UPDATE: Community-planning process launches for West Seattle Junction

6:45 PM: Announced by City Councilmember Lisa Herbold in her weekly update, posted tonight:

Office of Planning and Community Development (OPCD) will have their first meeting with the Junction Neighborhood Origination to discuss community planning around ST3 and updating the neighborhood plan to reflect the final route and location of the light rail station. As I wrote about in a previous MHA update, the community has expressed a desire for additional zoning capacity, but informed by community planning efforts and with understanding of the likely location of a future light rail station. OPCD committed to beginning to scope out this process in 2019, with planning starting in earnest in 2020. This is the first meeting.

When: May June 6, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Where: Senior Center of West Seattle, 4217 SW Oregon

10:09 PM: JuNO director Amanda Sawyer tells WSB the councilmember’s announcement is one month off – the meeting is actually set for *JUNE* 6th. We have updated above.

1 Reply to "UPDATE: Community-planning process launches for West Seattle Junction"

  • In Exile May 4, 2019 (6:51 am)

    Yet another example of how our City and CM Herbold does not want the voice of small business at the table. Hey Lisa, did you know there is a West Seattle Junction Association (and a Chamber) that is part of this community? 

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