Regional Center Plan

In the next 20years, Silverdale isexpected to increase by approximately 6,000 people and 9,000 jobs.

Focus

Kitsap County is developing a new plan for Silverdale:

Safe Accessible Streets

Infrastructure Improvements
Improved Circulation for Cars, Bikes, and People
Mixed -Use, Village, and Campus -Style Development
Natural Areas, Parks, Trails, and Open Spaces
Design Standards and Aesthetics
Parking Standards

Process
Public Participation
-ContinuousScoping
-2014-

Silverdale Urban
Growth Area

Background

As Silverdale continues to grow, it will attract new residents and businesses from throughout the Puget Sound. Good planning in anticipation of significant increases in population and employment is vital to
Silverdales continued econom ic prosperity.

Code/Design Standards

-2016/2017Implementation
-2017-

Phas e 3

In 2003, the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSR C) granted Silverdale

official status as a regional growth center, that is, a dense and
diverse urban area with a regional focus. Concentrating on population
and employment growth, government, residential, recreational, and
cultural activity development, our plan will meet PSRC regulations
resulting in a vibrant, centralized, mixed -use activity area linked by
transit.

-2015/2016-

Phas e 2

Silverdale is centrally located in Kitsap County at the north end of

Dyes Inlet. Established in 1854, Silverdales historic economic base
included timber and agriculture. Economic development, including a
port district, expansion of the Bangor Sub Base in 1971, and the 1985
groundbreaking for the Kitsap Mall secured Silverdales reputation as
a regional center.

Existing Conditions Analysis

-2014/2015-

Phas e 1

Silverdale Regional
Growth Center Boundary

Kitsap County - Department of Community Development

For more information: http://compplan.kitsap.gov.com