A second community meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 3rd, from 7p – 9p, on the renovation of the Woodland Park play area. The Seattle Parks & Recreation will host a meeting at the Phinney Neighborhood Association in Room 1, inviting feedback on the schematic designs for the park.
Yesterday, September 28th, the Office of Mayor Mike McGinn proposed legislation naming the one-block of North 34th Street, between Fremont Avenue and Troll Avenue, as J.P. Patches Place.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Seattle City Light (SCL), seeks an artist or artist team to develop a permanent, site-integrated artwork for SCL’s new Denny Substation. The substation will provide a new electrical power distribution system to serve the South Lake Union and Denny Triangle urban areas. The deadline for applications is Friday, November 2nd, at 11p.
At its monthly meeting, on Monday, September 24, at 7p at Doric Lodge #92, the Fremont Neighborhood Council has scheduled a forum on transportation issues with three heavy hitters on the subject, in addition to its standard business.
On Monday, September 10th, the Seattle City Council will discuss a loophole some residents have identified, and have shown extreme concern about. Read more about their position on this matter on the ‘One House Per Lot’ website.
The Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation will host three public meetings to learn from the community how they interact with the Parks website, social media and public computers available at Parks Community Centers.
The meetings will take place from 7p – 8:30p at:
Garfield Community Center (2323 E Cherry St) on Monday, September 10th
Northgate Community Center (10510 – 5th Ave NE) on Thursday, September 13th
Van Asselt Community Center (28200 S Myrtle St) on Monday, September 17th
The Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation invites the community to a meeting on the Lower Woodland Cloverleaf Ball Field and Tennis Court Lighting Replacement project on Tuesday, September 4th from 6p – 7:30p. The discussion of the existing lighting system for the ball fields and tennis courts will take place at the Green Lake Branch of the Seattle Public Library System (7364 E Green Lake Dr N.)
Seattle Public Utilities customers will have regular garbage, recycling, and food & yard waste collection on Monday, September 3rd.
Word on the street is that the Seattle Office of the Mayor is consulting with Fremont property and business owners along one block of North 34th Street – between Fremont Ave N and Troll Ave N – about giving that stretch an honorary name in memory of Seattle’s favorite clown, J.P. Patches.
On Sunday, July 29th, 2012, the Fremont business district will become the first Seattle neighborhood to be featured with coupons and special offers available from 14 area businesses – good for one-day only.
