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HAPPY NEW YEAR! Wishing you a bright 2019!
May kind winds blow your way in the new year! From your Fremont Neighborhood Council
Feast for Solstice in Fremont!
Purchase your Tickets: Visit the Feast Registration page. Our friends at Fremont Arts Council sent this reminder–come feast in Fremont: The Feast of the Winter Solstice is a spectacular annual gathering for members of the Fremont Arts Council and their invited guests.Together in the Great Hall we mark the season with shared dishes, lavish costumes […]
How to navigate during “Maximum Constraint”
Seattle staff is working to try to minimize problems of navigating the Seattle Squeeze during the period of “Maximum Constraint” when the Viaduct comes down and the tunnel is finally opened. Some of us from FNC attended an information session and received this follow-up, which we’re passing on to you: “Thank you for attending one […]
FNC will discuss electric vehicle charging, homelessness, MHA appeal Monday night
Fremont Neighborhood Council Meeting Monday, November 26, 2018: 7-8:45 p.m. at Doric Temple, 619 N. 36th St. What actions can FNC take to reduce conflicts between houses and un-housed residents of Fremont? AGENDA 7:02 Introductions and Announcements 7:15 Presentation on Electric Vehicle Charging pilot program Info from presenters: We are reaching out on behalf of Seattle City Light […]
You’ve seen Dorpat & Sherrard in the Seattle Times–meet them in Fremont sharing “The Historic Hundred”
Catch Paul Dorpat and Jean Sherrard — photo-history presentation on their new book, Seattle Now and Then: The Historic Hundred, on Sunday, November 25, at 2:00 p.m. at the Fremont Branch Library, 731 N. 35th Street. Free! Refreshments! Drawn from the Seattle Now and Then columns in the Seattle Times, numbering 1,800 written over 36 […]
News for Fremonsters – ADUs/ DADUs – Trees – Playfield Renovations
ADUs and DADUs EIS challenge explained A city-wide meeting was held on November 1, 7-9 pm at the Queen Anne Community regarding the recent appeal filed by the Queen Anne Community Council challenging the city’s Final Environmental Impact Study (FEIS) for proposed changes to ADU/ DADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit –aka “mother-in-law apartment”—and Detached Accessory Dwelling […]
Should Lanz Fremont building provide main entrance on Fremont Ave. N?
The Fremont Neighborhood Council has been quite concerned about the Lanz Fremont 3-story 32-unit apartment building being reviewed for construction at 3959 & 3965 Fremont Ave N. The building faces Fremont Avenue N on the east, on the edge of the Fremont Urban Village, but the west it presents a large presence, facing a very […]
Learn how Early Design Review is changing for neighborhoods
Early Design Review is changing to require developer outreach on new multi-family, mixed-use or commercial projects in neighborhoods. Here’s details and the workshops to explain the new process, from Seattle Department of Neighborhoods: North End Information Session at Good Shepherd Center Thurs., Oct 25, 2018, 6-8 pm The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods would like to […]
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