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Tacoma: Tideflats Subarea Plan Reaches Critical Milestone With Unanimous Recommendation from Steering Committee
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~ TACOMA, Wash. - After seven years of collaborative planning, the Tideflats Subarea Plan has reached a critical milestone with a unanimous recommendation for adoption from the Tideflats Steering Committee. This landmark decision was made possible through the joint efforts of the City of Tacoma, Puyallup Tribe of Indians, Port of Tacoma, Pierce County, and the City of Fife.

The plan aims to balance industrial growth with environmental stewardship, community needs, and long-term resilience in the region. Mayor Victoria Woodards expressed her excitement about this achievement, stating that it is a testament to the power of collaboration and shared vision. She also acknowledged the contributions of the business community and stakeholders who helped shape this plan.

The Tideflats Steering Committee was formed in 2018 and is comprised of elected representatives from each partner organization. Their role was to guide the development of the Subarea Plan, which incorporates thousands of community comments, staff presentations, expert analysis, and input from diverse stakeholders such as neighborhood organizations and business interests in the Port of Tacoma.

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One key feature of the plan is its focus on balancing industrial success with environmental restoration. This includes coordinated actions and investments to restore ecosystems, improve water quality, and protect biodiversity alongside industrial development. The plan also recognizes the rights and interests of the Puyallup Tribe in the Tideflats area and ensures that any development respects their cultural connections to the land.

In addition to environmental goals, the plan also integrates comprehensive climate action strategies such as decarbonization goals, adaptive measures for sea-level rise, and restoration of natural habitats. It also supports economic flexibility by preserving core industrial uses while encouraging industries that meet environmental goals and promote innovation in clean energy.

Transportation infrastructure is another important aspect addressed in this plan. It promotes proactive investments in multimodal transportation systems and incorporates green infrastructure solutions.

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Council Member Kristina Walker expressed her pride in being part of this project and highlighted the outstanding collaboration that went into developing the plan. She also emphasized the importance of stakeholder engagement in ensuring its long-term success.

The Steering Committee's recommendation will now be transmitted to the City Council and Tacoma Planning Commission. The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing and comment period in early 2025 before providing their recommendations to the City Council in Spring 2025. The City Council is expected to consider and possibly adopt the plan in Summer 2025.

Community members with questions about this project can contact Stephen Atkinson at satkinson@cityoftacoma.org or (253) 905-4146. More information on the Tideflats Subarea Planning Project is available on the city's website.

This milestone marks a significant step towards a sustainable and prosperous future for Tacoma, setting an example for future planning in industrial areas. The success of this plan would not have been possible without the dedication, engagement, and collaboration of all involved parties.

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