BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:Miller PRODID:-//Apple Computer\, Inc//iCal 2.0//EN X-WR-RELCALID:6C4D7613-857A-49B3-A703-13BDA4BF2D19 X-WR-TIMEZONE:US/Pacific CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALDESC:Miller Park Neighborhood Association BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:US/Pacific LAST-MODIFIED:20091124T013355Z BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20041031T090000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20050403T010000 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20051030T020000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20060402T010000 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20061029T020000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20070311T010000 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20071104T020000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20080309T010000 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20081102T020000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20090308T010000 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20091101T020000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20100314T010000 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Los_Angeles LAST-MODIFIED:20091124T013355Z BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20071104T090000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20080309T010000 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZNAME:PDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20081102T020000 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZNAME:PST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070516T183345Z UID:C350E6A3-C80D-4BCE-BE90-2210C84EE44A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070325T140000 SUMMARY:Bike repair self-help DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070325T170000 DESCRIPTION:Take your sick bike to Garfield Community Center\, 2323 East Cherry St.\, 98122\n\nThe folks from The Bikery can help you fix your b ike YOURSELF for FREE.\n\nDetails: http://tinyurl.com/2cma4z RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070610T065959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070517T143343Z UID:C350E6A3-C80D-4BCE-BE90-2210C84EE44A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T140000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T150000 SUMMARY:Sexism in Bicycling Culture Forum DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T180000 DESCRIPTION:Sexism in Bicycling Culture Forum – Open to Everybody!\nSund ay\, May 20th | Garfield Community Center | 3:00pm – 5:00pm\n\nNo matter who you are\, we invite you to join this facilitated discussion on the impact sexism has on bicycling culture\, and the impact you can have in transforming it.\n\nSponsored by the Bikery:\nhttp://millerparkseattle.b logspot.com/2007/03/local-bike-maintenance.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T183000 DTSTAMP:20070425T061356Z UID:FC9A89A8-D74E-11DB-8E6A-003065D8A3E2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Monday\, 6:30 - 9 PM\n\nO fficers:Chair: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-546 3\nVice Chair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\nSec retary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n \nCity Contact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nTh is month's agenda:\n\nDraft Agenda\n \n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070528T065959Z;BYDAY=4MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T160000 SUMMARY:Really\, Really FREE arket UID:B3B0F9B5-FBDF-4C4E-BF3F-F250625641CD-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080425T181001Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.centraldistrictnews.com/2008/04/22/the-really-rea lly-free-market-saturday-april-26\n\nThe Really Really Free Market(RRFM) movement is a non-hierarchical collective of people who form a temporar y market based on an alternative gift economy. It holds as a major goal to build a community based on sharing resources\, caring for one another and improving the collective lives of all.\n\nNothing is for trade\, sa le or barter\; everything is free. Bring what you want\, take what you w ant. You can bring things you dont use but can be re-used like books\, c lothes\, household goods. You can bring skills like haircuts or massages or talents.\n\n\nWhen: Saturday April 26\, 12 noon to 4:00pm\nWhere: Pr att Park 1800 S Main St\nSeattle\, WA \nWho: Everyone\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T110000 SUMMARY:Miller Egghunt UID:D387DD2E-E6B9-45AC-A45E-871E1A95CEF2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080317T063109Z DESCRIPTION:Egghunt at Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave E. (206- 684-4753).\n\nAge groups: 5 and under\, 6 to 9\, 9 to 12.\n\nEvent is FR EE. Bring a bag for yuor eggs.\n\nContact the Center if you'd love to vo lunteer for the event (thavy.pen@seattle.gov\, 684-4753) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091029T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091029T200000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Halloween UID:79C12F35-A971-4E75-B1F5-0932CB6E3282-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091015T060315Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2009/10/miller-hallowe en-carnival-and-toddler.html\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080301T093000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080301T133000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood Planning Forum UID:3D3703D5-5497-4F6B-B782-A67154C89B36-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080226T075834Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/02/neighborhood-p lanning-forum-this.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081011T210000 SUMMARY:20th Anniversary of the Neighborhood Matching Fund. UID:D59387F2-1EE6-4780-8839-5773B8A679F9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20081007T030945Z DESCRIPTION:Details: http://tinyurl.com/4xyd6y\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071127T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071127T110000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Appreciation UID:90F5DFC7-251A-4B37-886D-E53BF7527EDF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20071120T053829Z DESCRIPTION:http://tinyurl.com/2p747o END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080107T170000 SUMMARY:CNC Exec UID:61F32EA4-6212-416B-9771-27BFDCF153F9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080104T044534Z DESCRIPTION:You are needed in the Monday\, Jan. 7 monthly conference cal l (5-6 p.m.) of the CNC executive committee. You can participate by con ference telephone at 684-9210\, and are also welcome in person at the Fr emont Neighborhood Service Center\, 908 North 34th. If you can't partic ipate\, I hope you'll let me know any thoughts you have for revising the draft Jan. 28 agenda\, which is below. \n DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080413T180917Z UID:1369EC58-AC3E-41E8-A48D-D71084FE925D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.railstoalesbrewfest.com/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T160000 SUMMARY:Rails to Ales Brewfest DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T220000 DESCRIPTION:Rails-To-Ales Brewfest on July 12\, 2008\, from 4-10 p.m. Th e event will be held in Iron Horse State Park located at the site of the Historic Milwaukee Road South Cle Elum Depot in South Cle Elum\, WA.\n\ nhttp://www.railstoalesbrewfest.com/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071205T170000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071205T190000 SUMMARY:Parks Department Strategic Business Plan Public Meeting UID:9F40E828-758D-4EF7-86D3-21564EC30E7F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 DTSTAMP:20071129T082005Z DESCRIPTION: Yesler Community Center\, 917 E Yesler Way\n\n\nDetails/lin ks/survey\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/29gbwv\n\nPUBLIC MEETINGS TO GATHER INPU T ON A STRATEGIC BUSINESS PLAN FOR PARKS AND RECREATION\nALL ARE WELCOME !\n\nPLEASE FILL OUT OUR ONLINE SURVEY AT \nhttp://www.seattle.gov/parks /Publications/BusinessPlan.htm END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071215T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071215T160000 SUMMARY:Miller CC Holiday Party UID:2714E40A-44BD-447C-AC63-26A9C2FF98E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20071210T230623Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20090507T180000 UID:BB360987-92B7-42BA-A93F-BEBD5BFF7628-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:33 DTSTAMP:20090507T172351Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090507T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090507T193000 DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\,\n2323 East Cherry St. on the corner of 23rd & Cher ry.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, ( 206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090526T065959Z;BYDAY=4TU END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070324T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070324T120000 SUMMARY:Central Area Cleanup UID:925AE43B-4C1B-4D69-978C-E4820F0E3E36-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070321T054606Z DESCRIPTION:Our neighbors on 21st Avenue\, Motoko Hayashi and Joshua Swa nson\, have organized a cleanup of E Union Street Saturday March 24th fr om 10am-noon. \n\nThe City has provided litter bags and will pickup the litter collected.\n\nVolunteers will meet at Katy's Corner Cafe at 20th & E Union at 10am. Bring\ngloves and a smile. A leaf rake or two would b e helpful\,\n\nContact: Jean Tinnea\, SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070714T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070714T150000 SUMMARY:Squire Park BBQ UID:60183EC1-7347-44FF-83F2-874FDEFC2A27-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070713T063209Z DESCRIPTION:HOT DOGS\, ICE CREAM\, CLOWNS\n \nSQUIRE PARK NEIGHBORHO OD BARBECUE\nSATURDAY JULY 14\nNOON – 3:00 P.M.\nRain or Shine\nLangston Hughes Center\n17th and Yesler \nPlease come to the annual neighborhood get-together. \n Community meeting at 10 A.M. followed by party at noon \nALL ARE INVITED\nto the meeting and/or the party.\nSponsored by the Sq uire Park Community Council and Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center/S eattle Parks and Recreation\n \nHamburgers\, hot dogs\, veggie burgers\, salads\, and drinks will be provided. (If you like\, you may bring a sa lad\, or dessert\, to share\, but the only thing required is your presen ce.)\n \nActivities for children - entertainment featuring Stewbum the c lown!!!\nMusic!!! \nBring a friend or neighbor \nTHANKS TO COMMUNITY PAR TNERS: Key Bank Central Area Branch\, Seattle University\, and many othe rs SEQUENCE:7 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:City Hall's Bertha Knight Landes Room DTSTAMP:20081013T063221Z UID:5734736C-B96F-4319-A975-3C7CE3B4F7A2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081028T180000 SUMMARY:Seattle Neighborhood Summit DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081028T213000 DESCRIPTION: THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO BRING ITS VIEWS TO THE SEATTLE NEI GHBORHOODS SUMMIT--\nTUESDAY\, OCT. 28 AT CITY HALL. INFORMAL NETWORKIN G AT 5:15 PM\, FORMAL PROGRAM 6-9 \n \nPlease be there at City Hall the evening of Tuesday\, Oct. 28 for the Seattle Neighborhoods Summit! This is your chance to express your ideas and meet with others who care abou t Seattle and its neighborhoods. Light supper and beverages will be ava ilable throughout. The event begins at 5:15 for informal networking wit h other volunteers and with City officials\, and the official proceeding s begin at 6. First on the agenda is a keynote address by the Mayor. Then there are two sessions of fourteen breakout\, focus groups (topics listed below). The summit ends with a panel at which issues and questio ns from the focus groups are posed for a dialogue with members of the Ci ty Council. \n \nPlease help us publicize this important event\, and urg e your friends and neighbors to come. There will be a video and a writt en report\, as with the January 2006 summit (available at http://seattle .gov/neighborhoodcouncil in the section on \"documents\, videos and link s\"). For questions\, contact City Neighborhood Council Chair Chris Lem an\, cleman@oo.net (206) 322-5463. The City Neighborhood Council is a Seattle advisory committee\, made up of one representative from each of the thirteen district councils\, which are also advisory committees. Be low is the program for the Oct. 28 event:\n\n5:15 Informal networking w ith other volunteers and with City officials\n6:00 Welcome and introduc tions\n6:10 Keynote by Mayor\n6:30 First breakout session (see list of focus groups)\n7:15 Second breakout session (see list of focus groups) \n8:00 A panel of City Councilmembers responds to issues and questions from the focus groups\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nThe topics of the focus groups a re as follows:\n \n(1) Advocacy\, communications\, community-building\, and inclusiveness\n(2) Open\, participatory\, and ethical government\n (3) Keeping neighborhoods safe from fire\, crime\, and disaster\n(4) N eighborhood and business economic development\n(5) Neighborhood-friendl y utilities\n(6) Parks\, community centers\, open space\, and trees\n(7 ) Youth and schools\n(8) Human and health services\, seniors\, and sub sidized housing\n(9) Libraries\, the arts\, cultural heritage\, and his toric preservation\n(10) Roads\, crossings\, and sidewalks\n(11) Trans it and bicycling\n(12) Neighborhood zoning\, land use\, design\, and pl anning\n(13) Air quality\, noise\, and public health\n(14) Opportunity for topics not covered by other sessions\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081024T170000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081024T190000 SUMMARY:East Madison YMCA Fall Festival UID:03F7A820-BCD9-44A4-8644-69CC14BE358C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20081017T043550Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/10/ymca-fall-fami ly-festival-and-no.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT ATTENDEE;CN="Susan Isaacson":mailto:sji@qwest.net LOCATION:Susan Isaacson DTSTAMP:20070720T203906Z UID:F36330E6-2E9B-11DC-B7A5-003065D8A3E2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070625T083000 SUMMARY:Dentist DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070625T093000 X-WR-ITIPSTATUSML:UNCLEAN DESCRIPTION:cleaning and inspection by Sue.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080123T193000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080123T213000 SUMMARY:Free Concert UID:DD7D5CAE-E27A-4FD4-AB9E-7D1D24ED7CE2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080117T151151Z DESCRIPTION:Quinton Morris\, violinist\, music professor and founder and director of The Young Eight\, America’s only all African-American strin g octet\, will join Associate Conductor Carolyn Kuan as she leads the Se attle Symphony in several free community concerts.\nThe (all Mozart) per formances will be on Wednesday\, January 23\, at 7:30 p.m. at Langston H ughes Performing Arts Center .\n\nDetails: http://tinyurl.com/2438ke END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20081030T143624Z UID:EB7D7533-58B3-4F01-BD8C-52FC966BAB40-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:15 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART:20080713T180000Z SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DTEND:20080713T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081101T235959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080710T183020Z UID:EB7D7533-58B3-4F01-BD8C-52FC966BAB40-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:10 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080713T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART:20080713T180000Z SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent\n\nA great article in the Wednesday PI talks about farmers markets and highlights one of t he really fun benefits of a good farmers market: discovering foods you n ever tasted before (http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/food/369987_dining09. html )… this Sunday\, try a veggie you’ve never eaten before – ask the v endor the best way to prepare it if you aren’t sure. Most vegetables ta ste delicious when simply steamed with a drizzle of olive oil or butter\ , a squeeze of lemon and a dash of sea salt. Michael Pollan said it wel l: Eat [real] food\, not too much\, mostly plants.\n\n \n\nLoki Fish is also bringing in their latest catch of wild salmon - rich in healthy fa ts and fantastic flavor – grill\, bake\, or pan-fry. Leftovers make exc ellent salmon-salad sandwiches (with mayo and some chopped fresh dill or parsley from the market). \n\n \n\nLocal strawberries are a lovely trea t – enjoy them while they’re here\, and start looking for raspberries an d other berries soon. Fruit season is late this year\, but we’re well o n our way now to seeing more of this sweet stuff from local farms in the weeks to come.\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Broadway Farmers Market takes place eve ry Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behi nd the Bank of American at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and strengthening Washington's small family far ms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Marke ts at www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\n \n\nThe Broadway Sunday Farmer s Market also accepts EBT/Quest cards (food stamps)\, as well as WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Coupons. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080724T072328Z UID:EB7D7533-58B3-4F01-BD8C-52FC966BAB40-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:11 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080727T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080727T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent\n\nThis Sunday\, l ook for more pole beans\, apricots\, berries\, and maybe even some sweet corn! Also\, delicious fresh wild-caught salmon from Two If By Seafood . Cherries are still very plentiful too. And Olsen Farm is back at the market with grass-fed beef and yummy potatoes – so with Toboton Creek go ats and Stokesberry chickens\, this market is a fabulous destination for anyone interested in sustainable\, local\, humanely-raised\, high-quali ty meats and poultry.* Of course\, vegetables are piling up on the mark et tables as we enter peak summer harvest season – the next couple of mo nths will bring us an amazing bounty of beautiful summer fruits and vege tables.\n \n* For good info on grass-fed meats\, check out http://www.ea twild.com/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080801T034716Z UID:EB7D7533-58B3-4F01-BD8C-52FC966BAB40-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080803T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080803T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent\n\nThis Sunday loo k for more berries and stone fruits – delicious varieties from different farmers including Alm Hill\, Tiny’s and other farmers. Summer vegetabl es are really coming in too: squashes\, eggplant\, cucumbers\, lettuces\ , tomatoes\, peppers…\n \nThis week Toboton Creek Goats is back\, and th ere’s wonderful fresh salmon\, and grass-fed beef from Olsen.\n \nLive m usic this week from the fabulous Pasquale Santos – you can catch him als o at the Pink Door later this month!\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080925T023622Z UID:EB7D7533-58B3-4F01-BD8C-52FC966BAB40-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:13 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080928T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent\n\nBroadway Farmer s Market Open Through Nov 23\n\n \n\nFabulous Fall Harvests from Local F arms\n\n \n\n October brings an amazing variety of fresh frui ts and vegetables from our local farms to the market tables. Colorful c arrots\, tomatoes\, and peppers come in red\, orange\, yellow\, green an d bi-colored. You can find purple cauliflower\, white eggplant and gold en beets\, pink and blue potatoes\, and every kind of braising green fro m yellow-stemmed chard to purple kale. These colors aren't just pretty to look at: the range of fresh flavors is truly a chef's delight. Plus\ , these beautiful hues herald an abundance of nutrients that simply can' t be matched by any other source. \n\n Much of summer's bo unty is still being harvested through the end of October. You'll still find berries\, plums\, nectarines and melons on the tables\, plus more a nd more varieties of apples\, pears and Asian pears. On the vegetable f ront\, you can also find sweet corn\, the last of the summer squashes\, shelling beans\, cucumbers\, cabbage\, broccoli\, turnips\, all kinds of winter squashes\, beautiful lettuces\, pole beans and more…plus delicio us cheeses\, meats\, baked goods\, seafood\, cut flowers\, honey\, and p reserves. \n\n The Broadway Sunday Farmers Market hosts the annual pumpkin decorating event for kids on Sunday\, October 26\, just in time for Halloween. There will be lots of glitter\, sequin s\, pipe cleaners\, paint and other wonderful decorations to inspire you ng artists. All pumpkins and materials supplied by the market\, and kid s of all ages are invited to decorate a pumpkin to take home with them. Decorating starts at 11 am. \n\n November will bring more pu mpkins\, winter squashes\, greens\, potatoes and other root vegetables\, with plenty of options for holiday meals and winter feasts. Chef Sabri na Tinsley of La Spiga will be the guest at the \"Eat Local for Thanksgi ving\" cooking demo at the market on Nov. 9\, showing shoppers delicious and easy ways to impress your hosts or guests at any holiday feast. Sh oppers are encouraged to take the pledge to Eat Local for Thanksgiving - support local farms and get your ingredients at the Farmers Market! Th e cooking demo starts at noon on Nov 9. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20081030T143624Z UID:EB7D7533-58B3-4F01-BD8C-52FC966BAB40-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081026T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081026T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent\n\nThe Broadway Su nday Farmers Market is going strong through November 23! \n\n \n\nThis S unday\, look for lots of delicious heirloom apples\, pears and Asian pea rs\, plums\, all kinds of winter squashes\, plus dozens of fresh vegetab les including artichokes\, broccoli\, peppers sweet and hot\, heirloom l ettuces\, braising greens\, potatoes\, beets and turnips – all fresh fro m local farms. \n\n \n\nOther weekly goodies: fresh eggs\, cheeses\, pas ture-raised meats\, wild-caught salmon\, baked goods\, fresh pasta. \n\n \n\nThis Sunday we’ve got live music from local favorites Moe & Amy\, a nd next Sunday the 9th we’re hosting a pre-Thanksgiving COOKING DEMO by Chef Sabrina Tinsley of La Spiga. Shoppers are encouraged to take the p ledge to Eat Local for Thanksgiving (you can take the pledge on-line at http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wlr/farms/eatlocal/index.asp ) – and Chef Sabrin a will give shoppers some great ideas for making fabulous holiday dishes with local\, seasonal farm ingredients.\n\n \n\nThe Broadway Farmers Ma rket takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of American at Broadway & E. Thomas. Th e market is operated by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non -profit (501 (c) 3) organization dedicated to supporting and strengtheni ng Washington 's small family farms. Your tax deductible donation helps the NFMA continue to grow and serve our farmers and communities - you c an make a donation at any time at the market info tent. To find out mor e about how you can support the market and our local farmers\, visit us at www.seattlefarmersm arkets.org. \n\n The Broadway Sunday Farmers Mark et also accepts EBT/Quest cards (food stamps)\, as well as WIC and Senio r Farmers Market Nutrition Coupons. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T140000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T190000 SUMMARY:Skillet/Horses @ Bottleneck UID:9140B7CF-61FD-4C87-B817-E10ABE1E2D06-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080429T054539Z DESCRIPTION:Join Skillet at The BottleNeck Lounge for The Kentucky Derby Saturday\, May 3\n\nNO Cover\nDoors at 2\nRace at 3 on the big flat scr een TV\nSkillet from 3:30 – 7 PM\nwww.skilletstreetfood.com\n\nhttp://ww w.bottlenecklounge.com/events.html\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081008T190000 UID:26FA2E54-F6CE-4D69-92F5-8CC88943CC79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 DTSTAMP:20090107T161853Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070509T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070509T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20091014T065959Z;BYDAY=2WE END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20071010T233836Z UID:26FA2E54-F6CE-4D69-92F5-8CC88943CC79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071010T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071010T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nMill er Community Center\nAdvisory Council Meeting Agenda\n10 October 2007 – 7:00 – 8:30\n\n\nPre-planned absence – Merica and Heidi (maybe Michael )\n\n\n1. RecTech request for funds – Thavy \n\n \n2. Halloween Festiva l - Thavy \n\n• Update on activities \n• How can we help \n \n\n3. Cla ss ideas – Thavy \n\n• Brief update re additional classes – needs and o pportunities \n parenting classes\, baby sign language\, pet classes\, pet meet and greets\, pet shows \n\n\n4. 2007 – 2008 Focus – All \n • Fund Raising\nPerhaps teen involvement \n• New member recruitment \nFo cus on toddler’s parents\, organic pick up\, and those in leadership rol es (coaches\, leaders\, etc.) – Andrew and Heidi will draft flyer\, cont act Capitol Hill times about writing an article \n• Anniversary Celebrat ion plans – status update \nApril of 2008 – good dates include April 12\ , 19. 26\n• Farmers Market – should we contact the association re. Hosti ng at Miller? \n\n\n5. Holiday Celebration – Thavy \n• Mayor will be out of the country – thanks for inviting him\, Andrew \n• Date\n• How can w e help \n\n\n\n6. Other – All \n\n\n7. Action Items Update – All \n• Inv ite mayor to Holiday Party and Anniversary Celebration – Done \n• Review Advisory Council marketing materials – Andrew and Heidi – still researc hing \n• Discuss remodel w/ Robert – Thavy - ?\n• Review bylaws\, consid er class offerings and recruitment strategy – All – still pending\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20071113T060556Z UID:26FA2E54-F6CE-4D69-92F5-8CC88943CC79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071114T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071114T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nMill er Community Center\nAdvisory Council Meeting Agenda\n14 November – 7:00 – 8:30\n\nExcused Absence: Krishna\, Heidi \n\nUpdates/Action Item Stat us\n\n1. RecTech request for funds update – Thavy \nUpdate on other ce nters agreeing to the donate\n \n2. Halloween Festival recap – Thavy \n\ n\n3. Action Items Update – All \n• Review Advisory Council marketing m aterials – Andrew and Heidi – Due Dec. 12\n• Discuss remodel w/ Robert – Thavy – Done\n• Review bylaws\, consider class offerings and recruitmen t strategy – All – still pending \n• New member recruitment \nFocus on t oddler’s parents\, organic pick up\, and those in leadership roles (coac hes\, leaders\, etc.) – Andrew and Heidi will draft flyer\, contact Capi tol Hill times about writing an article – Due Dec. 12\n• Communication – how do we continue to market and communicate the events at Miller beyon d what we do now?\n\n\n4. More discussion on 2007 – 2008 Focus – All \ nGoal: Decide one or two projects for the year to do and that we can put our resource and time into. Example – the 10 year anniversary celebrati on and the setting up the food vendor for soccer players\n• Fund Raising – paid parking idea – need to investigate on the parking issue\no Map o f the parking lot\no Need to investigate who is parking in the back park ing lot – teachers\, commuters downtown?\n• Need to plan for the soccer field new turf and how it affects the community center – for 2009\n• Per haps teen involvement \n• Anniversary Celebration plans – status update \nApril of 2008 – confirm goal date is April 19\n• Farmers Market – shou ld we contact the association re. Hosting at Miller? \no Approach the ma rket organizer – Thavy \n\n\n5. Community Holiday Celebration – Thavy \n \n• Date - 12/15 10-3pm\n• How can we help\n\n\n\n6. Miller Staff/Counci l Holiday Celebration – All\n Should we do something together – party at Miller\, brunch out\, etc.\n\n7. Meeting times – All\n Does the 2nd Wed of each month still work best\n\n8. Officers – John\n\n9. Other – All \ n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20080214T061656Z UID:26FA2E54-F6CE-4D69-92F5-8CC88943CC79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080213T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080227T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080227T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20080728T195511Z UID:26FA2E54-F6CE-4D69-92F5-8CC88943CC79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:17 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080813T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080813T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nMeet new director (Alan) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20081110T171945Z UID:26FA2E54-F6CE-4D69-92F5-8CC88943CC79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:19 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081112T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081112T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nYes\ , we are meeting this Wednesday at 7pm\, our normal meeting schedule. Pl ease send any agenda items you would like to discuss for this meeting. O therwise we can review the holiday party\, the soccer field\, Miller sta ff situation\, and other relevant issues. We may also have a special gue st visiting us that evening. Thanks. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20090107T161853Z UID:26FA2E54-F6CE-4D69-92F5-8CC88943CC79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090114T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090114T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nCONF IRMED. Laury\, I wanted to invite you so we can take some time to review the past holiday party so we can make sure we make improvements to next year’s party END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071125T053000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071125T160000 SUMMARY:Marathon UID:FA4DEAA6-E8DA-47AF-865B-4AA4CD8D61DF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTAMP:20071119T074553Z DESCRIPTION:Many streets closed. See:\n\nhttp://www.seattlemarathon.org/ download/SM07_AffectedStreets_100005L.pdf END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080427T093000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080427T150000 SUMMARY:Safety and Self Defense Workshop UID:58521DA6-8909-4B31-9FE1-E9A265FD11F4-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080422T035828Z DESCRIPTION:Do You Feel Safe?: Capitol Hill Responds to Violence\nOne D ay Safety and Self Defense Workshop. Sunday\, April 27th from 9:30am-3:0 0pm\, Miller Community Center\, 330 19th Avenue East. Free event hosted by Seattle Commission for Sexual Minorities\, Seattle Police Department and the SPD LGBT Advisory Council For more information please call the Seattle Office of Civil Right at 206.684.4500 or email: david@sexualmino rities.org\nFlyer for this event:http://www.seattle.gov/scsm/Documents/p oster_layout.pdf\n\n--Self Defense Workshop by Home Alive\n--Healthy Rel ationships Workshop by NW Network\n--Hate Crimes 101 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080601T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080601T150000 SUMMARY:Meet the CHCC candidates UID:31DB3817-0CA1-42A1-BE10-948181DFE1DC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080522T045912Z DESCRIPTION:Meet the CHCC candidates at the Broadway Farmer's Market\nLo cation: just behind the Broadway Bank of America\nStreet: 10th Ave East and East Thomas END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080204T140000 SUMMARY:City Council Action Plan UID:6B7942F5-B82D-4A75-8BB3-49153D9315E4-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080204T043658Z DESCRIPTION:http://tinyurl.com/29y4k7\n\nAt this meeting the nine Counci lmembers will announce how they will address the critical issues facing the city. As the City’s lawmaking body\, each year the Council is respon sible for taking action on the issues that shape Seattle’s business\, so cial\, and physical environment\, ranging from public safety to affordab le housing\, from city parks to global warming\, and from the Alaskan Wa y Viaduct to bicycle paths. \n\nWhere: Council Chambers\, Second Floor\, City Hall\, 600 Fourth Avenue\nWhen: Monday\, February 4\, 2008\, 2:00 p.m.\n DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070916T130000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070916T143000 SUMMARY:NEW Capitol Hill Park meeting UID:D5D4770A-6A81-49CD-9DEB-6403878F8E39-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20070911T181819Z DESCRIPTION:\n\nThe neighbors planning group for a garden park at 16th & Howell will meet this coming Sunday\, September 16\, 1-2:30 PM in the G roup Health South Building Atrium meeting room. This is our second meet ing. We would be delighted if you would join us in planning this new pa rk/gardening opportunity.\n\nA proposed agenda is below:\n\nIntroduction \n- Convene\n- Self introductions all around\n\nReview of Information to Date\n- Dimensions and purchase\n- Refer to list of ideas from last mee ting (posted)\n- Refer to Wendy's sketch from the ideas (posted)\n- Feed back from e-mail\n\nKey Issues Seem to Be\n- P-patch requirements\n- Par k requirements\n- Are they in conflict?\n\n- Governance and Maintenance\ n- P-patch model\n- Parks model\n- Are they in conflict?\n\nDevelop a li st of key principles for our vision\nSome ideas include:\n - use of her bicides and pesticides?\n - palate of plantings?\n - integration of us es?\n - \"passive\" recreation?\n - gardening?\n - P-patches?\n - co mposting?\n - maintenance?\n - governance?\n\nA little time out to thi nk\, draw\, talk to each other -- drawing materials will be on hand.\n\n Regather:\n\nProposals\, please present and discuss\nCritiques\, everyon e please comment\nCan we agree on some basic concepts for organizing the space\, at least provisionally?\n\nA \"steering committee\"?\nVolunteer s to do tasks\, such as\n - visit Bradner Gardens\n - visit Maple Leaf Park\n - research potential names\n - draw up a more formal (i.e. mea sured) drawing or drawings of proposals above\n - research costs\n - r esearch governance ideas (how to make this work over time)\n\nWhat shal l we do next? What would you like Dotty to do next?\n\nFor more informa tion please contact Dotty DeCoster\, dottyd2@drizzle.com\, 325-3167.\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070927T045116Z UID:F8B36B7A-6CA8-11DC-AAF0-003065D8A3E2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/planning/multifamily_code_updat e/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071015T173000 SUMMARY: Multifamily Code Update Public Open House DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071015T200000 DESCRIPTION:You are invited to a Multifamily Code Update Public Open Hou se. \n\n\nNew Date and Time: Monday\, Oct. 15\, 2007\, 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. \nPresentation begins at 6:00 p.m.\nWhere: Bertha Knight Landes Room\, 1st floor\, City Hall\, 600 Fourth\nAve.\n\nDPD has been working with th e Seattle Planning Commission\, the\ncommunity\, and design and developm ent professionals to update the\nMultifamily Code.\n\nThe public is invi ted to provide input on the draft code\nrecommendations. Draft code and other documents will be available Sept.\n26th on DPD*s Multifamily websi te:\nwww.seattle.gov/dpd/planning/multifamily_code_update/ \n\nPlease vi sit our website for more\ninformation.\n\nThe Bertha Knight Landes room is accessible. Print and communications\naccess is provided on prior req uest. Please contact Mike Podowski at\n(206) 386-1988 as soon as possibl e to request accommodations for a\ndisability.\n\nJohn Rahaim\nCity Plan ning Director\nCity of Seattle\nDepartment of Planning and Development\n 700 Fifth Avenue Suite 2000\nPO Box 34019\nSeattle WA 98124-4019\n\noffi ce location\n700 Fifth Avenue\n19th floor\nvoice 206-684-0434\nfax 206-2 33-7883\nwww.seattle.gov/dpd\n\nAssistant: Valauri Stotler\n206-684-341 5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080503T040044Z UID:1ADAAE64-B9A9-4B27-8CF2-6BC0FABE011E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080508T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080508T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nThomas Whittemore thomas.whittemore@seattl e.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-7257\n\nThis Month's a genda:\n\n1. Introductions\n• Name and Affiliation\n• Additions to Agend a\n Ron Boddie\, Chair - CANDC\nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m. - 6:05 p.m.\n \n2. Roundtable\n• Updates from neighborhoods\n• Update fr om Neighborhood Plan Stewardship Committee\n \nRon Boddie 6:05 p.m.- 6 :25 p.m.\n\n\n3. Seattle City Council Update \nCity Council President \n Richard Conlin \nChair: Environment\, Emergency Management & Utilities\n 6:25 p.m.- 6:45 p.m.\n\n4. Pedestrian Master Plan \nKatherine Bush\nMa jor Projects\nSeattle Department of Transportation 6:45 p.m.- 6:55 p.m.\ n\n6. Neighborhood Matching Fund Large Project Application Review Repo rt\n• NMF Committee report \n• Vote on Committee Recommendations\n \nAdr ienne Bailey \n6:55 p.m.- 7:20 p.m\n.\n\n7. June Agenda items and Adjour nment \nRon Boddie \n7:20 p.m.-7:30 p.m.\n\nContact persons: Thomas Whit temore \nthomas.whittemore@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinato r\n206-233-7257\nRon Boddie Chair\nrjboddie_2@msn.com\n206-853-8538\n\n \n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080612T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070414T135949Z UID:65B1E12E-53AF-4119-BBCC-6B83AC9528EB-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 URL;VALUE=URI:http://dnr.metrokc.gov/dnrp/press/2007/0405Westpointopenho use.htm DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070421T100000 SUMMARY:West Point Water Treatment Plant Open House DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070421T120000 DESCRIPTION:April 5\, 2007\nNews Release\n\nTreatment plant open house t o highlight water pollution prevention\, creating resources from wastewa ter\n\nIn celebration of Earth Day\, King County is inviting the public to learn about the most effective method for eliminating water pollution and improving water quality in our region – wastewater treatment.\n\nFr om 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday\, April 21\, county staff will host an op en house at the West Point Treatment Plant\, located at 1400 West Utah S treet in Seattle’s Discovery Park.\n\nDuring the open house\, visitors c an tour the plant and learn about its role in protecting water quality\, and see how we’re using wastewater treatment processes to create valuab le resources such as energy\, reclaimed water and biosolids. \n\nThere w ill also be displays and information on safer home cleaning products\, a s well as an opportunity to meet Doug Rice from “Yard Talk”\, who will b e offering tips on natural methods for yard and garden care. Light refre shments will be served.\n\nDirections to the West Point Treatment Plant are available on the Web at http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wtd/directions/#WestP oint. People can also call 206-296-8361 or 711 TTY for more information or to request reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities.\n\ nPeople enjoy clean water and a healthy environment because of King Coun ty's wastewater treatment program. The county’s Wastewater Treatment Div ision protects public health and water quality by serving 17 cities\, 17 local sewer utilities and more than 1.4 million residents in King\, Sno homish and Pierce counties. Formerly called Metro\, the regional clean-w ater agency now operated by King County has been preventing water pollut ion for more than 40 years. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070423T175045Z UID:4045CC02-BDD0-448A-AA44-521E3CF33782-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\n \"The Seattle Community Council Federation welcomes guests and r epresentatives from community-based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues affecting your neighborhood\, and we hope th at you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWher e: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Cente r on Lake Union \n1801 Fairview Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facil ity\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not atte nded a recent Federation meeting\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-36 5-1267 or email him your name\, contact information and address at rickb arrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen : 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarrett@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070524T065959Z;BYDAY=4TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070321T053813Z UID:4045CC02-BDD0-448A-AA44-521E3CF33782-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\n \"The Seattle Community Council Federation welcomes guests and r epresentatives from community-based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues affecting your neighborhood\, and we hope th at you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWher e: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Cente r on Lake Union \n1801 Fairview Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facil ity\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not atte nded a recent Federation meeting\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-36 5-1267 or email him your name\, contact information and address at rickb arrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen : 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarrett@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nInc entive Zoning—Changing the Character of Seattle to Accommodate Growth\nF eatured Guest: Jerry Finrow\, Chair\, Seattle Planning Commission\n\nOn February 27th the Seattle Planning Commission released its report and r ecommendations on how Seattle should use incentive zoning programs to me et predicted housing and job growth targets while contributing to livabi lity and sustainability. How do we strike a balance between the desire t o encourage density and development with the desire to provide the most benefit to neighborhoods? Will affordable housing become a reality in S eattle? Learn the details of the recommendations and how your community would be affected. To view the report online or to download the pdf go t o http://www.seattle.gov/planningcommission/ . Seattle Planning Commiss ioner and Chair\, Jerry Finrow has tentatively committed to speak. He wi ll be joined by Casey Mills\, the Commission's analyst. \n7:00 Ca ll to Order and Introductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 Incentive Zoning Recommendations – Seattle Planning Commission Chair J erry Finrow \n\n8:10 Round Robin on Neighborhood Issues and Projects \n1. Proposed new sidewalks standards—Update \n2. State legislativ e issues—Update (correspondence to be distributed)\n3. Spring Worksho p—Update \n4. Other\n\n9:00 Adjourn END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070423T175045Z UID:4045CC02-BDD0-448A-AA44-521E3CF33782-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070426T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070426T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070426T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\n \"The Seattle Community Council Federation welcomes guests and r epresentatives from community-based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues affecting your neighborhood\, and we hope th at you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWher e: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Cente r on Lake Union \n1801 Fairview Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facil ity\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not atte nded a recent Federation meeting\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-36 5-1267 or email him your name\, contact information and address at rickb arrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen : 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarrett@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nSee seattlefederation.blogspot.com for more information. \n\n\nSEATTLE CO MMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERATION\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East\nThursday\, April 26\, 2007\n\nAGENDA\n\nA Dialogue with S eattle City Councilmember Jan Drago\n\n\nCouncilmember Jan Drago chairs the Transportation Committee and co-chairs the Special Pedestrian Safety Committee. She is vice-chair of the Parks\, Education\, Libraries and L abor Committee and serves on the Economic Development and Neighborhoods and Special Annexation Committees. Learn about Councilmember Drago's vie ws on key issues facing the City\, initiatives she is promoting and how your community can become involved in the process. \n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n\n Administration\n1. Changes to t he agenda\n2. Treasurer's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 Round Robin on Neighborhood Issues and Projects—Please bring issues of concern from your community for discussion. \n\n 1. SR 520—U pdate\n 2. State legislative issues—Update\n 3. Ot her\n\n8:00 A Dialogue with Councilmember Jan Drago\n\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security alert\, so att endees must enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please e-mail you r name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry list. (No e-mail? Call 206 365-1267.) The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081213T160000 SUMMARY:Miller holiday party UID:C706FE5A-A2C3-470A-98FA-1822E690D516-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20081203T054546Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070602T090000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070602T110000 SUMMARY:SCCF Neighborhood Blogging Workshop UID:F36324B8-2E9B-11DC-B7A5-003065D8A3E2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070602T013639Z DESCRIPTION:Seattle Community Council Federation (http://seattlefederati on.blogspot.com/index.html )\nSpring Workshop on Saturday\, June 2\, Nin e to Noon\, Mount Baker Community Club\, 2811 Mount Rainier Drive South. Computer gurus Paul Andrews and Andrew Taylor will demonstrate how your community can quickly and easily build an interactive website absolutel y free! Coffee\, tea\, cocoa\, donuts and snacks\, also free.\n\nTentati ve schedule:\n\n9:00 Registration\, snacks\, beverages\, introductions\ ,social hour.\n\n9:30 Introduction by SCCF President\n\n(soon the reafter) The Paul and Andrew show.\n\n11:30 Q&A.\n\nNoon Adjourn (There' s a wedding scheduled for early afternoon\, we have to clear out.)\n SEQUENCE:22 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T130000 SUMMARY:Madrona Mayfair Parade UID:65A0ED64-8070-476D-9874-29F4CF132297-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070517T053227Z DESCRIPTION:Mayfair is this Saturday May 19th from 10:00am to 1:00 pm a t Madrona Playfield (Spring and 34th Ave E)! This is a free\, fun carni val and parade to be enjoyed by all! Come help us celebrate this great neighborhood tradition that focuses on the youngest members of Madrona. \n\nSchedule of Events:\n\n10:00 – 10:30 Everyone will gather in Al Lark ins Park (Pike and 34th Ave E) where plenty of crepe paper and balloons will be available to decorate bikes and trikes and strollers.\n\n10:30 – Parade Starts down 34th. Deano the Clown\, Rainbow Lady\, Monad the Dr ummer\, and a Fire Engine will lead the parade down 34th. \n\n10:45 D eano the Clown will do his show at the Madrona Playfield\n\n12:00 Puppe t and music show at the Madrona Playfield\n\n10:30 – 1:00 Enjoy pony ri des\, carnival games\, a bouncy house\, face painting\, chair massage\, pizza\, a great bake sale and lots more! SEQUENCE:9 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080818T183000 DTSTAMP:20080817T234545Z UID:0DF56A5C-5F91-41BF-AD29-5EAAA57C8407-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080616T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080616T203000 RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080915T065959Z;BYDAY=3MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20080710T063712Z UID:0DF56A5C-5F91-41BF-AD29-5EAAA57C8407-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080721T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080721T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DESCRIPTION:CANP Land Use\, Open Space and Housing Committee Meeting\nJu ly 21st (third monday of the month)\n6:30 PM\nMadrona Shelterhouse (nea r the corner of 34th and Marion in the Madrona Playfield)\n\nWe will be reviewing our Central Area Land Use Map and Zone Summaries.\n\nI'll send out another email with links to materials for those who wish to prepare in advance. Ideally\, it would be WONDERFUL if any of you would be wil ling to study a particular zone designation (or range) and be able to su mmarize the highlights of what can be built for the rest of us. Please let me know if you are willing END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20050825T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20051124T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20061123T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20061228T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070726T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20071122T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081225T183000 DTSTAMP:20091123T005729Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:35 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=4TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080121T055214Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nThe topic is “Addressing Violence as a Disease” and we will be having a presentation by students (high school age) from the Street Soldiers Program. The curriculum of t heir program defines violence as a disease affecting a community and bre aks down the different aspects of the disease using medical terminology (breaks down risk factors\, germs\, methods of transmission\, symptoms\, etc.) I’m anticipating it to be a powerful and meaningful presentation \, especially considering one of their classmates was just shot and kill ed about two weeks ago. This is the main presentation but other importa nt items that will be discussed are: the recent Capitol Hill homicide an d safety forum\, Police Staffing Plan\, and hotspot reporting. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080325T210554Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080327T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080327T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nEPCPC\nEast Precinct Crim e Prevention Coalition\n\nThursday\, March 27\, 2008\n6:30-8:00pm\n@\nSe attle Vocational Institute (SVI)\nRoom #401 \n(2120 S Jackson St.)\nTopi c: Elections \nCommunity Concerns & Precinct Updates \n\nDear East Preci nct Crime Prevention Coalition:\n\nAs you know\, our awesome Lt. John Ha yes has been promoted to the Director of Community Outreach in the Seatt le Police Department. \n\nThis is a good move for all concerned\, as his extraordinary ability to improve community quality of life issues will expand citywide.\n\nThis Thursday\, March 27th\, will be his 'Final Appe arance' as the East Precinct Operations Lieutenant. This doesn't mean w e won't see him again\, just not as often.\n\nI am extending a personal invitation for you to attend this Thursday at 6:30 PM\, so we can give h im a proper send-off and express our appreciation for all of his efforts in the East Precinct. \nAfter introductions\, we will recognize him wit h a few stories\, memories\, and LOVE.\n\nI look forward to seeing you a ll.\n\nBest regards\,\n\nStephanie Tschida\, Chair\nEast Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition\n\nMarch 27\, 2008\n6:30 PM\nSeattle Vocational Ins titute\n2120 S Jackson St\nSeattle\, WA 98144\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080422T032657Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080424T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080424T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nTopic: Hotspot Action Pla n \nCommunity Concerns & Precinct Updates END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080515T180112Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:25 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080522T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080522T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\n(NOTE different loca tion this month)\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordina tor \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle\, WA 98 122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org\n\n(206 ) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nEPCPC\nEast Precinct Crime Preven tion Coalition\n\nThursday\, May 22\, 2008\n6:30-8:00pm\n@\nAssumption G reek Orthodox Church \n1804 13th Ave\n(13th & Howell\, free parking avai lable in church parking lot)\n\nTOPICS\nBias Crimes\nSound Transit Light Rail and Neighborhood Safety\nCommunity Concerns & Highlights\nEast Pre cinct Updates \n\n- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \n\n\n Thanks!\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighbo rhood Group \n206.323.9666 (Main Line)\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nsita @sngi.org\nhttp://www.sngi.org/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080723T050746Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:26 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080724T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080724T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\ns from Seattle Housing Auth ority\n\nLiquor License Renewals: Responses for September renewals are d ue by July 22nd END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080919T003609Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080925T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080925T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. 102. Please note the room change for September.. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhoo d Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle\, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n2 06.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org\n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nGreetings EPCPC\,\n\nWe will be discussing Mayor Greg Nickels’ Youth Violence Prev ention Initiative at the September meeting. Link to Initiative:\nhttp:/ /www.seattle.gov/mayor/newsdetail.asp?ID=8814&dept=40\n\nI encourage you to read the overview before we meet so that we may have an in-depth and informative discussion. Please feel free to contact me with questions or if I can be of assistance. Thank you!\n\n- Sita\nEPCPC\nEast Precinc t Crime Prevention Coalition\n\nThursday\, September 25\, 2008\n6:30-8:0 0pm\n@\nSeattle Vocational Institute\, Room 102*\n2120 S. Jackson St\n(f ree parking available in SVI parking lot after 6pm)\n\nTopic: Seattle Yo uth Violence Prevention Initiative\nCommunity Concerns & Precinct Update s\n\n- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \n*Please note the room change.