City of Tacoma GISGoal UF-10 Establish designated corridors as thriving places that support and connect Tacoma's centers. Corridors, like centers, are areas where Tacoma will grow and change over the next 25 years. They are busy, active streets with redevelopment potential. They are close to neighborhoods and are places with transit, stores, housing and employers. They need to be planned, designed and improved to be places that benefit and become successful additions to surrounding neighborhoods. The largest places of focused activity and density along these corridors are designated as centers. Corridors are not intended to be long commercial strips or a single land use pattern, but to achieve a range of land use types and densities that vary along the corridor. For more information refer to Chapter 2: Urban Form from Book I, Core Policy Elements, of One Tacoma Comprehensive Plan. Contact: Stephen Atkinson, Principal Planner planning@cityoftacoma.orgArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/919a54acc555486287cb114c7d88fa2b_0engTacoma Open DataPublicCorridors (Tacoma) [Washington (State)--Tacoma]Web servicesWashington (State)--TacomaWashington (State)Last Modified: 2026-01-08