Agenda for the November 10, 2015 7:00 PM
Board Meeting
- Approve minutes of October 13, 2015 Board meeting. Approve Agenda for November 10, 2015 meeting.
- Committee Reports
A. President
Meet and Greet. Benefits of Hugging.
Point Wells Ad Hoc Committee formed, John John, chair
Innis Arden Survey Ad Hoc Committee, Donna Arnold McCulloch and Jim McCulloch, co-chairs. Please contact Donna at mc.arnold@frontier.com to be on committee
B. Vice President-Compliance Chair
Will announce compliance matters and vote on a hearing date.
C. Secretary
Amending the bylaws: “The sample ballot set forth in Article II.3i of the Bylaws is hereby amended to remove the cumulative voting portions thereof.”
D.Activities
E. Building and Remodels —
Carroll, 1408 NW 186th, covered patio addition
Koppich, 16902 – 13th Ave NW, remodel
Suarez 17780 13th Ave N.W. Remodel
Bargreen, 17735-17thn Ave. N.W., Teardown
F. Grounds
Irrigation system update
Entrance update
G.Reserves
H. Clubhouse
Clubhouse tree removals
2016 priorities
Rental update
Roof repairs
Drainage repairs
I. Treasurer’s Report/Legal Update
Redditt update
Approval of Budget for 2016
3. Council of Neighborhoods
4. Additional Community Comments
5. Adjourn
Point Wells Ad Hoc Committee
If you want to join, contact John John at (206) 779-1340 or e-mail mailto:john.john@millernash.com?subject=point wells
Greetings from Your Neighbors at Shoreline Community College
We would like to invite you to join us for a conversation on Monday, December 7 in our main dining room in the 9000 building (PUB) at 6:30 PM. News Flash! There is now FREE PARKING on campus after 4:00 pm on Weekdays and all day on Weekends! We listened and responded to the community! Please feel free to come and enjoy the free parking and our conversation.
This gathering is the first of several we will host this year with you, our neighbors. Our conversation will provide an update on future plans at the college that may include construction of new buildings. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.
As the college writes the next “50 years of great,” we want to hold a conversation that is sensitive to your thoughts and hopes so that our time together focuses on solutions and strengthens our relationship as neighbors.
Please tell your neighbors to come join us on December 7 at 6:30 PM. Refreshments will be served.
With best regards,
Cheryl Roberts, Ed. D.
President
Someone in your back yard?
King County assessors are working in west Shoreline
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2015
King County Assessors working in Richmond Beach, west side Shoreline neighborhoods through spring
By Susan Will, Richmond Beach Community News Editor
Just as it is always good to check out suspicious activity in your neighborhood, it is a relief when it turns out to be nothing nefarious. Fortunately that was the case recently when folks in Richmond Beach and Innis Arden learned that people checking out their houses work for King County.
Now through May 2016, staff from King County Department of Assessments are inspecting residential property on the west side of Shoreline (from west of Aurora to the water) to update property values.
Every property in King County receives a physical inspection to update its value at least once in each six-year revaluation cycle. Those areas not inspected in a given year have their values updated statistically.
The physical inspection confirms property characteristics, so appraisers are looking to ensure that all data on each property is accurate. Last year central Shoreline was inspected and properties on the east side of Shoreline will be inspected in 2017. Residential properties on the west side of Shoreline were last appraised in 2011.
According to the Department of Assessments, during physical inspections of an area, you may see appraisers:
- Driving slowly along residential streets;
- Parking and walking along residential streets;
- Doing physical inspections of the front and rear of residences, including measurements;
- Taking photographs of residences; and
- Knocking on doors to speak to residents if the appraisers have questions about changes to or features of the property.
The five appraisers working in Shoreline carry King County identification and show it when introducing themselves to residents. They may be driving either King County or personal vehicles and work Monday through Friday during daylight hours.
Shoreline Police have descriptions of the employees and their personal vehicles including license plate numbers. To verify an appraiser’s identification, contact the Department of Assessments at 206-296-7300, assessor.info@kingcounty.gov or Shoreline Police at 206-296-3311.
Also contact the Assessor’s Office if you have other questions or feel it has made an error in the characteristics of your property. You can request that the data be reviewed or explained by an appraiser and an Assessment Review can be initiated.
Note that the Department of Assessments does not set, collect or distribute property taxes. Each year, property taxes are determined by a combination of state and local government (schools, roads, parks, libraries, hospitals, city and county government), and your local taxing districts such as ports, fire districts, utility and sewer districts. The King County Treasury’s Office collects and distributes property tax revenue to state and local governments.
View more information about property assessments on the Department of Assessments website. More information about property tax here.