Regional & Community Relations
Seattle Campus Annual Reports
The following documents are reports on the development of the Seattle Campus under the University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus, as approved with conditions by the Seattle City Council in December of 2003.
These documents chronicle the development of the Seattle Campus under the University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus, as approved with conditions by the Seattle City Council in December of 2003. Except for the first (April 2004), these Reports cover six month periods from January to June and July to December and include issues of development; housing and jobs; transportation; leasing, purchasing and gifts of real property; and the University in the Community. Starting in 2008, in accordance with the City/University Agreement, these reports are completed on an annual basis.
May
23
Read the twelth annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
May
20
Read the eleventh annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Jun
25
Read the tenth annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Mar
25
Read the ninth annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Sep
25
Read the eighth semi-annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Jan
25
Read the seventh semi-annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Aug
25
Read the sixth semi-annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Jan
25
Read the fifth semi-annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Aug
25
Read the fourth semi-annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
Jan
25
Read the third semi-annual report on the University of Washington Master Plan here.
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Theresa Doherty
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Aaron Hoard
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