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My plans have changed. Can I get a refund?
Yes. However, alternatively we can turn what you’ve paid for admission into a tax-deductible donation. Contact us at mzanatta-kline@communityrootshousing.org to learn more.
Read MoreWhere can I park?
Street parking is available. We’ll send more detailed information on parking in the “Know Before You Go” email closer to the event.
Read MoreI have dietary restrictions; will I be accommodated at this event?
Yes! We aim to provide a variety of food options for different dietary needs. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options will be labeled at each booth.
Read MoreWhat is the dress attire for this event?
Time to get decked out like it’s 1976! Dress up for the photo booth but leave your tux at home.
Read MoreI purchased tickets for someone else. How do I register my guests?
While purchasing a ticket, the form has options to add the names of your guests. The name of the person purchasing a ticket can be different from the name of the attendee. Additionally, sponsors will receive a registration code for no-cost admission that they can pass on to their guests.
Read MoreI have an accessibility request for this event. How do I go about making that request?
Washington Hall is ADA accessible, with dedicated seating for those needing accommodations. As part of completing your registration, you will have an opportunity to make any accessibility requests. If you’d like to get in touch with staff about an accessibility request, please contact mzanatta-kline@communityrootshousing.org.
Read MoreWhat are your aspirations for the neighborhood over the next 10-25 years, in terms of neighborhood composition (density, demographics, transportation) and what amenities are available?
More business pull to the north. Bridge of community to Snohomish county and towns around us in King County. High rise buildings. I believe the major is the hockey training center and the upcoming housing development. More restaurants, electric car stations, car rental locations, more entertainment in general. I’m very excited about the light link
Read MoreFrom your perspective, what are the major housing, commercial, and community/service needs, if any?
CHILDCARE! Community center programming. Affordable housing. Affordable commercial space. More culturally relevant stores, businesses, food. healthy food! Opportunities to experience nature. Community center/public gathering spaces, childcare near the light rail station, ability to safely travel through the neighborhood without a car. Need walkable grocery stores. Improved public safety. Clean up of homeless and monitoring of
Read MoreWhat are some of the current trends you feel are healthy and/or unhealthy for the future of the neighborhood?
The healthy trends are the redevelopment plans around the light rail station and the mall – providing more housing options, especially affordable housing in the area near light rail and many new amenities for the neighborhood too. For unhealthy trends, increased homelessness in the area, people experiencing mental health crises, drug use, and car break
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