This weekend, March 28th & 29th, in the wee hours (midnight – 7a,) the Fremont Bridge will be closed to all vehicles (cars, trucks and transit) while the construction crew finishes painting the 100-year-old structure. During the closure, two five-minute bridge crossing opportunities will be offered for pedestrians and bicycle riders at 1:20a and 2:20a.
On Monday, March 23rd, the Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) will hold its monthly meeting. All Fremont residents are welcome to attend and get involved in advocating on our neighborhood issues. FNC meetings are held at Doric Lodge #92 starting at 7p.
The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods has funds, through its Small Sparks program, for neighborhood-based clean-up events that qualify under the Spring Clean program.
Last Friday, March 6th, The Way Station Café shut down its popular drive-thru on Leary Way at the request of the City of Seattle Department of Transportation.
The City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture has launched ‘Spacefinder Seattle,’ a new website designed to connect artists and art spaces. This database is intended to list every rental space in the region useful to artists, arts and cultural organizations, but Spacefinder Seattle has only just begun and it will need help to grow.
On Monday, March 2nd, from 6p – 8p, at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, the King County Siphon Replacement team and the contractor hired to do the massive replacement of the nearly 100-year-old Fremont Siphon will give a vital update on the plan for this project.
The Lake Union Liveaboard Association (LULA) has asked for support at an upcoming hearing on the City of Seattle Shoreline Management Plan revisions on March 3rd at 2p in the Seattle City Council Chambers, before the Planning, Land Use, Sustainability (PLUS) committee, on the 2nd Floor of Seattle City Hall at 600 Fourth Avenue.
On Monday, February 2nd, at 8p, the City of Seattle Department of Planning & Development will host an Early Design Guidance meeting on a new office/retail building planned for 744 N 34th St.
On Monday, January 26th, at 6:30p, at University Heights Community Center, the City of Seattle will host a Design Review Guidance meeting on a residential and retail development proposed for 3627 Stone Way N.
The Westlake Cycle Track Project will enter its next phase in 2015, as Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) completes a detailed design and begins construction, proposed for this fall.
