Ongoing Miller Neighborhood HALA related efforts?

The big question, IMHO, is whether anyone is going to lead the HALA related efforts in our neighborhood that many are eager to help with.

I shared this link recently with the core group of people who organized the neighbors' meeting at Holy Names:

https://outsidecityhall.wordpress.com/2017/03/21/udistrict-upzone-a-lesson-for-other-neighborhoods-activists-in-wallingford-and-central-area-know-what-to-do/

It attract some interest and discussion and I further noted:

I am not aware of any ongoing organizing efforts by the Miller neighborhood group after the Holy Names meeting and the City-run meeting at Miller CC.
I fear that the longer people wait, the harder it will be to maintain any momentum/enthusiasm.

Assorted links / surveys /meetings

Madison Street Bus Rapid Transit website now has a live section for your comments:

https://madisonstreetbrt.participate.online

23rd Avenue corridor news:

http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/23rd_Ave.htm

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Capitol Hill Times article about recent HALA upzoning meeting at Miller:

http://tinyurl.com/gtyqutc

Capitol Hill Blog article about our neighborhood meeting at Holy Names: 

http://tinyurl.com/gsddykk

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Seattle Neighborhood Coalition

March 11 or 14th,   

2nd Workshop on HALA Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA)

– Understanding the details of the Proposed Zoning and Land Use Changes under MHA.

The Seattle Neighborhood Coalition in conjunction with the City Neighborhood Council’s Neighborhood Planning and Land Use Committee are pleased to announce their second Workshop on the HALA Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA).   Two dates are planned.

The goal for the second workshop is to educate participants in how to do their own evaluation of the MHA changes to their neighborhood so that they can craft their own message and explain in detail how the changes will affect their community.

Times, dates, places, signup for the meetings on their website: http://tinyurl.com/h77rzjg

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City of Seattle Housing Affordability (HALA) website:

http://www.seattle.gov/hala

Register on their interactive website ( https://hala.consider.it ) via the log-in [top right] and share all your views with the City.