I posted the complete list of projects submitted for Neighborhood Street Fund/Cumulative Reserve Fund at the Safe Walks blog here.
The bottom line is that there are far more project ideas than there is funding.
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I posted the complete list of projects submitted for Neighborhood Street Fund/Cumulative Reserve Fund at the Safe Walks blog here. The bottom line is that there are far more project ideas than there is funding. An anonymous commenter to this post asked:
Here is more information from Eric Madis, Creek Steward for Victory Creek Park:
From the Seattle Police Blotter:
For the Northeast Seattle Trails (NEST) project: Thursday, April 9th Karen Rogulja, karen@feetfirst.info or (206) 652-2310 click on the image below to enlarge
I just received an email from a neighbor about someone presenting himself as a gardener selling installation of fertilizer sticks for evergreens. He is charging $125 for this “service” and is supposedly performing the work without a contract and then demanding payment. He appears to be targeting older people. Be cautious. photo: Seattle Times
Sounds like Thornton Place (the new development just south of Northgate Mall) is having some challenges in selling units. Has anyone been to the new restaurant that replaced the Burrito Express (one of my personal favorites in the neighborhood – I was really sad to see it go) on 15th Ave NE across from Safeway? between 5th Ave NE and Roosevelt Way NE. Actually, the first part is not so bad, especially since it is light in the evening now. In January. It happened to others. And (read the comments) it is still happening. This is the last update we received from City Light on the issue (back in January) is here. One issue that we would like to start a discussion about is how folks feel about letters written by Pinehurst Community Council on behalf of the Pinehurst neighborhood. Many community councils, district councils and similar organizations are often asked to write letters in support or opposition of various issues. Some examples of recent requests that Pinehurst Community Council has received for opinion letters include: a request to oppose cutting of trees at Ingraham High School and a request to support a landmark status request application for Lake City School. The issues that are the subject of these requests are often controversial and the support letters are usually requested to show community support on a specific side of the debate. Recently, we made a decision to not write any new letters representing the Pinehurst neighborhood until we have a community discussion and get input from as large a group of neighbors as possible. We wonder about the appropriateness of writing letters representing the community as a whole on issues on which many of us within the community have different thoughts and positions. Feel free to comment below. We are listening. And, we will likely have this as an agenda item at our next Pinehurst community meeting on May 4th. |
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