| GENERAL MEETING North Rose Hill Neighborhood Association Date: September 16, 2002 Place: Fire Station #26 Call to Order: 7:30PM Attendance: Mike Stults, Karen Tennyson, Margaret Carnegie, Kaylee Nylan, Jeff Trager, Todd Boyle, Betty Lou Crampton, Nancy Stephens, Debi Turner, April Morgan, Tom Hodgson, Mary Alyce Burleigh, Linda Jones, Chris Teem, Dave Asher, Pierre deVries, Beiyang Wang, and other neighbors. |
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Treasurer's Report: NRHNA General Account: $ 689.43
Grant Account: $1683.13
OTHER BUSINESS:
Kaylee Nylan reported on the Completion of NE 100th Street Overpass. The Overpass will be officially opened on Saturday, October 5, at noon, with the cutting of a ribbon suggesting the joining of the two neighborhoods, HIGHLANDS and NORTH ROSE HILL. Dignitaries including Governor Gary Locke will be on hand. Cake, punch and speakers will be on hand on the HIGHLANDS end of the Overpass for all attending.
Karen Tennyson reminded us that there will be a Comprehensive Plan Open House on October 22, at Mark Twain Elementary Gymnasium. On November 14 there will be a presentation of the City's Draft Plan.
At the KAN meeting, the KDOL and the Chamber of Commerce wanted to encourage us to think in terms of WE when looking for solutions to economic issues rather than looking at Business vs Neighborhood Associations.
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS - 2022 What can we expect Kirkland to be?
1982 - 20,000 population
2002 - 46,000 population
2022 - 56,000 population?
70% of the buildings will still be in Kirkland.
An additional 9000 more jobs will be in our town.
25% of our population will be over 65 years old.
Meeting adjourned: 9:00 p.m.
Respectfully submitted by,
Nancy Stephens
Secretary
12/16/2002