\n\nThanks!\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast Program Coordinator \ nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n206.323.9666 (Main Line)\n206.322.9330 (Di rect Line)\nsita@sngi.org\nhttp://www.sngi.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20081202T155859Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:29 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081127T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nRecent Neighborhood Safet y Issues END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090223T072340Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:30 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090226T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090226T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\nEPCPC\nEast Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition\n\nThursday\, February 26\, 2009\n6:30-8:00pm\n@\nS eattle Vocational Institute\, room 401\n2120 S. Jackson St\n(free parkin g available in SVI parking lot after 6pm – oftentimes they forget to tak e the no parking sign down)\n\nTopics: Recent Neighborhood Safety Issues \nCommunity Concerns & Precinct Updates END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090320T204718Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:31 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090326T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090326T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\nEPCPC\nEast Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition\n\nThursday\, March 26\, 2009\n6:30-8:00pm\n@\nSeat tle Vocational Institute\, room 401\n2120 S. Jackson St\n(free parking a vailable in SVI parking lot after 6pm – even if they forget to take the no parking sign down)\n\nTopic: Calling 911 and Operator Protocol\nExecu tive Board Elections\nCommunity Concerns & Precinct Updates\n\n--------- --------------------------------------------------------------- \nSita D eGiulio Das\nEast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n206 .323.9666 (Main Line)\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nsita@sngi.org\nhttp:/ /www.sngi.org/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090422T181151Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:32 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090423T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090423T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle \, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org \n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\nMany in our community are c oncerned about the recent youth violence. The East Precinct Crime Preven tion Coalition is beginning a series of presentations that focus on thes e issues and what can be done and is being done about it.\n\nThe topics for Thursday's meeting include: \n\nHow can the safety of students going to and returning from school be better protected? \nWhat can we do to o vercome the code of silence? \nHow should we come forward with informati on about criminal activity? What kind of information is useful?\nInforma tion about anonymous text-a-crime to talking with the police to testifyi ng in court\, and the degrees of protection and exposure these different channels can involve. \n\nOur special guests will be Seattle Police Dep artment Director John Hayes and key representatives from the Seattle Cit y Attorney's office. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20091015T220444Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:33 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091022T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091022T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Greek Orthodox Church of\nAssumption which is at 1804 13th Ave. \n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das \nEast & Southeast Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n18 10 East Yesler Way\nSeattle\, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nwww.sngi.org\n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n Next Thursday\, October 22nd\, we will be holding our monthly EPCPC meet ing on\nCapitol Hill. The meeting will be held at the Greek Orthodox Ch urch of\nAssumption which is at 1804 13th Ave. Our special guest for th e evening is\nSenator Adam Kline. Please come to the meeting with quest ions or topics you\nmay have to discuss regarding the upcoming Legislati ve Session for 2010.\n\nIn addition to a conversation with Senator Kline \, we will also be hearing\nsome updates from Jamila Taylor\, Urban Leag ue\, about the Seattle Youth\nViolence Prevention Initiative in addition to community concerns and\nprecinct updates. \n\nAttached is the letter of support that the Executive Committee submitted to\nthe Mayor and Cit y Council in support of the GOTS Program.\n\nSee you next week!\n\nThank you\,\n\n-- \nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast Program Coordinator\nSeattle Neig hborhood Group\n206.323.9666 (Main Line)\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\nsi ta@sngi.org\nhttp://www.sngi.org/\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20091123T012447Z UID:8D2304C8-9612-4DB7-BDDB-6DBD9618E8B9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:35 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091126T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091203T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091203T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, normally the 4th Thursday\n\nSita DeGiulio Das\nEast & South east Program Coordinator \nSeattle Neighborhood Group \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle\, WA 98122-5748\n206.323.9666\n206.322.9330 (Direct Line)\ nwww.sngi.org\n\n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n Topics inclu de community concerns\, precinct updates and a special farewell and cong ratulations to Assistant Chief Paul McDonagh\, who worked with us for tw o years as the East Precinct Commander. \n\nCaptain McDonagh will intr oduce Captain Jim Dermody\, the new commander of the East Precinct END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070624T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070624T120000 SUMMARY:Gay Pride Parade UID:B1A5C5D8-1450-434E-97E1-BB4833CD3423-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070619T175115Z DESCRIPTION:Gay Pride Parade (Downtown)\n11 a.m.\nStarts at 4th and Unio n. SEQUENCE:4 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080413T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080413T180000 SUMMARY:GreenFest UID:98B1FB98-EAD1-4198-966F-A4B453881A85-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080407T023503Z DESCRIPTION:GreenFest will be held at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center on Saturday April 12th (10:00am -8:00pm) and Sunday\, April 13th (11:00am-6:00pm). 300 exhibitors\, over 150 speakers together with community groups and residents will come together to share successful a pproaches for creating a just\, prosperous and ecologically balanced com munity to leave to our children and grandchildren. Together\, we can add ress these questions that are crucial to our personal and our community’ s environmental health.\n\nFree tickets\, and more info:\n\nhttp://tinyu rl.com/62ucth END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20081128T234332Z UID:3E711D77-9DA2-4387-939F-C7CB9A29254A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 URL;VALUE=URI:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/11/celebrate-re peal-of-prohibition.html DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081205T170000 SUMMARY:Bottleneck Happy Hour DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081205T200000 DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the repeal of Prohibition!\n\nhttp://millerparksea ttle.blogspot.com/2008/11/celebrate-repeal-of-prohibition.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080402T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080403T080000 SUMMARY:Design Review: 2305 E. Madison UID:9ED2272B-76B9-4942-A748-21E0CAE47B3A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 DTSTAMP:20080325T191718Z DESCRIPTION:Details: \nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/03/dev elopment-news-2305-e-madison-street.html\n\nEarly Design Guidance Hearin g:\n\n\nDate: Wednesday\, April 2\, 2008\nTime: 6:30 p.m.\nLocation: Yes ler Community Center\,917 E Yesler Way. Multi-Purpose Room END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080805T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080805T210000 SUMMARY:Night Out against Crime UID:372BC3AC-277C-473E-A161-62A140095BD9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080710T070531Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2008/07/09/make-your-own-c apitol-hill-block-party\n\nRegister:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/police/Ni ghtout/default.htm END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070827T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20071231T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080825T183000 DTSTAMP:20091026T032603Z UID:C589157C-BCB7-4AF1-9B0D-D7B93F15DF88-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:33 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090223T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090223T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nChair: Kathy Nyland (Greater Duwamish) kenyland@comcast.net\nVice Chair: Laine Ros s (Downtown) laine@ceoworkz.com\nSecretary: Steve Sindiong (South west) gnoidnis@comcast.net\n\n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 6 84-0270\, ted.divina@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=-1MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20090223T072243Z UID:C589157C-BCB7-4AF1-9B0D-D7B93F15DF88-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090223T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090223T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nChair: Kathy Nyland (Greater Duwamish) kenyland@comcast.net\nVice Chair: Laine Ros s (Downtown) laine@ceoworkz.com\nSecretary: Steve Sindiong (South west) gnoidnis@comcast.net\n\n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 6 84-0270\, ted.divina@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\nDRAFT AGENDA:\ n \n6:30 Introductions\, review/approval of agenda and of January m inutes\n\n• Introductions\n• Approve agenda\n• Approve minutes\n \n6:40 Stella Chao\, Director of the Department of Neighborhoods\n \n6:55 Sally Clark\, City Councilmember\n\n7:10 Grace Crunican\, Directo r of SDOT\nAlex Wiggins\, Chief of Staff\, SDOT\n \n7:25 Anne Take kawa\, DON\, Neighborhood Matching Fund\n\n7:45 2009 Work plan\n\n8:10 Committee updates\n\n• Budget Committee—Ron Boddie\, Chair \n• Neighbor hood Matching Fund Oversight Committee--Laine Ross\, Chair\n• Neighborho od Planning Committee--Cindi Barker\, acting Chair\n• Transportation Com mittee—Ref Lindmark\, Chair \n• Youth\, School & Education Committee--Mike Warren\, Chair\n• CNC executive committee\n\n8:40 Adjourn \n\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20090422T050030Z UID:C589157C-BCB7-4AF1-9B0D-D7B93F15DF88-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:29 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090427T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090427T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nChair: Kathy Nyland (Greater Duwamish) kenyland@comcast.net\nVice Chair: Laine Ros s (Downtown) laine@ceoworkz.com\nSecretary: Steve Sindiong (South west) gnoidnis@comcast.net\n\n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 6 84-0270\, ted.divina@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n \n6:30 Introductions\, review/approval of agenda and of March minutes\n\n• Int roductions\n• Approve agenda\n• Approve minutes\n \n6:40 Dwight Divel y\, Director\, Department of Finance\n City budget update\n\n7:00 Q & A \n \n7:25 Roundtable conversation \n\n7:45 Committee updates\n\n• Budg et Committee—Ron Boddie\, Chair \n• Neighborhood Matching Fund Oversigh t Committee--Laine Ross\, Chair\n• Neighborhood Planning Committee--Cind i Barker\, acting Chair\n• Transportation Committee—Ref Lindmark\, Chair \n• Youth\, School & Education Committee--Mike Warren\, Ch air\n• CNC executive committee\n\n8:30 Adjourn \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20090629T055440Z UID:C589157C-BCB7-4AF1-9B0D-D7B93F15DF88-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:30 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090629T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090629T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nChair: Kathy Nyland (Greater Duwamish) kenyland@comcast.net\nVice Chair: Laine Ros s (Downtown) laine@ceoworkz.com\nSecretary: Steve Sindiong (South west) gnoidnis@comcast.net\n\n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 6 84-0270\, ted.divina@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n\nDRAFT AGEN DA:\n \n6:30 Introductions\, review/approval of agenda and of April minutes\n\n• Introductions\n• Approve agenda\n• Approve minutes\n \n6:4 0 Patricia Lopez\, Department of Neighborhoods\n City-wide Review Tea m\n\n6:50 Hazel Barnett Bhang\, Department of Neighborhoods\n NMF Evalua tion\n\n7:05 Mary Denzel\, Auditor’s Office\n District Council audit\n \n7:25 Roundtable conversation\n• CNC Committees\n• Modes of communicat ion\n• Candidates’ Forum\n\n7:45 Committee updates\n\n• Budget Committe e—Ron Boddie\, Chair \n• Neighborhood Matching Fund Committee--Laine Ro ss\, Chair (hiatus\, CRT underway)\n• Neighborhood Planning Committee—Ir ene Wall\, Chair\n• Transportation Committee—Ref Lindmark\, Chair \n• Youth\, School & Education Committee--Mike Warren\, Chair\n• CNC executive committee\n\n8:30 Adjourn \n\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20090925T054422Z UID:C589157C-BCB7-4AF1-9B0D-D7B93F15DF88-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:31 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090928T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090928T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nChair: Kathy Nyland (Greater Duwamish) kenyland@comcast.net\nVice Chair: Laine Ros s (Downtown) laine@ceoworkz.com\nSecretary: Steve Sindiong (South west) gnoidnis@comcast.net\n\n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 6 84-0270\, ted.divina@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n\n \n6:30 Introductions\, review/approval of agenda and of June minutes\n\n• In troductions\n• Approve agenda\n• Approve minutes\, June and July\n \n6:4 0 Dwight Dively\n• Department of Finance\n• Budget update\n \n7:25 S tella Chao\n• Department of Neighborhoods\n• Changes to the NMF process\ n\n7:40 Pete Spalding\n• Parks Levy news\, Opportunity Fund\n \n7:50 Roundtable\n• Nominating Committee\n\n8:00 Committee reports: each comm ittee is allotted five minutes\, unless they requested more time.\n\n• B udget Committee—Ron Boddie\, Chair \n• Neighborhood Matching Fund Commi ttee--Laine Ross\, Chair \n• Neighborhood Planning Committee—Irene Wall\ , Chair\n• Transportation Committee—Ref Lindmark\, Chair \n • Youth\, School & Education Committee--Mike Warren\, Chair\n• CNC execu tive committee\n\n8:30 Adjourn\,\n\n\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20091026T032603Z UID:C589157C-BCB7-4AF1-9B0D-D7B93F15DF88-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:32 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091026T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091026T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nChair: Kathy Nyland (Greater Duwamish) kenyland@comcast.net\nVice Chair: Laine Ros s (Downtown) laine@ceoworkz.com\nSecretary: Steve Sindiong (South west) gnoidnis@comcast.net\n\n \n\n\n\nDRAFT AGENDA:\n \n6:30 Introductions\, review/approval of agenda and of September minutes\n \n• Introductions\n• Approve agenda\n• Approve minutes\n \n6:40 Mayor al Candidates- Opening statements (3 minutes each)\n• Joe Mallahan\n• Mi ke Mcginn\n \n6:50 Question and Answers\n• Pre-submitted\n\n7:40 Elect ions\n• 2010 Nominees\n• Slate of candidates\n\n8:00 Committee reports: each committee is allotted five minutes\, unless they requested more ti me.\n\n• Budget Committee—Ron Boddie\, Chair \n• Neighborhood Matching Fund Committee--Laine Ross\, Chair \n• Neighborhood Planning Committee—I rene Wall\, Chair\n• Transportation Committee—Ref Lindmark\, Chair \n• Youth\, School & Education Committee--Mike Warren\, Chair\n• CNC executive committee\n\n8:30 Adjourn\,\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20090616T145116Z UID:84A2E2D1-2191-41ED-899D-D7B3FF707FA9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 URL;VALUE=URI:http://chcc.wikidot.com/forum/t-155020/chcc-elections-2009 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090625T190000 SUMMARY:Cap Hill CC elections DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090625T210000 DESCRIPTION:Election Planning & Organization\n\nJustin will be asking An drew Taylor to head up the coordination of the election process (i.e. co unt votes and ensure transparency\, objectivity & compliance with Counci l bylaws). Date will be the June General Meeting (6/25/09) starting at 7 pm the Cal Anderson Park Shelterhouse.\n\nhttp://www.capitolhillcommunit ycouncil.org/forum/t-156490/final-chcc-bylaws-adopted-by-the-council-on- 4-16-09 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090428T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090428T193000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship Meeting UID:B3A9454B-5661-4ADF-866C-624870058D36-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20090429T044610Z DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, April 28\, 2009\nBank of America Conference Room\n Lower level of Promenade 23\n06:00 PM \n\nAgenda\n\n06:00 PM Meeting ca lled to order\n Introductions & Sign In – Thurston Muskelly\n\n06:05 P M Updates Thurston Muskelly\n\n06:10 PM Housing Levy Briefing Office o f Housing \n\n06:40 PM Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee\n Adr ienne Bailey\n\n07:00 PM Land Use Update Ms. Keller/Mr. Liebowitz\n\n07 :00 PM Planning Node reports – Round Table\n\n07:25 PM Items for the M ay 26th\, 2009 Meeting\n\n07:30 PM Adjournment\n\n\nDraft notes from la st meeting:\n\nDRAFT\n03-10-09 Stewardship\nMeeting Summary\n\nMr. Muske lly called the meeting to order at 06:05 PM. Attendance consisted of Ro n Boddie from the District Council\, Lottie Cross from the Black Dollar Day Task Force\, Eudora Carter/Vince Furfaro from Judkins Park\, Adrienn e Bailey from Greater Madison\, Max Liebowitz/Sheena Green from Madrona\ , Marcia Sheckler from Garfield\, Ryan Moran/Steve Van Oel from Jackson Place\, John Perry from Squire Park\, Bill Zosel from 12th Avenue\, Andr ew Taylor from Miller Park\, Robert Stephens from the Central Area and T hurston Muskelly from CADA.\n\nThurston reported the emphasis would be t o reach out to businesses and neighborhood groups. Also reported a Busi ness Improvement District is being formed along the South Jackson Street Corridor. Considerations will be given to include major intersections in the Central District.\n\nMr. Muskelly placed emphasis working with yo uth\, collaborating with community organizations\, working with seniors and economic development. Thurston reported in the 98144 zip code there were 1400 foreclosures\, 98122 there were 1300 foreclosures for Decembe r 2008.\n\nBill briefed members on 12th Avenue potential street car on 1 2th Avenue and delays on Seattle Universities on building projects. And rew Taylor reported on 387 units of apartments at the former Deano locat ion and 96 of residential units at the former Twilight establishment alo ng the Madison corridor. \n\nNext meeting was moved to the fourth Tuesd ay.\n\nMeeting was adjourned at 07:30 PM.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T193000 SUMMARY:Affordable Housing Forum UID:1F5A45DF-181E-420B-803F-4E9470F46A6F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080220T060112Z DESCRIPTION:Bertha Knight Landes Room\,\nCity Hall\n\nhttp://millerparks eattle.blogspot.com/2008/02/affordable-housing-forum.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091031T160000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091031T200000 SUMMARY:Arboretum Halloween Event UID:1CB32D39-B390-42A5-9472-3EDDEB0ED99F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20091002T045832Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2009/09/halloween-in-a rboretum.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081105T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081105T200000 SUMMARY:Miller Playfield resurfacing meeting UID:0C940924-46E7-41AE-A9BF-772E7093694A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20081031T003931Z DESCRIPTION:Miller Community Center\n330 -19th Ave E.\n\nhttp://millerpa rkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/10/miller-playfield-resurfacing-meeting.html \n\niscuss concepts for replacing the existing field surface at Miller P layfield on Wednesday\, Nov.\, 5\, 2008 from 6:30 – 8 p.m. at the Miller Community Center.\n\nThe project is to upgrade the field surface by rep lacing the existing all-weather sand/silt surface with synthetic turf si milar to the surface at Bob by Morris Playfield. Miller Community Center is located at 330 19th Ave. E.\n\nPlanning and design is funded in 2008 and Parks has requested construction funding in the 2009 budget. The co mmunity requested this project through the Community Capital Suggestion Process. The public is encouraged to attend and provide direction on the preferred synthetic turf field surface. \n\nThe field currently support s soccer and two softball fields\, and Parks is considering a request to include field markings for both women’s and men’s lacrosse.\n\nFor more information\, please contact Ted Holden\, Project manager and Senior La ndscape Architect\, at 206-684-7021 or ted.holden@seattle.gov.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090818 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090819 SUMMARY:Primary Electionn UID:CC9FEF27-0D67-44EA-8250-F04090CBBD9D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20090109T160116Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.secstate.wa.gov/elections/calendar_full.aspx?y=20 09\n\nhttp://apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=29a.04.311 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070422T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070422T140000 SUMMARY:Madison Valley Plant Exchange UID:906899BA-6835-46EC-AD69-54DDCAC8820F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070403T204655Z DESCRIPTION:PLANT EXCHANGE!!!! April 22 at my yard. 2507 E Helen\nThat's Sunday 11am to 1pm. NOT a sale. Just a get together of folks and \nthei r friends who want to trade plants and stories. Bring something \nfrom y our yard and take home somthing from someone else's yard. Or don't bring something and still\, please\, take home something! No money \ninvolved .\n\n\nThanks!\n\nPenny Bolton\n2507 E Helen\n SEQUENCE:8 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090618 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090619 SUMMARY:CNC Candidates' Forum UID:6CBB36A0-F71F-4436-B877-E848F6D65A19-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20090404T163014Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070726T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20071122T183000 DTSTAMP:20071120T054227Z UID:A16B6A03-DFA8-432C-B32D-C9FDCE9976AC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Veronica Pugh\, veronica@sngi.org\n \n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080124T075959Z;BYDAY=4TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070422T065543Z UID:A16B6A03-DFA8-432C-B32D-C9FDCE9976AC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070426T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070426T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070426T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Veronica Pugh\, veronica@sngi.org\n \n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nEPCPC\nEast Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition\n\nThursday\, April 26\, 2007\n6:30-8:00pm\nSeattle Vocational Institute\, Room 401 (2120 S Jackson St.)\n911 Presentation – Rena Martinez\nGoal Setting Wrap Up\nBylaws Approval\nCommunity Concer ns & Precinct Updates\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070320T042006Z UID:A16B6A03-DFA8-432C-B32D-C9FDCE9976AC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070322T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Veronica Pugh\, veronica@sngi.org\n \n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nGoal Setting\nBylaws\nCommu nity Concerns\nPrecinct Updates\nEnforcement\, Crime Prevention\, GOTS\, Other Agencies\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070626T045918Z UID:A16B6A03-DFA8-432C-B32D-C9FDCE9976AC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070628T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070628T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070628T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Veronica Pugh\, veronica@sngi.org\n \n(206) 322-9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n\n\n\nEAST PRECINCT CRIME P REVENTION COALITION\n\nThursday – June 28\, 2007\nSeattle Vocational Ins titute\n6:30 - 8:00pm\n\nWelcome/Introductions – Stephanie Tschida\, Cha ir - EPCPC 6:30 - 6:35\n\nSeattle Parks & Recreation 6:35 - 7:05\ n_ Royal Alley-Barnes\, MAT\, Manager\, North Region Parks Resources and Citywide Athletics\n_ Larry Campbell\, Parks Security Manager\n \nCommunity Concerns/Announcements 7:05 - 7:40\nState of the Neighbo rhood\n_ Community Crime Mapping\n\nPrecinct Update - 7:40 – 8:00 \n_ Enforcement Updates – Capt. Paul McDonagh & Lt. John Hayes \n_ Addi tional Govt. Agencies Represented - City Attorney\, DOC\, WSCLB etc.\n_ HIDTA - Denise Harnly\, SNG\n_ GOTS - Mary Williams\, SNG\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070516T201318Z UID:A16B6A03-DFA8-432C-B32D-C9FDCE9976AC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nEPCPC\nEast Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition\n\nThur sday\, May 24\, 2007\n6:30-8:00pm\nCal Anderson Park - Meeting Shelter \ n(1635 11th Avenue)\nCrime Prevention Through Environmental Design\n(If weather permits we will review CPTED improvements made in the park.)\n\n Community Concerns & Precinct Updates\n\nVeronica Pugh\nSeattle Neighbor hood Group\nEPCPC Program Coordinator\nveronica@sngi.org\nwww.sngi.org\n (206) 322-9330 \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20070820T222442Z UID:A16B6A03-DFA8-432C-B32D-C9FDCE9976AC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:18 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070823T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070823T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DESCRIPTION:What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) p romotes partnerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effectively address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epc pc/epcpc.html\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 401. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats : Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Veronica Pugh\, veronica@sngi.org\n \n(206) 322-9330 \n\nEAST PRECINCT CRIME PREVENTION COALITION\n\nThursda y – August 23\, 2007\nSeattle Vocational Institute\n6:30 - 8:00pm\n\nWel come/Introductions – Stephanie Tschida\, Chair - EPCPC 6:30 - 6:35\n\nN eighborhood & Personal Safety Against Shootings 6:35 - 7:05\nSeattle P olice Department\n \nCommunity Concerns/Announcements 7:05 - 7:40\nState of the Neighborhood\n Community Crime Mapping\n\nPrecinct U pdate - 7:40 – 8:00\n Enforcement Updates – Capt. Paul McDonagh & Lt. John Hayes \n Additional Govt. Agencies Represented - City Attor ney\, DOC\, WSCLB etc.\n HIDTA - Denise Harnly\, SNG\n GOTS - Mary Wil liams\, SNG\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071205T180641Z UID:A16B6A03-DFA8-432C-B32D-C9FDCE9976AC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071227T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071206T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071206T200000 DESCRIPTION:SPECIAL DATE for combined November and December meeting.\n\n What: The East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition (EPCPC) promotes part nerships among residents\, schools\, businesses/ merchants\, the Seattle Police Department\, social service and government agencies to effective ly address public safety issues.\n \nhttp://www.sngi.org/epcpc/epcpc.htm l\n\nWhere: Seattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 40 1. Parking is on the north side of the building. \n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Veronica Pugh\, veronica@sngi.org\n\n(206) 322- 9330 \n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nThe new SPD neighborhood police staffin g plan which I believe starts in January. It is a new configuration of p atrol beats. \nIt’s from 6:30 –8:00 at SVI. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091020T170000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091020T190000 SUMMARY:Bloggers' Happy Hour at the Bottleneck UID:DF319DE0-36C1-4A3E-AA58-7F8025CD3244-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091015T062925Z DESCRIPTION:Chs invited you to \"CHS October Happy Hour with Central Dis trict News\" on Tuesday\, October 20 at 5:00pm.\n\nEvent: CHS October Ha ppy Hour with Central District News\nWhat: Mixer\nStart Time: Tuesday\, October 20 at 5:00pm\nEnd Time: Tuesday\, October 20 at 7:00pm\nWhere: T he BottleNeck Lounge END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070612T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070612T200000 SUMMARY:Sound Transit Capitol Hill Station Update\n UID:2EE36B9B-299E-47C9-BD17-4DF3B94A8575-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070606T043700Z DESCRIPTION:COMMUNITY MEETING \nTuesday\, June 12\, 2007 6:00 - 8:00 PM\ nSeattle Central Community College Room 1110\n\nDetails:\n\nhttp://mille rparkseattle.blogspot.com/2007/06/sound-transit-capitol-hill-station.htm l SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070308T180000 DTSTAMP:20070320T054615Z UID:FC9BA554-B31B-11DB-9C90-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070208T180000 SUMMARY:Central District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070208T193000 DESCRIPTION:\nCentral Area\nNeighborhood District Council Meeting\nFebru ary 8th\, 2006 Thursday 06:00 PM - 7:30 PM\n\nMeeting Location\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nAgenda\n\n6:00 Welcome\, i ntroductions\, sign in sheet\nAdditions to the Agenda\nMr. Ronald Boddie \n\n6:05 Surface/Tunnel Hybrid Update\nMr. Gregg Hirakawa\, Seattle Depa rtment of Transportation\n\n6:25 Meet the New Department of Neighborhood s Director\nMs. Stella Chao\n\n6:35 An Executive Update\nMs. Pamela Gree n\, Mayors Director of Community Outreach\n\n6:45 Public Safety Update\n Mr. Thurston Muskelly\n\n6:50 2007 District Council Goals\nMr. Ron Boddi e\n\n7:05 Round Table\nMembers\n\n7:15 Social Time\n\n7:30 Adjournment\n \n\nSPECIAL NOTICE\n\nApril 2\, 2007 Small & Simple applications are due (15K)\nNeighborhood Development Fund for 750.00 call Allynn Ruth 684-0 301\nLeadership Development Fund 750.00 call Allynn Ruth 684-0301\nSmall Sparks Fund 250.00 call Ted Divina 233-7257.\n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070412T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T120000 SUMMARY:23rd & Union Cleanup UID:77C48F8F-149D-465B-88D9-033E873CAD79-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080305T064455Z DESCRIPTION:Cleanup of the Police \"drop in center\" at 23rd/Union.\n\nh ttp://www.centraldistrictnews.com/events/2008/03/08/drop-in-center-clean up-correction END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T090000 SUMMARY:Madison Valley Spring Clean UID:2D8AA65C-5DCE-4D33-BF60-113B0044E7E7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080411T174531Z DESCRIPTION:Hello neighbors\,\n\nTomorrow\, April 12\, is our neighborho od Spring Clean event\, from 9 a.m. to noon. We have three events in the neighborhood:\n\nBlackberry removal at the 25th Ave E and E Harrison St wetland -meet at entrance to 25th & Harrison right of way\n\nAlley clea n up at 24th and Aloha (between Valley and Aloha) -meet at alley entranc e\n\nPlanting strip makeover and \"Free the trees\" ivy clipping along W oody Lane -meet at 28th & Ward\n\nOur planting strip makeover will inclu de a TREE PLANTING (two Amelanchier grandiflora 'Autumn Brilliance')\, w ith a demonstration by Mark Herkert of Madison Park Tree on the correct planting of a tree. Show up early and have a ride on the log as we emplo y the ancient Egyptian method of moving big objects with three items you might find in your closet.\n\nWear gloves! Bring pruners and saws. We'l l have shovels and tarps and disposal bags.\n\nRefreshments will be prov ided at the 28th & Ward site\, look for the food and drink table at 2642 E Ward St. Also\, I will be giving away some choice plants at 2642 E Wa rd St.\n\nIf you don't want to wrestle with blackberry or ivy\, pick up a trash bag at any of these sites and walk up and down your street colle cting trash. This is a public land clean up and any trash you find on a sidewalk\, in a planting strip\, on the street can be picked up and put in one of our designated trash pick up sites.\n\nAlso\, Green Footprints will pass out a walking tour map of public land in our neighborhood at our work sites. Volunteers completed a public space survey in March\, an d we learned some new and exciting facts about our neighborhood. For exa mple\, did you know that the \"creek walk\" on 26th Ave E\, between Hele n and Prospect\, is 26th Ave E\, a city of Seattle street right of way? Did you know that the land to the east of this lovely path is city of Se attle park land? Pick up a map\, take the tour and look around these spa ces for opportunities to create and improve view and pedestrian corridor s\, restore habitat and plant big trees.\n\nAnd many thanks to the city of Seattle for providing trees\, sand\, bags\, tarps\, shovels and suppo rt for our neighborhood cleanup.\n\nJoin us Saturday\, bring a neighbor. Contact me or Eileen Maloney (eileen.maloney@gmail.com) if you have que stions.\n\nWallis www.greenfootprintsactionworks.org\n\n DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080317T160000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080317T170000 SUMMARY:St Patrick's Day at the Bottleneck Lounge UID:32943A53-F7D1-497A-8313-7C9A85135E21-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080317T020027Z DESCRIPTION:Details:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/2q7nlx\n\nBar: http://www.bot tlenecklounge.com/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T160000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080309T030000 SUMMARY:Bottleneck Lounge Birthday UID:897E07AC-1ABE-4BC2-9113-90B9E8C5E790-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080305T064138Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/03/happy-birthday -bottleneck-lounge.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080210T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080210T170000 SUMMARY:Citizens' Budget Conference UID:884A8274-022F-47AB-AD92-6075D0522F6C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080204T043446Z DESCRIPTION:http://seattle.gov/neighborhoods/events/CitizenBudgetConfere nce.htm\n\nGet in at the beginning as the City of Seattle kicks off its two-year budget process! Find out why budgeting matters to you and how t o get involved in the decisions that affect your neighborhood. Join the Mayor\, City Councilmembers\, and representatives of many City departmen ts in dialogue about Seattle's revenue and spending priorities.\n\nThis biennial conference begins with a welcome from the Mayor and ends with a discussion by City Council members on how to get budget results. In bet ween are panel presentations from City agencies large and small\, includ ing the Police and Fire departments\, Department of Parks and Recreation \, Seattle Department of Transportation\, Department of Human Services\, Office of Housing\, Seattle Center\, Seattle Public Library\, Departmen t of Neighborhoods\, City Light\, and Seattle Public Utilities. Also\, f or an hour at noon there is a \"budget fair\" for one-on-one contact wit h City staff about your budget issues.\n\nOnly once every two years can you meet on budget issues with such a wide range of Seattle officials. T he conference is open to the public\, free of charge\, and there will be snacks and beverages. Don't miss the Citizens Budget Conference--Sunday \, February 10\, noon to 5 p.m. at Seattle Center House! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081211T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081211T200000 SUMMARY:Status Report on 2026 E. Madison\n(the old Deano site) UID:56E5753A-777C-4347-9486-D4B75455AE14-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 DTSTAMP:20081119T205629Z DESCRIPTION:Project Status Report on 2026 E. Madison\n(the old Deano sit e)\n \nThursday\, December 11th\n6:30 - 8:00 p.m.\nMiller Community Cent er\nMultipurpose Room#2\n \nLocal neighborhood developer\, James C. Muel ler\, is hosting the meeting to provide a project update. He met with n eighbors earlier this year during the Capitol Hill Community Garage Sale and wants to provide a status report. A new rendering of the project w ill be available at the meeting. Hope you can join us!\n \nSincerely\,\ n \nLis Soldano\nDirector of Development\nJC Mueller LLC\n \nLogan Build ing\n500 Union Street\, Suite 625\nSeattle\, WA 98101\n(206) 624-8095\n( 206) 612-7393 (cell)\nliss@jcmueller.com\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070327T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070327T183000 SUMMARY: Sonja Richter retirement party UID:A682AC9C-1966-4B98-911D-C40B64118B95-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070321T024140Z DESCRIPTION:\nYou are invited to Sonja Richter's retirement party. Sonja has worked for SPD as a blockwatch coordinator for many years and has b een a wonderful friend\, colleague and advisor.\n\nDate: Tuesday March 27\, 2007\nLocation: Cal Anderson Park/Shelterhouse\nTime: Starting at 5:30 PM\n\nLets send Sonja with a \"bang\" to a new and exciting world of\n\"progression\".\n\n\nFor more information please call Jose Cervantes at 684-4574.\n\nJose writes:\n\nFriends some folks will like to know what to bring and or invite\nothers.\n\nmy response is bring yourself first and if possible refreshments for\nyou and another so there is enough refreshments to drink by and for\nall.\n\nI'll provid e the cups and napkins\, in addition\, feel free to bring\nSonja anythin g that reflects on her years of service to the\nneighborhoods\, such as your warm thoughts and remembrances of her work.\n\nyes please pass the word or bring those who you think should be there. SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080818T183000 DTSTAMP:20091015T052440Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:17 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080915T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080915T203000 DESCRIPTION:Madrona Shelterhouse RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=3MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20080915T032400Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080915T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080915T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DESCRIPTION:CANP Land Use\, Open Space and Housing Committee Meeting\n\n September 15 (yes - it's the third monday of the month)\n\n6:30 PM\n\nMa drona Shelterhouse (near the corner of 34th and Marion in the Madrona Pl ayfield)\n\n\n\nLet’s regroup!\n\nWe can start with announcements and I have a couple of ‘hot topics’.\n\nThen we will scope out our goals and d ecide our agendas for the next 6 months or so.\n\n\n\nPlease take some t ime to review:\n\nThe Central Area Design Guidelines - a major focus of our mission:\n\nhttp://www.squirepark.org/files/misc/CentralAreaDesignGu idelines.pdf\n\nThe portions of the Neighborhood Plan that we are to tac kle updating:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans/central/ Section3.pdf\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans/central/S ection4.pdf\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans/central/Se ction6.pdf\n\n\nThe plan for Neighborhood Planning (as a contextual refe rence):\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/dpd/Planning/Neighborhood_Planning/Ove rview/default.asp END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20081007T025843Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081020T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081020T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DESCRIPTION:Madrona Shelterhouse\nAt our September meeting the committee agreed to spend the next number of months tackling Land Use on the majo r streets in the Central Area as follows:\n\nNorth to South MLK\, 23rd\, parts of 19th\, 14th \, etc.\, then\n\nWest to East -Jackson\, Yesler\, Cherry\, Union\, Madison\, etc.\n\nOur Next Meeting:\nMonday\, October 20\n6:30 - 8 PM\nMadrona Shelterhouse (inside the park at 34th and Sprin g)\n\nWe are starting with MLK and then will move on to 23rd\, continuin g with the list over a number of meetings.\n\nLet your neighborhood frie nds and community groups know!\n\nhanks to Max for the minutes\, submitt ed for the approval of the attendees:\n\nDraft Meeting Minutes\n\nCentra l Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship:\n\nLand Use\, Open Space and Housi ng Committee\n\nMeeting September 17\, 2008\n\nMadrona Shelterhouse\n\nC o-chairs: Marty Liebowitz and Kathryn Keller\n\nWe approved the minutes of our May meeting.\n\nThis meeting was held in order to structure our u pcoming meetings and what we are going to focus on. Kathryn started the meeting by giving an outline of the Neighborhood Plan. This included la nd use and open pace\, design guidelines\, and assessment process. We a lso reviewed our previous meetings.\n\nKathryn opened up discussion and asked which area of the Neighborhood Plan we should start with. One pers on wanted to start with land use and felt that we need to start immediat ely. Kathryn explained what would be needed for this and that we need mo re information on what the community wants. Someone believed that the Co mmunity Councils should be part of our decisions making process. Kathryn agreed again that we needed more community participation. Another perso n thought that a door to door survey may be necessary. A few people was eager to start working and believed that if we started working on the ac tual Plan people would start to come to our meetings to voice their opin ions. Kathryn mentioned that the Community Councils will eventually want to know that the Plan is what the neighborhoods want\, and if we receiv ed enough community input. Max Liebowitz said that starting the Plan n ow would likely encourage others to come to our meetings or voice their opinions in other ways and would help open up the conversation. Another attendee said she was concerned with the walkability of the community a nd wanted to know that Plan's land use and open space would focus on thi s. We agreed that it would. Max and another person there both wanted to begin with zoning as soon as possible in order to begin the Plan. Kathry n was reluctant to start there but agreed if design was second\, but Max mentioned that this will be discussed during the zoning process. Some o ne mentioned that he did not agree with any up zoning unless it was near transit centers\, such as buses or trolleys. Kathryn agreed that we sho uld focus on the transit centers and boulevards first. A couple of atten dees wanted to focus on the worst areas first. We agreed to work on Mart in Luther King Jr. Boulevard in our next meeting and set the street para meters of our Plan. We would then continue with major thoroughfares in order: North to South MLK\, 23rd\, parts of 19th\, 14th \, etc. and West to East -Jackson\, Yesler\, Cherry\, Union\, Madison\, etc.\n\nThis end ed the meeting END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20081117T040208Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081117T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081117T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\nLand Use\, Open Space & Housing Committee\nNext Meeting:\nMonday\, November 17\n6:30-8 P M\nMadrona Shelterhouse\n(inside the park by the corner of 34th and Spri ng)\nNext Up: Survey of Land Use on 23rd\, then onto 19th\, and other No rth-South Avenues\n\nHope to see you there for a fun and interactive exp erience.\n\nWe have a new web site for the CANP Stewardship! http://can pstewardship.wordpress.com/ You can join the CANP Stewardship yahoo gr oup.\n\nYou can link to the web site for our committee from there or go directly::http://canpluosh.wordpress.com/ and you can join the committe e google group.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20090223T073402Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090216T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090223T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090223T203000 DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\nLand Use\, Open Space and Housing Committee\n\nMonday\, February 23\n6:30-8:30 PM\nMadro na Shelterhouse\n(inside the park by the corner of 34th and Spring)\nCom mittee Business and Announcements\nWrap up Comments on North-South Aves and Blvds\nStart Survey of Land Use on Major West to East Streets\n\nAll residents and business owners in the Central Area are welcome! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20090316T064535Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090316T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090316T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DESCRIPTION:CANPS Land Use and Open Space and Housing Committee Meeting\ n\nMonday\, March 16\n6:30-8:30 PM\nMadrona Shelterhouse\n(inside the pa rk by the corner of 34th and Spring)\nCommittee Business and Announcemen ts\nWe are moving along with our assessment\, are ready to wrap up Union and move onto Cherry\, Yesler and Jackson.\n\nAll residents and busines s owners in the Central Area are welcome! I hope to see you then.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20090909T052202Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090921T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090921T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DESCRIPTION:Monday\, September 21\n6:30-8:30 PM\nMadrona Shelterhouse\n( inside the park by the corner of 34th and Spring)\n\nAnnouncements\nIntr oductions\nCommittee Business and Updates\nSurvey of Land Use on Yesler and Jackson\n\nPlease send business and updates items to Kathryn ktkelle r@earthlink.net\n\nAll residents and business owners in the Central Area are welcome! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20091015T052440Z UID:D1812B38-B9D9-4EE8-9519-2A2ED0B6E2C3-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091019T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091019T183000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee DESCRIPTION:Madrona Shelterhouse\n\nMonday\, October 19\n6:30-8:30 PM\nM adrona Shelterhouse\n(inside the park by the corner of 34th and Spring)\ n\n---------\n\nAGENDA\n\nAnnouncements (10 min)\n\nIntroductions (5 min )\n\nCommittee Business and Updates \n\nContinue Survey of Land Use on Y esler and Jackson \n\nWrap Up\n\n--------\n\nPLEASE send announcements\, business and updates items to Kathryn ktkeller@earthlink.net\n\nAll res idents and business owners in the Central Area are welcome!\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070321T024247Z UID:77B909DE-5BDB-4963-B649-C9DBB1E6BF85-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070326T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070326T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Monday.\n\nOfficers: Chai r: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice Ch air: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nContact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agend a:\n\nITEM:\n\n6:30 Welcome\, introductions\, review/approval of agenda\, approval of February minutes\n\n6:35 Barbara Graff \, Director of Emergency Management\, Seattle Police Department\n\n6:55 Councilmember Richard Conlin\, Chair of Environment\, Emergenc y Mgmt. and Utilities Comm.\n\n7:15 Neighborhood Street Fund-- information\, discussion\, possible letter (attached)\n\n7:45 Consideration of Downtown District Council's draft letter (attached) on nightlife ordinance\n\n8:05 Reports of CNC's committees: \n\n Budget Committee \n Neighborhood Ma tching Fund Review Committee\n Citywide Review Team\n Neighborhood Planning Committee \n T ransportation Committee \n Possible action on draft letter(attac hed) on Seattle Center transportation links\n CNC nominations to Pedestrian Master Plan advisory group (suggestions welcome)\n8:35 Planning for a possible summit and a community-building workshop\n\ n8:45 Other business\n\n9:00 Adjourn RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070423T065959Z;BYDAY=4MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20090101T180000 UID:FF0901FD-DB05-4928-8E7B-5CA770FBC92E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:31 DTSTAMP:20090131T185746Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T193000 DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\,\n2323 East Cherry St. on the corner of 23rd & Cher ry.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, ( 206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090507T065959Z;BYDAY=1TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20081202T065151Z UID:FF0901FD-DB05-4928-8E7B-5CA770FBC92E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081204T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\,\n2323 East Cherry St. on the corner of 23rd & Cher ry.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, ( 206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nGood Da y Community Members:\nI really hope as many of you as possible can make this meeting. We are still needing to work on the various boundaries of our Community Councils and so on. In case any of you didn't read the p iece Sunday before last\, apparently people outside the Central Area are defining our Community incorrectly. \n\nhttp://seattletimes.nwsource .com/html/pacificnw/2008383111_pacificpcdfams16.html\n\nAccording to the Seattle Times and the map this reporter created to depict the \"Central District\"\, a lot of us don’t live in the Central Area. The Central A rea has shrunk!!! Then again maybe they are making a distinction betwee n the Central Area and the Central District\, which is interesting. \n\ nFor the next meeting I should have an update on what the new city commi ttee “Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee” is all about\, since our first meeting is Tues 1/2/08. We also need to work on our work plan fo r next year\, plan our next Community Forum(s)\, issues and situations n eighborhoods and groups are facing and/or having challenges with and the activation of one or two more committees. \n\nSee everyone this Thursd ay\, 6:00pm at Garfield Community Center\, 2323 East Cherry St. on the c orner of 23rd & Cherry. \n\n\nAdrienne Bailey\, Chair\nCentral Area N eighborhood Plan Stewardship END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20090131T185756Z UID:FF0901FD-DB05-4928-8E7B-5CA770FBC92E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:31 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090205T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090205T180000 SUMMARY:SPECIAL Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\,\n2323 East Cherry St. on the corner of 23rd & Cher ry.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, ( 206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nCentral Area Residents\,\nI am calling this meeting for a myriad of reasons. T o name a few: there are quite a few issues that have high potential to a dversely affect the Central Area\, other issues needing immediate action and community input that have varying windows of opportunity that we ca n possible be missed\, defining the boundaries of the Central Area\, int ernal boundary concerns and/or issues regarding Neighborhood boundaries within the Central Area and representation\, our youth and community saf ety and finally to answer questions surrounding where the Stewardship at this point. We (the community) were finally gaining momentum and we al l that is taking place in the City and in the Central Area\, we cannot a fford to wait. Since the Stewardship Chair as per the Central Area Neig hborhood District Council bylaws has not contacted me to transition into the position\, I felt it prudent to convene. \n\nIn all honesty and most important reason for this meeting is out of respect for all the har d work you all have done in behalf of our Neighborhood Plan and support of me in doing all to this work\, you deserve to have a proper explanati on and farewell. \n\nHope to see as many of you as possible this coming Thursday\, February 5th 6:00p.m. at Garfield Community Center (2323 East Cherry St). \n\nAdrienne W. Bailey\nformer Chair\, Central Area Neighb orhood Plan Stewardship\n\nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\nG arfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry St\nFebruary 5\, 2009\n6:00pm \n\nI. An explanation of and an update on the State of the Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nII. Update from Land Use\, Open Space a nd Housing Committee\n\nIII. Community Council\, Groups and Organization s Boundaries\n\nIV. Discussion on and possible implication: State Bill H B1490 - (FutureWise sponsored) Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through land use and transportation requirements\n\nV. New Business\n \nVI. Adj oin \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071124T201324Z UID:3FDC88EB-1CFF-42BE-B771-AFFDA133FA03-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.metrokc.gov/finance/treasury/foreclosure/forecl osure.aspx DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071214T090000 SUMMARY:2007 King County Tax Foreclosure Auction DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071214T170000 DESCRIPTION:Most of Dean Falls' property on E. Madison Street will (unle ss paid off) be auctioned:\n\nhttp://www.metrokc.gov/finance/treasury/fo reclosure/Disclaimer.asp\n\n(Search for WITTS ADD )\n\nDetails of forecl osure auction:\n\nhttp://www.metrokc.gov/finance/treasury/foreclosure/fo reclosure.aspx\n\nPayment by the successful bidder must be made immediat ely upon winning the bid. Payment must be made by cashier's check\, mone y order\, certified check\, or cash. NO OTHER FORM OF PAYMENT WILL BE AC CEPTED INCLUDING PERSONAL CHECKS\, BUSINESS\, CHECKS\, CREDIT CARD CHECK S\, TRAVELER'S CHECKS\, LETTERS OF CREDIT OR SIMILAR. There are no excep tions to this policy. Checks are made payable to the King County Treasur y. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080108T190000 SUMMARY:Community Council Party UID:7CFB7D31-CB57-4585-A39F-2E3A06328C12-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20081218T213915Z DESCRIPTION:Cal Anderson Shelter House\n1635 11th Ave\n\nhttp://www.capi tolhillseattle.com/2008/12/11/this-hill-holiday-party-will-not-be-cancel led\n\nPlan is for the council to forgo its regular public monthly meeti ng on the third Thursday of the month\, and\, instead\, enjoy some food and drink and community. There will be snacks and beverages provided -- thanks local merchants! -- but potluck is also encouraged so bring a sna ck or side to share.\nIf you haven't been to a council meeting before\, this is a good time to get involved. Part of the night's mission is some very modest fundraising -- suggested $5 donation. But really\, it's abo ut getting everybody together for a little holiday time. Would be great to see you there.