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Meeting for Overlake Stormwater/Park Facility

January 13th, 2010 at Wed, 13th, 2010 at 3:52 pm by John Marchione

If you are interested in the Overlake neighborhood, make sure you plan to attend a community meeting on Thursday, January 21, from 5:30 to 7:30pm at the Redmond VFW, 4330 148th Avenue NE to hear the most recent developments in the Overlake Stormwater/Park facilities planning.  A presentation will be at 6pm.

More information is available on the project website on the City’s website. 

For thosse who want to know more:
The City is working on a plan to make the Overlake Village area an even better place to live, work and play.  Integrating stormwater facilities with parks and urban green spaces will give residents and workers a gathering space while providing needed stormwater retention facilities for the area.  This combined park and stormwater facility will reinforce the long-term vision for the neighborhood as well as meet the future growth needs within the Kelsey Creek Watershed.

At the meeting, staff and consultants will present engineering, parks, planning and economic analysis along with the alternatives developed for the proposed facilities. Following four weeks of public comment, a preferred alternative will be selected and conceptual designs with an implementation plan will be developed and presented in a community meeting in the spring.

 

 

John Marchione John has served as Mayor of Redmond since January 2008. Prior to that, John spent four years on the Redmond City Council. John’s family moved to Redmond when he was four. Since then, John has called Redmond his home.

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