TREATS PROVIDED BY HOTPOT !
Your Belltown Community Council presents:
1. Community Announcements
2. Rebuilding Seattle’s Waterfront – Marshall Foster, Waterfront Seattle https://waterfrontseattle.org/overview
3. Bringing Down the Viaduct, What Next? – Joe Hedges, Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Program
4. PROJECT BELLTOWN UPDATES
Belltown Community Council General Meeting Agenda
DATE: MAY 10th, 2017 TIME: 6:30 PM Belltown Community Center
415 Bell St. Seattle, WA Go to: BELLTOWNCC.ORG Add your contact info get Email updates
Your Belltown Community Council
presents our Belltown friend and neighborhood partner AMBER
Agenda Items Include:
Belltown Community Council Meeting
Wednesday, FEB 8th, 2017 at 6:30 pm
Belltown Community Center – 415 Bell Street, Seattle, WA 98121
SNACKS and TREATS provided by your CURSED OAK!
Highbrow cocktails, top-shelf spirits & upscale bar food served in atmospheric, chandelier-lit digs
Go To http://www.cursedoakbar.com/
1. SPD and Community Policing Update – Capt. Mike Teeter, West Precinct Commander
2. Metropolitan Improvement District (MID) – Dave Willard, Vice-President Operations
3. Seattle Freight Mobility Plan – Gabriela Vega, SDOT Sr. Transportation Planner
We are in need of book donations for children and adults to continue through the winter.
Book donation pick-up can be arranged by sending an e-mail to info@mybelltown.com PLEASE BRING food, toiletries and books to the Belltown Community Center for The Pike Market Food Bank as well… THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Agenda Items Include:
• Approval of the Minutes
• Project Updates
o Belltown Emergency Hub – Andy Peck
o Belt Drive – Ayres Gibson
o Project Belltown – Evan Clifthorne
• Belltown Parks Activation and Program Report – Jane Savard, Chair BCC Parks+Arts Committee
• City Center Connector Streetcar Project – CJ Holt SDOT
• Priorities of the Upcoming State Legislature Session – Sen. REUVEN CARLYLE – http://www.reuvencarlyle.com/
• Announcements / Neighborhood Reports
Please bring your gently used books (no reference or textbooks please) to the Belltown Community Center before the Belltown Community Council meeting. Book donation pick-up can also be arranged by sending an e-mail to info@mybelltown.com
NEIGHBORHOOD REPORTS
Belltown Community Council Meeting Wednesday, APRIL 13th, 2016 at 6:30pm (arrive at 6pm to help set-up and have snacks)
Belltown Community Center – 415 Bell Street, Seattle, WA 98121 COME FOR COMMUNITY UPDATES, DISCUSSION and SNACKS from TWO BELLS TAVERN!
Agenda Items Include:
– Belltown United – Michelle Hippler
– Metro Long Range Plan – Gary Prince, Metro
– Council Priorities and Representing Belltown – Councilmember Sally Bashaw
– Addressing the Homeless Issue – Dusty Olson, Seattle Human Services Dept
Belltown Community Council Meeting
Wednesday, March 9th, 2016 at 6:30pm
Belltown Community Center – 415 Bell Street, Seattle, WA 98121
COME FOR COMMUNITY UPDATES, DISCUSSION and SNACKS from MEEKONG BAR!
Agenda Items Include:
• BCC Transportation Committee Report and the Belltown Connector – Calvin Goings, Chair BCC Transportation Committee
Update on ST3 and the Belltown Connector
• Belltown Survey Results – Belltown United/DSA – Paul Dobosz
Paul will give another update on the survey results and what’s next
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/belltown_united
• Jennifer Casillas, Public Space Manager, Metropolitan Improvement District
Jennifer will discuss Seattle Park Activation
• Waterfront Seattle’s Director, Marshall Foster
Waterfront Seattle is a multi-year program to rebuild Seattle’s waterfront following the removal of the Alaskan Way Viaduct. Learn about plans to significantly change a landmark part of Seattle
This program is led and managed by the City of Seattle’s Office of the Waterfront. This Office was established by Mayor Ed Murray in 2014 and brings together key staff from the Mayor’s Office and the City’s Departments of Transportation (SDOT), Planning and Development (DPD), Parks and Recreation, and others to manage the effort as an integrated team.
http://www.waterfrontseattle.org/
• Neighborhood Reports
March’s catering provided by
Mekong Bar
2525 4th Ave Seattle, WA 98121
b/t Wall St & Vine St in beautiful downtown Belltown
(206) 257-1030
“Tasty Asian Fusion. Nice atmosphere, friendly service. Food is great, will go back to try more. Gotta say, the beef in the Bahn mi burger was excellent!”
