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Home My WebLink AboutCommittee of the Whole Packet for 5/11/2015 � J � 1 1 F '�7��,��' �F�� t ��S S� �� r��n� � � , `�` � ��,t ''�� Q�� , �' � ��4�� ' ��_� ' -�� , � M �� . � � �� I � � f I II � _ _. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - TOUR MEETING DATE May 11, 2015 NAM E Don Persson Ed Prince Armondo Pavone Randy Corman Jay Covington Marcie Palmer Owen Mayfield Chip Vincent Mark Gropper � Ruth Perez Cliff Long Mark Santos-Johnson Me an Gre or �q � From: lulia Medzegian Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2015 2:05 PM To: Jason Seth; Megan Gregor , Subject: FW:Tour of KCHA Greenbridge and Seola Gardens Communities;Thanks! fyi From: Mark Santos-Johnson Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2015 1:49 PM To: April Alexander; ]ulia Medzegian Cc: Elizabeth Higgins Subject: FW: Tour of KCHA Greenbridge and Seola Gardens Communities; Thanks! April and Julia, Thanks for all of your help with the planning for yesterday's tour of the King County Housing Authority's Greenbridge and Seola Gardens communities! I thought it was great for the Renton City Council members, Jay, Chip, Cliff, and representatives from the Renton Housing Authority to be able to tour the site together and to learn from and experience firsthand KCHA's successful efforts in the Whitecenter neighborhood. Julia, here are the additional attendees for the tour(besides those you logged in at the Renton City Hall): • Stephen Norman, KCHA staff • Dan Watson, KCHA staff • Tim Walter, KCHA staff • Dan Landes, KCHA staff • Terrylynn Stewart, KCHA board commissioner • Kaelene Nobis, RHA staff Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks again for your help and support! Mark Santos-Johnson Community Development Project Manager Community& Economic Development Department 425.430.6584 1 Sunset Area Transformation Plan Choice Neighborhoods rnitiative Imp/ementation Grant 2015 Background: The Sunset Area is a distinct ple, educational, and supportive services specifi- neighborhood, recognizable as a gateway to the cally in the Sunset Area of the Renton Highlands. much larger Highlands area of Renton. The area The principal partners, Anchor Institutions, and was largely established in the early 1940's when other supporters, teamed together to secure the facilities, amenities, and infrastructure were commitments for more than $196 million in lever- constructed by the federal government to sup- age, the majority of which is contingent upon re- port World War II temporary housing, built to ceipt of a CNI grant. The total leverage is $6.56 provide dwellings for war workers at nearby for each CNI dollar! Boeing and PACCAR. The boundaries of the Sun- set Area have been recognized as a special plan- Anchor Institutions: The following anchor insti- ning and revitalization area by the City for ten tutions have pledged support for the Transfor- years. mation Plan, if we receive a CNI grant: The original housing largely remains, but is in Renton Technical College (job training) very poor condition. Crime is higher, vacancy is UW Medicine/Valley Medical Center higher, and the Sunset Terrace public housing �healthcare) project reached such a point of distress that HUD approved relocation of the residents and disposal The Boeing Company (community support) of the property for one-for-one-replacement HealthPoint (healthcare) housing. Choice Neighborhoods Initiative: In February, Renton Chamber of Commerce (economic 2015, the King County Housing Authority (as revitalization) Lead Applicant), the City of Renton and the King County Library System (new Renton Renton Housing Authority (as Co-Applicants), Highlands Public Library) Neighborhood House (as the People Strategy The Road Map Project (education support) implementation entity) and the Renton School District (as Principal Education Partner) submit- The Renton Salvation Army (food access ted an application to the U.S. Department of and self-sufficiency) Housing and Urban Development for a Choice HomeSight (home ownership) Neighborhoods Initiative Implementation grant. The application requests a total of $30 million for d a five-year project with funds for housing devel- .,':,� •: �°� �,�,��„� � � � "" opment, neighborhood improvements, and peo- `�'• ' �r:,'` `` ". �."3`-� " `'' . ��-� �� ,.;i . ..` �,. �,. � ., �� . h ..�. ,�. _, . s ; , ' � �� $ ' j +� /, .:�` _,� , r r �.� .� ,,� .. 'll:� ^�,'f' � t�� 'i � ; � � � . ��"� , � t , p A � ,i;7:�`� � �3�� '�' , . 4vY '" � . . _.��., u. �'—�._,-�_..�. .. , • � r w � w ... y . . , w,• -.. l" ,� _,,' „��:.r�r� . _ K, .,�..... �..j. .♦ y.� '`�; � - � .. �r:.y x�ay, ,s�''wK�r�+;�- . 4.. ! ' � � �� ; ' . � � �Y.. � �. . � �' ;? _ --q��-'-,s` {,'� ��a.' 1 Mr,.. �'�•_'.�+ {� . ��-. j � ..�, � � � ...... .. \ .' .'-�'i_,�.. # -� .. Housing Sunset Area Housing Plan a �� .r", � M,p.��" �� , .r :��' � '��yl� :. e � , ��.�q� ��Y�4�.Y6. '.� � ,1` ��.,�� " �. .� . ,� ;; '�YR ".. � ,. 4�i:i'�' . "� e,�� . Y( � [ A�� . ��' .. . . tV �:r" .. 