Archive for 'Long-Range Planning'
Here is a sneak peek of what to expect at the 23rd Avenue Joint Community Workshop & Open House on Saturday, June 29th (9 a.m. to 12 p.m.) at the Garfield Community Center. The day will begin at 9 a.m. with both projects (23rd Avenue Action Plan and 23rd Avenue Corridor Improvement
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Posted: June 18th, 2013 under Building Connections, Long-Range Planning.
Tags: 23rd Avenue, action, community, open house, transportation, vision, workshop
Join us for the next 23rd Avenue Action Plan (Union-Cherry-Jackson) Joint Community Workshop & Open House. Saturday, June 29 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Garfield Community Center 2323 E. Cherry Street This workshop and open house will be a combined event featuring two important 23rd Avenue projects: 23rd Avenue Corridor (Street) Improvement
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Posted: June 11th, 2013 under Building Connections, Long-Range Planning.
Tags: 23rd Avenue, community, neighborhood planning, public workshop, street improvement
The Central Area community has shown great passion through different stages and levels of engagement for the 23rd Avenue Action Plan that focuses on the community cores at Union, Cherry, and Jackson along 23rd Avenue. From early February to April, we started the project conversation by hosting 5 stakeholder group meetings and attending 9 meetings held by different community organizations.
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Posted: May 31st, 2013 under Long-Range Planning.
Tags: 23rd Ave, feedback, stakeholder
The Capitol Hill Champion invites you to a Community Catch-Up and Conversation on Monday, May 20, 2013. Learn about the work that has been done at the Sound Transit site on Broadway and be part of the conversation to shape what goes up when the red wall comes down. Find out what
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Posted: May 14th, 2013 under Building Connections, Long-Range Planning.
Tags: capitol hill, development standards, light rail station area, sound transit
In October of 2011, the Urban Design Framework for the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station Sites was finalized. The Framework articulated a vision of the community for the redevelopment of the station sites, offering development guidance and design guidance to the future developers of the station sites. Shortly after the Framework was
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Posted: May 13th, 2013 under Building Connections, Long-Range Planning, Top News Stories.
Tags: capitol hill light rail station, design guidelines, development, sound transit
Our Industrial Lands Study website is undergoing maintenance to prepare for our redeisgned website launch later this month. We've rolled the website back to our old information so that we can capture it for a new searchable archive site.
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Posted: May 8th, 2013 under Building Connections, Long-Range Planning, Top News Stories.
The City adopted South Lake Union legislation on May 6, 2013. Read the adopted bill, and blogs entries from the Mayor and City Council.
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Posted: May 7th, 2013 under Building Connections, Long-Range Planning, Top News Stories.
Tags: Adopted Legislation, South Lake Union
On May 13th City Council will be voting on the Rainier Beach and Broadview/Bitter Lake/Haller Lake neighborhood plans goals and policies that were amended through the neighborhood plan update. These goals and policies provide direction to the City as we undertake projects and programs in support of the neighborhood plan. The Neighborhood
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Posted: May 6th, 2013 under Building Connections, Long-Range Planning, Top News Stories.
Tags: city council, goals, meeting, neighborhood planning, policies, proposed amendments
For the past six months, we have been studying and thinking about the future of Interbay. Metro has introduced Rapid Ride giving residents and businesses more frequent transit. New apartments and offices are under construction. New businesses have joined long-standing ones to become part of an increasingly diverse business community.
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Posted: May 3rd, 2013 under Building Connections, dpdINFO Newsletter, Long-Range Planning.
Tags: ballard, Interbay, preliminary recommendations
Seattle City Council is proposing legislation that would limit the growing, processing, selling, or delivery of marijuana or marijuana-infused products to scales that are appropriate for the zoning designation and characteristics of the area in which they would be located. These regulations are being proposed in response to changes to state regulations that allow the production, processing, selling, and delivery of marijuana and marijuana-infused products for medical and recreational use.
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Posted: May 3rd, 2013 under Building Connections, dpdINFO Newsletter, Long-Range Planning.
Tags: marijuna, regulations, restrictions, zoning
