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photo: Lake Sammamish, 2002
Welcome to Redmond's Neighborhood News
Redmond's Neighborhood News is a place that you may turn to in order
to discover programs, projects, and opportunities for feedback related
to your neighborhood. This service is developed by Neighborhoods
Team, comprised of staff from the Long Range Planning division of the
City's Planning department. This group is always looking for
methods to bring neighborhood news to your doorstep and we would like to
hear your ideas. Please send suggestions to the group via
neighborhoods@redmond.gov.
You may navigate through the news pages by using the categories
listed at the top of the page: Neighborhood News, Opportunities,
Events, Projects, and Programs. Please take a moment to view the
current news items and let us know your thoughts and ideas. Thank
you from the Neighborhood Planning Team.
Redmond's Neighborhood Network Pilot
2010
Redmond's Neighborhood Network, a concept that evolved from the
Neighborhood Planning Program helps:
- Citizens check-in with staff regarding their
neighborhood plan
- Staff build and maintain a communication network
with citizens
- Complement the City's existing communication
opportunities
Staff held the first pilot in the Grass Lawn
neighborhood on May 13, 2010. We anticipate the second pilot
in the
Education Hill neighborhood during the fall of
2010.
To learn more, contact
Kimberly Dietz at 425-556-2415.
Idylwood (Viewpoint) Neighborhood Plan
Update
Redmond City Council plans to begin review of the recommended
neighborhood plan update on June 15, 2010. To learn more about the
process and recommended update, please visit the
Viewpoint neighborhood pages.
Also contact
Kimberly Dietz at 425-556-2415 to learn more.
Map of the Idylwood
(Viewpoint) neighborhood
Overlake Neighborhood Residential Area Plan Update
The Overlake neighborhood consists of three distinct sub-areas.
The two southern sub-areas, which include the Employment Area and the
Overlake Village, follow a neighborhood plan that was recently adopted in
late-2007. The northern sub-area, made up of single-family,
residential communities, completed a neighborhood plan update in early
2010.
The Redmond Planning Commission plans to continue their review of the
recommended update through July 2010. To learn more about the
process to date, please refer to the
Overlake Neighborhood
Residential Area Plan
Update page or contact
Kimberly Dietz at 425-556-2415.
Map of the Overlake Neighborhood Residential Area.
Bear Creek Neighborhood Plan Update
Citizens of the Bear Creek neighborhood are updating their
neighborhood plan. A group of neighborhood citizens, serving as
the Bear Creek Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC), meet with staff to
consider the long-term future for the neighborhood. They consider
all aspects of daily living, working, recreating, and traveling.
Citizen input is a significant component of the neighborhood planning
process. To learn more about the plan update and how you can share
your thoughts with the CAC, please visit the
Bear Creek neighborhood page or
contact Jeff Churchill at 425-556-2492.
Be a Neighborhood Star!
Would you like to share your Redmond memories with the residents of
Redmond? Please contact the Neighborhood News Coordinator to
express your interest. Contact
Kimberly Dietz at 425-556-2415 with questions and ideas.
Your information and photography may be
posted to the Neighborhoods History web page.
Scenic Redmond Photographers
Welcome to Redmond's Neighborhood News, where you may discover
information about your neighborhood. As you view the pages, you will
notice photographs in the upper left corner of each page. To
highlight the beauty of your own neighborhood and immediate neighborhood,
please consider sharing a digital photo of something you consider a
Redmond Treasure. Photography is limited to public spaces, public
events such as restoration projects, and
public art. Street scapes, regional views, borders in bloom, or
other objects of nature are acceptable. To submit your photo,
please send a copy of the file on diskette, along with your printed
name, and contact information to: City of Redmond, 15670 NE 85th
Street, MS: 4SPL, Attention: Planning Department, Neighborhood Web Pages,
Redmond, WA 98073-9710. Please note that diskettes will not
be returned but may be picked up at the Planning Department will call.
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