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The Shoreline PRCS will be hosting the Hamline Halloween Haunt on Friday, October 23.
Join your neighbors while we listen to spooky songs and stories, toast marshmallows around a campfire, ride the hay wagon, play Halloween games, and have our faces painted.
Dress warmly and bring a flashlight.
See the PRCS events listing for more information.
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Venue Change
Note that the meeting is at Anderson Plaza, not the North City Water District.
Dan Eernissee, Economic Development Manager for the city of Shoreline will be speaking on the city’s plans for future business development.
Learn about Shoreline’s 5-year development strategy. Get current status updates on projects like the Aurora Square Community Renewal Area, the Fircrest property and other sites in Shoreline.
Dan will also be sharing information about the “Promoting Shoreline” Initiative. See results of a recent survey of Shoreline’s desirability among targeted future residents.
Please join us!
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Please come to the North City Summer Picnic on Thursday, July 30!
Bring the kids and meet your neighbors. Further details are here.
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On May 20th, the city will host an open house regarding the 145th Street Multimodal Corridor Study currently being performed by the City of Shoreline.
145th Street (SR 523), which borders Shoreline and Seattle, is a major east-west travel corridor connecting north King County with Aurora Avenue (SR-99), Lake City Way (SR 422), and a future light rail station near I-5. The City of Shoreline is leading a corridor study to address traffic congestion, and improve safe pedestrian, bike and transit access.
If you have questions, please contact Catherine Lander at clander@shorelinewa.gov or (206) 801-2415.
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The May meeting of the North City Neighboorhood Association will include a presentation on the history of North City. More details can be found on the event page.
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The North City Neighborhood Association will be hosting a family picnic this summer on the evening of Thursday, July 30, from 6–8pm. We will be providing barbecue sandwiches, fresh popped popcorn — and a bouncy house!
Volunteers are need to help with food service, running the bouncy house and other tasks. Want to help out? Call Victoria at (206) 501-9121, or email northcityneighbors@gmail.com.
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The fight over the rezoning around the planned 185th Street light rail station is, apparently, not over.
On Monday, the Shoreline Preservation Society (SPS) filed a Complaint for Declaratory Judgment against the City of Shoreline. The action seeks to nullify the “planned action ordinance” (Ord. No. 707) which was adopted by the City Council on March 16. SPS has also filed a challenge to Ord. No 707 with the Central Puget Sound Growth Management Hearings Board.
For more information, including the legal documents that were filed with King County, or if you would like to support their efforts, see the SPS blog.
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Update
The Council adopted all three 185th Street rezoning ordinances at the March 16 meeting. You can read a bit more about the decision at the Shoreline Area News blog.
On February 23 the Shoreline City Council directed staff to make changes to the Planning Commission’s recommended zoning map for the 185th Street Station Subarea.
Council is scheduled to adopt the entire 185th Street Station Subarea Plan package, including the zoning map and development regulations, on March 16.
The current proposal has the rezone occurring in three phases:
The new phased zoning map
Read more about this at the Shoreline Area News.
The best way to comment is to email Council at council@shorelinewa.gov in advance of the meeting. There will also be a limited amount of time for oral public comment at the Council meeting on March 16.
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Take a stroll along 15th Avenue NE in Shoreline and enjoy live jazz at one great venue after another. This year, come early and enjoy “Jazz Bites” — delicious food items specifically provided for the event.
Performers include:
Tickets are available on-line. Buy now, tickets are limited.
The jazz bites start at 6:00pm; the music starts at 6:30pm in the outdoor venues and at 7:00pm in the indoor venues.
More information can be found at northcityjazzwalk.org.
If you’d like to volunteer at the event, contact Charlotte Haines.
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Topic: 70 Years of “Sourdough Days” — The History of North City
Vicki Stiles, director of the Shoreline Historical Museum, will be giving a presentation on the history of North City:
Please join us!