\nCHCC Public Holiday Party\nDate: Thursday\, December 18\, 2008\nTime: 7:00pm - 8:00pm\nLocation: Cal Anderson Shelter Hous e DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080305T200000 SUMMARY:Design Review: 23rd & Union UID:32B675F3-2B89-4F83-A355-018245290698-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080215T055954Z DESCRIPTION:http://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=7480\n\nMEET ING \n\nDate: Wednesday\, March 5\, 2008\nTime: 8:00 p.m.\nLocation: Seattle Central Community College \n 1701 Broadway\n Room 3211 DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070704T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070704T170000 SUMMARY:Community Picnic UID:B06380CE-C3D9-4ABA-B459-131291BB4BE9-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070623T200658Z DESCRIPTION: Fifth Annual Capitol Hill Independence Day\nCOMMUNITY PICNI C\n \n Let’s celebrate our independence!\n \n Brin g your friends and family\, a picnic meal and blanket and join with neig hbors at beautiful\nCAL ANDERSON PARK\, 1635 - 11th Avenue\, Wednesday\, July 4\, 2007\, noon until 5 PM.\n \n Music groups include: Amber Tide\, a high-spirited eclectic acoustic duo\; Naby Camara with La gni Sussu\, a trio playing dynamic rhythms based on West African music s tyles\; and The Jazz Beacons\, a versatile group with a repertoire of j azz\, R&B\, reggae and rock.\n \n Dante’s famous Inferno Dogs \, snow cones and soda will be sold. A hug inflated jump toy will be on the premises for the kids.\n \n America's Birthday All-Ages C hess Tourney will take place at the park Shelterhouse. Registration with $4 fee is at 12:30 PM. Tournament: 1-3 PM.. Also\, the oversized chess/ checkerboard pieces will be available for play on the five outdoor board s.\n \n Everyone is welcome! Gather in the Meadow area north of the Shelterhouse activity building in the center of the park.\n:::::\n \n The picnic is sponsored by the Cal Anderson Park Alliance (CAPA)\, Seattle Parks & Recreation\, Capitol Hill Housing\, The Berger Partnership\, Capitol Hill Times\, Seattle Gay News and The Dwelling Com pany.\n \n For more information or to volunteer to help us on the day of the picnic\, call Randy Wiger at 206.684.0775. Volunteers wo rk one-hour shifts and get a complimentary hot dog and soda.\n \n CAPA is a new group convened by Seattle Parks & Recreation which b rings together motivated citizens and Parks employees dedicated to gener ating creative\, innovative activities\, programs and events to activate Cal Anderson Park. For more information: www.calandersonapark.org SEQUENCE:7 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080522T170935Z UID:817694E3-3264-4700-A3F9-E1DC6C1ECD0B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.capitolhillgaragesale.com/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T090000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Garage Sale DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T160000 DESCRIPTION:http://www.capitolhillgaragesale.com/\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080510T120000 SUMMARY:Cap Hill Chamber: 15th Ave cleanup UID:24FD05DC-43B0-402D-934A-8114A62844D2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080507T191206Z DESCRIPTION:If you have time on Saturday\, May 10th\, from 10am til Noon \, the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a cleanup along 15 th Ave between Denny and Roy. All cleaning materials will be provided\, along with coffee and breakfast foods at the start\, entertainment\, a f ree t-shirt\, and pizza at the end. These events are great ways to make new friends in your neighborhood and feel like you've contributed to you r community. \n\nDetails: http://www.caphillchamber.org/node/47\n\nhttp: //www.centraldistrictnews.com/events/2008/05/10/15th-avenue-street-sweep END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20090421T071100Z UID:F9D40A28-5390-490C-A7E3-8EA2D33DE21E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070616T140000 SUMMARY:Bike repair self-help DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070616T170000 DESCRIPTION:Take your sick bike to Garfield Community Center\, 2323 East Cherry St.\, 98122\n\nThe folks from The Bikery can help you fix your b ike YOURSELF for FREE.\n\nDetails: http://tinyurl.com/2cma4z\n\nBikery w ebsite:\n\nhttp://www.thebikery.org/news.html RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090425T065959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070720T203908Z UID:F9D40A28-5390-490C-A7E3-8EA2D33DE21E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070721T140000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070721T140000 SUMMARY:Bike repair self-help DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070721T170000 DESCRIPTION:Take your sick bike to Garfield Community Center\, 2323 East Cherry St.\, 98122\n\nThe folks from The Bikery can help you fix your b ike YOURSELF for FREE.\n\nDetails: http://tinyurl.com/2cma4z\n\nBikery w ebsite:\n\nhttp://www.thebikery.org/news.html\n\nUpcoming Bikery Program s\nWe have some great programs coming up next weekend at the Bikery! On Saturday\, July 21st\, we have two programs for you. \n\nThe first\, sta rting at noon is \"Components 101 - 'The Wheel'\" In that workshop\, Nik ki from Mobius Cycles will show you all about rims\, spokes\, hubs\, and the art of \"truing\". \n\nFollowing the components class at 3pm\, we w ill be hosting a forum titled\, \"Who Speaks For You?\". In this open fo rum\, you will learn more about local and regional groups that are advoc ating for bicycle rights. \n\nTell your friends! This should be a great afternoon! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT3H DTSTAMP:20070817T191240Z UID:F9D40A28-5390-490C-A7E3-8EA2D33DE21E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070818T140000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070818T120000 SUMMARY:Bike repair self-help DESCRIPTION:Take your sick bike to Garfield Community Center\, 2323 East Cherry St.\, 98122\n\nThe folks from The Bikery can help you fix your b ike YOURSELF for FREE.\n\nDetails: http://tinyurl.com/2cma4z\n\nBikery w ebsite:\n\nhttp://www.thebikery.org/news.html\n\nUpcoming Bikery Program s\n\nJoin the Bikery next Saturday\, August 18th\, for some great progra ms! \n\nThe first\, starting at noon is \"Components 101 - 'The Drive Tr ain'\" Hey\, what's going on down there? This class will focus on the dr ive train - you know\, your chain\, your cranks\, and all those things t hat make your bike go! \n\nFollowing the components class at 3pm\, we wi ll be hosting a forum titled\, \"Biking and the Law\". Come and join us in this discussion with bike lawyer\, Bob Anderton\, who'll help you und erstand Washington State bike law and how it affects you - an essential class for everyone! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT3H DTSTAMP:20070911T060041Z UID:F9D40A28-5390-490C-A7E3-8EA2D33DE21E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070915T140000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070915T120000 SUMMARY:Bike repair self-help & 2 special programs DESCRIPTION:Take your sick bike to Garfield Community Center\, 2323 East Cherry St.\, 98122\n\nThe folks from The Bikery can help you fix your b ike YOURSELF for FREE.\n\nDetails: http://tinyurl.com/2cma4z\n\nBikery w ebsite:\n\nhttp://www.thebikery.org/news.html\n\nWe have some great prog rams coming up next weekend at the Bikery! This Saturday\, September 15t h\, we have two programs for you. \n\nThe first\, at noon\, (12 - 2 PM) we're holding an open discussion titled \"Know Your Rights\". Are bikes allowed on the sidewalk? How about on the road? Know Your Rights is a c onversation -based workshop - your opportunity to share war stories and survival skills\, tackle long- unanswered questions\, and much more. Tog ether we will explore our options as cyclists through discussion of the law as it stands\, as well as learning from each other’s experiences. \n \nThen\, starting at 3 (till 5 PM)\, Emer McKenna will present \"Women a nd Biking\". Learn why Susan B. Anthony said\, \"The bicycle has done mo re for the emancipation of women than anything else in the world.\" \n\n For little flyers to distribute:\nhttp://tinyurl.com/3dfvfy\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT3H DTSTAMP:20071030T043637Z UID:F9D40A28-5390-490C-A7E3-8EA2D33DE21E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T140000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T140000 SUMMARY:Bike repair self-help DESCRIPTION:Take your sick bike to Garfield Community Center\, 2323 East Cherry St.\, 98122\n\nThe folks from The Bikery can help you fix your b ike YOURSELF for FREE.\n\nDetails: http://tinyurl.com/2cma4z\n\nBikery w ebsite:\n\nhttp://www.thebikery.org/news.html\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080327T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080327T210000 SUMMARY:Police Complaints Forum UID:DA505BB6-F6E4-4CFE-9535-41D91F613978-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTAMP:20080325T035554Z DESCRIPTION:Forum at Garfield Community Center\, 2323 E. Cherry\, 6:30 P M Thursday.\n(details below\, from Seattle Times article).\n\nTwo Seattl e University sociologists will research claims by the Seattle/King Count y branch of the NAACP that police in numerous jurisdictions throughout K ing County treat people of color and the poor differently.\n\nJames Bibl e\, president of the NAACP\, said htat an increase in the number of comp laints about police conduct caused the agency to issue a \"state of emer gency\" and request a detailed study into the allegations.\n\n Sociologi sts Mako Fitts and Gerry Perry will join Bibile and the NAACP's police-a ccountability chairman\, KL Shannon\, in conducting a series of fact-fin ding forums. \n\n\"We have a deep concern about police\, \" especially i n South King County\, Bible said. \"I don't think they have the infrastr ucture [civilian review boards] to handle the problems.\" END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080516 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080517 SUMMARY:Bike to Work Day UID:7A7BD61A-CA16-4237-BAD9-4B4BEBDDEEDE-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20080509T054422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20090909T052212Z UID:87F57A19-9FBF-460D-83CE-C87E3F015723-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:37 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090526T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090526T193000 DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: \nBan k of America Conference Room\nLower level of Promenade 23\n06:00 PM \n\n \nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina\, ted.divina@sea ttle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090922T065959Z;BYDAY=4TU END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20090521T210613Z UID:87F57A19-9FBF-460D-83CE-C87E3F015723-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:35 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090526T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090526T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: \nBan k of America Conference Room\nLower level of Promenade 23\n06:00 PM \n\n \nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina\, ted.divina@sea ttle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n06:00 PM Meeting call to order\n In troductions & Sign In – Thurston Muskelly\n\n06:05 PM Updates Thurston Muskelly\n\n06:10 PM Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee\n\n06:20 PM 23rd & Union Media Project Jenny Asarno\n\n06:30 PM Pedestrian Mast er Plan Seattle Department of Transportation – Ms. Jennifer Wieland\n\n0 7:00 PM Land Use Update - Ms. Keller/Mr. Liebowitz\n\n07:15 PM Plannin g Node reports – Round Table\n\n07:25 PM Items for the June 30th\, 2009 Meeting\n\n07:30 PM Adjournment\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Miller Community Center DTSTAMP:20071115T062612Z UID:07B0DE88-E8ED-493D-B517-18638E394772-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 URL;VALUE=URI:http://seattle.gov/emergency/programs/snap/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T100000 SUMMARY:SNAP Emergency Training DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T113000 DESCRIPTION:SNAP! Emergency Preparedness Training from the City: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave E. Saturday 11/17/07\, 10Am - 11:30 A M END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070609T133000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070609T153000 SUMMARY:Central Area Plan Workshop UID:5D379492-7B0B-421E-97EA-8D2D32D82A00-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070601T062139Z DESCRIPTION:Central Area Quality of Life Is Under Attack\n\nWant to do s omething about it?\n\nWhat concerns you the most about what is happening in our neighborhoods or the\nCentral Area?\n\nCome find out how the Cen tral Area Neighborhood Plan can help us take control of our community’s destiny and the Overall Quality of Life in the Central Area\n\nSaturday June 9\, 2007\n1:30pm - 3:30pm\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 East Che rry St\n\n☻ Programming that Creates and Promotes Positive Activities an d Environments for our Young People\n☹ Negative Impact on our infrastruc ture\, traffic and parking problems due tozoning changes and over develo pment\n☹ Flooding and/or other property damage due to the over developme nt or lack of adequate reparations or modifications\n☹ Madison St.\, Jac kson Place\, other corridors and neighborhoods are under siege by develo pers who disregard our concerns?\n☹ Shrinking green spaces and urban tra ils to keep our neighborhoods healthy?\n☹ Are Developers developing you out of your home?\n\n\nCo-sponsored by:\nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship and\nSeattle Parks and Recreation\n\nQuestions: kismit_2000@ yahoo.com SEQUENCE:12 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080402T173000 SUMMARY:Design Review: 2203 E. Union UID:D7ED8F5D-FB8B-44EB-916C-9BE678D076CA-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080318T150844Z DESCRIPTION:http://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=7687\n\nDate : Wednesday\, April 2\, 2008\nTime: 5:30 to 6:30 p .m.\nLocation: Yesler Community Center\n 917 E Yesler Way \n Multi-Purpose Room DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071206T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071206T210000 SUMMARY:Art opening at the Bottleneck UID:3BEFDEFC-EF0D-4B00-BFE9-8D0DB28B342F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20071205T065814Z DESCRIPTION:Meet The Artist: James Sutherland\, Thursday\, December 6th\ , 7 – 9 PM\, No Cover\, at the Bottleneck Lounge\, 2328 Madison Street.\ n\nLargely self taught\, Seattle artist James W. Sutherland works in his unique medium of painted\, carved plaster panels and his creative spiri t is inspired by the magic and joy of nature\, which he captures with a childlike energy through use of line\, color and texture. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070314T190000 UID:D9C57C38-9C23-4714-BEDC-E04B8F9F1C26-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 DTSTAMP:20070320T050309Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070314T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Advisory Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070314T210000 RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070410T065959Z;BYDAY=2TU END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:@ Kornerhaus [the offices of DK] TRANSP:OPAQUE UID:4286C8D7-B41A-4525-AD6D-BBBCA7D4DE77-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20080424T190816Z LAST-MODIFIED:20080424T183541Z SEQUENCE:0 CREATED:20080424T183541Z STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080425T170000 SUMMARY:Flourish: Sustaining the arts in Capitol Hill DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080425T190000 DESCRIPTION:http://www.design-kompany.com/inspiration/1477/\n\nFlourish: An open dialogue roundtable\n‘What is the Role of the Artist?’\nFree wi th registration\nRSVP to flourish [at] design-kompany.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071128T030000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Appreciation UID:03AF090D-8BD4-4E7B-8F9A-4F02A20C133F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20071120T053919Z DESCRIPTION:http://tinyurl.com/2p747o SEQUENCE:6 DURATION:PT0S END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070430T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070430T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Panel Discussion UID:D754BB0F-2BCD-438F-A0D3-6C81287D818A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070426T035137Z DESCRIPTION:\nDear Friend of Capitol Hill Housing\,\n\nAs you may know C HH has its Annual Meeting in April each year. This year it will be on Ap ril 30th at 6:00 at the Northwest Film Forum\, 1515 12th Avenue. The eve nt will mix a little organizational business and a panel discussion we t hink you will find interesting about development and change for Capitol Hill.\n\nThe business items will be brief\, but important. We elect two community members to our Board\, provide a summary of the organization’s activities for the year\, and ratify the selection of our independent a uditor. People who are residents or property owners in Capitol Hill are eligible to vote.\n\nOur panel-“Sustaining A Vibrant and Diverse Neighbo rhood”-will feature representatives of some of the most current developm ents on Broadway\, Pike-Pine\, and 15th East. These projects are place m akers for Capitol Hill’s future and include examples of new construction and preservation. How does the “market” see Capitol Hill? How do they c onnect with Capitol Hill’s character? The panel will be hosted by Channe l 21 and Capitol Hill resident\, C.R. Douglas. He will also moderate a q uestion and answer segment from the audience.\n\nPanelists: Dana Be har\, HAL Properties\, Cameo & Braeburn Projects at 14th and Pine\n\nAnn e Michelson\, Pike/Pine Neighborhood activist/developer with project at 12th and Pike.\n\nMaria Barrientos\, Developer with three projects curre ntly in development on Capitol Hill.\n\nChuck Weinstock\, Capitol Hill H ousing\, just completed Broadway Crossing and Silivian.\n\nBob Burkheime r\, owner of the former QFC/Bartells site currently under redevelopment. \n\nWe hope you will take the opportunity to check in with us\, help us take care of some organizational business\, and take part in an importan t community conversation. Space is limited so please rsvp to rsvp@chhip. org as soon as possible.\n\nSincerely yours\,\n\nChuck Weinstock\n\nExec utive Director\n\nFlyer: http://tinyurl.com/2oxxe4 SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090917T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090917T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council Monthly Meeting\n UID:50082428-9091-4260-808C-AE1337DF3E5B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20090909T045853Z DESCRIPTION:Event: September General Meeting\n \"because we only d o this once a month\"\nWhat: Club/Group Meeting\nHost: Capitol Hill Comm unity Council\nStart Time: Thursday\, September 17 at 7:00pm\nEnd Time: Thursday\, September 17 at 9:00pm\nWhere: Cal Anderson Park Shelterhouse END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20070924 SUMMARY:Mayor's Budget DETAILS available UID:0C775DE5-5D1B-4A5F-BC88-0FB09AD24CAC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20070918T184541Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.seattle.gov/mayor/issues/budget/ DURATION:P1D END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20081119T024728Z UID:16C2A03E-DA8C-4F1F-B975-9AA9EA11617B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:16 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART:20081102T180000Z SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DTEND:20081102T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent\n\nhttp://chtriang le.blogspot.com/2008/11/broadway-farmers-market-extended-to.html RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081123T235959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20081119T025151Z UID:16C2A03E-DA8C-4F1F-B975-9AA9EA11617B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:17 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081123T100000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081123T100000 SUMMARY:LAST Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nmap:\nhttp://halfpinticecream.com/broad way.php?height=520&width=700&inlineId=myOnPageContent\n\nhttp://chtriang le.blogspot.com/2008/11/broadway-farmers-market-extended-to.html\n\nThis Sunday is the LAST MARKET DAY AT BROADWAY FOR THIS YEAR!\n\n \n\nSTOCK UP FOR THANKSGIVING!\n\n \n\nThis Sunday Nov 23 is the last day of the s eason for the Broadway Sunday Farmers Market. There will be PLENTY of g ood stuff for a holiday feast: winter squashes\, sugar pie pumpkins\, ap ples\, pears and pluots\, lovely bunches of greens\, all kinds of potato es and other fall veggies – plus cheeses and grass-fed meats including b eef\, lamb\, and chicken. (No turkeys\, alas – but for those of you who don’t have turkeys and want to really go local – remember that the orig inal pilgrims ate everything from fish to venison at their harvest feast – ie.\, what was local and available!). If you haven’t already taken t he pledge to eat local for Thanksgiving\, you can do it now by going to: http://www.pugetsoundfresh.org/eatlocal/index.asp. \n\n \n\nOn behalf of all the farmers\, vendors and market staff\, we thank you for a wonde rful market season and for your support of local\, sustainable agricultu re. We look forward to seeing you again next year in mid-May (and we mi ght even be able to extend the market next year through December!).\n\n \n. \n\nThe Broadway Sunday Farmers Market also accepts EBT/Quest cards (food stamps)\, as well as WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Coupo ns. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071013T090000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071013T120000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Street Sweep UID:5FE5DCE6-E95B-4307-94D9-DBF681E5DB98-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20071012T045733Z DESCRIPTION:Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce Announces the Fall Capitol Hill Street Sweep to take place on Saturday October 13\, 2007\n\n( http: //tinyurl.com/393wq8 )\n \n-- The Capitol Hill Street Sweep is a communi ty clean-up by volunteers and CHCC members. The quarterly sweep will ent ail graffiti removal\, removing outdated posters from light poles\, swee ping up litter and window cleaning. The Jump Start Event kicked off the overall improvement of Broadway one year ago. This fall's Sweep will ex pand the cleaning to the Pike/Pine corridor starting South of Cal Anders on park at 12 th avenue and continuing West down Pike and Pine until 12p m. The CHCC would eventually like to include all of Capitol Hill's busi ness districts in future sweeps. Join with our community volunteers an d Capitol Hill merchants to sweep the sidewalks and clean Capitol Hill's storefronts. \n \n\"The Capitol Hill Chamber's Street Sweep will be a g reat opportunity for neighbors and business owners to enjoy a morning of cleaning up Capitol Hill while having some fun and good food too. Just like the Clean Sweep and Jump Start events\, everyone contributes to th e improvement and vibrancy of Capitol Hill by volunteering a few hours.\ " – Denise Harnly\, Associate Director\, Seattle Neighborhood Group\n \n WHEN: Saturday\, October 13\, 2007 • 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM\n9:00 – 9:30 AM : \nWHERE: Cal Anderson Park shelter house\, 1635 11th Ave.\nWHAT: W elcome by special guests\nVolunteers receive a Free t-shirt\, coffee and pastries from Starbucks\,\nand cleaning supplies\nStart Sweeping: 9:30 AM\nFinish: 12:00 PM\, Cal Anderson Park\nReconvene for FREE lunch provi ded by Pagliacci Pizza and surprise entertainment. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070922T101500 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070922T120000 SUMMARY:MADCAP Cleanup UID:BFFC7BB7-2E3F-4524-B70B-FB5945DE98B7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20070910T021647Z DESCRIPTION:The next MaDCAP neighborhood cleanup will be Saturday\, Sept ember 22nd\, beginning at 10:30 am and ending at noon. The positive cha nges in the neighborhood of late allow for a later start time as we've f ound there just isn't as much to clean up. We will gather in the open s pace behind the Prince of Wales apartment building at 1818 20th Ave. St arbuck's coffee will be available beginning at 10:15. The MaDCAP cleanu p is designed to bring together committed neighbors interested in bringi ng about positive change to the area. Being a presence on the street wh ile keeping the neighborhood clean is our goal. We hope you can take th e time to join us. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081001T200000 SUMMARY:Pike Market Levy\, Pro-Parks Levy and the Sound Transit Prop—Spe akers Yay & Nay\, Wednesday\, October 1 UID:BB211C14-B7D4-419A-9891-FFCA7D468260-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080926T033740Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/09/pike-market-le vy-pro-parks-levy-and.html\n DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090919T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090919T220000 SUMMARY:Miller Playfield Inauguration UID:F9FFDDD7-DA79-4336-AE93-01D3F31F77D0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20090909T055331Z DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate our new playfield.\n\nDetails:\n\nhttp: //tinyurl.com/ndz5dv END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080703T180000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080807T180000 UID:495D691E-DDCE-4C96-9800-46B05ABA1811-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 DTSTAMP:20080605T140909Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080306T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080306T193000 DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adr ienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's ag enda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081204T075959Z;BYDAY=1TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20080303T034920Z UID:495D691E-DDCE-4C96-9800-46B05ABA1811-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080306T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080306T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adr ienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's ag enda:\n\nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry St\nMarch 6\, 2008\n6:00pm\n\nI. Update & Progr ess reports - Community Safety\nA. Date May 17\, 2008 \nB. Sponsorships and partners \nC. Funding\nD. Format of event\n1. Walk through with tab les style\n2. Large group discuss w/Breakout groups\n3. Concurrent works hops\na. Issues\n\nE. Budget\n1. Needs\na. Marketing/Advertising\n(1) Pr inting\n\nb. Food\n(1) Possible Donations\n(a) Area Restaurants and eate ries\n\nc. Other printed materials & supplies\n\n\nII. Martin Luther Kin g Jr. Elementary School\nA. Letter of Support to Make the school availab le for community use in lieu of selling it for private use\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20080401T051520Z UID:495D691E-DDCE-4C96-9800-46B05ABA1811-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080403T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080403T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nRepeats: Mont hly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kism it_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nGood Day Community\, \nThis is your reminder for our monthly meeting. Due to Garfield Comm Ctr bei ng closed for some maintenance work we will be have our meeting at the M adrona Playfield Shelterhouse\, 3211 E Spring St. (it faces 34th Ave E. one block south of Union) this month\, the usual time 6pm. I will be sending the agenda and other documents we will be working with to comple te the work on the May 17th Community Safety Forum. \n\nIf you are a pa rt of a Block Watch\, know of a Block Watch in your neighborhood pass th is message along to them. We would like to have some Block Watch people giving us input as to what and/or who they would like to see at this Co mmunity Safety Forum. \n\nRemember tell one\, bring one. Oh heck\, bri ng TWO !!! (smile)\, the more the merrier. See as many you as possible there. \n\nAdrienne B. \n\nUpcoming meetings:\nMay 1\, June 5\, Jul 3 \, Aug 7 \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20080605T140702Z UID:495D691E-DDCE-4C96-9800-46B05ABA1811-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080605T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080605T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adr ienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis month's ag enda:\nTonight will be the last meeting before our hiatus. Yes\, the St ewardship will not be meeting July and August. Some of us will be worki ng on projects for the Stewardship. We will discuss this during the mee ting. Just like the Central Area Neighborhood District Council we will start back in September\, September 4th to be exact. \n\nLocation:\nGar field Community Center\n2323 East Cherry St\n\n\nI will have an agenda a t the meeting\, the items of interest are:\nAn update of what happen at the \"Central Area Community Safety Forum\"\nUpdate and issues by the La nd Use Committee\n\n\nUpcoming meetings:\nSept 4\, Oct 2\, Nov 6 \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20080904T053023Z UID:495D691E-DDCE-4C96-9800-46B05ABA1811-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080904T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080904T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\n\nWhat: Implemen tation and updating of the Central Area Plan (including the Madsion-Mill er area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98 .\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfie ld Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, First Thursday\n\nContact: Adr ienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@yahoo.com\n\nThis months mee ting will be quite interesting. We will have a presentation for CORA (C ongress of Residential Architecture) and a discusion related to the Mayo rs proposal for updating our Neighborhood Plans (see below). See you at this meeting. \n\nLocation: Garfield Community Center (2323 East Cherr y St)\nTime: 6pm\n\nAdrienne B\nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Stewards hip\, Chair\n\n--------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------\n\nCORA Northwest is the local chapter of the Congress of Residential Architectu re. We're a loose\, grassroots organization of local architects\, desig ners & builders (about 100 members) dedicated to improving the quality o f residential design.\n\nWhen we learned that DPD was re-writing the zon ing code for multi-family housing\, we were eager to participate in the process. Many of our members have been involved in the focus groups and panel discussions that the city sponsored in order to develop the new p roposal.\n\nIn general\, we support the multi-family update that the may or has proposed. In particular\, mandatory design review for all multi- family projects is a major step forward. It promises the flexibility to provide diverse\, thoughtful design solutions while making it more diff icult to produce the kind of indifferent housing that has become the nor m under the current code. That said\, the details of the code changes me rit further public discussion and debate.\n\nToward that end\, we have p ut together some initial thoughts on the new code and what it means for multi-family housing in Seattle \, including\n\n* What’s wrong with th e current code?\n* Summary of major proposed changes to the code & ex planation of some of the new terms & processes.\n* Examples of multi- family projects designed by CORA members that demonstrate new\, better h ousing models that will be enabled by the new code.\n\nWe see our presen tations as a starting point for discussion with others who are concerned about developing better housing options for Seattle . As architects\, w e feel we can be most helpful by illustrating what the new (273 page) co de means and providing concrete examples of the kind of housing it could enable if done right. \n\n\n\n\nUpcoming meetings:\nSept 4\, Oct 2\, N ov 6 \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T140000 SUMMARY:Bikery class: discovering the wheel UID:09906D21-8C41-46A4-912D-D4D7A79E3593-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20071030T043712Z DESCRIPTION:\nDiscovering the Wheel\nSaturday Nov. 17th | Garfield Commu nity Center | 12pm – 2pm\nIn this class you’ll learn all about the diffe rent components that make up your wheel and how to love your wheel. You’ ll learn how to true\, overhaul your hub\, the difference between a cass ette and a freewheel\, and so much more! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20091002T040611Z UID:BAE8FF8C-DC24-4C73-AB58-F42BC6DF5923-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.lakestevensjournal.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091003 SUMMARY:Granite Falls Railroad Days DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20091004 DESCRIPTION:first full weekend of October\n\nhttp://www.granitefallswa.c om/rrdays.shtml RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;INTERVAL=1;BYMONTH=10;BYDAY=1SA END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:P1D DTSTAMP:20091002T040751Z UID:BAE8FF8C-DC24-4C73-AB58-F42BC6DF5923-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 RECURRENCE-ID;VALUE=DATE:20091003 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.lakestevensjournal.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091003 SUMMARY:Granite Falls Railroad Days DESCRIPTION:first full weekend of October\n\nhttp://www.granitefallswa.c om/rrdays.shtml\n\nParade at noon\n\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.c om/2007/10/granite-falls-railroad-days-parade.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Group Health Atrium - South Building at 126 16th Ave E. TRANSP:OPAQUE UID:CDDC6CEE-F0BF-4F74-A467-ECA92CBBC6F2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20080424T190816Z LAST-MODIFIED:20080321T003045Z SEQUENCE:0 CREATED:20080310T212517Z STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080326T190000 SUMMARY:Parks Meeting to discuss City Park at 16th and Howell DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080326T203000 DESCRIPTION:[From Capitol Hill Newsletter]\n\nThis City Parks meeting is being held in the Group Health ATRIUM\, the lower floor of\nthe \"South Building\" which is the one that you enter just off the little park\n(w hich is really the roof). There is a stairway just inside the door that you go\ndown and then the meeting room is to your left beside the cafete ria. There are\nalso elevators: go in the door and down the hall a bit a nd you'll see elevators\non your right. Take the elevator down to the A or Atrium level.\n\nPLEASE DO COME!!!\n\nDotty DeCoster\n\nMeeting @ Gro up Health Auditorium\,\nSouth Building\n126 - 16th Ave E.\n\nhttp://seat tle.gov/parks/proparks/projects/capitolhilldevelopment.htm END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070328T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070328T193000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood Policing and Public Safety Forum UID:305294D1-F661-4BA4-8C84-AD5F3DDB1A55-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070320T064635Z DESCRIPTION:Upcoming Neighborhood Policing and Public Safety Forum\nfor the East Precinct\n \nWhere: Montlake Community Center\, 1618 E. Calhoun St.\nWhen: March 28th\, 2007\, 6:00 - 7:30 pm\nAttending: Mayor Nickels \, Police Chiefs\,\nPublic Safety officials\n\n(see:\n\nhttp://seattle.g ov/mayor/issues/policing/ )\n \nInformation booths with city officials w ill be available to provide information and answer any questions about p ublic safety and the new neighborhood policing strategy.\n \nInformation will be available about:\nCode Enforcement\nEmergency Preparedness (SNA P)\nPedestrian and Bike Safety\nIllegal Dumping / Graffiti Hotline\n \n- -light refreshments to be provided--\n \nOther upcoming Neighborhood Pol icing forums:\nApril 3rd\, SE/SW Precinct\, Van Asselt Community Center\ , 2820 S Myrtle St \nApril 10th\, West Precinct\, Magnolia Community Cen ter\, 2550 34th Ave W\nApril 25th\, North Precinct\, Woodland Park Zoo\, ARC Building\, 5500 Phinney Ave N\n \nContact Michael Gilmore with ques tions at 615-0048. Thank you!\n \nMichael J. Gilmore\nCommunity Outreach Liaison\nMayor Gregory J. Nickels\n206-615-0048 (direct)\nmichael.gilmo re@seattle.gov SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080220T055209Z UID:87F7AFE2-FE31-40F7-8CCE-73D377E00117-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080225T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080225T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nDRAFT AGENDA:\n \n6:30 I ntroductions\, review/approval of agenda\, approval/revision of Jan. 28 minutes (attached)\n6:35 Briefing on state legislative session by one of the City's lobbyists (tentative based on availability)\n6:50 Revision and adoption of draft CNC work plan for 2008\n7:15 Neighborhood Leadership Training program (see draft language below for possible CNC letter)\n7:30 Reports of CNC's committees (inc ludes inviting input into committee 2008 work plans)\nBudget Committee-- Ron Boddie\, Chair\nNeighborhood Planning Committee--Irene Wall\, Chair\ nNeighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee--Laine Ross and Robin Si zemore\, Co-chairs \nTransportation Committee--Ref Lindmark\, Chair \n8 :00 Welcome to City Council President Richard Conlin \n8:30 Continued roundtable on district council challenges and opportuni ties\n9:00 Adjourn \n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080331T065959Z;BYDAY=-1MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT8H LOCATION:Pratt Park DTSTAMP:20080528T063118Z UID:C7B64ED2-A858-4B93-9AB8-1A99E61819CC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:2 URL;VALUE=URI:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/juneteenth-c elebrations-june-13th-to.html DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T120000 SUMMARY:Juneteenth Celebration DESCRIPTION:Pratt Park\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/ju neteenth-celebrations-june-13th-to.html\n\nCENTRAL AREA CHAMBER OF COMME RCE CELEBRATES \nJUNE 19TH AT OUR 26TH ANNUAL “2008” \nJUNETEENTH FESTIV AL & PARADE EXTRAVAGANZA \nThree Days of Fun - June 13\, 14\, 15 \nPratt Park from 12 p.m. to Dusk \n\nWorkshops at Local High Schools \n• Enter tainment (hip-hop\, rappers\, dancers\, singers\, spoken word\, etc.) \n • Barack Obama Look-A-Like Contest \n• Vendor Booths \n• Good Food \n• L ooking for Ms. Juneteenth Queen \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080515T160000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080515T200000 SUMMARY:Meany School Arts Festival UID:01393D3E-A85D-4EA6-AFED-8D51F1C368EE-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080514T231707Z DESCRIPTION:Seattle-- Meany Middle School will be celebrating the tremen dous success of its Arts Initiative\, the many talents of its students a nd the discovery of a treasure: the William Cumming masterpiece that onc e graced the halls of this central district school. Additionally\, Meany will be honoring the work of James Washington and Joe Max Emminger.\n\n The 91 year-old northwest legend will return to Meany where he put the f inishing touches on his 4-by-8 foot painting as students passed through the school entry and watched the master at work. The painting\, which wa s commissioned by the Meany PTA in the early 60s\, was discovered last J une in a storage room mingling with vacuum cleaners\, buckets\, mops and boxes.\n\nOn Thursday\, May 15\, from 4 to 8pm\, Meany will transform i tself from Seattle Public Middle School into the Jaguar Arts Festival. A full schedule of performance\, art\, and activities is planned for the free festival and community event including dinner by Flame Catering and these student offerings:\n\n· Musical and theatrical performances\n· Ar t\, photography and technology\, literary\, science and math and special ed arts\n· Interactive Art Stations for all\, including Graffiti art ho sted by student teachers\n· DJ station – interactive\n· Silent Auction\n · “The Jaguar Performance Showcase”\n· Unveiling of the William Cumming painting\, introducing William Cumming\n· Honoring the brilliant contrib utions of artists James Washington and Joe Max Emminger\n\n\nAs the topi c of art as education is being hotly debated among our country’s educato rs and leaders\, Meany Middle School is a front runner among schools emb racing art as an important education piece.\nMeany has been implementing a nationally re-known school arts initiative model that infuses the art s into every area of its middle school curriculum through visual art\, d rama and music. Seattle’s arts community has enthusiastically responded to Meany’s “Artist-in-Residence Program” and is engaged at many levels. \n\nDon’t miss this opportunity to see some of Seattle Public School’s b right young minds at work and play\, and to witness the return of Willia m Cumming and his painting to Meany!\n\nJaguar Arts Festival & Community Event\, Free\nMeany Middle School\n301 – 21st Avenue East on Capitol Hi ll\nThursday\, May 15\, 4-8 pm END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080114T160000 SUMMARY:Denise Harnly Farewell UID:B77700F6-F472-4770-AAB5-BCD8140EA880-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080103T213312Z DESCRIPTION:Denise Harnly's Farewell: After serving our communities for over 17 \nyears\, Denise Harnly (SNG) is retiring. Please join us on Jan uary \n14\, 2007 from 4pm to 8pm to thank Denise for all of her hard wor k\, \ncompassion and dedication in the community – and to send her off t o \nthe world of grandmotherhood in style! \n\n\nSeattle Neighborhood Gr oup \n1810 East Yesler Way\nSeattle\, WA 98122-5748\n DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Coldwell Banker Building at 1661 E. Olive across from the B&O TRANSP:OPAQUE UID:609A34BE-586B-4E01-90BF-4EAE12249960-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20080424T190816Z LAST-MODIFIED:20080306T200534Z SEQUENCE:0 CREATED:20080306T200534Z STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080306T183000 SUMMARY:Steering Committee Meeting #2 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080306T200000 DESCRIPTION: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T120000 SUMMARY:MaDCAP cleanup/BBQ UID:A27ACB76-FDCA-11DB-80D9-003065D8A3E2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070516T171242Z DESCRIPTION:Meet at 9:45 AM for coffee and chat behind the Prince of Wal es Apartment building (red brick building at 20th & Denny). Clean up the neighborhood from 10 AM till ~ 11:45 AM\, then wander over to Homer Har ris Park\, where we will share a BBQ with the 24th Ave blockwatch group\ , who will have had a similar cleanup. (They'll meet at 9:45 at Homer Ha rris park for their cleanup\, if you live nearer to them)\n\nMadCAP chai r Jon Vandemoortel notes:\n\n After the cleanup the lunch-time spread w ill be offered at Homer Harris Park (one block east of 23rd on Howell\, 2401 E. Howell St.) rather than our usual spot behind the Prince of Wale s. There will be side salads\, chips\, plates\, and silverware provided. Bring something to grill if you're inclined as they will have a grill up and running. The purpose of the locale change is to show some solida rity for our 24th Avenue cohorts who have unfortunately inherited a few of our departed neighborhood problems. We'll finish our cleanup around 11:45 and stroll over to the park. We'll see you there-\n\n\nhttp://www .seattle.gov/parks/parkspaces/HomerHarrisPark.htm SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080125T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080125T130000 SUMMARY:Free Concert UID:B5B83D29-1FC7-4CE0-A31E-84BE48ECE42D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080117T151243Z DESCRIPTION:Quinton Morris\, violinist\, music professor and founder and director of The Young Eight\, America’s only all African-American strin g octet\, will join Associate Conductor Carolyn Kuan as she leads the Se attle Symphony in several free community concerts.\nThe (all Mozart) per formances will be on Friday\, January 25\, at12 noon. at City Hall.\n\nD etails: http://tinyurl.com/2438ke END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091024T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091024T160000 SUMMARY:Chicks Play Hard UID:E91942F4-DA24-45C0-AB9B-832D9E03BDC8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091002T141016Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2009/10/chicks-play-ha rd-2009.html\n\n8th Annual day of sports\, music\, art and exploration f or girls 9 to 13.\n\nMiller Community Center. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20080325T022846Z UID:685F750D-E5BE-4A47-8881-B2A2A3EA7572-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080402T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090909T193000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090909T213000 SUMMARY:Cap Hill Policy & Planning Committee Meetin UID:1972CF22-50EA-405C-8AD6-A4D9192D4195-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20090909T050704Z DESCRIPTION:Event: Policy & Planning Committee Meeting\n \"for the policy wonk in you\"\nWhat: Club/Group Meeting\nHost: Capitol Hill Comm unity Council\nStart Time: Wednesday\, September 9 at 7:30pm\nEnd Time: Wednesday\, September 9 at 9:30pm\nWhere: Office Nomads\n\nDetails:\nhtt p://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=271424235170 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080505T170000 SUMMARY:Cinco de Bottleneck UID:D64744B2-909A-4BED-A28E-7BAA97736A01-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080429T054707Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/04/two-bottleneck -lounge-events.html\n\n$10 COVER DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080428T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080428T200000 SUMMARY:Childrens Hospital Open House UID:4DF752E3-8396-4414-BB18-867461EF2050-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080422T042031Z DESCRIPTION:On Monday\, April 28 Children’s Hospital and Regional Medica l Center will be holding a community open house at the Odessa Brown Chil dren’s Clinic (OBCC) from 6 pm to 8 pm. The event is free to the public and we would like to invite members of the Miller Park Community Council to attend. Children’s staff will be on hand to answer questions about p lanned growth at the Hospital’s main campus and a conceptual model of th e Hospital’s proposed development will be available to view.\n \nFor mor e information about Children’s master plan\, visit http://masterplan.sea ttlechildrens.org or contact: Desiree Leigh\, Director of Regional Gover nment Affairs and Community Relations\, (206) 987-5269.\n \nFor more inf ormation about OBCC\, visit www.odessabrown.org. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080322T140000 SUMMARY:Basic Bicycle Maintenance Class UID:6DF41E53-39EA-49B9-93A5-012FB286FF16-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080317T015244Z DESCRIPTION:Basic Bicycle Maintenance Class\n\nThe class is designed for folks that want to learn the super-basics of bike mechanics- learn what the different components on your bike are called and how they function\ , learn how to fix a flat tire\, discover simple ways to keep your ride happy and on the road.\n\nSaturday\, March 22nd\nGarfield Community Cent er at 23rd and Cherry 12:00-2:00pm\n\n\nStay afterwards for our weekly b icycle maintenance clinic! Every week from 2-5pm join us at the Garfield Community Center. You just bring your bike and any tools you need. We'l l provide the tools\, and our volunteer mechanics will show you how to u se them!\n\n More information about all Bikery happenings can be found a t www.thebikery.org.\n\nBe our friend at myspace.com/bikery END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091029T100000 SUMMARY:Toddler Pumpkin Patch UID:FAEB3D3D-80A9-4C9C-A9A1-AB4C3A1EC291-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091015T060359Z DESCRIPTION:Miller Community Center\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.c om/2009/10/miller-halloween-carnival-and-toddler.html DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070619T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070619T210000 SUMMARY:Union & Madison Development meeting UID:BDF77FDB-7A52-4835-A74C-6F84731B95EE-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070612T073331Z DESCRIPTION:\nOn Tuesday\, June 19\, at 6 P.M.\, Jim Mueller\, who propo ses to develop the site of the former Coleman Building (at 23rd and E. U nion) will meet with us to talk about that site and other locations in t he area that he proposes to develop\, including a site on E. Madison St (2051 E. Madison) where the \"Twilight Exit\" is presently located.\n\nT he meeting will be from 6 to ~ 9 PM at the Central Cinema (1411 21st Ave nue)\, and light refreshments will be served.\n\nhttp://millerparkseattl e.blogspot.com/2007/06/meet-with-developer-of-madison-and.html\n SEQUENCE:9 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070710T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070710T200000 SUMMARY:New Event UID:C647027C-CB62-4B3E-A884-E4B0C6C47426-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20070629T011922Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080906T172955Z UID:E91B0C46-B9E6-4AE1-A812-8056450D2A8C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:26 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080911T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080911T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nConta ct: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinato r\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nTh is month's agenda:\n\n1. Introductions\nMoment of Silence for John Jeann ot\n• Name and Affiliation\n• Additions to Agenda\n Ron Boddie\, Cha ir - CANDC\nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:10 p.m.\n2. Roundtab le\n• Updates from neighborhoods\n• Update from Neighborhood Plan Stewar dship Committee Ron Boddie 6:10 p.m.- 6:45 p.m.\n\n3. Friends of Seatt le Public Library Jennifer Johnson Fong\n 6:45 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.\n\n4.Fall Workplan \nAll Participants 7:00 p.m.- 7:20 p.m.\n\n5. Items for Octobe r agenda\n Adjournment \nAll Participants! \n7:20 p.m.–7:30 p.m.\n\n\ n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081009T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080204T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081006T183000 DTSTAMP:20091010T194537Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:27 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070806T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070806T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=2;BYDAY=1MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20070724T233858Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070806T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070806T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nDear Neighbors: \n\nThe next me eting of the EDNC will be held at the Capitol Hill Library\, please see attachment for notice and agenda. \nAt this meeting the membership will be ranking the small applications from the Neighborhood Street Funds/Cum ulative Reserve Funds\, (NSF/CRF)\, program\, out of the 5 small applica tions the City received from our district only 3 remain for the membersh ip to rank\, the other 2 were disqualified in the Cumulative Reserve Fun ds process and referred to other sources. \n\nPlease keep in mind we wer e asked to rank the top 5 applications and we have only 3 to prioritized \, meaning that the 3 applications are already part of the list of prior ities for the EDNC. \n\n\nWe just need to rank the order of priority for the 3 applications. \n\nFirst Hill \nID# 063- Northern Intersection of Harvard\, Union\, Seneca........ \nMadison Park \nID# 155- Madison Park Business District........ \nMadison Park \nID# 377- 32 Ave East between Madison & Lake Washington...... \n\nMore information and the qualified a pplications will be forthcoming in the next days after I received the fi nal feasibility of the applications from SDOT (Seattle Department of Tra nsportation). \n\nThank you for your patience and for participating in t he NSF/CRF program: \n\nJose Cervantes\, Neighborhood District Coordinat or \n(206) 684-4574 \njose.cervantes@seattle.gov \n\n\nNotice & Agenda\n \nDate: Monday August 6\, 2007\nTime: 6:30 to 8:00 PM\nLocation: Cap itol Hill Library (425 Harvard Avenue East)\nRoom: Large Conference Room \, Mezzanine Level \n\n• Introductions: 6:30 PM\n\n• Presentations by the applicants to the CRF/NSF/\n(Cumulative Reserve Funds/Neighborhood S treet Funds) program\, 30 minutes: \nThree small feasible Neighborhood S treet Funds applications need prioritization from the membership of the East District Neighborhood Council\; each applicant will have 10 minutes \, (5 minutes presentation and 5 minutes questions and answers).\n• Rank ings by neighborhood representatives of the EDNC to applications present ed\, majority of votes rule and one vote per neighborhood organization\, (15 minutes).\n \n• CNC Update/ Janis Maloney & Andrew Taylor (10 minut es).\n• Adjourn. 7:55 PM \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20070919T052948Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071001T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071001T180000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nEast Neighborhoods District Cou ncil \n(Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First Hill/Capitol Hill)\n\nNotice & Agenda\n\nDate: Monday October 1\, 2007\nTime: 6:00 to 7:30 PM (Notic e the time change)\nLocation: Madison Park-Bath House (1900 43rd Avenu e East) \nRoom: Bath House at Madison Park \n\n\n\n• Introductions: 6:0 0 PM.\n• Presentation by Amy Gray\, from the Office of Housing on the Mu lti-Family Tax Exemption Program\, “Homes within Reach Program”\, 6:15 P M (20 minutes).\n• Questions & Answers\, (10 minutes). \n• CNC Update/ J anis Maloney & Andrew Taylor\, \n(10 minutes).\n• Neighborhoods Updates\ , (15 minutes).\n• Adjourn\, 7:30 PM.\n\n\n \n\nExecutive Board of the East Neighborhoo ds District Council:\n\n-Chairperson\, Paul Stoms\, (Madison Park). \n-J anis Maloney\, CNC Representative\, (Madison Park). Andrew Taylor\, Alte rnate\, (Miller Park).\n-Kristin O’Donnell\, Citywide Review Team Repres entative\, (Yesler Terrace).\n\nFor more information please call the Cap itol Hill Neighborhood Service Center at (206) 684-4574\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071218T042537Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:19 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071203T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080107T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080107T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda: (tentative)\nEast Neighborhoods Di strict Council \n(Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First Hill/Capitol Hill)\n \nNotice & Agenda\n\nDate: Monday January 7\, 2008\nTime: 6:30 to 8:00 PM \nLocation: 825 Yesler Way (where Broadway meets Yesler) at \n The Rainier Unitarian Universalist Center.\nRoom: Main L obby. \n\nThis session of the EDNC will be hosted by the Yesler Terrace Community Council.\n\n• Introductions: 6:30 PM.\n• Welcome Councilmembe r Richard Conlin\, Chair of the Environment\, Emergency Management and U tilities Committee. 