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30th Ave. Sidewalks and Drainage Systems
Update on Lake City Project
Work on the sidewalk and natural drainage project between NE 130th St and NE 137th St is nearly complete! Crews are putting on the finishing landscape touches and plan to complete punch list items over the next week or two. Now that the project is nearing the end, we’d like to remind you of ongoing maintenance.
Who is responsible for maintaining the natural drainage systems (NDS)?
Seattle Public Utilities is responsible for the watering, weeding and general upkeep of the natural drainage systems to ensure proper function. Residents are not required to pay for or perform any maintenance. In fact, it is important for residents to stay out of the NDS areas so they maintain their function. Continue reading “30th Ave. Sidewalks and Drainage Systems”
Vote for Neighborhood Projects
The voting phase for Neighborhood Street Fund 2019-2021 cycle is now open!
Click here for official City page
“We received over 300 project ideas in our application phase, followed by community prioritization to help narrow the projects. Now, we are calling on you to vote for the projects your community needs most now through May 5, 2019. Your vote will determine which projects in your district move forward for final selection by the move Seattle Levy Oversight Committee.
How to vote:
Online
At your nearest Seattle Public Library branch
At a pop-up event near (schedule below)
Monday, April 22 3:00 – 6:00 PM at Grocery Outlet (13201 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98133)
Tuesday, April 23 3:00 – 6:00 PM at Safeway (9262 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98188)
Wednesday, April 24 3:00 – 6:00 PM at Safeway (9620 28th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98126)
Tips for Voting:
Voting is open to anyone age 11 and up who lives, works, goes to school, worships, receives services, volunteers, or is part of a program in the City of Seattle.
Each Voter may cast one ballot per City Council district and may choose up to five (5) projects per district. If you mark more than 5 projects, your vote will not be counted.
Do your research: learn about each project at www.seattle.gov/NSF.
Remind your friends and family to vote
Thank you for your continued interest in the NSF Program. We look forward to your participation!
Sincerely, Neighborhood Street Fund Program
www.seattle.gov/NSF”
If you need this information translated, please call 206-733-9361.
Si usted necesita esta información traducida en español, por favor llame al 206-733-9361.
如果您需要把下列資訊翻譯成中文，請致電 206-733-9361.
Lake City Needs You
Community Event on May 4th
Saturday, May 4th – 10am to Noon
Seattle Mennonite Church – 3120 NE 125th St.
Come and learn about “Build Lake City Together” and how you can help shape the community where you live.
Free snacks, crafts for kids and entertainment
Free Tickets will be given out to the first ten households (max of 4 tickets per household)
Build Lake City Together is seeking volunteers to participate in the community informed action plan. We need your voice in areas including housing, parks and open space, clean and safe, education, transportation and more.
Lake City Business Luncheon
Successful First Quarter Event with City Leaders
Build Lake City Together (BLCT) is dedicated to the continuation of Lake City Future First’s efforts to connect business owners, property owners and service providers through our business luncheon networking and information events. On April 12th we were fortunate to host Deputy Mayor David Mosley, North Precinct Captain Sano, Christopher Williams (Seattle Parks Deputy Director) and Dusty Olson (strategic Advisor at the Human Services Department). A huge thank you to Jack and Hellbent Brewing for hosting and to Lake City’s own Tubs Subs for helping to provide lunch. The group also heard from Cesar Garcia with the Lake City Collective who is working with BLCT to support low income businesses in Lake City in 2019.
If you are a business owner or property owner in Lake City and would like to get involved, learn more about Build Lake City Together or find ways to connect to your business neighbors please email Chris.Leverson@CHS-WA.org.
Seeking Performers
“Concerts in the Mini Park” Looking for Musicians to Perform
Build Lake City Together and Lake City Arts and Culture are Thrilled to bring back the Annual “Lake City Mini Park Concert” series. We are currently taking applications for performers through April 30, 2019.
* Performers may be chosen in advance of the April 30th closing (we recommend applying early)
* Performances will be compensated at $250 total
* Performers with a significant cultural component are strongly encouraged to apply
* Professional sound engineering will be provided
* All performances will take place outdoors (canopy will be provided for performers) at the 125th Lake City Mini Park
* Performances will begin at 6:30pm and should last 40 minutes to 1 hour
Questions can be directed to Chris.Leverson@CHS-WA.org
Click Here to Apply