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Marysville · MAR-CP-2044 · Pages 287-320

Capital Facilities

The Capital Facilities Plan inventories existing public facilities and projects future capital needs for police, fire, parks, transportation, utilities, and municipal buildings to serve growth to 99,822 residents by 2044. It establishes level of service standards and financing strategies including impact fees, grants, and tax increment financing to ensure that capital improvements are provided concurrent with development. The CFP is required to be internally consistent with all other Comprehensive Plan elements and the City's biennial capital budget.

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Key Commitments
$200 million Downtown/Waterfront investment over 10 years, 156th Street/I-5 interchange completion 2025-2031
Goals (3 total)
  • CF 1: Plan and finance capital facilities to support the City's land use vision and growth targets over the 2024–2044 planning period.
  • CF 2: Ensure that capital budget decisions are consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and that facilities are provided concurrent with development.
  • CF 3: Pursue diverse financing strategies including impact fees, grants, bonds, and public-private partnerships to fund capital improvements.
Stronger Policy Language (8 policies)
  • CF 1: Maintain a six-year Capital Improvement Program that is updated annually and is consistent with the goals, policies, and land use assumptions of the Comprehensive Plan.
  • CF 2: Require that capital budget decisions align with and implement the Comprehensive Plan consistent with RCW 36.70A.120.
  • CF 2: Ensure that public facilities and services are provided concurrent with development to maintain adopted levels of service.
Aspirational / Monitoring Language (5 policies)
  • CF 3: Pursue grant funding, public-private partnerships, and other creative financing mechanisms to reduce the burden on local taxpayers for capital improvements.
  • CF 2: Encourage development in areas where existing capital facilities have capacity before requiring new infrastructure investments in undeveloped areas.

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