Bothell beat Pasco in nine overtimes Friday night, in the field between our two places of residence in Bothell. I don’t know if we would have been in the same neighborhood if we had stayed in WA, though…

When I read that Sound Transit wanted to build a parking garage for the Bothell Transit Center, I kind of figured that they were going to put it at the existing Park and Ride.

Maybe I should try reading the fine print more often.

The Bothell Landmark Preservation Board will be reviewing the application for the Tridor Building at its public meeting (not public hearing) on November 15, at 7:30. The meeting will be held at the Dawson Building, 9654 NE 182 Street. According to the email I received:

In order to promote compliance with the regulations in this subsection, any development proposal within the CBSD which would exceed the threshold for categorical exemptions under the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) shall be submitted to the Bothell landmark preservation board for review and comment in a public meeting prior to any grading or building permits being issued.

…for a day, or a lifetime.” After Donna, Ael, and I moved to the West Coast a few years back, we needed someplace to live. As we hunted for an apartment, we came to look at one in Bothell. The sign on the highway outside town announced the above: we took it for an omen. :-)

A recent addition to the Bothell website is a page for new residents. Wish we had had it 4 years ago… :-)