Transfer Station Stakeholder Meeting 10/21

Seattle Public Utilities is holding its next stakeholder meeting for the North Transfer Station on Thursday, Oct. 21 from 5-8 p.m. at the Institute for Systems Biology (837 N. 34^th St).  Not familiar with what’s planned for the North Transfer Station?  Visit this previous Wallyhood post, which will link you to other background posts so you can get caught up!

This week’s draft meeting agenda includes:

• Overview of the four layout designs carried over from the 9/14 meeting
• Review of what’s changed since 9/14
• Introduction of five brand new layout design concepts
• Narrowing the 9 concepts down to just 5
• Discussion of work to be done prior to next stakeholder meeting

If you’d like to view the nine concepts under consideration, and/or review those that have been discarded, visit the SPU North Transfer Station Project website.

Stakeholder group meetings are open to all, but observers will not be seated at the table or participate in discussions.  Time may be set aside  for comments or questions from observers.

I couldn’t help but notice that in September there were 7 designs, which were narrowed down to FOUR.  Now in October there are 5 new designs, for a total of 9, to be narrowed down to FIVE.  Progress!

Either that, or fuzzy math.