The Magnolia Community Council submitted a letter to the Seattle Department of Transportation and elected officials on behalf of the neighborhood encouraging cooperation to continue strategizing a regional solution for
This update is an effort to crystalize ongoing behind the scenes multi-agency efforts to support a 1:1 Magnolia Bridge replacement, and identify immediate action you need to take to continue the
Project update: West Seattle/Ballard Sound Transit sent this bulletin at 01/19/2018 09:47 AM PST Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. Project update: January 19, 2018 Apply to be
Magnolia Community Council is establishing a Transportation Committee which will monitor and advocate about transportation issues that affect Magnolia. This would include items such as roads, bridges, traffic, transit, freight
The Department of Planning and Development is conducting a survey regarding turning the Village into a Pedestrian Zone. To find out more information, click here. See information about Magnolia here.
Metro Transit Cuts or New Taxes? Come hear a presentation by: Larry Phillips, Chair, King County Council and Martin Minkoff, Metor Transit Service Planning Supervisor This meeting is being co-sponored
Join us for our next neighborhood General Meeting. All are welcome to attend and door prizes will be awarded! Rezoning of property along 15th Ave. W.?? The City of Seattle’s
Coal Trains: Yes or No? Proponents and Opponents will provide answers: Environmental impacts Routing of coal trains from the Columbia river to Bellingham Traffic impacts at rain crossings Impacts on
This week, the FAA is holding two meetings to present its current thinking for new fuel efficient noise reducing approaches to SeaTac airport and Boeing Field. The first meeting will
The replacement of the Viaduct is underway. There are still concerns about how our neighborhood will be able to access the new tunnel, especially at the north end at Mercer