Proposed-A New single-family neigborhood residential subdivision, with approximately 23 new homes, located south of Xenia Street and west of Yew Street.
Next step is for approval of the application and optional DNS process.
Find out more information by contacting Nathan Row, P.E. with Associated Project Consultants, Inc., P.S. at (360) 671-1146.
nathan@apcengineers.com
City Contact: Kathy Bell kbell@cob.org,
Phone 360-778-8347
All comments must be submitted in writing by Sebtember 20th at 5:00 PM
The City will talk about the proposed Homes Now-Tiny Homes proposal for moving to the old Clean Green Site.
Planner Anya Gedrath, as well as Planning Director Rick Sepler with the City of Bellingham and David Doll the Bellingham Chief of Police will be on hand to discuss the proposed relocation of the Homes Now-Tiny Homes project to the former clean green site adjacent to Lakeway and Yew Street.
The WFNA will also be having elections for the 2020 Officers and Board Members.
All residents are encouraged to attend and to be active in your neighborhood . Our meetings are held at Kulshan Middle School, located at 1250 Kenoyer Drive. In room 209 from 7:00 PM till 8:30 PM.
The Bellingham neighborhood associations are a key componet of the overall City of Bellingham (COB) plan. The City believes that the core values must start at the neighborhood level. If you want our neighborhoods to reflect your values and vision then you should attend your WFNA meetings. We bring you topics that are important to our neighborhood development and values based on your imput and priorities.
Stopping crime in out City neighborhoods is of the utmost importance. Most of our meetings have our Neighborhood Police Officer, Eric Jay Knutsen in attendance to listen to your concerns and give us updates on criminal issues that affect us. He can be reached at (360) 778-8785, or at jknutsen@cob.org.
We would like to keep communications between your elected board and our Whatcom Falls residents open and easy to access. We intend to use this website as part of the way we dispense information.
We also use a tool called Nextdoor. This is a is a privately-owned, free online social network used by many neighborhoods such as ours. We encourage everyone to use nextdoor to communicate with your WFNA Board and all your neighbors in Whatcom Falls and surrounding neighborhoods. Find out more about Nextdoor Click Here! We encourage everyone to signup up for Nextdoor by Clicking Here!
