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Engaged Volunteers
You will be glad you did. The South Lake Union Community Council’s volunteers are an engaged group of residents, employees, and small business owners committed to solving problems and launching initiatives that guide South Lake Union’s future on a broad range of issues. This is your opportunity to meet your neighbors, work collaboratively on issues you care about, and enjoy the satisfaction of making a difference. See for yourself at the next meeting.
Attend a General Meeting
Plan to join your neighbors and participate in discussions about issues relevant to you and your neighborhood at our next gathering!
South Lake Union Community Council October Meeting Tuesday, October 6th
5:00 PM | Fred Hutch Cancer Center Thomas Building, Sze Suite, 1997 Ward St., Seattle, WA
Limited guest parking available in the Thomas Visitor parking lot or street parking available on Yale Ave N.
South Lake Union Regional Center Plan & Design Review Reboot Coalition
Kristen Mandt, City of Seattle, Subarea Planning Lead
Kristen will provide a brief overview of the regional center planning work generally, as well as an update on where we are in the timeline for the SLU plan and upcoming opportunities to engage in the work and provide feedback.
Julie Holland, SLUCC Board Liaison, Design Review Reboot Coalition Progress Report
Design Review provides a valuable opportunity for communities to ensure a new building reflects its priorities as well as the priorities of the city, architects, and developers. Learn about the city-wide Design Review Reboot Coalition’s work, in partnership with Allied Arts of Seattle, to enhance the process in lieu of new state legislation and what it means for all Seattleites.
Flip Your Trip
The Seattle Department of Transportation is running its Navigate the Neighborhood campaign in the Denny Triangle, South Lake Union, and surrounding neighborhoods through mid-November. As part of Seattle’s Flip Your Trip program, the campaign helps residents and commuters explore ways to walk, bike, take transit, scoot, or carpool.
Participants who pledge to replace at least one solo-driving trip per week may receive an ORCA card preloaded with $25 or Lime credits for shared e-bike and e-scooter rides (while supplies last).
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Meet Your Neighbors
John Pehrson
Phil Fujii
Kristie Logan
Jim Goodspeed
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What lies ahead for the City of Seattle’s designated leadership organization for the South Lake Union neighborhood?
More, much more. Join us as we work to make South Lake Union the best live/work neighborhood ever!