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Loyal Heights Community Council
The Loyal Heights Community Council began in
October 2005. Check out our bylaws for a
concise list of our goals.
Contact us at
loyal-heights-cc@hotmail.com
October 2005. Check out our bylaws for a
concise list of our goals.
Contact us at
loyal-heights-cc@hotmail.com
| Overflow Crowd Challenges Safeway Gas Station at July 26 Public Hearing |
| July 18 Loyal Heights Community Council Meeting a Rousing Success! |
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Crown Hill, Whittier Heights, and Loyal Heights
residents and businesses turned out in force to
overwhelmingly voice their opposition to Safeway
plans to build a mega-gas station at their Crown
Hill location. Speaker after speaker urged Seattle
Department of Planning and Development to rule
against the development. For more information
about the ongoing effort, go to
http://nosafewayforagasstation.org/
residents and businesses turned out in force to
overwhelmingly voice their opposition to Safeway
plans to build a mega-gas station at their Crown
Hill location. Speaker after speaker urged Seattle
Department of Planning and Development to rule
against the development. For more information
about the ongoing effort, go to
http://nosafewayforagasstation.org/
A meeting of the Loyal Heights Community
Council took place on Tuesday evening, July 18,
at the Loyal Heights Community Center. An
enthusiastic crowd of over 30 citizens met for
lively discussions of several topics. The meeting
included informative presentations by Neil
Hansen and Lt. Dick Reed from the Seattle Police
Department, who spoke about neighborhood
crime prevention. Other issues to discussed
were:
Crown Hill Safeway Gas Station
Loyal Heights Playfield Grass Removal
City Council's Charter Amendment #3, to
Increase City Departmental Accountability
Upcoming Social Events
Council took place on Tuesday evening, July 18,
at the Loyal Heights Community Center. An
enthusiastic crowd of over 30 citizens met for
lively discussions of several topics. The meeting
included informative presentations by Neil
Hansen and Lt. Dick Reed from the Seattle Police
Department, who spoke about neighborhood
crime prevention. Other issues to discussed
were:
Crown Hill Safeway Gas Station
Loyal Heights Playfield Grass Removal
City Council's Charter Amendment #3, to
Increase City Departmental Accountability
Upcoming Social Events
| November 8, 2006 Meeting Smashing Success |
| The Loyal Heights Community Council met on Wednesday, November 8, with a good turnout, a great speaker, and excellent snacks. Discussion ranged from land use and zoning, upcoming efforts within the city to limit single-family residence housing footprints, to the ongoing effort to stop the Safeway mega-gas station at 85th and 15th Ave NW. The continuing effort to improve the Loyal Heights Playfield project was also discussed, and new officers were selected. Minutes from the meeting will be posted soon on this website, so be sure to check back soon for updates! |
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| DPD Ignores Neighbors, Sides with Safeway in Gas Station Flap |
On 2-26-07, the Seattle Department of Planning
and Development issued an environmental
"Determination of Non-significance", paving the
way for Safeway to build a mega-gas station at
their Crown Hill locale. The fight goes on to stop
this project, check out this website to find out
how to help: http://nosafewayforagasstation.org
and Development issued an environmental
"Determination of Non-significance", paving the
way for Safeway to build a mega-gas station at
their Crown Hill locale. The fight goes on to stop
this project, check out this website to find out
how to help: http://nosafewayforagasstation.org
| Former City Neighborhood Chief Jim Diers Was Special Guest at Meeting on Tuesday, April 17, 2007 |
| Loyal Heights Crime Meeting January 22 at Loyal Heights Community Center 7 pm |
| Loyal Heights Crime Meeting January 22, 2009 Loyal Heights Community Center, 7 pm |
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