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10/25/15 Board Retreat – Minutes

October 25, 2015 Rob Fellows Leave a comment

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Upcoming GCC Meeting(s)

This fall our focus is on making sure the community is aware of proposed zoning changes that would affect Greenwood significantly. For more information on this topic see our recently-updated Zoning page. And for background on the overall citywide zoning proposal including a very useful map showing how each block will be affected, see Seattle’s One Seattle Zoning Update Page.

The Community Council is trying to get the word out and ensure an opportunity for the community to learn about and discuss how the zoning change might affect your block and your neighborhood. We will be posting flyers in the blocks with the biggest up-zones to make sure people affected by the changes are aware they’re happening.

We held the first of two meetings on the proposed zoning changes on November 20 at the Greenwood Library. This meeting was to share information about the zoning update only. The presentation is below – click the icon on the bottom right corner to view full screen or see a larger version on the zoning page.

A second meeting is planned for community discussion of the proposals on:

Thursday December 12, 6:30-8:30
at the Phinney Neighborhood Center
Community Hall (in the Brick Building)
6532 Phinney Ave. N.

The best way to make sure you know when a meeting is coming up is to sign up for our email list, which you can do if you look across this page to the opposite sidebar.

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Correspondence

2016 - Rob Johnson on Accessory Dwelling Units
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2015 - Scott Kubly on Move Seattle
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2015 - Mike O'Brien on Pedestrian Zones
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2014 - Sally Bagshaw on Library Park Funding
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2012 - Support for Pocket Bog
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2012 - Richard Conlin on Janus Apartment issues
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Documents

2013 - Greenwood-Phinney Neighborhood Design Guidelines
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2006 - Greenwood Transportation Plan
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2002 - Greenwood Town Center Plan
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1999 - Aurora-Licton Springs Neighborhood Plan
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1999 - Neighborhood Plan (Section 1)
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1999 - Neighborhood Plan (Section 2)
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1999 - Neighborhood Plan (Section 3)
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1999 - Neighborhood Plan (Section 4)
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Presentations

2018 - Aurora: Opportunities Lost and Regained
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2018 - Overview of Proposed Changes to Zoning and Height Limits in Downtown Greenwood
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2018 - Overview of Transportation in Greenwood
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2018 - Greenwood-Phinney Greenways and Home Zones
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2018 - Doug MacDonald Transportation Slides
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2017 - Library Park Meeting (Cascade Design Collaborative)
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2016 - Mandatory Housing Affordability
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2014 - Greenwood Transportation Basics
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