Planning
Vision 2050
Port Olympia Vision 2050 is the result of a 14-month community engagement process, our most comprehensive public outreach effort to date. The plan presents a new opportunity to ensure Port focus and investments yield benefits and outcomes that align with community priorities. The Port is grateful to the thousands of residents, customers and visitors who contributed suggestions during this engagement process.
Master Plans
The following master plans and land use plans help guide key areas of development and ensure that planning efforts align with Port initiatives and goals.
The Port of Olympia’s Comprehensive Scheme of Harbor Improvements
Together, these two documents meet the statutory requirements for Public Ports’ Comprehensive Scheme of Harbor Improvements.
All changes to the Port’s Comprehensive Scheme must undergo environmental review under the Washington State’s SEPA policy. An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was conducted on the Port’s Comprehensive Scheme in 1994-95. Since then, addendums have been issued to accommodate what have primarily been minor, administrative change to the plan.
The Port of Olympia prepared an Addendum to FEIS Minor Modifications to Port of Olympia Development Guidelines to addend the Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Strategic Plan for the Port of Olympia on April 20, 2017 to address modifications made in the May 22, 2017 Commission Approved Comprehensive Scheme of Harbor Improvements.
