Did you know the City is proposing to rezone our neighborhood to allow developers to replace single-family homes with multifamily lowrise buildings?
Who is the Committee for Smart Growth?
Who We Are The Crown Hill Urban Village Committee for Smart Growth was formed in 2016 in response to the City’s plan to upzone Crown Hill Urban Village as part of the Mandatory Housing Affordability policy. The Committee includes neighborhood organizations including Crown Hill Village (formerly Crown
2018 Smart Growth Recommendations
- Planning and design guidelines to support smart growth in our community.
- Investments in Infrastructure to accommodate growth.
- Creation of vibrant commercial spaces and business district
Contact City Officials
Updated January 3, 2019: The City Council is making decisions NOW on growth and the future zoning of our neighborhood. Neighbors are encouraged to follow the City Council proceedings, communicate with Councilmembers directly with concerns or suggestions, and attend a public hearing currently scheduled for February 21st at 5:00 pm
Latest News & Alerts, and Upcoming Events:
CHUV Rezone Amendments Available
Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) legislation and the rezones of urban villages in neighborhoods citywide are moving forward in the Seattle City Council with a final vote scheduled in March, 2019. What is the current rezone proposal being considered by the City Council? The Mayor and the Office of Planning and
Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) Rezones to Proceed this Spring
Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) legislation and rezones of urban villages citywide are currently scheduled to be debated and voted on in the Seattle City Council. The final vote is scheduled for March, 2019. Legislation to rezone urban villages is proceeding after a challenge by a coalition of neighborhoods to the