Comments for Eastside Neighborhood Association

Comment on Thurston County Food Project by Barbara Lantz

Barbara Lantz — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 23:45:19 +0000

I should be on your list, but if not my contact info is below. Thank you for stepping up to lead the project.

Comment on Annual Summer Picnic by Abigail Twombly

Abigail Twombly — Wed, 02 Aug 2023 04:40:09 +0000

Thanks, DAN!

Comment on Annual Summer Picnic by Dan Rydholm

Dan Rydholm — Mon, 08 Aug 2022 02:44:17 +0000

In reply to L HENNING.

Hi Lisa! Thank you for taking the time to comment, and we’re sorry for the late response. The best way to stay notified is to subscribe to our mailing list. On the home page, look on the right sidebar below the membership section and you should see a form with an input field to add your email address, then click ‘subscribe’. If you had already subscribed to our mailing list, double check your spam folder and make sure email from ‘se*******@**************ia.org’ is not ending up there. Thank you!

Comment on Annual Summer Picnic by L HENNING

L HENNING — Wed, 06 Jul 2022 02:21:13 +0000

WHERE IS THE INFORMATION ABOUT EASTSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSN.’S NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTIES I JUST EARNED ABOUT, VIA THE SIGN IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD?
I AM SO HAPPY YOU ALL PUT THE SIGN OUT…BUT NEED MORE DETAILED INFORMATION!
THANK YOU, FOR ALL YOU DO!!
LISA HENNING

Comment on Concerned Eastside Neighbors Position Statement by Whitney Bowerman

Whitney Bowerman — Sat, 11 Jan 2014 06:12:29 +0000

Kris, this is an area to the east of Chambers St, on the east end of the neighborhood. It’s a large area that is owned by one family. They have been trying unsuccessfully to sell the property for years, so are pursuing the rezone in the hopes of making the property more marketable to a developer. The property has not been purchased and no development is currently planned.

Comment on Concerned Eastside Neighbors Position Statement by Kris Goddard

Kris Goddard — Fri, 03 Jan 2014 13:25:55 +0000

Sorry that I am so clueless, but can you tell me more about the physical address of this proposed rezone and what the developer’s intentions are?

Thank you!

Comment on Response to the Eastside Neighborhood Association letter regarding The People’s House shelter project by Beth Naccarato

Beth Naccarato — Thu, 22 Aug 2013 06:42:21 +0000

I misunderstood I thought the message was going to Inter Faith and Peoples House. I will be at every forum, every City Council meeting needed. I encourage other neighbors to attend and share your feelings on the subject regarding the low barrier shelter location on 1011 10th ave no matter what side you are on. There is a City Council meeting every Tuesday @ 7p. And another public forum proposed by Peoples House will be determined in the future.

Comment on Response to the Eastside Neighborhood Association letter regarding The People’s House shelter project by Beth Naccarato

Beth Naccarato — Thu, 22 Aug 2013 06:35:43 +0000

I feel violated that the community was not informed or given any information from The Peoples House or Interfaith. Your organizations said there was information out there, I would like to know where. Considering most of the eastside neighbors had no idea this was in the works. I with many of my neighbors found out about the proposed location for a low barrier shelter from the Olympian. Many of us went to the City Council meeting August 13th where 21 neighbors all but one opposed the shelter being located at 1011 10th Ave. At that time the City Council said they had no information. In response the Peoples House had an public open forum at St Michaels church. Well not so public Komo 4 news was not allowed in the church. So again I get the feeling the Peoples House and Interfaith do not want the public to get the information we deserve. If the Peoples House and Interfaith say they want a public forum which means to inform the public then I REQUEST TO HAVE THE NEXT PUBLIC FORUM AT A PUBLIC PLACE WHERE ANYONE WHO WANTS TO ATTEND CAN. THAT INCLUDES ANY TV NEWS STATION WHO WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND AND CAN SPEND MORE THAN 1 1/2 HRS TO DISCUSS THE ISSUE. There are many concerns that came out of the forum August 19th and we still have to wait for answers because we could only stay at St. Michaels for 1 1/2 hrs. No where near the time needed to get the answers the 300 people who where asking for it. Heather from Peoples House says it could take up to 3 weeks to answer all concerns which will be the middle or end of September. Here’s the thing if this information was available to the public to begin with maybe a better solution could be reached. Anyways that leaves 2 month to open a shelter which is not a realistic time line considering it has never been done before. I have worked with mentally disabled individuals and I want to see a copy of the procedures, rules, how many workers will be needed to support a 40 bed shelter that will have issues.

Comment on Response to the Eastside Neighborhood Association letter regarding The People’s House shelter project by JWB0721

JWB0721 — Fri, 16 Aug 2013 06:31:42 +0000

We already support this population with facilities and shelters. Our support is disproportionate to other ‘non-participating’ neighborhoods. Let the westside or downtown area’s step and take some responsibility instead of pushing it on the eastside again!
We are not saying “not in my back yard” as we have welcomed many—we are saying its time for others to share their backyard as well!

Comment on Response to the Eastside Neighborhood Association letter regarding The People’s House shelter project by Laurian Weisser

Laurian Weisser — Fri, 16 Aug 2013 04:50:51 +0000

The People’s House emergency shelter is an ill-conceived project to warehouse our homeless using expensive and discredited methodologies while threatening established agencies and their proven, programmatic approaches to end homelessness.

This is not a matter of ‘not in my back yard’. The People’s House will not work in anyone’s back yard.