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The Renton Housing Authority is the Co- alyze private and public spin-off investments that Applicant and Housing Partner. will create 398 units of market-rate housing at the Housing: CNI funds will help finance 374 high former Sunset Terrace public housing site. quality housing units (with a total of 76 replace- ment housing units), including: 1) 77 assisted sen- ior housing units in the health service rich Benson Vantage Point, under construction Hill area of Renton; 2) 234 units of new housing in the Sunset Area; ,t:�„� � � .. . ,-:.� ;� � . �k�.. f��.. ,. � �' " r' -,� . . ,�-,,, ( -* rc � . � ' �#t ' �r_.m '.Y �j` �Y; M� ';`' , ,.�u, �t �'r'ql R _ �`{;�. .�` .�t� �pp �•�,+� ! �r.�_��k � ., ,�� . _ � �.�r�'� -1 �� ."�� ~� 1 �J � '. .. � :� — � ��* � 4 x � Jl�� :^�"%+'..�, y �. ♦ . � ��1 3 rt, \'` � �'� 2 �` d"r �� r . _ ��. . � � y� � , . . ;:� ` ''�`''^' ,.. 7 y�� "I►< . �,n . s � 1 1 �. � �' �:.. �,� ,�. „�,� �t 1�/ 11'�� .:. � . _ . , . � . . . . , .. � \ —— \ Golden Pines, to be renovated -- � 1. ' . , r : .�" Sunset Terrace, to be demolished - - � Neighborhood Foundation of the Transformation P/an Community Investment: As Co-Applicant ,.�- �; and Neighborhood Strategy Lead, the City of ��t � � �� ' � �� ''��`°��f��` � �:.. � � Renton continues to make significant public :•�� . . �` � � � investment in infrastructure and community '� �� amenities in the Sunset Area with the follow- ing notable projects completed or underway: x Re.e�adow Crest�Ea I�eLea.rnin Center I1 li' II 1 �� , � �� Y 9 ; � • Meadow Crest Inclusive Playground Y . • Glennwood Townhomes �+ �. �"'"'� � - • Kirkland Avenue Townhomes � '� ',;.� � � • Highlands to The Landing Pedestrian '� ` � � x tr. ��. ' � : Connection � ' . �� ' • Harrington Avenue Green Connections ' < - - ' • Infrastructure upgrades t ProjeCts in Progress: The new Renton Highlands Library (underconstruction) • Sunset Terrace Regional Stormwater Fa- cility strengthen the commercial district; 5) provide youth • Renton Highlands Library gang and domestic violence intervention to supple- • Sunset Neighborhood Park design & ac- ment new crime prevention and life safety initiatives quisition for businesses and residents; and 6) create a place- � • Sunset Lane NE & NE Sunset Boulevard making project for the new Renton Highlands Library � improvements design street frontage. � • Colpitts new market rate housing at The Transformation Plan Strategies are expected to Sunset Terrace catalyze additional investments that will create a new park and a safer, improved state highway linking the � Choice Neighborhood Initiative Invest- area with job centers throughout the region. ment: CNI funds will be used, at least in ' * a ' � part, for the following "Critical Community �`; M� �'' �,,� � Improvement" activities: 1) Weatherization and Critical Needs Home Repair Program for � , #�:� ... ,�R� ,�,,,,� - existing housing; 2) acquire and make im- ..,,_w�-'°'!* � � provements to the current library building for ��;� � � k �� ! ��i� � - a Sunset Area Family Service Center; 3) con- '.��-° `°``°��'•'° - TM " struct new sidewalks as Safe Routes to �� " �� a^ ��` " Schools; 4) implement measures that will -- •�> . ,� � --�� ' 'a� ��" , , �< BELLEVUE �..,.,.., � .S t,.��MERCEP . ' �SUIIS�� A1�� t .�� S ' ASIAND' � NEWc.as'ri[ Meadow Crest Early Leaming Center SEATLIE .. . � �. ... .. � ,�q'. � «„ " �� . � � „ti�. . . a��r�� -- 'l..�,,:' _ �� .- _ . . . - . � _ _. . .. .-- �,��;;:,:. � ,��• .. .� n�.,�. .��,,..�,,. � � ��i.�r�.. �:, � � �� . irs�., ,� ,t�r,� .. ...,��, �w �, �s■��,� �� ,�� - w��c� �� t ''' �-` � w��r.�� '�.�� Harrin ton Avenue Green Connections ��!�� 9 K��, � � � ; i People/Education H l in P / L f- e p g eop e ead Se/ Sufficient Lives People and Education Strategies: The People and Education People/Educational Strategies include the following six primary areas: Health, Kinder- Supportive Services: garten Ready, Academic Success, College and Career Ready, Self- Healthcare Sufficiency, and Homeownership. Caregiver Support Healthy Living: The People Strategy focuses heavily on successful Health Navigators programming currently being implemented by Neighborhood Health Services House, the People Implementation Entity, at other public housing Transportation Services communities. Each strategy selected has proven success in ad- Sunset & Hyde Shuttles dressing outcomes similar or identical to the CNI outcomes and has Senior Services been designed to meet the unique needs of immigrants/refugees Resource Connection and low income populations similar to those of Sunset Terrace resi- Senior Food Access dents. UW Medicine/Valley Medical Center and HealthPoint (Anchor Education Institutions) will provide healthcare services to the Sunset Area. Kindergarten Ready Education: The Renton School District, as Principal Education Educational Services Partner, will ensure that students have opportunities to be kinder- Family Case Management , garten ready, and proceed through grades with