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Fall Festival Fundraiser at Endolyne Joe's
posted: 06 Apr 2019Save the Date: 07 May 2019
Eat at Joe’s from oepn to close on May 7th and a portion of that day’s earnings will go straight to puttin on the annual Fauntleroy Fall Festival - keeping it family-friendly, fun, and free.
Recycle Roundup
posted: 02 Apr 2019Recycle Roundup a the Fauntleroy Church. April 28th from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Find the long list of what to bring for free, responsible recycling here at www.fauntleroyucc.org. You’ll be in and out in minutes at this well-organized event. Free; donation optional.
Fauntleroy Creek Culvert Replacement Online Open House
posted: 30 Mar 2019If you missed the open house there is still an opportunity to have your voice heard regarding the Fauntleroy Creek Culvert Replacement Project.
Review the Online Display Boards
Then Submit your Feedback
Fauntleroy Creek Culvert Replacement Project Open House
posted: 19 Mar 2019Open House
Wednesday, March 20, 2019 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. (Please stop by anytime!) The Hall at Fauntleroy 9131 California Avenue S.W., Seattle, WA 98136
Drop by the Open House to:
- Learn about why SPU is doing this project
- Chat one-on-one with project team members
- Share your feedback and ideas
If you can’t make the open house, the meeting materials will be posted on the project website following the event. In addition, we will continue to engage you and your neighbors throughout project planning and design.
Project Overview
SPU is evaluating options for replacing the Fauntleroy Creek culverts under 45th Avenue S.W. and California Avenue S.W., which are in poor structural condition and in need of replacement. You can learn more about the project online at https://www.seattle.gov/util/EnvironmentConservation/Projects/FauntleroyCreekCulvertsReplacement/.
Comments on the Link Extension Proposal
posted: 18 Mar 2019 by: Mike DeyA very important opportunity exists that needs everyone’s input. Sound Transit has extended the comment period for which route the light rail should take into West Seattle until April 2. The best for the community is the underground tunnel as it would displace fewer people and not destroy the viewscape. Other areas of Seattle will be tunneled including downtown. While the tunnel option appears more expensive the above ground options do not include the cost of imminent domain and the cost of displacement of all the residences from an above ground rail. We believe that without your input the decision will be to go above ground so your input is needed now. We encourage you to look at the options and express your desires. We encourage you to support the underground tunnel option. See attached link for the description of the light rail options and the link to express your opinion. Your opinion is important. http://wsblink.participate.online/