Puget Sound Regional Council requirements necessary to maintain the Regional Growth Center Designation for Silverdale. Adopt and update development and design standards to promote pedestrian oriented development that ensures quality urban development. Support redevelopment that is consistent with the Silverdale Regional Center Plan and related development and design standards.
enjoyable pedestrian and vehicle connections to retail shopping, major public facilities, open space and other neighborhoods. A vibrant retail core and strong residential community can be sustained and enhanced by making pedestrian circulation a priority. The Urban Community, Connectivity & Mobility, Environment, Economic Development and Housing Elements in this Plan lay the groundwork for urban density development that creates a sense of place, promotes an Active Transportation system for pedestrians, cyclists, transit and cars, and protects and includes the natural environment - all without sacrificing Silverdale’s existing character and vitality. The Silverdale Regional Center’s growth and transformation will not happen overnight. Amenities, such as the Green Corridor Network and capital investments in parks and transportation, will encourage and support the redevelopment of the Silverdale Regional Center. Silverdale Regional Center Goals and Policies Urban Community Vision: Inspire a healthy, inter-connected urban community where pedestrians are priority, buildings and open space are openly inter-related, the site and design makes a positive contribution to the public realm, and ultimately, people are drawn to live, work and play. SRC Urban Community Goal 1. Create a compact, visually attractive, mixed use, urban community that prioritizes pedestrian safety and comfort and enhances the quality of life for all who live, work, or visit the Silverdale Regional Center. Meet the Puget Sound Regional Council requirements necessary to maintain the Regional Growth Center Designation for Silverdale. Adopt and update development and design standards to promote pedestrian oriented development that ensures quality urban development. Support redevelopment that is consistent with the Silverdale Regional Center Plan and related development and design standards.
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