The Northgate Stakeholders Group was formed in March 2004 as a result of an agreement reached by Mayor Nickels, the Seattle City Council, and members of the Northgate community. The group represents a wide range of interests in the revitalization of Northgate and advises the City on major projects coming to Northgate.

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OVERVIEW
The Northgate Stakeholders Group was formed as a result of the agreement reached in December 2003 by Mayor Nickels, the Seattle City Council, and members of the Northgate community, and represents a wide range of interests in the revitalization of Northgate.

The first charges for the group are to advise the City on a plan for open space and pedestrian connections, the Coordinated Transportation Investment Plan, the Fifth Avenue NE Streetscape Design, and planning for large developments. Large developments for the Northgate area include the Lorig development, the City's project for open space and a storm water feature to benefit Thornton Creek, King County's transit-oriented project, and expansion of Northgate Mall.

Five community forums to gather public opinion on major projects coming to the Northgate area have been held:

NORTHGATE STAKEHOLDER UPCOMING EVENTS & MEETINGS

Stakeholder Meeting
September 25, 2007, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., North Seattle Community College, North Star dinning room.

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STAKEHOLDER'S ADVICE


MEMBER ROSTER
There are 22 seats on the Northgate Stakeholders Group, representing community groups, businesses, Simon Properties Group, King County/Metro, major institutions in the area, condominium owners, labor, senior citizens, and youth. The Acting Chair is Dr. Ronald H. LaFayette, President of North Seattle Community College.

For a complete list of Northgate Stakeholders and alternates, view roster.

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