Representing the Eastside Neighborhood of Olympia, Washington
There will be a volunteer work party (mulching, weeding, picking up limbs, etc) at Lions Park this Saturday, February 27th, from 9am to noon. Dress for the weather (rain is forecast), wear sturdy shoes and bring work gloves. Refreshments will be provided.
Volunteers 14-17 must have written, parental permission, while those under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult.
If you have questions, contact Todd Smith, Parks, Arts and Recreation, 360-753-8365.
A request by Central Street neighbors for traffic calming devices is now on the city’s schedule for 2010! Olympia Public Works is collecting survey responses to help decide what kinds of devices might be installed. Download the Central Street traffic calming survey (PDF) and get your responses in by Friday, February 26. Residents of Central from Legion to 11th will be receiving a print copy of the survey complete with stamped envelope. Get your input in right away!
DRAFT!
Great potluck & discussions
[note to self: what’s one thing that *I* can do?]
Parks update from Nathan.
Board elections:
Terms up: Nathan & Sam up for re-election, Jessie, Ann, Tim, stepping down plus one vacancy
Don LeMaster, Ruth Middlebrook, Kerry Smith from FUMC, Yvonne Fish
Moved, seconded, approved.
Discussion of proposal to change number of required board members. Determined it was not necessary to change now.
Discussion of next potluck event, will be March 18. Looking for people to host yard signs.
Bonnie: school district is doing projections about staffing level, could be within several years that there won’t be enough teachers to keep the school open. Is the neighborhood interested in participating in creating an argument from our point of view? NOT A LETTER-WRITING CAMPAIGN. Looking for a small group to discuss more/brainstorming? Jenni asked about timeframe: April? May be a topic at next potluck.
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