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November 2, 2012

Volume 5, Issue 4 Alabama Hill

Special Interest Articles:

November MeetingAnnouncement

Best Brownie ever

City beat

Individual Highlights: MNAC Report

AHA Membership Form

Association Newsletter

Our next quarterly neighborhood meeting is beingscheduled a week later than usual (first Tuesday) dueto the very important national election. We didnt wantto put our neighbors in conflict with our meeting and theimportant news of the election.

For this next meeting Chairman Dean has arranged fora special presentation by Christopher Comeau, AICP,Transportation Planner for the city of Bellingham.Christopher will be talking about the Alabama StreetCorridor Multimodal Safety Improvement FeasibilityStudy. Youve heard and read some of the aspects ofthis project, and now you have an opportunity to speakto the city planner about how this effort will affect yourlives. Bring your questions and learn more aboutwhere this is all going.

You can find lots of information right now online at thefollowing address:

http://www.cob.org/services/neighborhoods/community-planning/transportation/alabama-corridor-study.aspx

We look forward to a good turnout of our neighbors tohear about this traffic plan and to share in other matterspertinent to our neighborhood.

We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting.

Chairman:Dean Haskins

733-2800Vice Chair:

Doug Bestle734-2271

Secretary:- vacant -

Treasurer:Jim McLeod

734-5127Past Chairman:

Larry Nicholas647-2315

MNAC Rep:Jimmy Kelsey

715-3053AHA Area A (NW) Rep

Brian Walker671-8258

AHA Area B (NE) RepMichael Eisenberg

734-3615AHA Area C (SW) Rep

vacantAHA Area D (SE) Rep

Richard Maneval671-9559

Next AHA QtlyMeeting is Tues

Nov 13th7 PM Bloedel-

Donovan

Next Association Meeting!Tuesda November 13th Bloedel-Donovan Pavilion 7 PM

alabamahillassociation.com

Alabama Street CorridorMultimodal Safety

Improvements

MNAC News October, 2012 Jimmy Kelsey, our Rep

Mayor Kelli Linville has been discussing ways to improve the effectivenessof communications between neighborhood associations and her officethrough the Mayors Neighborhood Advisory Commission. At our October17 th meeting she offered a suggested revision to the Bellingham MunicipalCode changing MNAC role in the project and neighborhood plan reviewprocess in an attempt to avoid duplication by MNAC of work done in thePlanning Department. I have a copy of her suggested revision and if anyoneis interested in discussing it further please call or email.

Parks Director James King provided information on plans for work on ArneHanna Aquatic Center and replacing the field turf for Civic Stadium. He alsodescribed plans to trim the trees in the view from the view platform near thetop of the Arboretum to allow views of the city. *** continued on page 2


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Page 3 of 4Recent home sales in our NeighborhoodMLS # St Address List/Sell $ CDOM Bd Bth SF Stat Date

409381 A 3700 Alabama#302) $118,000 37 1 1 718 09/27/12329226 A 2801 Sylvan St $249,900 513 3 2 1474 09/03/12414106 A 2601 Sylvan St $269,900 15 3 1 1388 10/25/12392481 A 2501 Crestline Dr $284,500 84 4 3 2140 08/10/12365167 A 2420 Vista Dr $329,500 151 3 3 2266 09/11/12385446 A 3221 Heights Dr $339,000 101 5 2 2136 07/24/12418641 A 2713 Erie St $364,000 7 4 3 2525 10/26/12397624 A 3605 Seeley St $384,500 70 4 3 2320 08/24/12400578 A 2425 Erie Terrace $409,900 60 3 3 3850 09/03/12362389 A 2736 Niagara $425,000 157 3 3 2181 05/29/12392540 A 3140 St Clair St $450,000 84 5 4 3950 08/10/12365968 A 2103 Evening Star Ln $535,000 150 4 3 3790 06/05/12376710 A 2211 Evening Star Ln $649,900 123 4 3 3843 07/02/12392569 PI 2305 St Clair St $230,000 73 3 1 1128 10/22/12356161 PI 2614 Huron St $239,000 119 4 2 2308 10/02/12398201 PI 3617 Illinois Lane $389,000 65 4 3 3532 10/31/12395882 PI 2626 Ontario St $389,900 58 6 3 3241 10/17/12393935 P 2729 St Clair St $230,000 178 3 1 1162 10/09/12382616 P 2411 Erie Terrace $310,000 9 1648 07/24/12

