Questions the panel intends to pose include:
-- What would it take to stimulate private investment and create a "critical mass" of retail/commercial activity in the Rainier Beach area?
-- How can public facilities and properties contribute to creating a strong sense of community in Rainier Beach? Possible examples might include schools and open space.
-- What are some strategies toward meeting the community's revitalization goals?
The panel will be moderated by Commissioner Darryl Smith. Other panelist participants include: Sally Clark, SE Neighborhood Development Manager; Dawn Blanch and James Luster, neighborhood plan stewards; Kathy Johnson, Seattle School District; Lynn Sullivan, Seattle Parks Department; Miles Mayhew, DCLU; Earl Richardson, SEED; Bobbie James, Seattle Public Library.
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