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Welcome to Bellevue's Great Neighborhoods Program

The Great Neighborhoods program is the City of Bellevue’s process for developing community-driven, neighborhood plans that strengthen an area’s identity and guide future improvements.


The Eastgate draft neighborhood area plan is being reviewed by the Planning Commission. The neighborhood area plan outlines present-day neighborhood conditions, opportunities, challenges, and policies and reflect community feedback collected over the past ten months. The policies in the plan guide how the city invests in programs, facilities, and partnerships to achieve the community’s vision for growth over the next 10-20 years.


Eastgate Draft Neighborhood Area Plan


Read the Eastgate Define Phase and Refine Phase Engagement Report to learn more about community engagement activities over the past six months that helped shape the draft plan.

The Planning Commission is expected to hold a public hearing in September on the proposed plan before developing recommendations for the City Council about their adoption. This hearing will give community members an opportunity to share their thoughts about the future of the neighborhood and the proposed plan with the commission.

To learn more about providing comments at the hearing, visit https://bellevuewa.gov/planning-commission.


Welcome to Bellevue's Great Neighborhoods Program

The Great Neighborhoods program is the City of Bellevue’s process for developing community-driven, neighborhood plans that strengthen an area’s identity and guide future improvements.


The Eastgate draft neighborhood area plan is being reviewed by the Planning Commission. The neighborhood area plan outlines present-day neighborhood conditions, opportunities, challenges, and policies and reflect community feedback collected over the past ten months. The policies in the plan guide how the city invests in programs, facilities, and partnerships to achieve the community’s vision for growth over the next 10-20 years.


Eastgate Draft Neighborhood Area Plan


Read the Eastgate Define Phase and Refine Phase Engagement Report to learn more about community engagement activities over the past six months that helped shape the draft plan.

The Planning Commission is expected to hold a public hearing in September on the proposed plan before developing recommendations for the City Council about their adoption. This hearing will give community members an opportunity to share their thoughts about the future of the neighborhood and the proposed plan with the commission.

To learn more about providing comments at the hearing, visit https://bellevuewa.gov/planning-commission.


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  • Share Eastgate & Factoria are 2 VERY different neighborhoods, so how can you have a kick-off & ask people to "join the team" for both neighborhoods at the same event? It doesn't make sense and will be confusing! on Facebook Share Eastgate & Factoria are 2 VERY different neighborhoods, so how can you have a kick-off & ask people to "join the team" for both neighborhoods at the same event? It doesn't make sense and will be confusing! on X (formerly Twitter) Share Eastgate & Factoria are 2 VERY different neighborhoods, so how can you have a kick-off & ask people to "join the team" for both neighborhoods at the same event? It doesn't make sense and will be confusing! on Linkedin Email Eastgate & Factoria are 2 VERY different neighborhoods, so how can you have a kick-off & ask people to "join the team" for both neighborhoods at the same event? It doesn't make sense and will be confusing! link

    Eastgate & Factoria are 2 VERY different neighborhoods, so how can you have a kick-off & ask people to "join the team" for both neighborhoods at the same event? It doesn't make sense and will be confusing!

    Michelle Wannamaker asked 11 months ago

    Eastgate and Factoria are adjacent neighborhood areas with shared planning opportunities and community members who identify with both neighborhoods. The joint in-person kick-off event allows for participants to learn about the overall neighborhood area planning process, while also providing an opportunity for them to provide their ideas on opportunities specific to Eastgate and Factoria. The event will be structured to clearly identify how and where community members can learn about and provide feedback on either the Eastgate and Factoria neighborhood area plans. 

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