The Seattle Public Schools has proposed new attendance area boundaries to accommodate an increasing enrollment, and construction of new school buildings. The District currently will accept public input on these Growth Boundaries via a survey through October 25th.
While many eyes glaze over at the mention of the Comprehensive Plan, there are those who know how this document affects nearly every bit of development, activity and innovation done in Seattle neighborhoods. For those who understand, be sure to answer the Department of Planning & Development survey.
The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods (DON) seeks community input on their programs, to help direct the department’s efforts to most effectively serve the community. The survey, at Survey Monkey, will close on June 30th.
An online survey, drafted by a team of graduate students at the Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington, has been launched with the support of Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn. Seattle residents are encouraged to give their impressions about public safety, by neighborhood and on public transportation.
A public survey on the 46th Street Mural project will close next Monday, December 13. To give your opinions – on the mural, the process, and the strengths and needs of the area surrounding the mural and the general neighborhood – go to http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/46thStMuralFall2010
