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Welcome
to our neighborhood! We are the residents,
employees, property owners, business owners, non-profits, and
visitors in one of Seattle's most exciting neighborhoods -
South Lake Union. Our website helps us stay in touch, be
informed and get involved as our neighborhood plans for the
future.
The SLUFAN Board meets the first Tuesday of each month from 4-6 pm
at the Naval Armory, 860 Terry Ave. N. |
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Celebrating
30 Years of Changing Lives
Morningside Academy Sixth Annual Gala Dinner and Auction
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Mark
your calendars on March 19, 2010 for a glorious evening in the
breathtaking Dome Room featuring
Entertainer/Auctioneer John Curley, Emmy-award
winning King TV Evening Magazine host for 14 years,
gourmet food, the jazz of our very own Ernie Bracco,
and special alumni guests. You won't want to miss
it!
Please help us give
thanks for this amazing school! Sponsorships,
donations, display ads and table sales available.
Visit
www.morningsideacademy.org or call Dawn at
206-709-9500
Click on the following
for more information:
Celebrating 30 Years of Changing Lives
Morningside Academy Sixth Annual Gala Dinner and Auction 
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Urban Design Framework Draft to be Presented to the SLU Public
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The journey to produce an Urban Design Framework (UDF) for the SLU neighborhood logged an important milestone in late August when the last of six charettes was held. If you’re new to the process here is what these terms mean: The UDF will establish a shared design vision and implementation strategy for the future of SLU, building on the SLU Neighborhood Plan that was adopted in 2007. A charette is a term for a collaborative design activity. The charettes have given community organizations, residents, businesses, property owners and design professionals a chance to talk about a vision for South Lake Union’s future. “The charettes generate issues and recommendations that help to shape the Design Framework,” explained Marshall Foster, Special Projects Manager for the City of Seattle.
To read the entire article please visit: What's New in SLU? |
SLUFAN Accepting Letter of Interest for
Two Board
Positions
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SLUFAN is accepting Letter of Interest
to fill one board-appointed and one community-elected position on our Board of Directors.
Responsibilities of a Board Member include attendance at monthly
meetings which are held the first Tuesday of each month from 4-6 pm
and a commitment to the full three-year term. Your letter of
interest should include why you would like to be a SLUFAN Board
Member, your background in South Lake Union and the strengths you
will bring to the Board. Please limit your letter to 200 words or
less. Candidates’ statements will appear on the SLUFAN website.
Please send Letters of Interest to Pearl Leung. |
SLUFAN Community Council Press Release Regarding South Lake Union EIS Alternatives
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The City of Seattle Department of Planning and Development held an open house September 16, 2008 to present a set of Urban Form Alternatives to be studied in an Environmental Impact Statement. The alternatives represent a range of height, density and building form factors to be evaluated through the EIS study. The EIS study will lead to South Lake Union zoning recommendations that will be presented to the Mayor and City Council for consideration in 2009.
The four Urban Form Alternatives and other presentation material presented by the City can be read here. Contact information for questions is listed on the website.
Click on the following link to review:
SLUFAN Community Council Press Release Regarding South Lake Union EIS Alternatives
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SLUFAN
Recommends a Range of Alternatives for EIS
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The South Lake Union Friends and
Neighbors Community Council at its Board meeting on June 3, 2008,
voted unanimously to forward a range of three alternatives for
increased height and density of the South Lake Union neighborhood to
Mayor Greg Nickels and to the City’s Department of Planning and
Development for consideration. These options follow the City’s
designation of the neighborhood as an Urban Center to accept greater
density as the city grows. Later this year the Department of
Planning and Development will select alternatives to be studied in
the South Lake Union Urban Form Environmental Impact Study (EIS).
The City will also consider a no-action alternative, as is the case
with all Environmental Impact Statements.
Click on the following link to review
SLUFAN’s letter to Mayor
Nickels . |
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