GIS Data Catalog

Zoning Changes 1995-2020

Zoning Changes 1995-2020

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Summary


Changes affecting the outright or potential zoning designations including development condition suffixes to the official King County zoning map after February 1995 up to the present day.

Description


Changes affecting the outright or potential zoning designations including development condition suffixes to the official King County zoning map after February 1995 up to the present day.

When the instrument of change is known the Ordinance number and effective date is provided.

An exhaustive search of rezones has not been conducted and likely accounts for some undocumented changes.

Changes adopted by the ordinance #12823 and #12824 removed all previously existing p-suffix and special district overlay development conditions in unincorporated King County and applied an entirely new set with changed numeric references.

These ordinances were considered the third and final phase of the first comprehensive plan implementation consistent with the Washington Growth Management Act.

This layer establishes the starting point for the development condition changes tracked in the Historic Land Use Change Database.


Layer information

Layer Name zoning_changes_area
Subject Category Planning
Title Zoning Changes 1995-2020
Feature Count 16460
Feature Type Polygon
Spatial reference EPSG:2926
Control ID 2903
Place Keywords Washington State, King County, WA, Pacific NW
Theme Keywords Planning, Planningcadastre
Supplemental Information None

Attribute information

OBJECTID

From Esri

Description

Internal feature number.

Domain

Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.

OUTRIGHT_ZONE

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

Not Found

POTENTIAL_ZONE

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

A-10, A-10-SO, CB, CB-P, CB-SO, I, I-P, I-P-SO, I-P/CB-P, I-SO, M, M-P, M-P-SO, M-SO, NB, NB-P, R-12, R-12-P, R-12-P-SO, R-12-SO, R-18, R-18-P, R-18-P-SO, R-18-SO, R-24, R-24-P, R-24-P-DPA, R-24-P-SO, R-24-P-SO-DPA, R-24-SO, R-48-P-SO, R-48-SO, RA-2.5, RA-2.5-P-SO, RA-2.5-SO, RB, RB-P, RB-P-DPA, RB-P-SO, RB-P-SO-DPA, RB-SO

OLD_ZONE

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

Not Found

OLD_POTENTIAL

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

A-10, A-10-SO, CB, CB-P, I, I-P, I-P-SO, I-P/CB-P, M, M-P, M-P-SO, M-SO, NA, NB, NB-P, R-12, R-12-P, R-12-P-SO, R-12-SO, R-18, R-18-P, R-18-P-SO, R-24, R-24-P, R-24-P-DPA, R-24-P-SO, R-24-P-SO-DPA, R-24-SO, R-4, R-4-P, R-48-P, R-48-P-SO, R4, RA-2.5, RA-2.5-P, RA-2.5-P-SO, RA-2.5-SO, RB, RB-P, RB-P-DPA, RB-P-SO, RB-P-SO-DPA, RM-1800

EFFECTIVE_DATE

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

Not Found

ORDINANCE

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

UNREPRESENTED DOMAIN

FILE_NO

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

UNREPRESENTED DOMAIN

URL

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

UNREPRESENTED DOMAIN

LEGISTAR

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

https://mkcclegisearch.kingcounty.gov/Legislation

NOTES

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

Change present between 1995 and published Zoning map as of March 2022., Change present between 1995 and published Zoning map as of March 2022. Checked, Checked, FIX

DEV_COND

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

N, Y

SQ_FT

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

1.86243155 to 874795477.405 by

ACRES

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

4.276e-05 to 20082.5408036 by

ModifiedBy

From King County

Description

Not Found

Domain

jlinn, mccombsp

DBCreateDate

No Source Noted

Description

Not Found

Domain

Not Found

DBModDate

No Source Noted

Description

Not Found

Domain

Not Found

Shape

From Esri

Description

Feature geometry.

Domain

Coordinates defining the features.

Shape.STArea()

From SQL Server

Description

Returns the area of a geometry instance in square units, based on the spatial reference identifier (SRID) of the geometry.

Domain

Double

Shape.STLength()

From SQL Server

Description

Returns the total length of the elements in a geometry instance.

Domain

Double


Contact information

Maintained by Office of Performance, Strategy and Budget
Primary Nanette Lowe

nanette.lowe@kingcounty.gov


Terms of Use

Summary


Changes affecting the outright or potential zoning designations including development condition suffixes to the official King County zoning map after February 1995 up to the present day.

Description


Changes affecting the outright or potential zoning designations including development condition suffixes to the official King County zoning map after February 1995 up to the present day.

When the instrument of change is known the Ordinance number and effective date is provided.

An exhaustive search of rezones has not been conducted and likely accounts for some undocumented changes.

Changes adopted by the ordinance #12823 and #12824 removed all previously existing p-suffix and special district overlay development conditions in unincorporated King County and applied an entirely new set with changed numeric references.

These ordinances were considered the third and final phase of the first comprehensive plan implementation consistent with the Washington Growth Management Act.

This layer establishes the starting point for the development condition changes tracked in the Historic Land Use Change Database.


Contact information

Maintained by Office of Performance, Strategy and Budget
Primary Nanette Lowe

nanette.lowe@kingcounty.gov


Terms of use and copyright


Change history

4/28/2022

Changes were produced by referencing 1990s & 2000s era GIS feature classes, official adopted ordinance documents and other historic data sources.

Additionally the 1995 Zoning Ordinance# 11653 feature class was compared to the current zoning_area feature class and all changes were compared to what was produced initially and any undocumented changes were added to the layer for future use in identifying errors and recording additional documentation.

Various methods were used to find conflicts between the various changes and reconcile them.

Addition improvements are expected to occur over time as users identify additional resources to resolve conflicts and populate undocumented features.