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The majority of cities in Washington are required under the Washington State Growth Management Act to develop comprehensive plans that envision how a community will grow over the next two decades. That planning includes a Transportation Element addressing multimodal transportation needs both within the city limits and in the city’s Urban Growth Area – land where the city is expected to expand in to in the future.
Ferndale planners work with Whatcom County, the Washington State Department of Transportation and the Whatcom Council of Governments' Regional Transportation Planning Organization. The Transportation Element is updated at least once every 10 years through an extensive public process, the last update occurring in January 2011.
The transportation element serves as a guide to the City’s 6-year Transportation Improvement Plan and is the basis for the City’s transportation impact fees.
Links:
- City of Ferndale 6-Year Transportation Improvement Plan
- City of Ferndale Transportation Element of City Comprehensive Plan
- Full List of Transportation Projects Identified in Transportation Element
- Transportation Projects Map Based on Transportation Impact Fee Eligibility
- Spreadsheet Identifying TIF-Eligible Project Costs
- Traffic Impact Fee Chart: Main Street Master Plan
- Traffic Impact Fee Chart: Citywide (excluding Main Street Master Plan & City Center Zone areas)
- Traffic Impact Fee Chart: City Center Zone
Other Transportation Links:
- Washington State Department of Transportation
- United States Department of Transportation
- National Transportation Safety Board
- California Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways (PATH)
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