Thank you to all who were able to attend our Spring GMM in person or on Facebook Live. If you were not able to attend or wish to review the information provided, the PDF from the meeting is here and contains the link to the Facebook video of the GMM.
Please join us at the Newport Hills Community Church (5833 119th Ave SE) on March 18th to learn about Bellevue’s plans for neighborhood development and more. Doors open at 6:30pm, meeting at 7PM. Parking is available at the church (entrance off SE 58th) or across the street in front of S-Mart. All are invited and we hope to see you there.
The Club’s bylaws have not been updated since 2010. Since then, there have been changes in the Washington State Nonprofit Corporation Law, which governs the Club, changes in technology, and changes in the Club’s operations, all of which ought to be reflected in our bylaws.
A copy of the proposed bylaw changes has been emailed to all current members, and we will be introducing the proposed changes at the March 18 General Membership Meeting. The Board expects to ask the membership to vote to approve the final wording of the changes at our Fall 2025 General Membership Meeting. One important change we are proposing is to streamline the bylaw amendment procedure!
A complete copy of the bylaws, with the proposed changes shown in track changes, is here.
A brief explanation of each change and the reasoning behind it is here.
This is an important election – 60% of the Council will be elected in November! Get to know the candidates and their priorities for our future.
When? Tuesday, September 19th, 2023 – 7-8:30 PM, desserts and drinks at 6:30 PM
Where? East Shore Unitarian Church (Sanctuary building), 12700 SE 32nd St, Bellevue, WA
Topic: City Action on Climate & Environment
Don’t miss the chance to win these door prizes:
Registration not required, but help us by registering HERE
On June 26th, the NHCC board submitted a letter to the City of Bellevue with feedback regarding the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) Action Alternatives based on neighborhood concern around affordability, infrastructure, and impact to small businesses – see PDF below. A summary was also delivered in public comment at the 6/28 Planning Commission meeting. The DEIS is a report analyzing the impact of four housing development strategies (Alternatives) being considered in the city’s 20-year strategy update (Comprehensive Plan).
Summary of Alternatives:
