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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.

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.

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!

• Get to know your North City neighbors
• Games for kids
• Music
• Potluck — please bring a side dish, salad, or dessert for 12

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:

• How did North City get it’s name?
• What were the “Sourdough Days?”
• How does the past inform the present?

Please join us!

• Meet your neighbors
• Share ideas and concerns
• Learn about the North City Summer Picnic

Due to flooding at the North City Water District, the November meeting of the North City Neighborhood Association has been moved down the street a couple blocks to the activity room at Anderson House at 17201 15th Ave NE.

More information about the meeting is here. See you there!

After taking a bit of a vacation, our web site is back!

Look here for announcements of upcoming North City Neighborhood Association events and meetings as well as other neighborhood news and announcements.

Feel free to leave comments or suggestions about the site.

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.

• Local crime trends
• How burglars target and enter homes
• Strategies to defend yourself against crime
• How to organize a Shoreline Watch group on your block

Please come, meet your neighbors, and learn what we can do to keep ourselves safe.

“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.

• What changes to expect
• Property value impact
• Building heights
• Parking
• Zoning definitions

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.