To be clear, I am a big fan of the Houghton Community Council. As the City of Kirkland has grown, the HCC has provided a mechanism for providing more granular control over land use issues which affect us here in the Houghton Neighborhoods.
HCC's formation was an essential condition for the citizens of the City of Houghton to approve a merger with the City of Kirkland in 1968. It preserves local control over land use decisions within Houghton to protect the character of the community. HCC has worked very effectively with Kirkland's city council and staff for over forty years. HCC does not vote on matters outside it’s boundaries.
Please find the press release here and application here for the open position on the Houghton Community Council. You can take a look at them below.
This is a great opportunity to be involved in your neighborhood and have a voice in community matters.
Application Deadline is March 31.
Don’t delay, apply today!
HCC's formation was an essential condition for the citizens of the City of Houghton to approve a merger with the City of Kirkland in 1968. It preserves local control over land use decisions within Houghton to protect the character of the community. HCC has worked very effectively with Kirkland's city council and staff for over forty years. HCC does not vote on matters outside it’s boundaries.
Please find the press release here and application here for the open position on the Houghton Community Council. You can take a look at them below.
This is a great opportunity to be involved in your neighborhood and have a voice in community matters.
Application Deadline is March 31.
Don’t delay, apply today!
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