Greenwood Community Council Meeting
Special Time: Saturday October 3, 2:00 pm
Greenwood Library – 8016 Greenwood Ave. N
To start of the new year, we’re planning to hold a kickoff meeting – a rare Saturday meeting. This will give us time to break into groups and to discuss and reflect on the most important issues to work on over the coming year. There’s a lot going on in the neighborhood! This will be a great way to find out what your neighbors are excited or riled up about, and to make sure the community council is focused on what’s most important to Greenwood.
We will also elect a new council board to plan the meetings and keep GCC on track. If you’ve ever thought it might be fun to get more involved in the neighborhood or would like to talk to someone about being on the board (or weigh in on anything), please send us an email!
Agenda
- Intro and Overview of things going on in the neighborhood
- Break into groups to discuss key issues and priorities for GCC in the coming year: Land Use, Transportation, Safety/Health and Connecting Neighbors
- Report out and observations
- Nominate and elect board members
- Wrap up / Next Steps / Adjourn
I detest the traffic changes on Greenwood. The new DMZs in the middle of your street are ridiculous as are all the limited left turns. I live near 97th and it is stood that this street is the one traffic is routed to. There are parked cars on both sides, and two active parking lots. Cars have to take turns since there is only room for one moving car and pedestrians are at everyone’s mercy. 95th is much wider but we can’t turn there. And why do speed bumps extend across bike lanes too? Not to mention there are at least 12 speed bumps between 97th and 65th on 3rd. People with injuries suffer on these bumps no matter what the speed.