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At the City Council meeting on February 23, the Council is schedule to adopt development regulations for the 185th street station subarea. That means this is when the rezoning plans will become law!
The zoning plans are still in flux. Contact the city council now with your input.
You can find more information on the city’s light rail page.
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At the City Council meeting on February 9, the Council will review the Planning Commission recommendations and proposed phasing of zoning and development regulations for the 185th street station subarea.
This will be among the last opportunities for citizens to voice their input regarding the planned zoning changes. Since the zoning plans are still in flux, it is important that all who care make their opinions known.
You can find more information on the city’s light rail page.
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On December 11 at City Hall, the 145th Station Citizens Committee (145SCC) will host a panel discussion on taxes and real estate for homeowners in the two light rail station subareas.
The idea for the panel emerged out of the meetings of the 145SCC, at which homeowners questioned the potential implications of redevelopment of neighborhoods surrounding the future 145th Station, particularly in regards to taxes and real estate. These topics are also applicable to homeowners in neighborhoods adjacent to the future 185th Station.
The volunteer panelists include representatives from King County Department of Assessments, Windermere Real Estate, and North Coast Realty Advisors. The event will be held in the Council Chambers of Shoreline City Hall at 7pm to 8:30pm, 17500 Midvale Ave N.
All are welcome. Questions about the event may be directed to 145SCC@gmail.com.
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Keep the date open for the February meeting of the North City Neighborhood Association.
Shoreline police officer Steve Perry will be speaking about crime prevention and traffic safety in North City.
Please come, meet your neighbors, and learn what we can do to keep ourselves safe.
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We invite you to the 16th annual North City tree lighting event. Bring the whole family to Lew Schwab at 180th & 15th Ave NE to help light the 25 foot “tree” on top of the North City water tower.
There will be live music and children can have their pictures taken with Santa (courtesy of the North City Walgreens.) We will have coffee and other refreshments to help keep you warm, so don’t let the weather keep you from coming out.
We will be collecting non-perishable food items for Hopelink.
This free event is sponsored by:
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Due to flooding at the North City Water District offices, this meeting has been moved down the street to the activity room at Anderson House.
“Find out what’s happening before the bulldozer shows up!”
Mark your calendar for the next North City Neighborhood Meeting!
Light rail is coming to North City, and the city is going to be making considerable zoning changes as part of the 185th Street Station Subarea Plan. The current “preferred alternative” under consideration would assign a MUR-85 designation — allowing the construction of seven story buildings — to significant portions of North City. The Planning Commission and City Council will be voting on the plan within the next few months, so the time to provide input is now.
At the November meeting, Miranda Redinger, Senior Planner for the City of Shoreline, will be giving a presentation to get us “caught up” on the zoning changes under consideration.
There will also be a discussion on what opportunities there are to influence the decisions being made.
Please come!
If your have questions, please call (206) 801-2253, or leave a comment below.
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Bricks 4 Kidz Summer Camps and afterschool enrichment classes integrate collaborative team building activities using LEGO® Model Making, Robotics, Art, and Stop Motion Animation into challenging programs incorporating Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM).
The 2014 summer camps will be held at the Shoreline Conference Center from July through August.
Register by April 25th 2014 and get 20% off! Use coupon code: 5310D886B8B81
Here’s a flyer with more details about the camps.
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RSVP by Monday, 4/28 to 206-801-2218 or deernisee@shorelinewa.gov
Fred Kent, the President of Project for Public Spaces, calls Placemaking “the thing that turns a neighborhood, street, or city from a place you can’t wait to get through to one you never want to leave.” If you are a Shoreline resident who longs to make your neighborhood memorable, wonderful place, this workshop is for you.
This fun and high-energy workshop includes a working potluck dinner, fascinating placemaking concepts, inspiring case studies, and ample time to share and process your ideas. If you are creative, passionate, or simply curious about improving the function of your local public realm with “lighter, quicker, cheaper” placemaking projects, we invite you to come to the workshop and collaborate with like-minded neighbors.
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Join the Shoreline Tree/PRCS Board at an open house on Thursday, January 23 from 6:00pm to 7:00pm in the Shoreline City Hall Council Chambers to learn about the City’s efforts to develop an Urban Forest Strategic Plan for the City.
An outline of the development of the strategic plan will be discussed. Guests are encouraged to ask questions, provide comments, and weigh in on the top priorities for the City’s urban forestry program. Board members, staff and consultant Elizabeth Walker, Consulting Urban Forester, of Terra Firma Consulting will be available to discuss this exciting project.
The development of this strategic plan is a collaborative process between City staff, the advisory Tree Board (PRCST Board), and the public, facilitated by an urban forestry consultant.
For more information visit the Urban Forest Strategic Plan Webpage.
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Come learn how you can make a difference at Shoreline’s off-leash dog areas.
Join us for a fun evening with ShoreDOG. View video contest entries and vote on the best one. Share your ideas for what ShoreDOG should be doing this year. Meet other off leash dog area users and the ShoreDOG leaders!
For More Information: Visit our FaceBook page, email us, or visit our community calendar.
ShoreDOG is having a Video Contest!
In a video, tell ShoreDOG why you love Shoreline’s dog parks! Don’t forget to include your dog.
Take a video and post it to the ShoreDOG FaceBook page. Videos will be viewed at the meeting, and the people’s choice award will receive a doggy gift basket sponsorted by ShoreDOG.
You must be present at the February 4th meeting to win.
Don’t forget to like us on Facebook!
ShoreDOG is a Washington State non-profit stewardship organization that supports the creation and maintenance of dog off-leash areas within Shoreline.
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