Shoreline Master Program Designation Maps- King County

Shoreline Master Program Designation Maps

The Parcel Viewer helps you find a specific parcel of property, and very basic information about that parcel. You search by the property address, the parcel number, or a street intersection; or you can locate the property on the map.

Once you find the parcel identification number (PIN), or you find the parcel on the map and you select it, you can view several predefined reports concerning that parcel. These include:

The Assessor Property Characteristics Report
Permits by the Department of Development and Environmental Services (DDES)
The Districts and Development Conditions Report

The Districts and Development Conditions Report contains some environmental data about the parcel, such as whether any of it is designated as wetland, or whether it is within the 100-year floodplain.

» King County GIS Center Parcel Viewer

iMap

Existing Shoreline Designations - Interactive Map
Note: this link will open a new browser window
King County iMap interactive maps provide a rich set of information, more than what is available through the Parcel Viewer. Pick the layer, "Shoreline Management Designation" from the list of layers and click refresh to view existing Shoreline Designations. View and query 1978 shoreline designations by making the "Shoreline Management Designation" layer "active", refreshing the map, then selecting the tool, and clicking on areas of interest.

This information is used by staff at the Department of Development and Environmental Services (DDES) to determine if development proposals are within shoreline areas, and if so, to identify the shoreline designation. Once determined, the appropriate shoreline development regulations can be applied to the proposal.

GIS Data Catalog Description: SHORELINEMMP

1978 King County Shoreline Management Designations

Conservancy environment
Natural environment
Rural environment
Urban environment

For more information about current shoreline designations, please see the 1978 King County Shoreline Management Master Program (181 Kb Adobe Acrobat file).

If you have questions about this information, please send us an e-mail.

Shoreline Master Program Current Program Property Owner Resources Designation Maps Shoreline Changes River Shorelines Video Lake Shorelines Video Saltwater Shorelines Video Program Update Site Map For questions about this Web site, please contact Fred Bentler, Dept. of Natural Resources and Parks webmaster.	KING COUNTY HOME \| NEWS \| SERVICES \| DIRECTORY \| CONTACT Shoreline Master Program King County, Washington You're in: Shoreline Master Program » Current Program » Designation Maps print e-mail bookmark Shoreline Master Program Designation Maps Parcel Viewer The Parcel Viewer helps you find a specific parcel of property, and very basic information about that parcel. You search by the property address, the parcel number, or a street intersection; or you can locate the property on the map. Once you find the parcel identification number (PIN), or you find the parcel on the map and you select it, you can view several predefined reports concerning that parcel. These include: The Assessor Property Characteristics Report Permits by the Department of Development and Environmental Services (DDES) The Districts and Development Conditions Report The Districts and Development Conditions Report contains some environmental data about the parcel, such as whether any of it is designated as wetland, or whether it is within the 100-year floodplain. » King County GIS Center Parcel Viewer iMap Existing Shoreline Designations - Interactive Map Note: this link will open a new browser window King County iMap interactive maps provide a rich set of information, more than what is available through the Parcel Viewer. Pick the layer, "Shoreline Management Designation" from the list of layers and click refresh to view existing Shoreline Designations. View and query 1978 shoreline designations by making the "Shoreline Management Designation" layer "active", refreshing the map, then selecting the tool, and clicking on areas of interest. This information is used by staff at the Department of Development and Environmental Services (DDES) to determine if development proposals are within shoreline areas, and if so, to identify the shoreline designation. Once determined, the appropriate shoreline development regulations can be applied to the proposal. GIS Data Catalog Description: SHORELINEMMP 1978 King County Shoreline Management Designations Conservancy environment Natural environment Rural environment Urban environment For more information about current shoreline designations, please see the 1978 King County Shoreline Management Master Program (181 Kb Adobe Acrobat file). If you have questions about this information, please send us an e-mail.
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	Updated: Jan. 16, 2007