Planning Commission gets new website
Earlier this month we mentioned that the Planning Commission has started blogging. Now comes even better news: PCPC launched its new website this week. Praise be! The dated and basic old site, with its cloying mauve columns, is finally gone, replaced with a new more user-friendly site based on the city’s updated, standardized web template. As with L&I’s recent web overhaul, PCPC’s new site also means that new layers – zoning designations and Registered Community Organization boundaries – were added to the city’s updated map portal.
Take one last look at the past, then head on over to the future:
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