News of Madison Valley

Public Meeting About the Montlake Market Property

OCTOBER 25, 2018 | EDITOR

The Washington State Department of Transportation will host a public meeting to share information about the status of WSDOT’s acquisition of the property where the Montlake Boulevard Market and the 76 gas station are located. The topics below will be discussed and an opportunity for public feedback will be provided.

• Overview of the upcoming Montlake Project elements and schedule

• Factors driving the project’s need for the property

• How WSDOT is working to address a 2018 legislative directive, which states in part: “The department [WSDOT] shall work with its design-build contractor to ensure to the maximum extent practicable that the building housing any grocery store or market currently located on parcel number 1-23190 will be preserved.”

Meeting details:

Wednesday, Nov. 7, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Location: St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
2100 Boyer Ave. E., Seattle, WA 98112

Limited free parking is available on site
Transit: Bus routes 43, 48, 255, 257, 311, and 545 serve the Montlake/SR 520 area; use King County Metro Trip Planner tool to find your route

WSDOT presentation at 5:45, followed by an opportunity for public feedback.

 

Topics: Transportation, Construction
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Joan Golston (12:04 pm Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Joan Golston (12:01 pm Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Joan Golston (12:00 pm Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Joan Golston (12:00 pm Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Joan Golston (12:00 pm Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Joan Golston (11:59 am Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Joan Golston (11:59 am Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Joan Golston (11:59 am Oct 30)
Without the gas station, there is no gasoline from north of University Village all the way to Madison Avenue. Plus there's often a mechanic available, the only one for many, many miles in any direction. The Montlake grocery is similarly the only grocery store for the neighborhood. The nearest others are in the University Village or on 15th Ave, blocks south of Aloha. Gasoline and basic groceries keep the Montlake, Arboretum and North Capitol Hill areas from being deserts. To destroy these community resources for a temporary construction project not serving these communities inflicts a lasting change that harms our neighborhoods.
Anonymous (9:43 am Oct 27)
Please keep the grocery store and the gas station! We need it! It would create a huge void of services! Thank you, Stacia M Sander