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Transportation Improvement Program
The 2019-2022 Regional TIP was adopted by PSRC's Executive Board in October 2018 and final state and federal approvals were received in January. Documentation for the 2019-2022 Regional TIP is below...
Tracking and Delivery
2019 Project Delivery Summit
On December 4, 2019 PSRC hosted a summit on delivering projects with Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) funds. State and federal partners provided guidance on the...
Special Needs Transportation Funding
WSDOT Consolidated Grant Program
WSDOT has awarded the Consolidated Grant projects to be funded for the 2019-2021 biennium, with an opportunity for some projects to be funded for two biennia (through...
HIP Tool: Zero Lot Line Development
Background
Zero lot line development aims to maximize land use efficiency through the orientation of the house on a property. In small lot developments, where land is at a premium, or where narrow...
HIP Tool: Upzones & Rezones
Background
An upzone occurs when a jurisdiction increases the density of a district so that more units can be built on an acre of land. A rezone involves changing the allowable uses from non-...
HIP Tool: Transit Oriented Development Overlays
Background
What issues do TOD overlays address?
Overlays permit the residential forms and density, mix of uses and access to transit and amenities required for compact, mixed-use development...
HIP Tool: Transfer of Development Rights for Affordable Housing
Background
Although a TDR program is most commonly considered a means to preserve farmland, forest or open space, it can also be used to preserve affordable housing in urban areas. Manufactured home...
HIP Tool: Townhomes
Background
Townhomes are a common and well-established way to increase density and diversity. Styles that allow side-by-side units with individual yards fit well in single-family neighborhoods, and...
HIP Tool: Strategic Marketing
Background
Marketing can be crucial to a project or neighborhood’s acceptance and success. Marketing can be used to attract developers, investors, and residents. It can help gain community...
