Agendas

Current meeting agenda is posted here: October 14, 2026

.  Green Lake Community Center/Evans Pool project. 

https://hdp-us-prod-app-seaparks-engage-files.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/8217/6495/2135/GLCC_Public_Meeting_Slides_Nov_2025.pdf

2. SDOT Aurora Ave N Planning update  

Aurora Ave N (State Route 99) is one of the busiest streets in Seattle, linking people to their homes, businesses, services, and jobs. This corridor serves the region's highest ridership bus route, the RapidRide E Line, and is vital for moving freight. It is also a top safety priority for SDOT because it has high rates of serious injuries and fatal crashes, especially for people walking.  It is also an essential Emergency Evacuation route

https://www.seattle.gov/transportation/projects-and-programs/current-projects/aurora-ave-project#En_x177460                                                        

3.  Comprehensive Plan Status  

      *    Currently on hold until the new year while supplemental EIS is being doneto analyze environmental impacts to Puget sound, all effects for increasing population estimate to 330,000 (from 120k) 

      Includes  Neighborhood Centers at NW Green Lake; Tangletown;  East Ballard:                                                     

      https://www.seattle.gov/planning-and-community-development/comprehensive-plan

      *    City Council Implementation OPCD meeting summary July 30

      https://seattle.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=15713927&GUID=BC8FF597-07F4-4582-A9D7-97ABDF24D48C

      note projected schedule

4.   Seattle Public School District Lincoln High School Playfield

Proposal to build an athletic field along 50th east of Aurora.  Seattle Parks Comissioners approve proceeding with EIS by Seattle Public Schools                                             

https://www.seattleschools.org/departments/capital-projects-and-planning/projects/lincoln-field/#gaa44323260ca

            Other announcements                                                                      

                   North Precinct Advisory Council 

                   Community-based volunteers promoting public safety education & partnerships within Seattle's North (Police) Precinct:  

                   https://sites.google.com/view/seattlenpac/home

                   City Budget meetings 

                   https://frontporch.seattle.gov/2026/10/05/your-voice-matters-how-to-use-your-civic-engagement-skills-during-budget/

                   OPEN Discussion

                   Community Councils are volunteer residents coming together to inform the neighborhood of projects and policies that affect our quality of life.  

                   If you are interested in joining Board of Director positions, please contact:

                   Phinneyridge.ccouncil@gmail.com

                  Tangletown98105@gmail.com