416426 P 3605 Illinois Lane $395,000 109 4 3 2668 10/19/12377984 S 3700 Alabama #109 $122,500 18 2 1 895 09/25/12406502 S 2184 E Birch St #9B $185,000 87 3 3 2100 10/26/12389697 S 2308 Birch St $198,000 20 2 1 1048 10/11/12374454 S 2422 Vining St $200,000 69 3 2 1430 09/14/12385130 S 2174 E Birch St #6A $219,000 7 2 3 1700 08/28/12389733 S 2534 Vining St $225,000 7 3 2 1816 09/19/12397564 S 2221 E Birch St $225,000 6 2 2 1617 10/05/12342350 S 2726 E Illinois St $232,500 17 3 2 1516 06/28/12377246 S 2644 W Crestline Dr $235,000 52 4 2 1752 10/03/12326580 S 3430 Crestline Pl $253,000 76 3 2 1532 06/29/12367298 S 2601 Erie St $259,000 3 4 3 1976 07/27/12356338 S 2704 St. Clair Place $263,500 3 3 3 1784 08/28/12371386 S 2815 W Crestline Dr $270,000 4 4 3 2300 08/06/12407007 S 2017 Niagara Dr $270,000 25 3 3 1765 10/25/12387265 S 3027 Crest Ct $275,000 3 3 2 1497 09/14/12384474 S 2608 Lakeridge Lane $297,000 3 2 1956 10/03/12365033 S 3007 Mossop Dr $297,900 4 3 2552 07/11/12382338 S 2731 Niagara St $299,000 2 3 3 2064 08/17/12373324 S 2216 Huron St $300,000 4 4 2 2101 07/26/12397056 S 2933 W Crestline Dr $300,000 63 3 3 2176 10/25/12267934 S 2701 Lakeridge Lane $315,000 43 3 3 1828 06/04/12343301 S 3608 Seeley St $334,500 5 3 2 2070 06/06/12350502 S 3005 Windtree Ct $353,500 89 4 3 2700 06/21/12353482 S 2011 Evenin Star Ln $375 000 408 4 3 2497 10 25 12

City BeatWater Metering ProgramState law requires that all waterservice connections be metered byJanuary 2017. To meet thatrequirement, the City must installmeters and convert billing for15,000 single-family residentialwater customers beginning June1, 2012 and working into 2017Anticipated Meter Installation Timeline Meters will be installed according tothe schedule below developed by staff and approved by City Council. Staff analyzed meter reading routes, billingcycles, and installation processes todevelop a cost-effective and efficientschedule for both the water utility andcustomers

2012-2013: Silver Beach,Alabama Hill, Barkley, Irongate,King Mountain, Roosevelt

More Information For questions about metering, [email protected] or call 778-7700.


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The Alabama Hill Association is a neighborhood association open to all residents within the boundaries of Alabama Hill.

If you are receiving this newsletter, you are a member. An annual $20 donation per family is suggested. The year of yourlast donation appears after your name on your address label. The monies collected are used to pay for mailings and the entreat the annual picnic held in August. Those of you who have attended know it is a good deal!

Meetings are held quarterly starting at 7:00 PM. (1 st Tuesday - Feb, May, Aug, Nov) Come join us and meet your neighbors.

ALABAMA HILL ASSOCIATIONYEARLY MEMBERSHIP $20/FAMILY

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VOLUNTEER? ___________ ISSUES OF INTEREST: __________________________________________________

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Make checks payable to:ALABAMA HILL ASSOCIATION

PO Box 29902, Bellingham, 98228

ALABAMA HILL ASSOCIATIONPO Box 29902

Bellingham, 98228

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