6:45 (20 minutes)\n• Presentation by Thomas Whittemo re\, Project Manager for DON/Neighborhood Matching Fund Program. 7:10 \n (15 minutes).\n• CNC Updates\, Andrew Taylor & Janis Maloney.7:30\n (10 minutes).\n• Neighborhoods Updates & EDNC Items of interest\, 7:45 (15 minutes).\n• Adjourn\, 7:55 PM. \n\nExecutive Board of the East Neighborhoods District Council:\n\n-Chairperson\, Paul Stoms\, (Madison Park). \n-Andr ew Taylor\, CNC Representative\, (Miller Park) and Janis Maloney\, Alter nate (Madison Park).\n-Kristin O’Donnell\, Citywide Review Team Represen tative\, (Yesler Terrace).\n\nFor more information please call the Capit ol Hill Neighborhood Service Center at (206) 684-4574 jose.cervantes@sea ttle.gov \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080226T004501Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080407T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080303T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080303T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nEast Neighborhoods District Cou ncil \n(Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First Hill/Capitol Hill)\n\nNotice & Agenda\n\nDate: Monday March 3\, 2008\nTime: 6:30 to 8:00 PM\nLocatio n: Capitol Hill Library (425 Harvard Avenue East)\nRoom: Large Confere nce Room\, Mezzanine Level \n\n\n• Introduction of East District Neighb orhood Council\, (EDNC)\, neighborhood representatives: 6:30 PM \n• Wel come the new forming committees of the Capitol Hill Community Council (1 0 minutes).\n• Presentation on the functions of the East District Neighb orhood Council: CNC (City Neighborhood Council)\, CRT (Citywide Review T eam) for Neighborhood Matching Funds Program and other City’s initiative s\, (20 minutes).\n• CNC & CRT reports\, (10 minutes).\n• Welcome Pamela Green\, Mayor’s Office Director of Community Outreach\, with questions and answers session\, 7:20 PM\n• Adjourn. 7:55 PM \n\nExecutive Board of the East Neigh borhoods District Council:\n\n-Chairperson\, Paul Stoms\, (Madison Park) . \n-Janis Maloney\, CNC Representative\, (Madison Park). Andrew Taylor\ , Alternate\, (Miller Park).\n-Kristin O’Donnell\, Citywide Review Team Representative\, (Yesler Terrace).\n\nFor more information please call t he Capitol Hill Neighborhood Service Center at (206) 684-4574\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080429T201649Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080602T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080505T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080505T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nEast Neighborhoods District Council \n(Madison Park/Yes ler Terrace/First Hill/Capitol Hill)\n\nNotice & Agenda\n\nNotice & Agen da\n\nDate: Monday May 5\, 2008\nTime: 6:30 to 8:00 PM\nLocation: Ca pitol Hill Library (425 Harvard Avenue East)\nRoom: Large Conference Roo m\, Mezzanine Level \n\n\n• Introduction of East District Neighborhood Council\, (EDNC)\, neighborhood representatives and guests:\n 6:30 PM \n• Seattle City Light/Strategic Plan\, Mike Egan\, assists residents and businesses into the City Light system and services. (15 minutes).\n • Proposed Neighborhood Plan Implementation Updates/Acting Strategic Adv isor\, Ed Pottharst\, \n (20 minutes).\n• CNC & CRT/Neighborhood Reports\, (15 minutes).\n• Adjourn. 7:45 PM\n\n\n \n\nExecutive Board of the East Neig hborhoods District Council:\n\n-Chairperson\, Paul Stoms\, (Madison Park ). \n-Janis Maloney\, CNC Representative\, (Madison Park). Andrew Taylor \, Alternate\, (Miller Park).\n-Kristin O’Donnell\, Citywide Review Team Representative\, (Yesler Terrace).\n\nFor more information please call the Capitol Hill Neighborhood Service Center at (206) 684-4574\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20081031T004133Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081201T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081110T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081110T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Capitol Hill Library (425 Harvard Avenu e East)\nRoom: Large Conference Room\, Mezzanine Level Repeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, jose.cerv antes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/capitolhil l.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n\n\n• Introduction of East District Nei ghborhood Council\, (EDNC)\, neighborhood representatives and guests. (1 5 minutes).\n• EDNC welcomes Councilmember Sally Clark\, Chair of the Pl anning/Land Use & Neighborhoods Committee. (30 minutes). \n• EDNC Bylaws revisions/Andrew Taylor (20 minutes)\n• Update to the EDNC recommended representatives to the Neighborhood Planning Updates and NMF citywide re view team\, (15 minutes).\n• Adjourn. 7:45 PM.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20090131T190028Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090202T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090210T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090210T200000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, typically First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 68 4-4574\, jose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborho ods/nsc/capitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nDate: Tuesday Februa ry 10\, 2009\nTime: 6:30 to 8:00 PM\nLocation: Capitol Hill Library ( 425 Harvard Avenue East)\nRoom: Large Conference Room\, Mezzanine Level \n\n\n• Introduction\, (15 minutes).\n• EDNC welcomes Councilmember Ric hard Conlin\, Seattle City Council President\, (30 minutes including Q&A session). \n• Tentative presentation by Department Of Neighborhoods Dir ector\, Stella Chao\, on the services and programs of the DON\, (15 minu tes).\n• Continue discussion on the EDNC bylaws revisions\, Andrew Taylo r\, (15 minutes).\n• Select the EDNC recommended representatives to the Neighborhood Matching Funds/Citywide Review Team\, (15 minutes).\n• Adjo urn. 7:45 PM. \n \n\nExecutive Board of the East Neighborhoods District Council:\n\n-Cha irperson\, Paul Stoms\, (Madison Park). \n-Janis Maloney\, CNC Represent ative\, (Madison Park). Andrew Taylor\, Alternate\, (Miller Park).\n-Pen ding\, Citywide Review Team Representative.\nFor more information please call the Capitol Hill Neighborhood Service Center at (206) 684-4574\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090527T003130Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090601T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090601T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nEast Neighborhoods District Cou ncil \n(Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First Hill/Capitol Hill)\n\nNotice & Agenda\n\nDate: Monday June 1\, 2009\nTime: 6:30 to 7:40 PM \nLocatio n: Capitol Hill Library\, (425 Harvard Avenue East)\nRoom: Main Confere nce Room. \n\n\n\n\nIntroductions: 6:30 PM.\n• Pedestrian Master Plan & SDOT presentation\, tentative Jennifer Wieland\, (25 minutes).\n• EDNC bylaws discussion and approvals\, (15 minutes).\n• CNC Updates\, Andrew Taylor & Janis Maloney\,\n (15 minutes).\n• Neighborhoods Updates & EDNC Items of interest\, (15 minutes).\n• Adjourn\, 7:40 PM. \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090925T054306Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:25 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091005T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091005T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nEast Neighborhoods District Cou ncil \n(Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First Hill/Capitol Hill)\n\nNotice & Agenda\n\nDate: Monday October 5\, 2009\nTime: 6:30 to 7:40 PM \nLoca tion: Yesler Terrace Community Center\, (917 East Yesler Way)\nRoo m: Conference Room. \n\n\n\nIntroductions: 6:30 PM.\nWelcome to Yesler Terrace\, Update to the redevelopment plans\, Kristin O’Donnell\, (15 m inutes).\n• Stella Chao\, Director\, DON/Neighborhood Matching Funds pro posed changes\, (15 minutes).\n• Neighborhood Plans Updates\, report Den nis Saxman\, and CNC Updates\, Andrew Taylor & Janis Maloney\,\n (20 minutes).\n• CRF/NSF\, Neighborhood Street Funds) Applications from the East District\, (15 minutes).\n• Adjourn\, 7:40 PM. \n\n \n\nExecutive Board of the East Neighborhoods District Council:\n\n-Chairperson\, Paul Stoms\, (Ma dison Park). \n-CNC representatives\, Andrew Taylor\, (Miller Park) and Janis Maloney\, \n(Madison Park).\n -Dennis Saxman\, NPI Advisory Commit tee & Citywide Review Team representative\, (Pike/Pine Neighborhood).\nF or more information please call the Capitol Hill Neighborhood Service Ce nter at (206) 684-4574 or jose.cervantes@seattle.gov \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20091010T194537Z UID:77B882E9-E9F7-4850-801F-C01CF429C96D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:26 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091207T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091207T183000 SUMMARY:East Neighborhoods District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Madison Park/Yesler Terrace/First H ill/Capitol Hill/Madison-Miller:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/boundaries.htm\n\nWhere: Location varies. See agenda.\n\nRepeats: Every 2 months\, First Monday\n\nContact: José Cervantes\, 684-4574\, j ose.cervantes@seattle.gov\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nsc/ca pitolhill.htm\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nCapitol Hill Library: José fare well. Thank you to Mr. Stoms and Ms. Malone END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080611T034353Z UID:F2416B28-FFA7-4779-84B0-06EAB824005D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:10 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART:20080511T180000Z SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DTEND:20080511T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080712T235959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080429T014204Z UID:F2416B28-FFA7-4779-84B0-06EAB824005D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:6 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080511T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART:20080511T180000Z SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market STARTS DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080521T050623Z UID:F2416B28-FFA7-4779-84B0-06EAB824005D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:7 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080525T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080525T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis week at the Broadway Sunday Farmer s Market:\n \nMore and more greens\, lettuces and veggies: French turnip s\, carrots\, baby beets\, cauliflower\, cultivated mushrooms\, lots of fresh herbs and garlic chives. Try sautéing garlic chives and fresh her bs with your Sunday brunch omelet…and speaking of omelets\, you can get fresh organic eggs and some really delicious cheeses at the market too…f or dinner\, try fresh pasta\, a salad seasoned with fresh herbs\, or jus t stir-fry some spring veggies with garlic. OR\, get some wild Alaska s ockeye filets\, brought to market by Two If By Sea Foods. For your swe et tooth\, we have truffles from Trevani\, pastries from Belle Epicurean and Heavenly Pastry\, and gourmet ice-cream from Half Pint. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080603T225445Z UID:F2416B28-FFA7-4779-84B0-06EAB824005D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:8 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080608T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080608T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis Sunday at the Broadway Farmers Mar ket:\nFresh\, sweet PEAS: sugar snap and shelling peas\, crunchy and del icious as a snack\, in salads\, or stir-fried with other market veggies: asparagus\, leeks\, garlic\, broccoli\, cauliflower\, carrots… Also loo k for big heads of lettuce and fresh bunches of braising greens… \n\n We 're also lucky to have a good supply of LOCALLY-grown hothouse tomatoes at the market\, from Kittitas Valley Farm. \n\nTwo things that give vegg ies their optimal flavor and nutritional content are: soil quality and f reshness! There's nothing much fresher than produce brought straight fr om our local farms\, where it was cultivated in good\, healthy soil... \ n\nLive music this week from Fraser Havens\, great pedal steel player.\n \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC DURATION:PT4H LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20080611T034353Z UID:F2416B28-FFA7-4779-84B0-06EAB824005D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080409T235429Z SEQUENCE:9 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T110000 CREATED:20080409T235414Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080615T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at \nhttp://ww w.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis Sunday at the Broadway Farmers Mar ket:\n \nAt last\, STRAWBERRIES and CHERRIES have arrived at the market – they’ve been delayed by our cold\, wet spring\, but they’re here and w e’ll be seeing even more of them in the weeks to come.\n \nThe Farmers M arket also has plenty of SAFE\, local\, sustainably-raised tomatoes. On e market farmer commented that the outbreak is likely due to the wide us e of some kind of composting medium on big factory farms that was contam inated - but none of our market farmers are connected in any way to thos e kinds of operations. In fact\, the tomatoes at the Seattle farmers ma rkets right now are all hothouse tomatoes. Also\, our farmers are growi ng plenty of heirloom varieties\, both in their hothouses and in their f ields. \n \nThe FDA website also notes that home-grown tomatoes are safe . Our market farmers are essentially growing home-grown tomatoes: they are not huge operations but rather smaller family farms\, using safe\, s mall-scale\, healthy\, and sustainable growing methods. These farmers l ive on their farms\, pick the harvest themselves\, and eat the food they grow as well as selling it to local markets.\n \nLive music this week f rom Todd Koeppen.\n \nThe Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sund ay\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 11 through Nov. 23\, in the lot behind the Bank of American at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedica ted to supporting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. Yo u can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at w ww.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n \nThe Broadway Sunday Farmers Market al so accepts EBT/Quest cards (food stamps)\, as well as WIC and Senior Far mers Market Nutrition Coupons. \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T193000 SUMMARY:African-American Museum Grand Opening UID:AFE8467B-8C65-4EE5-B121-CC1B8EFE9F7F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080305T064608Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.centraldistrictnews.com/events/2008/03/08/northwe st-african-american-museum-naam-grand-ope END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080519T190000 SUMMARY:Central Land Use Committee UID:2F1AC896-3705-404E-8017-AE4DDB31E809-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080502T011438Z RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080616T065959Z;BYDAY=3MO DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Madrona Playfield Shelterhouse \n DTSTAMP:20080508T144329Z UID:2F1AC896-3705-404E-8017-AE4DDB31E809-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080519T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080519T183000 SUMMARY:Central Area Stewardship Land Use and Housing Committee DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080519T203000 DESCRIPTION:The next meeting of the Central Area Stewardship Land Use an d Housing Committee will be: \n\nMonday May 19 \n6:30 - 8:30 \nMadrona P layfield Shelterhouse \n\nNear the entrance to Madrona Playfield at 34th and E Spring \n\nWe are working on the agenda and would like feedback! \n1. Multi-Family Zones Updates \n2. Tax Abatement Mapping \n3. Action I tems \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080326T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080326T203000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Park Meeting UID:BDB0948E-7D94-451A-BC02-D4B9ED35D828-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080309T033440Z DESCRIPTION:2nd Parks Community Meeting about the new 16th & Howell City Park.\n\nMeeting @ Group Health Auditorium\,\nSouth Building\n126 - 16t h Ave E.\n\nhttp://seattle.gov/parks/proparks/projects/capitolhilldevelo pment.htm\n\nContact:\nLynn Sullivan\nlynn.sullivan@seattle.gov END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20071206T180000 UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 DTSTAMP:20080204T043856Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070405T180000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood plan: Central Area DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070405T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080306T075959Z;BYDAY=1TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20070604T134143Z UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070607T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070607T180000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood plan: Central Area DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070607T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nWe are coming to the home stretch to rallying our community to taking ownership of our Neighborhood Plan. Ou r meeting this Thursday will concentrate on this Saturday's event. So\, I am looking forward to seeing all of you this Thursday (6/7)\n6pm at G arfield Community Center. If you can't make the meeting\, but can volun teer at the event\, let me know. Let me know\, I'll contact you\, to se e how you are able work with us. \n\nWe still need help with refreshment s. So\, if any of you have connections to\nbeverages and any kind a sna ck and/or light food providers. We would appreciate your making the req uest on our behalf. If you need any kind of documentation for your sour ce\, let me know\, I’ll give you whatever you need. \n\nAdrienne B. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20070502T041158Z UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070503T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070503T180000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood plan: Central Area DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070503T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nThis meeting we will concentrate on t he upcoming recruitment Event\, which is scheduled for Saturday\, June 9 th.\n\nSome of the items will be discussing at this meeting is:\n\n1) In viting City Council members Sally Clark and Peter Steinbrueck.\n\n2) Any one else you may want to invite to discuss moving forward with our\nNeig hborhood Plan.\n\n3) The format and set up of this event\n\n4) I will be bring a hard copy of the post card we will be printing up and\nmailing\ nout. \n\n5) Marketing the event\n\n6) Everyones tasks in getting the w ord out.\n\n7) ect..ect \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20070402T053643Z UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070405T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070405T180000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood plan: Central Area DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070405T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nIssues to be discussed and planned:\n \nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Recruitment Event\n Layout of mailing m aterial and flyers\n Format of Event\n Select a date\n\nCNC Neighborhood Planning Committee Event\n\nUpdate on the Central Area Youth Advisory C ouncil\n\nNew Business\n\n\nAdrienne B. \nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\, Co-Chairs END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20071002T064202Z UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071004T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071004T180000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood plan: Central Area DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nOur first meeting after our summer hi atus is this coming Thursday Oct 5\, 6pm @\nGarfield Community Center. \n\nDarrell Vange\, president of Ravenhurst and development manager the Dearborn Street\ndevelopment\, will be speaking\, with an opportunity fo r you to ask questions and \ngive\nyour input on what you'd like to see go into this sizable development. \n\nThis has been quite a busy Summ er hiatus. We have been dealing with the Mayor's\nproposal for updating Neighborhood plans and the city's audit on Neighborhood\nPlanning. I’v e attached a copy of Mayor’s proposal for you to read and you may \nfind \nthe audit at the following link: http://www.seattle.gov/audit/ \n\nAs Chair of the Stewardship I ask everyone to help by bringing a friend/nei ghbor\nto\nthis and all upcoming meetings. With all that is taking plac e around Neighborhood\nPlanning\, we really need to be proactive and act collectively to take control of\nwhat gets developed and takes place in our community. We also need volunteers and\nhigh community participati on to insure that the Central Area Neighborhood Plan truly\nspeaks to ou r desires and that the Stewardship fully represents the Central Area\nas \na whole. \n\n\nI am looking forward to seeing as many of you as possi ble.\n\nAdrienne Bailey\nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\, Ch air END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20071030T040731Z UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:17 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071101T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071101T180000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood plan: Central Area DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nWhen?: This Thursday 11/1/07\nWhere?: Garfield Community Center\nTime: 6pm\n\nTime has really flown by. This meeting will concentrate on an issue that has been taking up a great de al of mine and the CNC Neighborhood Planning Committee's\ntime\,\nthe Ma yor's proposed budget and plans for updating Neighborhood Plans. I am a ttaching that Mayor's proposal as well as the “Criteria for revising Nei ghborhood\nPlan” document to familiarize everyone on the process. (E-mai l Andrew: tayles@jps.net to get copies). \n\n There is some updating we can do in the coming session\, but what is most important\nis for all of us\, the community to come together\, encourage and recruit other\nneig hbors to participate\, take ownership of our Plan and start working toge ther \non\nour Plan and what we want for our community. \n\nBelow are t he dates for the upcoming dates up to the Summer hiatus:\nLocation: Garf ield Community Center\nTime: 6pm\nDates: First Thursday of the Month (12 /6\, 2008 - 1/3\, 2/7\, 3/6\, 4/3\, 5/1\, 6/5)\n\nHope to see everyone t here and some new faces as well. Remember to tell or bring\ntwo other n ew people. We need as many people as possible to grow to a critical\nma ss\, to a point of getting our voices heard on the kind of growth we wan t for our\ncommunity. \n\nAdrienne B.\nStewardship Chair END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20080103T051136Z UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080103T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080117T180000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood plan: Central Area DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080117T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nDue to the holiday and the short week \, this months Stewardship meeting will be the\nthird Thursday of this m onth Jan 17 at the usual time. We have quite a bit to\ndiscuss at this m eeting. \n\n1. Community Safety:\na. Planning a Community Safety and Blo ck Watch Conference with Seattle Police \nDept and Parks and Rec.\n\n2. A Work Plan for the Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\na. Educa tion - Learning about the plan and how it was created\nb. Recruiting and increasing community participation\nc. Working on updating our plan\n\n 3. A survey of Economic Development\, Growth and the types of businesses we envision\nhaving in our community. \na. Current develops that are go ing up and how we can work with the developers\ni. Goodwill \nii. 23rd & Union\niii. Madison corridor \niv. Union & ML King Jr.\n\n4. Martin Lut her King Jr. Elementary School\n\nLooking forward to seeing as many of y ou as possible and remember to tell a friend\nand bring a friend. \n\nAd rienne B.\nStewardship Chair\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M LOCATION:Garfield CC DTSTAMP:20080205T014907Z UID:55994909-3A6B-467E-A0BC-DA609F2FCC22-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080207T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080207T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship DESCRIPTION:What: Implementation and updating of the Central Area Plan ( including the Madsion-Miller area)\, formulated by citizen neighborhood planning efforts\, 1996-98.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/npi/ plans.htm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Firs t Thursday\n\nContact: Adrienne Bailey\, (206) 323-3738\, kismit_2000@ya hoo.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nCentral Area Neighborhood Plan Stewar dship\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry St\nFebruary 7\, 2008 \n6:00pm\n\nI. Update & Progress reports - Community Safety: Update/Prog ress\nA. Funding\nB. Format of event\n1. Walk through with tables style\ n2. Large group discuss w/Breakout groups\n3. Concurrent workshops \n\nC . Budget\n1. Needs\na. What Planning a Community Safety and Block Watch Conference with Seattle Police Dept and Parks and Rec.\n\nII. Update: A Work Plan for the Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship\nA. Any Add itions\nB. Adding/Expanding activity related to recruiting and increasin g community participation\n1. Residents\n2. Community Councils\n3. Neigh borhood Groups and Organizations\n\n\nIII. Update: Land Use / City Codes - Kathryn and Marty\n\n\nIV. Neighborhood Plan Update Procedure: John\n \n\nV. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School\nA. Letter of Support to Make the school available for community use in lieu of selling it for p rivate use\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080814T180000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080710T180000 DTSTAMP:20080605T140834Z UID:D8D18D05-ACCB-4C04-BB7A-FF62EAF8C2E8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080612T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080612T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nThomas Whittemore thomas.whittemore@seattl e.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-7257\n\nThis Month's a genda:\n\n1. Introductions\n• Name and Affiliation\n• Additions to Agend a\n Ron Boddie\, Chair - CANDC\nDistrict Council Members\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080911T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091003T160000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Park Groundbreaking UID:F9AD0CD6-E194-441B-A705-A6873C9F9546-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20091002T040653Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2009/10/saturday-capit ol-hill-park.html\n\n DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070602T140000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070602T200000 SUMMARY:Concert: Cal Anderson Park UID:8F2A0D9A-14C7-485F-8FCA-ABFD3E5BC4AB-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070522T065250Z DESCRIPTION:Sounds Outside: A Celebration of Adventurous Music and Commu nity\n\nMonktail Creative Music Concern presents monthly summer concerts at Cal Anderson Park featuring local and regional musicians of note. \n\nFree! All ages. On-site snack bar and artist booth.\n\nJune 2 - Sat urday\n2 p.m. - 8 p.m.\nCal Anderson Park - sunbowl meadow (by the shelt erhouse)\n\nPerformers:\n\nfigeater (opening)\n\"Clarinetist Beth Fleeno r leads a disjunctive\, raucous\, soaring\, and powerful textural\, trib al exploration of organic movement. Improvisations are executed by her (on clarinet\, bass clarinet\, and voice)\, Jeff Huston (guitar/electron ics)\, and Mike Hams (percussion).\"\n\nSeattle Harmonic Voices\n\"An a capella overtone-vocals ensemble directed since 1999 by Stephen Fandric h that has performed widely its lush\, meditative\, resonant music\, wh ich weds traditional overtone forms with modern and chance approaches.\" \n\nSunship\n\"The band*s outstanding range and imagination are royally announced on their self-titled EP. They list as their influences the l ikes of Coltrane\, Ornette Coleman\, Mahavishnu Orchestra\, Raoul Bjorke nheim\, Sun Ra\, Sonny Sharrock . . . so you know your time with them m ay be torrid.\"\n\nDegenerate Art Ensemble (closing)\n\"The experimental music and dance troupe boasts\,with good cause\, of its ability to tran sform traditional genres into multi-dimensional explosive and expressi ve works.*\n\nSponsored by:\nMonktail Creative Music Concern\nSeattle Pa rks and Recreation\nCal Anderson Park Alliance\n\nVisit www.monktail.com for more info. SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T140000 SUMMARY:Basic Bicycle Maintenance for Women & Transgender Folk UID:3EB14FF1-5723-443C-AA5C-97AE35BD9253-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070517T143332Z DESCRIPTION:Basic Bicycle Maintenance for Women & Transgender FolkSunday \, May 20th | Garfield Community Center | 12:00pm - 2pm\n\nA class for i ndividuals looking for an intentional alternative to the traditionally m ale-dominated bike shop environment. This class is designed for those wh o want to learn the super basics of bike maintenance - learn what the di fferent components of your bike are called and how they function\, learn how to fix a flat tire\, discover simple ways to keep your ride happy a nd on the road. Bring your bike!\n\nSponsored by the Bikery:\nhttp://mil lerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2007/03/local-bike-maintenance.html SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091031T140000 SUMMARY:Mike McGinn election meetings UID:57B68C02-808F-4CB5-AB82-7A4F86A283BB-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091030T010542Z DESCRIPTION:WHEN: 2pm\, Saturday\, October 31st\nWHERE: Miller Community Center\, 330 19th Ave. E\n\nWHEN: 3:30pm\, Sunday\, November 1st\nWHER E: Columbia Branch of the Seattle Public Library\, 4721 Rainier Ave. S DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080207T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080207T193000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood Street Fund Projects Workshop UID:58D1DCF1-302B-47F3-94FA-7DDAA99AB53D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080128T015524Z DESCRIPTION:All questions for SDOT\, Parks and Recreation and Department of Neighborhoods regarding the application and process can be answered at the Technical Assistance Workshop\; on Thursday\, February 7th at the Miller Community Center on Capitol Hill\, located at 330 19th Ave. E fr om 6:00-7:30 pm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/btgnsfcrf/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080522T202724Z UID:8BB9C372-28DF-4A84-9E26-51E786F0525A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.bottlenecklounge.com/events.php DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080528T213000 SUMMARY:Live Music At Bottleneck Lounge DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080528T233000 DESCRIPTION:No Cover\n9:30 PM – 11:30 PM\n \nFeaturing songs about Love\ , Death\, Rabbits\, Outer space and more...\nEli Rosenblatt\, founder an d lead vocalist of the Seattle-based salsa band Picoso\, brings his uniq ue musical styling to the BottleNeck Lounge on Wed.\, May 28th. His so ngs bridge the musical gap between the US\, the Caribbean and Eastern Eu rope. Eli performs in both Spanish and English and his solo show reflec ts his penchant for Afro-Cuban rhythms and Eastern European melodies. H e is terrific and charming and we’re particularly delighted to present h im as our first (official) musical performer. And we’re looking forward to the song about rabbits….Please join us!\nThe BottleNeck Lounge is a 21+ venue located at 2328 E. Madison on the back side of Capitol Hill.\n \nhttp://www.bottlenecklounge.com/events.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070601T170000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070601T200000 SUMMARY:Stevens School Carnival UID:B859CA8C-534E-4B2F-852A-AD28D2E707F2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070531T185819Z DESCRIPTION:Our local public elementary school is having its annual carn ival tomorrow evening.\n \nStevens Carnival\nFriday June 1\, 5-8pm\n \nP rizes\, popsicles\, popcorn! Water balloons\, games and fortune tellers! \n \nStevens Elementary\n1242 18th Ave. E.\nSeattle\, WA 98112\n \nhttp: //www.stevenselementary.org/ SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070603T142016Z UID:CB2A0F0C-4419-464E-AC1E-FFF424CC1F9B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.metrokc.gov/elections/ DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20070821 SUMMARY:Election Primary DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20070822 DESCRIPTION:http://www.metrokc.gov/elections/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071010T170000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071010T230000 SUMMARY:Council Budget Hearing UID:79733F95-6928-43CE-9530-62836A2B1B1B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20070911T183259Z DESCRIPTION:The Seattle City Council Budget Committee will conduct two p ublic hearings on Wednesday\, October 10\, 2007\, starting at 5:30 p.m.\ n\n? The first hearing\, scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m.\, will be for c omments on the City’s general revenue sources for the 2008 budget\, incl uding a possible property tax levy increase. \n? The second hearing\, t o be held at 5:35 p.m. (or at the conclusion of the first hearing\, whic hever is later)\, until all in-person comments are received\, will be fo r comments on the Mayor’s 2008 Proposed Budget.\n\nPhone calls (206-684- 8821) and emails (email: budget@seattle.gov) are welcome between \n4:30 and 5:30 p.m. Some email messages received during that hour will be rea d aloud in Council Chambers. All email messages are retained in a commen t file included in the public record. \n\nAt the hearings\, out of resp ect for everyone’s time constraints\, it would be appreciated if members of groups with similar interests could combine presentations and stay w ithin a 5 minute time period. Individual comments will be limited by th e Chair\, probably to 2 minutes or less.\n\nAccess to City Hall is via F ourth or Fifth Avenues\, between James and Cherry Streets. For those wi shing to testify in person at the hearing\, sign-up sheets will be avail able outside the door to Council Chambers at 5 p.m. Councilmember Richar d J. McIver will chair the hearing.\n\nINFORMATION AVAILABLE\nThe Mayor’ s 2008 Proposed Budget and accompanying 2008-2013 Proposed Capital Impro vement Program (CIP) will be available on-line at www.seattle.gov on or after September 24\, 2007. Paper copies of the Proposed Budget will be available on or after September 26\, 2007 in select Seattle Public Libra ry branches. To purchase a printed copy of the Proposed Budget or CIP y ou may contact Zebra Printing at (206) 223-1955. \n\n\n(OVER)\n\nFor que stions about the Proposed Budget\, contact Linda Taylor Manning of Depar tment of Finance (DOF) at (206) 684-8376. For questions about the Mayor’ s proposed revenue sources\, contact Glen Lee of DOF at (206) 684-8079. For questions related to the Council’s review of the budget and revenue sources\, call Ben Noble of the Council’s Central Staff at (206) 684-81 60 or Paul Elliott in Councilmember McIver’s office (206) 684-8800. \n\n WRITTEN COMMENTS\nWritten and emailed comments on the Mayor’s Proposed 2 008 Budget are welcome throughout budget deliberations up to the date Co uncil adopts the final budget. That could take place sooner or later tha n the target date of November 19\, 2006. You may mail comments to: Coun cilmember Richard J. McIver\, Attn: Theresa Dunbar\, Clerk\, P.O. Box 34 025\, Seattle\, WA 98124-4025. Fax comments to (206) 684-8587. Email t o: budget@seattle.gov. Written\, fax\, and emailed comments are included in the public record. \n\nPARKING FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS IN THE COUNCIL CH AMBERS \nPay parking is available in SeaPark garage between Cherry and J ames Streets and Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Those attending the budget pu blic hearings receive a special rate of $3. Tell the garage cashier as you exit the garage that you attended a City Council public hearing and you will receive the special rate. All budget committee meetings will b e cablecast live on Seattle Channel 21 and Webcast live at www.seattle.g ov/council. \n\nThe City Council Chamber is accessible. Print and communications access is provided on prior request. Please contact Nanc y Roberts at 684-8146 as soon as possible to request accommodations for a disability.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20050825T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20051124T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20061123T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20061228T183000 DTSTAMP:20070320T041120Z UID:76DFCD1A-85B0-11D9-8CBE-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20050224T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20050224T200000 DESCRIPTION:The meeting will be held at \nSeattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 212\n\nParking is on the north side of the b uilding. RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070322T065959Z;BYDAY=4TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070320T041120Z UID:76DFCD1A-85B0-11D9-8CBE-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20050728T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20050728T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20050728T200000 DESCRIPTION:The meeting will be held at \nSeattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 212\n\nParking is on the north side of the b uilding. \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070320T041120Z UID:76DFCD1A-85B0-11D9-8CBE-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20051222T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20051201T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20051201T200000 DESCRIPTION:The meeting will be held at \nSeattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 212\n\nParking is on the north side of the b uilding. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070320T041120Z UID:76DFCD1A-85B0-11D9-8CBE-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20060525T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20060525T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20060525T200000 DESCRIPTION:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition\nThursday – May 25\ , 2006\, 6:30 to 8:00pm\n\n(A neighborhood group which meets monthly to exchange public safety data\, and to communicate with Police and other P ublic Safety Officials) \nSpecial focus this month: \nJuvenile Justice\n \nSeattle Vocational Institute\, 2120 South Jackson in room #212\nParki ng is on the north side of the building.\n \nContact person - Mary Willi ams\, Program Coordinator\n (206) 323-9584 or by Email at - mary@sngi.or g END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070320T041120Z UID:76DFCD1A-85B0-11D9-8CBE-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20051027T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20051027T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20051027T200000 DESCRIPTION:The meeting will be held at \nSeattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 212\n\nParking is on the north side of the b uilding. \n\nSpecial Guest: \nNorm Maleng\, King Co. Prosecutor END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070320T041120Z UID:76DFCD1A-85B0-11D9-8CBE-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20050922T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20050922T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20050922T200000 DESCRIPTION:Diane Sugimura and an inspector\n\nThe meeting will be held at \nSeattle Vocational Institute\, \n2120 S. Jackson St. Room 212\n\nPa rking is on the north side of the building. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Miller Community Cneter DTSTAMP:20070320T041120Z UID:76DFCD1A-85B0-11D9-8CBE-000D936771F0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20060622T183000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20060622T183000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20060622T200000 DESCRIPTION:The meeting will be held at \nMiller Community Center. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080708T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080708T200000 SUMMARY:Want a Green Drink? UID:C899C9E5-5401-43E5-9E77-7779C0048891-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080706T014208Z DESCRIPTION:TUESDAY JULY 8th GREENDRINKS WILL BE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD\n\n Hosted by the Sustainable Central District\n\n Greendrinks is an info rmal social networking event for those interested in sustainability and the environment to meet over drinks\n\n5:30-8:00pm\n@ Hidmo Eritrean Cui sine\n2000 South Jackson St. on the corner of 20th and Jackson\n$2 drink and appetizer specials and a taste of cuisine of Eritrea\n\nTell your n eighbors! \n\nInfo/links: http://tinyurl.com/5wwqw3 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T200000 SUMMARY:GreenFest UID:25B9D129-0310-4606-9B10-2CDBDF609592-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080407T023445Z DESCRIPTION:GreenFest will be held at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center on Saturday April 12th (10:00am -8:00pm) and Sunday\, April 13th (11:00am-6:00pm). 300 exhibitors\, over 150 speakers together with community groups and residents will come together to share successful a pproaches for creating a just\, prosperous and ecologically balanced com munity to leave to our children and grandchildren. Together\, we can add ress these questions that are crucial to our personal and our community’ s environmental health.\n\nFree tickets\, and more info:\n\nhttp://tinyu rl.com/62ucth END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080316T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080316T160000 SUMMARY:African American Museum: last free day UID:2479105C-F702-4D98-AA59-E46ABC3ACD20-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080309T235142Z DESCRIPTION:hours:\n\nhttp://www.naamnw.org/hours.html\n\nFree March 8th to 16th.\n\nInfo: http://www.naamnw.org/index.html\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080422T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080422T203000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council's Neighborhood Planning Committee UID:DC81E773-AF52-4191-8DD1-F72F9C927354-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080422T040106Z DESCRIPTION:All are welcome to attend and participate as the City Neighb orhood Council's Neighborhood Planning Committee meets Tuesday\, April 2 2\, 6:30 p.m. in the West Precinct meeting room\, 810 Virginia. Below i s the agenda\, as well as the committee's work plan for the year. To suggest agenda items\, concerns\, or for questions\, contact Chair Irene Wall at iwall@serv.net\n \nAGENDA \nRecap April 19th Workshop – 110 + a ttendees\nReview feedback comments and determine follow up steps.\nRevie w status of committee work plan – prioritize tasks for remainder of year . \n \n2008 COMMITTEE WORK PLAN (items are not listed in priority order) \n \nNeighborhood Planning Update\n Continue to monitor and a dvise on final work plan when released by DPD/DON\n Send seco nd letter to Mayor's office requesting reply to 8/10/07 letter.\n Communicate with Planning Commission on recommendations\n \nSEPA Th reshold Changes \n Track progress of this legislation and comment before City Council (COUNCIL IS PREPARED TO ACT 4/21)\n \nM ulti-Family Zoning Code Changes\n Track progress of this legi slation and comment before Council\n Coordinate reviews of le gislation with other interested citizen groups\n \nPedestrian Zone Overl ays and Single Purpose Residential\n Track legislation and DP D work to finish mapping P-zones\n Clarify effect of overlay regulations on vesting projects and projects on arterials streets\n Track legislation on DADUs\n \nMegahouse Ordinance\n T rack progress of legislation to amend code to discourage out of scale SF homes on small lots.\n \nMajor Institutions\n Sponsor *works hop* to explore the impact of institutions on neighborhoods\n Evaluate the adequacy of current regulations\n Should uses b e added to major institution category?\n \nComprehensive Plan Amendments (2008/9)\n Request extension of deadline for submitting amen dment until first workday in March (ACCOMPLISHED)\n Work with CM Clark on guidelines for securing Council sponsorship of amendments i n 2008 (since deadline has passed for submittals). Explore need for a mendment to strengthen neighborhood design guidelines.\n Inve stigate legislation to amend the Growth Management Act relative to requi rements for density in response to global warming. What is effect on lo cal regulations and neighborhood plans?\n \nDesign Review and Neighborho od Design Guidelines\n Sponsor *workshop* to explore experien ce using these guidelines in different neighborhoods\n Do Des ign Review Boards use them effectively?\n Are they useful in preserving the unique character of different neighborhoods?\n Is the neighborhood design review process addressing citizens' overall concerns about quality of life\, preservation of character\, privacy and safety in their neighborhoods?\n Should the SEPA process be connected to design review?\n Is deference to unanimous findi ngs of a design review board recommendation appropriate in all circumsta nces?\n Should some public projects be subject to neighborhoo d design review in addition to or instead of review by the Design Commis sion?\n \nOther Topics of Discussion.\nThere was a brief discussion of a seeming trend in Seattle to have private groups take the lead in variou s planning efforts which might be usurping the official role/responsibil ity of the city. Examples were planning in South Lake Union (park\, stre etcar)\; Bands of Green Plan\, Woodland Park Zoo Long Range Plan\, Allie d Arts Waterfront Plan. A question was raised about the quality of priva te planning efforts\, sufficiency of public involvement\, priority given to projects. This will be topic for future discussion\, perhaps with th e next Planning Director to decide if this a significant new trend or th e usual work of competing advocacy groups to shape the city.\n \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070328T170000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070328T190000 SUMMARY:Sound Transit East Link workshop UID:1371A3C9-64AE-4DC4-901C-EB22EC9C732E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070324T063716Z DESCRIPTION:Rainier Vista Neighborhood House\, 4410 - 29th Ave. S.\, Sea ttle WA 98118\n\nFlyer:\n\nhttp://home.jps.net/%7Etayles/blog/EastLink_W orkshops.pdf SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080428T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080428T203000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Housing Forum/Meeting UID:0F008DCB-84D8-45B4-9155-DCC2C02FEDDF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080421T023839Z DESCRIPTION:Please come to Capitol Hill Housing's Annual Meeting and Dev elopment Forum on Monday\, April 28th.\n\nThis year\, we're delighted th at our panelists encompass a great mix: Real estate developers and econo mic developers who are shaping the future of Capitol Hill.\n\nWe're kick ing it off with a reception at 5:30pm\, and the meeting itself begins at 6pm at the Northwest Film Forum\, 1515 12th Avenue. See you there.\n\n Betsy Hunter\, Director of Development\nCapitol Hill Housing\n\n1406 Ten th Avenue\, Suite 101\nSeattle\, WA 98122\n206.329.7303 phone\n206.329.1 857 fax\nwww.chhip.org\n\nPoster with details (and RSVP info) at:\nhttp: //tinyurl.com/3lutwd END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20090602T145406Z UID:4BC8D1A5-F0EE-4160-B947-3604A13A7DAE-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.secstate.wa.gov/elections/calendar_list.aspx?y= 2009 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090605 SUMMARY:Election filing deadline DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090606 DESCRIPTION:http://www.secstate.wa.gov/elections/calendar_list.aspx?y=20 09\n\nFinal day for all candidates to file for office (RCW 29A.24.050) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070901T040644Z UID:A5CA330C-5A61-427E-BE34-826C72840219-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 URL;VALUE=URI:http://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=6298 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070919T183000 SUMMARY:Design Review Hearing DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070919T200000 DESCRIPTION:for 2051 E. Madison Street:\n\nhttp://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/l uib/Notice.aspx?id=6298\nMiller Community Center 330 19th Avenue East\nMulti-Purpose Room \n\n\nPROJECT DESCRIPTION\n\nThe proposal is for a six-story\, 105 unit apartment bui lding with 5\,700 sq. ft. of retail at ground level. Parking will be lo cated below grade. \n\nPROCESS\n\nThe applicants have applied for Design Review related to development of this site for a mixed-use development. At the early design guidance meeting\, the applicants will present inf ormation about the site and vicinity. The public may offer comments reg arding the design and siting of a mixed-use development on the subject s ite\; and\, the Design Review Board members will also offer comments and identify those Citywide Design Guidelines of highest priority in develo ping the site. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20070420 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20070423 SUMMARY:Library book sale UID:8696D6B6-9C81-476A-8142-17ED2B183437-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070417T011717Z DESCRIPTION:Calling all Book Lovers...\nto the Friends of the Library Bo ok Sale!\n\nApril 20 - 22\nMagnuson Park\, Seattle\n\nStock up on spring and summer reading materials for the whole family at the Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale\, April 20-22 at Magnuson Park. The semi-annu al book sale features more than 250\,000 books\, records\, CDs\, DVDs\, videos and other great bargains. \nThis popular event\, now in its 36th year\, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday\, April 21 and from 11 a.m . to 4 p.m. Sunday\, April 22\, at Warren G. Magnuson Park\, 7400 Sand P oint Way N.E.\, Building No. 30 (Metro No. 74 or No. 75).\n\nPaperbacks will sell for 50 cents and 75 cents for oversized. Hardback books will s ell for $1. There will be a section of \"better books\" priced separatel y. On Sunday\, most items will sell for half-price.\n\nFor more informat ion\, call the Friends of The Seattle Public Library at (206) 523-4053\, e-mail book.sale@spl.org or visit www.splfriends.org. SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090504T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090504T193000 SUMMARY:Design Review for Townhouses UID:4229072A-D191-443B-8648-2629928D06F8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20090422T064834Z DESCRIPTION:Bertha Landes Room\, City Hall\, 600 - 4th Avenue.\n\nDPD se eks your input on their draft rules for Administrative Design Review for townhouses.\n\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2009/04/public-mee ting-design-review-for.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070614T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070614T203000 SUMMARY:New Capitol Hill park meeting UID:EBAAF0E6-230E-4935-BED9-1EA2B9F8CDC0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070531T185229Z DESCRIPTION:A public meeting to discuss Parks' recommendation to purchas e the property at the northwest corner of 16th Ave and E Howell St will be held Thursday\, June 14\, 2007 from 7-8:30 at Miller Community Center .\n\n\nSeattle Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce a preliminary agreement to purchase the property at the northwest corner of 16th Aven ue and East Howell Street for future development as a park. \n\nhttp://w ww.seattle.gov/parks/proparks/projects/CapitolHillAcquisition.htm SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070405T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070405T200000 SUMMARY:Madison Street Taskforce UID:3E341D93-6945-4550-8CB1-5F30A1A4384F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070402T212424Z DESCRIPTION:(King County Prosecutor Ellen O'Neill-Stevens leads a taskfo rce of Madison Street area business\, neighborhood\, church and governme nt representatives\, dedicated to improving the safety and viability of E. Madison St.)\n\nOur next task force meeting will be on 4/5/07 at 6:00 PM at Mountain Zion Church room 208.\nIf there are any issues that you would like to address at the meeting please e-mail me and let me know so that I can note them on our agenda. \nBest Regards\,\nEllen\neon-s@com cast.net SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC ATTENDEE;CN="Capitol Hil Community Council";CUTYPE=GROUP;ROLE=REQ-PARTIC IPANT;X-NUM-GUESTS=0:MAILTO:21nbd8e3m8sgrh6cse8026vtqc@group.calendar.go ogle.com DTSTAMP:20080424T190816Z TRANSP:OPAQUE UID:6354B919-B4BD-413A-9D13-A691488A55FB-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20080408T053918Z SEQUENCE:0 CREATED:20080408T053813Z STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080410T183000 SUMMARY:CHCC Steering Committee and Election Status DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080410T193000 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070516T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070516T203000 SUMMARY:Emergency Preparedness UID:F5EE4FBC-5411-45F9-A79B-54712AE229CE-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070419T040423Z DESCRIPTION:Miller Community Center\n330 19th Ave E 98112\nWednesday\, M ay 16\, 7-8:30 p.m.\n\nDate: April 17\, 2007\n\nContact: Cornell Amaya \, 206-386-1170\n Debbie Goetz\, 206-684-0517\n\nSeattle Emergency Mana gement Hosts Spring Training\nPreparedness Classes Target Seattle Neighb orhoods\, Small Sparks Awards\n\nSEATTLE – The Seattle Office of Emergen cy Management is pleased to announce its spring line-up of community pre paredness classes\, beginning April 19 and continuing through mid-June ( see full schedule attached). The classes\, held free of charge\, focus o n personal preparedness and the city’s new SNAP program\, a way to organ ize your neighborhood for emergencies and other disasters.\n\nResidents who organize a SNAP group may also benefit from the city’s Small Sparks Award program. Through a new partnership with the city’s Department of N eighborhoods\, registered SNAP groups could apply for initial funding to help with skills training or emergency supplies.\n\nResidents wanting t o add to their preparedness skills may also sign up for a two-hour fire extinguisher class on June 9 (see flyer attached). Two sessions will be held that day. Cost is $10. Registration must be completed through the O ffice of Emergency Management.\n\n\nMiller Community Center\n330 19th Av e E 98112\nWednesday\, May 16\, 7-8:30 p.m.\n\n\n\nSkills Training Locat ion:\nFire Extinguisher Class\nWarren G. Magnuson Park\n7400 Sand Point Way NE\nSaturday\, June 9\, 9-11 a.m.\, or 12-2 p.m.\nCost: $10\, regist er at 206-733-7123\n \n\nFor more information on personal preparedness\ , skills training or the SNAP program\, go to: www.seattle.gov/emergency .