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A stakeholders group that will provide a balanced representation
of the Northgate community's diverse interests is currently
being assembled by the Seattle Department of Planning and
Development. This group will advise the City on the following
key decisions over the coming year:
- planning for large lot developments (particularly early
input on conceptual site planning), including but not limited
to the Northgate Mall, the South Lot, and King County's
transit-oriented development project
- an Urban Center Plan for open space and pedestrian connections
including bicycle and pedestrian circulation and streetscape
improvements
- the Coordinated Transportation Investment Plan
- implementation of the 5th Ave NE Streetscape Design
The stakeholders group was called for in legislation passed
by the City Council on December 8, 2003 (Council
Resolution 30642), with the Mayor's concurrence. The Council
Resolution identifies the interests that will hold seats on
the stakeholders group (see list
of all 22 stakeholder seats). It also specifies that organizations
holding seats 1-12 will designate their representatives. DPD
is seeking nominations for the remaining 10 seats (13-22).
Criteria for stakeholder nominees are listed in the official
nomination
form.
Geographic Area
For the purposes of the stakeholders group, the Northgate
planning area is defined as the area in the Northgate Area
Comprehensive Plan. It is bounded on the north by N. 130th
St., on the west by Ashworth, and on the south by NE 85th
St. The eastern boundary begins at 27th Ave. NE and N. 130th
and curves gradually westward, ending at 18th Ave NE and NE
85th St.
Timeframe
The stakeholders group is expected to hold its first meeting
in mid-March; future meeting dates will be identified at that
time. The group is expected to provide advice to the City
on the specified issues over the remainder of 2004.
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Get Involved
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Nomination Deadline: February 13, 2004
To nominate an individual for one of these 10
seats,
please download and complete the nomination
form and submit it by mail, email or phone
to:
Mark Troxel
Dept. of Planning & Development
P.O. Box 34019
Seattle, WA 98124-4019
mark.troxel@seattle.gov
(206) 615-1739
Related News
Read more about the Northgate code amendments
in past news stories:
- May 23, 2003
- December
18, 2003
Questions?
If you have questions or would like more information,
please contact Mark Troxel, (206) 615-1739,
mark.troxel@seattlegov.
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