posted Apr 27, 2017, 8:42 AM by PRCC Webmaster
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updated Apr 27, 2017, 3:28 PM
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Hale's Ales Brewery (All Ages)
4301 Leary Way NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Thursday April 27, 2017
6:30 p.m. |
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Event type | Community Open House |
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Building Name / Room Number / Site |
The Palladium |
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Event Description |
City of Seattle staff will have maps and other information regarding proposed zoning changes to create more affordable housing.
Proposed MHA zoning changes that we will focus on are: Bitter Lake, Aurora/Licton Springs, Ballard, Crown Hill, NE 130th,
Greenwood/Phinney
Projects and
City departments planning on attending are: Age Friendly Seattle (HSD),
Design Review (SDCI), Ship Canal Water Quality (SPU), Open Space Plan
(OPCD), Democracy Vouchers (EE), Neighborhoods Streets and
Greenways Projects (SDOT); Mandatory Housing Affordability (OPCD/OH) |
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Talk to us at citywide
Spring Open Houses
Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, in collaboration with the
Seattle Office of Housing, Seattle Parks & Recreation, Seattle
Office of Planning & Community Development, Seattle Department of
Transportation, and others are hosting community Open Houses
across the city. Everyone interested in making a more affordable,
livable Seattle for all are invited to come, learn, and join in
conversation with your neighbors and City staff.
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What can I expect from these Open Houses?
You can check out all the information, talk with City staff and
your neighbors. City staff will be available to talk one-on-one and can
also take your comments. All meetings will have maps of urban villages
if you would like to talk about proposed zoning
changes. Click on the calendar links to the right to see which
departments will be attending each meeting.
What will be done with the comments collected?
Currently we are hearing questions and taking comments about
Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) proposed changes to neighborhood
zoning. Public comment ends on June
30 after which City staff will review collected feedback
and make adjustments to draft maps. We hope to provide summaries of your
feedback over the course of the summer and into fall.
What if I can’t attend but I want to give comment on these projects?
There are several ways to comment, so choose what works best for you. You can send us an email at HALAinfo@seattle.gov. If you would prefer to talk to someone, you can
call the HALA Hotline: (206) 743-6612. (Note: the hotline is staffed M-F from 9am
to 5pm, and has voicemail if you call during other times.) Anyone can join the online conversation about HALA at https://hala.consider.it/. If
you have a question and are not sure who to ask, call the Customer Service Bureau 206-684-2489 (CITY) voice or (TTY) 7-1-1 | |
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