academic success Academic Success to become college/career ready. School Program Navigator Afterschool Tutoring Self-Sufficiency: The Renton Technical College, an Anchor Insti- College and Career Read � Y tution, will provide career education and job-training opportunities Educational Services for Sunset residents of all ages. Transportation assistance will con- Reconnecting Youth Program nect job-seekers with employment services available in Renton. Afterschool Tutoring I Housing: To create new economic benefits, increased investment Self-Sufficiency i� , in the communit and housin stabilit for residents a new first- Em lo ment Services Y, 9 Y , P Y I time homebuyer program will be implemented with CNI funds and Transportation Assistance new leverage from HomeSight, an Anchor Institution. The program Sunset Shuttle will provide second mortgages to enable area residents, primarily Job Readiness Training I now renters, to achieve homeownership. Placement Services Financial Empowerment Services Information Access Homeownership � .,. . " First Time Home Buyer - �/ Second Mortgages r„W< . ' � ��,�; � � - '� � � ��. ,� i : _ � ,.� �, �=� � „��, � } ;!�,�E - - �d �J�a �� - ; � • , � , ',r�S� � � �?.:.�� ,.. �. � � �� .� t u � I I .� � ,� �"�_- k . � � w �; h � ; �. �� . �� 4 • � 3 , :s, ' � ; �- ... . ,,. .-. al+dh- i � a =� �� , �� s �` .. ` � A N$ } ' .. .1 }xx� `__ ..�..�ls� co�,�a<<u� Mark Santos-Johnson, Community Development Project Manager , Community and Economic Development Department � 425-430-6584 msantosjohnson@rentonwa.gov I ��r+^- � r • reen bridc�e King Counfy Housing Authority Greenbrid e b the I� umbers � v 93 The number of acres 74 The number of acres in for-sale housing, roads, parks, services and drainage at the new devefopment 569 The number of public housing units at Park Lake Homes 472 The number of new rental units at Greenbridge 373 The projected number of home owner units at Greenbridge 13,500 The square feet of retail space 110,000 The square feet of services space including the school 10 The number of public parks 39 The number of public art installations $170M Amount of public private investment by I<CHA excluding homeownership $1.6M Amount of annual tax revenue in 2013 dollars I�omes for sale will generate in tax revenue when fully built YWCA Learning Center/ King County Library at Greenbridge Occupancy Date November 2008 Building Partners YWCA, King County Library System Services Provided Self-directed job search, employment case management, youth leadership programs, literacy enrichment, basic computer classes, library Service Recipients Greenbridge residents, White Center residents, low-income residents Building Size 10,000 sq feet Jim Wiley Community Center Occu ancy Date Earl 2007 P Y Building Partners The Boys and Girls Club,Neighborhood House, Highline Community College, King County Housing Authority Services Provided Youth Tutoring, mentoring and recreation, family and individual case management, adult basic education, ESL and citizenship classes, senior activities, cultural classes, EITC assistance, energy assistance, community meeting and gathering space Service Recipients Greenbridge residents, White Center residents, low-income residents Building Size 22,800 sq ft Educare School of Greater Seattle (Greenbridge Early Learning Center) Occupancy Date Early 2010 Building Occupant Puget Sound ESD Services Provided Head Start programs birth to 4 years old, parenting classes, employment services for Head Start parents, regional training program, support and training for informal childcare providers, childcare, home visits, prenatal/infant/toddler services ' Service Recipients Low-income children birth to 4 years old, Head Start parents and families, children from mixed-income families (childcare) Building Size 44,200 sq ft White Center Heights Elementary- School Occupancy Date September 2004 Building Partners Highline School District Services Provided Elementary education, parenting classes, computer classes Service Recipients Children and families who live within Highline School District boundaries Building Size 45,000 sq ft King County Public Health Occupancy Date Fa112013 Building Partners King County Public Health, King County Housing Authority Services Provided Maternity support services, infant case management, family planning, WIC Service Recipients Families who live in the greater south Seattle area Building Size 6,022 sq ft Other on-site Greenbridge Partners King County Sheriff s Department Quantum Management Company Grc�nbridye King County Housing Authority Resident Services � eal�� Ga rde��5 King County Housing Authority S�ola G � rd � ns b the Numbers v 3Q The number of acres 21.88 The number of acres in for-sale housing, roads, parks and drainage at the new deWelopment 165 The number of public housing units at Park Lake Nomes II 177 The number of new rental units at Seola Gardens 108 The projected number of home owner units at Seola Gardens 13,40� The square feet of community serv�ces space 5 The number of public par[cs , 15 The number of public art installations $7�M Amounfi of public private investment by KCHA at excluding homeownership $456� Amount of annual tax revenue in 2013 dollars homes fo� sale will gerierate in tax r�evenue when fu[ly builfi �,.,_ . .,� w� �'` . �'�. �". ' r ,s... . •'y` � r .