The buildings on the Roosevelt Light Rail Station construction site are no more, and it’s time to talk next steps with the neighborhood.
Sound Transit is holding a construction update open house tonight, Tuesday, January 29, in the Roosevelt High School Library (1410 NE 66th St) from 6-8 PM (presentation begins at 6:30 PM).
From the Northgate Link Extension update (via email):
Sound Transit is hosting an open house on Jan. 29 to discuss details of:
- Utility work planned in 2013 and early 2014
- Update on other construction work
- Promoting the local business district
Seattle City Light staff will also be on hand to answer questions about upcoming power line and pole work.
You can find more information about the Roosevelt Station here.
We will be at tonight’s meeting, and will be reporting on it LIVE right here.
UPDATE (Wednesday): Unfortunately, none of our one-and-a-half hours of presentation notes were save in the post! However, Sound Transit has emailed us a PDF of the presentation slides (click on the picture below to download).
Roosevelt Station Construction Open House presentation (click to download the 2.8 MB PDF)
Looking forward to a recap of last night’s Roosevelt Station open house. Updates soon?
I live blogged the whole thing, as it happened. And now I’m not seeing that info anywhere here. ARGH.
Thanks for getting those slides up!
Thank YOU so much for bringing the complete lack of notes to my attention the next morning!
I’m still planning on writing a bit of a summary, highlighting the concerns of those in attendance. I’ll put out the word when those are up (hopefully this weekend).
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