| Jun. 10, 2008 @ 7:00 PM at the The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church |
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| Neighborhood Party-In-The-Park 8-10-08 |
Jul. 20, 2008 |
| You (and your kids and grandkids) are all invited to the Indian Trail Neighborhood Party-In-The-Park planned for Sunday 8-10-08 from 11AM to 2PM in Pacific Park. There will be games and prizes for kids, a Bouncy Castle for the little kids, and a bouncy water slide for the bigger kids. Local businesses will have booths. This is a real community event that is a collaboration between "IndianTrailNews.com", Indian Trail Church, the North Indian Trail Neighborhood Council, and local businesses. Come and enjoy a fun time with your neighbors. Bring blankets and/or folding chairs.
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| Mayor Mary Verner - NITNC Meeting 4/8/08 |
Apr. 3, 2008 |
| Our next meeting will be on Tuesday 4/8/08 at 7PM at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Our main speaker will be Spokane Mayor, Mary Verner, who will discuss the State-of-the-City and key issues her administration will face. Also, free dump passes will be handed out at this meeting. |
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| NITNC Meeting 3/11/08: New Neighborhood Policing P |
Mar. 9, 2008 |
| Our next meeting will be on Tuesday 3/11/08 at 7PM at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Our main speaker will be Spokane Police Lieutenant, Craig Meidl, who will discuss the new Neighborhood Policing Program that will be implimented later this year. This program will put additional patrols in the Northwest part of the city and improve policing effectiveness in our neighborhood. |
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| NITNC Meeting 1/9/08: "Councilman Steve Corker" |
Dec. 14, 2007 |
| Our next meeting will be Tuesday January 8, 2008 at 7 PM at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Our main speaker will be Steve Corker, our new District 3 City Councilman. He will give us an update on the 2008 City Council. |
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| NITN Meeting 2/12/08: "Our Water Supply" |
Dec. 14, 2007 |
| We will meet again on Tuesday February 12, 2008 2008 at 7 PM at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Our main speaker will be Erin Casci, Program Manager for the Spokane Aquifer Joint Board. This will be an opportunity to learn more about our water supply from the Spokane Valley – Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer, how this system works and how we can protect it for the future.
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| Indian Trail PumpkinFest & Clothing Drive 10-28-07 |
Oct. 15, 2007 |
| IndianTrailNews.com is sponsoring another event in the Greater Indian Trail Neighborhood. The first annual Indian Trail Pumpkin Fest and Warm Clothing Drive will take place on October 28th from 12-3pm in the Alberston’s parking lot in Sundance Plaza. There will be an area for children to paint or otherwise decorate pumpkins, and the first 100 kids to RSVP to www.indiantrailnews.com will have the opportunity to participate in a scavenger hunt with all of the local sponsors, and receive a free pumpkin to paint at the event. You are also encouraged to help the less fortunate to fight off the approaching cold weather by bringing a new or gently used warm winter clothing item to donate at the event. Please call Lisa Hartin at 879-1402 with any questions. We look forward to seeing you there!!! |
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| Council Candidates Night at NITNC, Thurs 10/11/07 |
Oct. 4, 2007 |
| Our October meeting had to be moved to THURSDAY Oct. 11, 2007 to accommodate the schedules of Steve Corker and Lewis Griffin, our two candidates for City Council, District 3, Position 1. They will be speaking and available for questions. This sort of access to the candidates will be invaluable in helping you decide how to cast your vote in November. We will also have an update on our Center Plan and on an amendment to the Multifamily Tax Exemption ordinance that impacts us. We will meet at the Lutheran Prince of Peace Church at 7PM. But remember it will be on Thursday Oct 11, NOT TUESDAY. Also, dump passes will be available.
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| "Open House" on proposed NIT Neighborhood Center P |
Sep. 8, 2007 |
| An “Open House” will be held to present a proposed NIT Neighborhood Center Plan to the community on 9/11/07 at 7PM as a part of our normal NITNC monthly meeting at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. This summer, a Stakeholder Committee made up of NITNC homeowners and representatives from the developers and owners of undeveloped property in our area has been working on a Neighborhood Center Plan for proposed zoning and land use revisions in and around the Sundance Plaza. This effort was requested by the City Council, and a Planning Services representative has been provided to assist us. The objective of this project is limited to identifying anomalies in the land use and zoning designations in and around our Neighborhood Center, and the work product will be a proposal for revisions to the zoning and land use maps for our area. Examples of recommended revisions are parcels with zoning/land use designations that do not match the actual development, parcels with two areas that are zoned differently, and parcels where the zoning and land use are not compatible. This is a limited “clean-up” project with a goal of getting Plan Commission agreement and City Council Approval before the end of the year. It will not address the neighborhood’s desires for contentious zoning revisions that would entail strong, drawn out opposition and lawsuits (i.e. “downzoning” property to a lower density so as to maintain the single-family character of the neighborhood, moderate growth, and slow the deterioration of traffic conditions). Any such action will have to be undertaken as a separate project. |
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| NITNC Monthly Meeting 9/11/07 |
Sep. 8, 2007 |
| The first meeting of the North Indian Trail Neighborhood Council for the 2007/2008-year will be on 9/11/07 at 7PM at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on Indian Trail. The agenda will include an Open House discussion of the NIT Neighborhood Center Plan, a review of current Library Programs, recent progress on the Impact Fee Ordinance and the Neighborhood Planning effort, discussion of our 2007/2008 Objectives, and a report on the June 2007 NITN Yard Sale. |
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| Indian Trail Picnic Saturday 8/4/07 |
Jul. 28, 2007 |
| There will be a family picnic for the Indian Trail area at Pacific Park on Saturday August 4th from 11 AM to 2 PM. There will be free games and prizes for the kids. Bring a blanket or folding chairs and plan on lunch. If you don’t want to bring a picnic basket, hot dogs and snow cones and drinks will be available at a reasonable cost. The kids are invited to decorate bikes etc. and join in a mini-parade around the park. Line up for the parade participants will be 10:45 AM. This function is being sponsored by www.IndianTrailNews.com which is a new interactive website supported by local businesses. It is focused on the greater Indian Trail area, and provides information of interest to this area. This includes local news items and event notices, phone numbers and Internet links for many local businesses and Spokane City Government departments, classified ads from neighborhood residents, and other helpful information. There is a link to our NITNC website, but NITNC is not affiliated with nor do we financially support www.IndianTrailNews.com due to conflicts arising from our status as a neighborhood government organization. Since this event should be fun for our neighborhood, we thought it was appropriate for us to let you know that you are invited.
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| Police Chief at NITNC Meeting on 5/8/07 at 7PM |
May. 3, 2007 |
| The monthly meeting of the North Indian Trail Neighborhood Council will be held on Tuesday May 8, 2007 at 7:00PM at The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on Indian Trail Road. The featured speaker will be Ann Kirkpatrick, our new Spokane City Police Chief. She will speak on the key challenges the department is facing. We will also have information and enrollment forms for the Annual IT Garage Sale on 6/2/07. This is the last meeting before summer. Our first meeting in the fall will be on Tuesday Sept. 4, 2007.
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| Free Summer Concerts in the Park |
Apr. 6, 2007 |
| Enjoy "Concerts Under The Pines" at Audubon Park sponsored by the Northwest Neighborhood Association on July 12th (Ultraglide), July 23rd (Sammy Eubanks), and August 9th (Men of Rhythm) from 6:30PM until 8:30PM. Bring a chair, blanket and picnic to enjoy a great summer evening with family and friends. |
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