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-- from Chris Bean-Hearne -- A few days ago I saw the conceptual design for Prune Alley Street improvements. They include -- but are not confined to -- the installation of seventeen street lights, each sixteen feet in height, two to be installed at Main Street and Prune Alley, three at A Street, four at
Tuesday, October 22, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., Eastsound Fire Station -- from Jesse Douglas-Seitz for San Juan County Public Works -- San Juan County Council Member Rick Hughes along with Public Works will host a Community Meeting to discuss the Prune Alley street Improvements Project. The meeting is set for October 22, from 5:30 to
Friday, August 23 -- from Rep. Rick Larsen's office -- On Friday, August 23, Rep. Rick Larsen (WA-02) will tour April’s Grove with OPAL Community Land Trust staff to learn how federal funding is being used to construct affordable housing in San Juan County. OPAL Community Land Trust relies on a mix of federal funding,
-- from Paul Kamin, EWUA -- On Monday August 15, Eastsound Water will be doing construction work on Prune Alley. This work is in support of the new four-home development at 430 Prune Alley. To bring water to the site, Prune Alley will need to be “cut open” to access the existing water main that
-- from San Juan County Public Works -- San Juan County Public Works(SJCPW) has begun work on the Prune Alley Improvements project. The scope of this project includes design and installation of curb, gutter, sidewalk, driveways, parking and stormwater facilities along Prune Alley. SJCPW would like Orcas Islanders and visitors of Eastsound to know that
Thursday, March, 3 - 5 p.m., Eastsound Fire Hall -- by Margie Doyle -- [metaslider id=42041] Eastsound's advisory planning board, the Eastsound Planning Review Committee (EPRC), will decide at its next meeting on the design standards of the new sidewalks planned for Prune Alley. The improvements have been discussed at EPRC monthly meetings since 2011.
-- from Greg Ayers, Chair, EPRC -- I want to make the community aware of important upcoming County Council events related to the Eastsound Subarea Plan. After several years of work revising and updating the format of the Plan by the Eastsound Planning and Review Committee (EPRC), it is finally on the County Council’s 2015
-- by Margie Doyle -- Prune Alley, ready for curbs, gutters and sidewalks Councilman Rick Hughes announced at the Eastsound Planning Review Committee regular meeting on Thursday, Nov. 5 that the County Council has approved additional funding from the County Roads Fund in order to complete the Prune Alley Project on a three-year
Hughes announces County Council meeting in Eastsound on Tuesday, May 20 -- by Margie Doyle -- 50% design for Fern and Prune Alley intersection County Engineer Rachel Dietzman spread out the 50% design plans for Prune Alley, focusing on the three "corners" at the intersection of Fern Street and Prune Alley at the
updated Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. Prune Alley, ready for a facelift! EPRC Open House on Wednesday, October 16, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Senior Center by Teri Williams, revised, originally published in www.simplyorcas.com It all started when Rachel Dietzman, County Engineer, indicated the Public Works Department will not be paving