Politics & Government
Public Hearing on Downtown Building Zoning Code at Council Tuesday
The public will be able to weigh in on the height of buildings in Woodinville's downtown at Tudesday night's council meeting.
The Woodinville City Council is continuing public hearings on downtown zoning code amendments at its Tuesday, Oct. 18 meeting.
City staff will present additional information on maximum building height allowed in downtown. Here is the additional information requested by the council regarding downtown building eights and "Parapets."
Central Business District Basic Heights per WMC With a pitched roof (10 feet or 20% whichever is greater) per WMC21.12.170(3) Parapet Per WMC 21.14.91 (2)(ii)(A) Architectural Scale (at least two feet or .1 x base height). Other features that can go above? PerWMC 21.12.170
Base height with
no incentive 30 feet 49 feet 42.9 feet
Fire or parapet walls, skylights, (not cupolas) chimneys, smoke stacks, church steeples, major or minor communication facility transmission structures and street poles.
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Base height with
no incentives
(mixed us
development
that include
minimum of
25% of the total
area as office
space) 45 feet 55 feet 49.5 feet
Fire or parapet walls, skylights, (not cupolas) chimneys, smoke stacks, church steeples, major or minor communication facility transmission structures and street poles.
Maximum
building height
with incentives
but without
structured parking 51 feet (four floors) 61.2 feet 56.1 feet
Fire or parapet walls, skylights, (not cupolas) chimneys, smoke stacks, church steeples, major or minor communication facility transmission structures and street poles.
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building height
with incentives
and
structured parking 57 feet (with five floors) 68.4 feet 62.7 fee
Fire or parapet walls, skylights, (not cupolas) chimneys, smoke stacks, church steeples, major or minor communication facility transmission structures and street poles.
Tuesday’s meeting is at at 7 p.m. To read details on agenda items visit the city’s website here.
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