(�� t �r "h �� ( ,il_ ' ��y ,. '+'�w.'.. �q. 1` '�� 7S�.i `Z' 4�. I; ' "'Y�" �,�• k : � ' � `��.s.! . � ..'�, ' �•��' �. Il � �� a^-1 ... To d a la. S tM '��y�� :_ � i�M'�� r G�� ... �� ; ,"�Y � '+�� t ,, � � � { '(� _ �,;w •�`�r �T, ' i. �,.��th;>i� �n� j ,�. .M'` � � �w,. . r �� ' .. � $�", �rt� - � y " �,a Yt., continued from front cover """' �� +�''� " ...,_. ; ��,.,,,�.a+ �° ' Greenbridge .:�:� a �. . � _ - .t � $r;� �� . � , ��;� ,�-x� � .� , � k�� ' . � #. developments have received 3-Star BUILT GREEN"" `'-� ' ` "� 9 9 . y . . . � �` � ` � a � .�► : �+'` ■ \�� " ; �� ; ratin s. The Greenbrid e communit has received Communit SerV1CeS Y �< ,�.; , , �. �; : a number of local and national awards for livabilit '� '� � � �� ' ` �`�=�- __ _3 \ � �" �� -----�--� building design, and parks and open space design. Onsite ��.: ,,, ��` 1�� ``��" �'� �� ...�, -,��,;�" �`��'��'�"4 -� �� ,' a � ' � � � K � � � � x �, � � � . .� �::�- , The community center alone has garnered several White Center Heights Elementary School f -" � '' ' { "., > .- •, , s ,�' ,`, „ , � :` •; �} � such accolades of excellence for design as has Nia Educare Early Learning Center �� " ' " �� -''•� ' � �, . � ' ` 'rt,�:' � •� ''� ` A artments—a mid-rise of rental a artments for � �� i � "�""`€'��'`�''`` � "��"``�'''i '" � . p p Head Start and Early Head Start E�nrys�ynbyStuartNakamura --�-••• - seniors and individuals with disabilities. � Greenbridge Library ' " ' ' YWCA Learnin Center ` � � � Greenbridge Rental Housing g # �nl�� I `��n �O I�� 9 Technology education a � � `< < � � At completion the Greenbridge community will Employment counseling and referral � . d � �� have a total of 472 affordable rental housmg units �im Wiley Community Center � omebuyers of all ages are wondering skills and search for employment at the YWCA occupied by approximately 1150 individuals. Many Southwest Area Bo s & Giris Club � �„�-��: of the townhouses, cottages, flats and small-scale y �� how they can put down roots at Greenbridge Career Development Center. Free ,�,, � _ .� Neighborhood House � �� Greenbridge—a new master-planned movies and concerts entertain residents in the central „� �'�;�+ apartments can be entered at grade and many are Hi hline Communit Colle e � � � outdoor laza. And man ut their reen thumbs to visitable or accessible to peo ple with disabilities. � g y g � community in White Center where up to 450 new P Y p 9 Joe Thomas Community Meeting Room homes will be offered for sale. use in the community's flourishing garden spaces. --`� ` For Sale Housing at Greenbridge Greenbridge Plaza I ' "Greenbridge is a wonderful community in which "Being able to check out a library book, grab a ! � � , , Storefront Sheriff's office cu of coffee, and visit a communit ark all ust A combination of finished lots and bulk lot sales � � � to raise a family," says Le Be-Tu, a Greenbridge p Y p j Management offices :�4 ` b walkin out m front door trul matches what will offer developers up to 450 lots to develop resident and parent. "In fact, it is an ideal Y 9 Y Y ;�r,�.� and provide a range of homeownership options at Parks and community trail r� ° community for our society." I'm looking for in a neighborhood," says Larry -�-- � ----- Greenbridge. � Dubsea Coffee �� Macmillan, a local educational consultant. "I'd Retail � ri� So far, $180 million has been invested love to spend my retirement years at �" �� in the new neighborhood, and land is lust about Art at Greenbridge Metro bus service ` . ' . Greenbrid e." � � a'��,' � �� for sale to developers of single-family everywhere you g � More than 80 pieces of art by ten Family services , 4 homes, townhouses, and cotta es.The � � 9 look,this new The new community has 130,000 artists grace the Greenbridge site, Senior services ` '� �'� community will eventually be home to neighborhood is square feet of schools, community, and �� trails and parks. The art ranges f- � 3,000 people.That's roughly the size a hub of adivity retail space, comprehensive educational , from the functional—as play equipment, tables Offsite but nearby � of a small town, and in many ways, where all ages and social services, on-site community �l�r ,�' � and stools, a beautiful entry sign, a rain collection White Center shopping district �` Greenbridge already acts like one. gather and thrive. policing, new roads, sidewalks and '' and runnel system diverting water to a drainage Westwood Villa e utilities, and 472 new rental homes. . ,t s stem—to the whimsical, ex ressed as avin p lust about everywhere you look, this new i , g 3 i �- Y p p 9 arks, dog park and playfields ~ �`" Eleven new parks sport gardens and play structures designs, a totem pole with designs by Boys&Girls Places of worship for multiple faiths ,� � '-� ' neighborhood is a hub of activity where all ages and public art adorns the buildings, parks, and Club youth, a Rainbrella and raindrops with sayings , "�'� � `�' gather and thrive. walkways. Fire station �'�� written by school children. � 5 ;r. ` " �� Regulars at the Dubsea Coffee shop share A trail system winds through Greenbridge and Food Bank � � Kin Count Public Health . " � conversation while si p pin g fair trade bevera ges. leads to White Center's business district with ethnic . QUESTIONS? (206)574-1197 www.kcha.orq g y �-, `` :� �j Teachers, infants and preschoolers bring life to restaurants, grocery stores and services. Connections ` - - - ' ' � the cutting-edge Educare Early Learning Center, ,�r '., ,;.