The other has to do with rezoning related to the updated Comprehensive Plan (aka One Seattle Plan). Specifically, this legislation would rezone land in newly designated Neighborhood Centers, in new and expanded Urban Centers, and along frequent transit corridors . Under the updated Comprehensive Plan, West Seattle has seven Neighborhood Centers and one expanded Urban Center (Morgan Junction. This would rezone those areas and “properties adjacent to frequent transit routes located in the Urban Neighborhood place type.” When the Neighborhood Centers – an entirely new area designation – were announced, the city said rezoning details would be worked out later, and that’s what this is about. The legislation with details needs City Council approval; its full text is here.