Join In Discussions On Fremont Residential Concerns With The FNC

At the Feb 26th FNC meeting, hear a discussion about the public access to Waterway 23. Diagram provided by DNR WA

On Monday, February 26^th, at 7p, the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) will host its monthly meeting at the Doric Lodge #92. Everyone is welcome to attend these meetings, and learn more about issues and concerns to residents.

For February, the agenda contains presentations on two developments pending in Fremont – along with opportunities to ask questions and get answers on:

Mobility Improvements & Bike Lanes On N 34^th St, presented by Seattle Department of Transportation representatives (click here for more information)
Proposed office building for 3524 Stone Way N, presented by the architects (click here for more information)

In addition, the FNC will continue discussion of Waterway 23. The Lake Washington Rowing Club uses a dock there, and public use of the dock has recently included late-night parties and revelries that disturb the neighbors. The Rowing Club installed a gate to limit nighttime access, but this inhibits public access. In February, discussion concerns the Department of Natural Resources leases in the area, and the public access.

Attend the Feb 2018 FNC meeting to hear several informative presentations. Photo of a presentation by Will Sroufe to the FNC, Nov '13, by K. Lindsay Laney — Attend the Feb 2018 FNC meeting to hear several informative presentations. Photo of a presentation by Will Sroufe to the FNC, Nov ’13, by K. Lindsay Laney

Finally, in February, the FNC will also discuss preparations for its Annual Meeting, and election of Board Members, happening on April 23^rd. They will also share information on upcoming public meetings on HALA zoning proposals, and the ‘Your Choice, Your Vote’ initiative.

Come hear more about all of these issues, and raise your own residential concerns, at the February 26^th Fremont Neighborhood Council meeting. Find out more about this non-profit, all volunteer organization on the website (click here,) or the Facebook page.