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MAY 12, 2021
Spreading good will and deeds
VOL. 102, NO. 19
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Top photo courtesy Ann Pearce Members of the Church of Scientology in Queen Anne gave back to the Uptown community during a neighborhood cleanup in honor of Neighbor Day 2021 Saturday. Right photo courtesy Paula Mueller Queen Anne volunteers Lily, Keandrae and Karen (no last names provided) clean up some of the landscape on Queen Anne Avenue North Saturday as part of the 2021 Neighbor Day in Seattle.
Magnolia Safeway development up for consideration this month By Jessica Keller
QA & Mag News editor The development team for the proposed Safeway and condominium project in Magnolia has submitted its latest design packet to the city as it prepares to go before the Design Review Board later this month. Since the development team last met before the West Design Review Board in November, the plan for the project has “evolved significantly,” John Marasco, chief development officer for Security Properties, the project’s developer, said to members of the Magnolia
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Design Review Board meeting
The Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections will host a Design Review Board recommendation meeting pertaining to the proposed development of a seven-story, 133-unit building with Safeway grocery and parking planned for 221 vehicles at 2550 32nd Ave. N., Magnolia. At the meeting, the applicant will give a presentation about the proposed design and changes made during the design process and receive comments by the public. After, the Design Review Board will provide recommendations on the design to SDCI. Members of the public may sign up online to provide comments on the proposed design. The amount of comment time will be based on the number of comments submitted. Online comments can be submitted as early as two hours before the meeting start time and up to 30 minutes
after the meeting has started. Public comment should be limited to design considerations. Time: 5 p.m. Date: Wednesday, May 26 Virtual WebEx meeting link: https://bit.ly/ Mtg3034353 Listen Line: 206-207-1700 Passcode: 187 453 5676 Comment Sign Up: https://bit.ly/Comment3034353 SDCI will accept written comments on the design to prepare for the Design Review Recommendation meeting through May 25. Submit all comments and requests to be made party of record to PRC@seattle.gov or City of Seattle – SDCI – PRC, 700 Fifth Ave., Suite 2000, PO Box 34019, Seattle, WA 98124-4019.
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