� ,x to shopping areas,job and recreation centers are �,� �_,,� ��ch opened in 2010. 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Q North entry, Jim Wiley Community Center ` ,�--�� • ; _�--- - SW ROXBURY 5T '... � by Lydia Aldredge: _ � _ . _= - -_ --::_ .� :� _ Tools of the Trade&Helix Dome � � � ' ' '�� . �,-� ,,,,� l�_ ,� .,-�---� �� ; , � ; �� The Wind Compass Rose < , j � � � ' � , `� �� ` � i /';� �,� ; _,__�_1_— :. Ladder Lights � �-�- =-� �� s� y ,�� ' --�,r._� ��' � � �'� _ - � • � � ti � ` _ 1 Q Inside Jim Wiley Community Center f ��; { ' I � � �a� ,;��'��_��,� �' ��\ •, by Lydia Aldredge: T;-+-' ' - � :.�: -- �';�.-'�!;. � i � �. � The Wind Current Sculpture _ I � � j j�� i � ,�� ' ' �' �i ��, �' .� ._ , _ _ � . , � N � The Corollas Effect Mobile � '�^^ � -� sw 9�rH sT ._.-, � " J T �y , � � �� - �� "� .. �,,� �� • ��-� World wind cases a` -- - � �- - ... : - -- -- Decorated corridor laster wall & chair rail - = ' � � � f P - • � ,: � : i , � � ;-�' ' ,� , � ; � �� Q Greenbridge Plaza � f � � }`�' �k� � � ;� 1 by Lydia Aldrt dge: �� .'� ' t�`�= , i��:_1 � ', f�i� `=i� �: �' ` �-�- � r�� i � �� "1� Ladder Lights � �.: , F w .,� � ' n = � ` � by Laura Haddad: �� - .� = � �; ��`�'` � '3� � �� ' � �� Teatro Mundi �r f;,�' � _-i � ' .�.' : � _� � , �'O -• � _ . � _1 �' .Oer-� � �--::. � . '�".;ar. . Q �'�`� ' '� 71 . . � �: � Ei hth Avenue �� ,y� � , 1� _ . �`-��` __ � by�Carolyn Law. �, ��' ' � � ' , 'y�;, �� ; ":_.. � , : � ��.. Three Friends, totems , �. "��. � �, ;.' ' � �' �� Q �� +� _ Implied Motion, balconies ` � 3T' ' ` � � �� , �� - �,,, �` , r �Y�� `'�� T�-;r{ �a I o ".',� J� F.�•- � � CommunityTrail :� �-' � � � . i �! � � �-�=��=�� _ 0 � � � , �� .= r � � Q .,/ by Mary Coss: �� ,� �� r=, `�,.` �, ,, �' W � � ;i Greenbridge Greendrain �� ''� � �`� Sw9grHS �'�` � ` ' a"� �'��; ,.�.� , - � .: � . r _ , �•, • Copper gutter& drain pipes ' " ' ` � '`( �_____ . �.� � • Water runnel ' � �"' — � ' � ►'"""`r hether underfoot or overhead–a subtle touch or a ., �-* , • Water spouts ' ` vivid display of artistic emotion–art is everywhere ��'��!Ni , • Bronze plate inlays on staircase Art is often a symbol of a value — — � at Greenbridge. Fifty-four separate art pieces by five ,� �� ":r. '=. r � �. ,�; �� . Q Community Trail • ' ,�, '° �� ` � artists have been installed at the redeveloped property in , � b Laura Haddad: held by the tommumty. The � . fi Y ;� many forms: as balconies, benches, tables, sign boards, � �� Land-Slide Pocket Park Mary Coss piece on the trail �` � � ��; r downspouts, entries, bulletin boards, play equipment, a + � � by Mary Coss: entitled Greenbridge Greendrain � . garden shed and pure decoration. U to ten additional �` --��`-"� � '�� Three Wishes p ;,� SisterCairns demonstrates how gravity �'� � artworks are in the planning stage. _ '' � ' . ' 0 Botanica Park moves water fram rooftops to ��,.� _ � � �� ; , � �. . , , - �r,�`, � by Mary Coss: a clean drain system that helps _��,t, ` � �; "The idea is that everyone enjoys Aladdin's Rendezvous protect Puget Sound. i a;i. � ' whimsy, color and decoration - - � - • • • - by Laura Haddatl: , � - in their environments," says � Botanica, potting shed &cylinders ��, � I , Deborah Gooden, Greenbridge General Manager for ;i , ; Maori Park �=-. =* � King County Housing Authority. "The art pieces become by Juan Alonso: yi b µ •` �� ' community icons, place markers, Beacon 1&ll � � . . Ho pscotch&FourS quares �, r- � c o n v e r s a t i o n p i e c e s a n d i n s p i r a t i o n Benches&tabletops �� =yv ` � for other types of artistic activity in � ' �" �` ' ' � the community, such as theatre, � Q Gateway Park ` �'� � �Y , by Juan Alonso: , �; . .,_� '# � �� ;� ` dance and song." r,.,".. � � , �:. 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The theme unifying the series of works installed at the Two stainless steel path is built so that the water meanders down the slope Jim Wiley Community Center is an exploration of the sculptures mounted on and the words speak to visitors like a sound poem Laura Haddad, whose background includes landscape winds of the worid. Wind is a metaphor for migration, 8-foot concrete pillars of renewal. architecture and stage set design, is a conceptual artist as many of the residents using the renovated Center provide markers or a working in the public realm. She is interested in eliciting are immigrants. reference point in the Mary Coss, a multi-media sculptor, creates artwork inspired transformation of art through phenomena, of site through neighborhood. The by life experience. Dividing her creative attention between art and of viewers' perceptions of place. Haddad has �_i � j� .; designs are based on studio work and public art projects, she has an extensive worked in Seattle since 1995, collaborating with design — .