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2019 Annual Report on the 2003 University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus

Linked below is the University of Washington’s 2003 Seattle Campus Master Plan Annual Report covering the period from January 1 through December 31, 2018. This report is required by the City University Agreement (Ordinance 121193) and is sent to the City Council, CUCAC and SDCI for review.

2019 Annual Report

During this reporting period, the amount of space leased by the University within the University District Northwest Urban Center Village (UDNUCV) area increased slightly by 500 square feet, bringing the total to 307,339. Total leasing in the Primary & Secondary Impact Zones (which includes the UDNUCV) is now 369,974 square feet.

The University continued to support the University District Partnership and the University District Business Improvement area through the voluntary contribution of money and staff time. The University also continued its work through the North of 45th Committee to improve the neighborhoods north of campus. This work included University of Washington Police Department (UWPD) patrols, community meetings, and neighborhood cleanups. The University continued working on the Doorway Project in partnership with community-based non-profits. This project is meant to increase service capacity through student placements in community-based non-profits and, in the long-term, establish more effective pathways to stability and housing for young people experiencing homelessness. In 2018-2019, work included “pop-up services cafés” to engage homeless youth in the neighborhood who are not yet service-connected.

CUCAC agenda, May 2019

Provided here is notification that the City of Seattle/University of Washington Community Advisory Committee (CUCAC) will hold its next meeting.

Date:        Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Time:        6:30 – 8:30 PM

Location:  UW Tower
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, 22nd Floor
Seattle, WA 98105

Please view the May agenda here. Note that CUCAC will discussing how they can be most effective, along with City and University representatives. Please try to send at least one person from your organization to this meeting. Accompanying meeting materials:

City University Agreement

CUCAC By-laws

CUCAC agenda, October 2018

Provided here is notification that the City of Seattle/University of Washington Community Advisory Committee (CUCAC) will hold its next meeting.

Date:        Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Time:        6:30 – 8:30 PM

Location:  UW Tower
4333 Brooklyn Avenue, 22nd Floor
Seattle, WA 98105

Please view the October agenda here. You can access the 2018 Annual Report on the 2003 University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus here.

2018 Annual Report on the 2003 University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus

Linked below is the University of Washington’s 2003 Seattle Campus Master Plan Annual Report covering the period from January 1 through December 31, 2017. This report is required by the City University Agreement (Ordinance 121193) and is sent to the City Council, CUCAC and SDCI for review.

2018 Annual Report on the 2003 University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus

During the reporting period, the University slightly decreased the amount of leased space in the University District Northwest Urban Center Village (UDNUCV) by 2,379 square feet, bringing the total leased space in this area to 306,839 square feet. The total number of UW employees in this area increased slightly to 3,867 people with 1,319 of these working in leased space. Total leased space in the City of Seattle was 1,451,712 square feet.

The University continued to participate in the University District Partnership by contributing staff time and money to help maintain the organization. The University also worked with neighbors and students to improve the North of 45th area. This work included UWPD patrols, safety walks, newsletters, food/sock drives and neighborhood cleanups. The University also started the Doorway Project in partnership with community-based non-profits to increase service capacity though student placements and, in the long-term, establish a U District services center specifically for young people experiencing homelessness.