Here are this month's furry friends visiting All the Best Pet Care on Madison St.

Brothers Peanut and Hugo stop in for snacks after getting groomed next door.

Maddie shows off her pumpkin costume for Halloween.

Denny Crane the Pharaoh Hound shows off his impressive ears.

Cleopatra stops in for treats.

 

10% OFF INSTINCT DOG AND CAT FOOD

• protein packed with cage-free chicken, USA-raised beef, wild-caught salmon or grass-fed lamb
• free of grain, corn, wheat, soy and potato

See this and other special offers from All The Best pet food and supplies.

 

“Conflict between a community group attempting to use the State Environmental Policy Act as a defensive blanket and developer Velmeir Companies will come to a head by December as the city’s Hearing Examiner is slated to make a decision on an appeal against the project.”

Read this excellent writeup of the status of the PCC project on the Capitol Hill Blog:

‘Single family home neighborhood’ — the Madison Valley PCC mixed-use battle

 

City People’s is offering a 20% discount on regularly priced merchandise (excluding Christmas trees and custom stands).

4–7 pm on Monday, December 3rd.

2939 E. Madison St
Seattle, WA 98112
http://citypeoples.com/gardenstore/

 

Hello again, Neighbors:

The generous donations from Madison Valley businesses and residents have gotten us very close to fully funding this year’s lights ($7,385 out of $8,800). With a few more contributions, we can meet our goal. Please help us keep Madison St bright and cheery!

To pay online, click the Donate button on the home page: http://madisonvalley.org, or send a check payable to:

Madison Valley Merchants Association
4111 E. Madison Street #290, Seattle, WA 98112.

Thanks!

 

Here are the Seattle OPCD and SDCI Land Use notices and City planning activities in the last month for communities from 18th Ave. to Lake Washington and E Union St. to SR-520

Kaiser Permanente – Capitol Hill Campus MIMP

A Major Institution Master Plan (MIMP) Standing Advisory Committee has been formed to provide feedback on projects planned and under development by the hospital to ensure it complies with its Master Plan. The Master Plan describes zoning rules, long range planning of the property, and transportation planning. Details are hereand here.



Meetings are the 2nd Monday of each month beginning:

December 10, 2018, 6:00 PM
Kaiser Permanente Capitol Hill Campus
Main Building, Sixth floor, D649
201 16th Ave E., Seattle WA 98112

Notice of Public Meeting

 

Seattle City Council Public Hearings

On December 5, 2018, the Seattle City Council will hold three public hearings that concern:

• Two proposed amendments to Seattle 2035, the Comprehensive Plan - Notice
• Proposed legislation amend Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) pertaining to transportation level of service standards and requirements for addressing transportation impacts - Notice
• Consideration of amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, Seattle 2035, related to transportation impact fees - Notice

The City Council’s Planning, Land Use and Zoning Committee will hold the public hearings on during their meeting:

Wednesday, December 5, 9:30 AM.
City Council Chambers 2nd floor
Seattle City Hall 600 Fourth Avenue

Committee Agendas

 

 

3917 E Olive St

Land Use application to allow an addition to a single-family residence.

Notice of Application

 

1801 20th Ave

Land Use Application to allow 2, 3-story, townhouse buildings (8 units total). No parking proposed. Existing building to be demolished.

Notice of Application

 

2450 Lake Washington Blvd E

Land Use Application to relocate a minor communication utility displaced by construction of expanded SR-520. Project includes a 125′monopole and equipment cabinets in WSDOT right-of way. Environmental documents prepared by WSDOT.

Notice of Revised Application

 

201 23rd Ave E

Land Use Application to subdivide one development site into six unit lots. This subdivision of property is only for the purpose of allowing sale or lease of the unit lots. Development standards will be applied to the original parcel and not to each of the new unit lots.

Notice of Application

3320 E Republican St

Land Use Application to subdivide one parcel into two parcels of land. Existing structures to remain.

Notice of Decision

 

111 26th Ave E

Land Use Application to subdivide one development site into four unit lots. This subdivision of property is only for the purpose of allowing sale or lease of the unit lots. Development standards will be applied to the original parcel and not to each of the new unit lots.

Notice of Decision

 

Resources
Land Use Information Bulletins
Property & Building Activity Interactive Map
Permit and Property Records
Design Review Board
Land Use Permit Map

 

Two Doors Down will be taking $3 off the price of any growler fill on Wednesday, Nov. 21. Give thanks for great beer!

