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Zoning changes are coming! How will they affect the Central Area (CD)?
Zoning changes are coming! How will they affect the Central Area (CD)? FREE information session sponsored by the Trees and People Coalition on how the One Seattle Plan could impact you and your neighborhood. If you are interested register here for the December 11th presentation at Douglass Truth To see Seattle Comprehensive Plan major update click on the link. …
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Central District Land Use Review Committee (LURC) Meeting 10/7
6:30 pm. Byrd Barr Place Proposed Agenda: 1. Next steps in Design Review advocacy. Lois Martin and others who worked on the recent response to the recent Publicola anti Design Review piece will attend and we can plan how our advocacy efforts can work together.2. LURC position on Design Review meeting this Thursday for 12th…
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Looking for participants and neighbors!
We’re always on the hunt for new neighbors to help navigate the ways of city hall and beyond. Please let us know if you’d like to be more involved! Send your contact info to squireparkcc@gmail.com.
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Review Development Next to Washington Hall
The Central Area Land Use Review Committee (LURC) met on September 23 to for a presentation from the designers and developer of the project proposed for 1225 E. Spruce, a nine story, approx., 400-unit mixed use building with 194 parking spaces. The site has a long history, with a previous proposal from a developer who…
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Squire Park Spooktacular: Calling all ghouls, goblins, and creative spirits of Squire Park!
It’s time to showcase your Halloween flair in our neighborhood newsletter. Did you know? Halloween has roots in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, a time when people believed the veil between worlds thinned. This time of year, our diverse community brings together a tapestry of traditions, from Día de los Muertos and the Chinese…
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Support Garfield High School Turf Project
Paul Breckenridge sent the following message. I’m reaching out to give you an update on our effort to secure funding to replace the G3 dirt infield with synthetic turf. Please forward this along to others at SPCC that you think might be interested. Once it is confirmed that we’re going to receive these public funds…
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Horatio Law’s Three Bells of Liberty
Horatio Law’s Three Bells of Liberty, located along the Alder Passage at the Patricia H. Clark Children and Family Justice Center (CCFJC), draws some of its meaning from the Liberty Bell. But it also applies Kintsugi, a Japanese art form that embraces flaws and imperfections, repairing broken ceramics by filling their cracks with gold dust, and making…
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