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Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay District

I recently sponsored a project in the Department of Planning and Development (DPD) to address concerns about the loss of neighborhood character in Pike/Pine neighborhood of Capitol Hill due to redevelopment. The Pike/Pine neighborhood is located between Interstate 5 and 15th Avenue East (see map). The study is based on the recommendations in the Pike/Pine Neighborhood Plan, and is intended to conserve neighborhood character by:

Promoting mixed-use development
Keeping new development compatible and in the scale of the neighborhood
Encouraging small, diverse local businesses
Saving older buildings of character
Retaining and attracting arts and cultural uses.

Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay District proposed legislation

Please visit the website for additional information.

Proposed Zoning Change near the Pike/Pine Conservation Overlay District:

Contact me if you have questions.

Councilmember Rasmussen reacts after Council votes unanimously to place renewal of Parks Levy on ballot - July 2008.

Tom Rasmussen was re-elected to his second term on the City Council and was sworn-in on January 7, 2008.

He now chairs the Parks & Seattle Center committee. In addition, he is the vice-chair of the Culture, Civil Rights, Health & Personnel committee and the Labor Policy committee and is a member of the Planning, Land Use & Neighborhoods committee.

His regional committee responsibilities include committee membership on the Board of Health and the Regional Policy Committee as well as the Water Resource Inventory Area (WRIA 8), which works to restore and conserve salmon habitat in our region.

Member of the Council since: 2004

Current Term: 2008-2011

Committees:
Chair: Transportation; and Alaskan Way Viaduct & Seawall Replacement Project
Vice-Chair: Parks & Seattle Center
Member: Housing, Human Services, Health, & Culture
Alternate: Built Environment

Staff:
Brian Hawksford, Ann Corbitt, and Maia Harris

Issues of Interest:
Expansion of Seattle's parks system, preserving and protecting open space, affordable housing, human services, public health, protecting services for seniors and the disabled, human rights, improving delivery of city services and accountability of city departments

Organizational Affiliations:
34th District Democrats, founder and first co-chair of the Privacy Fund, former national board member of Lambda legal defense and education fund, former chair of the Queen Anne Community Council Parks Committee, Alki Community Council

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