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Southeast District Council
The Southeast District Council is having a joint meeting with the Greater Duwamish District Council on Wednesday, October 24, 6:30 to 8:00 p.m., at the Rainier Community Center. Agenda topics include the City's proposed cannabis zoning regulation and how to apply for the Bridging the Gap Neighborhood Street Fund Large Projects. We'll also hear about the Homestead Community Land Trust, a homeownership assistance program.
The full agenda is in the details below.
GREATER DUWAMISH DISTRICT COUNCIL AND SOUTHEAST DISTRICT COUNCIL – JOINT MEETING
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 6:30 PM
RAINIER COMMUNITY CENTER – 4600 38TH AVE S
AGENDA
6:30 Introductions & icebreaker – Vu Le and Ed Marquez, SEDC and GDDC chairs
6:45 Review and Approval of SEDC, GDDC Meeting Minutes
6:50 A Chat With City Councilmembers Licata & Clark
Sally Clark and Nick Licata will discuss the proposed cannabis zoning regulation along with other issues of interest. CM Clark is President of the Seattle City Council. CM Licata chairs the Council’s Housing, Human Services, Health & Culture Committee.
For information: http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/planning/CannabisZoningRestrictions/ or read the attached FAQ.
7:20 Bridging the Gap Neighborhood Street Fund Large Projects – Art Brochet, Therese Casper, Seattle Department of Transportation
Projects will be considered if they are in the $100,000 - $750,000 range, related to transportation, entirely on existing public right-of-way, and have the support of their District Council. For information and applications, please see http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/btg_nsf_large.htm .
7:45 Homestead Community Land Trust – Garbo Grossman, Homestead, www.HomesteadCLT.org
7:50 Announcements - All
8:00 Adjourn
Next GDDC meeting date: November 28, 6:30-8pm, Georgetown City Hall
Next SEDC meeting date: November 28, 6:30-8pm, Rainier Community Center
SEDC topics to include: SEDC website and TMF award; City’s bicycling master plan (SDOT) and a Greenways mapping exercise to identify problematic roads and intersections as well as ideal routes in the Rainier Valley.
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