The public commenting period for the Environmental Impact Survey on the Sisley properties rezoning has closed, the city’s Committee on the Built Environment got an earful from residents, and the full City Council voted to the remove the Roosevelt Development Groups’ amendment from consideration for Seattle’s 2011 Comprehensive Plan review.
WHAT’S NEXT?
What SHOULD go here instead?
The Land Use Committee of the Roosevelt Neighborhood Association meets tonight (7-9pm) at Calvary Christian Assembly Church (6801 Roosevelt Way NE).
Here’s a description of tonight’s meeting (from the RNA’s Events In Roosevelt page):
[T]wo representatives from DPD (Dept. of Planning & Development) at our meeting to discuss the zoning recommendations made by the community in 2006. Â This is a preliminary briefing and discussion by and with DPD, prior to a broader community meeting later this Fall. Â Late this year or early next, DPD will make their official recommendation to City Council on neighborhood rezoning.
If you are interested in what the plan would look like (as well as what some of the RDG’s plans would mean for the neighborhood, here is a pdf from May 2009 showing various zoning changes and the resulting buildings.
Great news!!