Below are examples from both Washington State and elsewhere. The out-of-state examples are probably more in line with the shorter, more graphically oriented plan you are interested in. Nevertheless, several Washington plans also do a nice job incorporating graphics, even while being heavier on text.
Washington state:
- Aberdeen Comprehensive Plan (2022 draft) – Graphics are interspersed throughout
- Bellevue Comprehensive Plan – A clean format with several nice graphics
- Mount Vernon Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan (2016-2036) – Includes a variety of types of graphics
- Sammamish Comprehensive Plan – The city issued a call to artists for artwork in the Comprehensive Plan, which is a great way to get the community involved
- Tacoma Comprehensive Plan 2015 – The Transportation Chapter, among others, integrates graphic elements nicely to break up text
- Walla Walla Comprehensive Plan Update 2040 (2018) – Includes plenty of text, but nearly every page has at least one graphic
- Woodinville 2015 Comprehensive Plan (2015) – In addition to text, includes many charts, graphics, maps, and photos
Other states:
- Fort Collins, CO City Plan (2019) – Horizontal format with many graphics. Each “outcome area” has its own color scheme
- Horizon City, TX Shaping Our Horizon 2030: A Comprehensive and Strategic Plan (2020) – Horizontal format, concise plan, and graphics are woven throughout
- Memphis, TN 3.0 Comprehensive Plan (2021) – Over 400 pages but includes nice graphics
- Plano, TX Comprehensive Plan (2021) – Concise plan in a horizontal and user-friendly format