Home Zone: Olympic Hills
Updated: April, 2023
Current Status
The Olympic Hills Steering Committee held their fourth meeting on April 18--see the Steering Committee Presentations tab below for the full presentation. Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) staff presented updated project scope and cost estimates and the Steering Committee discussed a project prioritization framework.
The Second Draft Home Zone map will be based on the Steering Committee's priority projects but will also include unfunded projects. The Olympic Hills community will then be surveyed to gauge their support for the Home Zone.
Draft Home Zone
Below is the first Draft Home Zone map for Olympic Hills, it is based on the comments received during the community walks as well as input and guidance from the Olympic Hills Steering Committee. The map will go through several iterations and circulate for public comment before projects are finalized.
Background
After some early planning meetings, the Olympic Hills Home Zone officially kicked off in the Summer of 2022. In late August there were four community led walks through the neighborhood. We had a solid turnout of over 30 people per walk including SDOT Director Greg Spotts. Residents shared their thoughts and concerns with SDOT, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) staff and elected officials.
May 16th, 2023 Steering Committee Presentation
April 18th, 2023 Steering Committee Presentation
March 21st, 2023 Steering Committee Presentation
February 21st, 2023 Steering Committee Presentation
November 2nd, 2022 Steering Committee Presentation
Curious about what's happening with the Steering Committee? Please reach out to Muriel Lawty with the subject line "Olympic Hills Steering Committee"
Previous Drafts and Maps
Interactive Community Walk Map
Additional Resources
Curious about what a Home Zone means for your neighborhood? Take a look at the Home Zone Toolkit to see the kinds of projects that may be possible