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Comprehensive Plan Update 2018-2038
Urban Growth Area & Comprehensive Plan - 2018-2038 Update
Stay Current: City of Pasco Comprehensive Plan Project Page
Public Meetings:
“The Pasco City Council passed Resolution No 3997 and Resolution No 3998 on October 5, 2020 recommending the expansion of the Urban Growth Area and certification of the 2018-2038 Comprehensive Plan be forwarded to Franklin County."
Please refer to the Franklin County Planning Commission website for updates on upcoming Workshops and Public Hearings.
For more information or to submit comments, please feel free to contact us.
Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) Public Comment
Comprehensive Plan
The Comprehensive Plan is a statement of goals and policies that outlines the community’s vision for the future. The Plan guides city decisions on where to locate new jobs and build housing, how to improve the transportation system and where to make capital investments – from animal shelters and libraries to sidewalks and utilities for water.
Pasco has grown rapidly (current population: 75,000) and by the year 2038 we will be home to over 120,000 people. The plan considers population and employment growth and how public facilities and services will be provided to accommodate that growth.
Comprehensive Plan Documents
Volume I Goals & Policies (track)
Volume II Supporting Analysis (track)
Appendix B: Franklin County – Countywide Planning Policies
Appendix C: City of Pasco Land Capacity Analysis
Appendix D: Non-Project Environmental Impact Statement
Pasco Comprehensive Plan- Final DEIS (track)
Appendix E: Public Participation Plan
Relationship to Washington State Growth Management Act
The Growth Management Act (GMA) is a series of state statutes, first adopted in 1990, that requires fast-growing cities and counties to development a comprehensive plan to manger their population growth. Under RCW 36.70A.020, the GMA established a series of 13 goals that should act as the basis of all comprehensive plans.
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Community & Economic Dev. Planning
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Rick White
Community & Economic Development Director
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Jacob Gonzalez
Senior City Planner