\n\nFor more information on the Department of Neighborhood’s Small Spar ks Award program\, go to: www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods.\n SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070325T130000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070325T173000 SUMMARY:Remembrance of Capitol Hill Murders UID:E85490CD-4D8B-4DF1-8DDF-2E8DFBC54BD8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070320T061213Z DESCRIPTION:1PM to 5:30 PM at Fisher Pavilion\, Seattle Center.\n\nSpeak ers\, poetry\, music\, etc.\n\nEvent poster at:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/37 3rk8\n SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080403T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080403T203000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Station Design Open House UID:01919A3D-F513-4219-B051-2D4FE01B3E0D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080325T191237Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.soundtransit.org/x7688.xml\n\nSeattle Central Com munity College - Events Center\nSeattle Central Community College\, Room BE-1110\n1701 E. Broadway\; Located on the south end of the main buildi ng - use entry near the Broadway Performance Hall\n60 percent station de sign is complete for University Link’s Capitol Hill Station. Sound Trans it is hosting an open house for the community to learn about the latest progress on the project and provide feedback on the station design and o ther issues. Technical staff will be on hand to answer your questions. Come learn about: \n\n· station design\, entrances\, and pedestri an access\n\n· Sound Transit art program (STart)\n\n· cons truction plans\n\n \nThe open house will run from 5:30 to 8 p.m. with a brief presentation at 6:00 p.m. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070623T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070623T140000 SUMMARY:Basic Bicycle Maintenance UID:E449DADD-6819-4846-8077-06D41096301E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070610T072447Z DESCRIPTION:Basic Bicycle Maintenance \nCan’t tell your headset from you r drivetrain? Are you stranded each time your tire goes flat? This Basic Maintenance Class is designed to educate you on the basic operation of bicycles in general and the maintenance of your bicycle specifically. \n Saturday\, June 23rd | Garfield Community Center |12pm-2pm\n\nhttp://www .thebikery.org/news.html SEQUENCE:7 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Capitol Hill Arts Center (Upper Level) at 12th Ave. and E. Pine St TRANSP:OPAQUE UID:E95DD3EE-1708-4DA7-87BC-91631CD94C4B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20080522T045638Z LAST-MODIFIED:20080408T054150Z SEQUENCE:6 CREATED:20080310T214211Z STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080605T183000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council - Elections DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080605T203000 DESCRIPTION:General elections for CHCC officers: President\, Vice Presid ent\, Treasurer\, Secretary\n\nCHCC Elections\nWHEN: June 5\, 2008 from 6:30pm-8:30pm\nWHERE: 1621 12th Ave (Capitol Hill Arts Center lower leve l)\nWHAT: Come vote for your favorite candidates and help inform the Cou ncil's post-election agenda.\n\n\nGeneral elections for CHCC officers: P resident\, Vice President\, Treasurer\, Secretary.\n\nCandidate statemen ts and details here: http://chcc.wikidot.com\n\nMeeting flyer:\n\nhttp:/ /millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/june-5th-community-council-elect ion.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090918T080000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090918T200000 SUMMARY:Park(ing) Day 2009 UID:09417A52-D3DE-4485-8E29-4A544CB6466A-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20090909T050118Z DESCRIPTION:Event: Park(ing) Day 2009\n \"taking to the streets wi th amazing parks and fabulous prizes\"\nWhat: Festival\nHost: Capitol Hi ll Community Council\nStart Time: Friday\, September 18 at 8:00am\nEnd T ime: Friday\, September 18 at 8:00pm\nWhere: People's Parking Lot\n\nExp lanation: \nhttp://tinyurl.com/mv7yjn END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071003T160000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071003T200000 SUMMARY:Chuck Weinstock party UID:8635710D-031B-4551-8092-5F6EDFEC69E8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20070914T062248Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.chhip.org/chuck_roast.asp\n\nParty to celebrate C huck Weinstock's retirement after 19 years as service with Capitol Hill Housing.\n\nUpstairs at Capitol Hill Housing office:\n1406 - 10th Ave\nS eattle WA 98122\n\nfood\, beer and wine\n\nrsvp to rsvp@chhip.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080523T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080523T210000 SUMMARY: School Board Community Meeting UID:2E236554-AE1F-43EE-B21D-53F869760AB4-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080512T064509Z DESCRIPTION:—Discussion with School Board Director Mary Bass. Childcare provided. Garfield Community Center (23rd & Cherry) mary.bass@seattlesch ools.org. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071217T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071217T203000 SUMMARY:Paperback Book Exchange UID:29767F1B-BB66-425B-ACE3-8FB4116750A6-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20071211T064036Z DESCRIPTION:http://tinyurl.com/36yrmz\n\nThe CHS Book & Beer Swap\nMonda y\, Dec. 17 6:30p to 8:30ish @ Smith on 15th Ave E.\nWe'll have a table staked out and a pile of paperbacks. You stop by\, say hey and trade for one of your books. Or find a nearby table and put out your stack of boo ks and we'll come over to bug you! We'll also have little Bowie on hand to sign your books. Bring a crayon and your imagination.\n\n+ Totally in formal -- our organization consists of finding a table at Smith and reme mbering to bring books\n+ Books traded for books or beer only. No childr en for books. No money for books. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Broadway Sunday Farmers Market DTSTAMP:20071113T063100Z UID:C36EFD8A-31D6-4731-9DF3-858543652852-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 LAST-MODIFIED:20070914T221446Z CREATED:20070801T201942Z DTSTART:20071118T190000Z SUMMARY:Last Day of the Season at Broadway 11/18 DTEND:20071118T230000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091117T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091117T200000 SUMMARY:Seattle’s Comprehensive Plan – “Seattle 2030 and Beyond” UID:0B8E588C-3D67-4114-967D-1F2D81EC07A7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091117T040652Z DESCRIPTION:Join former Mayor Norm Rice for the kick-off of a major upda te of\nSeattle’s Comprehensive Plan – “Seattle 2030 and Beyond”\n \nTue sday\, November 17\, 2009\n6:00 pm to 8:00 pm - Presentation at 6:30 pm\ nMiller Community Center\n330 19th Ave E END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080308T113000 SUMMARY:MADCAP cleanup UID:AFC6D476-BB5D-44D1-BAFD-C3D8FE38A972-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080227T043129Z DESCRIPTION:The next MaDCAP neighborhood cleanup will be Saturday\, Marc h 8th\, beginning at 10:00 am and ending at 11:30. We will gather in t he open space behind the Prince of Wales apartment building at 1818 20th Ave. Starbuck's coffee will be available beginning at 9:40. We hope you can take the time to join us and stay involved in the continuing ren aissance of our neighborhood. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T140000 SUMMARY:Central Area Community Safety Forum UID:03E34AC0-25D9-4672-B195-ADEB3805AE2F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 DTSTAMP:20080508T065421Z DESCRIPTION:Central Area Community Safety Forum\nSaturday\, May 17th\, 1 0 AM - 2 PM at Garfield Community Center\, 2323 E. Cherry Street (684-47 88)\n\nPresentations and information tables from:\n\nEast Precinct Crime Prevention Coalition\nSeattle Emergency Management\nBlockwatch\nCity At torney's Office\nPAWS\nHome Alive (self defense)\nThe Bikery (bike mai ntenance self-help)\n\nThere will also be activities for kids \, includi ng bike safety checks and advice\, and bike adjustments for kids\, cour tesy of The Bikery.\n\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/cen tral-area-community-safety-forum.html\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071115T210908Z UID:5834D55C-44A4-4F31-B911-5C38C198953E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/parks/Publications/BusinessPlan.htm DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071208T100000 SUMMARY:Parks Strategic Plan Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071208T120000 DESCRIPTION:PUBLIC MEETINGS TO GATHER INPUT ON A STRATEGIC BUSINESS PLAN FOR PARKS AND RECREATION\nALL ARE WELCOME!\n\nPLEASE FILL OUT OUR ONLIN E SURVEY AT \nhttp://www.seattle.gov/parks/Publications/BusinessPlan.htm \n\n(many other meeting dates/times)\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070623T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070623T120000 SUMMARY:Gay Pride Parade UID:EDC47F7B-D293-47D3-8C66-BBDA6D57B4D7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070619T175155Z DESCRIPTION:Gay Pride Parade (Capitol Hill)\nStarts at Broadway and Pik e\n SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071127T200000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Appreciation UID:F3F50BB5-3142-41F3-A45B-8AE299663BAC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20071120T053905Z DESCRIPTION:http://tinyurl.com/2p747o SEQUENCE:1 DURATION:PT0S END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070416T144415Z UID:AB169821-4185-441E-9B2F-D2B48ABB7C6D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 URL;VALUE=URI:http://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=5196 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070502T200000 SUMMARY:Design Review - 305 24th Ave E DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070502T210000 DESCRIPTION:Seattle Central Community College\n1701 Broadway\nRoom 3211\ n\n\nThe Director of DPD is convening the Design Review Board for a 2nd early design guidance meeting.\n\n \nPROJECT DESCRIPTION\n\n \n\nThe pro posal is for four\, two-unit and one three-unit townhouse for a total of 11 units. Parking for 14 vehicles will be located below grade. The prop osed development will require a successful outcome to an application to rezone the site from single family (SF5000) to multifamily (L1 and L3.)\ n\n \nPROCESS\n\n \n\nAt the Design Review Board meeting the applicant w ill present information about the proposed design and how it responds to the Design Guideline priorities established at the Early Design Guidanc e Board meeting on February 7\, 2007\, regarding this site\; the public may offer comments regarding the proposed design\; and\, the Design Revi ew Board members will offer to the Director of the Department of Plannin g and Development their recommendations regarding the design.\n\n\nAlso note:\n\nhttp://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=5193 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T174500 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T194500 SUMMARY:Gangs in your community? UID:F736BD6B-3F74-4E48-819A-4CE46F7C5F81-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080224T063524Z DESCRIPTION:King County Gang Prevention Community Forum at Douglass Trut h Library. Details:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/2kaeeb END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070721T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070721T110000 SUMMARY:MaDCAP cleanup UID:11071124-462B-46E6-87B4-0A16C1EA7384-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070713T230354Z DESCRIPTION:The next MaDCAP neighborhood cleanup will be Saturday\, July 21st\, beginning at 10:00 am and ending at noon. We will gather in the open space behind the Prince of Wales apartment building at 1818 20th A ve. \n\n The cleanup will commence as usual beginning with Starbuck's c offee at 9:45. It will end around noon. The barbecue portion has been cancelled\, however. \n\nThe East Precinct station\, located at 1519 12 th Avenue\, is having their annual picnic between 1:00 and 4:00 that day \, and we are all invited to attend. Over the years\, and especially so these past few\, the officers of the East Precinct have worked many hou rs to ensure that we have a safe neighborhood in which to live. \n\nThe Miracle on Madison simply would not have occurred without their assista nce. Thus\, you are encouraged to stop by their gathering after the cle anup for food and festivities. Thanks! SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071004T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071004T200000 SUMMARY:Madison Valley flood meeting UID:BCAC0DB1-B8C4-4B45-9585-C0F994A0CDE7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20070927T045635Z DESCRIPTION:Community Meeting \nThursday\, 10/4/07\, 6pm - 8pm \nGarfiel d Community Center \n2323 East Cherry\, Seattle\, WA 98122\n\nCity websi te:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/yofun4 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:Pratt Park DTSTAMP:20080528T063106Z UID:E4A65191-084E-4321-8750-58B320FD8FDB-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 URL;VALUE=URI:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/juneteenth-c elebrations-june-13th-to.html DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T120000 SUMMARY:Juneteenth Celebration DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080614T200000 DESCRIPTION:Pratt Park\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/ju neteenth-celebrations-june-13th-to.html\n\nCENTRAL AREA CHAMBER OF COMME RCE CELEBRATES \nJUNE 19TH AT OUR 26TH ANNUAL “2008” \nJUNETEENTH FESTIV AL & PARADE EXTRAVAGANZA \nThree Days of Fun - June 13\, 14\, 15 \nPratt Park from 12 p.m. to Dusk \n\nWorkshops at Local High Schools \n• Enter tainment (hip-hop\, rappers\, dancers\, singers\, spoken word\, etc.) \n • Barack Obama Look-A-Like Contest \n• Vendor Booths \n• Good Food \n• L ooking for Ms. Juneteenth Queen \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090521T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090521T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council Meeting UID:CED940E8-5345-4884-8185-C7313D91D53C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20090516T151757Z DESCRIPTION:May General Meeting Agenda\nPosted: 14 May 2009 06:09 PM PDT \nCapitol Hill Community Council\n7-9pm on May 21st\, 2009\nGeneral Meet ing\nCal Anderson Shelter House\nCal Anderson Park\n\nOfficer Introducti ons & Welcome - 5 minutes\n\nOpen Floor - 10 minutes\n\nApril Meeting Mi nutes/Finance Report - 5 minutes\n\nCommittee Reports - 15 minutes\n-Art & Events\n-Open Space\n-Technology\n\nDiscussion Topics\n\nBylaws Revie w - 5 minutes\n\nElection Organization & Planning - 20 minutes\n\nCandid ate Presentations - 60 minutes\n\nClose\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20070615 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20070618 SUMMARY:Juneteenth Celebration UID:4CE1909E-5BF5-4A53-B187-EBC992D0BFE8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070602T012837Z DESCRIPTION:Central Area Chamber of Commerce \n(206) 322-8296\, 2108 E M adison St\, Seattle WA 98112\nPresents:\nThe 25th Annual Juneteenth Fest ival and Parade\nPratt Park (20th & E Yesler Way)\nJune 15th\, 16th & 17 th\n \nFriday - Youth day\; Ice Cream Social\, Music\, Poetry\, Games\, Candy Pinata \nFree T-Shirts for the First 100 kids \n \nSaturday - Para de at Noon into the park for Food\, Booths\, Vendors\, Jazz\, Speakers \ nCome meet and greet the neighbors.\n \nSunday\, Gospel Explosion\, Choi rs\, Praise-Dancing and Preaching.\n \nCelebrating Love\, Joy and Peace of the Emancipation Proclamation.\nJuneteenth commemorates the enforceme nt of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas\, the last state to free en slaved African Americans. \n \nContact the Chamber for information on Me mbership\, Newsletter Listings\, Booths\, the Parade and stage time.\n SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080825T183000 DTSTAMP:20081108T164843Z UID:10C25E52-4E4D-4E52-BCB9-B933579F96E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080331T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080331T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090223T075959Z;BYDAY=-1MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080515T002352Z UID:10C25E52-4E4D-4E52-BCB9-B933579F96E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080526T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080519T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080519T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\nDRAFT AGENDA:\n \n6:30 Int roductions\, review/approval of agenda\, approval/revision of April 28 m inutes (attached)\n \n6:35 Roundtable on helping at-risk youth t o happy\, safe\, productive lives (for details\, see below)\n \n8:05 Retrospect on founding of the CNC and district councils--former Cit y Council President Jim Street\n \n8:20 Reports of CNC's committ ees\nBudget Committee--Ron Boddie\, Chair [revision and possible action on budget letter\; link is below]\nNeighborhood Planning Committee--Ire ne Wall\, Chair\nNeighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee--Laine R oss\, Chair\nCitywide Review Team--Chair\nTransportation Committee--Ref Lindmark\, Chair \nCNC executive committee--recommendation o f Peter Aberg to fill vacancy as CNC secretary\n8:50 Other busi ness\n \n9:00 Adjourn \n \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20080426T043622Z UID:10C25E52-4E4D-4E52-BCB9-B933579F96E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080428T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080428T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\nDRAFT AGENDA:\n \n6:30 Int roductions\, review/approval of agenda\, approval/revision of March 31 m inutes (attached)\n6:35 Joint presentation and dialogue with ou r guest speakers:\nCity Councilmember Jan Drago (Chair of Transportation Committee)\nDirector Grace Crunican (Seattle Department of Transportati on)\n(topics include neighborhood parking\, SR99\, Neighborhood Street F und\, and as you wish)\n7:55 Possible CNC action on letter (see draft\, below) regarding Seattle/suburbs bus funding allocation\n8:00 Department of Neighborhoods report on upcoming evaluation of NMF and P-Patch\n8:10 Neighborhood leadership training--discussion of DON proposals (attached\, and see note below)\n8:15 Reports of CNC's committees\nNeighborhood Planning Committee--Irene Wall\, Chai r\nNeighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee--Robin Sizemore/Laine Ross\, Chairs\nCitywide Review Team--Chair(s)\nTransportation Committee- -Suzanne Anderson\, Vice Chair \nBudget Committee--Ron Boddi e\, Chair\nCNC executive committee\n8:30 Continued roundtable o n district council challenges and opportunities. Note: volunteers from three SE District organizations have asked to make a presentation about the value to district councils of p utting a limit on the number of voting seats held by social service agen cies.\n \n9:00 Adjourn \n \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:City Neighborhood Council \nwww.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil \nMonday\, June 23\, 2008\n6:30 to 9:00 p.m.\nWest Precinct Conference R oom\n810 Virginia Street\n \nChair: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@o o.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spalding (Delridge) bayouwond er@comcast.net\nSecretary: Peter Aberg (Northeast) petersea2001@yahoo .com \n \nDRAFT AGENDA:\n \n6:30 Introductions\, review/approval of agenda and of April and May minutes (web links below)\n \n6:35 City Councilmember Sally Clark will speak and respond to questions an d discussion\n \n7:25 Noise ordinance changes---Department of Pl anning and Development briefing and discussion \n \n7:35 Reports of CNC's committees\nBudget Committee--Ron Boddie\, Chair [possible ac tion on 2nd draft letter\, web link below]\nNeighborhood Planning Comm.- -Irene Wall\, Chair [possible action on draft letter\, web link below] \ nNeighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee--Laine Ross\, Chair\nCit ywide Review Team--Laine Ross\, Chair [CNC action on CRT recs and possib le appeals]\nTransportation Committee--Ref Lindmark\, Chair \nCNC executive committee\n8:05 General discussion on voting me mbership in district councils and the SE district dispute \n \n8:45 Decision process on proposed parks levy--Kathy Nyland and Pete Spal ding (web link below)\n \n8:50 Discussion and possible action o n draft CNC letter on the noise ordinance (web link below)\n \n9:00 Adjourn \n DTSTAMP:20080620T043946Z UID:10C25E52-4E4D-4E52-BCB9-B933579F96E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080630T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080623T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080623T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20080723T062303Z UID:10C25E52-4E4D-4E52-BCB9-B933579F96E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080728T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080728T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n6:30 Introductions\, revi ew/approval of agenda and of the June minutes (see link below)\n \n6:35 Continuation from last meeting of discussion on voting membershi p in district councils (see below)\n \n7:45 Brainstorming sessio n on possible CNC roles on School District issues (see below)\n \n8:00 Noise ordinance changes---possible action on draft CNC letter (se e link below)\n \n8:15 Possible action on letter reaffirming 200 6 call for timely web access to budget decisions (link below)\n \n8:20 Reports of CNC's committees\nBudget Committee--Ron Boddie\, Chair \nNeighborhood Planning Committee.--Irene Wall\, Chair\nNeighborhood Ma tching Fund Oversight Committee--Laine Ross\, Chair\nTransportation Comm ittee--Ref Lindmark\, Chair \nCNC executive committee\n9:00 Adjourn \n \nUPCOMING\n\nAll CNC and district council events ar e open to the public. CNC agendas and minutes are available at www.sea ttle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil\, which also has CNC's by-laws\, work plan\ , contact information for district representatives\, correspondence\, an d other documents\, videos and links. An on-line meeting calendar that includes the district council meetings is http://www.seattle.gov/neighbo rhoodcouncil/meetinglocations.htm. \n\nBACKGROUND\n \nDraft minutes. D raft minutes from the June 23 CNC meeting (and approved minutes from pre vious meetings are available by going to http://seattle.gov/neighborhood council and clicking on \"Meeting Minutes and Agendas.\" \n \nVoting mem bership in district councils. On April 19 and June 23\, CNC held lengt hy discussions on voting membership in the district councils\, with part icular reference to SE District Council. (One-page statements that CNC requested April 19 from SEDC's executive committee and from a coalition of disaffected groups can be found at http://seattle.gov/neighborhoodcou ncil by going to \"Documents\, Videos\, and Links\,\" and then to \"CNC and District Council Governance.\") Also\, on July 21\, the Seattle P- I had an article on the controversy that can be found at http://seattlep i.nwsource.com/local/371544_mutiny21.html\n \nCNC's executive committee continues to believe that the SE district council dispute will be best a nd most lastingly resolved by those within the district. We have been e ncouraging dialogue and peacemaking efforts\, and therefore are pleased to announce that both sides in the SE district council dispute are now c ommitted to talks that\, we hope\, will produce a lasting ability to wor k together for the greater good of their district. In deference to the peacemaking process that is now beginning\, we urge that the July 28 CNC discussion on voting membership in district councils have a focus on qu estions that are common to any district council. The various City Coun cil resolutions that apply to the district councils and CNC are also on the web site--click on \"Documents\, Videos\, and Links\" and go to the end.\n \nDraft letter on timely web access to documents on City Council' s consideration and adoption of budget. For possible action at the Jul y 28 CNC meeting\, see the \"What's New\" section of http://seattle.gov/ neighborhoodcouncil for a draft letter that reaffirms CNC's May 2006 let ter recommending the timely posting by the City Council on its web site of documents on consideration and adoption of the budget. Because the CNC is not scheduled to meet again until Sept. 29\, for the letter to ha ve an impact on this important biennial budget\, it would need to be aut horized (possibly with requested revisions or further circulation to the districts) at the July 28 CNC meeting. Comments are welcome\, to CNC c hair Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (20y) 322-5463\, and CNC budget commi ttee chair Ron Boddie\, rjboddie_2@msn.com.\n \nDraft CNC letter on nois e ordinance changes. The Department of Planning and Development and th e City Council's Transportation Committee have approved C.B. 116204 ( ht tp://clerk.ci.seattle.wa.us/~public/CBOR1.htm ) which\, although making some improvements in noise standards\, hours\, and enforcement authority \, would weaken the noise ordinance by: (1) eliminating the required \"p ublic hearing on due notice\" regarding proposed variances\; (2) elimina ting the right to appeal temporary variances\; and (3) creating for “maj or public projects” a new variance that would apply to any public projec t expected to last six months or more. A possible CNC letter commenting on the noise ordinance changes has been on the CNC web site (at \"What' s New\" in http://seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil ) for the past month. As the ordinance may come before the City Council before CNC's Sept. 29 meeting\, CNC may wish to consider adopting or revising the letter at i ts July 28 meeting. [CNC chair Chris Leman wishes to disclose that he has filed an appeal on the ordinance revisions\; the appeal would be hea rd and acted on by the Hearing Examiner.] \n \nFeedback sought on possib le CNC role in School District issues. CNC's current work plan includes monitoring of school surplusing issues\, but there was sentiment to get into other School District issues when CNC held a roundtable on at-risk youth at its May 19 meeting\, and we have heard from two district counc ils with further suggestions. Possible topics include truancy policies\ , the City/School District agreement on joint use of facilities\, school facilities decisions\, school assignment policies\, trees on school gro unds\, and provisions for student car and bicycle parking. The July 28 CNC meeting agenda includes a period for brainstorming on whether or how CNC might get more involved\, such as by establishing a Schools committ ee. Please send any feedback or suggestions to CNC Secretary Peter Abe rg\, petersea2001@yahoo.com \, or call (206) 523-6296. \n \nBudget letter. The letter that CNC approved June 23 went to the Mayor and Cit y Councilmembers regarding CNC's recommendations on the 2009-10 biennial budget. It is available at http://seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil by g oing to the \"Documents\, Videos\, and Links\" section and then to the \ "Budget Issues and Processes\" section. \n \nNeighborhood planning lett er. The letter regarding the neighborhood plan update process that CN C discussed and authorized June 23 was revised and circulated again to t he district councils for any further comments\, then sent July 10 to the Mayor and City Councilmembers. It is available at http://seattle.gov/n eighborhoodcouncil by going to the \"Documents\, Videos\, and Links\" se ction and then to \"Neighborhood Planning\, Comprehensive Plan\, and Lan d Use.\" The City Council PLUNC committee (chaired by Councilmember Sa lly Clark) is scheduled to adopt or revise the executive branch proposal s in the next month. \n \nWorkshop on community-building. District coun cils are invited to co-sponsor a workshop on community-building modeled after the January 2007 event which featured public officials and citizen speakers\, and breakout sessions. The 2007 workshop video is at http:/ /www.seattlechannel.org/videos/video.asp?ID=5010713. As several distri ct councils have already done\, please have your district council be co- sponsor\, designate a volunteer to serve on the planning committee\, and arrange for your district coordinator to allocate $100-200 from your di strict's outreach fund. Pledges made last year expired with the end of the year\, so need to be reaffirmed. Coordinator is Judith Edwards (Gre ater Duwamish District Council) at judedw@comcast.net or 329-8801\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20080929T015656Z UID:10C25E52-4E4D-4E52-BCB9-B933579F96E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:27 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080929T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080929T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council: City Budget DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\nDRAFT AGENDA:\n \n6:30 Intr oductions\, review/approval of agenda and of July minutes (see link belo w)\n \n6:35 Unveiling of Mayor's 2009-10 budget proposals--Finan ce Director Dwight Dively \n \n7:45 Possible follow-up CNC let ter on City budget and process\n \n7:50 Possible letters to King County and School District on youth issues (see below)\n \n7:55 Reports of CNC's committees\nBudget Committee--Ron Boddie\, Chair \nEdu cation Committee--Peter Aberg\, Chair\nNeighborhood Planning Committee-- Irene Wall\, Chair (possible letter below)\nNeighborhood Matching Fund O versight Committee--Laine Ross\, Chair\nTransportation Committee--Ref Li ndmark\, Chair (possible letter on parking) \nNominations Com mittee and process\nExecutive committee\n8:10 Planning for Oct. 28 Seattle Neighborhoods Summit (see below)\n \n8:20 Possible DO N assistance for those district councils that want web sites and/or wint er fairs\n \n8:25 Performance audit by City Auditor of district councils/CNC system (see below)\n \n8:30 Continuation of distric t sharing of organizational challenges and opportunities\n \n9:00 Adjourn \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20081121T152451Z UID:10C25E52-4E4D-4E52-BCB9-B933579F96E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081124T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081124T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spa lding\, bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Dick Selin\, arichardselin@ comcast.net \n \n\nCity Contact: Ted Divina\, 684-0270\, ted.divina@ seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborho odcouncil/2008_011_Draft_Agenda.pdf\n \n\n \nChair: Chris Leman (Lake U nion)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pete Spalding (Delr idge) bayouwonder@comcast.net\nSecretary: Steve Sindiong (Southwest) gnoidnis@comcast.net \n \nDRAFT AGENDA:\n \n6:30 Introductions\ , and review/approval of agenda and October 27 minutes (see link below)\ n \n6:35 Status of the 2009-10 budget\n \n6:45 Youth gan gs and violence -- Councilmember Tim Burgess and a Police Dept. represe ntative\n \n7:25 Possible action on SENDC's application for at-l arge CNC position (see background below) \n \n8:20 Balloting for 2009 CNC officers and committee chairs (see background and nominations below)\n \n8:30 Reports of CNC's committees\nBudget Committee--R on Boddie\, Chair \nEducation Committee--Mike Warren\, acting chair\nNei ghborhood Planning Comm.--Irene Wall\, Chair\nNeighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee--Laine Ross\, Chair\nTransportation Committee--Ref Lindmark\, Chair \n8:50 Review of the Oct. 28 Seattle Neighborh ood Summit\n \n8:55 Announcement of CNC election results\n \n9:0 0 Adjourn \n \n \nUPCOMING \n\nAll CNC and district council even ts are open to the public. CNC agendas and minutes (including the draf t minutes from CNC's Oct. 27 meeting) are available at http://seattle.go v/neighborhoodcouncil\, which also has CNC's by-laws\, work plan\, conta ct information for district representatives\, correspondence\, authorizi ng legislation\, and other documents\, videos and links. An on-line mee ting calendar that includes the district council meetings is http://seat tle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/meetinglocations.htm. \n \nCNC Nov. 24 meeti ng. Agenda is above. \n \nCNC January 26 meeting. CNC traditionally d oes not meet in December. Suggestions are welcome for the Jan. 26 agend a. \n\nCNC Budget Committee\, chaired by Ron Boddie (Central District) \, rjboddie_2@msn.com. Next meeting is being scheduled. \n\nCNC Neighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee\, Chaired by Laine Ross ( Downtown District)\, laine@ceoworkz.com. Next meeting is being schedule d. \n \nCNC Transportation Committee\, chaired by Ref Lindmark (Northwes t District)\, refl@nwlink.com. Next meeting: Friday\, Nov. 14 (11:30 a.m. in room 4090 of the Municipal Tower\, 700 Fifth Avenue).\n \nCNC Ne ighborhood Planning Committee\, chaired by Irene Wall (Northwest Distric t)\, iwall@serv.net. Next meeting: Tues.\, Nov. 18\, 6:30 p.m. at the West Precinct\, 810 Virginia St. \n \nBACKGROUND\n \nDraft minutes. Dr aft minutes from the Oct. 27 CNC meeting (and approved minutes from prev ious meetings) are available at http://seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil b y clicking on \"Meeting Minutes and Agendas.\"\n \nCNC nominations and e lections. As the by-laws require\, CNC's nominating committee (Peter A berg\, Chris Leman\, Andrew Taylor\, and Irene Wall) presented their nom inations at the Oct. 27 meeting. Other nominations may be made\, and C NC will vote at the Nov. 24 meeting with the new officers to take over a t the January 26 meeting. \nNominee for Chair: Kathy Nyland is chair of the Greater Duwamish District Council\, and its representative to the C NC\, positions that she has held since 2007. She is also co-founder an d chair of the Georgetown Merchants' Association\, and serves on the boa rd of directors of the Georgetown Community Council. She served on the 2008 Parks Levy Advisory Committee\, and is a monthly columnist for the Beacon Hill News. Kathy is co-owner of 'george'\, a gift shop in Georg etown.\nNominee for Vice Chair: Laine Ross has represented the Downtown District Council on the City Neighborhood Council since 2006. She is c hair of CNC's Neighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee and was 200 8 chair of CNC's Citywide Review Team. Her current volunteer responsib ilities also include being Chair of the West Precinct Advisory Council\, Chair of Seattle Paint Out\, President of Allied Arts\, and Chair of th e Downtown Seattle Residents Council.\nNominee for Secretary: Steve Sin diong has been co-chair of the Southwest District Council since 2007. Other volunteer positions include being president of the Morgan Communit y Association (MOCA)\, and a member of the Southeast Design Review Board . Steve works as a transportation planner and senior project manager fo r Perteet\, Inc. Engineering. \n\nNominee for Budget Committee Chair: R on Boddie is current chair of CNC's Budget Committee. A resident of th e Madrona neighborhood\, he is also chair of the Central Neighborhoods D istrict Council and serves as its representative to the CNC. \n\nNomin ee for Neighborhood Planning Committee Chair: Irene Wall is current cha ir of CNC's Neighborhood Planning Committee\, and in that role has a sea t on the Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee. She is President of the Phinney Ridge Community Council and is the Northwest District Counc il's representative to the CNC. Formerly she served as CNC chair and v ice chair. She works for a private consulting engineering and archite cture firm in Seattle.\n\nNominee for Transportation Committee Chair: R ef Lindmark is current chair of CNC's transportation committee. He also serves as co-chair of the Bridging the Gap Levy Oversight Committee. A resident of the Greenlake neighborhood Ref has been an officer on the G reen Lake Community Council for over 10 years and was involved in the ne ighborhood planning.. Ref has previously served as the Northwest Distric t's representative to CNC. Ref works for the King County Metro transit division as a Transportation Planner.\n \nNominee for Education Committe e Chair: Mike Warren is vice chair of the Magnolia/Queen Anne District Council. In the past he chaired the council was its representative to the City Neighborhood Council\, and served on CNC's Citywide Review Team . When his children were young\, he was president of their school's Par ent-Teacher Association. He chairs an advocacy program for people of di sability and chairs the Seattle chapter of the Retired Public Employees association. He is a Vice-President of the Washington State Alliance fo r Retired Americans.\n \nNote: CNC's nominations committee is continui ng its efforts to identify a nominee to chair the Neighborhood Matching Fund Oversight Committee Chair. Please send suggestions to Chris Leman cleman@oo.net (206) 322-5463\, Andrew Taylor andrew_taylor@mac.com and Irene Wall iwall@serv.net (Peter Aberg has left CNC to take a paid c ity position.)\nPerformance audit of district council/CNC system. The O ffice of the City Auditor welcomes suggestions for its performance audit of the district councils/CNC system. For background\, see CNC's Oct. 2 7 minutes and http://seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/Process_audit_syst em.pdf . For questions or to send your views: mary.denzel@seattle.go v or 684-8158.\n \nSENDC's application for an at-large voting position. At the Nov. 24 meeting\, CNC may vote on the application of a non-profi t organization called the Southeast Seattle Neighborhood District Counci l (SENDC) for an at-large CNC voting position\, which according to CNC's by-laws is for a term of one year. To pass\, the application would nee d two-thirds of those present. The application is at http://www.seattle .gov/neighborhoodcouncil/SENDC_App_CNC.pdf. CNC's by-laws are at http: //www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/bylaws.htm and CNC's process for a pplying for an at-large position is at http://www.seattle.gov/neighborho odcouncil/Application_process.pdf .\n \nReport of CNC's Executive Commit tee on the SENDC application. As required in by-law section 2.2\, CNC's executive committee reviewed the application and found it complete and that\, according to the same by-law section\, CNC can vote on it. By-la w section 2.2 also requires that CNC's executive committee \"make a reco mmendation to the full CNC for action.\" The rest of this report is mad e by executive committee members Peter Aberg and Chris Leman\, with Pete Spalding abstaining: \n \nWe are not recommending \"yes\" or \"no\,\" but offer the following cautions and questions that we suggest every di strict council consider before deciding how and whether to direct its re presentative to vote on the matter. \n \n(1) Under CNC by-law section 6 .2\, an organization with an at-large position has an equal vote on the CNC with the thirteen district council representatives. Admitting SENDC in addition to the current seat for the Southeast District Council (SED C) would give Southeast two votes--twice that of any other district. Al tering CNC's historic voting balance among the thirteen districts should be done only for the weightiest of reasons\, and if there is no alterna tive. \n \n(2) City Council Res. 28948 (http://www.seattle.gov/neigh borhoodcouncil/28948.pdf ) allows CNC to add additional positions only \ "in order to make the membership reflective of the City's diverse popula tion.\" It does not appear that this application is being presented pri marily for this purpose. The five groups comprising SENDC believe they are not being represented by SEDC\, and we find that they have some just ification for this belief. However\, we believe that\, without the prop er conditions\, SENDC's addition as an at-large voting member will not a ddress\, and could well worsen\, the underlying problem\, namely a failu re of conciliation on both sides of the SE district dispute. \n \n(3) SENDC's position is that CNC's decision should disregard the wishes of S EDC\, and indeed that SEDC should be prevented from voting on the matter . This position cannot be sustained. The City Neighborhood Council val ues the views of all of its district councils\, especially on matters wi thin their borders. This is what every district council would expect f or itself if another group were created that seeks to share or assume it s district council responsibilities. \n \n(4) The co-existence of two d istrict council organizations in SE is not tenable. It is confusing to the public and is disruptive of policy discussions there\, in other dist rict councils\, and in the City Neighborhood Council. The disputing par ties must find a way to coexist and cooperate within a single district c ouncil. If it were done with conditions designed to achieve conciliatio n between the parties\, it is possible that CNC could add SENDC for a on e-year at-large position in a way that successfully resolves the dispute and brings Southeast back to consensus on a single district council. \n \n(5) CNC could pass a resolution asking both SEDC and SENDC to engage in good-faith discussions\, facilitated if necessary by a mutually agre ed mediator\, toward resolving their dispute and returning to a single d istrict council for SE. [Note: this did pass at the Oct. 27 CNC meeti ng.] As directed by CNC in April 2007\, CNC's executive committee has be en working toward a resolution of the SE district dispute\, most recentl y by arranging for an offer by former Department of Neighborhoods direct or Jim Diers to meet with both parties. While some on both sides are wi lling to engage in discussions\, others are not. A breaking of the cur rent standoff might be helped if CNC passed a resolution asking both sid es to embark on conciliation efforts designed to reunite them within one district council. \n \n(6) CNC could state its intention that adding S ENDC for one year as an at-large voting member is a decision that will n ot be renewed for additional years\, and is adopted only to facilitate c onciliation between SENDC and SEDC\, toward their re-unification under o ne district council. \n \n(7) CNC also could ask each of the disputing sides to make a gesture in the other's direction\, to show good faith. For example\, SEDC could be asked to support the addition of SENDC to C NC as an at-large voting member for one year\; and SENDC could be asked to change its name and by-laws to remove the term \"district council\,\" along with its by-law claims of the official powers of a district counc il that SENDC does not have\, with or without an at-large CNC position.\ n \n(8) CNC could ask for the resolution of two boundary issues between SE and the Greater Duwamish District Council: (a) SENDC could be aske d to withdraw its by-law provision defining its west boundary as the \"f oothills of Beacon Hill/Cheasty Greenbelt\,\" apparently encompassing te rritory of the Greater Duwamish District Council\; and (b) SEDC and the Greater Duwamish District Council could be asked to bring to CNC for its approval their proposal that NewHolly (which is west of the official di viding line of Martin Luther King\, Jr. Way) become a part of the territ ory of the Southeast District Council.\n \nWe ask each of the district c ouncils to recognize that changing the membership of the City Neighborho od Council is an important and even historic decision that requires the most thoughtful deliberation. We also recognize that there are good peo ple\, and legitimate grievances\, on both sides in the SE district\, and we urge that whatever CNC does\, it be designed to help resolve this tr agic and unproductive dispute.\n \nAdditional background regarding at-la rge position. As reflected in the Oct. 27 minutes\, Andrew Taylor (East District) expressed concern that the Executive Committee's decision to move the SENDC application forward for a vote may have been in error\, a s by-law section 2.3 requires that to be considered for at-large members hip\, an organization may not have restrictions on membership\, whereas SENDC restricts its membership to those in Southeast Seattle. After th e Oct. 27 meeting\, Robert Drucker\, Ballard District Council representa tive to CNC\, submitted the following background on the meaning of an \" at-large\" position: \"Merriam Webster [dictionary]: 'at-large: relat ing to or being a political representative who is elected to serve an en tire area rather than one of its subdivisions.' From Wikipedia\, the fr ee encyclopedia: 'At-Large is a designation for representative members of a governing body who are elected or appointed to represent the whole membership of the body (for example\, a city\, state or province\, nati on\, club or association)\, rather than a subset of that membership. In the case of the United States House of Representatives\, an at-large re presentative is one who is elected to represent an entire state either a s the sole representative of that state\, or as one member elected from the entire state when the same state had geographically defined district s as well.\"\n \nNeighborhood Matching Fund evaluation and budget. An Oct. 29 CNC letter to the City Council [available at http://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/100808_letter_budget.pdf ] that was approved at the Oct. 27 CNC meeting\, addressed various budget issues. It opposes the growing practice of earmarking of Neighborhood Matching Funds\, and urges that the Department of Neighborhoods release the evaluation of NMF that the City Council mandated last year\, and was supposed to be ready in August 2008. It is unfortunate that\, three months after it was due \, the evaluation is not available\, even in draft. \n \nInput in hiri ng of district council managers. In the past year or so\, the Departmen t of Neighborhoods has selected some neighborhood district coordinators and some higher-level managers of the districts/CNC system without input from district-level volunteers. Also\, a neighborhood district coordin ator position was recently filled without being opened to all applicants . And district councils and the CNC generally are not receiving notice that these positions that affect them so directly are being advertised o r filled. CNC has not received a response from a request that CNC chair Chris Leman made on Sept. 23 that DON director Stella Chao provide CNC and the district councils timely notification of openings for the positi on of district council coordinator and for other Department of Neighborh ood positions that have direct responsibility for the district councils or the CNC\; to include at least one neighborhood volunteer on any commi ttees that interview candidates for the district coordinator positions a nd the position of manager of the district coordinators (a position that \, with the recent departure of Alex Wiggins\, is again open)\; and occa sionally to provide CNC and the district councils the position descripti ons so that they might suggest revisions. \n \nCitizen guide to neighbo rhood growth targets. CNC's neighborhood planning committee has a valu able new addition to the CNC web site at http://www.seattle.gov/neighbor hoodcouncil/cmcm_overview.pdf and http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodco uncil/growth_targets.xls It's an overview and Excel guide to how the C ity has \"grown\" the growth targets that the 1994 Comprehensive Plan as signed to each urban village and urban center. \"City Math\" is endless ly imposing new targets\, obscuring that many neighborhoods have already met the original targets. Also offered is \"Citizen Math\,\" which tra cks how each urban village and urban center has done in meeting its orig inal target\, and how much more growth the new targets would impose. Ev eryone owes it to themselves to look up in the Excel document how their urban village or urban center is faring. Thanks to committee vice chai r Cindi Barker for this remarkable resource. \n \nThe above information was prepared by Chris Leman\nChair\, City Neighborhood Council\n(206) 32 2-5463 cleman@oo.net\n \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071115T212344Z UID:B8084374-ABA0-4E1F-ACB4-53AD43276213-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071118T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071118T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20071119T075959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT4H DTSTAMP:20071115T212344Z UID:B8084374-ABA0-4E1F-ACB4-53AD43276213-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:23 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071118T110000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071118T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nHello Market Shoppers! This Sunday is the LAST MARKET DAY BEFORE THANKSGIVING – and the last market day of the 2007 sea son. Stock up with winter squashes\, potatoes\, apples\, onions and oth er long-storing produce (keep in a cool\, dark cupboard or cellar – chec k out the links below if you’re inspired to learn more and plan on savin g money by buying in bulk from local farmers). \n\n \n\nThere are plenty of winter greens and vegetables to choose from\, for side dishes\, raw salads and soups (and remember\, left-over soup freezes easily for use a t a later date). \n\n \n\nOther great stuff to get: local honey\, pastri es\, fresh pasta\, delicious salmon\, cheeses\, meats and eggs (YES\, we ’ll have eggs on Sunday!). If you don’t see what you’re looking for\, b e sure to ask at the market info tent – market staff are knowledgeable a nd it can be surprisingly easy to miss something\, even when you’re sure you’ve seen every market stall. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071202T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071202T203000 SUMMARY:\"Women behind bars\": book reading UID:15395AF9-E211-40CD-B971-E2B5515B40A1-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20071121T041408Z DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, December 2\, 7-8:30 PM\, The Bottleneck Lounge\,\n2 328 E. Madison St.\nwww.bottlenecklounge.com (206.323.1098)\n\nhttp://ti nyurl.com/2hlemp END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090627T220000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Pride Festival? UID:DD87D937-A01F-4B9A-9E20-8130DF7EA91D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20081207T003925Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090325T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090325T203000 SUMMARY:What's wrong with the Multifamily Code & why was it done that wa y\n UID:58B0308C-B713-4932-8826-4B7EFD148C3D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20090316T054744Z DESCRIPTION:We have scheduled a community event on the Multifamily Zonin g Updates. This will apply to townhouses and apartment buildings and wi ll be a major part of city council's work over the next year.\n\nWednesd ay\, March 25\n6 - 8:30 PM\nHiawatha ArtSpace Lofts\n855 Hiawatha Place South\nSeattle\, WA 98144\n\nPresentation by members of Congress of Resi dential Architects (CORA) on:\nWhat's wrong with the Multifamily Code & why was it done that way\nSummary of the new proposal\nNew housing types that would be allowed by a more flexible code\nHow administrative desig n review works\nCritique of the proposal\n\nQ and A and discussion END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071026T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071026T200000 SUMMARY:Miller Creepy Carnival UID:842FA85A-C22B-4622-8FE6-1B93823F552F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20071019T052500Z DESCRIPTION:Date: Friday\, October 26th\nTime: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.\nL ocation: Miller Community Center\n330th 19th Ave E\nSeattle WA 98112\nPh one:206-684-4753\nAdmission is FREE!!! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080829T192024Z UID:7CAC1A88-ED86-49BF-A25F-825863E663E5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 URL;VALUE=URI:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/08/adopt-cat-at -miller-sept-8th.html DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080906T120000 SUMMARY:Adopt a cat DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080906T150000 DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/08/adopt-cat-at-m iller-sept-8th.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080405T032155Z UID:0AB87093-029D-4E55-8D8F-B468FF1668A1-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080410T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080410T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nThomas Whittemore thomas.whittemore@seattl e.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-7257\n\nThis Month's a genda:\n\nCentral Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nThursday April 1 0th \, 2008\, 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm \nGarfield Community Center \n2323 East Cherry St. \n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1. Introductions\n• Na me and Affiliation\n• Additions to Agenda\n Ron Boddie\, Chair - CAN DC\nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:05 p.m.\n \n2. Roundtable\n• Updates from neighborhoods \nRon Boddie 6:05 p.m.- 6:25 p.m.\n\n\n3. Stewardship Update Adrienne Bailey\,Vice-Chair CANDC\nChair: Central Ar ea Neighborhood Plan Stewardship 6:25 p.m.- 6:30 p.m.\n\n4. Pedestrian Master Plan \nKatherine Bush\nMajor Projects\nSeattle Department of Tran sportation 6:30 p.m.- 6:40 p.m.\n\n5. Introduction to City Light's desig nated \"public engagement\" contact.: Subject: Community's concerns abo ut streetlights\n \nMike Eagan\nPromotion and Marketing\nSeattle City Li ght \n6:40 p.m.- 6:50 p.m.\n\n6. Neighborhood Matching Fund Large Proje ct Letters of Intent Proposals \n• Introduction to Organizers and Projec ts\n• Feedback from District Council \nApplicants to NMF Large Fund \n7: 50 p.m.- 7:20 p.m\n.\n\n7. May Agenda items and Adjournment \nRon Boddie \n7:20 p.m.-7:30 p.m.\n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080508T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070604T133000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070604T143000 SUMMARY:U.S. Rep Adam Smith at at Seattle U UID:22BE260F-0294-4357-BBE8-AB369BEC5B34-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070531T141207Z DESCRIPTION:U.S. Representative Adam Smith to Speak at SU\n\n\nU.S. Repr esentative Adam Smith (D-WA) will discuss strategies to contain the spre ad of Al Qaeda and related groups at a public forum from noon to 1:30 p. m. on Monday\, June 4 in Wyckoff Auditorium.\n\nSmith returns June 1 fro m a week-long mission to Afghanistan\, Pakistan and the United Kingdom w here he met with U.S. special operations forces\, State Department offic ials and leaders from Pakistan and Afghanistan.\n\nA member of the House Armed Services Committee\, Smith chairs the Terrorism\, Unconventional Threats and Capabilities subcommittee which has jurisdiction over U.S. S pecial Operations Command (SOCOM). SOCOM’s objectives include helping lo cal populations address security issues and improving living conditions so that they become less susceptible to terrorist recruitment. Smith bel ieves SOCOM’s indirect action component offers that best strategy for fi ghting insurgencies and terrorism. Smith has been critical of the Bush A dministration for relying heavily on direct action\, such as the current troop surge in Iraq.