Each of Tacoma’s Neighborhood Councils serves as an independent, non-profit citizen organization to promote citizen-based efforts for neighborhood improvement. Read more →
Updates from Olympia from our State Reps at the next NENC Meeting – May 7, 2018 at 6pm
We’re excited for the upcoming North End Neighborhood Council meeting on May 7th which will include presentations from: Pierce County Council representative Derek Young, State Representatives Jake Fey and Laurie Jinkins with updates from Olympia, and Aaron Copado on “Make a Splash” grants. Plus our neighborhood council liaisons will provide their regular reports, which are always full of… Read more →
Center for Dialog & Resolution Seeks Community Input Regarding Citizens’ Forum Now Through April 27
In support of the Tacoma City Council’s continued efforts to better connect and engage with community members, the Center for Dialog & Resolution in downtown Tacoma, Wash. seeks community input regarding Citizens’ Forum now through April 27. Survey link: https://goo.gl/forms/BnN9JnLXGyaZ9VD63 The survey questions, developed by the Center for Dialog & Resolution, were generated from the feedback gathered from… Read more →
Understanding the 2018 Annual Amendment (6 of 6) – Other applications
Rounding out the 2018 Amendments are several other applications related to specific parcels and/or general updates. These are being summarized below in our single (and final) post in our series on Understanding the 2018 Annual Amendments. View all posts in the series. Remember, the Public Hearing on all the proposed 2018 Amendments is tonight (April 4, 2018) and written comments… Read more →
Understanding the 2018 Annual Amendment (4 of 6) – Car Wash Rezone
[This is post 4 of 6 in our series on Understanding the 2018 Annual Amendments. View all posts in the series.] The “Car Wash Rezone” was originally submitted by Brown Bear Car Wash located on 6th Avenue between South Howard and South Rochester Streets (in the Narrows Neighborhood Center). After review, the Planning Commission suggested a more focused scope for… Read more →