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Adopted Policy and Plan Review Process
Description of process for reviewing planning policies and local and regional plans.
UrbanSim (Parcel-Based Land Use Model)
What Does UrbanSim Do?
Produces a growth projection for each year (currently out to 2040)
Predicts land development at the parcel level
Interacts with PSRC’s travel models so the impacts of...
Land Use Baseline
PSRC creates two growth projections to model the outcomes of different policy choices in small geographies. Land Use Baseline is one of them; Land Use Vision is the other. Land Use Vision is a growth...
Projections for Cities and Other Places
With Land Use Vision (LUV), we project how counties, cities and smaller places could grow in the future. The land use and growth assumptions in LUV—developed with assistance from local planners—...
Regional Macroeconomic Forecast
The Macroeconomic Forecast is an input to PSRC's land use and travel forecasting, and provides the growth assumptions used in our regional growth strategy. It is developed by PSRC with help and...
Bylaws of the Central Puget Sound Economic Development District
Bylaws governing the conduct and composition of the Central Puget Sound Economic Development District.
Industrial Lands
This report provides an assessment of economic activity on industrial land in the central Puget Sound region, including analysis of industry forecasts and the region’s ability to accommodate economic...
Path to full plan certification for six small cities
The Executive Board has unanimously approved an alternative path to fully certify the comprehensive plans for six small cities.
This new option allows full plan certification if the cities make a...