\n\n\nSmith’s June 4 speech\, “Iraq and the struggl e to stop the spread of totalitarian ideologies\,” is open to the public and will include a question and answer period. SEQUENCE:7 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T140000 SUMMARY:Miller 10 year Celebration UID:2AA4265D-50A8-4D9C-A3FA-A4F4E84A77CF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080412T030607Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/04/coming-april-1 9th-miller-anniversary.html\n\nMultipurpose Room\nMichael Yasutake and h is Emerald City Jazz Ensemble 11 – 11:20 (new info)\nJeff Evans’ Magic S how 11:20 – 11:45\nLunch and Cake 12:30 – 1 PM\nHip Hop Dance Demo: 1 – 1:15\nSwing Dance Demo 1:15 – 1:30\nJujitsu demo: 1:30 – 1\;45\nYouth Sp eak Open Mike/Poetry: 1:45 – 2 PM\n\nFountain Area\nChess Demo 11AM – 2 PM\nMayor’s Speech/Turning on Fountain 12 – 12:30\n\nPlayroom\nToddler P lay Time 11AM – 2 PM\n\nMeany Gym\nVolleyball Tournament 9AM – 5 PM\n\nF ield Activities\nBalloons 11 – 2\nFace painting 11 – 2\nBounce Toys 11 – 2\nCoyote Central Arts and Craft Table: 11 – 2\nTeen Program Carnival G ames 11 – 2\n\nSmall Meeting Room\nSewing Demo: 11 – 2\nTutoring Informa tion: 11 – 2\n\nLobby Area\nSeattle Parks and Recreation Information Boo th\nInformation on Miller Playfield resurfacing (synthetic turf) from Pa rks planners (new info)\nSamples and info from Full Circle Farm\, commun ity supported organic agriculture (new info)\nMiller Community Center Ad visory Council Information END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080211T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080211T200000 SUMMARY:23rd & Union\nNeighborhood Safety Forum UID:1B346FC9-7871-4271-A985-73E090FA08EB-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080211T152820Z DESCRIPTION:23rd & Union\nNeighborhood Safety Forum\n\nMonday February 1 1\, 2008\n\n6:30PM – 8:00PM\n@\nThe Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd \n2116 E Union St. Seattle WA 98122\n(E. Union St. between 21st and 22nd Ave.) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070924T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070924T210000 SUMMARY:Town Hall : Criminal Justice UID:308B7D0E-4648-4ABF-AB3F-A8718AFF0F31-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20070918T043103Z DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by Councilmember Gossett:\n\n\"Criminal Justice R eform: What is to be done?\"\n\nMonday\, September 24\, 2007\n\n6:00pm-P ublic Reception\, 6:30-9:00pm-program\n\nFirst African Methodist Episcop al Church (FAME)\n1522 14th Avenue\, Seattle\, Washington 98122\n\nDetai ls:\nhttp://tinyurl.com/2ldz44 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT8H LOCATION:Pratt Park DTSTAMP:20080528T063058Z UID:87EDEE3C-41B9-47BF-8A44-EC1DF264562C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:1 URL;VALUE=URI:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/juneteenth-c elebrations-june-13th-to.html DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080613T120000 SUMMARY:Juneteenth Celebration DESCRIPTION:Pratt Park\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/ju neteenth-celebrations-june-13th-to.html\n\nCENTRAL AREA CHAMBER OF COMME RCE CELEBRATES \nJUNE 19TH AT OUR 26TH ANNUAL “2008” \nJUNETEENTH FESTIV AL & PARADE EXTRAVAGANZA \nThree Days of Fun - June 13\, 14\, 15 \nPratt Park from 12 p.m. to Dusk \n\nWorkshops at Local High Schools \n• Enter tainment (hip-hop\, rappers\, dancers\, singers\, spoken word\, etc.) \n • Barack Obama Look-A-Like Contest \n• Vendor Booths \n• Good Food \n• L ooking for Ms. Juneteenth Queen \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090912T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090912T130000 SUMMARY:23rd & Union Neighborhood Cleanup UID:A5094D49-46EB-45A7-A14D-9BC5A038083D-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20090909T050736Z DESCRIPTION:http://tinyurl.com/lme5x9 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081008T190000 UID:4CC86988-AA0D-47C8-8A02-9939242BD9AF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 DTSTAMP:20091105T074915Z DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091014T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091014T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The Miller Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Jere my Doane\, jeremy.doane@seattle.gov\, 684-4753\n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=2WE END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20091105T074915Z UID:4CC86988-AA0D-47C8-8A02-9939242BD9AF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091111T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091104T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091104T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The Miller Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Jere my Doane\, jeremy.doane@seattle.gov\, 684-4753\n\nThis month's agenda: END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T203000 SUMMARY: CNA Meeting: emergency preparedness UID:8BB5F2B9-D800-40EF-A838-8A2CE8964AE6-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070413T170711Z DESCRIPTION:The Central Neighborhood Association (CNA) is still active. The next meeting is Disaster Preparedness Monday April 23rd\, at the Lut heran Church\, 22nd & Union\, at 6:30pm. There will be a general Q&A/dis cussion time after the presentation. Please come and share your concerns /solutions.\n\nOur CNA email list\, set up by Nic Pottier\, is http://gr oups.google.com/group/centralna\n\n SEQUENCE:13 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC LOCATION:Room 3212\, Seattle Central Community College TRANSP:OPAQUE UID:E0D72DA5-F8A7-446A-B337-295D9798E25E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20080424T190816Z LAST-MODIFIED:20080310T213839Z SEQUENCE:0 CREATED:20080306T200746Z STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080320T183000 SUMMARY:Public Meeting: Capitol Hill Community Council Steering Committe e DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20080320T203000 DESCRIPTION:The Capitol Hill Community Council Steering Committee has sc heduled a\npublic meeting on Thursday\, March 20\, 2008 from 6:30pm to 8 :30pm. This\nmeeting will serve to update the community regarding progre ss and to\nkick-start the election process. Key points to be addressed:\ n\n• Election process and calendar\n• The formation of a nomination comm ittee\n• The formation of a committee to oversee the revision of\nthe ex isting CHCC Bylaws\n\nAll members of the community who are interested in joining a committee\nor wish to be nominated for an officer position ar e strongly urged to\nattend the meeting located in room 3212 at Seattle Central Community\nCollege. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080131T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080131T200000 SUMMARY:Community Council planning meeting UID:0CC66C33-2A4B-43D8-BEA5-28778C5A1521-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080121T053251Z DESCRIPTION:The meeting to discuss how/if we should revive the Capitol H ill Community\nCouncil will be 6 - 8 PM on Thursday January 31st in the meeting room at the\nCapitol Hill Library ( 425 Harvard Ave E.\, behind the QFC on Broadway).\n\nDetails:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/2e74pv\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T120000 SUMMARY:Townhomes – Can the Patient be Saved? UID:44BD1086-5579-4C17-B3C9-51C2394EB7A6-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080521T060028Z DESCRIPTION:Councilmember Clark's Planning\, Land Use & Neighborhoods Co mmittee : \"Townhomes – Can the Patient Be Saved?\" \n\n Saturday\, June 7\, 10 a.m.-noon at the Capitol Hill Arts Center (1621 12th Ave\, Seatt le\, WA 98122).\n\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/05/townhom es-can-patient-be-saved.html\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080523T052819Z UID:29DCCA27-FBC0-423D-91B9-2D7A9768CE01-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.fremontmarket.com/madison/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080516T150000 SUMMARY:Madrona Farmers Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080516T190000 DESCRIPTION:Fresh veggies\, bread\, and other goodies! Grocery Outlet pa rking lot\, MLK & Union\, \n\nWeekly\, May 16th till ??\n\nhttp://www.fr emontmarket.com/madison/ RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080523T065959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071204T180000 SUMMARY:Parks Department Strategic Business Plan Public Meeting UID:861159A3-6E6F-4F6A-8A84-3D89AB444D24-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20071129T081956Z DESCRIPTION:Graham Visitors Center\, Washington Park\nArboretum\, 2300 A rboretum Dr. E\n\nDetails/links/survey\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/29gbwv\n\nP UBLIC MEETINGS TO GATHER INPUT ON A STRATEGIC BUSINESS PLAN FOR PARKS AN D RECREATION\nALL ARE WELCOME!\n\nPLEASE FILL OUT OUR ONLINE SURVEY AT \ nhttp://www.seattle.gov/parks/Publications/BusinessPlan.htm SEQUENCE:2 DURATION:PT2H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080320T024915Z UID:CC42BFFC-0CB3-485C-A262-6A4CAED0C9E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.cinerama.com DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080323T120000 SUMMARY:Lawrence of Arabia DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080323T154500 DESCRIPTION:At the Cinerama in CINERAMA\n\nhttp://www.cinerama.com\n\n12 noon - 3:45 PM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080626T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080626T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council UID:C38CE0C8-4BD0-4A8A-9B85-6D035A539C50-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080611T050155Z DESCRIPTION:Location TBD\n\nSuggested schedule is Third Thursday\, 7 - 9 \, rotating locations. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080422T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080422T203000 SUMMARY:Parks Strategic Action Plan Meetings\n UID:C38A55F3-E9F6-4AE1-BA49-24A4F088794C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080422T042722Z DESCRIPTION:Seattle Parks and Recreation\nStrategic Action Plan Communit y Meetings\nTuesday\, Apr. 22\n6:30 - 8:30 p.m.\nLangston Hughes Cultura l Arts Center\n104 17th Ave. S\n\nDetails:\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/parks END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081120T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081120T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council UID:7BC8B217-658F-4592-8383-966F1317EB32-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTAMP:20081118T185455Z DESCRIPTION:Capitol Hill Community Council\nNovember 20\, 2008\nGeneral Meeting\nCal Anderson Shelter House\nCal Anderson Park (off Broadway nea r Seattle Central Community College)\n\nOfficer Intro/Purpose 5 mins\n\n Minutes 2 mins\n\nFinance Report 2 mins\n\nCommunity Announcement 5 mins \n\nCommittees 20 mins\n- Tech- Justin\n- Bylaws- Becki\n- Art- Charlett e\n- Open Space- Jen\n\nDOT Parking Study 10 mins\nRuth Harper\n\nLogo C ontest 10 mins\nCharlette Lefevre\n\nEast District News 5 mins\nJose Cer vantes\n\nLetter to ST 5 mins\nSaunatina Sanchez\n\nOpen Floor\n\nClose END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071012T142523Z UID:24738A5F-AF0F-4F10-B9C3-0ED5377D078C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.fremontmarket.com DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070504T160000 SUMMARY:Madrona/MLK Farmers' Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070504T190000 DESCRIPTION:\nFarmers' Market (formerly at Mt. Zion) opens at Grocery Ou tlet parking lot: MLK & Union.\n\nhttp://www.fremontmarket.com\n\nYes it s true. Spread the word. The Grocery outlet folks made us an offer we c ouldn’t refuse.\n\nBigger space\, better parking\, real rest rooms\, and donated free for as long as wanted. We’re hopeful folks will wander do wn and join us there. Blue grass band on Friday just for grins! RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20071012T065959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080320T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080320T203000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council Meeting UID:84855AEC-4A65-4CF0-9D48-18B374D60781-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 DTSTAMP:20080310T234753Z DESCRIPTION:Public Meeting: Capitol Hill Community Council\nThursday\, M arch 20th\n6:30 to 8:30pm\nRoom 3212\, Seattle Central Community College \n\nThe Capitol Hill Community Council Steering Committee has scheduled a\npublic meeting on Thursday\, March 20\, 2008 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. T his\nmeeting will serve to update the community regarding progress and t o\nkick-start the election process. Key points to be addressed:\n\n• Ele ction process and calendar\n• The formation of a nomination committee\n• The formation of a committee to oversee the revision of\nthe existing C HCC Bylaws\n\nAll members of the community who are interested in joining a committee\nor wish to be nominated for an officer position are strong ly urged to\nattend the meeting located in room 3212 at Seattle Central Community\nCollege.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070406T210445Z UID:42608EC0-BAC1-4E40-B369-FB2AB8FFA9CF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070412T180000 SUMMARY:Central Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070412T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070510T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070406T210445Z UID:42608EC0-BAC1-4E40-B369-FB2AB8FFA9CF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070412T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070412T180000 SUMMARY:Central Neighborhoods District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070412T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n6:00 Welcome\, introductions\, sig n in sheet\nAdditions to the Agenda\nRon Boddie\n\n6:05 Nomination Commi ttee Report\nThurston Muskelly\n\n6:10 Election Process\nRon Boddie\n\n6 :30 Bridging the Gap/CRS/NSF\nSDOT \n\n6:50 Round Table\nRon Boddie\n\n7 :15 Social Time\n\n7:30 Adjournment\n\n\nSPECIAL NOTICE\n\nMako Fitts ha s agreed to represent the NDC on the CRT\nApril 2\, 2007 Small & Simple applications are due (15K)\nNeighborhood Development Fund for 750.00 cal l Allynn Ruth 684-0301\nLeadership Development Fund 750.00 call Allynn Ruth 684-0301\nSmall Sparks Fund 250.00 call Ted Divina 233-7257.\n\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080503T140000 SUMMARY:free spring Plant Exchange UID:B5139AE7-AA6B-499C-82FF-926262E91DE8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080430T043540Z DESCRIPTION:Hi neighbors\, gardeners and would-be gardeners\,\nCome join us this Saturday\, rain or shine.\n\n Who: everyone is welcome! If you need plants come get them\, if you have plants come and share them\n\nWh at: free spring Plant Exchange\n\nWhere: Copymaster parking lot 20th & U nion\n\nWhen: this Saturday\, May 3rd from 10am to 2pm\n\nWhy: meet your friends and neighbors\, get gardening questions answered\, join Garden Central the Central Neighborhood garden club\, get current on ‘hood goss ip\, have a coffee at Katy’s and oh\, yeah\, exchange free plants\n\n \n \nSee you there!\n\n \n\nGarden Central\n\nRose\, Sonja and Jean END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20070917 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20070918 SUMMARY:Mayor's Budget SUMMARY available UID:1FEFE84E-2DFF-4AF8-B705-3BED90868C63-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20070918T184552Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.seattle.gov/mayor/issues/budget/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090711 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090712 SUMMARY:Squire Park Picnic UID:898B928D-3401-4264-B011-3F559398EAA0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20090612T013139Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20081110T060643Z UID:4EA9DA17-C15E-427D-8AC5-86A35F63E701-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 URL;VALUE=URI:http://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=9032 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081119T183000 SUMMARY:Design Review: 2051 E. Madison DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081119T200000 DESCRIPTION:Project: 3007358 \nAddress: 2051 E MADISON ST\n\nMeeting : \nMontlake Community Center\n1618 E Calhoun St\nYouth Activity Room \n Planner: Holly Godard\nPlanner phone: (206) 615-1254\n\nThe proposal is for a six-story building\, containing 96 residential units with 6\,71 1 sq. ft. of retail at ground level. Parking for 104 vehicles will be l ocated below grade.\n\nThe applicant has applied for Design Review relat ed to development of this site. At the Design Review Board meeting the applicant will present information about the proposed design and how it responds to the Design Guideline priorities established at the Early Des ign Guidance Board meeting on 09/19/07\, regarding this site\; the publi c may offer comments regarding the proposed design\; and\, the Design Re view Board members will offer to the Director of the Department of Plann ing and Development their recommendations regarding the design. \n\nhtt p://web1.seattle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=9032\n\nSummary of info abo ut the project:\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/11/design-re view-hearing-for-2051-e.html\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080405 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080406 SUMMARY:Ron Bills' birthday UID:4C8C422C-4D12-45DC-A87A-3D3F46D5548B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080311T043748Z DESCRIPTION:born 1954 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071015T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071015T210000 SUMMARY:Outdoor Public Pool Project Meeting UID:00CD22CA-407D-4493-BE0F-0DE20356E944-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20070909T205151Z DESCRIPTION: \nWe now have a name for our organization and a draft manif esto. Your comments are welcome.\n \n\"We are Project Splash! Neighbors dedicated to building an outdoor public pool in Seattle\, east of I-5\, for the enjoyment of all citizens. No waitlists. No membership dues. No more driving across town to splash in a pool on a hot summer day. This w ill be a pool in your area\, one you belong to already.\"\n \nIf you'd l ike to be a part of the project team\, please join us for our next\nStee ring Committee Mtg Thursday Sept 20th at 6:30pm in the Northeast Public Library Community Room\n \nPlease attend one of our public meetings. Ke vin Stoops\, Parks Dir. of Planning and Kathy Whitman\, Parks Aquatics D irector will be in attendance. Show your support for this project and h elp us shape the initial design concept.\n \nMonday October 15th - Mille r Community Center - 330 19th Ave E in Capitol Hill 7:00pm http://www.se attle.gov/parks/Centers/miller.htm\n \nTuesday October 23rd - Meadowbroo k Community Center - 10517 35th Ave. NE at 7:15pm\nhttp://www.seattle.g ov/parks/centers/meadowbrookcc.htm\n \nThanks\,\nChristine Larsen\nChris tine.Larsen@comcast.net\nProject Splash!\n206-412-5010\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080424T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080424T200000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council Candidates' Night UID:33DFA793-AFBA-41E7-80A9-40A6FE72B550-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080422T034235Z DESCRIPTION:\nBuild Community and Effect Positive Change on Capitol Hill \n\nThe Capitol Hill Community Council (CHCC) is electing new officers. On April 24 come hear the candidates discuss their vision for the futur e of Capitol Hill and ask questions. \n\nAll movers\, shakers and team p layers interested in the community should attend. \n\nThursday\, April 2 4\n6:30pm-8:00pm\n@ the Capitol Hill Arts Center (lower level)\n1621 12t h Ave (and Pine St)\n\nFor more info see: chcc.wikidot.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080406T163000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080406T190000 SUMMARY:Cancer Benefit at Bottleneck Lounge UID:F8684294-C489-433C-8314-4C1A037E04FC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080329T211814Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/03/seattle-storm- cancer-benefit-at.html\n\nSeattle Storm CEO to Launch Season at The Bott leNeck Lounge\n\n\nBenefit for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society\nSunday\, April 6th at 4:30\n\nWhere: The BottleNeck Lounge\n2328 E. Madison St\n http://www.bottlenecklounge.com\n\nWhen: Sunday\, April 6th from 4:30 – 7 PM\n\nCost: $10 cash only. $100% of the entry fee goes to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080426T120000 SUMMARY:Union Street cleanup UID:5C507783-4303-48C3-804F-97C1AD98A486-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080424T070748Z DESCRIPTION:Let's get together on the corner of 20th and Union at 10 am on Saturday\, April 26. \nWe have the yellow bags and some grabbers. \nP lease bring your own gloves and enthusiasm! \nThank you. \nMotoko & Josh ua END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071103T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071103T140000 SUMMARY:Central Area Plant Exchange UID:7D9DCBBC-9431-4EEF-8A50-DE7F00B74F66-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20071031T232457Z DESCRIPTION:The Central Neighborhood Fall Plant Exchange will be on Satu rday\, November 3rd from 10am -2pm at the Copymaster parking lot on the SE corner of 20th & E Union. There is the covered entry so we can be out of the rain if necessary.\n \nIt's all free - if you have plant knowled ge\, plants or garden gear to get rid of\, come share. If you need plant s\, knowledge or garden gear\, come get it.\n \nWe could use some staffi ng volunteers for two-hour shifts - it's very light duty.\n \nPass it on \, the more the merrier!\n \nSee you there.\n \nRose Pike\nSonja Richter \nLynda Finch\nJean Tinnea\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071215T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071215T140000 SUMMARY:Bikery class: Drivetrain 101 UID:36300529-0DC3-42CD-B48E-85D0EC17F7EC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20071030T043605Z DESCRIPTION:Drivetrain 101 - Back by popular demand!\nSaturday Dec. 15th | Garfield Community Center | 12pm – 2pm\nDiscover what makes up the ar eas called the drive train on your bike\, how they work\, and how to fix them! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080410T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080410T203000 SUMMARY:Cap Hill CC Candidates' Meeting UID:DBD7B152-9B31-436B-B211-1F59A28E01BC-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080407T034041Z DESCRIPTION:Capitol Hill \nCommunity Council \nseeks officers \n\nCandid ates Meeting \nThursday April 10th @ 6:30 PM \n1661 E. Olive Way \n\nCon tact Justin Carder at 206-956-4205 \n chcc.candidate@gmail.com \n\nWhat is Capitol Hill \nCommunity Council? \nIt’s a neighborhood association \nIt’s community-driven \nSupports neighborhood livability \nCreates opp ortunity for positive change END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070827T183000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20071231T183000 DTSTAMP:20071118T184340Z UID:531F51AD-87BD-48D2-B6B8-DB34BC7B8102-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070430T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070430T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice C hair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Con tact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080225T075959Z;BYDAY=-1MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070622T064419Z UID:531F51AD-87BD-48D2-B6B8-DB34BC7B8102-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:18 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070625T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070625T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070625T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice C hair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Con tact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nDraft Agenda\n \nITEM:\n6:30 Welcome\, introductio ns\, review/approval of agenda\, approval of May 21 minutes\n6:35 City Councilmember Sally Clark\n7:15 Holly Miller\, direct or of Dept. of Neighborhoods' Office for Education \n7:30 Nath an Torgelson\, Office of Policy and Management (on School surplusing iss ues)\n7:40 CNC's committees\nCRT/NMF Review Committees\, and C NC action on NMF recs--Robin Sizemore\, Chair \nBudget Committee and pos sible CNC action on letter to Mayor--Ron Boddie\, Chair\nNeighborhood Pl anning Committee and possible CNC letter--Irene Wall\, Chair\nTransporta tion Committee and NSF update--Ref Lindmark\, Acting Chair \n8:30 Continued roundtable among district councils on success es and challenges in organizing 8:50 Other business\n9:00 Adjourn \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070516T183634Z UID:531F51AD-87BD-48D2-B6B8-DB34BC7B8102-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070528T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070521T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070521T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice C hair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Con tact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nDraft Agenda\n \nITEM:\n6:30 Welcome\, introductio ns\, review/approval of agenda\, approval of April 30 minutes\n6:35 Roundtable among district councils on successes and challenges in organizing\n7:30 Report on May 19 workshop on neighborhood pla nning--Irene Wall\n7:40 City Councilmember Sally Clark\n8:10 Reports of CNC's committees\n \n Transportatio n Committee--Ref Lindmark\, Acting Chair\n Budget Commi ttee--Ron Boddie\, Chair\n Citywide Review Team and NMF Review Committee--Robin Sizemore\, Chair of each \n Neighborhood Planning Committee--Irene Wall\, Chair \n \n8:30 Fall community-building workshop--opport unity for district council co-sponsorships\n8:40 Progress repo rt on Neighborhood Street Fund and Cumulative Reserve Fund (see below)\n 8:50 Other business\n9:00 Adjourn \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070427T044430Z UID:531F51AD-87BD-48D2-B6B8-DB34BC7B8102-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:17 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070430T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070430T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070430T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice C hair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Con tact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n \nITEM:\n6:30 Welcome\, introductions\, review/ap proval of agenda\, approval of March minutes\n6:35 Oversight P anel on the Bridging the Gap transportation levy--Ref Lindmark/Mike McGi nn\n7:00 Reports of CNC's committees\n \n Tra nsportation Committee--Ref Lindmark\, Acting Chair\n Bu dget Committee--Ron Boddie\, Chair\n Neighborhood Match ing Fund Review Committee--Robin Sizemore\, Chair\n [CN C approval of members of its Citywide Review Team]\n Ne ighborhood Planning Committee--Irene Wall\, Chair \n \n \n7:30 City Councilmember Jean Godden\n7:45 City Co uncilmember David Della\n8:05 Planning for a possible Septembe r community-building workshop\n8:10 Initiation of discussions toward identifying best practices for district councils\n8:50 Other business\n9:00 Adjourn \n \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070820T004152Z UID:531F51AD-87BD-48D2-B6B8-DB34BC7B8102-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:19 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070730T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070730T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070730T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice C hair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Con tact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nDraft Agenda\n \nITEM:\n6:30 Welcome\, introductio ns\, review/approval of agenda\, approval of June 25 minutes\n6:35 Continued roundtable among district councils on successes and chall enges in organizing \n7:15 Darby DuComb\, director of the Dept . of Neighborhoods' Customer Service Bureau \n7:45 CNC's comm ittees\n \n \n \nNeighborhood Planning Committee and possible CNC lette r--Irene Wall\, Chair\n \nTransportation Committee and NSF update--Ref Lindmark\, Acting Chair \n \nNeighborhood Matching Fund Re view Committee--Robin Sizemore\, Chair \n \nBudget Committee--Ron Boddie \, Chair\n8:50 Other business\n9:00 Adjourn \n \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071025T184038Z UID:531F51AD-87BD-48D2-B6B8-DB34BC7B8102-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:19 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071029T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071029T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071029T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice C hair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Con tact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nCity Neighborhood Council www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcoun cil Monday\, October 29\, 2007 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. West Precinct Confer ence Room 810 Virginia Street Chair: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cl eman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463 Vice Chair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, pr esident@mountbaker.org Secretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net Draft Agenda ITEM: 6:00 [Re ception to meet and welcome Parks Supt. nominee Tim Gallagher--pot luck donations welcome] 6:30 CNC convenes--introductions\, review /approval of agenda\, approval/revision of Sept. 24 minutes 6:35 Tim Gallagher\, the Mayor's nominee for Superintendent of Parks and Recreation 7:20 City Council President Nick Licata 7:50 Roundtable on District Council successes and challenges 8:15 CNC's committees Neighborhood Planning Committee--Irene Wall\, Cha ir Transportation Committee and NSF update--Ref Lindmark\, Acting Chair NMF Review Committee and possible CNC letter--Robin Size more\, Chair Budget Committee--Ron Boddie\, Chair Nominating Committe e--Judith Edwards\, Cheryl Klinker\, Dennis Ross\, and Andrew Taylor 9: 00 Adjourn \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H30M DTSTAMP:20071118T184340Z UID:531F51AD-87BD-48D2-B6B8-DB34BC7B8102-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:19 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071126T183000 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071126T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, Last Monday.\n\nOfficers: Cha ir: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice C hair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Con tact: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\nCity Neighborhood Council \nwww.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcounci l\nMonday\, November 26\, 2007\n6:30 to 9:00 p.m.\nWest Precinct Confere nce Room\n810 Virginia Street\n \nChair: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cle man@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\nVice Chair: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, pre sident@mountbaker.org\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, j udedw@comcast.net \n \nDraft Agenda\n \nITEM:\n \n6:30 I ntroductions\, review/approval of agenda\, approval/revision of Oct. 29 minutes\n6:35 City Councilmember Peter Steinbrueck\n7:05 Deputy Police Chief Clark Kimerer\, on the Neighborhood Policiing Ini tiative\n7:35 Continuation of roundtable on District Council su ccesses and challenges\n8:00 Planning for January citizens budg et conference and February community building workshop\n8:05 Re ports of CNC's committees\nNeighborhood Planning Committee--Irene Wall\, Chair\nTransportation Committee--Ref Lindmark\, Acting Chair \nNMF Review Committee--Robin Sizemore\, Chair \nBudget Committee--Ro n Boddie\, Chair\nCitizen Implementation Review Panel (library bond over sight group)\nNominating Committee--Judith Edwards\, Cheryl Klinker\, De nnis Ross\, and Andrew Taylor\n8:40 City Neighborhood Council e lections (officers and committee chairs)--run by nominating committee\n9 :00 Adjourn \n \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20091023T000738Z UID:8C40224B-1BED-4764-8410-884FD79CF633-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.markvonrosenstiel.com/wonder DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091023T210000 SUMMARY:Prescriptions for Awe and Wonder\n DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091024T010000 DESCRIPTION:http://www.markvonrosenstiel.com/wonder\n\nOpening celebrati on for art show by Miller Park resident Mark VonRosenstiel. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080308T150658Z UID:5417410D-DD7A-4585-AB60-1557B16D4280-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:18 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080313T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080313T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nThomas Whittemore thomas.whittemore@seattl e.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-7257\n\nThis Month's a genda:\n\n\n Central Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nThursday Mar ch 13th \, 2008\, 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm \nGarfield Community Center \n2323 E ast Cherry St. \n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1. Introductions\n • Name and Affiliation\n• Additions to Agenda\n Ron Boddie\, Chair - CANDC\nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:05 p.m.\n 2. Roundtable\ n• Updates from neighborhoods Ron Boddie 6:05 p.m.- 6:15 p.m.\n\n3. St ewardship Update Adrienne Bailey\,Vice-Chair CANDC\nChair: Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship 6:20 p.m.- 6:25 p.m.\n\n4. News from City Hall \nPamela Green \nOffice of the Mayor\nDirector of Community Outrea ch 6:25 p.m.- 6:40 p.m.\n\n4. Updates from DON\n• Question and Answer on topics of interest. \nKimberlee Archie\nDirector of Planning and Servi ces\nDepartment of Neighborhoods \n6:40 p.m.- 6:50 p.m.\n\n5. 2007 Bridg ing The Gap accomplishments and the 2008 BTG deliverables\n \nKrista Bun ch\nSeattle Department of Transportation\nBTG Communications\n \n6:50 p. m.- 7:05 p.m\n\n\n6. Neighborhood Street Fund Proposals \n• Reports from Organizers\n• Vote on top Five Projects \nRon Boddie \n7:05 p.m.- 7:28 p.m\n.\n\n8. April Agenda items and Adjournment \nRon Boddie \n7:28 p.m. -7:30 p.m.\n\nContact persons: Thomas Whittemore \nthomas.whittemore@sea ttle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-7257 Ron Boddie Ch air\nrjboddie_2@msn.com\n206-853-8538\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080410T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080922T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080922T203000 SUMMARY:MegaHouse City Council hearing UID:8FD5E400-0665-4406-A277-2EE1AD2515E4-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080918T135508Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/09/public-hearing s-on-megahouses-and.html\n\n\nWhat: Public Hearings on MegaHouses and Co mprehensive Plan amendments\n\nWho: Councilmembers Sally J. Clark\, Tim Burgess\, Tom Rasmussen and Council President Richard Conlin\n\nWhere: S eattle City Hall\, 600 Fourth Avenue\, Second Floor\, Council Chambers END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080918T190000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council UID:1296F039-CE15-43FF-BC5E-DD1E095A19FF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080915T025055Z DESCRIPTION:WHEN: Thursday\, September 18\, from 7pm-9pm\nWHERE: Cal And erson Shelter House (updated location!)\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/parks/re servations/anderson.htm\nWHAT: We are coordinating September's meeting w ith a tour of the Sound Transit light rail station construction zone. DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080323 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080324 SUMMARY:Public Library Closed UID:3C829D12-57AB-4758-90DE-3062C914C2C1-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080320T024806Z DESCRIPTION: NEWS \n1000 Fourth Ave.\nSeattle\, WA 98104 www.spl.org\n \nFOR IM MEDIATE RELEASE\nMarch 18\, 2007\n \nALL LOCATIONS OF THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED AND THE WEB SITE WILL BE TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE MARCH 23\n \n All locations of The Seattle Public Library wi ll be closed Sunday\, March 23 (Easter). In addition\, the Library’s Web site (www.spl.org)\, online catalog (catalog.spl.org) and TeleCirc will be down from approximately 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. while computer systems are upgraded.\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T183000 DTSTAMP:20070410T191335Z UID:742226CD-4A18-42A1-A975-C20B6FD16A6C-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T183000 SUMMARY:City Neighborhood Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070423T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The City Neighborhood Council (CNC) is a citizen-led advisory group\, comprised of elected members from each of the City’s 1 3 Districts (i.e. from their District Councils). \n\nhttp://www.seattle. gov/neighborhoodcouncil/\n\nThe CNC's purpose is to provide city-wide co ordination for the Neighborhood Matching Fund\, Neighborhood Budget Prio ritization\, and Neighborhood Planning programs.\n\nThe CNC also provide s a forum for a discussion of common neighborhood issues and is availabl e for advice on policies necessary for the effective and equitable imple mentation of the Neighborhood Planning and Assistance Program. Its month ly meetings are open to the public\n\nWhere: West Precinct Conference Ro om\, 810 Virginia St\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Monday.\n\nOfficers: Chai r: Chris Leman (Lake Union)\, cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463\n\nVice Ch air: Pat Murakami (Southeast)\, president@mountbaker.org\n\nSecretary: Judith Edwards (Greater Duwamish)\, judedw@comcast.net \n\nCity Cont act: Scott Minnix\, 684-0270\, scott.minnix@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070430T065959Z;BYDAY=-1MO END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091017T160000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091017T180000 SUMMARY:CHCC Mayoral Forum UID:D0DE3126-E5C1-4BB9-BD0B-54DCD04089D5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20091015T060203Z DESCRIPTION:The Capitol Hill Community Council has officially confirmed a mayoral forum for October 17th (Sat.) from 4-6pm at Pigott Auditorium at SU. The idea behind this forum is to highlight community and neighbor hood activism. We want to dig into the candidates' own history with neig hborhood activism\, test their knowledge and history of the DON\, and ge nerall get an understanding of where they see community groups in the sp here of city politics. We are really hoping to have a good turnout from the CD and CH because we also want to show these candidates how committe d we are to our communities.\n\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/20 09/10/community-council-election-forum.html\n\nLocation: Pigo tt Auditorium\, Albers School of Business & Economics - Seattle Universi ty\n\nIf you have questions pertaining to the topics above that you woul d like posed to the candidates\, please send them to us at chcc.officers @gmail.com. Please note that there will also be time for general audienc e Q&A. This is an event sponsored by the Capitol Hill Community Council with the gracious donation of space from Seattle University.\n********* **** informal notes****************\n\nThe format will go something like this\n\n4pm Welcome\, introductions\, CHCC announcements\n4:15 Mallahan question round\n5pm Short Break\n5:15 McGinn question round\n6pm End END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070724T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070724T203000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood Planning Committee UID:24E251C4-BAF2-438A-829E-47B79D14A658-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070623T153908Z DESCRIPTION:CNC's Neighborhood Planning Committee\, chaired by Irene Wal l (Northwest)\, iwall@serv.net. Next meeting is Tuesday\, July 24th. 6: 30 pm at the West Precinct\, 810 Virginia. \n SEQUENCE:7 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070407T090000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070407T130000 SUMMARY:Rummage Sale for kids with AIDS UID:6FBC5392-FA41-4794-BB72-7800379915A5-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070405T183806Z DESCRIPTION:Interior Design Market Saturday\nRUMMAGE SALE on Saturday\, APRIL 7th\, 9am - 1pm\nat MILLER COMMUNITY CENTER\, 330 19th Ave.E\nbetw een E.Thomas & E.Harrison in Seattle\n\nFabulous DESIGNER PRODUCTS for s ale including\n~ accessories\n~ carpets\n~ ceramic tile\n~ furniture\n~ lighting\n~ textiles\n\nThere will also be a raffle and silent auction. This event is a fundraiser with proceeds going to Rise n' Shine\, a prog ram that supports children affected by HIV and AIDS. SEQUENCE:7 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080407T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080407T203000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood Plan Land Use Committee UID:E0D5C1F8-24FE-4F57-8E94-44298C7FBADF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080407T023808Z DESCRIPTION:Inaugural meeting of the Central Area Neighborhood Plan Upda ting\, Land-Use\, Open Space and Housing Committee.\nDetails:\n\nhttp:// tinyurl.com/4eal2d\n\nContact Andrew (andrew_taylor@mac.com) for details & location. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070828T003400 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070828T020000 SUMMARY:Lunar Eclipse UID:EA1A64A7-BC0C-47FC-B21C-0DEEF5F457DD-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTAMP:20070823T234007Z DESCRIPTION:http://tinyurl.com/3d5o27\n\nSee also:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com /2xk5cf\n\n\nNext week\, in the early hours of Tuesday morning\, the moo n will go dark for 90 minutes. It will be one of the longest lunar eclip ses you will ever see. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080213T215227Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070510T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070510T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080313T065959Z;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070509T060108Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070510T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070510T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070510T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\n\nAgenda:\n\n\n6:00 Welcome\, introductions\, sign in shee t\nAdditions to the Agenda\nRon Boddie\n\n6:05 Presidents Message\nRon B oddie\n\n6:10 Committees Formation\nRon Boddie\n\n6:30 Seattle City Coun cil\nRichard Conlin\n\n7:00 Round Table\nRon Boddie\n\n7:15 Social Time\ n\n7:30 Adjournment\n\n\nSPECIAL NOTICE\n\nCRF/NSF applications due May 18\, 2007\nMako Fitts has agreed to represent the NDC on the CRT\nJuly 9 \, 2007 Small & Simple applications are due (15K)\nNeighborhood Developm ent Fund for 750.00 call Allynn Ruth 684-0301\nLeadership Development F und 750.00 call Allynn Ruth 684-0301\nSmall Sparks Fund 250.00 call Ted Divina 233-7257.\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070610T065910Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070614T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070614T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070614T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\n6:00 Welcome\, introductions\, sign in sheet\nAdditions to the Agenda\nRon Boddie\n\n6:05 May Meeting Summary\nPhD Gary Perry\n\n6 :10 Round Table\nRon Boddie\n\n6:30 Fire Levy Fire Station 6 Update\nFir e Official\n\n6:50 Form Panel to Review NSF/CRF Projects\nRon Boddie\n\n 7:00 CNC update\nRon Boddie\n\n7:10 Stewardship Update\nAdrienne Bailey\ n\n7:20 Announcements\nRon Boddie\n\n7:30 Adjournment\nRon Boddie\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20070907T230320Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070913T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070913T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\nAgenda\n\n6:00 Welcome\, introductions\, sign in sheet\nAd ditions to the Agenda\nChair\n\n6:05 District Representative to the Brid ging the Gap Large Fund\nChair\n\n6:10 Roundtable\nChair\n\n6:30 Multifa mily Housing Tax Exemption Brief\nRick Hooper\n\n6:50 CNC Update\nAdrien ne Bailey\n\n7:10 Stewardship Update\nAdrienne Bailey\n\n7:20 Announceme nts\nAt Large\n\n7:30 Adjournment\nChair``\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20071005T163604Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071011T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071011T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\nCentral Area\nNeighborhood District Council Meeting\nOctob er 11th\, 2007 Thursday 06:00 PM - 7:30 PM\n\nMeeting Location\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nAgenda\n\n6:00 Welcome\, i ntroductions\, sign in sheet\nAdditions to the Agenda\nChair\n\n6:05 Mul tifamily Tax Exemption Program\nAmy Gray\, Office of Housing\n\n6:30 Rou ndtable\nChair\n\n6:45 Neighborhood Planning\nScott Minnix\n\n7:10 Stewa rdship Update\nAdrienne Bailey\n\n7:20 Announcements\nAt Large\n\n7:30 A djournment\nChair\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20071213T043226Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071213T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071213T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\nThe District Council at last meeting members decided to us e the December 13th meeting\n(TOMORROW) as a quick round table and then to have a social time to allow neighbors\nto interact and share what's g oing on in their areas. The roundtable and social\ntime will be at the Garfield Community Center located at 2323 East Cherry Street.\n\nSo plea se bring a snack and network with neighbors.\n\nThanks\, Ted\, 233-7257. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080104T221813Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080110T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080110T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\nCentral Area\nNeighborhood District Council Meeting\nJanua ry 10 th\, 2008 Thursday 06:00 PM - 7:30 PM\n\nMeeting Location\nGarfiel d Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nAgenda\n\n6:00 Welcome\, introductions\, sign in sheet\nAdditions to the Agenda\nRon Boddie\n\n6: 05 Roundtable\nRon Boddie\n\n6:30 Neighborhood Matching Fund\nGarry Owen s 684-0718\n\n6:50 Garfield HS Status\nMs. Mary Bass Seattle School Boar d Representative\n\n7:10 Stewardship Update\nAdrienne Bailey\n\n7:20 Nex t meeting Councilman Richard Conlin\nKimberlee Archie Department of Neig hborhood Division Director\nAnnouncements\n\n7:30 Adjournment\nChair\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20080213T215227Z UID:FA4ED7D2-1CAC-49ED-B2B0-DDE985B59877-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080214T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080214T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nRepea ts: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\n\nContact:Ted Divina 233-7257\, ted.divina@s eattle.gov\n\n Central Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nThursday F ebruary 14th \, 2008\, 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm \nGarfield Community Center \n2 323 East Cherry St. \n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1. Introducti ons\n• Name and Affiliation\n• Additions to Agenda\n Ron Boddie\, Ch air - CANDC\nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:02 p.m.\n 2. Roundt able\n• Updates from neighborhoods\n• Topics for 2008 Ron Boddie 6:02 p.m.- 6:10 p.m.\n\n3. Stewardship Update Adrienne Bailey\, Chair\nCentr al Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship Committee 6:10 p.m.- 6:12 p.m.\n\n 4. Updates from DON\n• Question and Answer on topics of interest. \nKim berlee Archie\nDirector of Planning and Services\nDepartment of Neighbor hoods \n6:12 p.m.- 6:20 p.m.\n\n5. Garfield High School \n• Vision and M ission statement of the School District No.1\n• How do we build a Succes sful Family Schools and Community Partnership that impacts the education and learning of all students at the ‘New Garfield’?\n• What will be the impacts of the Supreme Court decision\, PICS v. Seattle School District No. 1 on diversity and placement at the ‘New Garfield and on District V ?\n• Conversation on Garfield High School's students\, special programs and discusion regarding who will be able to attend the 'New Garfield' gi ven the demographic changes in the area. \nMs. Mary Bass\nSchool Board R epresentative\nmary.bass@seattleschools.org\n\nTed Howard\nGarfield HS P incipal \ntrhoward@seattleschools.org \n6:20 p.m.- 7:20 p.m.\n6. Distric t Council Elections?\n• Consideration of an Elections Nominating Committ ee\n• Updates of Membership Applications and Bylaws\n Ron Boddie 7:20 p. m.- 7:28 p.m.\n7. March Agenda items and Adjournment Ron Boddie 7:28 p. m.-7:30 p.m.\n\nContact persons: Thomas Whittemore thomas.whittemore@sea ttle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-7257 Ron Boddie Ch air\nrjboddie_2@msn.com\n206-853-8538\n\n\nCANDC :\nCentral Area Cultura l Arts Commission Robert Stephens \nCentral Area Neighborhood Associat ion Darcy Greely \nCentral Area Stewardship Committee Adrienne Bail ey \nCentral Area Chamber of Commerce DeCharlene Williams \nColman Ne ighbors Association Meg Olsen \nGarfield Community Council Marcia Sheckler\nGreater Madison Valley Community Council Charles McDade \nJac kson Place Community Council Bill Bradburd \nJudkins Park Community Council Eudora Carter \nLeschi Community Council Thurston Muskel ly \nMadrona Community Council Laura Yurdin \nMadrona Valley Neighb orhood Association George Martinez \nMiller Park Community Council An drew Taylor \nSeattle University Garry Perry \nSquire Park Commu nity Council Tenaya Wright \n12th Avenue Neighborhood Planning Bill Zosel \n14th and Main Neighborhood Association Joan Habu \n23rd & U nion Merchants Jean Tinnea \n\nUpcoming Dates:\nFebruary 7th: NSF/C RF Technical Workshop\, Miller Community Center\, 6 p.m.\nFebruary 7th: Central Area Neighborhood Plan Stewardship Committee\, (contact: Adrienn e\, 323-3738)\nFebruary 9th: Neighbor Appreciation Day (Cards available at the Neighborhood Service Center)\nFebruary 9th: Disaster First Aid Tr aining\, 8:30-5 p.m.\, Magnuson Park\, (contact: 206-233-7123)\nFebruary 10th: Citizens Budget Conference\, Seattle Center House 3rd Floor\, 12- 5 p.m.\nFebruary 11th: 12th Ave. Neighborhood Planning\, #142 Teilhard d e Chardin Hall\, Seattle Univ. 5:45 p.m.\nFebruary 14th: Valentines Day\ nFebruary 14th: Central Area District Council\, Garfield Community Cente r\, 6 p.m.\nFebruary 16th: Home Retrofit Class\, Greenwood Library\, 2:3 0-4:30 p.m. (contact: 1-877-2-BOLT-IT)\nFebruary 18th: Presidents Day \n February 18-22nd: Seattle Public Schools Mid-Winter Break\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H LOCATION:Cal Anderson park shelter house (just north of Bobby Morris pla yfield). DTSTAMP:20090106T222723Z UID:CFEEBDF2-4B80-4989-ABD1-7384BAD9EFCD-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2009/01/06/enjoy-the-bes t-of-the-hill-chow-for-free DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090108T190000 SUMMARY:Community Council Holdiay party (rescheduled) DESCRIPTION:http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2009/01/06/enjoy-the-best- of-the-hill-chow-for-free\n\nStew from Olivar. Savory tarts from Poppy. Treats from B&O Espresso. Cherry pie from High 5 Pies and Fuel Coffee. The Capitol Hill Community Council is holding its (rescheduled!) public holiday party Thursday\, 7p at the Cal Anderson park shelter house (jus t north of Bobby Morris playfield). It's free. It's community. It's potl uck if you wanna bring a side to add. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080514T032719Z UID:6AFBACFB-2011-4265-9666-16BF20AF8556-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 URL;VALUE=URI:http://tinyurl.com/65ls57 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T100000 SUMMARY:MaDCAP neighborhood cleanup DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080517T233000 DESCRIPTION:The next MaDCAP neighborhood cleanup will be Saturday\, May 17th\, beginning at 10:00 am and ending at 11:30. We will gather in th e open space behind the Prince of Wales apartment building at 1818 20th Ave. Starbuck's coffee will be available beginning at 9:40. We hope y ou can take the time to join us and stay involved in the continuing rena issance of our neighborhood.\n\nMap: http://tinyurl.com/65ls57 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090506 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090507 SUMMARY:Design Review: 2026 E. Madison UID:F697FBBB-CF16-4CA3-98EB-5A97567965D8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20090422T060104Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.seattle.gov/dpd/Planning/Design_Review_Program/Pr oject_Reviews/Upcoming/default.asp\n\nReview Meeting: May 6\, 8:00 PM\nS eattle Central Community College\n1701 Broadway\, Room 3211\nReview Phas e: Recommendation\n\nCapitol Hill Design Review Board\nProject: 2026 E M adison St \n\nDetails\, pictures:\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot.co m/2009/04/design-review-hearing-for-deanos.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090310T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090310T193000 SUMMARY:Central Area Stewardship Meeting UID:B420F1E3-E4D7-4F48-94B8-FE1DBA5A696B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20090309T063758Z DESCRIPTION:Central Area Stewardship Meeting\nTuesday\, March 10\, 2009\ nBank of America Conference Room\nLower level of Promenade 23\n06:00 PM \n\nAgenda\n\n06:00 PM Meeting called to order\n Introductions & Sign In – Thurston Muskelly\n\n06:05 PM Stewardship Purpose Thurston Muskel ly\n\n06:10 PM 12th Avenue Planning Update with Q & A\n William Zosel \n\n06:25 PM 23rd Avenue & Union Update with Q & A\nJean Tinnea\n\n06:4 0 PM 23rd & Madison Update with Q & A\n Andrew Taylor\n\n06:55 PM Jac kson Street Corridor Business Improvement Area\n George Staggers\n\n07 :05 PM Drafting a Work Plan for\n Central Area Stewardship\n Member s\n\n07:25 PM Items for the April 14th\, 2009 Meeting\n\n07:30 PM Adjo urnment\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070331T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070331T113000 SUMMARY:Miller Egghunt UID:054F9A59-B002-491C-93A5-A0C825A6C843-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070320T215225Z DESCRIPTION:Spring Egg Hunt\nSaturday\, March 31\, 2007\n10 am -11:30 am \nages: 0-10\n \nLocation:\nMiller Community Center\n330 19th Ave E\nSea ttle\, WA 98112\n\nContact:\nThavy Pen\n(206) 684-4753\n\n SEQUENCE:13 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080220T190100 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080220T195100 SUMMARY:Total Eclipse of Moon UID:7CC81AD4-94E4-457B-A19E-9301BF8FDBBF-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080219T052126Z DESCRIPTION:http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/LEmono/TLE2008Feb21/TL E2008Feb21.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070515T144245Z UID:B95C78DB-8087-4E94-B751-19A1F32955B7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070513T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market reopens DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070513T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070527T065959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070507T222246Z UID:B95C78DB-8087-4E94-B751-19A1F32955B7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:12 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070513T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070513T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market reopens DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070513T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nOn opening day\, Seattle City Councilmember Sall y Clark will make a special visit to the Broadway Farmers Market\, and t he Lee Strippling Trio will perform their lively fiddling & old-time tun es. The first day of the season is always a much-anticipated event\, wi th shoppers eager to get back to the market after the winter closure. \n \n\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070516T183456Z UID:B95C78DB-8087-4E94-B751-19A1F32955B7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070520T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis Sunday at the Broadway Farmers Market:\n\n \n\nThe market has a good supply of fresh\, local greens\, carrots\, cau liflower\, scallions\, radishes\, asparagus (get it now while it’s in se ason!)