145th Rezone and Corridor study meetings
Sunday, January 3, 2016
From Robin Lombard, co-chair, 145th St Citizens Committee
There are several meetings in January of interest to those affected the the 145th rezone / corridor changes:
Thursday January 21, 7-9pm City Hall Council Chambers. 17500 Midvale Ave N.
Planning Commission Public Hearing on citywide development code changes. Includes proposals for street trees and landscaping, etc. According to the public notice, this may be the only opportunity for written comment on these changes. Public hearing notice here.
Wednesday January 27, 6-8:30 pm Shorewood High School - Commons and Theatre.
17500 Fremont Ave N.
Light Rail station and facility design public meeting – the City is seeking public input on design principles for the light rail stations to be built in Shoreline. Announcement with details here.
Thursday January 28, 7-8:30 pm 301 City Hall. 17500 Midvale Ave N.
145th Street Station Citizens Committee (145SCC). We will review where the City is in the process of the rezone of the station area, including the 145th Multimodal Corridor Study.
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5 comments:
I can't wait for them to rip down the junky homes around 145th for the light rail station. We so need this refresh on a blighted area.
Those homes are our neighborhood. There are no "junky" homes here. Sorry if our lives, families, and tight-knit community are in the way of your new mixed use box with a Walgreens and yoga studio. If you don't like our home, stay away from them. We pay taxes.
Seriously! Who are these trolls who think thousands of residents and homeowners are dispensible? You are talking about real people, who work, pay taxes and vote and have just a much right to live here as you do, Anan 1/8, 2:48.
The City has made a serious mistake in thinking we are throw-away people. Folks who live in the Rezone areas have every right to be outraged. We are following the process and pushing back at every opportunity.
The streets of Intention are paved with gold.
Affordable housing communties are not. If looks are more appealing to you and lessen your understanding of others feel free to leave. The city doesn't tax your departure.
Gee! Where I have heard the comment about "junky homes" before. 1) a former planning commissioner, or 2) a citizen's committee member
Are the developers giving you ladies some kick backs for your cheerleading of displacement, demolition, and destruction?
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