A. To create a distinct, strong identity for the city center, producing a heart for Lynnwood that is surrounded by solid neighborhoods.

B. To provide opportunities to increase the city’s tax base, thereby helping to fund public improvements and public services.

C. To encourage private and public investment, attract shoppers and visitors, and appeal to existing and new residents.

D. To produce a concentration and a mixture of commercial, office, retail, residential, and civic uses within the city center.

E. To develop a city center that supports pedestrian movement and use of public transit.

F. To implement both the city’s comprehensive plan and the city center subarea plan.

G. To promote attractive streetscapes and urban green spaces. (Ord. 2554 § 1, 2005)