Hello Belltowners!
We are excited to announce the return of the Belltown First Friday Wine Share. We are pleased the New Labor Temple (located at 2800 1st Avenue) will be hosting this event on January 6, 2023 from 6 pm to 8 pm.
Same rules as of old – bring a bottle of wine and a friend. Noshes will be provided.
Welcome the season with your Belltown neighbors!
Come join the Belltown Community Council Holiday party December 15th from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at the historic Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater (2322 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121)
This will be a low key gathering.
No secret Santas.
No white elephant exchange
No work stress
No family drama
Just neighbors having drinks together.
Our next meeting is this Wednesday, Nov 9, 2022 at 6:30 pm, at ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY 2400 3rd Ave. Seattle, WA 98121.
On the agenda:
Belltown Restaurant Update with Ronald Holden
Ronald Holden is a noted local author and critic who has been reporting on Seattle’s food and wine scene for decades.
Belltown Community Council Meeting
Wednesday, OCT 9th, 2019 at 6:30pm
Antioch University 2400 3rd Avenue (2nd fl.)
Catering provided by our friends at
WINERYBOUND
https://www.winerybound.com/events
Agenda Items:
–Detective Brownlee of the Seattle Police Department with a BELLTOWN safety update
–The Seattle Public Library – highlights on resources, programs, and services
– Jay Lyman, Librarian – Marion Scichilone, Assistant Managing Librarian
–West portal park update – BDS representative
–Key Arena project update
–Waterfront project update
Belltown Community Council Meeting
Wednesday, SEPT 11th, 2019 at 6:30pm
Antioch University, 2400 3rd Avenue #200
CATERING PROVIDED BY OUR FRIENDS AT RABBIT HOLE
·3010 1st Ave (Encore Apartments) – Affordable housing development project update by Genevieve Hale-Case (10 – 15 mins)
·Office of Planning and Community Development (“OPCD”) – “Presentation / discussion on proposed changes to development standards to accommodate modular and panelized construction on smaller lots” (up to 1 hour)
Belltown Community Council Meeting
Wednesday, JULY 10th, 2019 at 6:30pm
Antioch University, 2400 3rd Avenue #200
Catering provided by our friends at BUCKLEY’S
Agenda Includes:
• Introduction to Belltown 20|20
• West Portal / Battery Street Opportunity – Aaron Asia
• Battery Street Park Activation – David Levinson
• A Belltown Call to Action – Assignments & Next Steps
Speakers: Shailee Sztern, Project Manager, Seattle Public Utilities; Officer Donald Little, Community Policing Team.
We will also have an open forum where we want you to share your ideas, discuss any issues and concerns or let us know what’s working.
Antioch University, Room 202 A/B., 2400 3rd Avenue, Seattle, WA. 98121. Agenda/ Speakers:
Welcome and Introductions.
Announcements, including information about voting vouchers.
Michael George – Running for City Council. 5 mins.
MID – Blake Sundstrom
LEAD – Tim Candela
SPD – Officer Don Little, Community Policing Team, West Precinct
FOOD: Black Bottle is providing food for tonight’s meeting.
The room is upstairs and elevators are available. The doors are locked at 6pm but we have a volunteer who will let you in. Just let them know you are there for the meeting.
You can arrive any time after 6pm. See you soon!
** NEW LOCATION ** Antioch University, 2400 3rd Avenue #200
FOOD BY OUR FRIENDS AT
BLACK BOTTLE
http://www.blackbottleseattle.com/
As we start 2019, we have a new place to meet, but on the same day and times:
Second Wednesday of the month, starting promptly at 6.30 – 8.00pm
Antioch University, 2400 3rd Avenue, upstairs in room 202. They have elevators.
Agenda Items:
– Officer Don Little, Belltown Community Policing Officer – The State of Belltown
– Tim Candela, LEAD Project Manager
– Dave Willard – MID – Safety, Security & Belltown MID Statistics
– Community Updates
Go to: BELLTOWNCC.ORG Add your contact info get Email updates
Be sure to visit us at https://www.facebook.com/belltowncc – “LIKE” TO GET UPDATES
GREAT MEETING ! – NEW LOCATION !
***FOOD & WINE***
Wednesday, JAN 9th, 2018 at 6:30pm
Antioch University, 2400 3rd Avenue #200
** FOOD BY MEEKONG BAR & GRILLE and WINE SERVICE **
Agenda:
– Brian Chu from Saqlly Bagshaw’s office
– Dewayne Matlock with Washington Department of Transportation and Alex Prentiss with Kiewit Construction will discuss the upcoming Battery Street Tunnel hazardous waste clean-up and filling as well as the community-preferred Battery Street streetscape and south portal Battery Urban Orchard proposals presented to WDOT and the City of Seattle Council Members and Department of Transportation
– E-mail jane@janesavard.com if you would like a ,pdf of the WSDOT Alaskan Way Viaduct and Battery Street Tunnel Demolition Report
– Jon Kiehnau (in-person) and Aaron Asis (via web) with RTB will discuss the Battery Street Streetscape.
For additional streetscape and portal information, link to the Urbanist article – Visions of a Green Future for Battery Street
– Stellar Holdings, Owner of Hahn Building Property at 1st and Pike
– Thank you and goodbye to Karen Ko, our Department of Neighborhoods Liaison
– If you are unable to attend in-person, please join the live presentation via the web – send you questions now or during the presentation to PollEverywhere
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