Comprehensive Plan amendments include amendments to the text (policies, programs, and implementation measures) and land use map.  Many map amendments will also require a concurrent rezone, which is an amendment to the City’s Zoning Map.  Comprehensive Plan amendments are considered only once a year in compliance with State law.  The application deadline is generally near the end of June each year.  All Comprehensive Plan amendments and concurrent rezone applications for a given year move through the process together. 

2008 Proposed Amendments
Bleek, SEPA Determination & Checklist	Link
Shoemaker, SEPA Determination & Checklist		Link
CEMEX Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (DSEIS)
Cover Letter		Link
Table of Contents		Link
Chapter 1, Summary		Link
Chapter 2, Impacts and Mitigation		Link
Appendix A, Application – Part 1 of 2		Link
Appendix A, Application – Part 2 of 2		Link
Appendix B, Distribution List		Link
Appendix C, Industrial Lands Analysis		Link
Appendix D, Traffic Study – Part 1 of 4		Link
Appendix D, Traffic Study – Part 2 of 4		Link
Appendix D, Traffic Study – Part 3 of 4		Link
Appendix D, Traffic Study – Part 4 of 4		Link
Appendix E, Design Guidelines – 1 to 26		Link
Appendix E, Design Guidelines – 27 to 54		Link
Appendix E, Design Guidelines – 55 to 80		Link
Appendix E, Design Guidelines – 81 to 91		Link
Appendix E, Design Guidelines – 92 to 106		Link
Appendix E, Design Guidelines – 107 to      128, and Appendices		Link

If you would like more information regarding the amendment process, please contact Dave Koenig or Bob Larsen at 425-257-8731 or email to dkoenig@ci.everett.wa.us or blarsen@ci.everett.wa.us.