--." . �+ ' �' �x patterns used by the exhibition record and wrote the Greenbridge Art Plan. teams, government agencies and communities to create _ ��; � � � Coss has led numerous ublic art ro ects with resident art that is functionall and conce tuall inte rated into its �=" � /,-� . 1 ,. f � Maori people in fabrics p p 1 y p y g �- • �'"M�� , . `� �r�'°'1 � � � �; ~'�� > s and body decoration r and community groups. Her work can be seen in several site. To realize the artwork at Greenbridge, Haddad worked ��__��;� ; ._,��-.'� Washington collections including Seattle City Parks, Seattle with a team of talented fabricators, including metalworker � _�� ;h. --j,� and harmonize with a ��;. ;:�;y. �`` � s�. �� color concrete design Public Schools and Bellevue Community College and in Charles Wiemeyer. � � - ' 'f ` create d for anot her California at the Carlsbad Public Libra ry. �" ;� ��, . � '.�. �1 Greenbridge park. Says �,�� Implied Motion �,,, � Juan Alonso, the artist: Ld11d-Slide `, ,; , � , _ , �-;c � j'� -,- ., � "Knowing what it feels ' '.� The balcony railings give ' � � �, 1�� `-� •_ like, to be displaced — Land-Slide is a pocket park conceived as an artistic the illusion of movement 7 � � � ``�-�—�`�'�' '— �� as an immigrant, I wanted to create work compatible with earthwork for play. It includes a sculptural stainless steel as people move up and , - - / '� � 1 � 1 �� _ �„� other works I've created for the Greenbridge neighborhood slide, curving concrete walls, a sand pit and plantings. The down 8th Avenue. The � �� that address a sense of permanency." forms of the art were inspired by the flowing characters of movement in the landscape The Wind Current Sculpture Series is made up of several many of the languages spoken at Greenbridge. The inward caused by wind, people, suspended sculptures that link the north and south Juan Alonso is a Cuban born, self-taught artist living in focus of the park encourages social interaction and an cars and bikes with the ��~` ' Community Center entries. These sculptures depict Seattle since 1982. His public art can be seen at SeaTac � � � railings in the background, ' winds from the different regions of the world and Airport, Qwest Field and at the Edmonds Street Sound add another dimension _ e � � , include depictions of vegetation as varied as eucalyptus, Transit Station. His work has been exhibited at the Tacoma �, _ � to the corner building. _ �„r tamarisk, ginkgo and pine. The Corollas Effect Mobile Art Museum, the Seattle Art Museum and Museum of � �,� Once the development is is centrally located and is lit by a skylight. The mobile Northwest Art, as well as in corporate collections including = complete, the "main street" � _ - depicts the earth's generation of the winds of the world Microsoft, General Mills and the City of Seattle. Alonso �- � of Greenbridge will be in �� ^""�'� through its constant rotation. has received numerous awards. He was selected as the '� "�� j� '� constant motion. � PONCHO Artist of the Year in 2007 and received a Neddy � " � L dia Aldred e, architect and ublic artist, uses natural �; ; �1; 1 � r � y g p Artist Fellowship in 1997. �`i ,, ;y�g ��`r ,��' , � � Carolyn Law is a ' _ and cultural iconography of place and function to ��°` �f� .Rrn�=�r,�:.iw :I rofessional studio and P create environmental artwork � public artist and thinks exploring the concepts of Greenbridge Greendrain � the intersection of artists, communities and the built and history and change. She has F , i� natural environments is a powerful force. Her public art designed environments that - ""When you drink the water, �,„. . >� ' ' remember the spring" < �"� . encompasses a wide range of commissioned projects explore issues of ethnic diversity, � � �. ' �- _" and art lans while her studio work involves mixed media —Chinese Proverb p community identity and �� a:� ' <� '� � � - � - ---�r " drawings and temporary installation. Law is actively environmental stewardship. Her ` This artwork celebrates the Greendrain that �` 1 � �.- ' . , ,_ � L� `• r� , __:,.,�,� ,�� _ .; . involved in civic affairs concerning the built environment mediums include earthworks, �`;a � �, feeds the nearb wetlands and Mallard �'� �`�' ` - �� '+'° ` �` ..,. � , ' �'�,� � ~�'�'� and participates on the Seattle Design Commission, ' y � ,a�:_ � . metal fabrications, concrete, �` "� Lake. The amount of water in this runnel is ��'�:'`='�' `� -- r � `��= , � _� -.:•� �. . ,P .