Saturday, October 14, 2023, 10am – 1pm
All are welcome! Meet at the Animal Storm Sculpture on the corner of 45th Street and Wallingford Ave. N, across from QFC.
All are welcome! Meet at the Animal Storm Sculpture on the corner of 45th Street and Wallingford Ave. N, across from QFC.
Join us and learn about the connection between the neighborhood and Lake Union, along with past and presents efforts to preserve our many public access points to Lake Union.
Saturday, June 10th, 10am, Rain or Shine!
Location Update! Meet at Waterway 15, on the western side of Ivar’s, and the walk will leave from there. Plan on about an hour or two, ending at Stone Way. All are welcome.
To read more about the Wallingford Shoreline, click here: https://www.wallingfordcc.org/shorelines/
Join us on-line as Kristin presents the WCC survey results and shares what the WCC’s focus will be for the year.
To join, click here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88923577386?pwd=aTYzcndLQWFwbHpBREUrbHcyOGMzZz09
Meeting ID: 889 2357 7386
Passcode: 192433
There is no in-person meeting this month; online only. 🙂
Learn about the connection between the neighborhood and Lake Union, along with past and presents efforts to preserve our many public access points to Lake Union.
Saturday, June 10th, 10am, Rain or Shine!
Location Update! Meet at Waterway 15, on the western side of Ivar’s, and the walk will leave from there. Plan on about an hour or two, ending at Stone Way. All are welcome. 🙂
To read more about the Wallingford Shoreline, click here: https://www.wallingfordcc.org/shorelines/
Time: 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Date: Wednesday, March 3
Location: Zoom videoconferencing
This month our Monthly Meeting will be a Zoom Meeting. This means attendees can choose to share your video, raise your hand to participate, and see your neighbors.
The Wallingford Community Council (WCC) Board of Directors will each share exciting and thoughtful updates from their respective areas:
Darrell Bulmer from the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will discuss nearby projects in Fremont:
The N Northlake Way Retaining Wall project will repair and reinforce the retaining wall west of Stone Way N along Lake Union that holds up the buildings and the roadway. SDOT is conducting a survey to gather concerns and improvement ideas for this section of N Northlake Way.
The N 34th Street Mobility Improvements project will start construction soon to provide Protected Bicycle Lanes on N 34th Street between Fremont Ave N and Stone Way N. The Burke-Gilman Trail crossing will be improved at the intersection of Stone Way N and N 34th Street.
Time: 5:00 – 6:30 PM
Date: Monday January 25
Dunn Lumber is redeveloping the property east of their main building as “Latona Station”, a 6-story office, retail, and warehouse building. This project at 3800 Latona Ave NE is between NE Pacific Street and NE Northlake Way, and between Latona Ave NE and 4th Ave NE.
The Design Review Early Design Guidance virtual meeting (using Webex) will discuss the project. See the meeting information including the Design Proposal (29MB), and how to submit comments. Submit written comments to PRC@seattle.gov prior to the meeting. Sign up to speak for up to 2 minutes during the meeting. The sign-up form will be available 2 hours before the start of the meeting and will close 30 minutes after the meeting starts.
Dunn Lumber has been working on this project for several years. The Wallingford Community Council thanks Dunn Lumber for their community outreach and engagement, and for their commitment to maintain their business in the neighborhood.