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Creating a more walkable Northgate Urban Center is the focus
of a public workshop this month to plan for pedestrian and
bicycle connections.
Sponsored by Seattle Planning Commissioners, other design
professionals, and City staff, the workshop will give the
public an opportunity to help develop ideas and proposals
for a framework that connects important destinations, activity
nodes, and open space in a way that makes Northgate a pedestrian-oriented
urban center.
The “Improving Pedestrian Connections at Northgate"
workshop is scheduled for:
Thursday, March 25, 2004
4:00–9:00 p.m.
Verity Credit Union Conference Center
11027 Meridian Avenue North
This workshop is part of a series of project activities to
implement the City’s Northgate Resolution, adopted by
the Mayor and Council in 2003.
Pedestrian Connections Survey & Tours
For information about an upcoming pedestrian connections survey
and self-guided tours that will provide an “on the ground”
look at what exists, as well as gaps and opportunities, contact
Barb Wilson at the Seattle Planning Commission as detailed
at right.
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For More
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Workshop Registration
Preregistration for the workshop is encouraged.
To register or receive more more information,
visit the Seattle
Planning Commission website or contact:
Barb Wilson, DPD
Planning Comm. Analyst
(206) 684-8694
barbaraE.wilson@seattle.gov
Other Northgate Activities
A stakeholders group has been formed to advise
the City on major projects coming to Northgate.
See March 12, 2004 news
story.
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