September 2014 Board Meeting Agenda

Swantown Inn Bed & Breakfast, 1431 11th Ave SE (corner of Central)
Wednesday, July 16th, 2013, 6:30PM – 7:30PM

Monthly Board meeting of the Eastside Neighborhood Association.

Agenda

  • Dog waste stations update (call for volunteers to help installations)
  • Fall General Meeting – do we need one?
  • CNA – Report from attending CNA meetings, feedback on what we want to share as an association
  • Nextdoor – Crime seems to be a hot topic. Do we want to push for more OPD presence in ENA?
  • New business.

Please note you do not need to be a board member to attend. We start promptly at 6:30pm. With a light agenda we will finish on time as well.

Greening Capitol Way – Public Involvement Meetings

From the City of Olympia:

Olympia is one of three capital cities to be selected for the EPA’s Greening America’s Capitols external link program. With technical design assistance from EPA, we will re-envision Capitol Way, from the Farmer’s Market to the State Capitol campus, as a greener and more vibrant streetscape.

Get Involved
The City of Olympia and the design team will be hosting an interactive public workshop/open house to give community members the opportunity to contribute to the project and collaborate on design ideas.


When? Monday, September 29, 6:30-8:30pm
Where? The Olympia Center, General Purpose Room A
The next day (September 30), the design team will hold focus group meetings with representatives from various community groups, like downtown residents and businesses, environmental and other non-profit organizations to further refine the design ideas.

Following the workshop and focus groups, the public is invited to attend a ‘wrap-up’ session in which the design team will present the final design concepts, resulting from the three days of work sessions and community input.

When? Wednesday, October 1, 6:30-8:30pm
Where? The Olympia Center, General Purpose Room A

More info on the City’s website.

Go Green! Natural Lawn Care 2015 Program Recruitment

Go Green! Natural Lawn Care 2015 Program Recruitment

Go Green – Get Green!
You can have a beautiful lawn, naturally – PLUS save time and money!

Do you use chemical quick-release fertilizers and/or “weed” and “feed” type products to maintain your lawn? If yes, we want you for a new FREE lawn care program!


What do you get?

  • Soil test and customized recommendation
  • Two visits with a lawn care professional
  • Lawn aeration rental
  • Lime and slow release fertilizer, based on the soil test
  • Hands-on “how-to” demonstrations for you and your neighbors

For details and to sign up, visit the City of Olympia’s website.