By-Laws change in rules to encourage participation Changes in By-Laws must be made public at least 15 days before the meeting where the members vote on them. The proposed change is to remove from the paragraph pertaining to election of Members at Large the phrase “provided that all officer positions are filled.” This change will […]
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GLCC 2016 Board Elections Notice
Report on Nominations Purpose: To identify candidates for the Green Lake Community Council Board, and provide a report to be published to the Green Lake Community Council website at least 10 days prior to the election, which will be held on July 13, 2016. Committee: Mary Muller, nominated by GLCC Chair Michael Cornell Process: The […]
Council Meeting May 11 @ 7pm
The bi-monthly meeting of Green Lake Community Council is this Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. at The Hearthstone. The primary focus of the May meeting will be a presentation by Seattle city personnel about the progress and current status of the Housing Affordability and Livability Agenda. Because this subject is so important to neighborhood residents, this […]
GLCC Supports Relief Effort for Greenwood!
Today Green Lake Community Council Chairman Michael Cornell presented a check for $500.00 to the Lee Harper, Executive Director of Phinney Neighborhood Association for the Greenwood Disaster Relief Fund to help businesses and employees affected by this week’s huge gas explosion in the heart of the historic, vibrant and important Greenwood neighborhood. “Most of the […]
Council Meeting March 9 @ 7pm
Join us this Wednesday March 9 at 7:00 p.m. at The Hearthstone for the meeting of Green Lake Community Council. Among our topics of discussion will be: – Update on the apartment building planned to replace the Rosita’s parking lot and its impact on neighborhood parking from Livable Green Lake – Updates on the Green Lake Village parking zone […]
Council Meeting Jan 13 @ 7pm
Green Lake Community Council Meeting This Wed. January 13 Join us this Wednesday January 13 at 7:00 p.m. at The Hearthstone for the meeting of Green Lake Community Council. Among our topics of discussion will be: – The apartment building planned to replace the Rosita’s parking lot and its impact on neighborhood parking from Livable […]
Major changes effective March 2016 affect Green Lake area bus riders!
1) Nine routes will be deleted. Deletions include Route 16. 2) Four new routes are planned. New route 62 replaces 16 but turns at Ravenna to go to Sand Point. 3) Thirteen routes are revised. Revised route 26x replaces route 16 north from Green Lake to Northgate Transit Station, but buses come less often. King […]
Metro Long Range Plan Open Houses and Survey
Dear Community Partner, Metro is beginning our second phase of outreach on the Long-Range Plan and we have teamed up with Sound Transit to host a series of joint Open Houses. The open houses will give King County residents a convenient one-stop opportunity to help shape two important planning efforts- Metro’s Long-Range Plan and Sound […]
New North Precinct Police Station
Learn more about the new North Precinct Police Station project, including project status, preliminary designs, proposed schedule, opportunities for public input and more at this open house. New North Precinct Police Station Community Open House Saturday, June 6, 2015 10 a.m. to noon Bitter Lake Community Center Annex @ Broadview Thomson Elementary 13040 Greenwood Ave. […]
How Can We Become a More Elder-Friendly Community?
Aging & Disability Services (ADS)—the Area Agency on Aging for Seattle-King County—wants to know how you think we can become a more elder-friendly community. Every four years, ADS develops a plan that charts the course the agency will take in creating an elder-friendly community. ADS looks at demographics and other trends, and major service goals […]