Two Doors Down
206.324.BEER
2332 E Madison St.

 

Hello Neighbors:

The generous donations from Madison Valley businesses and residents have gotten us very close to fully funding this year’s lights ($7,035 out of $8,800). With a few more contributions, we can meet our goal. Please help us keep Madison St bright and cheery!

To pay online, click the Donate button on the home page: http://madisonvalley.org, or send a check payable to:

Madison Valley Merchants Association
4111 E. Madison Street #290, Seattle, WA 98112.

Thanks!

 

Thierry Rautureau, chef and proprietor of Rover’s, Luc, and Loulay, has collaborated with French-trained perfumer Molly Ray to create a line of fragrances called Loulay.

Chef Thierry set out to create one of the most luxurious, intoxicating, and romantic scents of the century, using the art and experience he has acquired as a world-class French chef. He and Molly have handcrafted a recipe intended to transcend time.

Our experiences with feasting and scent are connected to memory. When asked, “Do you remember what your wife was wearing the day you met her,” Thierry pauses and says, “No.” “What about the way she smelled?” His smile lights up and he is transported to the day he met her, and recalls every fragrance she’s ever worn for the next hour. What is it about the olfactory experience that brings distant memories to the present? Both food and fragrance help us remember who we are.

Chef Thierry hosted a recent launch party, where 200 guests arrived to celebrate this new line and his new career. In addition to his generous charitable efforts, it’s great to see him stepping outside the box and nourishing a creative outlet that will please so many. Loulay, let it whisk you away!

Loulay is a sustainable product that uses no toxic chemicals of any kind. The fragrance contains notes of fig, lime, green tea, and bergamot. View the Loulay fragrances here:

Loulay Eau De Toilette and Products

 

We are proud to announce HoneyDeux Beauty Bar, our new retail and express spa services shop on Madison! Many of you know that we have been working on this new addition during the summer and we are finally ready to unveil our newest venture!

We now have room to expand our retail products, Hylunia and Well Beyond Beauty, as well as offering curated gifts. And our favorite new obsession is Lalalicious, an all-natural, food-grade body line, free of all toxins of course!

We will be offering all of our lash/brow services and luxurious express skin treatments so you can get your Honey in a hurry!

We are also excited to launch new services including full body waxing, leg, and bikinis! We will have the greatest manicurist in Seattle performing Manicures featuring NCLA, which is one of the safest polishes out there, no toxins and no carcinogens!

Join us on Friday, Nov. 9th and Saturday, the 10th, from 4–7 pm at our beautiful new shop! We are located steps from Honey Skin Spa right on Madison!

In honor of our grand opening we will have some fun goodies and giveaways starting on opening night and throughout the following week, so book your next appointment soon!

HoneyDeux
2816 East Madison Street
Seattle, WA 98112
206.453.5053
[email protected]
honeydeuxbeautybar.com

At Baas Framing Studio we’ve assembled an amazing collection of hand-crafted items from Northwest artists and fair trade companies this year, including silk-and-wool scarves, colorful felted trivets, laser-cut wood pocket knives and wallets and new ceramics from Cary Lane. Reusable pyrex glass straws make a fun stocking stuffer. We’re excited about three new jewelry lines too: silver and enamel jewelry from Alisha Merrick, vintage Victorian buttons and brass chains from My Mother’s Buttons, and laser-cut brass and silver from A Tea Leaf. Also featuring new Venetian plaster paintings by Miguel Lee-Leon!

Join us for some early shopping, cocktails and a fun start to the holiday season!

Thursday November 8
5 pm to 8 pm

Baas Framing Studio
2703 E. Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
baasframingstudio.com

Abstract Painting #2082 by Miguel Lee-Leon

Necklace of Brass with Vintage Victorian Keys, Buttons and Magnifying Glass

Fair-Trade Felted Wool Trivets

 

We’re halfway to paying for the Holiday Lights! Every year the decorative lighting on Madison Street is funded by donations from area merchants and residents. You can help keep Madison Valley cheery during the winter by making a donation to the lighting fund.

You can donate online using PayPal, or mail a contribution to the address below. If we all pitch in a little, we can make the season bright!

Send a check and make payable to:

Madison Valley Merchants Association
4111 E. Madison Street #290, Seattle, WA 98112

To pay online, go to http://madisonvalley.org and click the Donate button on the home page.