Uliastay North End Neighborhood Council Meeting
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6:00 p.m.
Cookies & Hot Cider from 5:30 p.m.
****MEETING ROOM LOCATION****
Rotunda at the
University of Puget Sound
Wheelock Student Center
3209 15th St.
Meeting Agenda:
Virtual – Via Zoom
Meeting ID: 882 2046 7648
Passcode: 649767
1) Call to order, adoption of agenda —
2) Introductions and welcome—
Welcome to Boy Scouts of America Troop 299 who are attending tonight’s meeting as a requirement to observe a Community Council Meeting!
3) Announcements —
4) Approval of Minutes
5) Treasurer’s Report
6) Standard Liaison Reports
-Police
-Tacoma Public Utilities
-City Manager’s Office
7) City Council Member Reports
8 PROJECT MASON
Pastor Susan Boegli from Mason United Methodist Church will provide an update of PROJECT MASON with plans to redevelop its property into 120-140 units of mixed-income housing, with a focus on affordability, space for community services, indoor and outdoor communal spaces, required parking, and a space for spiritual and meditative activities.
9) PROCTOR NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN
City of Tacoma Principal Planner, Lauren Hoogkamer, will provide an update on the recently adopted Proctor Neighborhood Plan, implementation, and next steps.
10) CUSHMAN AND ADAMS SUBSTATIONS REDEVELOPMENT
Consultant OTAK has been engaged to by the City of Tacoma and Tacoma Public Utilities (TPU) to engage the community on the future redevelopment of these historic properties. Mandi Roberts from OTAK will explain what that outreach will look like and get input from the NENC on this very important opportunity.
11) Old Business
-Home in Tacoma
-Amici House
-Cushman Commons
-Rendering Plant
12) New Business
13) Adjournment
NOTE: Our next meeting will be Monday, April 1 when we will be welcoming our three District 27 legislator: Senator Yasmin Trudeau, House Speaker Laurie Jinkins, and Representative Jake Fey to discuss what was achieved in the most recent legislative session and answer questions from the NENC membership.
Big Changes Are Coming to Tacoma’s Neighborhoods
Now is the time to make your voice heard about the future of housing in our City that has been outlined in the plan called Home in Tacoma. During the past 2+ years, our City has reached out to inform our citizens about these big changes by notifying us with mailed postcards, emails, social media, press releases and in person events at locations including our North End Neighborhood Council meetings.
Currently, our City is seeking your input about these big changes.
Q. What are these changes and how will they affect your own neighborhood?
A. Single family zoning is being replaced by multi-family housing zoning throughout our City. That means that the following multi-family housing types will be able to be built within all single family neighborhoods: duplex up to 6-plex, town houses, row houses, backyard buildings, courtyard housing and also multi-plex housing that could be built up to 2.5 stories tall.
Please See the Home in Tacoma Website and then Speak Up!
-You can read about the important details of the Home in Tacoma Phase 2 housing plan by going to the website homeintacoma@cityoftacoma.org
Leave Your Comments on the Home in Tacoma Website, About the Following Topics
-Home in Tacoma Summary • Zoning • Reduced Parking • Housing Types • Amenity Space and Tree Retention • Affordability and Retention Bonuses • Unit Lot Subdivision • Draft of Environmental Impact Statement
Watch the Zoom of the Home in Tacoma Informational Session from Feb. 20, 2024
Attend the Planning Commission Public Hearing on this Wed., March 6, 5:30
– City Council Chambers, 747 Market Street and also on Zoom. Voice your questions and comments.
Provide Your Written Comments by Friday, March 8. Send them to planning@cityoftacoma.org
Support the Landscaping Code section of Home in Tacoma
As more and more multi-family housing will be constructed within our City in the coming years, the new tree regulations will help protect our mature trees and ensure that many more will be planted to improve our very low tree canopy from 20% to 30%.
Please go to our NENC website and Facebook page to read the North End Neighborhood Board’s letter to the Planning Commission describing our stance on the Home in Tacoma plan.
Contact Your North End City Council Members:
CM John Hines represents citizens in District 1 jhines@cityoftacoma.org
CM Sarah Rumbaugh represents citizens in District 2 srumbaugh@cityoftacoma.org
NENC Board Members Contact: officers@gmail.com
Chair Peter Bennett Vice-Chair Tobi Bet Treasurer Jodi Cook Secretary Alex Morganroth
Joe Tieger Georgette Reuter Brad Stave Geoff Corso Danielle Vargas