�µ Light Rail Review Panel and the new Baseball Stadium wood construction, etched :y remarkable during a rainstorm and offers a �.f� --z,,, ±- �� >��'�"`�-�" Community Review and Public Art committees. ,�f- glass, terrazzo, and tile, rock ,,� � striking reminder of the massive amounts � ;, � �- � �„�„� �__� ��. ,,,4� -� . �...� .�P�� _a. � _, and glass mosaics. ,� , ,y.� � of water being moved across the entire � .- « r....,��,,��`y��,, ;�;� �;. ;��.� �� ~ site. The bronze inlay along the ascending � '�y �y'��- �'"-� j � ��:N" Y:�e:�' .�q,��:.A.,� � r� '�',. �y a:.•. ..>.,. � `' � '<. �,,. ... "'� -�, ��„�r, r . � {� C � �K 4�].! ..• . r / •• �•• •. .,��:• ,�� ' Neighborhood Amenities ~ f � �� - , - - � � �i' • ,. 1 � , ,� . � . . ,-.� ; , , , ' , �,y�l' _ ; � Educational Opporturnties �� _ , _ ��:' � / ':;; �.:� White Center Heights Elementary School !� `I +, E __ �' �z�' � * I �'� � j • ` - : � EduCare Early Learning Center ;� � _� /"�� _t : � `_ � � 1 ` ,q;�:''' �..� , � _ . � : � � ::: '� :w-. Head Start and Early Head Start ;�� '` ==- _ � - ___ _ .,,,. �' Greenbridge Library � � � ;f � , ! � . iG . ,� ..� � I � .. ,� _.,,�., A YWCA Learning Center � ° '� i _ � � , ` ""`� TAF Academy(Technology Access Foundation) _~ � = � -. ��i .� F �� ' � Neighborhood House I � � ��,. ;� t.-, E 1� _ . .--.�:� � - � � � ' �,.. . . _ ` ; . , � � �,..� Highline Community College language classes ' � %'a' � - , . . � .._. - . ,. , � , �i_... - ' ry ��--u� ' '� ` Career Development Center �"` ''"`, - i� . p• � � � -` 2 computer centers ' , � � � 6 community meeting rooms '"' � a _ _ . . _ � : _ ...-�,,, .�,,, - _ 1 � � ` 'f Recreational Choices "� �"�'�� "r � Southwest Area Boys&Girls Club Basketball leagues Sidewalks and community trails � ' . i i . �,. 98th Avenue corridor trail to White Center �'' � t � fi�'� Playgrounds » �� ' "' '�{ Exercise stations � ' � � � a �► ! .v t _ - _,. • Gardening areas , • �T� ' . , � j �� Lake Garrett and Lakewood Parks � � � • � � � ' � � � tF ,,,�� f _ .. --- � � �.,: � � : , � # "" ' � ' w Frisbee golf course � �� j �`�� 13 parks �� . ,• ., '� �� / . `� - -w ;;"' �',. � Dubsea Coffee '" �� :. �° ��_ ,�. The new communities ��f� �'� �� -` Iconic Features R�' ` �' ,. , , . , �i� �� 5 �� '" �`��.� � . . . Greenbrid�e and Seola � ��,�4 :. � � • : ' �` � � ; ;� , ', �,�1� . � ,;� 54 pieces of public art � � �� `�.. . ` . . , ��' � , "�'� � �'� �'� Greenbridge Plaza ' ' ' ��11'CjeI1S lri W111te Ceritel" '� � � . �< .._." _ ,�,�� a��.i �� ii�- � ... � '.. '"`�" . ' .a� �• Greenbridge Clock Tower . � '.�_ � Cl�I"5. �,' � � > , �Ifl ' � �__ _ ,.�.,,,,�. _ ire rea r ome ui � : .. � �� > ,� dy fo h b �l .y,t. : � - Community safety �r, t �`"'� � 'l� A ,,,�« �.. Storefront Sheriff's office Prospective home buyers " � ` " � > ---.-;�f �, ' ��ill enjoy life-long learnin� ' � , ��,� .,.,,�.., �'= '"�� White Center Neighborhood Amenities _ � ' � � , i _'� Elementary schools: Mount View, Beverly Park , c>��portunities, OPeri Sp�LCe , , � � . ~ �'' ` --- ' � �� Cascade Middle School � � �. -� �� Evergreen High School .:_� ��-�- ' �`. �lI1C� e��S� CO111II1llteS. 1 '` South Seattle Communit Colle e ��, =� '�►� �--� ,�; Y g �� - � Highline Community College '�::i � ` . ..u.- . F,,� �- White Center library . ' � � � �'� ` � �� White Center Heights Park �� 1 � � � � . � ��- + r � . ,.- __ _ _ : North Shorewood Park t� �'�� , t � �;��'' . —'� ' , �� ..,. , . . . White Center Pond r� +' � r ~ , �lv Steve Cox Park&Mel Olson Stadium �� , 1 ��x �'� � ' � � 3 �» < For information on property available for sale, contact Playfields ��`�� _ , - � � '�' ...r +r� James Rooney at King County Housing Authority, Evergreen Community Aquatic Center ,'' ��v�`}' ��,� - � � " � �`.�_�""" � t��, Restaurants, retail, grocery stores c� '. � jrooney@kcha.org, (206) 826-5303, WWW.ICCIIB.00g. Metro Transit hub serves 10 bus lines ' "- � ��f� --�._ :;= s' Park& Ride Lot(Olson Place and Myers Way) i ' ! - �� Easy highway access " � . ..�_...exaa . ' a a . p. � - _.. . .�: k�'� n l ,//,l `n PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER USING SOV-BASED INKS �r Gre�'�I�rI�'tJe �\OI�1 V�1r\I\I�S � PRINTEDINWHITECENTERBYCOLORARTPRESS _ � + . .,...... 's�' Fo r Sa I e: S eo I a G a rd e n s & G ree n b ri d g e La n d new public library branch, multiple meeting rooms and Affordability classrooms are venues that have been built for gatherin g, information sharing and learning. Children needing extra Affordable homeownership and affordable rental homes recreational choices, affordabilit reat access to White enrichment to row in school, and adults lookin for offer something for every income. Both single-family homes he first homeowners have moved into Greenbridge, y- g g g and townhomes will be offered in a variety of styles, at a new neighborhood in White Center. They herald Center, Seattle and Burien businesses, and easy commutes employment opportunities, are offered many supportive to all ma or Kin Count ob centers. Safet is stressed in all services b a mix of service a encies. prices competitive with existing homes for sale. When the beginning of the homeownership phase for two 1 9 Y 1 Y Y 9 , new communities. Greenbridge and Seola Gardens are aspects of community life, by home design with "eyes" on possible, down payment assistance will be offered so that , sustainable, master-planned, mixed-income neighborhoods public spaces and a storefront RECI'edtiOn some moderate-income families can afford to qualify for i homeownership. A variety � where King County Housing Authority has invested $252 Sheriff's office at Greenbridge. 