This is an invitation from the owners of the some of the downtown properties
near Vuecrest that would be directly affected by the height and other
changes being proposed as part of the Downtown Livability Initiative.
Note that there is also a city-sponsored Open House on the proposed changes
on Tuesday June 3 (4:30-6:30 in City Hall), and I am also working with the
Bellevue Planning department to arrange a special meeting to help answer
questions from Vuecrest residents.
Also, the slides presented by the city at the Wednesday meeting are now
available at
http://www.bellevuewa.gov/pdf/PCD/05-21-2014_DTL_CAC_Staff_Presentation.pptx
-Jonathan
Jonathan Kagle
President
Vuecrest Community Association
www.vuecrest.net
P.S. I was just informed that the proposed height limit for area 2c was
reduced from 300' to 200' (it is currently 90') and the FAR (Floor Area
Ratio) limit will remain at 5.0.
From: Brittany Barker [mailto:BBarker@fortin-group.com]
Hello to our Vuecrest Neighbors,
Are you curious about the different options being considered by the City of
Bellevue and the community as part of the Downtown Bellevue Livability
Study, and what that means to Vuecrest?
Fortin Group (owners of Bellevue Village Shopping Center, Bellevue Village
North and Le Chateau Apartments) would like to invite Vuecrest Residents to
an Open House on May 29th for you to see the different opportunities being
considered for our properties and how that will shape the future of our
neighborhood.
We hope you will stop by!
Here are the details:
What: Fortin Group Open House
Where: Fortin Group office, 10112 NE 10th St. Suite 202,
Bellevue, 98004 (look for the stag sculpture).
When: Thursday, May 29th, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
More info: Brittany Barker, 425-732-6793 or bbarker@fortin-group.com
This is an invitation from the owners of the some of the downtown properties
near Vuecrest that would be directly affected by the height and other
changes being proposed as part of the Downtown Livability Initiative.
Note that there is also a city-sponsored Open House on the proposed changes
on Tuesday June 3 (4:30-6:30 in City Hall), and I am also working with the
Bellevue Planning department to arrange a special meeting to help answer
questions from Vuecrest residents.
Also, the slides presented by the city at the Wednesday meeting are now
available at
http://www.bellevuewa.gov/pdf/PCD/05-21-2014_DTL_CAC_Staff_Presentation.pptx
-Jonathan
Jonathan Kagle
President
Vuecrest Community Association
www.vuecrest.net
P.S. I was just informed that the proposed height limit for area 2c was
reduced from 300' to 200' (it is currently 90') and the FAR (Floor Area
Ratio) limit will remain at 5.0.
From: Brittany Barker [mailto:BBarker@fortin-group.com]
Hello to our Vuecrest Neighbors,
Are you curious about the different options being considered by the City of
Bellevue and the community as part of the Downtown Bellevue Livability
Study, and what that means to Vuecrest?
Fortin Group (owners of Bellevue Village Shopping Center, Bellevue Village
North and Le Chateau Apartments) would like to invite Vuecrest Residents to
an Open House on May 29th for you to see the different opportunities being
considered for our properties and how that will shape the future of our
neighborhood.
We hope you will stop by!
Here are the details:
What: Fortin Group Open House
Where: Fortin Group office, 10112 NE 10th St. Suite 202,
Bellevue, 98004 (look for the stag sculpture).
When: Thursday, May 29th, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
More info: Brittany Barker, 425-732-6793 or bbarker@fortin-group.com