\, fresh herbs. Every week you can also get delicious cheeses\, b aked goods\, fresh eggs\, raw honey\, cut flower bouquets\, plant starts \, meats and fish. \n\n \n\nLive music this week from local singer/songw riter Tiger Zane (you can also catch her this weekend at the Skylark as part of the Rock for Real Change festival) END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081025T160000 SUMMARY:Chicks Play Hard UID:B0AC8949-9892-47FC-8766-6583D034CC40-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20081017T043457Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/10/chicks-play-ha rd-volunteers-needed.html\n\nhttp://www.chicksplayhard.org\n\nMiller Com munity Center END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H DTSTAMP:20090323T183142Z UID:267084ED-3B41-4EE4-B194-5088CDEEEE06-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.centraldistrictnews.com/2009/03/20/happy-event- to-take-place-on-east-cherry-street-and-27th-avenue-march-29 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090329T120000 SUMMARY:Heritage Tree Award DESCRIPTION:http://www.centraldistrictnews.com/2009/03/20/happy-event-to -take-place-on-east-cherry-street-and-27th-avenue-march-29 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090319T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090319T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council Meeting UID:E109A0B2-2125-4EED-94E1-9F20BCEBF14F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20090316T054349Z DESCRIPTION:\nMarch General Meeting Agenda\n Capitol Hill Community Coun cil\n7-9pm on March 19\, 2009\nGeneral Meeting\nCal Anderson Shelter Hou se\nCal Anderson Park\n\nOfficer Introductions & Welcome - 5 minutes\n\n Open Floor - 15 minutes\n\nFebruary Meeting Minutes/Finance Report - 5 m inutes\n\nCommittee Reports - 10 minutes\n- Technology\n- Art & Events\n - Open Space\n\nDiscussion Topics\n\nCapitol Hill Bill - 20 minutes\n\nC apitol Hill Pride Festival 20 minutes\n\nBylaws Review & Ratification 30 minutes\n\nClose END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070419T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070419T203000 SUMMARY:Meth 101 UID:83BD1DDB-275D-49AA-A913-C8B2C83736E4-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070412T190954Z DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, April 19th from 6:30-8:00 pm Seattle Neighborh ood Group will host an information session on methamphetamine- Meth 101. \nThe presentation will be at Cal Anderson Park Shelterhouse\, 1635 11th Ave. on the north side of the athletic field.\nWe will provide informat ion to answer the following questions and more:\n What is methampheta mine and how does it affect our community?\n What are the signs of Me th in our community?\n What can we do about a meth problem? \n\nFor i nformation\, contact Denise Harnly\, denise@sngi.org\, 322-6134. SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070721T130000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070721T160000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Picnic UID:9B0B4E0B-404F-47EE-BD31-25500FB191C6-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070713T210603Z DESCRIPTION:Picnic at the Precinct\n\nWhen: July 21\nFrom: 1-4 PM\nLocat ion: East Precinct 1519 12th Avenue\, Seattle\n\nAll East Precinct Commu nity members are invited!\nEnjoy dancing\, music\, food\, magic\, balloo ns\, raffles and Fun!\nGet a precinct tour\, meet local officers\, Swat\ , K-9 and More SEQUENCE:9 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080413T100000 SUMMARY:21ST & JOHN Curb-bulb UID:2C07EF62-7A84-4AC9-A3C7-43BEAC37C92B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080413T034741Z DESCRIPTION:Hi Andrew\nI am finally going to get around to planting the curb bulb on 21st Ave E and John with the plants from the city. I will b e out there tomorrow morning around 10:00 am. If anyone wants to help\, bring a shovel and stop by.\n\nAndy Haas DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071107T011556Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:23 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070527T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070527T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20071118T075959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070713T062350Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:17 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070715T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070715T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070715T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nMore and more berries are starting to appear on farmers’ tables\, and cherries are still going strong. We’re also start ing to see some apricots & peaches… It’s a great time to get an ice-cre am maker\, if you don’t already have one.\n \nOn the vegetable front: lo ts of summer squashes\, great for grilling\, sautés\, or even sliced and marinated raw in a good dressing. There are plenty of fresh herbs for dressings\, salads\, sauces and other dishes. Also look for beautiful g reens and lettuces\, sweet carrots\, baby turnips\, mild radishes\, snap peas and more.\n \nLive music this week from Judd Wasserman\, local fol k singer. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070531T040959Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070603T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070603T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070603T150000 DESCRIPTION:\nThis Sunday\, June 3\, at the Broadway Farmers Market:\n\n \n\nMore and more greens coming in as the weather heats up: heirloom le ttuces\, salad mixes\, pea vines\, kale\, dandelion greens\, chard and m ore.\n\n \n\nAlso look for:\n\nBamboo Shoots\n\nCarrots\n\nSunchokes\n\n Radicchio\n\nTomatoes – hothouse – Slicing\, Golden\, Heirloom\, Cherry\ n\nAsparagus\n\nCelery\n\nCauliflower\n\nScallion – green and crimson\n\ nFrench Breakfast Radish\n\nBeets\n\nTurnips\n\nFava Beans\n\nPotatoes – Russet\, Yukon Gold\, Red\n\nRutabaga\n\nParsnips\n\nPeanuts from Alvar ez Farms\n\nFresh herbs\n\n \n\nGreat cheeses from Mt Townsend Creamery\ , Samish Bay Cheese\n\n \n\nGIPSY BAKERY: – specializing in ethnic brea ds and sweets\; Fougasse with anise seeds and orange blossom water\, Per sian Nan with nigella seed\, Rice Flour cookies\, Tishpishti – a Jewish semolina cake with atar syrup.\n\n \n\nAlso: Eggs\, meats\, tinned tuna and salmon from local fishermen\, local raw honey\, fresh pasta\, wild m ushrooms and greens\, wheat-free breads\, and fresh flower bouquets.\n\n \n\n \n\nNews update: Economics students from Seattle University are he lping us compile a survey of Farmers Market prices vs. grocery retailers . The results will be unveiled at the Broadway Sunday Farmers Market on Sunday\, June 3. Early data confirm what we already knew…Farmers Market s come out way ahead on good prices for local vegetables\, fruits and al l organic produce.\n\n \n\nLive music this week from Sandra Knoll & Co w ith classic country songs.\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Broadway Farmers Market take s place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in t he lot behind the Bank of American at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit o rganization dedicated to supporting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Fa rmers Markets at www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070626T223114Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070701T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070701T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070701T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis Sunday at the Broadway Farmers Market:\n\n \n\nMore berries\, cherries and other summer goodies are filling farmers ’ tables at the market! Look for raspberries\, strawberries\, Rainier c herries\, bings and more – all super sweet and locally grown.\n\n \n\nLo ki Fish is bringing FRESH wild salmon to markets this week…\n\n \n\nAlso look for cucumbers\, radishes\, snap peas\, all kinds of lettuces and g reens\, fresh herbs\, asparagus\, baby French turnips\, garlic tops\, fa rmstead cheeses\, unique baked goods\, and gorgeous flower bouquets.\n\n \n\nAnother interesting article about our farmers market\, this one a l ittle more sobering:\n\n \n\nhttp://seattlepi.nwsource.com/opinion/32120 5_marketsed.html\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070604T214847Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070610T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070610T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070610T150000 DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis Sunday at the Broadway Farmers Market:\n\n \n\nThe season’s first local cherries and strawberries are ripe and swee t\, and supplies will continue to increase over the next few weeks.\n\n \n\nLettuces\, salad mixes and braising greens are fresh\, healthy and c ome in dozens of varieties from our local farmers. Fresh herbs are also plentiful and a great deal at the farmers market. Make yourself a fabu lous salad with ingredients from the market: lettuces\, chopped fresh he rbs\, goat cheese\, toasted hazelnuts\, hothouse heirloom tomatoes\, sli ced radishes. For dressing try delicious hazelnut oil…\n\n \n\nPricing: we announced last week that a pricing survey was being conducted betwee n the Broadway Farmers Market and two local grocery stores. Below is th e article in the Seattle Times detailing the results. \n\n \n\nLive mu sic this week from Dinas O Frain\, local duo with a focus on music of Wa les and the British Isle.\n\n \n\nThe Broadway Farmers Market takes plac e every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of American at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is ope rated by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organiz ation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Washington's small famil y farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070530T005417Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070527T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070527T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070527T150000 DESCRIPTION:\nThis Sunday\, June 3\, at the Broadway Farmers Market:\n\n \n\nMore and more greens coming in as the weather heats up: heirloom le ttuces\, salad mixes\, pea vines\, kale\, dandelion greens\, chard and m ore.\n\n \n\nAlso look for:\n\nBamboo Shoots\n\nCarrots\n\nSunchokes\n\n Radicchio\n\nTomatoes – hothouse – Slicing\, Golden\, Heirloom\, Cherry\ n\nAsparagus\n\nCelery\n\nCauliflower\n\nScallion – green and crimson\n\ nFrench Breakfast Radish\n\nBeets\n\nTurnips\n\nFava Beans\n\nPotatoes – Russet\, Yukon Gold\, Red\n\nRutabaga\n\nParsnips\n\nPeanuts from Alvar ez Farms\n\nFresh herbs\n\n \n\nGreat cheeses from Mt Townsend Creamery\ , Samish Bay Cheese\n\n \n\nGIPSY BAKERY: – specializing in ethnic brea ds and sweets\; Fougasse with anise seeds and orange blossom water\, Per sian Nan with nigella seed\, Rice Flour cookies\, Tishpishti – a Jewish semolina cake with atar syrup.\n\n \n\nAlso: Eggs\, meats\, tinned tuna and salmon from local fishermen\, local raw honey\, fresh pasta\, wild m ushrooms and greens\, wheat-free breads\, and fresh flower bouquets.\n\n \n\n \n\nNews update: Economics students from Seattle University are he lping us compile a survey of Farmers Market prices vs. grocery retailers . The results will be unveiled at the Broadway Sunday Farmers Market on Sunday\, June 3. Early data confirm what we already knew…Farmers Market s come out way ahead on good prices for local vegetables\, fruits and al l organic produce.\n\n \n\nLive music this week from Sandra Knoll & Co w ith classic country songs.\n\n \n\n \n\nThe Broadway Farmers Market take s place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in t he lot behind the Bank of American at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit o rganization dedicated to supporting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Fa rmers Markets at www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT4H DTSTAMP:20070927T214018Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:18 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070930T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070930T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis Sunday at the Broadway Farmers Market:\n\n \n\nLook for sweet and hot peppers\, tomatoes\, blueberries\, raspberrie s\, melons\, shelling beans\, peaches\, pears\, Asian pears\, nectarines \, plums\, pole beans\, summer squashes\, cucumbers\, shallots\, sweet c orn – as well as more winter squashes\, apples and potatoes …. We’re sti ll in peak harvest season\, with great choices for both summer and fall dishes. \n\n \n\nWe’ll also have live music from Moe Provencho (roots\, blues and folk-influenced songs).\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT4H DTSTAMP:20071009T214625Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:19 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071014T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071014T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nThis Sunday at the Broadway Farmers Market:\n\n \n\nChoice Bulb Farm is back for 3 weeks with a wonderful selection of f lower bulbs to plant now and enjoy next spring! Holmquist Hazelnuts is at the market for just 3 more weeks: stock up now on nuts for snacking a nd for holiday dishes and treats.\n\n \n\nAlso: more and more winter squ ashes\, pumpkins\, heirloom apples and other fall produce is gracing our farmers market tables. Other great stuff to watch out for: Romanesco c auliflower (the most amazing-looking green jewel of a vegetable)\, sweet and hot peppers\, sweet onions\, hardy kiwis (get ‘em now – they have a short season this year due to our short summer)\, pears\, lettuces and greens\, shallots\, eggplant\, beets\, summer squash\, cucumbers\, potat oes\, fresh herbs.\n\n \n\nLooking ahead:\n\non October 28 we’ll have th e annual Pumpkin Decorating for kids! Use paint\, glitter\, feathers an d all manner of decorations to create scary\, gaudy\, beautiful Hallowee n pumpkins…All pumpkins and supplies provided by the market.\n\n \n\nFor Thanksgiving:\n\nremember that the Broadway Farmers Market is open on t he Sunday before Thanksgiving! It’s the perfect day to get everything y ou need for a truly LOCAL harvest celebration. Create a sumptuous feast celebrating the bounty of our local farms – leave the candied yams and slivered almonds to folks who live in southern climates! Our Pacific No rthwest farmers will be harvesting all kinds of winter squashes\, severa l kinds of pumpkins\, heirloom apples\, several kinds of pears\, Asian p ears\, lots of greens and lettuces\, hothouse tomatoes\, salmon\, dozens of varieties of potatoes\, pasture-raised beef\, fresh eggs\, farmstead cheeses\, honey. For holiday treats and gifts looks for: ciders\, jams \, preserves\, fresh pasta\, baked goods\, and flower bouquets. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT4H DTSTAMP:20071019T002531Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071021T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071021T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nPlenty of fall veggies\, apples\, squashes\, pum pkins etc – come to the farmers market and find inspiration for soups\, stews and other warming dishes. An easy way to make a delicious farmers market soup:\n\nGet one vegetable in every different color you can see (orange carrots\, red beet\, yellow onion\, green kale\, etc)\, peel and chop ‘em all up\, put them in a pot with vegetable stock or water to co ver\, bring to a boil and then simmer until vegs are tender. Add salt a nd any herbs such as dill\, pepper\, thyme\, rosemary\, or try curry or chili spices. Add cream\, sour cream or yogurt if you like\, or a bit o f grated cheese or crumbled goat cheese. \n\n \n\nDon’t forget: Pumpkin Decorating for kids on Oct 28!\n\nThe Broadway Farmers Market takes plac e every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of American at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is ope rated by the Neighborhood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organiz ation dedicated to supporting and strengthening Washington's small famil y farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org. \n\n \n\n__._\,_.___\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT4H DTSTAMP:20071103T000804Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071104T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071104T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nBroadway Sunday Farmers Market on Nov 4:\n\nThis Sunday look for heirloom apples\, sweet winter squashes\, all kinds of potatoes*\, Romanesco cauliflower\, broccoli\, carrots\, onions\, shallo ts\, greens\, root veggis…plenty of ingredients for healthy\, warming di shes. Also\, delicious cheeses\, baked goods\, meats\, salmon…\n\n*A me dium-sized\, 5.3 ounce potato:\n\nIs a great source of vitamin C\n\nIs a n excellent source of potassium when eaten with the skin\n\nHas only 100 calories\n\nContains less than 10 percent of the daily value of carbohy drates\n\nIs a good source of fiber when eaten with the skin\n\nContains 10% of the USRDA of vitamin B6\, plus smaller amounts of other B vitami ns\, iron\, phosphorus\, magnesium.\n\nBoosts serotonin levels\n\nColorf ul potatoes also contain antioxidants\n\n \n\nEnjoy the hearty\, healthy fall produce from local farms! END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT4H DTSTAMP:20071107T011556Z UID:CFF752EA-4CDA-4BB5-B332-A7E8039B44E0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071111T110000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071111T110000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmer's Market DESCRIPTION:The Broadway Farmers Market takes place every Sunday\, 11 am - 3 pm\, from May 13 through Nov. 18\, in the lot behind the Bank of Am erican at Broadway & E. Thomas. The market is operated by the Neighborh ood Farmers Market Alliance\, a non-profit organization dedicated to sup porting and strengthening Washington's small family farms. You can find information about all seven Neighborhood Farmers Markets at www.seattle farmersmarkets.org. \n\nOnly two more weeks to shop the Broadway Market! Olsen Farm brings their pasture-raised beef to market\, Loki Fish has fresh wild salmon\, La Pasta makes fresh\, delicious pasta\, Little Luxu ries and Heavenly Pastry & Cake have sumptuous pastries…plus the Market has lots of sweet apples\, winter squashes\, root veggies\, greens and o ther fall produce. (Cold weather makes fall vegetables sweet\, bringing out the natural sugars.) Samish Bay is out this week\, but they’ll be back on the 18th with their great cheeses and meats. \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080104T044712Z UID:7E88D103-D147-46F3-BC35-DD65D706EBE7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.king5.com/topstories/stories/NW_010308WAB_seatt le_stabbing__sketch_LJ.63b9344.html DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080108T180000 SUMMARY:Community Meeting: 15th Ave slaying DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080108T200000 DESCRIPTION:Community meeting Tuesday\, Jan. 8 at 6 p.m. at Group Health on Capitol Hill END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070920T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070920T193000 SUMMARY:Community Builder Awards Reception UID:F7EFA3D2-D14C-49D9-9D47-D0A40E77E26F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20070920T052821Z DESCRIPTION:SEATTLE NEIGHBORHOOD GROUP \nInvites you to Our Sixth Annual \nCommunity Builder Awards \nReception \n September 20\, 2007 6:00 – 7 :30 pm \n \n \nShort program at 6:30 \nEvent is Free - Donations Gratef ully Accepted \n \nYesler Terrace Community Center \n917 Yesler Way - Mu ltipurpose Room \n \n(At street level\, Community room in SW corner) \n \nYesler Terrace Community Center\, Location Phone: 386-1245 \n \n We will be honoring: \nColman Neighborhood Association \nBroadway BIA \ nJefferson Terrace Safety \nLeadership Team \nPeople of Color Against A IDS \nNetwork (POCAAN) \nOfficer Brian Ballew \nChris Benis \nDenise G loster \n \nDetective Gary Kinner \nDetective Kim Bogucki \nJean Veldw yk \nLeticia Riojas \nMarcia Johnson \nTita Begashaw \nRon Oldham \n Lieutenant John Hayes \n \nWebsite link for directions: \nhttp://www.sea ttle.gov/parks/Centers/Yesler/directions.htm \n \nContact Seattle Neighb orhood Group for more information: 206.323.9666 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071117T113000 SUMMARY:MaDCAP Cleanup UID:5272951A-F98D-4504-A530-E5590713C9ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20071115T062357Z DESCRIPTION:The next MaDCAP neighborhood cleanup will be Saturday\, Nove mber 17th\, beginning at 10:00 am and ending at 11:30. The positive chan ges in the neighborhood of late allow for a later start time and an earl ier finish as we've found there just isn't as much to clean up. We will gather in the open space behind the Prince of Wales apartment building a t 1818 20th Ave. Starbuck's coffee will be available beginning at 9:40. The MaDCAP cleanup is designed to bring together committed neighbors int erested in bringing about positive change to the area. Being a presence on the street while keeping the neighborhood clean is our goal. We hope you can take the time to join us. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070421T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070421T140000 SUMMARY:Central Area Spring Plant Exchange UID:20F8C3DE-4AB6-4509-8F4B-EBF338A85F70-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070328T233924Z DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, April 21\, 2007\, 10am-2pm\, rain or shine\n20th & East Union\nCopymaster Parking Lot\n\nFree to all. \n\nBring plants\, seeds\, ceramic or clay pots\, tools\, small garden items\, snacks - a nything that you think would be useful for a gardener. Whether you bring anything or not\, you can take whatever you want\, and it's all free! L abel any plants you bring so that people know what they're taking. \n\nN eed more information or want to volunteer? Call Rose Pike at 206-325-691 7.\n SEQUENCE:14 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070728T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070729T020000 SUMMARY:Pirate Night: Bottleneck! UID:163E9BE7-A9DE-41FB-B83D-37F102DACEA4-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20070724T025451Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.bottlenecklounge.com/events.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080508T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080508T193000 SUMMARY:Council Budget hearing at Miller UID:274C402C-E728-4A26-97FE-39A73D22B082-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTAMP:20080424T032612Z DESCRIPTION:Friends\,\n\nI wanted to let you know that the Seattle City Council will be holding four community budget meetings throughout Seattl e during the month of May. These meetings will provide residents the op portunity to hear about current budget challenges and discuss their budg et priorities directly with Councilmembers and staff.\n\nAs the economic outlook for the City budget becomes increasingly uncertain over the nex t budget cycle\, citizens can discuss how they want to spend city tax do llars balancing the City's need for public safety\, parks and human serv ices among other programs provided by taxpayer dollars through the City' s general fund. \n\nI am attaching a flyer announcing the meetings and h ave included translations in Spanish\, Vietnamese\, Chinese and Tagalog. Please feel free to share these with your friends\, neighbors and membe rs of your organization.\n\nI hope you will join us.\n\nMy regards\,\n\n Jean\n\nJean Godden\nSeattle City Councilmember\nChair\, Budget Committe eDear Councilmember Godden:\n\nOn behalf the Executive Committee of East District Neighborhood Council we would like to co-sponsor with the City of Seattle/City Council the proposed budget hearing at the Miller Park Community Center\, Thursday May 8\, 2008.\n\nEDNC/Executive Committee\n\ nPaul Stoms\, Chair\, Madison Park.\nAndrew Taylor\, Representative to t he CNC\, Miller Park.\nJanis Maloney\, Representative to the CNC\, Madis on Park.\nKristin O'Donnell\, Representative to the NMF/CRT\, Yesler Ter race.\n\nThe executive committee of the EDNC thanks you in advance for y our consideration.\n\n\nFor the EDNC\, Jose Cervantes\, Neighborhood Dis trict Coordinator\n(206) 684-4574\njose.cervantes@seattle.gov \n\n*****\ nDistrict councils co-sponsor with the City Council four May community m eetings on the budget. CNC thanks Councilmember Jean Godden for inviti ng the district councils to co-sponsor the May public meetings of the Ci ty Council's Budget Committee\, which she chairs. Most of the districts are now on board to co-sponsor one or two of the meetings\; if your dis trict is not yet involved\, please consider doing so. Co-sponsorship ra ises the profile of your district and empowers people to get involved in the budget process. The City Council's budget committee consists of al l nine Councilmembers\, so you are likely to have a lot of the Councilme mbers there. For questions\, or to get involved\, contact Godden's off ice via tom.vanbronkhorst@seattle.gov or by calling 684-8807. The meet ings are all 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and are as follows: Thurs.\, May 8\, 200 8\, Miller Park Community Center\; Thurs.\, May 15\, 2008\, Ballard Nor thwest Senior Activity Center\; Tues.\, May 20\, 2008\, High Point Commu nity Center\; and Thurs.\, May 29\, 2008\, Rainier Valley Cultural Cente r. Background\, addresses and an electronic version of the flier are a t: http://www.seattle.gov/council/committees/budget_comm.htm#community_ meetings Please help spread the word.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION: 2301 E. Union DTSTAMP:20080521T052341Z UID:AB03C384-C5B1-49CF-BA86-4F868AFCEAA1-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T110000 SUMMARY:Central Area Clean and Green with the Mayor DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080607T140000 DESCRIPTION:Meet at 2301 E. Union.\n\nhttp://millerparkseattle.blogspot. com/2008/05/june-7th-central-area-clean-and-green.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T090000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T120000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood Planning Workshop UID:50DBF55F-ED29-4F52-8D8E-D2FD28A323BE-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070511T032706Z DESCRIPTION:Link to a poster and press release:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/2a p48b\n\n SEATTLE'S CITY NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL INVITES CITIZENS TO A PUBLI C WORKSHOP ON NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING-SAT.\, MAY 19\, 9 A.M. TO NOON AT CI TY HALL\, 601 FIFTH AVENUE\n \n\nDETAILS:\nNeighborhood Plans Workshop: Sharpening the Tools for Effective Use\, Implementation and Stewardship Saturday\, May 19\, 9:00 a.m. - noon\, Seattle City Hall's Bertha Knight Landes Room\, 1st Floor of 601 5th Avenue (between Cherry & James) (Lig ht refreshments will be provided)\n\n\nContact: Irene Wall (Chair of the City Neighborhood Council's Neighborhood Planning Committee\, (206) 784 -8731\, iwall@serv.net\; or Chris Leman (Chair of the City Neighborhood Council)\, (206) 322-5463\, cleman@oo.net. \n\n SEQUENCE:15 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080514T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080514T203000 SUMMARY:CHCC Candidates Night UID:7A64D5F1-EFA3-4BD4-94FD-835DEB0BEA5B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080506T051120Z DESCRIPTION:Capitol Hill Community Council candidates gather at Smith\, the bar on 15th\, to meet & greet their potential electors. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080908T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080908T213000 SUMMARY:Council Neighborhood Plan Hearing UID:0E54A713-7DE1-4D25-B1F7-2253EBF8F92F-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080815T171807Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080604T114800 SUMMARY:VERY low tide UID:1B3AA7C5-EB7B-4D87-A6DF-87793FFBF575-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080522T045716Z DESCRIPTION:MINUS 4.3\n11:48 AM DURATION:PT1H END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081106T173000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081106T200000 SUMMARY:CD News 1-Year Anniversary Happy Hour at Bottleneck UID:2252417C-E6A7-4B01-BC39-FE52ED22E3A6-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:9 DTSTAMP:20081031T041436Z DESCRIPTION:CDNews Blog was launched on 10/31/2007. Let's get together a t The Bottleneck to have a few drinks and get to know each other in pers on\n\nhttp://www.centraldistrictnews.com/events/2008/11/06/cdnews-1-year -anniversary-happy-hour-at-bottleneck END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071013T160000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071014T020000 SUMMARY:Airstream dining at the Bottleneck UID:0EA1FEC9-D75E-4AA6-B04C-63F7D1100F32-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 DTSTAMP:20071008T025942Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.bottlenecklounge.com/events.html\n\nJoin The Bott leNeck and Skillet on Saturday\, October 13th for The First Annual Hills ide Harvest!\nGreat beer\, fine cocktails\, and of course\, Airstream di ning!\n\nSee:\n\nhttp://seattlepi.nwsource.com/food/333069_dining26.html \n\nhttp://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=401503\n\nhttp://skil letstreetfood.com/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070715T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070715T160000 SUMMARY:CNC potluck UID:4985334A-510E-42BB-918D-4F31B399F099-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070713T062531Z DESCRIPTION:20th Anniversary Potluck/Picnic for Seattle's District Counc ils and the City Neighborhood Council -- Sunday\, July 15\, noon to 4 a t scenic Jefferson Park\n \nIn 1987\, City legislation established Seatt le’s thirteen district councils and its City Neighborhood Council. Volu nteers now on the district councils or the City Neighborhood Council are organizing this potluck/picnic to honor those who served before\, and t o encourage and inform new volunteers. \n \nPlease celebrate with us at a potluck/picnic on Sunday\, July 15\, noon to 4 amidst dramatic views o f downtown and Elliott Bay in Jefferson Park and the beautiful clubhouse and garden of the Lawn Bowling Club. (Free lawn bowling lessons are av ailable\; bring soft-soled shoes for use on the court.) There’s a piano —and a TV for those who need to keep tabs on the Mariners that day! Pet s (outdoors) and children are welcome (although the playground is not ne arby).\n \nThe district councils\, and the City Neighborhood Council (wh ich is their citywide voice) are official Seattle advisory bodies—the on ly ones whose members are entirely chosen at the grass roots. See www.s eattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil to get involved. For questions\, or to h elp with this event: Judith Edwards at judedw@comcast.net\, (206) 329-8 801\; or Chris Leman at cleman@oo.net\, (206) 322-5463. \n \nThis is a p otluck. Please bring a salad\, entrée\, or dessert\, plus your beverage of choice (beer and wine allowed). There is a full kitchen\, so items can be warmed up. Barbecue grills will be operating\, and there is a re frigerator and ice. If you can’t bring something\, bring yourself! Pr evious experience on a district council or the City Neighborhood Council is not required. Come just if you want to find out more. And today\, help us spread the word about this historic event! \n \nDirections: Je fferson Park's lawn bowling clubhouse is at 4103 Beacon Ave. South\, at the south end of the driving range\, just west of and behind the golf cl ubhouse. Park along Beacon Avenue\, and walk through the parking lot. Beacon Avenue is served by Metro bus route 36. Driving from I-5\, take the Columbia Way exit to Spokane Street\, and turn right onto Beacon Ave nue. SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T120000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070519T170000 SUMMARY:Madison Valley Spring Art Walk UID:96548633-745E-4E54-BCDD-DEC0E75F56DE-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070515T233156Z DESCRIPTION:Details: try heathers@speakeasy.net\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/2f 9gb7\n\nSaturday\, May 19th\nNoon to 5 p.m.\n\nFollow the Balloons along East Madison Street to over 15 participating businesses between 27th an d Lake Washington Boulevard. Look for paintings\, photography\, and orig inal prints\, and special treats for kids of all ages.\n\nProceeds benef it Thrive\, an art school for children in the Madison Valley.\nSponsored by the Madison Valley Merchants Association. SEQUENCE:9 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080717T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080717T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council Meeting UID:9450A4AA-E7A3-43D2-A6B8-51627BB9E6AD-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20080710T065000Z DESCRIPTION:Capitol Hill Community Council Meeting:\nWHEN: Thursday\, Ju ly 17\, 7-9p\nWHERE: Room 3211 at Seattle Central Community College\, 17 01 Broadway\n\nAnn Donovan will be joining us as part of the agenda.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071003T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071003T213000 SUMMARY:Gregoire Town Hall UID:1F5BC79A-6C94-11DC-A136-003065D8A3E2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070927T045116Z DESCRIPTION:Please join Governor Chris Gregoire for a Town Hall Meeting\ n\nGovernor Gregoire invites you to share your thoughts on the issues mo st important to you\, your community and Washington.\n\nWednesday\, Octo ber 3\, 2007 \nA Town Hall with Governor Chris Gregoire\nDoors will open at 6:30 p.m. – Please plan to arrive early\nThe program will begin at 7 :00 p.m.\n\nhttp://www.governor.wa.gov/townhall/seattle/default.asp\n\nT own Hall\nThe Grand Hall\n1119 8th Ave\nSeattle\, Washington 98101 SEQUENCE:3 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070627T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070627T200000 SUMMARY:Design Review: 23rd & Union UID:2794B105-2AF4-4489-877A-2EDB4B78000B-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070608T155454Z DESCRIPTION:The proposal is for a six-story mixed-use building with grou nd level retail use and 91 residential units above. Parking for 100 veh icles located below grade.\n\nMEETING\n \nDate: Wednesday\, June 27\, 2007\nTime: 6:30 p.m.\nLocation: Miller Community Cen ter\n 330 19th Av E\n Multi-purpose Room\n\n\nhttp://web1.se attle.gov/dpd/luib/Notice.aspx?id=5708 SEQUENCE:9 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070714T140000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070714T200000 SUMMARY:Cal Anderson Park Concert UID:3A2896E9-42B1-4039-99A7-5ED11EB76202-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070713T210430Z DESCRIPTION:This Saturday\, July 14\, the second 'Sounds Outside' concer t will take\nplace at Cal Anderson Park from 2 - 8 p.m. in the Sunbowl M eadow just\nnorth of the playfield.\n\nThe event is free and open to the public.\n\nThe Sounds Outside concerts are organized by the Monktail Cr eative\nMusic Concern\, a local Capitol Hill organization.\n\nPerformanc es by Paul Rucker\, Gust Burns\, Orkestar Zirkonium\, and Non\nGrata.\n\ nVisit www.soundsoutside.com for more info.\n\nFor a list of all events at the park this summer\, please visit\nwww.calandersonpark.org. SEQUENCE:5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T083000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080419T120000 SUMMARY:Neighborhood Planning Forum UID:2BEC66C5-B5A7-4410-8513-1E4D3838A42E-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080411T061001Z DESCRIPTION:http://millerparkseattle.blogspot.com/2008/04/city-neighborh ood-council-neighborhood.html\n\nSaturday April 19th 2008 - 8:30 am – no on\nBertha Knight Landes Room\, City Hall\n\n\nWhy have Neighborhood Pla ns?\nHow and by Whom should a Neighborhood Plan be crafted?\nWhat Can a Successful Neighborhood Plan help citizens accomplish?\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20070823T190000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20071227T190000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20081225T190000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20091126T190000 DTSTAMP:20091123T005615Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:26 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=4TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070521T135628Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070524T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERATI ON\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pa cific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursday\ , May 24\, 2007\n\nAGENDA\n\nSeattle Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plans\, King County Voting\n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n\n Administration \n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's re port\n3. President's report\n\n7:10 Spring Workshop on Saturday\, June 2\, Nine to Noon\n At the Mount Baker Community Club\, 2511 Moun t Rainier Drive South. Computer gurus Paul Andrews and Andrew Taylor wil l demonstrate how your community can quickly and easily build an interac tive website absolutely free! \nCoffee\, tea\, cocoa\, donuts and snacks \, also free.\n\n7:15 Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plans\nStaff and /or advisory committee members will discuss the Seattle Department of Tr ansportation's just-released Bicycle Master Plan and just-begun Pedestri an Master Plan. Your street may be affected\, for instance\, parking mi ght vanish. \n\n8:00 Bill Huennekens\, Project Manager for the trans ition to Vote By Mail will discuss and take questions on KC Metro voting \, including voting machines.\n\n8:30 Incentive Zoning Follow-up \nDi scussion of our draft comment letter. Bring your comments. \n\n8:35 O rdinance 122386: Comment on our draft letter.\n8:45 1. SR 520—Up date\n 2. State legislative issues—Update\n3. Round Robi n on Neighborhood Issues and Projects—Please bring issues of concern from your community for discussion. \n\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security alert\, so attendees must enter by t he security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attend ed a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, contact informa tion\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry li st. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant\, with a mple parking in front.\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070626T050221Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:10 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070628T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070628T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070628T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nAGENDA\n\nQuarterly Round Robin o n Neighborhood Projects and Issues\n\nThe June Federation meeting is you r opportunity to brief our citywide membership on projects and issues th at your community council or organization is working on. Is there pendi ng legislation you are following? Has your community council developed city budget priorities? Do you have issues with the work of any of the city's departments or public officials? Do you have projects underway t hat other communities can learn from? The Round Robin is a great networ king opportunity and a chance to generate support from the Federation an d its member organizations for the important work you are doing. \n\nI f you have informational materials you would like distributed at the mee ting\, please email electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jeanni eh@serv.net. \n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions \n\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's report\n 3. President's report\n\n7:10 Seattle Parks and Recreation Strateg ic Business Plan: The Parks Department is working on a new Strategic Bu siness Plan to align services\, programs\, and needed capital improvemen ts with the City's financial capabilities over the next few years. As p art of this effort\, Parks will evaluate its services and programs in or der to meet the recreational needs of Seattle citizens. The June worksh ops and public hearing have been postponed until the Fall. The time is now to discuss what Parks will likely propose—program consolidation\, ch anges in maintenance services and increased fees and charges. \n\n7:30 Elements for the Pedestrian Master Plan\n\n7:50 Touch Screen Voting —Follow-Up \n\n8:00 Round Robin: Bring Your Issues! \n\n9:00 Adjourn\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20070726T141606Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:11 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070726T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070726T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nAGENDA\n\nQuarterly Round Robin o n Neighborhood Projects and Issues\nContinued from June\n\nThe July Fede ration meeting will continue our discussion of important issues facing n eighborhoods throughout Seattle. Share your story about issues or projec ts in your neighborhood. Brainstorm about solutions and/or garner suppor t for your community’s position. If you have informational materials you would like distributed at the meeting\, please email electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net.\n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n\nAdministration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer ’s report\n3. President’s report\n\n7:15 Federation Annual Picnic\n\n7:2 5 Issues and Projects:\n1. Zoo garage Follow up—Irene Wall\n2. Broadview Land Use Issue—Gloria Butts\n3. Funding (or lack of) for Seattle Police Department Accident Investigation Squad\n4. Parks and Recreation Strate gic Business Plan Progress Report—Lynn Ferguson\n5. Elements for Pedestr ian Master Plan Follow-up—Jorgen Bader\n6. Proposed Changes to Seattle’s Ethics Code\n7. Port Commissioner Questionnaire—Geof Logan\n8. Magnuson Park—Conversion of temporary\, transitional housing to permanent housin g\n9. QFC on Stone Way—DPD’s failure to enforce the Land Use Code\n10. A laskan Way Viaduct\n11. Other Issues/Projects\n\n9:00 Adjourn END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20070927T045116Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:13 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20070927T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070927T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070927T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERAT ION\nRegular Meeting \nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union\n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursday \, September 27\, 2007\n\nAGENDA\n\nThe Pedestrian Safety Budget Initiat ive\nfeaturing \nCouncilmember David Della\n\nFive members of the Seattl e City Council\, including Councilmember David Della\, have proposed a $ 3.5 million Pedestrian Safety Budget Initiative. The plan includes fund ing for 24 additional red light runner cameras\, two to four mobile\, sp eed-enforcement vans that would target speeding vehicles near elementary and middle schools (similar to the way that red light runner cameras wo rk)\, development of a pilot program for new pedestrian safety infrastru cture improvements\, a public education and awareness program and sidewa lk investments. Learn the details about the Pedestrian Safety Budget In itiative at the Federation meeting. \n\nThe September Federation meetin g will continue our discussion of important issues facing neighborhoods throughout Seattle. Share your story about issues or projects in your n eighborhood. Brainstorm about solutions and/or garner support for your community's position. If you have informational materials you would lik e distributed at the meeting\, please email electronic copies or links t o Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net. \n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introd uctions\n\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda \n2. Tr easurer's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:10 Pedestrian Safety Budget Initiative—Councilmember David Della\n\n7:40 Goodwill Site Re development Project—Dearborn Street Coalition for Livable Neighborhoods\ n\n8:10 Round Robin: Bring Your Issues! \n 1. Change s in SEPA Thresholds \n 2. Incentives for Historic Preser vation\n 3. Other Issues/Projects\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOA A is a federal facility on high security alert\, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. \nIf you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the e ntry list. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant\, with ample parking in front. \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20071022T005130Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071025T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071025T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\n\nMeeting details\, notes\, minutes:\n\nhttp://seattlefederation. blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Community Council Federation welcomes gu ests and representatives from community-based organization in the Seattl e area. We want to be aware of issues affecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Ma rine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairview Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a fed eral facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must ent er by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you hav e not attended a recent Federation meeting\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\, contact information and addres s at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front. \n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Ric k Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarrett@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agen da:\n\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERATION\n\nRegular Meeting \nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lak e Union\n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursday\, October 25\, 2007\n\nAGEN DA\n\nMulti-family Code Update\nfeaturing\nMike Podowski\, Department of Planning and Development \n\nThe Department of Planning and Development (DPD) is proposing to update multi-family zoning in the City's Land Use Code to advance the City's growth management objectives and better achi eve the City's goals and policies for new development\, and make the cod e easier to use and understand. How will the proposed changes affect Se attle's low-density neighborhoods? Will incentive zoning work? Should the City reduce parking requirements in multi-family zones? Learn about the Mayor's proposal from DPD planner Mike Podowski. \n\nTo review the Director's Report and recommendations for amendments to the multi-family code and the proposed ordinance\, go to: http://www.seattle.gov/DPD/Pla nning/Multifamily_Code_Update/Overview/ \n\nThe October Federation meeti ng will continue discussion of important issues facing neighborhoods thr oughout Seattle. Share your story about issues or projects in your neig hborhood. Brainstorm about solutions and/or garner support for your com munity's position. If you have informational materials you would like d istributed at the meeting\, please email electronic copies or links to J eannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net. \n\n7:00 Call to Order and Int roductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. T reasurer's report\n3. President's report \n7:10 Multi-Family Code Update—Mike Podowski\, Department of Planning and Development\n8:10 R ound Robin: Bring Your Issues! \n1. Zoo Appeal Update—Irene Wall\n2 . Proposed zoning changes in SODO to accommodate Starbucks—Mesher \n3 . City Budget Issues\n4. Other Issues/Projects\n9:00 Adjour n\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security alert\, so attendees mu st enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you h aven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, co ntact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry list. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compli ant\, with ample parking in front.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20071113T060755Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:15 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20071122T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071115T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071115T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n(1 week earlyt becuase of Thanskgiving)\n\nContact: Ri ck Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarrett@gmail.com\n\nThis month's age nda:\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERATION\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (Nat ional Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Un ion \n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursday\, November 15\, 2007\n\nAGENDA \n\nGreen Legacy For All Levy and Quarterly Round Robin on Neighborhood Projects and Issues\n\nWith the Pro-Parks Levy expiring in 2008\, Seattl e will lose a significant source of funding for parks and open space pro jects. A coalition of civic organizations has formed to advocate for co ntinued funding for Seattle's green spaces. More than just parks\, the green infrastructure approach looks at how to make the whole city more h umane\, healthy and ecologically-responsive. Learn about the plans from coalition members. \nThe November meeting is also the Federation's quar terly round robin and your opportunity to brief our citywide membership on projects and issues that your community council or organization is wo rking on. Is there pending legislation you are following? Do you have issues with the work of any of the city's departments or public official s? Do you have projects underway that other communities can learn from? The Round Robin is a great networking opportunity and a chance to gene rate support from the Federation and its member organizations for the im portant work you are doing. \nIf you have informational materials you w ould like distributed at the meeting\, please email electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net. \n\n7:00 Call to Ord er and Introductions \n Administration\n1. Changes to the agen da\n2. Treasurer's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 Green Legacy Levy—Brice Maryman and Cheryl Trivison\n\n7:45 Round Robin —Th anksgiving Cornucopia—Bring Your Issues! \n1. Congratulations on the Zoo Appeal\n2. Seattle Parks and Recreation Strategic Business Plan \n3. Multi-Family Code Changes\n4. 12-year tax holiday for new bui ldings that allocate 20 percent of condo or apartments to middle income residents \n5. Incentive zoning—follow up\n6. Other Issues/Project s\n\n9:00 Adjourn\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20080122T034029Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:16 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080124T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERAT ION\n\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursd ay\, January 24\, 2008\n\nREVISED AGENDA\n\nA Dialogue with Councilmembe r Tom Rasmussen\nChair\, Parks and Seattle Center Committee \n\nWhat cha nges can parks supporters expect with a new Parks Superintendent and a n ew chair of the City Council's Parks Committee? Is Seattle heading down the road of commercializing its parks? What direction will be provided in the Parks Strategic Business Plan? With the Pro-Parks Levy expiring in 2008\, will there be any funding sources for parks and open space pr ojects? Will the City ever live up to its legal obligation to enforce I nitiative 42\, which prohibits conversion of park property to non-park u ses unless rigorous requirements are met? \n\nLearn about Councilmember Rasmussen's vision for Seattle parks and recreation and the work of his council committee. Share your views on parks issues confronting your c ommunity and the city.\n\nThe January meeting will also include a round robin and is your opportunity to brief our citywide membership on projec ts and issues that your community council or organization is working on— and matters that the Federation should involve itself. \nIf you have inf ormational materials you would like distributed at the meeting\, please email electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net an d copies will be provided at the meeting. \n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda \n2. Treasurer's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 A Dialog ue with Councilmember Tom Rasmussen \n\n8:15 Round Robin—Bring Your I ssues! \n1. Flooding Issues—Renee Barton\n2. Northgate Overlay / Pinehurst Update\n3. Multi-Family Code Update\n4. Land Use Committ ee Update\n5. Children's Hospital proposed expansion update \n6. O ther Issues/Projects\n\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security alert\, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federatio n meeting\, please send your name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry list. No e-mail? Call 2 06-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant\, with ample parking in front .\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20080225T043602Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:17 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080228T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERAT ION\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, P acific Marine Center on Lake Union\n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursday\ , February 28\, 2008\n\nAGENDA\n\nShould Seattle require Lobbyists and t heir Employers to file reports with the Ethics and Elections Commission? Is it time for Independent Oversight of Biosafety Laboratories in Seat tle?\n\nTransparency in government means providing as much information a s possible to citizens on how city government makes decisions. There is now a proposal from Councilmember Nick Licata to require lobbyist regis tration and reporting. Other cities require reporting. Is this the dir ection Seattle should take? Learn the details from Newell Aldrich\, Cou ncilmember Licata's legislative assistant. \n\nSeattle got a wake-up ca ll three years ago when the University of Washington campus in the cente r of the city was temporarily proposed as the site for a Regional Biocon tainment Laboratory\, a large-scale high-security facility requiring bio containment to study disease-causing agents. One result was public awar eness of biosafety laboratories already operating within the city. Ther e are no provisions in place for the protection of human health that gov ern the siting of such laboratories. There are inadequate provisions go verning the operations of such labs. Learn about the proposal for indep endent oversight of Seattle Biosafety Laboratories from those who drafte d the proposed regulations.