The April Newsletter is ready and being distributed by our amazing block reps in the next few days. Please take a moment to get to know you block rep when he/she is visiting and thank them for their work.

Click this link to access the Newsletter: APRIL 2018 ISSUE

Please reach out to the board our your block rep if you have any questions or are interested in participating in one of our committees.

We are also looking for volunteers for block rep on block 4 (NE 27th St – east end) and block 14 (NE 29th -west end)

Sherwood Forest Community Club

P.O. Box 7344, Bellevue WA 98008

sfccbellevue@hotmail.com

ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES AND PRESENTATION

Please join us at the Annual Meeting, meet your neighbors, express your opinion and participate actively in your community.

Meeting Agenda:

• Election of new Officers
• Treasurer’s Report
• Review of SFCC Board 2016-2017
• Review of membership dues for the Calendar Year 2018
• Discussion of Goals and direction of Sherwood Forest Community Club

DATE:  October 19, 2017

TIME: 7:00 PM

PLACE: Interlake High School Library

(16245 24th St NE, Bellevue, WA)

A copy of the Ballot will be distributed to your home on the October Newsletter. To vote please bring this Ballot to the Annual Meeting or mail it by October 15th to:

Sherwood Forest Community Club

P.O. Box 7344, Bellevue WA 98008

Bellevue Technology Center has submitted an application to amend the Crossroads Subarea Plan/Bellevue Technology Center. Nicholas Matz, a Senior Planner with City of Bellevue, has reached out to us and agreed to meet with our community to explain the process involved in changing the Comprehensive Plan for city of Bellevue (CPA process).

Please take this opportunity to connect with City of Bellevue and learn more about the CPA process and how it may affect our community. Attend the meeting, get informed and provide your feedback to the planning department.
When: April 5th, 2017, 7:00pm

Where: Interlake High School Library

SFCC has been gathering information to better understand how to modify the tree cutting regulations in Bellevue. In recent years, our neighborhood and surroundings have lost many large trees to business developments and individual property owners. We believe that the existing tree removal regulations are insufficient and based on the recommendation from the Environmental Stewardship Program we started a petition. We want to gather as many neighborhood signatures as possible before we send the letter to the City Council with our proposal.
View and sign the petition at:

https://gopetition.com/petitions/sherwood-forest-tree-preservation.html

Sherwood Forest Community Club Annual Meeting was held on October 27th 2016 at Interlake High School. Here is the presentation with the information discussed during the meeting. Thank you to all those that attended.

If you are interested in actively participating in your community we invite you to join us at the monthly meetings or join SFCC committees.  For more information please contact us at sfccbellevue@hotmail.com

Hello Neighbor,

As many of you have noticed, construction work has begun on our south boundary, N.E. 24th. St.  There are actually two projects which are slated to be done here in the next few months.

The first involves the replacement of the water main on the north side of the street between 159th NE and 162nd NE.  We are told that it will be done on a block by block basis so that folks can enter and exit our community on the other open streets.  The south side of NE 24th will remain open and several flaggers will be there during work hours, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM to control and facilitate traffic flow.  We have been told by the City that there will be no detour signs guiding traffic through Sherwood Forest as the intent is to minimize cut-through traffic from this project.  Some homes will be impacted by temporary water shut-off, but those involved will be notified in advance so that they can make appropriate arrangements. We are told that water quality will remain high when service is re-started.  This entire project is due to be completed by May 1.

The second project will be done on a two-phase basis.  The current corner ramps at intersections along 24th St. are not ADA compliant and will be replaced by ones which are. The second phase involves the re-paving of NE 24th from 156th. NE to 166th NE. and will include a new crosswalk at 166th. The corner ramp work may begin prior to the start of summer vacation for Sherwood Forest and Overlake High Schools while the re-paving phase will probably occur during the vacation period and should only last a week or two.  We should know more about these activities as the City of Bellevue firms up the work schedules.

SFCC Traffic Committee