UPDATE: This amendment was not passed. The Vote: During the chaotic Select Committee sessions in September 2025, many of the more “restrictive” or “expensive” transparency amendments were either voted down or moved…
Category: Key Arguments
Beyond the Labels: Meeting with Councilmember Rob Saka
If you’ve been looking for a way to get your voice heard regarding the future of our neighborhood, now is the time to act. Our designated Council representative, Rob Saka, holds regular…
Fact Sheet: The Case for a Boundary Adjustment on 39th Ave SW
1. The Core Issue: “The Planning Mismatch” The Draft One Seattle Plan proposes Lowrise 2 (LR2) zoning for the east side of 39th Ave SW (between Holly and Juneau). While the City’s…
How to Write an Email That Actually Gets Read
Writing to City Hall can feel intimidating, but you don’t need to be a professional urban planner to make an impact. In fact, the most effective emails are the ones that only…
The “Invisible” Displacement on 39th Ave SW
The City of Seattle’s latest maps for the One Seattle Plan are built on a metric called the Displacement Risk Index (DRI). On paper, Morgan Junction is labeled as “Low Displacement Risk.”…