\n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductio ns\n\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasur er's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 Reporting by Lobbyists and Lobbyists' Employers—Newell Aldrich\, Legislative Assistant to Counc ilmember Nick Licata\n\n7:45 Independent Oversight of Biolabs in Seat tle—Kit O'Neill\, Steven Reisler\, Mike McCormick and Randy Baker\n\n8:1 5 Round Robin—Bring Your Issues! \n1. Proposed Multi-Family Code Changes—Update\n2. Updating Neighborhood Plans—Advantages and Pitfall s\n3. Annexation of North Highline—Update \n4. Pike Place Market I mprovement Levy\n5. Children's Hospital Proposed Expansion—Update \n6 . Other Issues/Projects\n\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal f acility on high security alert\, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry list. No e-ma il? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant\, with ample parkin g in front.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080318T202332Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080327T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080327T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080327T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERAT ION\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, P acific Marine Center on Lake Union\n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursday\ , March 27\, 2008\n\nAGENDA\n\nThe Future of Seattle's Libraries – \nA D ialogue with City Librarian Deborah Jacobs\n\nThe $196.4 million Librari es for All bond measure approved by voters in 1998 is coming to its conc lusion. In addition to a new Central Library\, projects have been under taken in Wallingford\, NewHolly\, Delridge\, Capitol Hill\, Green Lake\, Rainier Beach\, West Seattle\, High Point\, North East\, Beacon Hill\, Columbia\, Greenwood\, Fremont\, Ballard\, the International District\, Lake City\, Northgate\, Montlake\, South Park\, Douglass-Truth\, Southw est\, Queen Anne and the University District. So\, what is next? What are the Library's future needs?\n\nHow will the Library continue to buil d on its history of excellence in serving citizens? Will there ever be sufficient funding to maintain staffing to ensure open access to informa tion\, resources and services for our diverse communities and collection s on par with King County? Will funding ever be available for the Libr ary's reciprocal borrowing agreement with King County? How will the Lib rary and the Board of Trustees modify its service plan with funding limi tations? These are just a sampling of questions that will be asked of C ity Librarian Deborah Jacobs and Library Board of Trustees member\, Raji v Shah at the March Federation meeting.\n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 The Future of Seattle's Libraries—City Librarian Deborah Jacobs and Library Trustee R ajiv Shah. \n\n8:15 Round Robin—Bring Your Issues! \n1. Multi-Fa mily Code Update Task Force Report\n2. Pike Place Market Improvement Levy\n3. Updating Neighborhood Plans—Advantages and Pitfalls\n4. W ill the Magnuson Park wetlands be filled?\n5. Children's Hospital Pro posed Expansion—Update \n6. Other Issues/Projects\n\n9:00 Adjo urn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security alert\, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry list. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA com pliant\, with ample parking in front. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20080422T030924Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:19 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080424T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080424T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\nAGENDA\n\nPike Place Market Levy an d Campaign Finance Reform\n\nThe April Federation meeting will feature s peakers on both the proposed Pike Place Market Levy and proposals to imp lement the local option for public funding of local elections approved b y the state Legislature in the 2008 legislative session.\n\nMarket Levy: You've read that the Mayor has proposed a six-year\, $75 million levy for improvements to the Pike Place Market for the November 2008 ballot. Learn about the needs of the Market and different perspectives. The lev y as proposed by the Mayor would cost the median Seattle homeowner $37 p er year from 2009 through 2014 (based on a $420\,000 home). The levy pr oposal would include:\n• $68.6 million for major repair\, structural\ , and infrastructure and accessibility upgrades to all Public Developmen t Authority (PDA)-owned Market buildings\, as well as associated tenant space alteration costs.\n• $2 million for capital improvements to Vic tor Steinbrueck Park to make it a more lively and attractive park that c an be a great gathering place and an asset to the Market and neighborhoo d.\n• $4.4 million in estimated financing costs.\n\nLocal Option for Public Campaign Financing: In the 2008 legislative session\, the Legisl ature approved a bill ending a 16-year state ban and once again allowed local jurisdictions to create programs that offer public funds for local political campaigns—legislation supported by the Federation. What is th e appropriate approach to implementing legislation at the local level in Seattle? Learn from representatives from Washington Public Campaigns a bout their work to level the playing field in political campaigns. \n\ n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's report\n3. President's r eport\n\n7:15 The Pike Street Market Levy—The Needs of the Market \n\ n7:45 Campaign Finance Reform at the Local Level—The Options\n\n8:15 Round Robin—Bring Your Issues! \n\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security alert\, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, contact informati on\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry list . No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant\, with amp le parking in front. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20080519T173358Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:20 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080522T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080522T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERAT ION\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, P acific Marine Center on Lake Union\n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nThursday\ , May 22\, 2008\n\nAGENDA\n\nA Dialogue with Councilmember Sally Clark\n Chair\, Planning\, Land Use and Neighborhoods Committee\n\nWith the Mayo r's pro-growth\, pro-density and pro-business agenda\, will the City Cou ncil's Planning\, Land Use and Neighborhoods Committee exercise independ ent judgment on land use issues? What will be the future of neighborho od planning in light of the City Auditor's Neighborhood Plan Implementat ion Audit Report? Will citizen-driven neighborhood planning continue\, or will the City move to a top-down approach as predicted? These are j ust a few issues we will address with Councilmember Sally Clark\, who is also vice chair of the Transportation Committee. \n\nLearn about Coun cilmember Clark's vision for keeping the City's neighborhoods livable an d the economy thriving. \n\nThe May meeting will also include a round r obin and is your opportunity to brief our citywide membership on project s and issues that your community council or organization is working on—a nd matters that the Federation should involve itself. If you have infor mational materials you would like distributed at the meeting\, please em ail electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net and copies will be provided at the meeting.\n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's report\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 Round Robin—B ring Your Issues! \n1. Multi-Family Code Proposed Changes—update \n2 . Southeast District Council—Have social service agencies been given voting spots on the Council contrary to bylaws?\n3. Mega-House legisl ation\n4. Parks and Green Spaces Levy—funding for priorities\n5. O ther Issues/Projects\n\n7:45 A Dialogue with Councilmember Sally Clar k\n\n8:45 Round Robin—Continued \n\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a fe deral facility on high security alert\, so attendees must enter by the s ecurity gate and may need to present photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, contact informati on\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.com to be added to the entry lis t. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant\, w ith ample parking in front. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20080923T003340Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:21 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20080925T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080925T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\nAGENDA\n\nQuarterly Round Robin on Neighborhood Projects and Issues\n\nThe September Federation meeting is your opportunity to brief our citywide membership on projects and issues that your community council or organization is working on. Is there pe nding legislation you are following? Has your community council develop ed city budget priorities? Do you have issues with the work of any of t he city's departments or public officials? Do you have projects underwa y that other communities can learn from? The Round Robin is a great net working opportunity and a chance to generate support from the Federation and its member organizations for the important work you are doing. \n\ nIf you have informational materials you would like distributed at the m eeting\, please email electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jean nieh@serv.net. \n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's report\n3 . President's report\n\n7:15 Round Robin\n1. Pike Place Market levy\n2. Parks levy—Should the Federation take a position?\n3. The City's non-fix for megahouses\n4. Jail siting—Update \n5. Lake Un ion Opportunity Alliance (LUOA)—a new voice for South Lake Union\n6. Updating neighborhood plans\n7. RPZ proposed policy changes\n8. Ma gnuson Park continuing issues\n9. University Village proposed expansi on\n10. Study showing elevated risk of cancer from airborne pollutant s in south Seattle\, most particularly Georgetown and South Park\n11. Neighborhood blogs—a report from the recent Seattle Public Library/City Club event\n12. Children's Hospital proposed expansion—Is there a co mpromise?\n13. Noise ordinance update\n14. Other Issues/Projects\n \n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security ale rt\, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to presen t photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please send your name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail .com to be added to the entry list. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The b uilding is ADA compliant\, with ample parking in front. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20081119T025212Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:23 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081127T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081120T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\nSEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERATIO N\nRegular Meeting\nNOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pac ific Marine Center on Lake Union\n1801 Fairview Avenue East\nhttp://seat tlefederation.blogspot.com/\nThursday\, November 20\, 2008\n\nAGENDA\n\n Quarterly Round Robin on Neighborhood Projects and Issues\nA Continuatio n of a Seemingly Never-ending Story\n\nThe September Federation meeting will continue our quarterly discussion of issues and projects in your ne ighborhood. It is your opportunity to brief our citywide membership abo ut what you are working on and to share perceptions on what is going rig ht and what isn't with our city government.\n\nThe Round Robin is a grea t networking opportunity and a chance to generate support from the Feder ation and its member organizations for the important work you are doing. \n\nIf you have informational materials you would like distributed at the meeting\, please email electronic copies or links to Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net. \n\n7:00 Call to Order and Introductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agenda\n2. Treasurer's repo rt\n3. President's report\n\n7:15 Round Robin\n1. Jail siting—U pdate (15 minutes)\n2. Vote counting machines—Will King County be pre pared to have a paper trail to voting results?\n3. Appeal of the Chil dren's Final EIS\n4. Electing a County Elections Officer—The Process and are there any Candidates for the February Election?\n5. Universit y Village proposed expansion—Yet again! 300 unit housing complex planne d at QFC\n6. Upcoming City Council Races\n7. Other Issues/Projects \n\n9:00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security a lert\, so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to pres ent photo ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, plea se send your name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gma il.com to be added to the entry list. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The building is ADA compliant\, with ample parking in front. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H DTSTAMP:20090422T045919Z UID:0290A9F2-D083-4601-8A64-1FE06BAB3E73-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:24 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090423T190000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090423T190000 SUMMARY:Seattle Community Council Federation Meeting DESCRIPTION:What: An independent federation of Seattle Neighborhood grou ps.\n\nhttp://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/\n\n \"The Seattle Communit y Council Federation welcomes guests and representatives from community- based organization in the Seattle area. We want to be aware of issues af fecting your neighborhood\, and we hope that you will join us with your input at our monthly meetings). \"\n\nWhere: NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency)\, Pacific Marine Center on Lake Union \n1801 Fairvie w Avenue East.\n\nNOTE: As a federal facility\, NOAA is on high security alert. Those attending must enter by the security gate and may be asked to present photo ID. If you have not attended a recent Federation meeti ng\, please contact Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or email him your name\ , contact information and address at rickbarrett@gmail.com to have your named added to the Guard's entry list. The building is ADA compliant and there's ample parking in front.\n\n\nWhen: 7 to 9 PM\n\nRepeats: Monthl y\, 4th Thursday\n\nContact: Rick Barrett at 206-365-1267 or rickbarret t@gmail.com\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nThe Hazards of Light Pollution\nf eaturing representatives from Dark Skies Northwest\n\nLargely because of a proliferation of unregulated\, glaring lights\, the Milky Way can no longer be seen from Seattle. With the adoption of full cut-off lighting and appropriate lighting levels\, our view of the Milky Way can be resto red. What are the impediments to enacting measures to protect our night skies and public health? \n\nThe April Federation meeting will feature representatives from Dark Skies Northwest to discuss the basic aspects of light pollution including lighting design aesthetics\, energy waste\, toll on health\, effects on wildlife\, loss of our view of the cosmos. Learn what can be done to help remedy the problem though good outdoor l ighting and effective ordinances. \nSee: http://www.kcba.org/newsevents /barbulletin/archive/2009/09-03/article1.aspx\n\nThe April meeting will also include our monthly Round Robin of issues and projects in your neig hborhood. It is your opportunity to brief our citywide membership about what you are working on and to share perceptions on what is going right and what isn’t with our city government. Don’t forget\, it is time to renew your Federation dues! \n\nIf you have informational materials you would like distributed at the meeting\, please email electronic copies o r links to Jeannie Hale at jeannieh@serv.net. \n\n7:00 Call to Or der and Introductions\n Administration\n1. Changes to the agen da\n2. Treasurer’s report\n3. President’s report\n\n7:15 The Ha zards of Light Pollution: Bruce Weertman\, Lew Macfarlane\, Rubie Johns on and David Ingram\, Dark Skies Northwest\n\n8:30 Round Robin\n1. Legalizing detached accessory dwelling citywide\n2. Neighborhood Pla nning Advisory Committee—status report\n3. Other issues/projects\n\n9 :00 Adjourn\n\nNOAA is a federal facility on high security alert\ , so attendees must enter by the security gate and may need to present p hoto ID. If you haven't attended a recent Federation meeting\, please se nd your name\, contact information\, and address to rickbarrett@gmail.co m to be added to the entry list. No e-mail? Call 206-365-1267. The buil ding is ADA compliant\, with ample parking in front.\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080523T052839Z UID:B9F8AECC-6366-4249-AA16-288F09F256EA-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:22 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.fremontmarket.com/madison/ DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080523T150000 SUMMARY:Madrona Farmers Market DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080523T190000 DESCRIPTION:Fresh veggies\, bread\, and other goodies! Grocery Outlet pa rking lot\, MLK & Union\, \n\nWeekly\, May 16th to September 26th\n\nhtt p://www.fremontmarket.com/madison/ RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080927T065959Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20071101T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20071101T235900 SUMMARY:Seattle Art Museum FREE UID:8FAAFB93-7287-11DC-88B0-003065D8A3E2-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20071020T064327Z DESCRIPTION:Free\, 1st Thursday\, 10 Am - Midnight!\n\nLots of other mus eums/galleries also free on 1st Thursday. SEQUENCE:7 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080311T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080311T200000 SUMMARY:State of the Central District UID:22AB0EDA-221B-49A5-B8A2-F809BAEF6E14-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20080306T234045Z DESCRIPTION:The 2nd Annual The State of the Central District: A Communit y Forum\, will take place on Tuesday\, March 11\, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.\, in Schafer Auditorium (Lemieux Library) at Seattle University.\n\nThis is an annual event that began in March 2007 as part of a service-learning c lass project where students were charged with the task of collecting dat a on the impact of gentrification in Seattle's Central District. This ye ar\, students will present their findings and a panel of key community l eaders will address the findings and the current political\, economic an d social climate of the Central District.\n\nThe panelists are: James Bi ble (President\, Seattle-King County NAACP)\, Garry Owens (Department of Neighborhoods\, City of Seattle)\, Lynn Domingo (Legacy of Equality\, L eadership and Organizing)\, Andrew Miller (Miller Park Neighborhood Asso ciation)\, Jim Mueller (JC Mueller LLC)\, Professor Henry McGee (School of Law\, Seattle University) and Professor Flora Wilson Bridges (School of Theology & Ministry\, Seattle University).\n\nThe findings of the fir st report\, The State of the Central District Report (2007)\, will be un veiled\, which we hope will continue an ongoing dialogue and call to act ion within the community about this issue. This event is sponsored by th e Departments of Cultural Anthropology\, Sociology\, Social Work and Glo bal African Studies\, Washington Educators for Social Justice\, the Seat tle University Center for Service and Community Engagement and Professor Le Xuan Hy\, the Pigott-McCone Endowed Chair.\n\n[Notes from Andrew Tay lor:\n\n I believe I am the Andrew Miller mentioned above: they did invi te me.\n\n The format of the event is as follows:\n \n6:00 – 6:10 – Welc ome and introduction of our panelists\n6:10 – 6:40 – Student Presentatio ns\n6:40 – 7:30 – Panel Discussion\n7:30 – 8:00 – Q&A and Open Discussio n with the Community ] END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080412T140000 SUMMARY:YMCA Healthy Kids Day UID:DE73EA88-521F-4B02-9645-DD10BAE7D660-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080410T035304Z DESCRIPTION:Meredith Mathews YMCA is holding Healthy Kids Day on Saturda y the 12th from 10 am - 2 pm. They will have healthy activities for kids and families including blood sugar testing and nutritional information\ , demonstrations and family yoga\, swimming programs\, and community inf ormation. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20070430T160805Z UID:8A55BD22-F2B8-465C-9237-57B125931BD8-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:14 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070410T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070410T210000 DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Tuesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thavy Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20070509T065959Z;BYDAY=2WE END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080620T074410Z UID:98E297C0-2D40-43F2-BA36-2E423DEF1E63-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 URL;VALUE=URI:http://seattlefederation.blogspot.com/2008/06/new-info-on- seattle-community-council.html DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T100000 SUMMARY:SEATTLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL FEDERATION\nAnnual Workshop DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080621T130000 DESCRIPTION:Brighton Apartment Penthouse\n6727 Rainier Avenue South\nSat urday\, June 21\, 2008\, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.\nWhen you arrive at the Bright on turn left into the visitor's parking area. Someone will be in the lob by to admit you and direct you to the ADA compliant elevator.\n\nEVERYON E WELCOME\, THIS IS AN OPEN\, COMMUNITY-WIDE WORKSHOP\n\nA Dialogue With The Livable Seattle Movement\,\nSome Proposed Solutions To Make Seattle More Livable and Affordable\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20080915T031434Z UID:A80ECC65-A323-4ADF-BEB0-ABB9365BA9ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.capitolhillcommunitycouncil.org/forum/t-86868/c apitol-hill-procession-of-the-spirits-halloween-walk DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T170000 SUMMARY:CHCC Halloween Event DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081031T200000 DESCRIPTION:http://www.capitolhillcommunitycouncil.org/forum/t-86868/cap itol-hill-procession-of-the-spirits-halloween-walk\n\nAttention Trick or Treaters!\n\nThe Capitol Hill Community Council announces the first ann ual\nCapitol Hill “Procession of the Spirits” Halloween Walk\nFriday Oct . 31\, 2008\n5-8pm\n\nMusic\, candy and community.\n\nTheme this year is “skulls”\n\nCome dress in your best costume as we celebrate life and re member those that have gone on before us.\nWalk starts at Seattle Center Community College at 7pm\,\nProceeds down the West side of Broadway to Roy St and then back up the East side. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080814T180000 EXDATE;TZID=US/Pacific:20080710T180000 DTSTAMP:20090925T054038Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:36 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T193000 DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nConta ct: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinato r\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nTh is month's agenda:\n RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=2TH END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20081003T232427Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:26 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081009T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nConta ct: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinato r\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nTh is month's agenda:\nCentral Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nOctobe r 9th\, 2008: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 East Che rry Street\n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1. Introductions\n• Name an d Affiliation\n• Additions to Agenda Ron Boddie\, Chair - CANDC\nDistric t Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:05 p.m.\nRoundtable\n2. Updates from ne ighborhoods Ron Boddie Chair 6:05 pm – 6:20 pm\n3. Update from Neighborh ood Plan Stewardship Committee Adrienne Bailey\, Vice Chair 6:20 p.m.- 6 :25 p.m.\n\n4. SE NDC Adrienne Bailey\nPat Murakami\n 6:25 p.m.- 6:35 p. m.\n5.Seattle City Council Bruce Harrell (20 minutes)\nSally Clark (20 minutes) 6:35 p.m.- 7:15 p.m.\n6. Enhancement Fund – Emergency Prep aredness/Neighborhood Maps Discussion 7:15 p.m.–7:25 p.m.\n7. AIA for No vember meeting Adjournment 7:25 pm - 7:30 p.m.\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20081110T193258Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081113T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081113T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nConta ct: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinato r\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nTh is month's agenda:\n\n Central Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nNo vember 13th\, 2008: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 Ea st Cherry Street\n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n\nCORRECTION: COUNCIL MEMBER LICATA CANNOT ATTEND!\n\n1. Introductions\n• Name and Affiliation \n• Additions to Agenda Ron Boddie\, Chair - CANDC\nDistrict Council Mem bers\n\nRoundtable\n2. Updates from neighborhoods Ron Boddie Chair\n3. U pdate from Neighborhood Plan Stewardship Committee Adrienne Bailey\, Vic e Chair\n4. SE NDC Adrienne Bailey\n5.Seattle City Council Nick Licatal (20 minutes)\n15 minutes report \n5 minutes question& answer\n6. Alcoho l Impact Area Presentation Tienney Milnor\n7. Emergency Preparedness Dec ember meeting Adjournment Ron Boddie\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20081205T005235Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:28 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20081211T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081211T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nConta ct: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinato r\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nTh is month's agenda:\n1. Introductions\n• Name and Affiliation\n• Addition s to Agenda Ron Boddie\, Chair - CANDC\nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:05 p.m.\n\n2. CNC brief Ron Boddie Chair 6:05 pm – 6:10 pm\n3. N omination Committee Report Ron Boddie Chair 6:10 p.m.- 6:15 p.m.\n\n4. Emergency Preparedness Workshop Tracy Connelly 6:15 p.m.- 7:10 p.m.\n5. Snacks Members 7:10 p.m.- 7:30 p.m.\n6. Adjournment Ron Boddie 7:30 p.m .\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090106T222503Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:29 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090108T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090108T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Garfield Community Center\n2323 East Cherry Street\n\nConta ct: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinato r\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nTh is month's agenda:\n Central Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nJanu ary 8th\, 2009: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nGarfield Community Center\n2323 East C herry Street\n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1. Introductions\n• Addit ions to Agenda\n• Group Reports/Updates Tenaya Wright\, Chair - \nDistri ct Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:15 p.m.\n\n2. Marketing the District C ouncil Tenaya Wright Chair 6:15 pm – 6:25 pm\n3. By Laws Discussion Thu rston Muskelly\, Vice Chair 6:25 p.m.- 6:45 p.m.\n\n4. 2009 Work Plan D iscussion All Members 6:45 p.m.- 7:10 p.m.\n5. Thank You Card to Ms. Co nnelly for Emergency Preparedness Training All Members 7:10 p.m.- 7:30 p .m.\n6. Items for February 12th NDC meeting\nAdjournment Tenaya Wright C hair 7:30 p.m.\n\nCentral Area Neighborhood District Coucnil :\n\nAfrica n American Veterans Group Robert Stephens\nCentral Area Neighborhood Association Darcy Marlowe\nCentral Area Chamber of Commerce DeCharlen e Williams\nColman Neighbors Association Meg Olsen\nGarfield Community Council Marcia Sheckler\nGreater Madison Valley Community Council A drienne Bailey \nJackson Place Community Council Steve Van Oel\nJackso n Street Community Association Jennifer Habu\nJudkins Park Community Co uncil Vince Furfaro\nLeschi Community Council Thurston Muskelly\nM adrona Community Council Cynthia Stross\nMadrona Valley Neighborhood Association George Martinez\nMiller Park Community Council Andrew Tay lor\nMt. Baker Community Council Pat Murakami\nSeattle University Mako Fitts\nSquire Park Community Council Tenaya Wright\nWA Educator s for Social Justice Gary Perry\n12th Avenue Neighborhood Planning B ill Zosel\n14th and Main Neighborhood Association Joan Habu\n23rd & Uni on Merchants Jean Tinnea\nBlack Dollar Day Task Force Lottie Cross \n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090309T055057Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:30 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090312T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090312T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Douglass Truth Library\n2300 East Yesler Way\n\n\nContact: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n2 06-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nThis m onth's agenda:\n Central Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nThursday March 12th\, 2009: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nDouglass Truth Library\n2300 East Yesler Way\n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1. Introductions\n• Additio ns to Agenda\n• Group Reports/Updates Tenaya Wright\, Chair - \nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:15 p.m.\n\nSeattle City Council Richard Conlin 6:15 pm – 6:45 pm\n08 Letter of Intent Applicants\n3 minute brie fings. 2 min presentation\n1 minute question & answer.\nRecap Tenaya Wr ight Chair\nMatching Fund Staff 6:45 p.m.- 7:25 p.m.\n\n Items for April 9h NDC meeting\nAdjournment Tenaya Wright Chair 7:30 p.m.\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090402T235623Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:31 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090409T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090409T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nThursday April 9th\, 2009: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nDouglass Truth Librar y\n2300 East Yesler Way\n\n\nContact: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov \nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\ , 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n1. Introductions \n• Additions to Agenda\n• CNC Report – Updates Tenaya Wright\, Chair - \nDistrict Council Members\nTenaya Wright 6:00 p.m.- 6:15 p.m.\n\nMayor ’s Office Pamela Banks 6:15 pm – 6:45 pm\nNeighborbor Street Fund Applic ants (12)\n3 minute briefings. 2 min presentations\n1 minute question & answer Members\nRank the top 5 applications due right after the meeting 6:45 p.m.- 7:25 p.m.\n\n May 14 h NDC meeting Health Disparity Film\nM ay meeting will be held at the Odessa Brown Clinic – 2101 E Yesler Way\n Adjournment Tenaya Wright Chair 7:30 p.m.\n\nThe Central Area Neighborho od District Council will be meeting Thursday\, 6PM\, April 9th\, 2009\, at the Douglass Truth Library located at 2300 East Yesler Way (NE corner of 23rd & Yesler). Applicants will be allow 3 minute presentations on their projects. The first 2 minutes describing the project and communit y benefits. The last minute will be for question and answer. The Distr ict Council will determine the top 5 and forward the information to the City on April 10th the due date.\n \nParticipants with more than one pro ject will be allowed additional 3 minutes per application. The intervie wing of applications will commence at about 6:45 PM. \n \nIn the interes t of ensuring a fair and equitable review process\, all reviewers involv ed in prioritizing or selecting Neighborhood Project Funds (NPF) will be asked to follow these guidelines.\n1-any reviewer will commit to review ing every proposal in their district regardless of how many.\n2-Any revi ewer who submitted an NPF proposal\, or whose organization submitted an NPF proposal\, will make their connection to the proposal known to the r eview committee so that the committee can make an informed and balanced decision.\n3-Any opportunity extended to one applicant for providing add itional information to the District Council\, such as an invitation to a ppear at a District Council meeting\, should be extended equally to all applicants in the district.\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090430T040200Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:32 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090514T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090514T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Odessa Brown Clinic 2nd Floor Conf Rm\n2101 East Yesler Way \n\nContact: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District C oordinator\n206-233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\nCentral Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Coun cil\nThursday May 14th\, 2009: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nOdessa Brown Clinic 2nd Floor Conf Rm\n2101 East Yesler Way\n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1 . Introductions\n• Additions to Agenda\n• Thanks to District Council Mem bers for moving the Neighborhood Project Funds forward. Tenaya Wright\, Chair - \nDistrict Council Members\n 6:00 p.m.- 6:10 p..m..\n\nHealth Di sparities Overview June Beleford 6:10 pm – 6:50 p.m.\nCity Light Strateg ic Plan and 5 Year Conservation Action Plan Mike Eagan 6:50 p.m.- 7:15 p .m.\n\n Round Table\nAdjournment Members 7:15 pm. - 7:30 p.m.\n\nDRAFT\n Meeting Summary\nCentral Area Neighborhood District Council\n\nTenaya Wr ight called the meeting to order at 6:05 PM. Attendance consisted of\, Marcia Sheckler from Garfield\, Ron Boddie the Secretary\, Thurston Musk elly from CADA\, Robert Stephens\, Judy Brandon/Rene Smiley/Anne Landfie ld/Darrell Howe NPF applicants\, Vince Furfaro/Eudora Carter from Judkin s Park\, Steve Van Oel from Jackson Place\, Tenaya Wright the chair\, Pe arson Cummings/John Stewart from Central Neighborhood Assn\, Max Liebowi tz from Madrona\, Joanna Cullen from Squire Park\, Pamela Banks from the Mayor’s Office\, Bill Zosel from 12th Avenue\, Nora Wheat a 26th Av res ident\, Kamilah Brown from King County\, Nate Cole-Daum from Leschi\, Ka thryn Keller from the CA land use committee and Ted Divina from Neighbor hoods.\n\nThurston reported the Stewardship would be meeting the 4th Tue sday @ 6PM @ the B of A conference @ 23rd & Jackson.\n\nPamela reported the City’s budget status\, the Youth Violence Prevention Initiative\, an d the Executives volunteer initiative. Members reminded her that youth need jobs and to consider laws that would regulate gun control. Pamela noted there will be a homeless needs assessment on 4/13/09 from 9 am to midnight. She encouraged volunteers.\n\nMembers listened to presentatio ns from applications on Neighborhood Project Fund (NPF). Darrell Howe p resented on project numbers 08-26 & 28open space and park trail improvem ents in Leschi/Frink Park. Robert Stephens presented # 08-402 left turn signal @ 23rd & Cherry & # 09-191 pathway artwork. Julie Brandon prese nted # 09-177 sidewalk improvements @ 501 23rd Avenue South. Anne Landf ield presented #09-055 cross walk at MLK & Marion. Steve Van Oel presen ted # 09-175 traffic calming on 20th Avenue South from Jackson to 23rd A venue South.\n\nMembers ranked the top 5 NPF applications. Rankings wer e 1 # 09-055 MLK/Marion crosswalk. 2. # 08-328 park trail improvements. 3. 09-191 pathway artwork. 4 # 09-175 traffic calming measures on 20t h between Jackson to 23rd Av So. 5 09-117 repair sidewalk at 501 23rd A venue South. The rankings were forwarded to the Department of Neighborh oods.\n\nTenaya adjourned the meeting adjourned at 7:45 pm. \n\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090606T040524Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:33 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090611T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090611T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nDouglass Truth Library\n2300 East Yesler Way\n\nContact: Ted Divin a\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-233-72 57\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nThis month's ag enda:\n\n Central Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nThursday June 1 1th\, 2009: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nDouglass Truth Library\n2300 East Yesler W ay\n\n\n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n1. Introductions\n• Additions to Ag enda\n• Round Table/Announcements Tenaya Wright\, Chair - \nDistrict Cou ncil Members\nGary Owens Neighborhood Matching Projects Update 6:00 p.m. - 6:20 p..m..\n\nSeattle School District Dialogue Ms. Mary Bass\nSeattle School Board Representative 6:20 pm – 7:00 p.m.\nNeighborhood Planning Advisory Committee Alternate Adrienne Bailey\nTenaya Wright 7:00 p.m.- 7 :15 p.m.\n\n\nAdjournment Members 7:15 pm. - 7:30 p.m.\n\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090909T050951Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:34 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20090910T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090910T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere:Douglass Truth Library\n2300 East Yesler Way\n\nContact: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206- 233-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nThis mont h's agenda:\nCentral Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nThursday Sept ember 10th\, 2009: 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nDouglass Truth Library\n2300 East Y esler Way\n\n \n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n• Introductions\n• Additions to Agend a\n• Round Table/Announcements Thurston Muskelly\nDistrict Council Membe rs\nDistrict Council Members 6:00 p.m.- 6:20 p..m..\n• Neighborhood Plan ning Advisory Update Adrienne Bailey\n 6:20 pm – 6:30 p.m.\n• District C ouncil Support Angela Powell 6:30 pm – 6:40 pm\n• Drug Market Initiative Brief Tienney Milnor 6:40 pm – 7:10\n• Library Update Denise Harnley 7: 10 p.m.- 7:20 p.m.\n\n• Wrap Up & Adjournment Members 7:20 pm. - 7:30 p. m\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT1H30M DTSTAMP:20090925T054038Z UID:EFB088C7-C1E8-48F8-9608-E488109401ED-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:35 RECURRENCE-ID;TZID=US/Pacific:20091008T180000 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091008T180000 SUMMARY:Central Area Neighborhood District Council DESCRIPTION:What: City sponsored neighborhood group\, connecting grassro ots organizations with the City.\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodc ouncil/structure.htm\n\nArea served: Centra Area S. of Madison & Madison -Miller area:\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoodcouncil/boundaries.h tm\n\nWhere: Douglass Truth Library\n2300 East Yesler Way\nContact: Ted Divina\nted.divina@seattle.gov\nNeighborhood District Coordinator\n206-2 33-7257\n\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Thursday\, 6 - 7:30 PM\n\nThis month 's agenda:\n Central Area Neighborhood \nDistrict Council\nThursday Oct ober 8 th\, 2009\n06:00 pm- 7:30 pm\nDouglass Truth Library\n2300 East Y esler Way\n\n \n\n----- Agenda Topics -----\n• Introductions\n• Additions to Agend a\n• Round Table/Announcements Thurston Muskelly\nDistrict Council Membe rs\nDistrict Council Members 6:00 p.m.- 6:20 p..m..\n• Neighborhood Plan ning Advisory Update Adrienne Bailey\n 6:20 pm – 6:30 p.m.\n• Department of Neighborhoods Stella Chao 6:30 pm – 6:45 pm\n• Neighborhood Street F und Terese Casper 6:45 pm – 7:10 pm\n• Support Angela Powell 7:10 p.m.- 7:20 p.m.\n\n• Wrap Up & Adjournment Thurston Muskelly 7:20 pm. - 7:30 p .m .\n\nCentral Area Neighborhood District Council :\n\nAfrican American Veterans Group Robert Stephens\nCentral Area Neighborhood Associatio n Darcy Marlowe\nCentral Area Chamber of Commerce DeCharlene Williams \nColman Neighbors Association Meg Olsen\nGarfield Community Council Marcia Sheckler\nGreater Madison Valley Community Council Adrienne Ba iley \nJackson Place Community Council Ryan Morgan\nJackson Street Com munity Association Jennifer Habu\nJudkins Park Community Council Vinc e Furfaro\nLeschi Community Council Thurston Muskelly\nMadrona Commu nity Council Cynthia Stross\nMadrona Valley Neighborhood Association George Martinez\nMiller Park Community Council Andrew Taylor\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT LOCATION:12th Avenue between Pike and Pine in front of the East Precinct DTSTAMP:20080704T064616Z UID:F2DAC701-959F-4A91-81B4-225AE13E9AE4-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T130000 SUMMARY:East Precinct Picnic DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080712T160000 DESCRIPTION:East Precinct Picnic \nSaturday\, July 12th \n1:00-4:00 pm \ n12th Avenue between Pike and Pine in front of the East Precinct \n(12th Ave. will be blocked off). \n\nThis annual event is a wonderful opportu nity to meet all of your East Pct. neighbors and to meet all of your Eas t Pct. Officers and Personnel. There will be FREE food\, fun activities for the kids\, a raffle and information booths. Please let all of your f riends and neighbors know too! NOTE: There are still opportunities for community groups and organizations to sign-up for information table. The deadline for this is Monday\, July 7th. Please contact Mike Yasutake a t: michael.yasutake@seattle.gov. Event is being sponsored by the Seat tle Police Foundation. Thank you and hope to see all of you on July 12th !!! \n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090831 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090908 SUMMARY:Public library closed UID:1074DC2C-32D2-4B1F-8A04-5BC3A60ADEB7-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:7 DTSTAMP:20090730T143345Z DESCRIPTION:THE SEATTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM TO CLOSE\nAUG. 31 THROUGH SEPT. 7\n \nThe Seattle Public Library system will close Monday\, Aug. 3 1 through Sunday\, Sept. 6 due to citywide budget cuts. Please note Mond ay\, Sept. 7 is the Labor Day holiday and all libraries will be closed. Regular Library operations will resume Tuesday\, Sept. 8.\nAll city depa rtments identified reductions to address a $43 million gap in the 2009 c ity budget. The Library is funded from the city general fund.\nThe syste mwide closure\, along with other cuts\, will help the Library meet a 2 p ercent budget reduction – about $1 million. The closure will save approx imately $655\,000.\nThe closure will mean salary reductions for about 70 0 employees who will not be paid\, or accrue vacation or retirement bene fits during those weeks. An additional $350\,000 in cuts – which include management and administration layoffs\, extending the staff computer re placement schedule and reducing the training budget\, are also being imp lemented.\nNo Library services will be available during the one-week clo sure and will have the following impacts:\n· No materials will b e due and no fines will be accrued.\nThe last day to check out Library i tems before the closure is Sunday\, Aug. 30. Visit www.spl.org\, or call 206-386-4636 for more information on which Library locations are open o n Sunday and their hours of operation.\n \nNo book drops will be open. C ustomers should keep books and materials at home until the Library syste m reopens. No fines will be charged during the closure week. Customers w ill be responsible for theft\, loss or damage to Library materials left outside buildings.\n \nNo access to the online catalog. You will not be able to search the catalog or databases\, place holds on materials\, or check your Library record.\n \nNo access to the Web site (www.spl.org). No staff members will be working to maintain and troubleshoot problems. This means online computer sign-ups\, the online reference service and o ther features will not be available.\n \nNo Library computers will be av ailable. You will not be able to reserve a computer for the week the Lib rary system is closed.\n \nNo programs or events in Library meeting room s.\n \nNo Telecirc\, the Library’s automated telephone service.\n \nNo Q uick Information telephone service.\n \n No mail will be received during the closure. The Library will have the U.S. Post Office hold all mail u ntil the Library reopens. There will not be staff available to accept de liveries.\n \n· No book club books will be sent\, received or re turned during the one-week closure. Book club books will be sent to libr aries as usual on the last Wednesday of the month\, Aug. 26. Books not a vailable then will be sent as soon as possible after Labor Day\, Monday\ , Sept. 7. Contact your library\, or the Washington Center for the Book at bookgroups@spl.org or 206-615-1747 if you are part of a book group an d have questions.\n \nNo Mobile Services.\n \nNo book donations will be collected at Library facilities during the closure. If you have book don ations to make during the one-week closure\, please contact the Friends Book Sale office at (206) 523-4053 or e-mail booksale@spl.org.\n.\nThe u nderground\, independently operated parking garage at the Central Librar y will remain open\, as well Neighborhood Services Centers co-located wi th branch libraries with separate entrances. Service Centers located wit hin branches will continue to provide assistance by appointment only.\n \n \nAug. 31 through Sept. 6 was the week was selected for the closure b ecause general Library use at that time is not as high as other times du ring the year\, school is not in session and there are fewer Library pro grams scheduled.\nOther options\, such as a rotating schedule of closure s so that some Library service was available were examined\, but did not produce the magnitude of savings necessary. Closing all branch librarie s on Fridays for the second half of 2009 would have produced the same sa vings as a one-week closure\, but service hours would have been reduced by 5\,408\, in comparison to the 1\,437 hours lost by closing all operat ions for a one week. Also\, a Friday closure of all branches would have resulted in an estimated 22 staff layoffs.\n“While there were no good op tions\, temporarily closing will have the least impact on public service for the long term\,” said City Librarian Susan Hildreth.\nThe Library’s $50 million operating budget is mainly allocated for personnel who run the libraries and provide direct public service\, books and materials\, and fixed costs\, such as telecommunication and Internet services and ut ilities. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091220T110000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091220T150000 SUMMARY:Broadway Farmers' Market: last day UID:58A6B00B-469A-4305-9F48-CC56D449E138-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091123T022800Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070407T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070407T113000 SUMMARY:Emergency Preparedness UID:5563E262-E015-4B91-95EC-32650538B2EB-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 DTSTAMP:20070327T050659Z DESCRIPTION:The City SNAP (Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare) will help you and your family and neighborhood become better prepared for the next disaster.\n\nCome and learn how to put together a disaster supply kit\, create a family disaster plan and organize with your neighbors to take care of each other when disaster strikes.\n\nProgram at Garfield Co mmunity Center\, 2323 E. Cherry Street. Saturday April 7th\, 10 - 11:30 AM.\n\nInformation: http://www.seattle.gov/emergency SEQUENCE:6 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20070929T090000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20070929T160000 SUMMARY:Seattle Peace Chorus Yard Sale UID:7FA1B9F6-D128-4833-9B04-1750C4BA60F6-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20070915T155202Z DESCRIPTION:http://www.seattlepeacechorus.org/yardsale2007.html\n\nWhen: \nSaturday\, Sept. 29\, 2007\, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.\n\nWhere:\n8008 35th Ave. NE\, across from Wedgwood Presbyterian Church\, about 2 miles NE of University of Washington\nMap:\nhttp://www.seattlepeacechorus.org/image s/wedgwoodpresby2.JPG\n\nWhat: \nFurniture\, small appliances\, books\, household and electronic items\, garden tools\, plants\, decorations\, g ames\, children's furniture\, toys\, and much\, much more —great bargain s!\n\nDonations of above items in good condition gladly accepted. Note: We are not accepting clothes.\n\nCall for pick up. (206) 264-5532 or e-m ail info@seattlepeacechorus.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080119T100000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080119T113000 SUMMARY:MADCAP Cleanup UID:601AA3B1-23E3-420F-A52A-B5402977AB36-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20080107T005716Z DESCRIPTION:The next MaDCAP neighborhood cleanup will be Saturday\, Janu ary 19th\, beginning at 10:00 am and ending at 11:30. The positive chan ges in the neighborhood of late allow for a later start time and an earl ier finish as we've found there just isn't as much to clean up. Along w ith cleaning up\, being present in the neighborhood has always been the other piece of MaDCAP's mission\, and the tragic event of last week unde rscores how important it is to have a connected and supportive neighborh ood. We will gather in the open space behind the Prince of Wales apartm ent building at 1818 20th Ave. Starbuck's coffee will be available begi nning at 9:40. We hope you can take the time to join us. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DURATION:PT2H LOCATION:330 19th Ave E. DTSTAMP:20081114T011620Z UID:B74BF62B-5A26-4148-94D7-10F4FF6BBA52-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20081201T190000 SUMMARY:Miller Community Center Advisory Council DESCRIPTION:What: The Miiler Advisory Council works closely with Miller Community Center to help provide support and imagination to bring you th e programs you want. The Advisory Council assists in providing programs and services to the community and advise the Department of Parks and Rec reation regarding programs\, services\, facilities and operations\n\nhtt p://www.seattle.gov/parks/centers/miller.htm\n\nhttp://www.seattle.gov/p arks/Arc/default.htm\n\nWhere: Miller Community Center\, 330 - 19th Ave. E.\n\nRepeats: Monthly\, 2nd Wednesday\n\nContact: Center Director Thav y Pen\, 684-4753\, thavy.pen@seattle.gov\n\nThis month's agenda:\n\n END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20080507T183000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20080507T200000 SUMMARY:CHCC Steering Committee : Elections UID:826B6D0E-0D71-43B9-BD59-5A5628F8DD00-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:8 DTSTAMP:20080428T165047Z DESCRIPTION:CHCC Steering Committee meeting\nWHEN: Tentatively scheduled for May 7th from 6:30pm-8:00pm\nWHERE: 1651 Olive Way (underneath Coldw ell Banker)\nWHAT: This meeting will review the election outreach plan\, election format\, voting logistics\, etc. Come join us and get to know the other people involved in CHCC. An email reminder will be sent out a few days in advance. END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080607 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20080608 SUMMARY:Prospect Church Parade UID:4497B84F-815A-4DC1-A16E-3BFE215FDC23-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:4 DTSTAMP:20080501T142135Z DESCRIPTION:A neighbor told me about a unique parade on The Hill this su mmer - Saturday\, June 7\, there will be a parade of jugglers\, belly da ncers and other talented members of the Prospect Church. They will start at All Pilgrims Church\non Broadway and end at Prospect Church at 19th Ave. East and East Prospect.\n\nProspect is celebrating its 100th birthd ay the weekend of June 7/8\, 2008. Prospect was started by folks from Pi lgrim.\n\nFor more info:\nProspect Congregational United Church of Chris t\n1919 E Prospect\, Seattle WA 98112\n206-322-6030\nProspectucc@yahoo.c om END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091031T180000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091031T200000 SUMMARY:CHCC Halloween Walk UID:C0D8379B-A52D-4D97-94D0-72C4A71D2EA1-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:6 DTSTAMP:20091002T043246Z DESCRIPTION:The Capitol Hill Community Council is starting the planning for our 2nd annual Capitol Hill Halloween Walk. We hope to draw out memb ers of our community\, our neighbors and other visitors to this exciting all-ages event and maintain Capitol Hill’s reputation as a fun and inte ractive community. The theme for this year’s walk is Witchcraft & Wizard ry.\n\nWe plan on gathering at Seattle Central Community College\, in fr ont of the Broadway Performance Hall. The walk will start at 6pm at the college and will proceed down the west side of Broadway to Roy Street th en back up the east side and end at Cal Anderson Park by 8pm. Community children and their parents will lead the walk.\n\nWe are encouraging bus inesses on Broadway to decorate and participate in the Walk by handing o ut packaged candy between the hours of 6 and 8pm on Saturday\, October 3 1st (Halloween). We are also encouraging community members to be involve d in the Walk by spreading the word or by helping out the day-of. If you 're interested in volunteering\, please contact chcc.events@gmail.com.\n \nNewsflash: \" I'm happy to announce that there will be more opportunit ies for photo ops soon - the Sisters of the Mother House will be accompa nying the Capitol Hill Community Council's Halloween Walk. I'm delighted - what better way is there to start Halloween on Capitol Hill than goin g door to door for candy on Broadway with a charitable sisterhood of dra g nuns?\"\nhttp://comradebunny.blogspot.com/2009/09/seattle-aids-walk-wi th-sisters-of.html END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20090727T180000 LOCATION:Mount Zion Baptist Church DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20090727T210000 SUMMARY:Central Area / Capitol Hill Candidate Forum UID:9101255D-3BA5-4EA3-8F0C-2D2448B620C0-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20090625T222604Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20091015T190000 DTEND;TZID=US/Pacific:20091015T210000 SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Community Council UID:AABD1636-4AA7-48EF-88B7-D0B4DBD54F23-EE610180-1AE3-4405-9CFC-310974E B65C2 SEQUENCE:5 DTSTAMP:20091007T040221Z DESCRIPTION:Capitol Hill Community Council\nOctober General Meeting Agen da\nCal Anderson Shelter House\nCal Anderson Park\n7-9pm on October 15\, 2009\n\nOfficer Introductions & Welcome – 2 min\n\nOpen Floor – 15 min\ n\nSeptember Meeting Minutes/Finance Report – 8 min\n\nCommittee Reports \n- Community Events – 5 min\n- Policy & Planning – 10 min\n- Open Space – 5 min\n\nDiscussion Topics\n\nGuest Speaker: WSDOT - 20 min\nDiscussi on on SR 520 Bridge Replacement & HOV program.\n\nGuest Speaker: Chip Ne vins\, Acquisition Planner\, Seattle Parks & Recreation - 20 min\nDiscus sion on potential properties to be acquired for new parks.\n\nGuest Spea ker: John Taylor\, Government Relations Manager\, CleanScapes - 20 min\n Discussion on new neighborhood waste reduction reward program.\n\nClose END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR