Tuesday, March 26, 2013 6:30 - 8:30 pm Lake City Community Center Room 8 Featuring speakers Greg Easton ( an economist with Property Counselors ) and Kay Knapton (former Seattle Planning Commissioner and West Seattle Chamber director), followed by discussion with community members. Learn about economic conditions and opportuni- ties, organizational approaches, and keys to success. The Washington Chapter of the American Planning Association’s Community Planning Assistance Team (CPAT) is co-hosting a series of “Coffee Talks" for the Lake City community with the Lake City Neighborhood Alliance. The Coffee Talks are a series of community learn- ing opportunities to help educate our community on planning elements that will impact the success of planning for our neighborhood’s growth and development. The intent of the Coffee Talks is to learn about key concepts that could help guide our work on the Pierre Property redevelopment and with City agencies on meeting our broader neighborhood plan goals. Are you interested in helping to plan for Lake City’s Future? Join us for the Coffee Talks Series. 1 lecture # sponsored by: Economic development
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
6 :30 - 8 :30 pmLake City Community Center
Room 8
Featuring speakers Greg Easton ( an economist with Property Counselors ) and Kay Knapton (former Seattle Planning Commissioner and West Seattle Chamber director), followed by discussion with community members.
Learn about economic conditions and opportuni-ties, organizational approaches, and keys to success.
The Washington Chapter of the American Planning Association’s Community Planning Assistance Team (CPAT) is co-hosting a series of “Coffee Talks" for the Lake City community with the Lake City Neighborhood Alliance.
The Coffee Talks are a series of community learn-ing opportunities to help educate our community on planning elements that will impact the success of planning for our neighborhood’s growth and development.
The intent of the Coffee Talks is to learn about key concepts that could help guide our work on the Pierre Property redevelopment and with City agencies on meeting our broader neighborhood plan goals.
Are you interested in helping to plan for Lake City’s Future?
Join us for the Coffee Talks Series.
1lecture #
s p o n s o r e d b y :
E conom icdevelopment
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