Community
Task Force
Role: The Community Task Force is
comprised of citizens who are interested in monitoring
the development of the Environmental Impact Study of
Shoreline Community College's Master Plan. This group
will ensure that the College addresses the concerns of
the public and is in compliance with processes set forth
by the City of Shoreline.
Ginger Botham:
botham@serv.net
Barb Buley:
Barblizb@aol.com
Scott Christy:
skyGeek@aol.com
Wally Crow:
crows4u@aol.com
Connie King:
cking217@attbi.com
Matt Loper:
mloper@ctc.edu
Peter Lukevich:
plukevich@attbi.com
Paul Mack:
mackers.five@gte.net
Bonnie Mackey:
bonniemackey@attbi.com
Richard Mathews:
richard.matthews@hklaw.com
Evan Voltsis:
vangellis@aol.com
Feedback:
Comments to the Shoreline Community
College may be directed to the Director of
Communications, Judy Yu at
jyu@shoreline.edu . All communications will be documented
and a response provided.
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Sustainability:
1. capable of being sustained
2. a: of, relating to, or being a method of
harvesting or using a resource so that the
resource is
not depleted or permanently
damaged <sustainable
techniques>
<sustainable agriculture>
b: of or relating to a lifestyle involving
the use of sustainable methods <sustainable
society>
Introduction to the SCC
Master Plan
In accordance with the State
Board for Community and Technical Colleges, Shoreline Community College
has undertaken a Facilities Master Planning Process. The College has
identified sustainability as the overall theme for the process with the
stated mission of generating a plan that embraces a wide range of
visibly sustainable ideas and practices both in the overall approach and
in the ultimate implementation.
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Concept Plan
Executive Summary
Diagram of the
Campus: Draft Concept Plan
The Diagrams
Facility
Condition
Geologic
Hazard Areas
Circulation
Existing
Campus Topography
Draft Master Plan
Complete
Document of the Draft Master Plan in PDF format
This is a 49
megabyte file. On a 56k modem it can
take 2 hours or more to download. It will be
faster on DSL.
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Taskforce Presentation
Taskforce
"PowerPoint" Presentation
(There will be a slight
pause while each slide loads each graphic
or map.)
Taskforce Presentation
April 8, 2004
*Shoreline
Community College Community Task Force Access Working Group (AWG)
OPEN HOUSE #1 April 8, 2004
To identify appropriate, acceptable improvements for the
160th/Greenwood/Innis Arden intersection.
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Draft Environmental Impact
State
Complete Document of the
Draft Environmental Impact Statement in PDF
format
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Letter to the Community
LETTER; EIS to Neighbors.pdf
LETTER; EIS to Neighbors.doc
LMN ARCHITECTS
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PUBLIC
NOTICES
NOTICE OF
FINAL
FEIS AVAILABILITY - COMPLETE MASTER PLAN
In accordance with Chapter 197-11 Washington
Administrative Code and rules adopted by Shoreline Community College
that implement SEPA, notice is hereby given that Shoreline Community
College has completed and issued a Final Environmental Impact Statement
(FEIS) concerning the proposed Shoreline Community College Concept
Master Plan. The FEIS, together with the Draft EIS, provide
• analysis of potential environmental
impacts based on a wide range of
environmental parameters;
• information relative to project changes
that have occurred since issuance of
the Draft EIS;
• written comments and testimony
received concerning the Draft
EIS; and
• responses to those comments.
DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE
Shoreline Community College
Water System Improvements
PUBLIC MEETING: A public meeting will be held on 12, May, 2004 at 7:00pm
in Building 900 (Pagoda Union Building), Canteen Room on the SCC Campus.
The purpose of the meeting is to give citizens and property owners an
opportunity to learn more about the proposal and to identify any
concerns, issues, and problems.
Full documentation
*Shoreline
Community College Community Task Force Access Working Group (AWG) OPEN
HOUSE #1 April 8, 2004
To identify appropriate, acceptable improvements for the
160th/Greenwood/Innis Arden intersection.
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www.adobe.com
PUBLIC COMMENT TO THE
DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
Shoreline Community
College
Public Meeting/Open House:
The following are details concerning the
proposed EIS Scoping meeting:
Location:
Shoreline Community College
Building 900, (Pagoda Union Building), Canteen Room
16101 Greenwood Ave. N.
Shoreline, WA
Date: July 29, 2003
Time: 7:00 PM to 9 PM
Copy of Complete Notice
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