20221117 18265400 1.0 TRUE 150000000 5000 FGDC Neighborhood Areas are known to Planning as "Districts". Districts/Neighborhood Areas are generally identified for the purpose of creating community identity, rather than sharing any unique land use designations or overarching policies and regulations. <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P STYLE="font-style:italic;"><SPAN>The geographic limit of districts and areas that make up this category of Special Planning Areas extends beyond an alignment with any particular street, trail, river, stream, or other linear corridor. Districts may contain other smaller Special Planning Areas, such as subareas. Additionally, districts are generally consistent with the geography of one of the eight “neighborhoods” identified in the 2014 City of Auburn Community Vision Report. Generally speaking, districts are identified for the purpose of creating identity. This means that the land use designations and overarching policies and implementing regulations are not going to change from one district to the next. Instead, Districts are important for event planning, establishing park and open space level-of-service standards, and promoting community identity.</SPAN></P><P /></DIV></DIV></DIV> City of Auburn Planning team defines the boundaries of the Neighborhood Areas. City of Auburn GIS Team ensures the spatial accuracy, integration, and management of Neighborhood Areas within the GIS system. NeighborhoodAreas districts communitty identity special planning areas -122.333 -122.10 47.361932 47.23 1 Alexandria Teague City of Auburn Planning Services Manager external 0f70d9771d00097c734b959b814cea49f053d5134280578c910eebb8bdce656e Dane Carson City of Auburn GIS Manager True Dane Carson 20260305 external 0f70d9771d00097c734b959b814cea49f053d5134280578c910eebb8bdce656e Dane Carson City of Auburn GIS Manager True Dane Carson