51�T�' �tcl'eS fC)I' Families and elders can play and picnic at 13 onsite parks of rentals are available for � Conveniently located million in state-of-the-art "green" infrastructure, amenities Learnin sdle — tlp t0 ��)O and four nearby public parks. They can walk and bike on families, differently abled and rental housing. Over the next five years, King County g a s stem of sidewalks and trails to en'o exercise stations, Itl W�llte CeriteT ri��ll' , riear Ilc)I�1C S Y � Y and elderly households. Housing Authority will offer 60 acres of land for sale to Children and learning are central playgrounds, gardening areas and 54 pieces of public art. I3L1I'leri �ri� Se�ittle �� builders, and up to 500 units of single-family homes and to the amenities at Greenbridge. An early learning center, Residents can swim at the Evergreen Aquatic Center, play ACCess '' townhomes will be built. elementary school, technology training school, tutoring Frisbee golf at Lakewood Park, walk to downtown White ', services and a Boys& Girls Club support children cradle �enter on the 98th Avenue Corridor trail or sign their kids Greenbridge and Seola Gardens offer easy car, bus and , Greenbridge and Seola Gardens are rich with a lovely walking access to nearby retail areas in Burien, White Center monta e of features that make the best communities. to career. Their parents have access to a computer center, up for basketball leagues at the Greenbridge Boys& Girls 9 and Seattle. 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'� i r� �.� w � ' ' ( " I� " ■ Rain gardens and water quality pond for Early childhood education . � . by rich natural beauty and a myriad of This new k c � � �` � ''I , � � onsite storm drainage and protection of Technology education opportunities to learn, to play, and to thrive. community will - r" (i °;� � nearb lake �. �� . � `' " l.�.�ti��l��' :`''� _ �: � � • � � � Y ployment counseling and referral � � Stately trees and views of the majestic transform a �,� `�� "� +�e �, t � � : ; � � �r,`��ts' ■ P-Patch community gardens Library � � � . .� � Olympic Mountains envelope this White site of severely _�� `�„ ' ��,! Food Bank Center neighborhood, and residents deteriorated, .� : �;� � - �I . .� . �� . � �. :� � - �� -;,�;� Local Employment Outreach Family Services � .� can stroll to nearby Lakewood Park for 46-year-old public �y � ��,; .�� I � ��„ �,_ -�; � � �y�: Boys and Girls Club .� picnicking, tennis, and other recreational housing that was `r� � ' `�'� _ .�� ___ aI1Cj SeCt10I1 �j PT'Ogralll Retail activities. ��'.� _: �� . � � � . � i . � built when King Senior services � . � .� :_ Several Highline Public Schools are also County Housing CHAs goal is to hire local residents for ake Garrett and Lakewood Park conveniently close by. Evergreen High and I Seola Gardens-related employment whei ' ' ' ' ' ' Authority demolished World War II defense tontact us Frisbee golf course Cascade Middle School are within walking ' ever possible. Low-income residents and ' • ' •' ' worker housing and constructed Park Lake I Playfields distance, and for younger children, grade For services or relocation- youth from Greenbridge, Section 8 or the Wh Homes II. i Center area should call the HOPE VI office for King County Public Health �� schools and a state-of-the-art early learning Federal HOPE VI funds and other public related questions call the Fire station center are half a mile away. In addition, , information on available jobs (206-574-1157). , - • � . and private sources will finance the $70 = HOPE VI UFfice at ces of worship for multiple faiths Seola Gardens will host a Head Start ', _ ' '� ' � � preschool program and a new community million redevelopment. Construction starts � 206-574-1157 � � " � . , , , �, , in 2010 and wraps up in 2014. - � j � ' �A � ' center with resources for all ages. r °�; ' ' "Seola Gardens will be a jewel for the - For development-related �; � } ; ' ', „� � f � � � �, ' ' �� And that's just the beginning. This _ questions call KCH� at �� -- � � �`' � � � revitalized community will be punctuated neig h bor h o o d," s ai d S t e p h e n N o r m a n, - .' ' ' w�✓'� � " ' ''' ' ' ' � by new parks, pea patch gardens, a trail executive director of King County Housing � _-_ , 206-574-1197 �. �5 - _ � ��'" ��, ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' system, inspiring art pieces, and a variety Authority. "Along with its neighbor to the , -- +� �� ;� ,.,�,.� �� ['""`� • � ' � �' ' � � of affordable housin choices. 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