Cedarbrook Park has captured the imagination of citizens in two cities.
The Shoreline School District was set to surplus the large open space on the border of Shoreline and Lake Forest Park. But citizen activists took action and put together an impressive effort. Now they need every one's help to push the stone up the hill. Take Action today by
clicking below!
Dear Cedarbrook Supporter:
Simply click on this link: http://savecedarbrook.org/formproc/form.php
to view and then submit a strong message of support for Cedarbrook Park to your
City Council Members and the Shoreline School Board.
City Council Members and the Shoreline School Board.
Our permission from the Shoreline School Board to pursue funding for a park at the former
Cedarbrook School location runs out in August, 2010. We have asked the school board for
a three-year extension and the city councils of Lake Forest Park and Shoreline have passed
resolutions in support of our request.
Cedarbrook School location runs out in August, 2010. We have asked the school board for
a three-year extension and the city councils of Lake Forest Park and Shoreline have passed
resolutions in support of our request.
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Despite this show of support, the Shoreline School Board has yet to respond!
Help us send a message to the City Councils of Lake Forest Park and Shoreline asking
them to follow through on their pledge of support, and to the Shoreline School Board
urging a positive response to our request for more time.
them to follow through on their pledge of support, and to the Shoreline School Board
urging a positive response to our request for more time.
IT’S EASY TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!
Simply click on the link above to send your message directly to our City
Council Members and to the Shoreline School Board. Two clicks and
you’re finished.
Council Members and to the Shoreline School Board. Two clicks and
you’re finished.
Make your voice heard.
Thank you for your support.
The Coalition for the Preservation of Cedarbrook
George Piano, Chairman
Bob Farris, Vice President
Andrew Bradner, Treasurer
Simone Farris, Secretary
Board Members: Betsy Piano, Anita Bradner, Scott Messic,
Tami Johnson, Rich Osborne, Jeff Sackett, Luanne Brown
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The city and school board is only interested in helping out Sunset, which has not been officially declared surplus, strangely enough.
ReplyDeleteNotice, however, that many of the school foundation supporters live nearby Sunset -- follow the money!
What doesn't follow, however, is the failure to renew the Cedarbrook agreement. The school board is delusional if they think they are going to get any decent price for either parcel in the present economic climate: banks are not lending, houses and other multi-family units are not selling, and developers are broke. There is no expected upturn in the Central Puget Sound commercial real estate market until 2013-2015.