Public Comments Due Wednesday November 2nd, 2016 by 5:00PM PROCTOR SOUTH To read the SEPA report, go to: http://tacomapermits.org/wp- content/uploads/2013/06/LU16-0098.pdf How to comment on the report? Provide well documented and supported concerns about impacts that require avoidance, reduction or compensatory mitigation in your comments. Is the SEPA document complete and accurate? Does it provide enough information to analyze the… Read more →
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Updated drawings for proposed Proctor 2-South building
Two links below. First link helps to understand and make comments on the State Environmental Policy Act used in approving permits for Proctor Station 2-South. Reminder that the commenting period will end November 2nd. http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/sea/sepa/citizenGuidance.html Second link updated drawings. One major change was moving one of the garage entrances from N. Mason to N. 25th. proctors-site-elev-updated Read more →
Community Meeting October 10th: Proposed Proctor South Apartment Building
Reminder: 6:30-8:30pm Mason Middle School. Informational Meeting about Proctor South The developers of Proctor Station have applied for permitting approval from the City of Tacoma for Proctor South, their next multi-family apartment building, planned for N. 25th and Proctor. The City of Tacoma in conjunction with the NENC is hosting an informational meeting to introduce the… Read more →
Neighborhood Council Proclamation!
The City of Tacoma will be recognizing our (Council = property owners, business owners, and employees within the North End Neighborhood Council boundaries) involvement by proclamation this upcoming City Council meeting. September 13th, 2016 / 5pm / Tacoma Public Utilities Building/ground floor / 3628 South 35th St / Tacoma WA 98409 Read more →
August 1st Tree Planting Program
Mon, Aug 1, 6:00 PM University of Puget Sound – Trimble Hall NEIGHBORHOOD TREE PLANTING North End Neighborhood Council has been working on identifying neighborhood groups that might want to have a street-tree planting party this fall. This is in coordination with the City of Tacoma who will provide street appropriate free trees, soil and the guidance on planting and… Read more →