We will hold the next Wallingford Community Council (WCC) monthly meeting Wednesday Feb. 2, 2022 at 7 PM.

Meeting Agenda:

• Welcome and Call to Order
• Councilmember Alex Pedersen – Bring your questions for discussion with Guest Alex Pedersen who will be joining us. Send your questions in advance to communications@wallingfordcc.org.
• Update on new apartment building on Stone Way N. – rescheduled for March meeting
• Board / Committee reports
• Good of the order – (anything you want to bring up).
• Announcements

We will hold the next Wallingford Community Council (WCC) monthly meeting Wednesday Nov. 3, 2021 at 7 PM.

Meeting Agenda for November:

• Welcome and Call to Order
• King County Property Assessment – We’ve heard some of you found the notice confusing. Bring your questions for discussion with Guest John Wilson, King County Assessor who will be joining us.
• Board / Committee reports
• Good of the order – (anything you want to bring up).
• Announcements

Time: 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Date: Wednesday, Sep. 1, 2021
Location: Zoom videoconferencing

We are excited to resume our monthly meetings, virtually for the time being, after the summer break.

Meeting Agenda:

• Welcome and Call to Order
• New apartment building on Stoneway – Guest Scott Lien, co-owner of developer Kamiak, will be joining us to share its plans for a new apartment building that will be located at the Stoneway Hardware site.
• New Woodland Supportive Housing Development – Guest Daniel Malone, executive director of Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC), will join us to share information about the proposed affordable housing development at 817 N. 50th St. and 4905 Aurora Ave. N.
• Good Shepherd Center (GSC) update – Historic Seattle and Meridian School are negotiating an extension on its lease. And, there are plans in the works to upgrade the building. As we continue to gather information, we’ll share what we know. Learn more about GSC’s history.
• Upcoming public hearing on the Seattle Comprehensive Plan – The update to the plan is underway and some proposed changes include renaming single-family zones as neighborhood residential zones.
• Good of the order – (anything you want to bring up).