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LCC Votes to Support Parks, Green Space and Pike Place Market Renovations
At its September 2008 meeting LCC voted unanimously to endorse both the Market Levy, Seattle Proposition 1, and the Parks and Green Spaces Levy, Seattle Proposition 2, on the November ballot.
Prop 1 is a levy to repair and upgrade the Pike Place Market buildings and infrastructure. The Market is the nation’s oldest, continuously run farmer’s market – a Seattle landmark loved by nearly 10 million visitors a year. But time, weather, earthquakes and crowds have taken a toll on the dozen publicly-owned buildings the market. The Market is an irreplaceable public asset and the levy will ensure that it will remain so for decades to come. To get involved or volunteer, visit www.supportourmarket.org.
Prop 2 is a citizen-led effort to create and improve parks and green spaces in Seattle. Proposed projects include new parks in urban villages, purchase of green spaces, renovation of 23 playgrounds, 4 new sports fields, stream and forest restoration, and many other major improvement projects in parks across the city. Investing in parks and green spaces protects quality of life and provides for an active and healthy lifestyle for all of Seattle, now and in the future. To learn about the details and to get involved or volunteer, visit http://keep.seattleparksforall.org.
Laurelhurst Community Club
Survey Feb 2007 is completed! Take a look at what activities your
neighbors voted for here.
Laurelhurst Park Links:
From the Laurelhurst Letter:
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Letter to City Council re:
Funding for Citywide Feasibility Study to Site
Outdoor Public Pools - 10/09/07-
SUN Park Partners with Metropolitan
Market, November 2007
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Who Let the Dogs Out?
- November 2006
- Watch for Community
Center Survey - September 2006
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Dog Days of Summer
- August 2006
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Skateparks - LCC needs to hear from you - August 2006
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Construction begins
for Expanded Laurelhurst Community Center - May 2006
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Little League, Parks Dept
sign agmt on batting cage - Spring 2005
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Ballfield upsets daylighting plan
- Sep/Oct, 2002
- A letter to LCC members from the club president - March, 2002
- Notion that 15 ballfields won't affect traffic 'defies logic,' says trustee - Feb, 2002
- Bigger EIS called for at Magnuson Park - Oct/Nov, 2001
- Higher poles can lessen light spillover - Oct/Nov, 2001
- UW drops plan for private sidewalk in Magnuson Park - August, 2001
- Proposed funding guidelines disqualify many communities - July, 2001
- Park to host 3rd season of free summer concerts - May/June, 2001
Letters and statements from the Laurelhurst Community Club:
Letter to Richard McIver regarding
parking meters
at passive parks - 10/27/04Letter to Seattle Park Dept regarding conducting a
survey before park expansion - 09/24/04Letter to the Seattle Parks Dept regarding the
naming of Magnuson Park - 06/01/04Letter to the Council President regarding
Magnuson
Park Sports Complex and Wetlands - 05/17/04Letter to David Goldberg
about the LCC Expansion - 03/04/04A letter to Laurelhurst neighbors regarding the
batting cage at the park - 06/01/03Letter
to Northeast Seattle Little League supporting the batting
cage proposal - 03/18/03Letter to to Friends of Magnuson Park
supporting
their appeal of the EIS - 10/17/02Statement at Public Hearing re:
Ballfield Lighting
Design Guidelines, et al - 04/11/02Letter to the Council President
regarding the JAFDP - 04/03/02Letter suggesting
process improvements for the Sand Point Community Communications Committee - 2/27/02
Letter to Mayor Nichols - open accounting of Park Levy funds for the off-leash area at Magnuson Park - 2/27/02
Letter to Parks superintendent about party reservation procedure at Sand Point - 2/25/02
Letter to School and Parks Superintendents about impacts on neighbors of sports field developments - 2/8/02
Statement at public hearing the EIS for sports fields at Sand Point - 2/4/02
Letter to ASUW President regarding golf range fencing - 11/15/01
Comments regarding design of the 65th St. entrance to Magnuson Park - 10/31/01
Letter to UW regarding Initiative 42's effect on Sand Point, Magnuson Park and housing issues - 8/2/01
Follow-up letter to Pro Parks Levy Oversight Commitee
objecting to funding criteria - 7/24/01
Letter to Pro Parks Levy Oversight Commitee regarding
Opportunity Fund draft criteria - 5/22/01
Letter to Mayor Schell regarding respect for interested citizens with concerns about Magnuson Park - 7/24/01
Letter to city officials regarding cooperation on issues in Magnuson Park - 7/24/01
Letter to city officials regarding commercialization of Magnuson Park - 7/16/01
Letter seeking community involvement in planning for Magnuson Park - 7/11/01
Statement by Bonnie Miller about good and bad developments at Magnuson Park - 7/11/01
Letter to city officials regarding Coke machines in Magnuson Park - 4/29/01
Letter to Mayor Schell requesting that the Sand Point Community Liaison Committee be designated as the official advisory committee for Sand Point/Magnuson Park - 4/2/01
Letter to Nick Licata with comments on the Arboretum Master Plan EIS - 3/31/01
Letter to City officials asking to redesign the Roanoke Street Park project - 3/27/01
Letter to Parks Department recommending retaining the name Blakeley Crescent Park for the new park - 3/16/01
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