Join the neighborhood in officially welcoming this MeeKong Bar to its new location at their
GRAND OPENING on March 14th
Belltown Community Center
415 Bell Street, Seattle, WA 98121
September 9th 2015 at 6:30pm
COME FOR SNACKS, COMMUNITY UPDATES AND DISCUSSION!
This month, small bites provided by Spitfire Grill
Belltown’s own Spitfire is a casual dining establishment with a menu that emphasizes comfort food. From small plates to large sandwiches and a hugely popular happy hour they ALWAYS have something that satisfies everyone’s appetite. http://spitfireseattle.com/
Meeting agenda Items Include:
It is YOUR BCC!
More at: belltowncc.org
See You There!
Belltown Community Center
415 Bell Street, Seattle, WA 98121
COME FOR COMMUNITY UPDATES, DISCUSSION and SNACKS!
Welcoming you to an already great 2016!
Agenda Items Include:
Municipal Court Presentation – Judge Ed McKenna
http://www.seattle.gov/courts/judmag/mckenna.htm
http://www.seattle.gov/courts/house.htm
Judge McKenna will discuss and be able to answer questions regarding Community Involved Justice initiatives.
Move Seattle – Elliot Helmbrecht, SDOT
http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/LevytoMoveSeattle.htm
Elliot will discuss the recently approved the nine-year Levy to Move Seattle to improve transportation.
Belltown Survey Results – Belltown United/DSA – Paul Dobosz
Paul will give an update on the survey results and what’s next
If you Live, Work or Play in Belltown, we want to know what you think! Moving into 2016, The Belltown Community Council and The Belltown Business Association are combining resources to create a more unified neighborhood. Working closely with the city of Seattle, the goal is to more easily communicate the needs of Belltown with the official departments upon whose services we rely. If you haven’t already, please fill out this short survey so that we may better assess your needs. Please also send it out to friends, neighbors, buildings and blogs. Whether Belltown is your home, office or playground, we want to hear from you!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/belltown_united
Neighborhood Reports
It is YOUR BCC!
More at: Belltown Community Council belltowncc.org
Belltown Community Council meeting this Wednesday Jan 14th 2015
6:30 PM – FREE VITTLES!!
Belltown Community Center, 415 Bell Street
We are excited to welcome Vittles Neighborhood Bistro & Bar to the BCC Meeting this month! They will provide small bites of their rustic, European inspired fare.
Vittles, located at 2330 2nd Ave in the heart of Belltown is owned by Darlene Boline who started the Pike Place sandwich stand Zaccagni’s
1. Jane Zalutsky on Public Realm Study
Jane Zalutsky, Steering Committee Chair of the new Public Realm Study, will provide us with a unique opportunity to plan critical connections between Belltown, Uptown and Denny Triangle.
2. Laine Ross, Downtown District Council Member and City Neighborhood Council Representative will talk about the District Council system: how we can connect and work together with the the other neighborhood districts
3. L.E.A.D. and MID updates
Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) has become a successful pre-booking pilot program developed with the Seattle Police Department
The Metropolitan Improvement District (MID) is a non-profit 501(c)(6) service organization that provides streetscape cleaning, maintenance, hospitality and public safety services,
4.Seattle City Council Member Sally Clark’s office for info on Affordable Living Committee.
Sally serves as the Chair of the Committee on Housing Affordability, Human Services, and Economic Resiliency.
5. Ayres Gipson would like to begin an open dialogue on racial equality in our community.
So, come for the savory snacks from Vittles, stay for the updates and community fellowship!
…and tell a friend
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