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Tag Archives: SPU
Road Work Around Park Sept 3rd-5th
Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) will be making storm drainage improvements near 1747 NE 106th Street (basically the north tip of Victory Heights Park, right in front of the co-op preschool building). Drainage improvement include one drainage structure. Work is scheduled … Continue reading
Roosevelt Reservoir “Saved” For Earthquake Emergencies
At this month’s meeting of the Victory Heights Community Council, we heard from Bill Heubach from Seattle Public Utilities about the future of the Roosevelt reservoir and its connection with earthquake planning. Read the complete minutes of the December meeting. … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Events, News
Tagged earthquake, encampments, homelessness, reservoir, SPU, water
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Playground At Victory Heights Park Re-opens In February
At the January meeting of the Victory Heights Community Council it was announced the new playground at Victory Heights Park will have a “soft opening” (i.e. unofficial) on Saturday, February 10th from 10-11 AM. Read the entire minutes of the … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Events, News
Tagged renovation, Seed Swap, SPU, Thornton Natural Drainage, Victory Heights Park
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Snow Delays Garbage Collection This Week
Due to the snow on Feb 5-6, Seattle Public Utilities suspended garbage collection on Monday and announced that all remaining residential services will be delayed one day this week. If you are in Victory Heights and have a usual pick … Continue reading
SPU Knickerbocker Construction Video
The Seattle Public Utility (SPU) department has posted a video on YouTube about the recently completed Knickerbocker Floodplain Project on Thornton Creek.
Knickerbocker Project Brings More Truck Traffic
The Knickerbocker Floodplains Project off NE 100th Street will be bringing more truck traffic to the neighborhood in the next few weeks. Construction began last week on the project which so far has cleared the land in preparation for the … Continue reading
Posted in Community, News, Thornton Creek
Tagged floodplain project, Knickerbocker, SPU, Thornton Creek
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Knickerbocker Floodplain Work Begins July 1st
Construction work on the long-planned Knickerbocker Floodplain Restoration Project will begin in July on Thornton Creek. Last night at the Knickerbocker Natural Area (NE 100th Street and 20th Avenue NE), staff at Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and the Parks Department … Continue reading
Posted in Thornton Creek, Uncategorized
Tagged construction, floodplain, Knickerbocker, SPU, Thornton Creek
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Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule
With the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, trash collection in Victory Heights will be on Fridays for the next two weeks, December 27th and January 3rd. And after the holidays, if you should notice a dead tree in your house … Continue reading
Posted in Community, News
Tagged collection, garbage, SPU, transfer station, trash, Trees
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Normal Trash Pick Up On July 4th
Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) reminds customers that normal trash pick-up will occur on Thursday, July 4th in Victory Heights despite the Independence Day holiday. This includes food and yard waste, garbage and recycling collections. Customers should place their containers out … Continue reading
Knickerbocker Restoration Moved To 2014
The Seattle Public Utility (SPU) project to restore the Knickerbocker site of Thornton Creek (at the foot of 20th Avenue NE at NE 100th Street) has been rescheduled to May 2014. SPU announced in a letter to residents that, Construction … Continue reading
Posted in Community, News, Thornton Creek
Tagged construction, Knickerbocker, project, restoration, SPU, Trees
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