May 2nd, 2005
The Council voted on a proposal for the use of the Public Safety Building site, Resolution 30769. The proposal, sponsored by Council Members Drago and Steinbrueck, calls for using two-thirds of the site for open space, with the northern third set aside for private development.
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June 4th, 2000
On Wednesday, June 8 there is a City Council Public Hearing on the Pro-Parks Proposal for a $223 million voter-approved levy to implement Neighborhood Plan recommendations for parks and open space.
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Posted: June 4th, 2000 under
Neighborhoods,
Parks,
Public Safety,
UP.
Tags:
Arboretum,
Construction and Land Use (DCLU),
DEIS,
Music and Youth Task Force,
Neighborhoods,
noise ordinance,
open space,
Parks,
Seattle Parks and Recreation,
Teen Dance Ordinance,
UP,
Woodland Park Zoo
September 26th, 1999
This Monday City Council will vote to amend Ordinance 119260 to remove private encroachments on all shoreline street ends so that they are eventually opened for public access.
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August 3rd, 1999
The Department of Design, Construction and Land Use (DCLU) will hold a second public hearing on the People’s Lodge proposed for Discovery Park on August 11, from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The hearing will take place in the Rainier Room at the Seattle Center, in the Northwest Rooms of the Seattle Center campus, just off 1st Avenue North and Republican. 500 seats will be available. The first public hearing took place July 22; due to the overflow crowd, DCLU scheduled a second public hearing.
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Posted: August 3rd, 1999 under
Government,
Neighborhoods,
Parks,
Planning and Land Use,
Technology,
Transportation,
UP.
Tags:
bicycle lanes,
Construction and Land Use (DCLU),
Discovery Park,
open space,
Parks Department,
Pro Parks Citizen's Oversight Committee,
Public Access Channel 29,
SCAN,
Sound Transit,
traffic lanes,
UP
March 15th, 1998
A nickel can’t buy much these days, if ever it could. But you add a lot of them together and you got yourself some real pocket change. And if you add it to a 10 cent charge you’ve got a 50% increase. The City Council will probably vote this Monday which nut this additional nickel will crack, the citizen procurer of public documents or the departments which provide those documents. Passed out of the Finance and Budget Committee last week, an ordinance (Council Bill 112068) will increase copying costs at all city departments from the current rate of 25 cents for the first page and a dime thereafter to a flat 15 cents per page. A memo from the City Clerk explains the reason for the change.
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Posted: March 15th, 1998 under
Budget and Economic Development,
Government,
Neighborhoods,
Parks.
Tags:
Budget Committee,
city council,
Neighborhoods,
open space,
Parks,
UP,
Wallingford Community Council,
Wallingford Playfield
