Historic Madison Park Makes Headlines - Seattle PI

For years, many Madison Park residents hoped to fly below the city's radar without a neighborhood plan. In Magnolia, many residents felt the same way.
But that's changing.
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Madison Park Group Prepares For Area Growth

Madison Park, Seattle. About 30 Madison Park residents, business owners and building owners attended an exploratory meeting at the Madison Park Bathhouse on March 21 proposing a community effort to create a comprehensive growth plan for the Madison Park community.

Sponsored by Historic Madison Park, the primary speakers included Seattle City Councilmember Sally Clark, Seattle City Lights' Ray Ramos and John Nierenberger and H. Isaac Molitch, landscape and gardening chair for Historic Madison Park.
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Seattle's neighborhood plans: So how's that working for you?

Seattle's approach to neighborhood planning a decade ago was a national model in deputizing citizens as planners and in ensuring their ideas would be carried out by committed partners in government.

But time flies, and it's time we made sure that our plans reflect the challenges and opportunities of the future. All of us have a stake in the future of Seattle. Working together, we can get things done.
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Bring Back that Historic Madison Park Charm

That's exactly what Madison Park resident Lisa Taylor-Molitch wants to hear. And that's exactly what she and her nonprofit organization, Historic Madison Park, would like to accomplish.
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Other Neighborhood News...

Wedgwood neighbors fear development; do not have a neighborhood plan. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/331172_wedgwood11.html